Everybody forced here ripping the sports card Almanac high-end multi-sport volume 13 case break number four So we'll do two randoms in a moment here first random is for the case number second random is for the draft order I'm just itches No mem in this all wrong graded cards. We got 10 hits per case. It's a live hit draft two minutes per pick I'm communicating verbally typing in chat as well So checking twitch and YouTube late sports cards at gmail commas way to get hold of us if you need to When you're making your pick, please include your shipping zip code or your order number either way works for us Just to confirm that you are you If someone's not here, I'll pick four of them to the best of my abilities Now we're not responsible for picking the perfect card for you I think that's about it. No influence in the draft and no discussing card values during the break wait till after the break Thank you. Thank you Snake eyes means we're re-rolling Three and one four times That was a one. It was a one Okay, so for the case number here one two three and four case four Case four on number four after four times in the dice roll. Wow Wow And draft order four times after four the one through ten is the draft order. Good luck One two three and four Got uh jamey z with the first pick. I'm gonna copy all these over Um, we can see them better draft order There you go jamey z one bryan s2 david b3 daniel f4 bryan s5 jimd6 john a7 Ernest with eight hilton with nine and jordan with 10 Let me get the case Case four right All good quintin. I'm sure you didn't know It's all good, buddy. You don't have to apologize Happens every time we do a lot of new people joining Yeah, guys, just to reiterate no influence between the draft and then if you want to talk about card value Just wait till after the draft That's totally fine But you're totally allowed to say things like awesome card. I love that card.  All right starting off. That's a good one to get xrc ps8 10 garot wilson rookie 21 select right there I'm sorry john You need to get you in like the top three You'll garot wilson 21 select rookie xrc prism ps8 10 I'm gonna have to be put on the trash list. We're not getting john a better pick John I hope you didn't use all your luck up when we were breaking. We were up in dynasty a lot Oh, that's nasty banner year sp game used patch auto austin matthews Eastern conference is that a team canada patch? During the eastern conference quarter finals. What is the red on that? It's like a warm-up jersey. Maybe Qualifiers qualifiers. Oh Ew, that's fire though Nice patch auto matthews. It's numbered eight of 25 I guess just write what it is then got a 2020 phoenix justin jefferson fire and ice rookie PS a 10 21 of 50 Yeah, matthews just signed four year. What is like 13 million aav He did just resign with the Leafs poor guys gotta play with the Leafs now though Yeah, here things is right. Oh, what is this? It's my slider box Oh, okay Number two of five. I don't know what it is yet. Oh, that's gonna be pretty nasty actually prime prime eight signatures Johnny bench pete rose joe morgan tony perez barry larkin ken griffy jr Frank robinson and paul o'neill Reds booklets. What is this out of? 2016 penini prime cuts baseball To a five on that one that is I've never seen a car like this before prime cuts can bench rose morgan perez larkin griffy Frank robinson and paul o'neill it's out of five That's ridiculous That's pretty fire Some good players on that card. Yeah Oh, that's clean too 2021 penini one football quad patch autograph dach prescott one of five Sweet-looking dach four patches there Player war and they're all two colors as well Sweet dach to five I'm gonna tell I gotta keep it down out there To yell at Jake's more more well behaved Got a treasured signatures dirk novitsky 21 22 nt basketball on card. It was a redemption Pretty clean looking actually novitsky 13 at 25 Yeah for thicker card corners, you know, there's nothing noticeably Off about any tiny bit of weighting. They're not 100 perfect, but Good-looking card dirt novitsky Kyle pipe down Oh dang it Restaurant bread cracker brother's bread i've been a biscuit biscuits I got biscuits in my kit right now. I'm good because the biscuits also from red lobsters are probably gonna win You 2022 prism trey lond berks rookie colorblast psa 10 berks psa 10 rookie colorblast cracker bro friday Yeah How many were going to this cracker bro friday back pumper nickel? That's pretty good too. I remember. Yes. It's pretty good Very nice berks psa 10 rookie colorblast I don't know. I'm not a big chain restaurant kind of guy. Okay. Go. I just can't think of Shenry biscuits are the ones that come to mind No, I like the breadsticks of all garden breadsticks says those are pretty fire Dude, I'm gonna cut those open use them as a hotdog bun Kyle's close by his Kyle is Kyle bad luck for you john It's bad luck for all of us trust me 18 19 spectra white sparkle Shea gilders alexander. That is a white sparkle spectra short print.  I'm jake Like italian one. Yeah The bread i'm telling you i'm banging too Fazzoli's bread this i don't even know where a fazzoli's is around here. I don't have these little exists around here Favorite restaurant bread is a tortilla from taco bell To 2022 tops chrome julio rodriguez Aqua wave rookie auto psa 10 36 of 199 Good lord psa 10 No grade on the auto, but the auto looks decent. There's a little light right under just 85 I don't know why he's 85 right there.  I guess I kind of remember people saying about that, but What are they gonna do man? They got to make cards way ahead of the product releasing Better to have them in the product or not Did you imagine if they were like, oh, holy rodriguez could be a 2023 rookie dude tops chrome box prices would be like $600 All these damn rookies dude these cards are insane Okay, we got uh Little bit of this a little bit of that Again, no influencing the draft wait till after to talk about card values Jamie with pick one. Yeah, right? Yep. Jamie with pick one Two minutes again two minutes If you want to see a card while it is your pick, please let me know we'll get you a close up Yeah, exactly danny exactly it was very surprising too because it went from like Oh, he played and he played really well in double a last year. Oh, by the way He's he's are starting centerfielder It was the same way with wit Yeah, of course. So again exquisite triple auto marino elway and akeman The signatures are all actually very nice Very full very legible Your corners I mean the top Looks good bottom has I mean a little bit a little tiny soft. I mean, they're thick cards Tough to see the surface through all the the plastic, but Yeah, thanks fire 50 seconds five zero Yeah, I wish I predicted a lot of things though paul in the julio. Yep 2022 tops chrome aqua wave rookie autograph PSA 10 the auto is not graded And the serial numbering is 36 of 199. All right Really shaney said bobby witt besides himself That's awesome. Yeah, this is uh, this is a tough first pick. All right. Jamie time is up Oh the julio. Sorry. I missed that the julio It's all right all confirmed 4701 all right Appreciate it. Jamie congrats on that. That is a fire card Brian s has picked to bryan's getting all the luck tonight Kelly I think Kelly pretty much just signs as like I know it's different than that, right? I don't know. I don't know why it looks like that People exquisite going with it three three four four five Appreciate it julian Great pick there david b Pick number three for david So I got that eight way reds auto book back there austin matthews. Justin jefferson garret wilson dach prescott Shea gildesh alexander dirk nevitsky and trail on berks face itch so much David b's going with the reds autos dude. That's a that's just an insane book. I want to show that again Bench rose morgan perez larkin griffy frank robinson and paul o'neill panini prime cuts I didn't even know something like that existed Whenever you see a frank robinson auto though, you're like, oh wait a second here Don't see that every day down to pick four now Appreciate you david Yeah, crazy card daniel f Cardinals version of that one There'd be a lot on there, man If you get it, it obviously would be like gibson brock musial Probably have to put poo holes in yachty on there. Yeah, there'd be there. There'd be some crazy names Can I see the dirk? Yeah the dirk again. It's a 21 22 nt treasured signatures on card 13 to 25 And it was a redemption. It's a pinning he sealed there Oh, yeah, Aussie for sure. Yeah, you know 13 to 25 dirt no vitsky Best cardinal ever would be john lester John lester john lackey, you know all the all the redsox legends The card in the middle back Well, there's two there's a justin jefferson fire and ice ricky psa 10 from phoenix number to 50 And there's an austin matthew's sp authentic game used three color patch auto to 25 21 22 sp Game used Geez mark molder Like all the former a's Legend pitchers pitched for the cardinals at some point for some reason. I don't know why I think that it's not true, but Yeah, there's a DAC right there to Going with the sga. Did that such a fire card?  Oh, yeah, JD drew. I forgot about you Hey, appreciate it, Danny. Congrats on that sga. The thing is sweet. Okay We're on to Brian s pick five Tony la rusa White Sox managerial legends Tony la rusa Going with the berks Appreciate it again julian and brian berks psa 10 color blast The buying window for berks is closing pretty soon guys.  I think Kind of buys I love trailing berks. I wish the patch would have drafted him last year But I just know they would have ruined him because they ruined receivers That aren't already hall of famers like randy Jim d pick six Got dach jefferson dirk garret wilson and austin matthews Hey, nicholas, we're doing well. How are you doing? All right, 30 seconds gone so minute and a half left a minute and a half Guys get your spots tomorrow for baseball breaks with matt during the day and then shawna. I'll be here tomorrow for more, um baseball basketball football and almanac Sit down by defy, uh One minute left going with the dirk 488 23. Thank you jim and the number four A lot of football still up here Awesome pig jim dirk is a monster john is up dach wilson matthews and jefferson Right, so sp game used patch auto of austin matthews banner year three color number to 25 eight of 25 it's 21 22 sp authentic it says a piece of decorative banner Been used by the national hockey league during the events of 2020 eastern conference quarter finals So it's like from the arena basically banner year I thought it was a jersey at first and so I read banner year a few times like oh, okay They did lose that series. It is the maple leafs Junior mince right Going with the matthews awesome pig john. Thank you again to 25 austin matthews banner year banner auto All football on the board All football I love the hockey respect though. I love it. Ernest is up pick number eight You know the hilton maybe hilton showed up maybe hilton's here built in He's from fiji He was really good for a while. All right, earnest minute and 20 seconds left Take the wilson. All right. Just need zipper order number With the g money the garret wilson Thank you, ernie. All good. Congrats on your new garret wilson Xrc psa 10 Pick nine is hilton now. All right. So hilton Don't think hilton is here. I haven't seen hilton yet Congrats, ernie. All right last two Yeah, those are sweet Not biased. All right, paul. All right, paul Yeah, wilson's fire though. I mean things like that He ends up being as good as like say, you know close to like chase like jefferson that that card goes up Those xrc's are sick Because of holland is gonna win Yeah, he's been top leaderboard every time every time we watch yeah, he's having really good at least in the top 10 every week No, I didn't see the catch last night. No, dude. I took a nap at 8 p.m. And I woke up at 9 And like I barely do that dude. I was so confused for like a minute. I was like I was like, dude, what time like I was like, where's my wife? Like she was working. But I just like I thought it was like morning I was all the lights were on The all but like some of the lights in the house from work, dude. What is going on right now? Thorway? Yeah, there you go. Thor Bjorn. All right. Hilton's got 30 more seconds. I'll pick for hilton I gotta think of a pick because I don't think hilton's here. Oh, jeez I really don't know what to pick here. Yeah, I don't think hilton's here All right, gonna have to pick for hilton. Oh boy All right, that's two minutes I'll pick a deck for hilton Low numbered patch auto I'll go with that by a hair over over the jefferson. I think for hilton But this thing fire and ice the 50 going to jordan Yeah, ps8 10 justin jefferson for jordan Yep, again, no influence between the drafts It's over now, but no influence in the drafts. Yeah. All right. Thanks again everybody moving on now to number five You


