Episode 121 – Public Impeachment, Mormons vs Drug Cartels, and Hong Kong

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on I will not go pop I will not go stop
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gonna say no this is true I will not go
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stop when I see no means no this is true
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this is perseverance this is
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perseverance
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this is perseverance
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this is perseverance up in on the
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robsons I made a first appearance I’ve
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been on the grind never waited for the
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clearance life is all the time so I’m
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gonna live in feel it yeah people gonna
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hear this made a little name with
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addition incoherence never been a lane
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now I’m closer to a genius knowledge of
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my brain chocolate to the experience
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still I’m not rich but at least I’m
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broke
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never sell dreams cuz I better sell hope
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people so lost in the mirrors and the
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smoke think I’d be a real a bloke if I
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said I sold dope no but my friends will
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tell you that I’m awesome awesome I
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started selling and they bottom bottom I
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told him get him and I got him so if you
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want dope boss that’s not a prize it’s
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time just with the needles on the wax
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rock hard like I got the Beatles in your
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back go soft make it easy living off the
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map or I can go hard like your freaking
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shoot on the track I’m grinding from a
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zero to a stack and I’m talking about
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the Nero getting jacked if we’re kinda
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needs a new king i’ma go hard to be the
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leader of the pack a needle in a stack
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and I’m feelin to attack not a ball
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another child but a hero and a black I’m
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an eagle to a rash trouble demon on a
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tractor and the scholar and a brother
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you don’t feel it if you
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you’re always talking evil in your rap
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and I’m trying to fill my minutes on the
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map to give you 12 rules for life and
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kept my room clean
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I’m the Jordan pitcher centre-back I
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will not go pop I will not go stop gonna
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say no means no this is true hip-hop is
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perseverance I will not go pop I will
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not go stop gonna say no no this is true
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this is perseverance and this is
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perseverance
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this is perseverance
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and I believe what I prophesize so I
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don’t apologize unless I do wrong I
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don’t bow to the mob I don’t live to
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antagonize but they say I’m too
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outspoken smoke they wonder if I’m
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joking look a little bit of chess but I
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say what I feel man I’m reeling I’m open
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trust in God but I live in the physical
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selfish thoughts but I give in the
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lyrical not cops hot want my speech to
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be criminal lies get fired when I speak
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the political I am NOT left-wing I am
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NOT right-wing I just know all these
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things I know yeah you can’t I label me
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you can’t put shame on me when I say go
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means go fresh I step into the premises
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kick dope rhymes and they love harm
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expressing it pop online and reply to
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all the messages got to spend time and
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I’m grateful that you cherish it don’t
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talk crap no I’d rather be irrelevant
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can’t play dumb people know that I’m
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intelligent you see me up late like big
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beard let them in 12 your teeth out form
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on your favorite boots your love now I’m
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moving up an eminence girl show love
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cause I feel and all the pleasantest got
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cute streams I can never be a pessimist
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too much love I can never be a feminist
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girls stop looking all incredulous I am
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NOT a bad man I am NOT your never since
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you always had a Mega Drive take it back
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to Genesis worked so hard time to reap a
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benefit
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[Music]
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this is true
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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you
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[Music]
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[Music]
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girl look holy crap that’s loud I
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haven’t had to do this from my computer
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in a long time
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morning good afternoon or good evening
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and welcome to the vanguard for spike he
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took a break from watching Disney Plus
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all day and please dear God never have
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me do this ever again because I want to
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ball up into a tiny little fetal
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position and cry
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Koen I am that right and together we are
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traversing the muddied waters of freedom
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hi everybody I I don’t ever want to
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stream from my never again I was like
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you had a fun time at it um hey
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everybody I am away in an undisclosed
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location with my wife for one of our
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anniversaries for a little vacation and
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so Matt’s having a stream it from his
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side and guys he had a fun time doing it
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ha Matt oh my god I this was this was
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buggier than the Disney Plus rollout
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today okay I have been I’m he I’m
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catching little glimpses of this from
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others that they’re prolonging issues or
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something but I’ve been safely sconce
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the way the beautiful Abbey tropical
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resort and so I don’t know happen I know
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there was baby Yoda and I know that
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everyone everyone was having problems
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getting on yeah but I could that was
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that was pretty much it was you would
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try to prepare him you you would try to
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play a title and everything would it
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would just say log in again I ended up
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getting mine working because for those
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of you who don’t know if you are a
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Verizon customer you get a year of it
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for free so I signed off yeah so I
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signed up for it and it was given me a
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few issues by the end of the day it was
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fine and then I had to start doing this
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stuff and then this got really buggy and
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I understood Disney’s pain experience
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what Disney’s been going through today
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yes well that’s the bad news guys is
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that we’re running a little late but the
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good news is we’re fine here we’re here
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we’re here
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we were here the only a good place to do
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this was in the bed so here I am making
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a video in bed for you America that’s
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right
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spike missed having me in bed so much he
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decided to do a video this video instead
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I America it looks like you’ve had a
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long day at work how can I help you uh
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first and foremost allow me to thank
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Justin for the kava that I’m drinking on
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today’s episode allow me to thank Kroger
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for this delicious purified drinking
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water that I drink every day of my life
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beloved Akula Wanaka so not only do you
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have to stream you have to read the
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notes I know I like I’ve gotta do yes
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yourself you have to do everything I
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have to do everything this is and I can
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just sit here and be pretty you gotta
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look you you have to at least work
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harder on your a I’m being pretty yeah I
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said you were sexy I never started
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reading oh well see that’s what I meant
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I meant like sassy and pretty Oh is this
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better
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that’s so much better okay I’ll hold
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this for an hour to have alright you’ve
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got I can do this well speaking of
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abominations later a couple of San
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Francisco artists decided that they were
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going to create a six story high Nero of
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Greta Thune Berg to raise awareness
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about climate change battle thanks but
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in doing so they use 700 gallons of
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aerosol spray paint the big hole in the
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ozone layer above were they above where
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were they were they were spray-painting
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credit dune Berg no doubt telling us
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that we cost her her future and her
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childhood how dare you my future my
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childhood so yeah no I thought that was
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interesting kids like your global
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warming like the first thing I remember
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about hearing about we need to save the
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environment and global warming was don’t
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use aerosol and yeah the CFCs yes I
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don’t know if they still have CFCs but I
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can’t imagine that well first of all the
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paint is car is is petroleum base so
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they just sprayed a bunch of oil ones
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out of a building mm-hmm but it made
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them feel better and that’s that’s how
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environmentalism works now that is I
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mean it’s all it’s really about making
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yourself feel better it’s over assistant
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am i sexier with the pillow or without
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it America I’m protecting this is you
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this doesn’t people sexy no it’s
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definitely not if you’re one of our if
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you’re one of our audio listeners today
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feel very happy really
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you’re definitely gonna want to tune in
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you’re very happy but your audio only
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listeners on this day of spike America I
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miss you so much so this is um not
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awkward that’s an important thing
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remember for hmm yeah you’re definitely
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gonna want to tune into the Youtube
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version of this and and also donate
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money bless on anchor yeah donate money
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to us on anchor anchor dot if you donate
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$10 to us on anchor I will make a custom
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video where I pretend this pillow is you
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give it a big squeeze like that I’m glad
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low low price at $10 that’s right I am
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glad that you said anchor cuz I know I
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need to get into that later so credit
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Dubourg what else happened so in other
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news about heinous bitches
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tulsi gabbard has decided to sue hillary
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or threatens to sue hillary clinton over
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calling her a russian spy
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demanding that she verbally retracts
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remarks that’ll be a fun one I think I
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think Hillary’s protected under what’s
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it called that rule where you can say
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whatever you want about politicians it’s
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like an exception in the slander and
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libel laws because Trump keeps starting
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to sue people and they keep saying yeah
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no you can’t anymore cause you’re a
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politician right but in other Hillary