It's brilliant, it's positive, positive. It's positive, it's positive, positive. It's positive, it's positive. Yep, y'all, they mean to God. Andrew Schultz.  Back for another week of brilliant idiotness. Okay, happy to be here. October has started off with a God damn bang. You might as well get to it. What did you see this past week? shows that you thought was positively brilliant.  Oh, man, this was, dude, the VP debate was brilliant. You know what's sad? It's sad that the VP debate comes off as more presidential than the actual presidential debate. Mike Pence, Hanson, and the Harris are way more presidential. Be honest. Than the people they're number twos with. Did you watch it? And were you like, if either of them were president? Yeah. Um, yeah, I felt like that.  He's just able to articulate alternative facts.  That dude is obese. Yeah, he can articulate, you know, but by the way, all politicians do it. It's not like he was just a Mike Pence thing. They're both able to articulate things better than Biden. Biden? Trump and Biden. Well, actually, I think Trump communicates pretty well. He doesn't say it in an articulate way, but he just gets the point. Like, there's this funny video. Yeah, his messaging is directed to the point. Son, I got to show you this video. We got to bring it up, but this is worth, it's actually worth taking a second for. Have you seen the video? It's comparing like when Obama was talking about things to when Trump was talking about things.  That's it. This right here.  Oh, I did see that. Abu Bakar al-Baghdadi. I did see that. He's dead. The United States launched a targeted operation against that compound. They did a lot of shooting, and they did a lot of blasts. Even not going through the front door.  If you're a normal person, you say knock, knock, may I come in? After a firefight, they killed Osama bin Laden and took custody of his body. He died like a dog.  Yes. Because I'm from the South. From the South, that's how we communicate. My dad used to always say the fastest way between two points is a straight line. People wonder why killer Mike is such an effective communicator. It's not just because he's brilliant. It's not just because he's educated. It's because he's from the South. OK. Duval, a brilliant communicator. Because he's from the South. It's just something about southern people. We get right to the point with it. I'm not saying Trump's not from the South, of course, his messaging is very sovereign like in its delivery. Yes, I think so. And also positively brilliant. Me and the reason I'm positively brilliant is because I told y'all last week, even though we didn't get to talk about it on the idiots, I said, I don't think Donald Trump has COVID. I said it was an October surprise. I said, I think Donald Trump, I said, two things can happen. I said, the only way Donald Trump can make me believe he has COVID is if he passes away. God forbid, I wish there for nobody. That's number one. Number two, if he doesn't have it and he survives it, what do you think a 74-year-old man that weighs 244 pounds is labeled clinically obese already thought that the coronavirus was 99% harmless? His words.  Bucky.  But also, I said this, I said, Trump's going to take some type of therapeutic vaccine. It's going to be some type of experimental cocktail. He's going to come out, tell the American people about it. Everybody's going to line up to get it. Stocks are going to shoot through the roof. You probably have some type of equity in it.  What? The shit, what's the pharmacy company called? Renegade or something. Renegade, something with a R. Not Renegade, but yeah. I started to say Neutrogena, but it ain't Neutrogena. It's something with a R, right? That company is out of Queens, New York. Okay. Trump has had stock and equity in the company before. And I'm not mistaken. I think Jared Kushner has stock in it now or something like that. Okay. So that was reported yesterday. So my whole point is, Trump probably knows he's losing in November. Let me cash out. Let me cash out. Interesting.  To you saying that he's invested in the company that owns the drug that he took that allegedly saved him. He's been invested in it before. If I'm not mistaken, Jared. That's called Regeneron. Regeneron. Regeneron, yes. I think I'll pick up the article about, cause they reported it yesterday, but it's something about Jared Kushner and Regeneron and whatever, whatever.  Really? No, man.  So he can beat it. So he can normalize people going out and carrying on with their lives. That's true. That's what I thought the whole hustle was. It's like, yeah. If I got, I think, that's why he got them stimulus checks.    Y'all motherfuckers ain't going to work.  That's what he did. I'm telling you. He literally tweeted out his flu season. His flu season. 100,000 people died from the flu. We still going with our lives, don't we? Back out to work. I'm telling you that's, it's. Interesting. It's kind of brilliant, bro. That's, that's why you gotta give it a little credit because you can't really tell people to go out there and work when they could get corona and you're not going to get it.  Not only that, Andrew. He sucked. Every single negative headline about him out of the media. That was the best part of it. Bro, Melania Trump tapes leak when she says she don't care about kids at the border. No, no, she didn't say that. She didn't? No. What did she say? She did not say that. Cause what she said was fire. What did she say?  Well, guess what?  It did.  He says something. She's like, why don't you talk about them kids? No, she said, what do they, they said, she goes, what do they want me to do with the kids at the border? I can't do anything. Like I arranged the curtains. I have no power. She basically is saying like, I do nothing as the first lady. I don't have any power. And then she goes, and why weren't they upset when Barack Obama was putting them in cages? This happened under Obama. It was actually a moment where she seemed politically savvy.  Oh my God, it was fire. I read the cliff note. I'm like, I can't listen to her. Fire dude, you got to listen to it. I mean, she has not even tried to learn anything. So why was that a thing? Why were they acting like that was going to be a thing? That's nothing.  Well, the taxes, all the tax sheet gone out of the media. Tax sheet is gone. The Trump debate from last week, stand by, stand back.  They buried it big time. Nah, they had to bury the tax sheet. Nah, cause the tax sheet, he said he didn't pay taxes in 2016. He's like, yeah, of course not. I use the loophole. Yeah, but it's the debt. Everybody keeps talking about it. Like the $750 in taxes, I'm not tripping off debt. I would love to pay $750 in taxes. But it's the debt. The fact he's $400 million in debt. Yeah, it's institutions in America. No. No, that's not proven.  When she bought it up last night, Pence was stuck. Oh, hi. Oh, hi, Taylor. Welcome. Thanks for joining us. When she bought it up last night, the Pence, she said that, she was like, we don't know who he's in debt to.  He couldn't even- What they do, they listed it already. It came out. They do. I can name the ones right here. That was the first thing I started looking into.  If a dude owes half a billy to foreign entities, how can he be objective? If you notice, they keep, even Trump, Trump hasn't even talked about his debt. All Trump says, that's a lie. All Trump- Go like this, Taylor, go like this. Go around here. All Trump talks about is the low number he paid in taxes. But even he says, that's the lightest. I paid millions of dollars in taxes. Trump does not talk about the debt. Neither does Pence. Pence ignored that last night. Yeah. Okay, fair enough.  What do you feel about the pack in the seats in the Supreme court? They are afraid of that question. I think that's an easy thing to explain if they explain it. You know what I'm saying?  He was like, they was like, that's just an uneven balance. So I think that if they explain that to the American people, yes, we would put more, we would pack the court. So it would be fair. I don't think that's a hard thing to explain. What's fair? That's the thing that's interesting. Whatever you can do is fair. Like even if Donald Trump can push Amy Coney Barrett through because he's the president, that's fair. If the Senate votes on it, that's fair. Yeah, that's the system. So if changing the system might not be fair. No, that's part of it. I didn't know you could do that, but you can do that. You can add Supreme court seats. It's not even a hard thing to do. I didn't know that. That's the first I've even- Has it been done? Is there any precedent for it? No, I don't think. I think it's always been nine. I could be wrong. I don't know. I think it's either always been nine on the Supreme court. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's interesting because- That was a fiery battle with her though. No, what she said? She tried to avoid it at first. And then she said, you wanna talk about packing the courts? She said, y'all put all of these federal judges' lifetime appointments in. Like there's just like 50 of them, none of them are black. Like Pence was like, all right. He didn't say nothing. He just ducked the question. Yeah. I thought they did great. I thought both of them were great. Both of them were excellent. Both of them were excellent. I had lower expectations for Pence. Really? Yeah, I guess I didn't realize that he was that kind of smooth talker, if you will. But he was composed. Like he was ready to go. Most tops are- Ah! Ha, ha, ha! Ha, ha, ha! Ha, ha, ha! Yeah, talk your way to some booty. Most tops are ready to go. Ha, ha, ha! Ha, ha, ha, ha! What did you make it a whole bug situation? Um, I mean great memeable moment. I mean, for me, what I thought about honestly, I was like, yo, if people really believe in this reptilian shit, now is the moment where we're about to see a forked tongue come out this motherfucker's mouth when he gonna eat this fly. Because you can't help it, right?     