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related issues maybe you have this later
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in the notes I have no idea cuz I’m free
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willing at you know I’m just free
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willing willing with you America
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freestyle um she said that she is under
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tremendous enormous pressure to run
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again in 2020 and crowd actually yelled
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out no you were I imagine I imagine that
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that’s what I would have done if I were
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there I would said no right no one has
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asked you to run for president nobody
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really wants that to happen except for
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now you look Donald Trump does well ya
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know he would love that he would he
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would love to upset her again yes yes
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Elizabeth Warren was old Elizabeth
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Warren she was up on stage telling that
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and she was taking advice from people on
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how she should be able to reach more
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male voters and what somebody
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recommended was that she was told she
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needs to smile more and you’re gonna be
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really upset that you can’t see this
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because I saw it in drive okay and so
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yeah she started smiling and it did not
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go and it did it did not yeah it did not
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go well for her because it kind of drove
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some more people away afterwards that we
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live in a society she did that she
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wouldn’t ask everyone why they were
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being so serious
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right mm-hmm
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she said I’m gonna get a beer so happy
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that my husband could join me in our own
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kitchen today thank you for being here
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thank me I’m gonna get a beer in our
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kitchen it’s 8:00 a.m. no yah would you
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like a beer
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and he’s like no five in the kitchen
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it’s 8:00 in the morning I just got out
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of the shower just brush my teeth no I
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don’t want a beer right that was weird
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that was weird Elizabeth Warren
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reinforcing the stereotype about natives
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and drinking very soon very soon old
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people in technology what that one’s
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true that one is true
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see that one is true she is like the
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definition of okay boomer she really is
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Shirley Oh possibly also related news
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speaking of okay boomer Vermin Supreme
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what our Berman supreme was a former
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roommate friend and former roommate
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Herman supreme was at a Joe Biden rally
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in New Hampshire where he at rich Enzo
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who’s with his campaign shouted okay
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boomer at him through a loudspeaker
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during I believe the entire event yeah
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and then started outing okay boomer at
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some of his supporters which I mean
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that’s sort of the pot calling the
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kettle black there in a very hilarious
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way it is but he’s really only a boomer
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in age yeah no way oh I see a Boomer
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thought process
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yeah Joe Biden’s technically not a
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Boomer he’s a wherever he’s worth
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boomers World War two generation but he
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actually comer he’s see Greatest
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Generation
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that’s what they said when when when
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Vermin Supreme did this he got some clap
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back on Twitter not on you know what he
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did but on the fact that Joe Biden is
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technically not a Boomer because he was
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born in 1837 or where I was born in like
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them go 1837
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yeah 18:37 it’s crazy into antebellum
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era nationally he’s from Wow no he was
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born in yeah I know I didn’t know either
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he was born in the nineteen like late
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1930s or something so he was right so
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boomers are from 46 to 64 something like
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that and he was born before that
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– which Berman said okay Brewer so it’s
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a good time so uh not having absolutely
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no segue Maj Maj Corey every time you
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move your microphone rubs across the
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pillow Oh Maj Tori did he leave or did
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he get kicked out no he left the party
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so here’s what happened guys Maj tour a
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tour not proud to say his last name I
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think it’s Toure yeah what black guns
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matter
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he just ran for Philadelphia City
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Council as a libertarian and lost um
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they went with the top however many vote
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getters and he wasn’t he was in the
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bottom three I think and um he so he
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didn’t make it and there has been so he
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has been slated to be the keynote
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speaker at the National Convention the
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libertarian National Convention next
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year in Austin and there’s been
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tremendous pressure on the on the party
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to rescind his not his invitation
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because he’s put out a lot of
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anti-immigrant talk saying that you know
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you know kind of standard conservative
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talking points that immigrants steal
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jobs and destroy our culture or whatever
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and that you know he even used the
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dreaded do you lock your doors at night
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analogy when talking about immigration
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he’s also in the past made some and the
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not so distant past made a lot of very
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anti-gay homophobic and transphobic
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statements which he has not you know
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apologized for rescinded so as far as we
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can tell he
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still thinks that but the big one and
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there was one other thing I don’t
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remember what it was but basically he’s
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really it would have boiled down to is
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he’s more of a conservative than a
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libertarian and so there was a lot of
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pressure on the on the party to rescind
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his invitation to be the keynote speaker
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I’ve been a mistake his last name’s
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Hayes who was in charge of that
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unilaterally decided to uninvite him
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right from the from the convention
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convention as the speaker still welcome
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to go and I mean cake around there is no
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there’s no actual as we learned with the
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Arvind Vora situation and the end leader
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situation we learned that there is no
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actual device for the Libertarian Party
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to remove someone from the party but
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they did disinvite him from the keynote
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speak and or he or the guy in charge of
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it did maj had already said if they just
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fight me from the keynote
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I’m leaving the party and and he did and
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honestly I’m surprised he did again he
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fits more in the Republican Party than
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in the Libertarian Party he’s not really
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I mean he’s a conservative he’s more of
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a conservative than a libertarian um I
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think he’s stuck around because Michael
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I think it’s hice is how you say his
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name and a few other people in the
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Libertarian Party really worked hard for
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him and helped him and so I think out of
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respect for that he stuck around longer
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than he probably wanted to but he’s
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gonna wake make considerably more money
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and have a lot more fame and fortune
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being a conservative either as an
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independent or a Republican and sort of
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doing the sort of media rounds with
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people like your ex-girlfriend Candace
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Owens and in people like that I think
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you know I think he’s got way more money
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to make as a you know a blex it speaker
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then as a libertarian party guy who lost
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the City Council right but he still do
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he’s doing great stuff black guns matter
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and and we’ll see
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but ya know he left the party right and
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breaking news Matt Hicks has just
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volunteered his services as keynote
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speaker at the convention in Austin and
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nice
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I for one support that I support that
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only if he comes dressed as the dude if
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he’s dressed as the dude from Big
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Lebowski oh man
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or as you thought Jesus and whatever
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whatever year you want to call that
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right and if he’s equally as drunk as he
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was that night I oh yeah I know he has
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to be at least that drunk
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if anyone if you look up on our page it
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would have been on put up on the I think
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the fifth or sixth but if you if you put
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in your facebook search bar if you put
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muddy waters media Matt Hicks you will
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see my red carpet interview of Matt
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Hicks which is possibly the two greatest
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minutes in internet video history so I
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would I would definitely I would
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definitely I second his proposal to or
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yeah I second his proposal to be be the
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keynote speaker at the convention it
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would definitely ride fly it driver fly
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there for them and Matt Hicks has agreed
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to all of our demands so he says okay he
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says done and done so hopefully we can
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get a drunk Matt Hicks dressed as the
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dude is the keynote speaker saying that
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nobody’s radical enough let’s get the
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yeah let’s get that hashtag going drunk
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Matt Hicks LNC 2020 I like it I like it
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in for terror as well honestly I mean
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let’s just do the whole thing let’s just
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put him in charge let’s make him the
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presidential candidate really drunk Matt
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Hicks for everything I like it drunk
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Matt hit you just vote you run from at
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just drunk drunk night head up 2020
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instead of instead of none of the above
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or not voting just vote drunk Mac Hicks
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for everything yes he’s bound to win
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something hashtag drunk
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Hicks 2020 hashtag drunk Matt Hicks
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so last week for everybody that was
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watching it was election day but we
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aired the Libertarian Party of South
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Carolina’s libertarian presidential
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debate the audio of it
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but I wanted to touch quickly on a
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couple of the key things that happen in
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the election that many people on the
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internet freaked out about okay first of
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all Kentucky elected a Democratic
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governor and they how dare they and they
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blame the libertarian for his two
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percent and how that would have been
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reference maker now what everybody seems
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to be forgetting or not realizing not