That'd be hilarious.  I mean, I will say the moment that it happened, if you gotta listen to what he was saying, what he was talking about, he said that Senator Kamala Harris and Joe Biden are always putting out these presumptions that America is systemically racist, and that there's no, he said, he said, they try to say that there's racial bias in law enforcement. Yeah.   If you can't acknowledge that systemic racism exists in America, bro. Yeah. If you can't acknowledge that systemic racism exists in law enforcement. Yeah, existed or currently exists? He said it don't exist. He said that Senator Harris and Biden are always talking about this presumption of systemic racism, as if it's just an idea. I think it's undeniable that it definitely existed, but in terms of like laws that are in place right now to be racist, and currently, I don't know like a point in a current. Well, it's not about the law. It's about this actual system, the way America was structured.  Why? As long as that show has been on, only one, like we should be embarrassed that in America we have first when it comes to black people, or first when it comes to Latinos. It's because these structures and these institutions are built on whiteness. So if I'm a white person in a position of power, yeah, I can keep people from not being here. I can keep people from not getting to the table. But that wouldn't be the system that's racist. That would be the people within the system that are racist. That's racist actors. I think systemic racism is redlining. I think systemic racism is Jim Crow. I agree with that. Like, I think that's truly the system. Stop and frisk. You could definitely make the argument with systemically racist, but in terms of- Hiring practices can be systemically racist. Whether or not they're on the books or not, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. I still think it's forms of segregation in America.  Oh, welcome. That's systemic racism. Whether it's on the books or not, it's a system that is rooted in bigotry, rooted in racism, rooted in whiteness.  But when we apply systemic racism to now, I think it's tricky because you basically open up, you open up a little space for people on the conservative side who agree with Mike Pence to go, well, no, the point at this, show me where the systemically racist law exists. And that's not what you're saying. What you're saying is the legacy of systemic racism has put people in positions of power who reinforce those things even if they're not there. Yeah, and so then when you lift up the hood on the American, you start looking at all the Fortune 500 companies, like way to black people. Yeah, that's the thing that cracks me up about Hollywood, it cracks me up about... Look at Hollywood. Well, no, it's not even Hollywood, right? It's all these corporations. They're all woke, at least front, they're woke, but the reality is if you look at their executive boards, they're all white, right? And that's why, that's why right now the conversation about systemic racism has to happen because the people who are in positions of power who have the privilege have to acknowledge it. Yeah. And be like Mike Pence and be like, ah, that doesn't exist. Because once you acknowledge it, you can atone for it. Maybe there's a, yeah, you acknowledge in the past, you acknowledge in the past and you can acknowledge like racist practice that continue, but I think people get caught up in like the legalese of it.  Like first of all, there's nothing wrong with like an executive board that's all white. Just like there's nothing wrong with an executive board that's all black. Like that's fine, you can have that. It depends what the company is. Exactly. I think it depends on the actions of the company, right?  Amazing. That's what y'all do.  Okay, do your thing, I don't care. Exactly, right? If it's NASCAR, if it's one of these things of course, right? But if you're one of these companies that like really harps on how important diversity is to you, like these Hollywood studios do, right? You know we had a black president of the United States of America before there was a black president of any of these Hollywood film studios? I can't think of any. Who's the black? Who's the black? Tyler Perry had to make his own but there isn't one, there hasn't been one. So when you really break it down, to me, I just see it as so fraudulent. I see these people like crying about how important diversity is and like putting all these rules and regulations in. Okay, you can't win an Oscar unless you have all this diversity. It was like, where's your diversity? That's what that's all I'm saying. Why is it everybody wants to do diversity with someone else's job, not their own? You ever notice that? Shake up the C-Sweege, baby. Like low key? I kind of respect, what's her name?  Fly in here, bro. We got him. Was it Serena Williams? Serena Williams' husband? I think he was on, he was like this, he was the owner of Reddit or whatever like that.    He really cares about diversity. He really thinks that's the change that's gonna happen.  Okay, you're about it. All right guys, we're gonna take a break for a second because you need new underwear. You need to get your life together and get some new underwear.  It looks pathetic, girls don't like it as sad. You think the girls don't look at your underwear? 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Oh, you felt? Yeah, because I mean, I've seen her. I've watched her in Senate hearings over the years and I've seen her in action. Like she was about at a three last night.  You think? I know so. And it's like, yo, why can't she show up as her full self? Well, is that what you're saying?  It don't matter. Like you should be allowed to feel your feelings, right? Like that's what your therapist says. Your therapist says, feel your feelings.  Yeah. If you get passionate about something, who gives a fuck?  I think that's fair.   We saw that in their debate. They was going at it. Going at it, yeah. She didn't even pinch last night.   And I'm not listening to this black woman over there. Talking right over her, man. Oh, please. She was so comforting to see, bro. She just made me feel right at home. I was like, ugh. The funny part is they do, they give those moderators too much black for no reason. What the, you're saying the- Both of them. Chris Wallace and the young lady last night. I forget. They're not young. Carol Baskin. Yeah. Stop, no. What's her name? What's her name? What's the girl from Tiger King? You never saw Tiger King? No, Susan. I know Susan. Susan Baskin. I thought it was Kelly or something. Susan, Susan. You sure? I don't know her name, Kelly, Charlemagne. Did you hear the rumor that the bug on Pence's head was actually Kamala's mom? Oh, damn. It is something to that. They said it. They believe, if you believe in reincarnation, you can see it happens. No, somebody sent me that this morning. Yes, what do flies represent? Flies have been around since before humans. In the biblical plague of Egypt, flies represent death and decay. The Philistine God Bezalbub's name, often equated with Satan, means Lord of the Flies. That's what I'm saying, bro. No, that's not her mom. What? What does that have to do with her mom? It could be grandma or it could be grandpa or something. I just think it was, I honestly- Any of them could be reincarnated and they could come back to help and then just nestle into Mike Pence's perfect marshmallow-y hair.   Yo, but Charlotte- And that was horrible, bro. Charlotte, man, how you see that reflects how you see Pence because the initial reaction for a lot of people watching it were like, oh, that's right.  Mm-hmm. But how else can you catch flies, Charlotte-man? With honey? Damn right. Interesting, interesting perspective. I just felt bad.  I'm wondering why his hair, is that his hair? Can't be. There's no way. No way. Male lace front? White people have lace fronts, bro. You didn't know that? No way.  He didn't move and nobody told him.  I mean, oh, that's a fly.  Who was it? Was it Mark? Mark said the thing about that's how you know he wasn't wearing an earpiece? Oh, yeah. Because remember Heather said, like, go buy this earpiece in or like Trump had an earpiece in, they're just telling him what to say?  You know why? Why? They're busy listening to what Senator Harris is saying so they can tell him how to rebuttal. It's the people at home who ain't really paying attention to the words that are coming out of their motherfuckers' mouths. Bro.  No, but what if in his earpiece, they're just saying, remove that insect. And he's like, huh? Why would you talk about her like that? Who are these racists in my ear? What's going on? Trump called her a monster this morning. Really? Yeah, on Fox News. Because he was just like that monster on the stage last night. That's why it's okay to just show up as you are. Because they're going to trash you anyway so it's no need to hold back. It's no need to hold back and go in there and try to be cool and come off as, hi, I'm nice, Senator Harris, I'm poised.  By the way, we also got to remember too, it's 2020, baby. What is this about? What kind of era do we live in? Corona. Performative, man. Oh, performative. You got to be able to perform.  You're looking at the camera.  When they look straight in the camera?  That POV feels like porn, right? Stop, stop, stop. Why did they do that? It feels so fake and so inauthentic. Like if you got something to say, just say it. Don't turn to me. America. Yeah. You're like, nah. Yeah, it is uncomfortable. I hate it. Biden did it, Kamala did it, and you can tell. They're practicing it. Yeah, but Kamala didn't do it that much. Yeah, she did it enough, you think? Yeah. Really? It wasn't as bad as Biden. It wasn't as bad as Biden. But she did it.  But Biden's fun, because you don't know if he's going to even know the next word that comes out. So you're watching and there's some anticipation and excitement. He's like, medikit, basically to say it. Is he going to say, medikare? OK, he got it. This is good. It's amazing. It's like watching a frog on Lillipads. Like he's just jumping. I really. I think he's going to sink. I really want to know what happens after this show. What do you mean, like? We 27 more days. Like what happened? Like literally. I think we'll have an election. We definitely have an election. And then we'll probably choose a president. And did what, though? No, I don't know, man. I think that people have already made their minds. I think that a lot of this is just confirmation. Like you just watch this to make sure you're right. I don't know, man. I think at least for Democrats, what I would say to Democrats is don't don't think of it like that. Don't think people have made up their mind because in 2000, and I keep repeating this number because it's so true. In 2012, 4.4 million people who voted for Obama stayed home in 2016. Yeah. Third and we're black. How do you get them to come to the party? You know what I'm saying? How do you get them to get up off their asses in 2020 and say, I'm coming out? Devote.  