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really sure which everybody seems to get
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probably the latter probably the latter
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right is that Kentucky has more
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Democratic voters registered than it has
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Republican voters registered so already
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you’re fighting an uphill battle even in
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a reelection season right you had a
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Democratic governor who got rid rid of a
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liberty minded lieutenant governor to
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get somebody who was more trumpian and
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that was gonna lose him his votes and
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those were the people that switched over
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in order to make the change to vote for
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the libertarian and it doesn’t Kentucky
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like have a history like they’ve only
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had two Republican governors in the last
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however many like I mean it’s not
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uncommon for them to have Democrat
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governor right it’s been two Republican
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or yeah two Republican governors in 50
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years right so this will not uncommon
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guys right this is not the biggest shock
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now right as somebody who grew up in the
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Commonwealth of Virginia it’s not a
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state common law but a lot of people
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freaked out because the Virginia State
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Legislature ended up switching to be
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democratic and a lot of people flipped
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out about this we discussed
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we discussed this briefly on the show
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last week but in 2004 George Bush won
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re-election but it was a lot closer than
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people thought that it was going to be
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in 2008 they turned blue for Obama in
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2012 reelected Obama 2016 Hillary
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Clinton in 2017 they voted in governor
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blackface like this has been a slow and
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steady growth for them doing this and a
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lot of it comes from the people that
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have been moving from states like New
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York and Connecticut and Vermont and
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they’re moving down south to escape the
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higher taxes okay Virginia is great it’s
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not as expensive and then they’re
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continuing voting for all the stuff that
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they’ve been trying to escape right this
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is just and that’s also that’s also
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happening the next step step is
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happening like North Carolina is now a
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purple state so I mean it’s they even
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have a Democratic governor right now so
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Virginia I’m still surprised people are
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Virginia turning blue was a 10 year old
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story at this point right it’s just this
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is the first time that they’ve flipped
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like the locals but that’s not that
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shocking that is going to happen
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eventually said we weren’t able to get
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Virginia back to a red state what did
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they blame that on the libertarian stare
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now they didn’t blame that on the
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libertarians they were just freaking out
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okay they were just freaking out about
26:18
it
26:19
I spent a slow steady decline to blue
26:21
for since 2008 this has been 10 11 12
26:26
years running that it’s been going this
26:27
way this was not supported I mean for
26:30
Virginia is two main states I guess you
26:34
could call it the south and west which
26:37
are still very much what you would think
26:40
of when you think of Virginia and then
26:42
the ever-expanding Northeast DC Beltway
26:45
area into the northeast of the state
26:49
which is the the you know Nova or
26:50
whatever the the DC Beltway expanding
26:54
into Virginia plus people moving down
26:56
from you know New York and New England
26:57
and all of that so yeah it’s a blue
27:00
state at this point even though most of
27:02
the state is still
27:04
the main population centers are all blue
27:08
kind of like Illinois hello southern
27:11
Illinois is a standard Midwestern
27:13
purplish red area with Chicago just
27:17
holding on for the Democrats so I mean
27:19
that’s that was gonna happen with
27:22
Kentucky John hick John Hicks is his
27:25
name who ran is the libertarian what the
27:28
people who are freaking out right now
27:29
don’t get is that if you took away the
27:34
ability to vote for third party
27:36
candidates and every voter in Kentucky
27:38
had to pick either a Republican or a
27:40
Democrat most of those libertarian
27:43
voters would just not vote and then
27:46
though of the ones that are have that
27:48
are left they’d split fairly evenly
27:52
between Republican and Democrat maybe a
27:54
little bit more for a republican than
27:55
democrat but not enough to change that
27:57
election outcome and that’s what a lot
28:00
of Republicans and Democrats don’t get
28:02
we saw this in Georgia when Stacy Adams
28:07
lost to Brian Kemp Brian Kemp right
28:11
bring him yeah yeah Brian Kemp last year
28:14
people were freaking out and saying oh
28:17
it’s because you know people voted
28:19
libertarian and in that case I think ya
28:23
know his win would he still he got
28:24
enough votes that it was more the
28:27
difference between Adams and Kemp but
28:31
those people weren’t gonna vote for Cece
28:33
Adams or Brian Kemp or at least not
28:36
enough to make a difference in one way
28:38
or the other and I mean libertarians are
28:41
they know that when they vote for that
28:44
person that they’re gonna come way in
28:46
third they know that they know that it’s
28:49
not gonna be closed in statewide and
28:52
national elections they make that vote
28:54
because they’re so disgusted with the
28:56
other two choices they don’t care which
28:58
side wins so I just I need I even saw a
29:03
lot of you know uh you know libertarians
29:06
who aren’t members of the Libertarian
29:08
Party who were very upset that Bevin
29:10
didn’t get reelected libertarians
29:13
weren’t gonna vote for a conservative
29:14
Republican
29:15
they just weren’t mmm or a Democrat
29:18
and a lot of people were like yeah yeah
29:19
he was endorsed by the RLC he was
29:23
endorsed by the RLC he was the best
29:24
Liberty candidate that was electable and
29:27
they were saying things like that but
29:28
then he got when he got rid of the
29:30
lieutenant governor a lot of people said
29:31
well no he’s just gonna do whatever
29:32
Trump tells him to do right so I’m not
29:36
no just no and that’s he he also
29:41
underperformed all of the other
29:43
Republicans on a statewide by like a
29:47
hundred thousand votes which would have
29:49
been more than enough for him to win
29:50
this was a Bevin problem this was not a
29:53
you know the 40,000 libertarians that
29:56
voted for for a first this was a Bevin
29:59
problem and it was a Republican problem
30:01
oh the other thing is this you’ll notice
30:05
a pattern whatever a Republican loses to
30:09
a Democrat or Democrat loses to a
30:11
Republican in a close election the very
30:14
first people that they go after are
30:16
people that the party they don’t blame
30:19
the the overwhelming group of people
30:21
that voted for the other candidate for
30:23
that vote for you know the Democrat or
30:25
the Republican even though that’s the
30:27
reason they lost they lost because more
30:29
people voted for that other candidate
30:31
then for them they don’t blame they
30:34
don’t blame the large group of people
30:36
who didn’t show up to vote they blame
30:39
the sometimes several hundred or several
30:42
thousand people who voted for a third
30:46
party candidate because they didn’t see
30:48
enough of a difference between the two
30:50
major candidates to bother voting for
30:51
them and even though they would go in
30:54
and what I’ve always said is you know
30:57
because I’ve I’ve campaigned for
30:58
libertarians in the past like I’ve gone
31:00
out there and I’ve done and people have
31:01
gotten mad at me saying you know you’re
31:03
just gonna steal from my candidate or
31:04
you’re just helping the other candidate
31:06
whatever and my argument has and always
31:09
will be if your candidate can’t get
31:12
people to come out and vote for him and
31:13
they’re gonna come out and vote for my
31:15
candidate because my candidate was able
31:17
to do it that’s on you that’s on him
31:21
that’s not on my candidate that’s not on
31:23
me I’m doing the work if they’re not
31:26
willing to do the work they aren’t
31:27
earning your vote
31:30
vote they can’t get them to vote for you
31:32
knowing that their vote for this other
31:35
person is almost certain to not help
31:38
them get elected like they know that
31:40
they’re throwing their vote away
31:41
whatever that’s called they know that
31:44
they’re voting for someone that’s almost
31:45
assuredly not going to win they still
31:47
won’t vote for you
31:48
how much do you suck that they won’t
31:51
vote for you right it is what it is and
31:53
and the the reason that they go after
31:56
those third-party candidates harder than
31:58
they go after anyone else when they lose
32:01
these close races is because it doesn’t
32:03
really come down to which side won it
32:05
came down to controlling your choice
32:06
they want they more important than
32:09
anything else more important than if the
32:10
Republican wins or the Democrat wins
32:12
what’s most important to them is that
32:15
you believe that the only viable choice
32:18
are Republican or Democrat because if
32:20
that ever changed if people said yeah
32:22
you know what I don’t really care I’m
32:24
voting if enough people said I’m gonna
32:26
vote based on who I think should win
32:28
period even if they don’t even if you
32:30
know the media and the major parties are
32:33
telling me that they don’t have a shot
32:34
of winning it probably what they win
32:37
more they’d actually win some elections
32:39
and that would completely destroy the
32:41
Republic rap back and forth of you know
32:43
the two parties pretending that they’re
32:45
opposing each other but they’re really
32:46
just working together to you know
32:48
endlessly grow government and you know
32:50
play to their bases while just doing the
32:53
same thing the other side I would do
32:54
once they’re in office that would all
32:56
die so it is imperative that you be
32:59
blamed for not voting for they’d rather
33:03
you not show up and vote then to vote
33:06
libertarian yeah or to Green Party or
33:09
whatever and what some other party
33:12
they’d rather you not go up except in
33:15
the cases where they lose where they’re
33:16
like what you should have gone out to
33:17
vote well and that’s the thing I mean
33:20
it’s it’s really it’s about control they
33:22
want you to show up and they want you to
33:24
vote Republican or Democrat and in so
33:26
many of these people are the people who
33:28
will go out there and say you need to
33:29
take responsibility for your own actions
33:30
and when you go out and you vote for the
33:32
candidate that you like the best and it
33:35
causes their candidate they’ll lose they
33:37
blame you they don’t blame their
33:39
candidate they don’t blame exactly blame
33:41
you yep
33:44
sarah Branyan on on the old tubes of you
33:47
says where can I get one of those hats
33:49
and I say oh you can get that at
33:51
taxation is theft dot cards first erdf
33:57
yes taxation is theft dot cards
34:01
you cannot card pick one of those up at
34:03
that website you can also get some
34:06
sweet-ass merch from the firm in 2022
34:10
comm it’s really taxation is theft the
34:13
taxation bracelet or the end the drug
34:16
war and the drug war I don’t know you
34:19
can see this yeah but you can you can
34:22
actually see it pretty well well like it
34:23
looks so amazing definitely get it you
34:27
should write and you know they’re really
34:29
fun to have on when you’re at work and
34:31
have somebody read it out and they look
34:34
at you and taxation of stuff and you
34:36
just look at them you gaze into their
34:38
eyes because you don’t realize that they
34:39
read something on your wrist and you’re
34:41
like what’s up girl
34:43
how you doing and we were reading that
34:48
my bad definitely never had that she
34:54
wants me and she’s thinking like how
34:59
would we have things so oh by the way a
35:07
plug for my show tomorrow
35:09
my fellow Americans Dan Berman who made
35:13
all the in sells all this sweet-ass
35:16
merch that I’ve got is gonna be on my
35:18
show completely unrelated to me having
35:20
all of the sweet-ass merch in the first
35:21
place
35:22
Daniel taxation is theft Berman who is
35:25
running for president and wants the
35:28
Libertarian Party nomination to run for
35:30
president gonna be on my show tomorrow 8
35:33
p.m. Eastern yep he was on my show a
35:37
couple months back and he is a fun
35:39
interview he is a suit yeah he’s got I
35:43
really enjoyed watching that he’s just a
35:45
fun interview he’s super smart guy yeah
35:49
he knows what he’s talking about so I’m
35:51
gonna have him on I’m gonna have him
35:53
he’s been saying some blast from his
35:55
comments about Waffle House we’re gonna
35:57
talk about that
35:57
yes and oh by the way guys be sure to
36:00
join my caucus I started a caucus for
36:02
the Libertarian Party the Libertarian
36:04
Party Waffle House caucus that’s right
36:07
um should be going up for that spike is
36:10
the all-star special of the Libertarian
36:12
Party Waffle House caucus which we’ve
36:15
just shortened to ass today
36:17
I’m the a SS it’s also a tan a donkey
36:20
gif sharing caucus yes so if you got a
36:23
sweet donkey pictures or videos or gifts
36:27
you want to share in there be sure to do
36:28
that Libertarian Party Waffle House
36:31
caucus we are applying for the 501 3 C
36:35
which we’re certain to get just as soon
36:38
as I ever actually do that right and we
36:41
want to be a major force in the
36:42
Libertarian Party and the Waffle House
36:46
people will come to us for the forecast
36:48
doggy’s political weather right exactly
36:54
um oh and that’s the that is by the way
36:56
the official Libertarian Party caucus of
36:59
muddy waters media true I just made that
37:02
yeah I’m fine with that I was like okay
37:06
why not really just now I just decide
37:08
Rick Chris Reynolds personal injury
37:12
attorney Chris Reynolds attorney at law
37:13
is very excited that you are doing a
37:15
sensual show lying down yes and this
37:18
nice Chris Chris Oh Chris this is this
37:23
is what I’m really this is how I this is
37:25
the format I’ve wanted the show to go
37:27
into for a while like soft porn and it’s
37:31
really been like where I’ve been pushing
37:33
things I haven’t been really aggressive
37:37
oh but and so I thought like you know
37:40
this time I’ll be clothed because you
37:42
gotta ease into it and also Facebook and
37:44
YouTube and Twitter once where a float
37:48
exclusive show once we’re getting enough
37:51
money from float to be a float exclusive
37:55
program I’m at least gonna be topless
37:58
I guess gonna be topless now you could
38:01
you could always be topless I could be
38:03
topless right so that’s the direction
38:06
we’re going this we’re very sensual you
38:08
know I’m here to muddy the waters in
38:10
there
38:12
Chris Reynolds says to check out his
38:15
libertarian party tilapia lovers caucus
38:17
also known as the libertarian TLC in
38:21
hell and if if Arvind borde joins the
38:27
libertarian TLC keep your 14 year-olds
38:29
away yeah well don’t drive him there
38:33
yeah don’t drive him that cuz it’s your
38:34
fault Jacob Jacob LaBelle no I can’t
38:41
speak for spike but I did not rejoin the
38:43
LP I’ve never been a member yeah no
38:49
spike did not join and I did not rejoin
38:51
the LP no I’m not joining I’m just
38:54
effecting it from the outside with my
38:56
caucus right with my large and ever grow
39:01
and caught yes the Waffle House caucus
39:06
Waffle House caucus so be sure to join
39:10
that we have we have we have only four
39:13
rules
39:14
number one is Waffle House is better
39:17
than everything else yes so you can’t
39:19
pretend that it’s not right to is you
39:25
don’t need a jerk yeah three which is
39:29
very arbitrarily enforced it’s really
39:32
what I decide is okay or not
39:34
three is seems very authoritarian of you
39:38
ya know it’s it’s a total dictatorship
39:40
I’m not even having other admins on
39:43
there it’s just me control everything I
39:45
didn’t even make Matt an admin cuz it’s
39:47
fine
39:47
and so and three is don’t you can’t like
39:51
harass or threaten or murder anyone and
39:53
then also don’t be a naughty so there
39:56
are a lot of rules um but you should
40:00
join yep you should join you’ll get more
40:03
work more pictures and videos like this
40:06
if you join of course you could just get
40:12
those on float where we can do it oh
40:14
that’s true too yeah again depends on
40:17
how much you donate we can really get
40:19
pictures and videos of whatever you want
40:22
I’m just gonna
40:24
gonna start throwing that money at us
40:25
that’s right me us so speaking of
40:31
awkward things debating on being done
40:34
publicly the public impeachment hearings
40:38
are scheduled to begin this week yes and
40:43
pretty much everybody across the country
40:45
has already made up their mind on
40:46
whether or not they think he should be
40:48
impeached or shouldn’t be impeached and
40:50
whether he should be removed from office
40:52
and whether he shouldn’t be removed from
40:53
office and typically you can figure out
40:55
what somebody believes in the first five
40:57
minutes of talking to them and you can
40:59
also guess what news sources they like
41:02
to watch I was talking with some people
41:06
the other day and in five minutes I knew
41:08
that they watched a lot of Vox a lot of
41:13
Vox vo X yeah yeah yeah knew that one
41:17
immediately I’ve talked to a lot of the
41:19
people who wanted those are the people
41:21
who wanted Trump impeached for getting
41:24
elected be fair you know when people ask
41:30
me do you want someone impeached yes
41:32
yes doesn’t matter who absolutely say
41:36
County a trigger yeah they have
41:38
absolutely done something that violates
41:41
the Constitution so yeah I want them
41:43
impeached yeah or just I don’t like sure
41:48
like I just think like literally just
41:50
all the way down top to bottom from the
41:53
janitor if you could impeach a janitor
41:55
I want public impeachment hearings for
41:57
the janitor all the way up to president
41:59
and everything in between at all levels
42:01
so that includes Trump so what I’m sure
42:08
you have some details on this hearing
42:10
but it sounds like I mean it sounds like
42:13
they’re gonna go to impeach them and
42:14
then the Senate is gonna vote not to
42:18
cannot Ted probably not even to centrum
42:21
that’s gonna be funny when they vote not
42:23
even the centrum and they just feel like
42:25
there’s nothing here and then you know
42:27
how goes it wasn’t witch-hunt see that’s
42:30
that that is the next four months is
42:33
gonna help a little cool that’s what’s
42:34
gonna happen
42:35
but this week on a very special
42:37
so dove Congress we are going to be
42:44
seeing the likes of the alleged
42:46
whistleblower whose name is probably
42:50
something along the lines of erred
42:52
Caramella
42:54
maybe possibly Oh is that whose name I
42:57
keep Dean yeah that’s the name that gets
43:00
you kicked off Facebook if you type it
43:01
yeah yeah I was gonna say people like
43:04
type that it kicked off yeah I hope book
43:08
isn’t listening to the show Eric that’s
43:13
why I said something alike for that I’m
43:15
not saying it is that I don’t know um
43:17
let’s just like pronounce it wrong C
43:19
Romila very very actually probably say
43:23
it right Eric caramel au caramel caramel
43:28
Oh Eric caramel au is expected to be
43:31
called to testify Dems are obviously
43:32
fighting it because of witness of
43:34
whistleblower protection acts although
43:38
if you are trying to protect the
43:40
whistleblower if somebody types their
43:42
name on Facebook and you remove them
43:44
from Facebook isn’t it sort of just
43:46
saying yeah no that’s the whistleblower
43:48
you’re not protecting him in this way
43:49
yeah that sort of sounds like not
43:52
protecting them right I feel as though
43:55
that is just kind of saying yes that’s
43:57
who it is stop saying his name yeah
44:00
making matters worse for and then you go
44:04
go ahead and they say don’t they say
44:07
stop saying his name and you’re like
44:09
whose name and they’re like Eric here my
44:11
job
44:11
damn it mm-hmm so making my kind of
44:16
worse as a caramel O’s lawyer is a
44:22
gentleman named Marc
44:23
xayide I believe that’s how you
44:25
pronounce his name I should have done a
44:27
lot more recently Marc is ie he has he
44:31
initially started talking about removing
44:33
Trump from office in June of 2017 and
44:38
the coup had started in June of 2017 I
44:44
said what do you wrote he wrote that on
44:46
Twitter yeah I just like I should have
44:49
had these things yeah
44:50
I should have had these things that I
44:52
hold up but he also know he can’t all be
44:55
me then right I also don’t know how to
44:58
make it look the way that you make it
44:59
look so I was like I’m not gonna put up
45:01
an ugly tweet is this have just leave me
45:07
up you can have me just really free
45:15
swearing I’m looking for marks I eat
45:18
also the cou this coming America reenact
45:25
reenact let me reenact in America hi I’m
45:28
Mark Sayid the coos coming well you
45:31
should reenact this next one because he
45:34
had a tweet from his ties come up saying
45:36
he had successfully gotten security
45:38
clearances for people who had child porn
45:40
issues arvind Vora was unavailable for
45:43
comment
45:46
he got what he got security clearances
45:49
for people who had child porn issues
45:51
tweeted this it’s on Twitter I mean
45:57
great lawyer yeah would you brag about
46:02
it he is 100% going to be called to
46:11
testify oh yeah they’re gonna drag all
46:14
that stuff oh yeah he’s gonna get caught
46:16
satisfied like this is going to be the
46:17
most entertaining impeachment ever
46:19
oh yeah hunter Biden is expected to be
46:24
called and Joe is doing his absolute
46:28
damndest to make it so hunter Biden does
46:30
not have to actually testify yeah the
46:35
Dems are the dims so I don’t think they
46:38
want the GOP put together this long list
46:40
of names of people they want called and
46:43
including hunter Biden and Mark Sayid
46:45
and Eric Carmelo and and there’s no
46:51
guarantee that the Dems will actually
46:53
call these people because the Dems right
46:57
so what we’re looking at is both sides
47:00
are going to be attempting to smear the
47:01
other side with their weakest links
47:03
right
47:03
so right you’re gonna have your Mick
47:07
Mulvaney saying that they don’t want to
47:08
go up there you’re gonna have your Rex
47:11
Tillerson saying that he never
47:12
approached nikki Haley about restricting
47:17
what the president can do because they
47:18
knew right like you’re gonna you’re
47:20
gonna have all of these things going on
47:21
it’s like who’s gonna show up to testify
47:23
and who’s not gonna show up to testify
47:25
and who’s gonna be allowed to testify
47:26
and it’s gonna just turn this thing and
47:29
do a huge circus but the one that I’m
47:32
most curious about is there is rumor
47:34
that Adam Schiff will be called to
47:37
testify and asked about the legitimacy
47:39
of any of his investigations under oath
47:46
isn’t he the head of the impeachment
47:48
yeah yes this is just gonna be a giant
47:55
mess all around this is going to be the
47:58
best circus since Barnum & Bailey join
48:00
forces an elephant started flying right
48:04
this is I like that analogy um but now I
48:09
mean while even if the House Democrats
48:12
vote down calling witnesses the Senate
48:16
can still call witnesses right or they
48:18
don’t do that I believe they can but
48:23
what I learned in researching how
48:25
impeachment happens is that there are no
48:28
rules
48:29
it’s the motherfucking Thunderdome in
48:33
there like it’s just we’re doing it this
48:35
way this time it’s like well no we want
48:37
to call witnesses no you don’t get to
48:38
call witnesses and it’s like all right
48:40
well we’ll just have the Senate call
48:41
witnesses we won’t listen to the Senate
48:43
and we’re just making it up as it goes
48:48
along it’s like it’s like if a
48:50
kindergarten class was trying to
48:53
prosecute somebody for taking the chalk
48:56
I don’t know what happens in
48:58
kindergarten and they’re just like and
48:59
they’re just like losing their minds on
49:02
how to even go about doing that right a
49:05
congressional score fuck is Tom Arnold
49:08
just said yes nice absolutely correct
49:12
Tom yes I guess that they were like
49:15
Marnell by the way wants us to
49:17
go to their convention – in Tennessee
49:22
Tennessee Liberty we’re about where is
49:26
it today what city
49:36
you don’t know dude no in what city time
49:38
where is it oh he hasn’t said I think I
49:42
think it’s Nashville okay well if it’s
49:45
if it’s Nashville I’m down to go I don’t
49:49
know it’s not it won’t maybe only if we
49:52
get to talk for at least 15 minutes
49:57
unscripted I mean we can do that anyway
50:01
onstage oh yeah that would be fun
50:07
I’ll get the bed I’ll bring the bed
50:09
there like this so I can get up there in
50:11
hi Tennessee mmm
50:13
I’m sure that I love that oh yeah I know
50:16
it’s gonna be an absolute blast watching
50:18
this impeachment I can’t wait what’ll be
50:23
hilarious
50:24
oh it’s a rebel decides the city that is
50:27
being held in is Lebanon which is the
50:30
correct way to pronounce that Lebanon
50:34
it’s outside to know where is that it’s
50:36
outside of Nashville it’s like 30
50:38
minutes outside of Nashville okay so
50:41
that’s like your old stomping grounds
50:42
right and tom says we can talk yes when
50:47
is it just let us know when it is and
50:51
just like we’ll look online there
50:55
yeah I’m sure everybody look forward to
50:58
seeing us and see libertarian convention
51:03
solid 15 minutes of talking solid 15
51:06
minutes of us just being of us doing
51:08
what we are doing right now when we
51:10
aren’t talking about anything in
51:11
particular Chris yeah says the
51:13
congressional hearings in secession the
51:15
fantastic HBO show that a random color
51:17
got me to start watching had as much of
51:20
an impact on the world as the upcoming
51:21
impeachment hearings yes 100% accurate
51:25
yes except I was much more upset by what
51:28
happened in me secession congressional
51:30
hearings as opposed to what will happen
51:32
in these Oh Jan you area yeah oh we got
51:38
time for that
51:39
I’ll meet time oh I’ll make that work
51:42
Tom just in time for Tom Arnold Bree you
51:45
Tom to rest up after delivering toys to
51:49
all of
51:49
the children all over the world oh
51:52
that’s right yeah he’s gonna have a good
51:54
delegate in time to to rest relax
51:57
recharge I’ll be perfect timings oh yeah
52:03
I think the funniest thing that could
52:04
happen with the impeachment is if they
52:07
actually remove trunk to watch the
52:10
Republicans freak out and then for Mike
52:14
Pence to become president for everyone
52:16
else to freak out and then the fact that
52:21
he might actually win re-election or
52:25
election election which would just which
52:29
would chest so I so you tuned in for a
52:37
fun time this year but it that way
52:39
it’s no matter what their goal is to
52:42
impeach by Christmas you know merry
52:44
Christmas to you mr. president
52:47
their goal is to impeach by Christmas
52:49
which means that by Thanksgiving of next
52:52
year Trump will be president still I
52:58
still say I know what the polls are
53:01
saying I think Donald Trump’s still
53:03
gonna get 46 47 percent of the vote and
53:05
that’s why me
53:07
great I think that’s what’s gonna happen
53:09
that’s what’s gonna happen he’s just
53:11
gonna his entire campaign is gonna be it
53:14
it was just one way tone after the other
53:16
witch hunt after another witch hunt no
53:19
collusion no conviction his entire
53:24
campaign and whoever gets the nomination
53:27
and half of the Democrat party’s gonna
53:30
eight yep
53:31
those most of them will still come out
53:33
and vote for them but it’s gonna hobble
53:35
them it’s either gonna be Joe Biden who
53:39
is Hillary Clinton with a penis and even
53:42
more racist jokes and/or Liz Warren who
53:48
scares all the Democratic donors or
53:51
Bernie Sanders who half the party hates
53:54
so I don’t see it all those member
54:00
bloomberg is an option at this point
54:03
yeah yeah there’s a breaking news a ray
54:07
shockwave was sent through to shockwaves
54:10
happened in both in one in the Democrat
54:13
one of the Republican side the Democrat
54:14
side Mike Bloomberg getting the exact
54:20
same amount of tremendous pressure that
54:21
Hillary Clinton was get 20/20 decided to
54:25
run in 2020 to the collective amused
54:29
sigh of the Democratic Party and then
54:33
the Republican side a total game changer
54:37
here Mark Sanford has dropped out of the
54:40
presidential race who’s Joe Jorgenson
54:44
gonna pick well yeah jojje organ s’en
54:52
just lost the person that is running for
54:55
one of the other parties to date who’s
54:59
the most libertarian yes out of the
55:02
brook uh Tom is Joe Jorgensen gonna be
55:08
at the Tennessee convention while we
55:13
wait legislate better yeah while we wait
55:16
to hear back from say nothing until the
55:19
answers it’s time for personal injury
55:24
attorney Chris Reynolds Eternia laws
55:26
favorite segment which I don’t have the
55:28
graphic for so he’s very happy about
55:30
that
55:31
oh and I don’t have my nope I I didn’t
55:35
get my I gotta get my career to
55:36
laminated as he got kind of wrinkled up
55:38
yep at the convention I’m terrible about
55:42
um he’s he’s getting older he’s getting
55:48
up there and pasted on a any paint on a
55:50
spring chicken anymore he’s amazed
55:51
amateur seasoned seasoned guilt that’s
55:55
right
55:57
the Chris Reynolds ill he fill the
56:01
personal injury attorney Chris Reynolds
56:03
attorney at law
56:05
anchor FM co-anchor Colin quests
56:12
personal injury attorney Chris Reynolds
56:14
here with some Budaj edge
56:16
so we along are starting to see
56:20
candidates drop out from the Democratic
56:24
primary race and I’m curious as to how
56:30
you think these various supporters are
56:33
going to be reallocated to other
56:36
candidates so you know if Andrew if yang
56:41
drops out or a Booker drops out you know
56:43
where are these people gonna go if we
56:46
were to add these percentages together
56:47
and you know can we mathematically kind
56:50
of figure out who’s gonna end up with
56:53
the most at the end if we accurately
56:56
predict where the supporters of someone
57:00
who dropped out they are going to go
57:02
next so any any insights on that I would
57:05
appreciate thank you that’s actually I
57:10
don’t know yeah you can you start
57:13
tolling because I’m not sure so the
57:15
biggest name to drop out was bet oh but
57:20
oh yeah no I’m trying his supporter I
57:27
don’t know who his single sole supporter
57:30
would go to if I had bright if I had to
57:34
guess I would say that probably what
57:38
Buddha jesh that’s what I was thinking
57:42
probably Buddha Buddha Josh isn’t it was
57:43
progressive as Beto but he’s young and
57:47
he’s white so I’m assuming that that’s
57:50
why they would go there yeah but he’s
57:55
not as gay as robert francis um so
58:03
there’s that no i yeah it was the only
58:09
one that’s dropped out that’s really had
58:11
enough support to really move the needle
58:13
one way or the other and even he he
58:15
dropped out by he was like 2% like I
58:16
mean he wasn’t really I mean he dropped
58:18
out cuz he probably really was in game
58:21
interaction he probably ran out of money
58:23
to buy any but yeah probably he ran out
58:25
of money but he also had no traction I
58:27
mean he had nothing to go on
58:28
right um I don’t
58:29
you’re gonna really see big changes
58:31
until even yang and you know I hate to
58:35
say it but Marianne and Tulsi and the
58:36
rest of them
58:37
like together they have maybe like the
58:41
gangs active done well in a couple of
58:42
polls but overall maybe between all of
58:44
them they’ve got you know five six maybe
58:46
seven percent of the support which is
58:48
gonna be kind of not necessarily evenly
58:50
distributed but I don’t think any of
58:52
them are gonna go heavily towards one or
58:53
another I think a lot of Tulsi
58:55
supporters just aren’t gonna support
58:56
anyone else because she’s so anti-war if
58:59
anything a lot of them might go
59:01
libertarian or green or just not
59:03
participate oh I don’t know man um yeah
59:08
I think so it’s gonna take go ahead I
59:13
would come on was gonna be she’s gonna
59:16
be the first big one to drop out yeah
59:19
yeah which she’s hurting herself because
59:22
she’s saying the reason that she’s not
59:24
doing better is because women don’t want
59:27
to vote for women are afraid to vote for
59:29
a women of color and right now she if
59:31
she was in and she said that yeah Oh
59:33
Mike hi if she was it was about women
59:37
race she’s talking about Democrats she
59:39
is not talking like if it was in the
59:41
Democrat primary God if she was in the
59:45
general election blame that on
59:47
Republican women all day long but you
59:49
said that about different women while
59:51
you’re running yeah she’s gonna be the
59:55
first one to go and that’s who she
59:59
needed she needed the support of all the
60:01
Karen’s out there because she’s like the
60:03
head Karen and Elizabeth Warren with is
60:07
was is and always will be the head Karen
60:12
she has let me speak to your manager
60:15
written all over her face that’s yeah so
60:19
but I guess so Kamala like has just
60:21
locked up more people she she’s not
60:23
she’s not let me see she’s not Karen
60:25
she’s like the bitter cop who like
60:28
plants drugs on you because you cheated
60:31
on her or like swiped left on Twitter on
60:35
tinder or whatever or Twitter um so yeah
60:41
she’s yeah she’s not a
60:44
yeah and so when Harry shadows Karen’s
60:47
she needed those Karen’s and Harris will
60:49
be dropped out in the next she’ll be
60:52
dropped out before New Hampshire I think
60:55
yeah I think she’ll stick around for
60:58
Iowa cuz supposedly she has invested
61:00
heavily in Iowa and I think she’ll just
61:02
cuz what the hell she’ll stick around
61:04
for Iowa and when she comes in fifth or
61:07
fourth or whatever and it’s not gonna do
61:10
well in New Hampshire or South Carolina
61:12
I think she’ll chill she’ll pack it up
61:14
and probably endorse I’m guessing she’ll
61:17
endorse Liz Warren yeah
61:19
cuz she’s got that anti Biden I was that
61:24
girl that you segregated personally even
61:27
though she wasn’t yeah uh-huh
61:29
even though but that’s not even accurate
61:31
any of it like by a few years that
61:34
timelines off but she um yeah I think
61:39
she’ll I don’t think she’ll pick Bernie
61:41
I think she’ll pick Liz yeah I think so
61:43
good then yeah I think Bernie goes I
61:49
think most will go Liz Liz Warren yeah I
61:55
think Booker he’ll go Biden cuz I think
61:58
he’ll see that as being more politically
62:00
feasible possibly I think the Liz Warren
62:08
is becoming the consensus
62:10
I don’t like Biden but Bernie’s too much
62:13
and I think he wouldn’t win in the in
62:14
the general but I think I think liz is a
62:17
weak candidate yeah I think this is
62:19
gonna all the same self Hillary did and
62:22
right now it’s gonna be between Biden
62:25
lives and Budaj I think those are the
62:28
top three to watch right now oh you
62:31
think Bernie’s out I think yeah Bernie’s
62:33
out hmm that’s interesting cuz I mean he
62:40
has if that’s the case here’s the thing
62:43
he has a core group of people that
62:45
they’ll vote for him or they’ll vote you
62:50
know Democratic socialists of America or
62:53
the vote you know American Socialist
62:55
Party or some you know some like other
62:57
other you know a a green party or
62:59
something like that don’t vote some
63:01
other like far-left party that they
63:03
really don’t care what the Democrats
63:04
have to say nor do they care if burning
63:06
it cuz I mean when Bernie endorsed
63:07
Hillary they weren’t I mean a lot of
63:10
them said no a lot of Bernie burrows
63:12
said no so I I mean the fact that Bernie
63:17
has so much weight in theirs is probably
63:19
a big part of why I still think Donald
63:21
I’m just gonna get reelected if he isn’t
63:23
removed and the impeachment right
63:25
because I think alone out of them enough
63:27
of them won’t show up that that Trump
63:29
will be able to get that 46% that he
63:33
needs forty five forty six percent that
63:34
he needs distributed the right way so
63:37
that he can he can win re-election um
63:40
but uh yeah I don’t uh that’s
63:43
interesting that you to booters yeah I
63:45
mean so Buddha says is Biden without the
63:47
baggage plus he’s gay
63:50
yeah since no fighting dropped out
63:53
Buddha Jess would kind of I think I
63:55
think Buddha says could end up winning
63:57
be if Biden just bottomed out somehow um
64:01
and everyone kind of rally around Buddha
64:04
Josh cuz he is truly like Biden – he’s
64:07
Biden + gay – racist joke – and really
64:13
really bad history as a legislator right
64:16
a – being a Boomer you know and there’s
64:25
no proof that Buddha judge has
64:27
plagiarized any of his speeches yet
64:28
that’s not right
64:31
yeah no I don’t don’t I think he that’s
64:34
interesting that you see him in the top
64:35
three I would’ve said not four but I
64:37
still think Bernie’s top three book will
64:39
say um ya know right now that’s how I
64:44
see the top three just because I see
64:46
Buddha – on a slate I’m watching his
64:48
numbers and then going up like he is
64:50
appealing – they’re gone
64:52
yeah he’s appealing to the older
64:53
Democrats because he’s young
64:55
good-looking white gay and he’s
64:57
appealing young because he’s young
64:59
good-looking like gay and you know the
65:02
progressive the progressives don’t like
65:05
him but
65:06
no bill though against ya know they know
65:17
but let’s go to another Chris Reynolds
65:21
call okay okay
65:25
personal injury attorney Chris Reynolds