Tell me. I'm not doing this with you. I'm just saying, how would you do it?  How would you do it? How do you get black people? If it was me, and I was working for the Democratic Party, I would say, get it, DJ. No, no, I'm saying, I would say listen. Big booty hoes, vote with it. You have to speak to people's interests. People, this is what a Democratic Party is at with black people right now. You've been with a guy for years. Guy's always promised you the world, talk sweet, dust things to you, never really delivered. Yeah. Just stick around. Yeah. Stick around. You know, he's not a bad guy. He's just a guy. And then eventually, when you realize, you know what?  Like, we're not really, you're not about to get married. Like, you know, he's not really trying to wipe me out. You want to have kids? When you about to walk away, he's like, I'll do it, baby. Whatever you want, please. Let me marry you.  And you like, I don't have no reason to believe you at this point.  So now, when your heart is broken, when you're down and you know that I'm the best thing that ever happened to you, but I'm ready to leave, now you begging me to stay because you need me. You need me. That's what they at with Black people right now. And I can't speak for all Black people.  So how do they get you back? By speaking to Black people's interests. But they've been doing that forever and they just been lying. No, they haven't. They talk about prison reform, which is great. We want that. They talk about criminal justice reform, which is great. We want that. They talk about free education, which is great. But guess what? All Black people laying in jail. All Black people not committing crimes. You know how you talk to Black people? You talk to Black people by talking about economic equity, which Joe Biden has started to talk about only because we've been putting so much pressure on him. But what does that look like? Do they have a plan? Do they have a platinum plan? What does that look like? What's better than platinum?  This is the VVS plan? In the screaming era, who knows?   How are you going to atone for that? You can only atone for that through money. If you're hanging all of these Black people talk about reparations and you're looking at the way coronavirus impacted the Black community, and you know it's all these underlying conditions that was already existed in the Black community that made them the most vulnerable. How do you step up with money? So you're saying buy your vote.  Just buy the vote. It's transactional. Now. Dump 500 billion in the hood. Trump can put the platinum plan on the table. But I don't care about any policy commitment from Donald Trump, you know why? Because you don't think he'll do it? No, because he's the president. You can do it. So if you've done it already. You could get it done. You would have already done it. Yeah. Interesting. What if he was like, nah, let's just start this now before I'm out? He can do it right now. You got 27 days.  You know what I'm saying? Now's the time for all October's surprise. Surprise. I'm giving all Black people $500 billion. I'm investing $500 billion into the Black community. Great. Let's go. Why not? You see, you get fucking, what? $1.3 trillion for all of these corporations. Yo, why not? Invest $500 billion into Black banks. My man, Killer Mike, just opened up an online Black bank today, the Greenwood Bank. Really? You know what I mean? You got One United. You got Carvers. Invest that $500 billion into Black banks. Robert Smith has a plan, a 2% plan where he wants these corporations to invest 2% of their net income into Black banks. Black banks. Do it. I got a Black bank account. Do it.   Mnuchin. He can write a check.  He can push that through tomorrow. $500 billion out of the back. They don't got to do no vote or nothing or nothing. Do you think that Americans like our idea and concept of money has changed since the stimulus? Since the stimulus? Yeah, like since the government just printed money out of nowhere and sent it to us, do you think we're a little bit more sensitive? No, I think we always felt that way. Really? Yes. I never felt that way. America always like. No, America always felt that way. Really? You've been saying it for years, they print money. They print your bacon, you can print money. I've been saying that for years. I don't think so. Really? I don't think nobody thought it was a cap. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah. I don't think anybody thought that. Like Nina, Senator Naterna was on this morning.  She's like, yo, they always telling you what to do. They're always telling you what they're going to do with your tax dollars. Yeah. That's your money. Yeah. Literally, I think we talked about this before. If you look at the amount of money that is paid in taxes in a year, it's so much shit that we could take care of each other with. If that money was going in the right place. But the problem is that money ain't going in the hood. That money's going into them fly-ass neighborhoods in Jersey, them fly-ass neighborhoods in LA. All you got to do is drive through one of them rich neighborhoods. You'll see all the tax dollars going, baby. Right. Because they're probably paying the most taxes. Yeah, and you see what the schools, their schools are great. Yeah. Just look at the state taxes in Jersey. Yeah. Look at the amount of money paid in state taxes in Jersey. So you're saying taxes are good if they're paid and utilized. Taxes are good if they're going to the right people. That's what they're supposed to be doing. They tell us that we're paying taxes to take care of the less fortunate, right? So the point is enfranchised. Just out of curiosity, do you support this idea? Maybe those schools in Jersey and the nice neighborhoods will just be a little bit more, I don't want to say moderate, modest, a little bit more modest. And then the schools in the poor neighborhoods, which are struggling, would be a little bit more, I know, wealthy, if you will. I think all schools, honestly, can have the same amount of everything. I guess in order for that. Middle, high school, like. But in order for that to happen, a little bit got to come from the nice, right? Like, that's the whole idea of taxation, right? You and I get taxed way more than some poor people, and that helps those poor people. But we would do the same thing. So it's supposed to help those poor people. Right, right. The idea is it helps poor people. But we would do that with schools.  And you probably get crazy pushback from those parents, right? I don't think it would be that much different, yo. I really think you can make this school. I think it's the right thing to do. I'm just saying that's the tricky conversation you got to have is when you start telling... I think you can have equal opportunity, nice education across the board in the hood, all the suburbs. But don't you think it would have to come from somewhere?  The most money I would put, I would put money in making all the schools the same, but I would give more money to those teachers who live in those poor... Well, I think teachers should be getting paid more all across the board, but I would give more to those teachers who choose to work in those poor and disadvantaged areas. Those poor kids are more annoying. What? What? What? What? What? What? What's up with this guy? What? Wait, why do they get paid more to teach the same algebra? It's the same algebra. No, because it's poor kids. It's just, it's the same two plus two, but when the poor kids... Two plus two equals poor. All right? But because it's the poor and disadvantaged area, let's be honest, crime is probably higher. You know what I'm saying? It's gonna be more dangerous. Yeah, it's more dangerous. It's more of a dangerous environment to be in. Right. You know what I'm saying? So if you choose to be Joe Clark.  That is also true too. Maybe we should pay them a little bit more too. That's also true too. That's what I'm saying. I think teachers should just, teachers should just get paid more across the board, but I would look at being a teacher in some areas, I'd have to give you some hazard pay. For example? I'm not giving you any examples. Okay, fair enough. But I was, I don't know the type of environments I'm talking about. All teachers? Yes. They get paid more. They get paid even. They get paid more.   They and they, they worked up, you know what I mean? That's when you might get into a fight in PE class. I'm serious Jim. I bet you if you look at the statistics, Jim teaches getting more fights than anybody. You think? I don't know, I just made that up. That's a brand new statistic. I'm just assuming. Fair enough. You're just assuming. Fair enough. I'm just saying like, I'm all about paying teachers more, but then we gotta get them to do something over the summer.  Why? They need a break. What is this? Two months off during the summer. Now you need that break man, that's part of it. Like, and now I guess what? Now you got money to travel. Now you got money to really go take a vacation Mr. Teacher, Mrs. Teacher. Wait a minute, this is actually an interesting point. Teachers don't make that much, but is it calculated into the whole year? Because. Yeah, my mama was a school teacher. My mama was a school teacher in Monks Corner, South Carolina. She teachin' St. Stephen, she teachin' Charleston. I think the, she told me the most she ever made in one year was $30,000. Ah. Think about that, $30,000 with five kids. Fuck. We didn't go on no vacation when I was young. How tall do you think you would have been if you could get fed properly? That's genetics, okay? That's genetics, my dad, my dad's short. But yeah, think about that 30 grand a year, yo. Unbelievable. Yeah. Yeah, you probably couldn't survive in New York on 30 grand.  Think about that. You giving me a man with a list and a 12th grade education, that type of money to talk on Zoom. Yeah.    Yo, that's a great Jersey 64. I mean, it depends on the tax bracket, right? But like, that's a great point about like paying the people that take care of our kids. We always go like, yo, kids are the most important kids of the future. We gotta take care of our kids. But all the people that we pay to take care of our kids, we barely pay anything. Yeah. Maybe sitters, $10 an hour, $15 an hour, maybe $20 an hour. To take care of the most important thing in your life, how much you pay for your shrink? I don't know. You pay five times more than the person that takes care of your children. Not mine. My nanny is well compensated. How much your nanny really gets? Let's be honest. My nanny is well compensated, but that's because I know that she's taking care of my kids. You know what I'm saying? And you get bonuses and all of that type of stuff.  You're not paying your nanny $100 an hour. There's no way. There's no way. I don't, let me think about it. There's no way. How many days does she work a week? Five. Five days a week. How many hours a day? $800 a day? Let's do the math.  There's no way. $800 a day times. I didn't say $100 though. You said $100 an hour. I don't know what it is. I've never looked at it because it sees the salary. $100 an hour. No, that's how much I pay for my therapist. And I know what I'm saying. You're not paying that to the person's face. I'm not sure. I gotta see how much it is a year. That's what I'm saying. It's a nice salary though. I agree. I believe it's a nice salary. I'm just saying we front like we really care about the people that are looking after our kids when we'll let any stranger look after our kids for barely any money. But that's why they hire these kids to be babysitters.  No, I would never. Would you hire your kids to do a job? I would never hire a 16 year old to babysit in this era. Imagine that. Hell no. 16 year olds. Not these kids. These 16 year olds different. Why? There's something wrong with them. What do you think it is? I don't know.  Like it's just weird. These kids are weird, bro. Maybe I'm just old and I just don't understand what we need. Something is off. Like they're just strange. Like the way their brains work, the way they compute things, I think it's a lot to do with social media. Just the way they take in information. You know what I mean? It's just something off about that generation that I wouldn't trust a 16 year old. I really would not trust a 16 year old watching my kids. Paige asks if you trust your daughter at 16 to watch someone else's kids. Not somebody else's. Not because she's not responsible, just because I don't, I think, I actually think that's too much responsibility for a 16 year old to have. You know what I mean? Yeah. If you want to babysit, have your own kids. Ah. What? So 16 year olds should have their own kids. No, I'm just saying. I was like, what? There was a whole MTV show about this, exactly. 16 and goddamn pregnant. Yeah.   And those. Seriously, motherfuckers will get mad. I can't believe Charlamagne would say that. But you're tuning in religiously for years. The goddamn teen mom and 16 and pregnant.  Those shows made a lot of money. What? Made a lot of money. You know how much money they're making now being like just rich now, just being on that show? How much? They're making a good like hundred thousand or so or more than that.  They do. No, I'm saying because look, I used to watch Teen Mom, right? You used to watch. I used to be like the person in America, the black woman. That's right. We'll stop.  Is that what you're saying? I'm on your side, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, don't do that. Don't do that, Taylor. Taylor, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't don't do that, Taylor. You can't get that defeated. Taylor's right. I don't believe how much. That is at least $500 a season as the original Teen Mom. No, but Taylor said the highest paid one is making being on that show. The highest paid one is making $500,000. A season. Season. But you know they have other stuff after. What you're saying is they're making money from appearances. They're making money from doing ads on Instagram. They have podcasts and they're on the show. They're not making a lot of appearances.  Come on, guys. They got nannies now on a show. The whole show is about them not watching their kids.  I mean, y'all, we got to put this in perspective. It's not like they're showing up to do like love and hip hop or basketball wives. $500,000 and you got to have a whole baby. Like literally when they do the casting calls for these shows, they say 16-year-olds who have children of 16-year-olds that are pregnant. Is that worth it? No. No. No, this is a whole child. Why didn't they have Teen Dad? And that's how they keep having more. They didn't have Teen Dad. They didn't let this kid skateboard. We know. Taxes. So that's $250,000, $200,000. Whoa. You know they're taking 40% out. Yeah, but you get to write off your kids, though. And they keep having more kids, too. They have like four kids, like maybe three of them have four kids now. Yeah, they're fertile, bro. You're fertile when you're younger. You're fertile. I think it was a good thing I didn't have. All of them have different baby dads, too, by the way. Why do you have all these babies? All of them have. And a lot of them are from the country, though. Yup. Charlemagne. Charlemagne. I saw a lot growing up. So that's no. But I've never seen white people have different baby dads, like how they have it. Could you stop? I'm just serious. I'm just serious. You have to stop buying and talking. They don't see. I know, but I'm just saying they don't show that. She has a cousin with six different baby daddies.  In Pages Defense, she's from Pennsylvania. What does this mean? She's from Pennsylvania. Well, that's what's mean. Try anal. Well, that's what's mean. What do you mean? Well, that's what's mean. Pennsylvania? Yes. Pennsylvania's the up north, down south. Yeah. It is. You got to be out, y'all. Why do you say that? It's Philly out the equation. Everything else other than Philly, bro. Pennsylvania's the up north, down south. Everything else other than Philly and Pennsylvania is pretty country. And what's this? And now, I'm starting to see a little bit what people are saying, but nah, chill. Delaware? What about Delaware? Delaware ain't country? Yeah, but Philadelphia is not part of Pennsylvania. That's what I'm saying. You're talking about it's in Pennsylvania. It is. Hershey? Hershey? Have you ever been to Penn State? You're from Hershey? No, that's country.  Is your cousin from Hershey? Is that that's not near Hershey? Oh, it's close.  No, there's definitely country places in Pennsylvania, but. Just admit it. Just admit if you would have been in this country as hell. Not all of Pennsylvania, though. I don't even know what we're doing. Billy, don't count. What else are we talking about? I'm talking about, like, Little Mirion. That's not country.  No, it's not. He's talking about Rest in Peace, Kobe Bryant.  What are you talking about? Yup. I don't know. I made that up. I'm going to say, like, you know, I lived next to him. No, it wasn't. Oh, god. You see this? You see this? She did it. Flex, flex, flex, flex, girl.  Charlamagne don't want it. Charlamagne don't want it. He's still to this day. He does not believe me, yo. Respective matters. You grew up next to Kobe. We used to go over his house. Yo, it was poor. Yo. To what? You're both your family. How are we poor? Did you know what his house looked like? We were in the suburbs. Stop. Chill out. What was the suburbs? What do you mean, what are the suburbs? Google right now, Little Mirion suburb. You want to see? I could Google my house. Wait, Google my house. Because these are his things. I'm his thing. I sell like five of them. I'm more suburban than you. I'm a person who grew up poor. I didn't know I'm poor than you. I didn't know I'm a poor until I got older. I got a feeling. Tell her about to get a rude awakening about how she grew up. Yo. OK, what's up? Google Little Mirion. Medium household income is $107,000.  Thank you. You're proud of my parents, I. That's mom and dad. That's a whole house. Wait, what? That's a whole house. That reminds you of my mom. That's side chick. That's other side chick. That's dad. The 16-yo death pregnant claiming to baby on the taxes. Who was pregnant? Who? That. I didn't see you. Stop trying me. The 16-yo. Stop trying me, you're showing me. The. The. Google it. Mind you, we were the only, like, me and Kobe's family were the only black families on that point. What? On that street. Son of a house, Kobe grew up in. Did you see? You only saw the front. You know how far back it was? You only saw the front. OK, so what? What's in that house cell for, Alex? Google it. Somebody literally just bought the house. I know. And I grew up in. And I think they bought it for, like, $26,000 or something like that. And it still had the same basketball mind you that Kobe played on in the driveway. Whoa. Yeah, I know. Did you play ball with Kobe in the driveway? My brother did. Did he really? Yes. Do y'all want to see a picture? Oh my god, you couldn't wait to go for the picture. I had to go for the picture this early in an argument. Because you're trying it right now, yo. You usually wait about an hour before you go through the picture. You're going to the picture this early? Wow. She's going for the picture this early. Yo, brother. Why you hating? Wait, I don't know why you hating so much. Yo, why are you hating so much? I will give Taylor credit, though. Taylor was like this before Kobe passed away. Really? Oh, yes. This is this this this has got more intense sense rightfully so, but whoa. Whoa. Really? Yes.  I still don't think it's Taylor, though. It could not be.  Her mom was like, yes, that's her. That's her. Oh, wait. Yeah, that's her, that's her. Yo.  How much did the outsell for Alex? $900,000. $900,000? God. Yes. You're catching these asses. I don't want Taylor to be pulled off. I know. Yo.  This is crazy. The most disrespected woman on the planet is from lower marriage.  Come on.  I never said I did struggle. That is true. No, you said that you had it good, right? That is true.  No, I don't. Shout out to Salute the Lord, Mary, and I'm tired. I tried to make y'all out to be goddamn. We have one of the richest high schools, this one like that. Is there Marion? Is there a higher Marion? Are there any other? There's a Marion. There's Marion. So why is it lower Marion? I don't know. The two black families, brothers and sisters. They moved. They changed the name. The second y'all moved in as hell, that's low. It was middle Marion until these two black families moved in. Then they called it Melon and Marion. Is there an upper Marion? No. I'm sorry, Lord Marion. All right, guys, we're going to take a break for a second because we need to get you guys some delicious food. Simple as that, we need to get you delicious food and we need to get you some discounts. And that's just what it is. HelloFresh offers fresh, high quality ingredients every week for a super flavorful experience. Over 90% of the ingredients are sourced directly from growers to ensure the freshest recipes are delivered to your door with HelloFresh. You can save time and stress effortlessly with contactless delivery to your doorstep for easy home cooking with the family. 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That was a terrifying one. Like what are you talking about? Yeah. And they're like, you're trending. I'm like, for what? You know what I'm saying? It's never good. And so it's like 26,000 tweets or something like that. And it's all old savage Charlamagne. Here's the thing, I'm not mad about none of that stuff. I actually welcome it. And the reason I welcome it is because I'm fine being an example of growth for people. I'm fine being an example of evolution for people. And the reason it's tricky, right? And that's why I say I don't know whether it's brilliant or idiotic. It's because I can't sit here and say that I feel sorry about any of that stuff. And here's the reason why. A lot of people made a lot of money off of that. You know what I'm saying? And in a lot of ways that was part of building the brand of the breakfast club, building the brand of Charlamagne, building the brand of brilliant idiots, whatever it was. Of course. You know what I'm saying? And so it's just like, that was a moment in time. You know what I mean? That was a moment in time. A lot of it was performative. All of it was performative. I didn't realize that at the time. At the time I thought I'm just, you know, they calling me the hip hop Howard Stern.  