65:27
here with Trump time the Trump era from
65:32
my perspective has definitely created
65:37
some sort of shift both left and right
65:39
for the Republican Party to the right
65:42
the Democratic Party to the left and
65:47
more specifically much more divisive
65:49
Ness and what I would love to get your
65:54
guys’s opinion on is is this the new
65:57
normal in a in a post Trump world are
66:04
things going to revert back to something
66:09
close closer to what they were prior to
66:12
this where we are worried about TN suits
66:15
and Affairs in the Oval Office or is
66:17
this the new normal and everyone’s gonna
66:19
hate each other for the rest of time
66:21
thanks yeah so I would a first of all
66:28
IIIi think I have a different
66:30
perspective on Republicans becoming more
66:33
right and Democrats becoming more left
66:35
their policies are roughly saying this
66:38
you know although they’re becoming more
66:39
authoritarian so they’re becoming more
66:41
you know government needs to do
66:44
something about XYZ but that’s been a
66:46
steady progression for a long time
66:48
they’re becoming more tribal between
66:51
Republican and Democrat but I mean if
66:53
you want to use the standard left/right
66:54
scale if anything the Republican Party
66:57
has moved very far to the left they
66:58
would have never supported a president
67:01
proposing universal child care or you
67:05
know rebranding Obama care as Trump care
67:09
or you know expanding Medicare or or you
67:14
know you know the being again
67:20
just handing over the national parks to
67:22
the states would have never supported
67:27
this kind of stuff the gun control stuff
67:29
they would have numbers a red flag laws
67:31
and stuff like that they would have
67:32
supported stuff in the at least in
67:34
recent history and they are because they
67:37
become so partisan that if a republican
67:40
poses something and and talks about how
67:43
much they hate democrats then they’re
67:46
right um so and democrats in the same
67:51
thing they can propose whatever they
67:52
want now and as long as they say how
67:54
much they eat Republicans then Democrats
67:56
will say they’re right to so it’s that
67:58
they’re becoming more and more
67:59
tribalists and partisan is that a
68:02
continuing trend yeah and it’s only
68:04
gonna get worse the candidates are gonna
68:06
get more and more outrageous the
68:09
cognitive dissonance on both sides is
68:12
just gonna get worse and worse and worse
68:13
the partisan anger between people were
68:19
some worse which is gonna mean that
68:21
people are going to talk less and less
68:23
about politics around each other because
68:26
if you were it’s no longer okay for a
68:30
close loved one of yours to disagree
68:31
with you with which party’s better
68:34
they’re evil so people will talk less
68:37
and less about politics except they’ll
68:40
only talk politics you’re in smaller and
68:43
smaller partisan groups where they talk
68:47
about how evil the other side is so yeah
68:50
it’s gonna continue it’s only gonna get
68:52
worse politicians there and get away
68:53
with more and more and more because
68:56
again as long as they can keep half of
68:58
the country thinking that they’re okay
69:00
by by saying how much they hate the
69:02
other side they’ll literally be able to
69:03
do anything I mean the whole shoot
69:05
someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue
69:07
well absolutely it already is true but
69:09
it will absolutely be true you’ll be
69:11
let’s see prep politicians doing some of
69:14
the most horrendous horrific things
69:16
blatantly and unashamedly and as long as
69:20
they say how much they hate the other
69:22
side they’ll totally get away with it
69:24
the second that they try to talk across
69:27
the aisle destroy even though again both
69:31
sides in reality are reaching across the
69:33
aisle
69:34
right now Democrats and Republicans are
69:36
working together to extend extend extend
69:37
the Patriot Act the surveillance stuff
69:40
the spying stuff that’s in the Patriot
69:42
Act so they absolutely come together
69:43
when it comes time to infringe upon your
69:45
rights and property and life but in
69:48
terms of actually like their the idea of
69:53
them working together they’ll never
69:54
admit to that the other side has to be
69:56
evil for this left-right rope-a-dope to
69:58
work so no it’s only gonna get worse
70:00
right I can’t say anything on to that
70:03
because Chris Reynolds says I miss
70:06
talking politics in having friendly
70:07
debates I do too and the last time that
70:09
I was allowed to talk politics at of
70:14
family gathering somebody threatened to
70:19
punch me in the face because I thought
70:20
that we should pull all of the people
70:22
out of the Middle East and bring them
70:25
home and somehow that was my fault
70:29
I don’t know how yeah being threatened
70:31
because I didn’t want people to die
70:34
meant that it was my fault and I wasn’t
70:36
allowed to bring up politics I also
70:39
considered that winning the debate
70:41
that’s mark usually when someone report
70:44
reverse the threats of physical violence
70:46
it’s because you’re beating them in the
70:47
actual discussion try being a a Jew at a
70:52
Jew family gathering who wants to cut
70:54
off all aid to Israel and and all of the
70:57
wars in the Middle East but also reminds
71:02
them that Israel was founded by Marxists
71:04
and has no mention of God in its
71:05
constitution or other founding documents
71:07
because it was founded by atheist
71:08
Marxist to try that one bonkers eyes do
71:13
you want to come over to my house for
71:14
Thanksgiving yes yes that will go over
71:19
so well but yeah no I mean the divide is
71:23
just gonna get worse and worse and
71:24
you’re going and yeah you’re gonna talk
71:26
about it less and less like they say not
71:28
the things not talking about nabarro
71:30
religion and politics that used to not
71:32
be the case you could talk about those
71:33
things in a bar because you could have
71:35
similarly and I think it started out in
71:37
as a bar at bars because alcohol makes
71:41
people do stupid things
71:42
so they started fighting okay so it’s
71:44
like okay don’t talk about this stuff at
71:46
bars and now it’s don’t talk
71:47
about these things anywhere and it’s
71:49
just gonna continue to be that way it’s
71:51
gonna be keep your opinion to yourself
71:52
no and it’s just going to it’s just
71:59
gonna it’s just gonna continue making
72:01
the divide worse and worse because we
72:02
are now unable to talk about different
72:04
opinions with each other without being
72:05
threatened to be punched in the face
72:07
right and by people not being able to
72:11
compare and contrast their beliefs you
72:12
know in a in a good faith way it’s just
72:15
gonna empower politicians to continue
72:17
just crapping all over you because if
72:19
you dare to get up and say I don’t like
72:22
politician XYZ doing whatever someone’s
72:27
gonna get up and go oh I guess you
72:29
wanted whatever other terrible
72:31
politician you also don’t like you
72:33
wanted them to win instead cuz you hate
72:35
America or you’re a racist or you’re a
72:37
homophobe or you’re unpatriotic or you
72:42
want the Muslims to take over you
72:44
whatever whatever they’re gonna say I
72:45
bet you hate the flag like what like
72:48
whatever thing that they’re gonna say
72:50
because they’re unable and we see it all
72:53
day long like any of us who make the
72:56
student mistake on a regular basis of
72:57
discussing political beliefs on the
73:00
Internet we they’ll fail even on our
73:02
page we’ll bring up something that Trump
73:05
did people go well you know Democrats
73:06
did I – and we’ll be like yeah we hated
73:09
that when Democrats did it – right
73:11
oh well they did it – I don’t see you
73:14
know guys saying anything you guys
73:15
didn’t say anything when Obama did it
73:17
well we weren’t a page when Obama did it
73:20
so we did it when the Democrat the one
73:24
good thing about whenever the side
73:28
switch for who’s president who’s in
73:31
control of Congress is that we’ll have a
73:33
whole new group of people that will love
73:35
everything that we criticized the curve
73:37
Oh God and we’ll also have a whole new
73:39
group of people who go well you know
73:41
troop 2.2 ya know we absolutely hated it
73:43
when Trump did it so and this end at
73:46
least with that we’ll be able to show
73:47
them like here’s the tweet you know
73:49
here’s our our poster tweeter video or
73:51
whatever of when we specifically said we
73:53
disagree with Trump doing that but uh
73:55
yeah so no it’s only gonna get worse
73:57
right super fan Sarah and or
74:01
says that people were reprimanded at
74:03
work for having a conversation about
74:04
politics there was no animosity just
74:06
healthy debate in someone listening who
74:08
reported it and that is that’s the issue
74:11
is you’re too rational human beings
74:15
cannot have a civil debate without
74:18
offending somebody else yeah I actually
74:24
have found that being an anarchist has
74:26
made it easier for me to debate stuff
74:28
with people because they just kind of
74:29
roll their eyes and like well that’s
74:30
crazy
74:31
but like that’s what it’s like they’re
74:33
okay with me being an anarchist but not
74:35
if I were like a trump supporter or a
74:39
Biden supporter or a Herot supporter or
74:42
a Bernie bro or whatever like that now
74:46
you’re we’re in you know you’re in my
74:48
you know tribal fight and you’re either
74:51
on my side or not but I’m oh yeah I’m an
74:52
anarchist are all a bunch of GART their
74:54
awful ago so what I’ll say here’s what
74:56
I’ll get I’ll say when I don’t want to
74:58
really get into a long thing I’ll say
74:59
you know I think they’re all full of
75:00
garbage and they’ll be like yeah you’re
75:02
right all politicians are liars and
75:04
it’ll be like but you know what I really
75:06
hate and they’ll start talking about
75:07
whatever its side that they hate more
75:09
than the other side that isn’t their
75:10
side and they’ll go yeah I know I know I
75:12
just think they’re all full of crap and
75:14
if they really push me I’m like yeah I’m
75:15
an anarchist I don’t think you know I
75:17
think you own yourself and I don’t think
75:19
anyone has shit
75:22
and they’ll say well that sounds crazy
75:23
but then they don’t really get I don’t
75:26
really get as worked up as me saying
75:27
like yeah I support Donald Trump or yeah
75:31
I support Hillary Clinton or Obama or
75:33
whatever
75:35
Bernie whatever yeah I mean when when I
75:38
would say oh I’m a libertarian which I
75:41
stopped saying but when I was like I’m a
75:43
libertarian that got me so much anger oh
75:46
you’re just trying to ruin the the
75:49
you’re just trying to ruin the election
75:51
for my guy and that came from both oh
75:53
right oh right they came from both sides
75:56
exactly yeah and now that I’m like I
75:58
don’t know I just hate all parties I’m
75:59
not even a member of a party people just
76:02
they tell me what they think and in my
76:05
head I judge them but I just kind of
76:07
listen kind of
76:11
yeah they all shout don’t that one last
76:16
call from personal injury attorney Chris
76:18
Reynolds attorney at law for the film
76:21
favorite AOC millennial minute personal
76:25
injury attorney Chris Reynolds here with
76:27
the aosc millennial minute where we ask
76:30
them
76:31
the difficult questions I’d really like
76:35
to know from both Matthew and Mike their
76:41
opinion okay first of all before we go
76:46
any further if you want questions
76:48
answered on this show and I’m gonna let
76:53
give Chris a pass on this one
76:54
never call me Matthew ever that is a no
77:00
I will not after this there will never
77:03
be another time that that question will
77:06
be finished playing that is that is a
77:10
hard no you are not my mother
77:13
the whole Ukraine scandal specifically I
77:18
understand that pragmatically there’s
77:21
not going to be a removal there’s gonna
77:22
be an impeachment but no removal of
77:24
Donald Trump but what I would like to
77:27
know from each of you is do you think
77:29
that Donald Trump should be number one
77:32
impeached and number two removed based
77:35
on the facts that we know from the
77:37
transcript and other things Thanks
77:41
I’ll let you go first
77:45
do I think he should be impeached yes I
77:48
think pretty much anybody that’s in
77:49
office should be impeached
77:52
should he be impeached for this why not
77:56
why not sure you know if we’re just
78:05
throwing darts anywhere Jacob LaBelle I
78:10
will ban you from this page whoa oh oh
78:15
is he calling you yeah that name
78:17
yes well I bet superfan Sarah and Erick
78:22
would never do that she can she falls
78:24
under a different
78:25
rulz I said beware that no Stowe
78:29
I’m sorry going but yeah should he get
78:32
in peace for I want ya again why not
78:38
like I would have sure sure we haven’t
78:44
really impeached anybody for anything
78:47
important ever
78:49
I mean maybe Johnson back when he was
78:51
impeached not convicted but everything
78:55
out like the other time wasn’t anything
78:58
important you know like what he did is
79:01
not the worst thing he has done but if
79:06
work if you’re gonna do like he’s like
79:07
even that day it’s probably low on the
79:12
low on the level of constitutional
79:16
violations that he probably committed
79:19
that day yeah so my thing is I agree
79:25
with Matt on a percent yes a sharable
79:27
I think Chris’s question is basically
79:31
like do you think that this falls under
79:34
what should be considered Anna people
79:36
offense which I mean I guess yeah again
79:39
also yeah sure why not I mean so is it
79:42
corrupt is withholding something which
79:46
already has been uh has already been
79:50
lagaye he’d spent in a certain way and
79:53
which apparently now they’re saying that
79:56
supposedly I think Bloomberg one at one
79:59
of the news outlets is saying that they
80:02
have proof that Trump never actually
80:04
authorized releasing the the money
80:08
it was the State Department who
80:09
unilaterally decided that the White
80:12
House didn’t even have the authority to
80:13
tell them not to release it so they just
80:15
went ahead and release it and it’s
80:17
possible that it was none other than
80:18
John Bolton who made that decision a
80:20
week before he was told to leave right
80:23
which if that’s the case now you’ve got
80:26
some serious potential impeachment
80:28
fodder for the Democrats
80:30
but regardless is that impeachable to
80:34
the extent of is that a corrupt use of
80:36
office
80:42
here’s the problem
80:43
here here’s the problem with this is so
80:46
it so badly I want to go this is no
80:49
worse than what any president has done
80:51
in the past that we haven’t impeach them
80:52
for but we just stayed a right we can’t
80:54
save that you shouldn’t say that in our
80:58
last second right we said that yeah it’s
81:04
like you know well you must like Hillary
81:07
you must support Hillary or you must
81:09
want the you know you know didn’t say
81:12
anything when Obama said it like we made
81:15
fun of people for saying that but I was
81:17
getting ready to say it knows like crap
81:18
I can’t say that now but it no but but
81:21
but but it is true we’re not we’re not
81:24
uh saying that it’s a reason not to
81:27
impeach him we’re just saying like every
81:30
person that has done something like this
81:32
and worse and then even in terms of
81:34
what’s legal that stuff the worst stuff
81:36
that presidents do here’s my anarchist
81:38
minute uh despite Cohen a Turkish minute
81:41
there were stuff that presidents do were
81:43
completely completely legal they they
81:45
imprison countless people for victimless
81:48
crimes they murder countless people
81:50
around the world for no good reason they
81:52
lock people in cages for daring to walk
81:55
across a line to seek a better life like
81:57
it it it’s those in my mind are the
82:00
things that people should be removed
82:02
from office for for from the top to the
82:04
bottom did he commit a crime according
82:08
to you know the US code of laws when it
82:11
comes to how he handled this yeah
82:14
probably
82:15
and the fact that he did it in such a
82:17
ham-handed way is why it’s even being
82:20
like his biggest the reason he’s being
82:22
impeached is because he did it and or
82:26
facing being impeached is cuz he did it
82:29
in such a stupid way like he wasn’t sly
82:31
about it at all and so many of his
82:34
underlings refused to cooperate with
82:37
some of his worst orders which is why
82:40
it’s all kind of falling upon but you
82:43
know this also speaks to the fact that
82:45
when a coercive entity is able to rob
82:48
you as much as they want to under
82:51
penalty of law
82:52
if you don’t comply yeah you’re gonna
82:55
have some really scummy people doing all
82:56
sorts of scummy stuff with that money
82:58
including refusing to release it unless
83:02
they can you know use it to try to hurt
83:04
one of their political opponents or
83:06
something like that so I mean this is
83:07
par for the course for that stuff but is
83:09
it impeachable yeah and and is the
83:14
Republican Senate going to vote to
83:17
remove him only if they perceive that
83:21
the backlash they’ll get from the
83:23
general public for not doing it is
83:25
greater than the backlash they’ll get
83:28
from their dead voting base of
83:30
Republicans for voting to remove him
83:32
which it’s gonna have to be a lot worse
83:36
for Trump than it is right now to get
83:38
that many Republicans to vote or just a
83:42
lot of Republicans who fall for the set
83:44
minor or don’t care if they get
83:45
reelected or not which I don’t see that
83:47
happening so they’re gonna care about
83:49
their reelection bed more than they’re
83:51
gonna care about their to many even
83:53
Merck wanna get elected or at least have
83:55
a shot at it but is this a crime
83:57
according to the you know the US code of
83:59
laws or what I would probably yeah I
84:01
mean it’s not good if he if he what
84:04
she’s saying at this point he’s all but
84:06
said this was he’ll say no quid pro quo
84:08
but then when he describes what he did
84:10
he’s describing a quid pro quo for
84:12
political reasons so yeah I’d say so
84:15
and also yeah I want to have reached
84:19
yeah well real quick this wasn’t in our
84:22
notes but I read this this morning the
84:24
Supreme Court
84:25
do you read about what they did today I
84:29
did not they decided not to hear on
84:33
whether or not the victims of San Lee
84:35
Sandy Hook could sue Remington which
84:38
means that for the first time ever a gun
84:42
manufacturer is going to be sued for a
84:47
mass shooting
84:54
I think the judge makes absolutely no
84:57
sense to me that the Supreme Court
84:59
wouldn’t hear this and this is this does
85:03
that Republican Supreme Court we’ve
85:06
heard so much about that’s gonna protect
85:07
our rights guess what happens if every
85:11
manufacturer whose guns are used in a
85:13
shooting can be sued guess what’s not
85:16
gonna happen any more guns be made right
85:21
and if that’s the case like you know I’d
85:27
the slippery slope fallacy and all that
85:29
and like I’m willing to use it here but
85:31
I could I see Jack Daniels for my
85:35
alcoholism this slippery slope started
85:42
the tobacco company lawsuits yes and now
85:45
they were able to show that tobacco
85:47
companies were you know intentionally
85:49
trying to release studies you know
85:51
saying that tobacco you know cigarettes
85:53
couldn’t hurt you and stuff like that so
85:54
that there was some dicey stuff there
85:56
but at the end of the day everyone knew
85:58
cigarettes were bad for you everyone
86:00
knew that cigarettes were addictive
86:02
everyone knew cigarettes cause clung
86:04
cancer for at least to last at that
86:06
point 3035 years and now it’s you know
86:08
50 something everyone knew that but you
86:12
know there weren’t enough people that
86:13
we’re gonna stick up for Philip Morris
86:14
and the other one the other one yep
86:22
remember the devout big tobacco no one
86:25
was gonna stick up for big tobacco and
86:27
so they stuck it to them and they’re
86:29
still paying off those ridiculous
86:30
settlements and okay great now it’s the
86:36
gun manufacturers right and then what
86:38
happens when it’s the fucking alcohol
86:43
companies or you know I got drunk okay