You know what I mean? Let me give them that, right?  You know what I mean? And that's why one of the reasons I moved away from it. You know what I mean? I moved away from it because I didn't get no trouble. Clearly I was getting money. He's too funny.  Me and Simba. So who killed your father? Yo, this is so funny. No, this one is funny too. Charlamagne always got this look before saying something wild. That stuff, I don't, the Mac, like all that stuff is fine. Like I asked those kinds of questions, you know what I mean? But I'm not purposely asking people crazy questions. You know what I mean? But all of that other stuff, it was just performative. I got caught up in a shtick. I got caught up in like the whole hip hop Howard Stern vibe. Like honestly, that's what it was. I was performing, you know? I loved it. You were a great performer. You were a great performer. I loved it. I thought it was so funny. I watch them now and I think they're funny. You know what they better hope don't come out? What's that? Them old guy cool clips. Why was it crazy? Right. Go back and watch guy cool. You know they took down one episode because of someone I said?  And Andrew Schoen and Little Duvall. Yeah, it got a little crazy.  Son, apparently I said something on one episode where I was like, you know, guy cold is about relatable guy shit, right?  Listen, man, listen, listen, they kept it in the episode. Wait for it. And then they animated it. Oh, they animated it. And then years later, years later, when culture shifts, yeah, they're like, how did this happen?  Somebody said that to me on Twitter. They was like, yo, you reaped all the benefits acting like that. And now you're afraid to suffer the consequences. What consequences? Yeah, the consequences were the benefits. Here's the thing. There should be no consequences. The reason there should be no consequences is because cultural context matters, right? Like I keep telling y'all, stop giving motherfuckers retroactive speeding tickets. We were going the speed limit that was allowed at the time. Yeah, there was no speed limit.  I mean, it was crazy. Bruh. What? What now? Say it now. Say it now. Listen, you know who's getting $120 million a year? Who?  Howard Stern is doing his new deal. He's getting $120 million a year. Howard Stern was the king of shockjockiness. Like when they used to put me in publications and say he's the hip hop Howard Stern, he's a shockjock, that's what I was modeling myself after. You know what I mean? Because I'm like, oh, this is what people want. We're going to continue to give him more of this. Now mind you, that's a small window, right? We started Breakfast Club in 2010.  I don't want to get into dates, right? But the reason the act wore out is for all of the same reasons. It kind of wore off of Howard.   What would she say?   Like, you know what I mean?  My wife's mad at me. The way Howard's wife was mad at him. You know, and then you got, I got friends that really know me. Like my homegirls like Debbie Dev and Kendra G.  And you raised it. Andrew's like, no, man. Yo, Debbie, put down the rocks, bro. Put down the rocks, man.  No, that's just not a good thing. No, it was a beautiful thing. It was beautiful. It was hilarious. It was amazing. It was the way I played ball at the time my game was evolved. But this weekend was definitely very well calculated. I thought it was an organized, calculated hit. No, no, no, because it was because no, I did that. You figured out who it is. No, no, I don't figure out who it is, but I did the Intel. It's literally like 80 something percent bot. And so it was a thing. Somebody, but I'm used to that, though. Listen, I've been used to that for a while. Like that's my point about that is, Charlie, is that the content was so funny that even with people trying to smear you and cancel you, we were looking at on Twitter and we were like, nah, this is slap still. I'm like, who are you? First of all, I'm like, who are you new people? Those are the old hits. Those are the hits. Those are the old hits you can't perform no more. Yes, you can. No, you can't. You're not, no, I'm not listening to you.   Zay, no.  I am so happy where I'm at in life. Called a bong rip. I thank God. Called that bong rip. I thank God. Hit that bong. I thank God that I evolved. I thank God for my daughters because they helped me grow a lot. I thank God for therapy. I don't want to go backwards.  But people don't understand cultural context. We really got to have the conversation about cultural context one day, man. Things were different. If you wasn't there, I can't describe it to you. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.  You was going, I will say this too though. And this is what hurts me the most about it. And this is what I'm so intentional about how I move with women, you know what I'm saying? Especially black women. There was a time where it seemed like violence against women was a genre. Of music, you're saying? Just in general. Whether it's music, movies, comedy, whatever it was. Like the things that, you know, people, men used to make light of. It was literally violence against women. We may not have seen it like that, but it was. You know what I mean? Interesting, interesting. And so it's just like. Why do you think that is? Do you think it's possible that that's the most extreme moral corruption that we can think of? Yeah. I think deep down we know how horrible it is. So oftentimes it like proliferates the art we create as like the worst thing to do. I think being that there was no line back then. Right? We were searching for a line. Everybody was literally trying to be as shocking as possible. Yeah. To kind of stand out. Yeah, yeah. Like you had to be like on this level or the commentary had to be on this level or the music had to be on this level.  That's why Eminem popped off the way that he did. There is a song by Eminem where he's like listing his credits and like a basketball player coming to the game from blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Like as if it's a credit and then it just starts rapping. It was crazy.  And that right there is what makes me be so intentional about the support I show for women.  I'm like, why do you hate me? Yeah.  Well, what? What would you say that would make them hate you?  I'm drooling. I don't think you were in Charlamagne. Cause you're a man. And the worst kind of man, okay. A male comedian. A white male comedian who still doesn't see anything wrong.  This guy is so crazy, man. I don't like it. I don't like it. And that's why. But I don't think you ever said anything anti-woman, bro. Nah, you do unintentionally. It's just like, listen, you can't go backwards. And I'm not trying to go backwards, but I will say I am extremely ecstatic to hear people always constantly tell me over the past few years, five years actually, how much I've evolved and how much I've grown. And sometimes those clips serve as a reminder, like, that's Charlamagne? Lenar, that's, God damn. He was out of control. It's debatable. It's debatable. It's just, I'm just saying, I loved it. I'm never gonna stop loving it. I think it's absolutely great. Ed. Oh. You want to do that? All right, fine. But the moral of the story is. What's the moral? Let's get to the moral of the story. I don't know if there is a moral. It's just weird. It's just weird.  What?   I loved it. I don't apologize. You know what I mean? I don't. It's just that the culture was different. Yeah. The context of things were different. I actually am ecstatic about where we're at right now. Yeah. As a culture, but I still think that we have to have a real conversation about cultural context and about how people have evolved and grown. Because I don't think we're giving people the grace to make mistakes anymore. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. How often do... Well, what about not mistakes? What about just jokes? Like, I think jokes are allowed. Yeah.  Because the intention behind the joke is just to make somebody laugh. But you're doing it at somebody's expense. Well, a joke is always at someone's expense. Yes, and everything ain't to be joked on. And that's just the truth to the man, and we gotta know that. I think you can joke.  I'm gonna have a different view on this. Yeah, exactly. I'm speaking from the perspective of I think that's what hurt you is that you would say, in my opinion, you were always a comedian. And I looked at you as a comedian, and my comedian friends looked at you as a comedian. Really? Yeah, because we saw you had material. I think the average person wouldn't see it, but like, you had like ideas and jokes and like word play that was comedic. It wasn't like, oh, this is just something funny. That sometimes you and I will just have a moment that's random and funny. But sometimes there's something planned that's said that's funny as well. So we look at that as a joke. So I always gave you comedic expectations, but the average person would hear you go, I'm not a comedian, I tell the truth. Or you would have a line about it.   I don't make any jokes. Oh, I do speak the truth. And then you suddenly say something wild. They're like, oh, I guess he really feels that way. And all I was doing was performing, bullshitting myself. Yeah.  I used to always tell y'all, you don't wanna become a character to yourself. And I absolutely became a character to myself. It was great. And was still lying. It was great. It was so good.  Nobody listened to this right now.  I'm going back to sniffing seeds. Nobody listened to this podcast right now will be like, I'm not listening anymore. They'll be like, yo, next week's about to be crazy.  So I commit you?  I'm gonna finish that. Something is wrong. We're gonna get a hold of that for him. And then I'm gonna take you to the next thing. Now, that's not to say that you found a way to elevate. I don't wanna even say elevate because it acts like the other thing is lower, right? But you found a way to maintain. It was a lower vibration. I don't wanna put lower or higher. We're not talking about Marriots. I wanna do, I wanna, I wanna. I wanna say this. You found a way to maintain your entertainment level.  Because you developed the other skills. I always had those. You just didn't know that, you just didn't know that people would find them as entertaining. Yes. Yeah, yeah. But, and that's also a confidence thing.  All right, guys, we're gonna take a break. Pay some bills real quick. 