86:47
right why are you drinking like instead
86:51
of so let’s say you get you a head-on
86:55
collision drunk drunk driving head-on
86:57
collision you can now blame the alcohol
86:59
or the car and not the person driving it
87:05
the person who decided to join can drive
87:08
right and and and and harm someone ya
87:11
know it’s it’s it’s what’s happening and
87:13
what’s funny is what’s gonna happen as a
87:16
result of this this coupled with the era
87:19
of internet black markets
87:22
additionally coupled with the upcoming
87:25
we’re just in a you know infant stages
87:29
of 3d printing when you make it so that
87:32
there’s not a really good way for
87:34
companies to mass-produce anything
87:36
because they’ll be sued if it’s misused
87:38
by anyone everyone’s just going to be
87:42
illegally 3d printing everything so the
87:45
people who think this is gonna lead to
87:46
to gun control it’s it’s actually in the
87:49
long run gonna lead to the opposite it’s
87:51
gonna lead to a bunch of people you know
87:53
in their basements printing out whatever
87:55
the hell they want that they can get you
87:57
know schematics for which is everything
87:58
um because there’s already all sorts of
88:02
precedent that says that you can’t limit
88:05
the you can’t leave make illegal a
88:08
schematic of something a blueprint for
88:11
how to make something not what it is
88:13
and I mean you’re just gonna see people
88:17
making all this stuff themselves and and
88:20
you know making their own alcohol and
88:22
their own cigarettes in their own
88:24
whatever else and selling it online like
88:26
it’s gonna lead you know all the people
88:29
that will explain how if you ban
88:31
abortion people will just get abortions
88:33
and back alleys with coat hangers kids
88:36
seem fathom that that works for
88:37
everything else do right yeah Chris
88:40
Reynolds said this is a massive defit
88:42
massive decision with huge ramifications
88:44
and it’s like roe v– wade or Citizens
88:47
United level importance and he’s right
88:49
like the fact it’s also been um widely
88:53
underreported I I happen to catch it
88:55
just unlike a random last minute show
88:59
note kind of things and I would add it
89:02
but then that’s when everything was
89:04
breaking on me and I forgot to but yet
89:08
right now the Supreme Court said we’re
89:10
not going to hear this so that means
89:11
that it stays where it was which yes the
89:16
victim and they can move forward with
89:17
the lawsuit yeah
89:18
hope that loss goes down and go ahead
89:26
depending on where this lawsuit is
89:28
taking place will make a massive
89:33
difference on what happens like because
89:38
I think if it happens in Sandy Hook was
89:41
in Connecticut yeah yeah if they say if
89:45
this happens in Connecticut Remington’s
89:50
gonna be found responsible for what
89:52
somebody did yeah a person in a person
89:58
yeah a with a gun that complied with all
90:02
laws related to it so it could still
90:06
what my understanding is it could still
90:07
end up in the Supreme Court and and and
90:10
and that might be what they’re thinking
90:11
is we’re gonna let this get adjudicated
90:13
at the court level and then work its way
90:17
up and appeal either way it’s gonna get
90:19
appeal so if it gets ruled that it’s not
90:24
it it’s gonna get a peel all the way up
90:27
as far as it can if it’s ruled that they
90:30
are at fault it’s absolutely gonna get
90:32
appealed all the way up as far I can’t
90:35
like the people who think this is a good
90:37
idea are not really thinking about and
90:40
this is true in general when people
90:41
celebrate you know government getting
90:46
more power or the private market getting
90:51
less power individuals and and and and
90:54
and and you know companies and
90:55
manufacturers and so forth the private
90:57
sector which includes you getting less
91:00
power they’re not looking at the big
91:02
picture of what’s gonna happen there
91:03
slippery slope there is a fallacy to
91:06
that because but part of the fallacy is
91:08
that it’s gonna slip anyway but the
91:10
reality is when you give government
91:12
power they’re gonna keep taking that
91:14
power and they’re gonna use it they’re
91:16
gonna use that newfound power however
91:18
that well they won’t want so if you
91:20
think that’s not gonna end that it’s
91:22
only gonna end with you know stuff you
91:24
don’t like and they’re not gonna come
91:26
after you next
91:26
then you haven’t paid attention to the
91:29
entire history of government in every
91:31
country ever
91:32
right yeah that’s probably actually the
91:37
biggest news story of the week but
91:38
that’s a huge story actually yeah huge
91:41
story but really I mean there’s nothing
91:44
else do you really say about it other
91:46
than the ramifications for this are
91:50
immeasurable at this point that will
91:53
affect your life so much more than
91:58
anything related to Trump or the Ukraine
92:02
at all right like it those things will
92:05
not affect you this this both in how it
92:08
will relate to gun manufacturers and how
92:11
it will relate to everything else be
92:14
absolutely huge one way or the other
92:16
because hopefully the way it will be
92:18
huge is that this you know however long
92:21
it takes and appeals or whatever else
92:22
that this lawsuit gets defeated and that
92:25
that’s now on the books that you know
92:27
you can’t sue a manufacturer for making
92:29
something that someone you know abuses
92:31
or uses and in a bad because that’ll
92:34
work its way I’m and that’s car
92:35
manufacturers that’s alcohol companies
92:38
that’s a companies big femur if big
92:42
pharma well they’re already is doing
92:44
that with the the opioid companies that
92:45
you know they’ve been making all the all
92:47
these these darn pills and you know
92:50
letting them get prescribed to people um
92:53
the are selling them when doctors
92:55
prescribed them the the big one is gonna
92:59
be when food companies you know start
93:04
getting sued because you know processed
93:06
foods lead to higher rates of cancer
93:08
I mean it’s just yeah you’re gonna like
93:13
it the fast food industry getting sued
93:15
because you’re getting fat yeah cuz
93:18
you’re getting literally cuz you’re
93:19
getting fat like it’s gonna be it is
93:21
gonna be ugly and stupid and depending
93:26
on which side it is that’s you know
93:27
perceived to benefit from it they’ll be
93:31
cheering it on and then when it happens
93:32
to them they’ll be like this is
93:34
happening well that’s udemy in bidness
93:36
right though
93:37
enjoy yeah Chris Reynolds actually just
93:40
met messaged this last week there was a
93:43
local city council meeting up in
93:45
Clearwater
93:46
and they were considering to ban kratom
93:49
which for anybody who hasn’t been
93:52
watching our show a long time kratom is
93:53
kind of one of the reasons this show
93:54
exists mainly color but crimes a big
93:57
part of it but it’s something that the
94:00
DEA band and then reversed the band the
94:03
FDA has been trying to get it banned but
94:05
they haven’t been able to do it and the
94:09
eight-person City Council was
94:10
considering a ban on kratom eight people
94:13
were gonna tell the entire city
94:15
no they ended up not going through with
94:19
it because so many people showed up to
94:22
say no don’t do this and they were
94:24
afraid of losing reelection this is the
94:28
same City Council that
94:30
famously tried to ban a religion and
94:35
then that religion ended up taking over
94:38
the city so ironically if they ban to
94:42
crowd them giving their mr. B Clearwater
94:47
might become the center of kratom
94:49
production that’s already statement like
94:52
that’s already st. pete like we’re right
94:55
down my road and you were thinking about
94:57
doing this it makes no sense Chris
95:01
Reynolds has a counterpoint to our
95:03
arguments in the lawsuits allow people
95:04
to self-govern through juries they sure
95:14
right but but again self-government the
95:16
idea of self-government is self
95:19
government is I decide what I do um any
95:24
government is any any attempt of me to
95:27
impose my will on you is just their form
95:31
of the state or government how or
95:34
whatever words I try to use it’s a
95:37
voluntary thing and I’m making you
95:39
comply with it it’s just another form of
95:42
the state it may be coming directly from
95:44
me and may be a direct democracy the
95:47
direct action as opposed to you know you
95:50
know through a third party or something
95:52
like that but self government is me
95:54
choosing something for me and working
95:57
with others in a voluntary method to
95:59
choose
96:00
for ourselves um that’s my definition of
96:04
self-government outside of the state I
96:07
think lawsuits can be effective tools
96:10
when you’re using them for example to
96:12
sue for your civil rights against the
96:14
state you’re using the apparatus of the
96:16
state that it allows you to sue to stop
96:21
them from harming it um but when you’re
96:24
going after a private manufacturer for
96:27
the fact that just even a private entity
96:31
for the fact that someone used a product
96:34
they made to harm to do something bad
96:38
something that it was not intended to do
96:40
something to harm others what you’re
96:43
effectively doing is an end-run it’s
96:45
just another way of legislating
96:47
something right you’re just so is it is
96:49
itself in that it’s the individual
96:51
individual people doing it yeah but if
96:53
you think that I mean if anyone thinks
96:54
that the Sandy Hook family isn’t getting
96:56
powerful backing from powerful people in
96:58
office that want gun control to happen
97:00
sooner than later then I mean you you
97:03
don’t think Michael Bloomberg and other
97:04
people like that are gonna are gonna be
97:06
instrumental that the the government
97:10
sanctioned and and and sponsored major
97:13
media isn’t gonna you know you know
97:15
promote this as much as they can when it
97:17
starts to really ramp up I yeah III I
97:22
see what you’re saying and and again I
97:25
like the the system of tort or the
97:28
system of lawsuits in general when it’s
97:32
used for people to to appeal for their
97:34
own rights and property from the state
97:36
um it’s really a form of direct action
97:39
that isn’t violent but III think applied
97:43
like this it’s just another way for the
97:45
government to control you in a
97:46
roundabout way yeah
97:53
I was speaking of no segue none that’s
98:00
not speaking of a dead family a Mormon
98:08
community in La Mora Mexico speaking of
98:17
gun violence yep was rocked by the
98:20
slaying of six children and their three
98:22
moms this past week Mexican authorities
98:27
claimed that the cartel who committed
98:30
this heinous act mistook them for a
98:33
rival gang yep that is the official
98:39
statement from the Mexican government
98:41
the three Mormon mothers and their six
98:44
kid – two of which were eight month-old
98:46
twins or was mistook for rival gang
98:48
members and they ended up dying in a
98:52
fiery car explosion how do you mistake
99:02
Mormons six of whom were children two of
99:05
whom are newborns as a rival brain
99:08
Mexican gang it’s a Mexican cartel yep
99:17
that is some bad vision that is some
99:19
really bad vision that is some Bernie
99:22
Sanders 20/20 vision
99:23
I am surprised that they were able to
99:26
hit them but their aim if they if their
99:31
vision takeaway that they got the
99:35
takeaway from looking at them that yep
99:36
this is definitely a rival gang and not
99:39
a deeply religious family of mostly
99:43
children so what were they American yeah
99:48
they were American they were they were
99:50
actually getting ready to go back to the
99:52
States
99:53
one was on her way to Montana to meet up
99:55
with her husband one was on her way to
99:57
somewhere else to meet up with her
99:59
partner and and the
100:00
was going to be going back to the
100:03
community to the community in Mexico
100:07
somebody just told me I was cute thanks
100:09
Dylan but yeah they they were just on
100:15
their way to go drop these people off to
100:17
their respective places and they were
100:20
mistaken for a rival Mexican cartel
100:25
because Mormons as we know really seem
100:30
to fit the stereotypical cartel look
100:33
Mexican cartel your average white Mormon
100:37
if you see a white Mormon walking down
100:40
the street your first thought is I’m
100:42
about to be harmed by a Mexican drug
100:44
cartel yep I uh yeah so that’s that’s
100:49
the thing good after that’s definitely a
100:51
thing so you imagine metro to meet it
100:54
about this right
100:55
imagine Mitt Romney yes being money
100:59
being mistaken for a Mexican cartel
101:04
member that is what mr. Romney Mitt
101:08
Romney known chose oh that’s funny
101:16
yeah the the all-powerful President
101:22
Trump tweeted out if Mexico needs to
101:24
request help cleaning out in these
101:26
monsters the United States stands ready
101:27
willing and able to get involved and do
101:30
the job quickly and effectively this is
101:32
the time to wage war all capsule on the
101:37
drug cartels and wipe them off the face
101:39
of the earth now like the Taliban like
101:45
the Taliban like al-qaeda and immediate
101:47
causes like all of the places we have
101:53
been waging war for the last 50 years 60
101:55
years 70 years and I’m gonna wipe these
102:00
white okay he just said wipe them I was
102:03
going to use the same pejorative but he
102:05
didn’t use one to wipe these people off
102:07
the face of the earth and yet that’s not
102:10
what’s happening the easy no turns out
102:13
that
102:14
yeah the easiest fastest easiest fastest
102:17
and most effective way to wipe out a
102:19
drug cartel is to cut off their line of
102:23
money right so the little history lesson
102:29
guys if you really want to ever make
102:32
your grandparents upset
102:33
ask them about prohibition and they’ll
102:36
tell you a story about time that the
102:38
government overreacted to people getting
102:41
intoxicated in her harming each other by
102:43
banning an entire substance and that
102:46
instead of everyone stopping using that
102:48
substance they instead got it illegally
102:51
and so powerful cartel that smuggled the
102:56
substance they were going around the
102:58
country and selling it became incredibly
103:01
powerful the use of this substance went
103:04
through the roof yep crime overall went
103:07
through the roof yep murder rates went
103:09
through the roof yep and then something
103:13
real magical happen the people and that
103:17
government said hmm this isn’t working
103:20
let’s just make it legal again but put
103:22
some some some let the stage regulate it
103:25
and so they banned it or they they
103:29
repealed the ban by the constitutional
103:32
amendment it was and well they what they
103:36
repealed the constitutional amendment
103:37
banning it yes so they added a new
103:41
constitutional amendment banning old
103:43
constitutional nullifying the old
103:45
constitutional right and something magic
103:49
happened all those cartels dried up and
103:51
went away some of them went legit some
103:53
of them just withered on the vine some
103:56
of them got into doing something else
103:58
that was illegal gambling or
104:00
prostitution or other types of drugs but
104:04
they lost their main source of revenue
104:05
the crime rate dropped the use of this
104:08
specific substance in this case alcohol
104:10
dropped and everyone was happier do you
104:15
have them tell them tell you that story
104:16
and go wow that sounds like when they
104:18
banned alcohol it made it worse and
104:20
they’ll say yes and then you could say
104:22
why don’t we do that with all the other
104:23
drugs too and you didn’t watch something
104:25
weird happen inside the brain
104:27
well they get really mad at you a
104:29
threaten to punch you at Thanksgiving
104:30
like they did to Matt which oddly enough
104:34
that may have happened that during a
104:37
Prohibition conversation at one point to
104:39
with a different family member
104:41
probably so yep but yeah shortly after
104:46
they repealed prohibition and they said
104:49
you know what
104:50
you can drink again states can decide
104:51
how whether or not you you as a specific
104:55
individual are allowed to drink basing
104:57
on age or amount of alcohol or whether
105:00
you’re in Congress Sunday whatever the
105:06
government then when well let’s get weed
105:08
let’s get rid of weed and so they banned
105:11
we don’t shortly after they were like
105:13
okay well they have their alcohol back
105:15
let’s get rid of wheat and then
105:17
everything else started getting banned
105:19
after that and much like with alcohol
105:24
the rates of people using this continue
105:27
to go up and up and up which means there
105:31
needs to be a supply the supply has been
105:33
given to us at one point in my life
105:37
thankfully so from Mexican cartels
105:40
because god bless them for getting me
105:42
through my 20s the easy way to end
105:48
Mexican cartels and Mexican cartel
105:50
violence is to legalize or decriminalize
105:54
all of the drugs and then they’ll be
105:59
made safer they’ll be made here there’ll
106:04
be competition legitimate competition
106:08
where people will continue to try to
106:10
make a better safer product because they
106:12
want you coming back to use their
106:14
product and prices will go down right
106:18
and for anybody out there and I’m
106:20
looking at one specific person who’s
106:22
watching the show right now prices will
106:25
go down from the exorbitant amount of
106:29
cost that you already spend on cocaine
106:33
so and here’s what you know
106:38
and Mexican government who at this point
106:40
is facing cartels that are basically as
106:43
powerful as them New Mexican men it is
106:46
on in I think your – of a five-year plan
106:49
to decriminalize all drugs and they are
106:52
begging the US and Canada to join them
106:55
in doing this and decriminalizing
106:57
legalizing whatever ending the
106:59
prohibition on these drugs because they
107:01
recognize that it hasn’t worked other
107:04
than to make cartels incredibly powerful
107:07
and removing that will completely
107:11
shrivel up the power and money that
107:13
these cartels are getting they’ll have
107:15
to go legit or the wither on the vine
107:16
and die or they’ll get into some lesser
107:19
thing that will make them far less money
107:20
they’ll lose the power that they have
107:22
and and and and things will be some
107:25
things will be better for these poor
107:28
people and these war-torn it parts of
107:29
especially in northern Mexico but really
107:32
throughout Mexico at this point and and
107:34
in some of the border cities in the
107:35
States
107:35
I mean it’s just really really bad and
107:37
there’s no good reason for it um and and
107:40
I mean obviously this can be applied to
107:42
to other stuff as well but ending that
107:44
war drugs would be huge and by the way
107:48
for those who think the government gives
107:50
a crap about you or your safety or your
107:52
health the government sponsors drug
107:56
cartels in Mexico and elsewhere right to
108:01
go against the government-sponsored
108:02
cartels that are sponsored by other
108:04
governments and they use them as like a
108:06
proxy war to create money and revenue
108:10
colleges agencies for clandestine
108:13
operations that they don’t want to have
108:14
to request congressional funding for if
108:17
they gave a crap about you they wouldn’t
108:19
be doing that it’s all about control it
108:20
has nothing to do with your health or
108:22
anything else it’s about controlling you
108:24
the US military is currently in
108:26
Afghanistan right now protecting the
108:28
field the Taliban the reason that the
108:32
opioid epidemic happened started in the
108:35
place because the price of opioids is at
108:37
an all-time low oh because the main
108:40
poppy source of poppies is in
108:42
Afghanistan during the time of the
108:43
Taliban the Taliban who is incredibly
108:45
religious and you know that kind stuff
108:47
is not allowed they destroyed all but a
108:49
few of the pot and they pretty much
108:51
ended the poppy tree
108:52
in Afghanistan which made the price of
108:53
all narcotic hair opioid opium based
108:57
drugs go way up
108:58
military topples the Taliban or takes
109:01
them out of power and it’s now the u.s.