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And yes, it was a lot of insecurity in that. You know what I mean? It was a lot of, I don't have the confidence to necessarily be who I am, so to speak. Even though if you've watched me throughout my career for the past 23 years, a lot of the things you're seeing now, is it new? Like I've always been very pro black. I've always done interviews with people like the Honorable Minister Lewis Farrakhan. Like I've always felt like, you know, I knew I had this skill set when it came to interviewing. I was making noise doing interviews when I was on the radio in Philly. When I was in South Carolina, I literally got national attention from doing an interview with Buffy the Body at the time. You know what I'm saying? So it's just like I, like T-Pain was another interview that I got a lot of love for when I was in South Carolina. So those things have always been a skill set of mine. But when you in New York and you're looking at everybody that cut through in New York, it usually is the shock jocks. Yes, star. Yeah. Howard Stern. Howard Stern. You know the Miss Joneses of the world. Even Wendy Williams. Wendy. 100%.   But it got to a point just for me, not for nobody else. Just literally for me.   When did you realize you could be equally entertaining without it? Shit, December 2019. With what? Just getting to a place of worthy. You know what I'm saying? Because let's not act like when you make this transition, right? When you make this transition, whether it's, I don't know, I would say it was around 2014, 2013, 2014, I could be wrong, no? But when you start making that transition, right? And then you just start focusing on your craft. Which is giving critical, cultural, critical commentary and great conversation, right?  You know the old Charlemagne would have did this and the old Charlemagne would have did that and you're sitting there like, damn, am I not giving them off? Damn, am I not giving them what they want? But what you gotta do is you just gotta step back and realize, and I didn't give myself this breathing space until December 2019, like all the show has done is wrong. The more that I've evolved, the more that I've sat down and did the work on myself, whether it's with my therapist, sacred purpose coach, whoever, when I started becoming a real man, like not cheating on my wife, really being a father, like in a real way, like being present. When I started doing that, everything around me started to evolve, everything.  Because that is just for a reminder for me to stay on my path and a reminder for everybody else on how much I've grown and on how much I've evolved. And I will continue to be that image of growth and evolution. And I think about everything that I liked when I grew up, right? Like when I grew up, that's why I gravitated towards the nation of Islam the way I did. That's why I love the autobiography of Malcolm X because, and that's why I love the book from Niggas to Gods by Akeel because they were all stories about growth and evolution. And that's always attracted me. Now I hope I can be that example for other folks. Cause literally, man, this is so crazy. And I'll get off this after this. This week, I got a phone call from somebody and a real close friend of mine and they wanted me to talk to this young guy who is getting a lot of buzz on the internet and getting a lot of buzz on social media. And he's like, I love Charlemagne. And so we get on the phone and we're talking about him potentially doing a podcast.  And I'm just sitting there like looking at this guy like, but God is really showing me what's up this week. So I'm like, what do you mean by that?   I'm like, let me tell you something. Not only is that playing not getting off the ground in 2020, right?  You know what I'm saying? Now, can I look back and say that? Yeah. It depends what I value. Financially, was it worth it? Yes. For who I know I am as a man, for the questions I'm going to have to answer to my daughters in the future, to the pain and stress I caused my wife? No, absolutely not. But you wouldn't get this version of me now if you didn't get that version of me then. And so when I saw that young man, saying that I realized the influence you have on people, but what I did like is that he said, young Charlamagne, he's fully aware of everything I do now. You know what I mean? But in his mind, I want to be like that now because that's what's going to get me hot. Yeah, that's what he relates to too. He's a kid. He's a kid. I don't know who this is, but I'm assuming he's younger. He's young, he's young, he's young. Yeah, he's a kid. That's what's exciting to them. You don't want to talk about being faithful and mental health. Let me pay for that. It's a scam. No, you're right, you're right.  No, these young boys are faithful, Schultz. Who? You were. You were a faithful guy. I'm an anomaly, bro. When are y'all going to realize this shit? I'm an anomaly. I sell these foul things, but I live a pious life.  You don't be seeing his IG stories or hugged up with his girl. Yeah, I'm a great guy.  Because you know my heart is good. Now Andrew, he's been an example, especially when he had his black woman.  Let's do it. Because I feel sad, and I feel like I just... Because that's how I speak to both the Air Force. What? Everything I just talked about. You just got it out. I just got it out. Good, get it out. By the way, I wasn't even comfortable having that conversation just now. Really? I'm sort of kind of, but I don't know. It's just a trigger for me. OK. It's a sore spot. You know what I mean? But I'm not worried about it. Because I know in the future, like I said, people will look back and totally get the growth, totally get the evolution, and respect it in a different way. You know? So it's whatever. You feel guilty, I could tell. You feel like you're carrying this thing. I do feel guilty. He can't say. Why? You're not a bad person. You didn't do anything bad. But like I said, it's just like, you know, I feel like there was a, I'll just say that's why I'm intentional about my support. Now. Yeah. I mean, I feel like I've always supported sisters, but you've got to support through actions. You know what I'm saying? At all times. You know what I mean? So it's just like, that's why I'm just really intentional about it. Because if I was a part of the problem, I want to really be a part of the solution in a real way. You know what I mean? Is that why I'm not really intentional in supporting?  Because I wasn't part of the problem. You was definitely part of the problem. No, I wasn't. You're part of the problem now. I'm not part of the problem. I'm part of the solution. I'm faithful. I'm loyal. I treat these women like queens. I only take one at a time. Somebody who grew up in New York, I looked up to both of you. And you need a better role model, bro. No, no, no. But that's fine. No, no, no. I'm a wild boy. Peep it, though, peep it. It's because you guys are, like, comfortably yourselves and you have success being yourself. So even though, yes, I agree with Andrew, I do sometimes miss the old Charlemagne. Like, that was fun, entertaining. I am proud and, like, I cheer you on with the growth and the person you've become now. Because at first I thought it was, like, all right, he's just branding different. But now I see, like, it's real. And the fact that people, you still probably see the comments of people like, yo, I missed the old Charlemagne and you don't care. Like, you're still one of them, be yourself. I respect that. Thank you. That's crazy what Alex just said, because people say that. They're like, oh, he just did an image change. No, I grew up.  I grew up, life changed. You know what I'm saying? I got three daughters. Three. Yeah. I got a penis or two out of that. I might have been, might not never have made the shift in that way. Yeah. I got three daughters. Three.  And the only way to make the world a better place for them is to show up for all women. You understand what I'm saying? Yeah.  Literally 97% of all my friends are women. And historically, it's always been that way.  Really? Wait a minute. Talk to us now. Talk to us. No, no, no, no, no. But it's true, because I will say every single one of my women friends that know me, know me, every single one of them challenged me to be better. I mean, every single one from Kendra G to Debbie Brown, to Amanda Seals, Angela Ryne now, Alicia Renee. Like they always, always, always, always, always, always challenged me to be better. And I hope I just continue to do that. Yeah. I think that's one of those things where like, and we should move on, but like where maybe you feel pressure to live your raps. Obviously, you're not rapping, but like whatever we do, like live the image that you present it. You know what I mean? And I think that's the nice thing about being like a comedian opposed to like being someone maybe in hip hop where there's this pressure for you to always be that person that you put yourself out to. Like at least when you're a comic, like people know as jokes. They're like, oh, yeah, they're just making jokes. And people will often defend us. They're like, no, no, we want to be able to joke around about all these topics.  They're like, no, you just need to keep on being funny. So I think that's why. All right, people look at you as being real, right? But they're like, oh, he speaks the truth. He's real. Yeah. So they think all of it is real. Yeah. 100%. A lot of it, man, it's impossible to be in this business and not at some point become a character of yourself. It's impossible to not at some point be do things just for the performance of it all. Yeah, at points of time, you need to turn it on. It's impossible not to. Yeah, but the driving force is often authenticity.  But you can't fake it two hours a week on a podcast every week. Yeah, you can. I don't think you can. Well, I think ours is different, though.  Like literally, it's a very small portion. We are honest. We are transparent. We are authentic. And we're not afraid to have conversations like this. And it's always been that way. Yes. And that's what I think people gravitate towards. You're comfortable being yourself. Yes. If you have to fake a character, it can only last so long. I agree with that. No, I agree. And then it becomes redundant. You know, all those people who are characters, they just keep making the same jokes over and over again.  You become. You know what I'm saying? You ran out of the character. Adrienne Clay got the same jokes. It's because that's not who he is. He has to operate within the character. And that character stopped learning. Absolutely. And also, yeah, I like it. I joke around. I bust your balls, man. I'm proud of you. I love the growth. You know, obviously, I'm always going to tease you.  And I know the people that are coming.  A lot of them.  Let's be real. It's like, you're going to come for Eddie Murphy. You're going to really come for Eddie Murphy now. I'm used to it, especially since I got into the politics thing a little bit more.  Oh, they come home. You see, it's a little different. Oh, they're coming home. It's a little strategic. It's a little strategic. I can tell you like this.    All right, I can tell. I just just, I can tell. You know what? I saw this happen. Maybe it's starting to happen with you, but I saw this happen with. Rogan. With Rogan. 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Just pay that $5 shipping.  Enjoy yourself. Let's get back to the show.  Oh, I also want to say for positively brilliant, you really like 21 Savages album. I love 21 Savages album. But y'all, if you've been listening to Brilliant Idiots for a long time or The Breakfast Club, you know I've been in love with 21 Savages. 