109:03
army your best your your loved ones are
109:06
being sent overseas to protect poppy
109:08
fields it can be brought over here by
109:11
CIA sponsored drug cartels so that your
109:16
loved ones can get sick and die from it
109:17
when they come back as wounded veterans
109:19
with PTSD so they don’t care about you
109:23
they care about controlling you if you
109:25
truly want to see things get better you
109:27
do a uh you you end the war on drugs and
109:31
if you really want to fight you know
109:34
spend government money to fight the drug
109:36
epidemic do a Portugal did instead of
109:39
locking people up for their entire lives
109:41
get them help yeah or you could do with
109:44
your own money
109:45
get them help in in Portugal if you get
109:49
arrested if you get arrested for
109:51
possession cuz they’ll still bring you
109:54
in yeah they’ll bring you in and they go
109:57
do you plan on quitting and you say no
110:00
they go ok and they just release you and
110:02
they take your drugs so if you say yes I
110:05
want help they will put you in a program
110:08
now I’m not a big fan of
110:11
government-sponsored programs but that’s
110:12
still better than throwing them in
110:14
prison that is not shit it’s better it’s
110:19
actually much more effective not the
110:22
private sector doing it would be even
110:24
more effective but that’s a whole other
110:25
subject government action to stop drug
110:28
addiction should look like the
110:31
government actually trying to stop drug
110:33
addiction not throwing Bullington
110:35
because now they’ll be don’t be drugged
110:38
up in prison and if and when they ever
110:40
get out now they’re a junkie who’s been
110:42
in prison for most of their life so it
110:44
comes out to a world that doesn’t even
110:45
look what they went in what it looked
110:47
like when they went in 15 30 40 years
110:49
ago they’re completely unable to adjust
110:52
to that life and often they they commit
110:54
crimes because they don’t know how to do
110:55
anything else and half of them want to
110:57
just go back to prison because they
110:59
don’t even know what the real world is
111:00
like that doesn’t help anyone if you
111:02
don’t run actually wanted to help people
111:04
if you wanted tax dollars
111:05
be used to stop the drug epidemic put
111:09
them in rehab like get them help right
111:13
or better yet just let them do what they
111:16
want and if if they want to get help
111:19
stop robbing them so that they can
111:21
afford to get help or so that someone
111:23
else can afford to help them but at the
111:25
very least I would much prefer the
111:27
government putting a bunch of people in
111:29
reap if to be asked for it then for them
111:33
to you know keep you know filling up
111:35
these prisons endlessly with with
111:37
junkies and and and people who are you
111:39
know are you know a lot of drug dealers
111:41
when we when we hear about drug dealers
111:42
we get this vision in our head of these
111:44
drug kingpins who are you know out
111:47
crushing their competition where most
111:49
drug dealer that are in jail are people
111:52
who had a drug habit and would buy
111:55
enough to sell some of it so that they
111:57
could afford their own drug habit so
112:00
really they’re arresting people for
112:04
being addicted to drugs right and
112:05
putting them in prison for the rest of
112:07
their lives because they care so much
112:08
about them so you want to end the drug
112:12
cartels you want to end the the or at
112:14
least reduce because there’s always
112:15
gonna be people that are gonna have
112:17
addiction problems but you want to
112:19
reduce these problems and get rid of the
112:22
drug cartels in the process
112:24
decriminalized the drugs legalize the
112:26
drugs let people do what they want with
112:27
their bodies yeah and same thing with
112:29
this x-ray and Joe Jorgensen jorgens
112:33
then a lot of people a lot of people
112:36
will argue like if you start arguing why
112:38
drugs should be legal they’ll say well I
112:39
don’t think that children should be able
112:41
to just walk into 7-eleven and buy meth
112:44
okay well when you’re giving a meth
112:46
anyway by this point because seriously
112:48
your kids probably on Ritalin or
112:50
something so you’ve already problem with
112:53
that but on the other side of it
112:55
everybody that is going to go to
112:57
7-eleven to buy meth is going somewhere
113:00
else to buy meth right now right
113:03
including your kids including your kids
113:05
there isn’t a single person out there
113:07
who’s like well this is legal let’s give
113:09
it a shot instead they’re going mad meth
113:14
heroin
113:16
oh well heroin I can pick heroin up at
113:18
CVS let me just go
113:19
pick that up cuz I heard that’s a rockin
113:22
good time and yeah it is but I don’t
113:25
recommend it to people right sex dolls
113:33
in at least most states there is nothing
113:37
banning 7-eleven from selling sex dolls
113:42
do you know why they’re not selling sex
113:44
dolls it’s not because they wouldn’t
113:46
make a bunch of money selling sex dolls
113:47
it’s because most people would say I’m
113:49
not going to that 7-eleven they sell sex
113:52
dolls and I don’t want anyone to think
113:55
that I’m going in there and buying sex
113:59
dolls when 7-eleven sell weed
114:01
probably probably what they sell
114:03
wouldn’t want a lot of them sell weed if
114:05
they could yeah sure probably probably
114:07
would and stuff not but are they gonna
114:11
sell heroin no if they if some of them
114:18
did it who cares and there are they
114:21
gonna sell heroin to kids knowingly Pro
114:24
we live in an era go ahead I was gonna
114:28
say probably not no they are they are
114:30
much less likely to sell a heroin to
114:33
kids than the local street dealer who’s
114:36
like spike said trying to sell to
114:39
support his own habit he’ll sell it to a
114:42
kid right because he’s trying to support
114:44
his own hat 7-eleven has been selling
114:47
beer to support their habits for years
114:50
they don’t need to throw the heroin on
114:52
exactly yeah listen if we live in an era
115:01
we live in a society we live in an era
115:04
where businesses get shut down because
115:07
it’s perceived that they did something
115:10
racist to a customer and that gets put
115:12
on Twitter and whether it was actually
115:14
racist or not what they did if there’s
115:16
enough public outcry that a lot of them
115:18
Europe authorize or fire the person
115:20
involved or go out of business or
115:22
whatever okay we had a guy who’s you
115:25
know a dental practice ended cuz he
115:28
killed a lion in Zimbabwe so if you
115:31
think in that era
115:33
of canceled culture that 7-eleven is
115:37
going to be selling your eight-year-old
115:38
heroin the other night mom they’re not
115:43
they’re not every parent on earth
115:45
wouldn’t rest until that doesn’t that
115:47
your company was was changed their
115:48
practice that’s not going apt and is
115:52
gonna happen is go ahead and odds are
115:55
when you take your child to the doctor
115:57
for whatever malady they happen to have
116:00
they’re gonna prescribe um the medically
116:02
approved alternative that is meth or
116:04
heroin that is meth anyway ritalin is
116:07
literally meth it’s just the dosage
116:10
amount that you’re taking if you took
116:12
that whole bar you die but if you took
116:13
you know five days of your Ritalin it
116:18
would be like you know it’s smoking a
116:20
bunch of meth here’s the thing
116:22
supposedly if your kid does well on
116:25
ritalin then they’d have the same effect
116:28
on meth now that’s fun you to get meth
116:30
for your it is it’s not dosed right and
116:33
you know they’re making it in terror
116:34
toxic condition they’re compelled meth
116:37
is bad but here’s the thing your kids
116:42
not gonna be buying heroin from the
116:43
store or meth from the store they might
116:46
where they are likely to get it from now
116:48
or then is from some junkie who’s trying
116:51
to support their own habit and you’re
116:52
gonna have fewer junkies out there if
116:54
instead of locking them up every time
116:57
you find one using you actually get them
116:59
help
117:00
so the whole addict culture can be
117:03
fought against you know dude opium dens
117:07
everywhere and and and and eventually
117:11
you know people moved on to stuff that
117:12
wasn’t as deadly is or most of the cases
117:14
wasn’t as deadly as opium but for a long
117:17
time you had people like entire cities
117:19
full of people and opium dens like I
117:21
mean you can break you can break cult
117:25
addiction culture by fighting the the
117:28
root causes which are often related to
117:30
mental health issues that caused those
117:33
addictions in the first place not by
117:35
locking up millions of people the u.s.
117:37
at the largest both biker and its in the
117:41
population and just sheer number of
117:43
people the u.s. has something like a
117:45
third of the world
117:47
in population and that’s down from its
117:50
all-time high we have less than 5% of
117:52
the world’s population and nearly 1/3 of
117:54
its prison population we have more
117:56
people in prison than China which is a
117:58
communist dictatorship of 1.4 billion
118:02
people if this works have the lowest
118:07
crime rates on earth which we do not
118:10
we’d have the lowest rates of addiction
118:12
on earth which we do not and we’d have
118:15
the lowest rates of you know property
118:17
crime and and and every and drug use and
118:20
everything else on earth which we do not
118:22
so it’s not working let’s do the other
118:25
thing Michael Ritz wants to know how do
118:28
we force people to get help without
118:30
government compulsion is you don’t force
118:32
people to get help well you don’t but
118:35
they I have never in my and I I know
118:39
hundreds upon hundreds of people who
118:42
have had addiction problems or still
118:45
have addiction problems I guess
118:46
technically we all still have them but
118:48
right people who have either overcome
118:52
whatever they’ve been addicted to and
118:54
they still struggle with it but they’re
118:55
not using or people who still have it
118:58
there is not a single one of them that I
119:00
know that hasn’t at some point said I
119:01
need help
119:02
yeah and they want the help it’s just
119:05
whether or not they can get the help
119:07
yeah you’re talking to two people who
119:10
for various reasons that at various
119:12
times in our lives chose to stop it did
119:17
not take government compulsion to get us
119:18
to do it we had the means and the
119:22
support to do so and so we did and I’m
119:26
Matt you’re going on how many years now
119:28
just past five just past five years and
119:31
I’m coming either
119:33
I forget Mike okay boy it’s like 13
119:36
years now so first of all you don’t need
119:40
government compulsion for a lot of us
119:42
and and a lot lakyn that said there were
119:46
very junkies who were like yeah this is
119:48
great I’m just gonna do this to the end
119:50
most most addicts want help it’s a
119:54
combination of fear of the withdrawals
119:57
which they’ve often had withdrawals just
120:00
from times that
120:00
they were even trying to get the drugs
120:02
and just didn’t get it in time so fear
120:04
of that the fact that even when they go
120:06
through all of that they get sober they
120:08
don’t have a lot of support because you
120:10
know people when their lives have kind
120:12
of you know written them off because of
120:13
the stuff they did when they were
120:14
addicts so now they’re just sort of by
120:16
themselves and sober and dealing with
120:18
that um and the fact that social circles
120:22
are still very heavily in addiction and
120:25
enabling of addiction all those things
120:27
that government compulsion does not fix
120:29
so I think again you do so much more of
120:34
Education and giving people help again
120:36
we don’t like government programs of any
120:39
kind if someone yes tomorrow said let’s
120:42
end the war on drugs and replace it with
120:45
universal universal rehab for anyone who
120:50
wants it i yes easily is that my
120:54
preferred solution no would I take that
120:56
in a freaking heart be absolutely that’s
121:00
gonna do far better in in stopping
121:03
addiction not just on the individual
121:05
level but on a community level way more
121:08
than what they’ve been doing now and the
121:10
proof of that is in places like Portugal
121:12
and Spain who have who have realized the
121:14
error of their ways and have tried the
121:16
other way and seen actual real market
121:19
reductions in in drug use and and
121:22
violence and people like people have
121:24
asked because I’d talk about this a lot
121:28
is one of my favorite subjects to talk
121:30
about people ask they’re like yeah but
121:33
people on drugs they what if somebody on
121:35
drugs goes out and they get into a car
121:38
accident or robbed somebody or something
121:40
like that they’ve committed a crime
121:42
right they have committed a crime if now
121:45
they have committed a crime you can
121:47
charge them and throw them in jail for
121:49
committing the crime not for them being
121:51
on the drugs and the fact that they
121:54
chose and if they argue that the drugs
121:57
made them do it it’s like well you chose
121:58
to use the drugs you committed the crime
121:59
was to use the drugs exactly exactly we
122:02
don’t charge so if someone you know eats
122:05
too much you know each much candy that
122:08
they’re on a freaking you know candy
122:10
bender
122:10
and you know they get in an argument
122:12
with someone and beat them up or
122:13
something like that
122:14
you don’t charge them for eating too
122:15
much candy you charge them for assault
122:18
right so yes if someone’s on drugs and
122:21
does these things yeah it’s really you
122:24
know they they you know drive caused an
122:26
accident they you know robbed someone
122:29
whatever yeah of course those those are
122:31
actual crimes you’ve actually um robbed
122:36
someone of their life their their
122:38
well-being their safety their rights or
122:41
their property um that’s not oh it’s
122:45
it’s pre-crime charging don’t want drugs
122:48
because they might do something else or
122:51
they’re more likely to do something else
122:52
is pre-crime that’s the that’s the whole
122:55
argument of you shouldn’t have a gun
122:56
because you could use it to you know
122:58
commit a mass shooting or something
123:01
pre-crime yes that gun is for shooting
123:04
people no I haven’t actually used it to
123:07
murder anyone no my intention is not to
123:09
use it for anything other than
123:10
self-defense or you know target shooting
123:13
or whatever and and and charging me for
123:15
the possession of something that I could
123:17
potentially use same thing with this
123:19
like Remington lawsuit thing you know
123:21
going after me because I could
123:23
potentially do something with this is a
123:25
terrible slope and it leads to you know
123:29
again if someone if someone using drugs
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being more likely to do something bad
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means that the drug should be illegal
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then a bunch of other stuff that’s legal
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that all of us do that it might make us
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more likely to do something that should
123:42
also be illegal and it shouldn’t charge
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people when they actually do something
123:46
wrong right am I still here yeah yeah
123:54
okay um you just had a great point so I
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was letting it sink in for everybody
123:58
yeah whatever it let that sink in for a
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minute America Kym libertarian 2020
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presidential candidate Kim roughs asked
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if you’re literally l’ainte and lying
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down on this one and yes Kim he is he is
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literally lying down I’m just literally
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lying down hi America
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this uh I ever ran for anything this
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video will be a lot full of a lot of
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blackmail worthy screenshots
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and I accept that I was less or more
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sexy when I was holding the pillow you
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was I didn’t feel more sexy you were
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like it should be more such it wasn’t it
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was so much worse
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what is this worse oh Marik
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I wish pillow yeah I know that’s worse
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uh so uh to close out let’s travel over
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to the Far East oh well – to our
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favorite bastion of freedom in the Far
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East Hong Kong oh god what happened
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there oh yeah yeah
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so yesterday I believe this was
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yesterday yesterday yeah yeah put that
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in the notes good for me the notes that
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I wrote yesterday I wrote yesterday
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because I was like remember this
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remember this was yesterday
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a protester was shot by a police officer
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during a demonstration yesterday we have
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the picture which is a screen grab from
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a video of the event up right now and
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that is of the police officer literally
125:43
shooting the protester point-blank this
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was done during a roadblock protest
125:56
police had shown up to disperse the
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crowds the the protester was standing on
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the sidewalk and he was staring at the
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police officer not willing to move and
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the cop shot him the people who were
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being blocked got out of their cars and
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started yelling at the cop and calling
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him a murderer
126:17
oh the crowd was then sprayed with
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pepper spray to try to get them to
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disperse things in Hong Kong not really
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yeah lessening even a little bit right
126:33
now on the other side of this spectrum
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because we know that with every great
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movement there’s
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be bad people right on the other side of
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this spectrum a middle-aged man
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reprimanded a group of protesters he
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accused them of lacking patriotism for
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the motherland the protesters set him on
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fire
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this situation is reaching just like
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mass I can’t think of the right word
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right now
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but it’s becoming malignant like it’s
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moving past they already got for the
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most part what they wanted initially was
127:23
which was for that extradition to being
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removed and not be voted on and then I
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don’t think they got they had some other
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demands like the protesters that have
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been arrested to be freed and and it’s
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removed and for there to be some kind of
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accountability oversight for police and
127:45
stuff like that um but their original
127:47
thing that they were marching about they
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won and they’re just getting more and
127:51
more I don’t think anything short of
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some kind of a if not a violent
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revolution at least an electoral
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revolution where you know the government
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the Hong Kong government becomes very
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anti Beijing and very anti communist I
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don’t think anything’s gonna make them
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happy at this point no if they’re
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setting people on fire cops cops are
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killing protesters in the street and
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protesters are killing people who are
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faithful to mainland China right so
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what’s yeah there’s no this is this is
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gonna get so much worse yeah sorry go
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ahead
128:38
China may pull the military on their own
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City which would be crazy it’s going to
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be very
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so and also you need to understand so
128:56
we’re used to violent protests America
128:58
like where our place that has violent
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protests um and even here it is uncommon
129:06
for a for example someone against the
129:09
protesters to be set on fire or for you
129:15
know a cop to just shoot someone at
129:17
point-blank range for refusing to move
129:21
and in a place like Hong Kong or Japan
129:25
or you know most of the Far East most of
129:28
the the so-called Orient that’s not what
129:32
they’re like their protests tend to be a
129:35
lot more muted they had already reached
129:38
a high level of escalation just by like
129:40
the fact that they were fighting coughs
129:42
with umbrellas and stuff like that that
129:44
was way more than they usually do this
129:47
is on a different like it’s ratcheting
129:51
up on both with the covered the Hong
129:53
Kong government and the protesters
129:55
mm-hmm and um that’s not gonna
129:58
de-escalate on its own I see one of two
130:03
things happening either there is a and I
130:04
don’t know what their electorate
130:06
election timeline is like or whatever
130:08
either there’s gonna be a huge electoral
130:10
change that makes the protesters largely
130:14
happy I guess one of three things um
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either a large electoral change that
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makes them happy
130:24
um the Chinese government moving in
130:27
because once they move in this is all
130:29
over like though the they’ll bring in a
130:32
level of force that you know even the
130:35
craftiest people with you know III don’t
130:38
see them being able to continue staging
130:41
what they’re staging with with the
130:42
Chinese government you know military
130:44
moving in like that or a violent
130:48
revolution which I don’t they don’t have
130:51
the guns for a violent revolution so it
130:53
would have to be like you know almost
130:55
like a coup situation where that where
130:57
the Chinese please turn on the
131:01
government in favor of the protesters
131:03
which I don’t see happening or some kind
131:05
of like
131:06
Planet of the Apes scenario where the
131:08
protesters pounce upon the police and
131:10
take their guns or something like and I
131:12
don’t see that so I think the most
131:14
likely scenarios are either a you know
131:16
an electoral revolution quote-unquote
131:19
that makes the protesters happy or the
131:21
Chinese military moving in and
131:23
squatching this thing either one of
131:24
those I mean I guess the first one is
131:26
preferable the second but either one of
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those are going to be ugly for a lot of
131:29
people right or Hong Kong getting
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sovereignty or autonomy yeah I mean
131:39
again that’s so Hong Kong is something
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like I think I want to say 11 or 12
131:50
percent of China’s total gross like
131:52
economic output it is Hong Kong like
131:57
it’s double I’m pretty sure it’s double
131:59
digits big if they like to put it that
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way and so I don’t see that happening oh
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I don’t see I don’t I see if that were
132:11
even proposed China moving in with the
132:13
military and I and I don’t see I don’t
132:16
see the US government stepping in to try
132:19
to fight that and I don’t see anyone
132:21
else having the ability to fight that so
132:24
I mean could it happen yeah I think it
132:27
would get squashed pretty quickly I
132:28
think the most likely scenarios are the
132:30
Chinese government pulling a Tiananmen
132:32
Square on all of Hong Kong which will be
132:36
incredibly ugly more and this one will
132:41
be incredibly televised yeah yeah it
132:44
won’t yeah unlike the previous one
132:46
everyone will see what the Chinese
132:47
government’s doing and it will it will
132:50
cause tremendous amount of backlash on
132:52
their government which everyone will
132:54
immediately forget as soon as it’s over
132:55
and move on to whatever the next outrage
132:58
is it’s probably something related um so
133:02
yeah I mean it’s and it’s actually a
133:05
Chinese saying we’re in for interesting
133:07
times so so yeah and if the protesters
133:13
take over at this point I mean if
133:15
they’re setting people on fire that’s
133:17
gonna be that’s gonna have a level of
133:19
ugliness to it
133:20
because there’s definitely gonna be some
133:21
recriminations there so which is gonna
133:23
be immune this is bad blood stuff all
133:25
around I don’t think there’s a happy
133:28
scenario at this point no I definitely
133:31
don’t think there’s a happy scenario
133:32
coming out of this I’m scared you got
133:44
anything else America I wish you could
133:46
he hold me well I’m just cuz I’m scared
133:49
with China
133:51
this really isn’t sexy it feels like it
133:54
should be sexy and then when I do it I’m
133:56
like this is terrible
133:57
no it looks like you don’t feel well
134:03
it’s so comfortable but looks like like
134:07
a like an upset stomach and you’re like
134:09
just holding a pillow up against it for
134:11
comfort no wait tell me I can’t go to
134:16
school tomorrow so we’ve got a couple of
134:20
questions uh okay camera first of all
134:23
said Hong Kong was promised sovereignty
134:25
and autonomy by China and China has
134:28
blessed Hong Kong was promised
134:30
sovereignty and autonomy by China and
134:32
China has been systematically
134:34
disregarding it and then that’s true
134:38
yeah no they were promised autonomy I
134:40
think that you meant like independent
134:42
being their own country yeah all right
134:45
yeah like independence yeah yeah but no
134:47
they were the whole you know there were
134:49
all sorts of anxieties in in you know
134:51
2000 or 99 or whatever year was when
134:53
they went from British control de to
134:55
China and China was like oh no we’re
134:57
gonna let you do your thing that’s not
135:00
what’s happening right Chris Reynolds
135:03
says US population really doesn’t care
135:05
about China like they should know and
135:08
kim ruff libertarian presidential
135:11
candidate 2020 camera asks do you think
135:15
given its size and relative strength or
135:17
lack thereof compared to China Hong Kong
135:19
would need an assist from other nations
135:22
oh if they if they wanted to be
135:28
independent yes yeah that’s what
135:32
meaning and yeah yeah and not just other
135:36
nation and it would have to be the u.s.
135:40
because there’s not any other country
135:43
that could project military force
135:46
there’s no other women that can project
135:48
military force sufficient to keep China
135:55
at bay within China because I mean Hong
135:59
Kong is not like Taiwan where it’s like
136:01
some island awfully it’s it’s it’s you
136:03
know it’s part it like it’s it’s part of
136:06
China so I mean I know it’s an island or
136:10
over but it’s not like some far-flung
136:11
territory right it’s not like oh my
136:13
question go ahead it’s not like Hawaii
136:19
where it’s right right right it’s not
136:22
even like Taiwan like it’s it’s truly
136:25
like right there right and I question
136:27
whether the US military could even
136:29
really effectively keep the Chinese
136:30
military or why they’d even want to I
136:36
mean you know I
136:37
yeah I think they need help and they
136:39
wouldn’t get it I know why they’d want
136:43
to so many of that so much a wall street
136:48
goes through Hong Kong like they they
136:50
would want to protect that right but if
136:53
you weigh that against the the cost of
136:56
doing that and the impact on trade with
137:00
the rest of China and the reality of
137:03
turning into a nuclear hot war I mean
137:07
there’s just not a I can see the CIA
137:11
helping you know anti-communist groups
137:15
within the Hong Kong and China and even
137:18
that they’re gonna do they’re gonna
137:20
tread carefully on that because you know
137:22
China is our largest trading partner so
137:27
to answer your question Kim yes they
137:31
would absolutely need help and when they
137:33
get it in in a way that’s sufficient for
137:35
them to become independent no and I
137:40
think if they could you would have
137:42
already seen Taiwan go independent years
137:45
ago
137:46
so no I I don’t I don’t see that
137:48
happening I see if there’s any path
137:51
towards Hong Kong being free it can you
137:57
through black and gray markets and
137:59
crypto and 3d printing and you know
138:02
arizim and and you know just you know
138:05
becoming free by virtue of being
138:07
uncomfortable um same as here or
138:10
anywhere else I even with the electoral
138:15
process these protesters aren’t calling
138:17
for you know they’re calling for Liberty
138:19
to the extent of you know
138:22
self-government
138:23
you know independence or autonomy but
138:25
they’re they’re democratic protest or
138:27
not so I really see getting really ugly
138:35
yeah I see China doing to Hong Kong’s
138:38
what I’m doing with this pillow but in a
138:41
way that’s I was gonna say I don’t think
138:43
that’s annexed that’s nowhere near the
138:45
same thing well I mean like Hong Kong I
138:58
so spike centum tomorrow guys is that
139:05
what you were gonna ask that was what I
139:06
was gonna ask you yeah
139:07
well perfect so tomorrow night guys and
139:10
Matt I’m having on Dan taxation is theft
139:13
berman he’s gonna be my guest and we’re
139:17
gonna talk about his presidential
139:18
campaign for president he’s running to
139:21
be the libertarian nominee to be these
139:25
the next president of these United
139:26
States we’re gonna talk about I presume
139:31
traveling without licenses that’s I’m
139:34
gonna um we’re gonna talk about his
139:37
blasphemy against Waffle House and the
139:39
Waffle House caucus which he desperately
139:42
needs I mean if you want to win the
139:45
nomination don’t piss off the Waffle
139:48
House caucus all the other presidential
139:50
candidates are members okay
139:52
so except for Joe Jorgenson and Jacob
139:57
Hornberger Oh
139:59
the others yes well I I added them so
140:08
yes okay and I only did um no I did add
140:14
Jacob Forbes yeah no I had a baker for
140:16
work so only Joe Jorgensen and only
140:18
because she’s not on Facebook that add
140:21
her to and asked her about sex work say
140:26
hey Joe what do you think about sex
140:27
workers working at Waffle House so he’s
140:32
gonna be my guest tomorrow night and
140:34
then and and then the following week I
140:40
believe fingers crossed if we can get
140:44
everyone’s schedules worked out I’m
140:48
gonna be hosting Masters of debate –
140:52
this will be a debate from the
140:55
libertarian National Convention chair
140:59
cannabis that Joshua Smith Todd a
141:03
Hagopian hack a peon I think it’s a go
141:06
of Ian and Mike Shipley um we reached
141:11
out to Nick spark the current chair who
141:15
told me that he has not decided if he’s
141:18
running for re-election yet um I told
141:21
him if he decided between now and next
141:24
Thursday or next week to let me know and
141:27
we’ll put him on – otherwise it’s gonna
141:28
be the three that have declared that
141:30
they’re running for election this time
141:32
around and we’ll be debating that so we
141:37
will see if we’re trying to make
141:39
everyone’s schedules work it’ll either
141:40
be this your next but probably or it’ll
141:44
either be next week or the week after
141:45
but we’ll see and then tune in next week
141:49
a day from today a week late Tuesday the
141:55
18th right at 19 yeah we’ll say that for
142:05
right now the 19th 2019 the 19th Tuesday
142:10
to the 19th for another episode of the
142:12
muddy waters of freedom
142:13
that I will be streaming because that’s
142:16
the only way it’s gonna happen cuz I
142:18
don’t think Matt’s ever gonna stream the
142:19
show I mean I will just don’t want to I
142:25
just really don’t want to after today
142:27
hey fun fact for everybody out there
142:30
yesterday yesterday was the two-year
142:36
anniversary of the first time spike
142:38
kohada show he wasn’t a regular cast he
142:42
just co-hosted one of the shows and it
142:44
was the – yeah and I was the guest cost
142:46
that’s right so if you scroll two years
142:52
back in my timeline you can find that
142:54
episode he appeared in voice only
142:58
ya know now you get me in full HD on the
143:04
bed well it’s pretty close to full HD
143:07
we’re going through Google Hangouts on
143:09
your phone I mean it’s it’s 7:20 right
143:15
yes 5 590 yeah we’ll give it to you a
143:19
beautiful five nine yeah 596 622 wait so
143:29
yeah so you’ll get to see me is this so
143:32
I mean now cuz I didn’t want to try to
143:34
do but is this is this sex here I’m like
143:38
this hey America is this even like is my
143:41
head cut off
143:42
no not in a little bit you look like
143:44
you’re posing for a rap video in the mid
143:48
nineties I mean I always look like that
143:51
that’s a valid point
143:53
like that’s my aesthetic that’s my
143:56
aesthetic is like Nelly video um alright
144:00
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144:04
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144:08
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144:13
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144:30
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145:37
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[Music]
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[Music]
146:42
this is perseverance sobbing on the romm
146:45
since I made a first appearance a burn
146:46
on the grind never greater for the
146:47
clearance life is all the time so I’m
146:49
gonna be less yeah people gonna hear
146:52
this made a little name with addition
146:53
and coherence never been a lane now I’m
146:55
closer to a genius knowledge of my brain
146:57
chocolate to the experience still I’m
146:59
not rich but at least I’m broke
147:01
never sell dreams cuz I better sell hope
147:02
hope people so lost in the mirrors and
147:04
the smoke think I’d be a real a bloke if
147:06
I said I sold dope no but my friends
147:08
will tell you that I’m awesome awesome I
147:09
started selling and they bottom bottom I
147:12
thought him get him and I got him so if
147:13
you want dough cause that is not a prize
147:15
it’s time just with the needles on the
147:17
wax rock hard like I got the Beatles in
147:19
your back go soft make it easy living
147:21
off the map er I can go hard like your
147:22
freaking shoot on the track I’m grinding
147:24
from a zero to a stack and I’m talking
147:26
about the never getting jacked if what
147:29
kinda needs a new king I’m a girl hard
147:30
to be the leader of the pack a needle in
147:32
a stack and I’m feeling to attack not a
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Bala no to chala but a hero and a black
147:36
I’m an eagle too
147:37
the demon on a tractor and the scholar
147:38
and a brother you don’t feel it if
147:40
you’re wack you’re always talking
147:41
neutral in your rap and I’m trying to
147:43
fill my minutes on the map to give you
147:45
12 rules for life and get my broom clean
147:47
i’m the jordan piss center back I will
147:50
not go pop I will not go stop gonna say
147:52
no means no just this is true hip-hop I
147:55
do not flip flop when I say flow me flow
147:57
this is perseverance perseverance
148:04
I will not go pop I will not go stop
148:08
when I say no means no this is true
148:11
hip-hop this is perseverance and this is
148:17
perseverance
148:18
this is perseverance
148:23
and I believe what I prophesize so I
148:25
don’t apologize unless I do wrong I
148:28
don’t bow to the mob I don’t live to
148:29
antagonize but they sound too outspoken
148:32
smoke they wonder if I’m joking
148:35
look a little bit its chest but I say
148:37
what I feel man I’m feeling I’m open
148:39
trust in God but I live in the physical
148:41
selfish thoughts but I give in the
148:42
lyrical got cops hot want my speech to
148:44
be criminal lies get five when I speak
148:46
the political one I am NOT left-wing I
148:49
am NOT right-wing I just know all these
148:51
things I know yeah
148:52
you can’t I label me you can’t put shame
148:54
on me when I say go means go fresh I
148:56
step into the premises kick dope rhymes
148:58
and they love harm expressing it pop
149:00
online and reply to all the messages got
149:02
to spend time and I’m grateful that
149:03
you’re cheb shit don’t talk crap no I’d
149:05
rather be irrelevant can’t play dogs
149:06
people know that I’m intelligent you see
149:08
me up Lakes not big beard let them in 12
149:10
years teach now flowing like a failure
149:12
lose your love now I’m moving up an
149:14
eminence girl show love cuz I feel and
149:15
all the pleasantest
149:16
got huge streams I can never be a
149:18
pessimist too much love I can never be a
149:20
feminist girls stop looking on credulous
149:22
I am not a bad man I am NOT your nemesis
149:24
I always had a message Drive take it
149:26
back to Genesis worked so hard time too
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I will not go pop I will not go stop
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gonna say no means no this is true
149:34
hip-hop I do not flip sup gonna say blow
149:37
me flow this is perseverance is this
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perseverance this is perseverance
149:44
perseverance
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I will not go pop I will not go stop
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when I say no means no this is true
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hip-hop this is perseverance this is
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perseverance this is perseverance
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