21 Savages go home. You never got kicked out of the country? Wasn't he like not a citizen? They can't kick out that big stepper. That's a big stepper. Side Squash Feet, Wendy Williams Boots. That was funny. On Breakfast Club, when you were talking about one thing, you were talking about Side Squash, something like that, and then Andy brings up the next topic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was it? He was talking about, it was something about Wendy. I don't remember, but I was talking about 21 Savages. Yeah, he was like Side Squash Feet. And then he goes, he goes, all right, what else we got? Wendy Williams stomping around in that, what? Oh, I'm sorry.  Okay. From Carrie Rovic, they want to know what movie has influenced you the most? What movie has influenced me the most? Go ahead, Andrew, what movie has influenced you the most? All right, what movie has influenced me the most of all movies? Wow. I don't know. I truly don't know, I don't know how to answer. I have a list of movies that I can listen to. That's not my podcast, not my brain. I have a list of movies that I can watch when I'm in certain moods. Like I love Armageddon. Armageddon is one of the most slept on movies. Shawshank Redemption, amazingly slept on movie. Incredible movie, actually. Let me think, oh, what's that Denzel movie? What's the Denzel movie with the football coach? Remember the Titans fire movie. Shit, Avengers Endgame, amazing. Man, listen, I watch the last hour and 16 minutes of Avengers Endgame at least twice a week. I'm talking about from the time Hope does the snap and brings everybody back. That is the, I don't think there's a better action scene in a movie. It is Goat Time. It's Goat Man, man. I mean, everything from when Captain America grabs the hammer and then when Falcon's like, on your left and they all come back and they get to fight.  Bro, if you watch that on YouTube, you can watch it with the audience's reaction. Yes. That's the only way I watch it. Cause I love when the Captain America grabs the hammer and then everybody in the audience starts losing it.  What was it? What movie influences me the most?  Carla, any, what's your Halloween costume? Can you give us a hint or you want to? I haven't even thought about it this year. Well, are we even doing Halloween this year? I don't even know, bro. Like what happens with the kids? I know what I want to be though. Hey, are you? Yeah, yeah, I want to be Sting. Remember old Sting. The wrestler?  Black and white. Black baseball bat. I want to be Sting. Oh, I thought you always do a superhero. I think Sting is a superhero. He's the fly.  I don't know if you could do that, bro. I don't know if you could go white face, bro. I want to be Sting this year. I don't know, we'll see. If there's a Halloween, I might just dress up, just dress up.  Yeah, maybe we'll do a little dress up episode. All right, what else, Taylor? From quit in 28, he wants to know if you were Pence, how would you swing the fly instrument in your favor? Shit. If I was a Pence, how would I swing the fly instrument? Yo, I think it is in his favor. You dominate the airwaves, you dominate the internet and then all of a sudden people aren't talking about the points that Kamala was making.  That's it, think about it, right? Because if you win the internet, you win the debate. Even if Kamala won the debate, if everybody's only talking about Pence and a fly in hand, they're not talking about any Kamala's points. And to be honest, this debate was super important for Kamala because a lot of people are voting for her as if she's going to be president when Biden steps down. So you want to take as much as you possibly can out of this debate. Yeah, that's my biggest problem with Senator Harris and it's not a problem, but I want her to step up to the plate in that way because it just isn't just about Joe Biden getting in the White House. This is about her future political aspiration. You know what I'm saying? So she has to campaign over the next 27 days, like, yo, I'm letting y'all know why I should be y'all, why I should be in the White House for the next 12 years. Right up. Eight as a VP. I mean, four as a VP, eight as a little president. That's what I think. But yeah. What else, Taylor Gay? Wow. Has that ever happened in the past? Have you ever had somebody in the White House for 12 years as a VP ever won the following election and then been reelected? That'd be crazy. Okay. Well, in my lifetime, I remember George Bush being with Reagan for four then winning. And then he got bopped. Yeah, he lost the second time. I mean, I can't remember. I don't know. It's a long time to be in power. She is the perfect candidate for it. She's the one that can do it. I think so. And she's young. You know what I'm saying? She's the one that could be VP now and then be in the White House for eight years as president. And I'm telling y'all, Senator Harris could really be America's president in a real way because she will listen to everyone. She'll deal with progressives. She'll deal with people on the other side of the aisle. She does it. She's been in the Senate all this time. She does that now. You know what I'm saying? Like nobody's needs will be ignored is what I'm saying. Yeah, she got a white husband. So she understands that side of America. She's a black. She's a police officer. She understands it all in a very unique way. Like she would be very good for America, man. I'm telling you. William Harrison. Alex just brought up. That was it. Maybe.  Yeah, some white guy. Huh. All right, last one from Cowabunga Cole. What's the worst superpower you can think of? The worst what? Superpower. The worst superpower? Fast guy? What's his name? Flash. Yeah, cause everybody else is fast too. Part is like, you don't even mention that. Like no super, no superhero is like, yo, I run real quick. Right? It's always like, I can disappear and run.  Like Superman was literally like white privilege. Keep going. Cause he could do everything. Like he could, they would have him racing Aquaman. Okay. I mean swimming with Aquaman, racing to flash, fighting Batman.  Why do you need any other superheroes if you got Superman? Yeah, that's a good point. Why? Yeah, he's Captain Marvel.  Yeah. I don't know if that's white privilege. Batman is white privilege. Batman is definitely white.  Yeah.  Yeah. Y'all ain't got nothing else to do but save the world?  All he has is inventions. Nah, he don't even invent it. All he does. Come on, Taylor. What? Everything in here is an invention. Yeah, inventions are good. No, I mean, all he has is gadgets. He don't have like- The microphone is a gadget. No, I'm saying all he has is that. He don't have like an actual body and power. He doesn't have any super power himself, but look at this. When you think about what he really does, he just beats up poor people. That's all Batman does, right? It's like, you got all these gadgets, this whole outfit for somebody who's trying to take someone's wallet. You really need guns and jumping down and cables coming out of everywhere and a batmobile and a water batmobile for a guy who's doing petty theft. And the Joker was poor too. I don't know what the Joker was, but like it makes you side with the Joker.   And then he goes and beats them up when they're just trying to get some money to feed my daughter. And they probably were- No, my people are in the struggle. It's all great. Listen, and they probably was only working with Joker because Joker gave him a job. That's it? There's no job slip? Cause what?  Yo, that's all he is.  He really is.  He's all his robots.  All AI.   Thank you. Thank you, bro.  Then he makes more robots to make his robots. To make other robots. You can't hire one other dude to make some robots. His assistant is a robot. Wow. How crazy is that? Wow.  He married his secretary. If we really think about it, man, not only did he beat up poor people, Batman beat up disabled because Penguin could definitely have gotten a check. Definitely gotten a check. Joker had mental health issues. Riddler definitely had mental health issues. Mental health, yeah. Fucking, Mr. Freeze was just cold.  Yo, defund Batman, son. Defund motherfucker, yeah. Clearly didn't have a father. She just wanted some love. She just wanted some love. She's old and sexually sexualized for no reason.  Somebody to love her. That's it. Why was the suit so tight?  You know where they were, bro.  You know where they were, bro. Oh, why do you want to talk about that, but where was Robin's parents? Batman probably killed them. Batman probably killed them. He probably did. Probably did. Why was he an orphan? Because of you. That's the story they don't want to tell. Yeah, you want to talk about stealing little boys. That's it, man.  He might have. Dick Grayson.  In the dark? That's a little frightening dog. Let him drive knowing you don't have no license. You know what I mean? Dress him up in a nice little outfit. Little colorful outfit. Wait a minute. What the Batcave? Wait, really? Never, never land?   Two of the animals there? Yeah, we got bats, yeah. I'll tell you, we got to cancel Batman, bro. Yo, cancel Batman, man. Batman problematic is fucked. He's really problematic. Bruce Wayne? Problematic, bro. Batman problematic is fucked, y'all. He is. All right, 100%. As always, if you listen to this podcast, you think we're smart, you think we're intelligent, you think we're brilliant, you're absolutely right.   Thank you for listening. Peace.


There are many gems from ancient architecture which can be found nestled amongst the mountains of Peru. One form of these, in which is a particularly fascinating mystery, is the different types and sizes of polygonal masonry, found throughout this incredibly ancient landscape. One such site, once named by the Inca after this site, namely Rimachtabo, was Limachtabo, now popularly known as Terawazi. We feel the reason why this site is rarely mentioned, like the many other archaeological and historical anomalies we share on our channel, rarely visited or indeed studied, is due to its truly remarkable, and we feel, almost unique polygonal methodology, which can still be found within the walls that make up this little publicly shared ruin, in addition to its seemingly impossible nature, a mystery of construction no one to this day seems to be able to decipher. Found some 80 km west of Cusco, the site was used in antiquity as a ceremonial center and a resting place for the Inca chaskeys, known as legendary Inca runners, ones who would deliver messages by foot throughout these mountainous regions over long distances at incredible speed. Yet with all the other remarkable polygonal masonry found throughout Peru, we feel that this site was merely adapted by the Inca, and due to its remarkable location and the aforementioned unique polygonal stonework present, was also seen by the Inca as a significant location. The design of the site itself is particularly peculiar, and it does indeed appear to have once been a ceremonial site of some kind, perhaps a tomb. Yet what sort or indeed how these polygonal sites were once constructed remains a complete mystery, one which we find highly compelling.