Let's go to the safe place. Who are your witnesses? Who are they? Up yours. They seem animalistic in front of me. No, they're worse than animals. They stop Ben Shapiro from going to events and speaking. They stop Ann Coulter from doing it. We will never bow to the mob. Ever. No matter what or what. Hello. What's up? Long time no see. How you guys been? It's been forever. Oh, yeah. You changed. You changed, man. I feel like we should. We should count the debate streams as the episode for that week. So that today. I like that idea. Yeah. Why are we doing back to back nights? Four hours. Why not? Why not? The last night. To me, last night. I make YouTube videos. I don't do live streams. That's why. Last night doesn't count. It's a special event. I do both. Because I'd rather actually skip the debate and just do the normal show, honestly. I mean, yeah. After watching what happened last night. I don't know. Yeah. That debate was not very good. And I feel like the viewership didn't necessarily warrant us doing a whole extra stream for it. So it wouldn't be out of the question. I don't know. It was still like 3000. That's like a lot of views. Views were higher for the stream that our regular show is. So yeah. That's true. It's because we get the Rando's. You know that. Oh my God. The comments I saw today on under the live stream, like Republicans being like, you guys don't know what you're talking about. It's like, oh Jesus. There was so many cut calls. So many. I was like, okay, fine. We're cucks inventing new words.  I had conservatives on Twitter coming at me because I called out Jake Paul for after the debate. Jake Paul tweeted out how Vivek is trying to bring the youth vote out.  Vivek doesn't want to let 18 to 24 year olds even vote. And all these Republicans jump in going, that's not true.  Community notes. Community notes. He wants them to take a civics test before they can vote. He wants them to take a civics test. And I'm like, yeah. Why does he want them to take a civics test? So they don't take the civics test and then can't vote. Yeah, exactly. People are just dumb, man. I don't know how anybody can possibly watch that GOP debate and think, yeah, I want one of these people to lead the country. Like, what's wrong with your brain? Yeah. Even the moderator. You have to have a broken brain. Yeah. Even the moderator, the blonde lady. What is her name? Dana? Dana something. Dana Frino. Yeah. She said that she wasn't very impressed by the candidates. They were just melting down afterwards because they had somebody, they're actually asking good questions about immigration and holding them accountable and bringing up their record. And Ann Coulter was like tweeting out, why is Ann in a vero here or something?  Just why, it just feels really embarrassing that we have to even pretend that these people, yeah, yeah.  It just, it was depressing to watch and cause brain rot in me so. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, at least you guys got a pass this week. Canada was way more embarrassing than America was. We're like the laughing stock of the world right now. It's not anymore. Everybody forgot about that. We all moved on. I did forget about that for a second. I did forget about that for a second. I didn't. It reminded me. David, were you there cheering for the Nazi? I just have to ask. No, my. Why did the parliament for the first time? My older cousin, Justin Trudeau, he was there. He was doing that. Nice. Hey, Rebecca. Hi. How are you guys?   I know, right? Look, I'm here. Y'all know what it is? I work. So I, I literally log out. I get myself together and we are here. Yeah, yeah. But it goes to show you how popular you are.  There's no show without her. What do you do? What's up? They just acting brand new. Don't be brand new y'all. Yeah. You came in at just the right time. We were talking about Canada and thankfully you derailed the conversation. So let's not go back to that. No, no, I want to talk about this. Because Canada, Rebecca, took an L. They applauded a Nazi and it's just, it's astounding to me that this happened. Why is he just. The entire country. Like arrest him. What are you doing? And then we're not. Every MP. Every MP. Every single politician in the country. Yes. Yes. Yes. During the stream last night, I saw some, somebody comment, why hasn't David talked about this? I did a video about sort of Monday.   David's too afraid to cover this. Me and me and David. Let me find the clip on it. And they're like horrifically underperforming compared to anything else. Like I do a video on Tim Poole. It's like, you know, 12,000 views in a day. And then all of a sudden I do this and it was like part of that is the YouTube algorithm. Here's Nazi. And they're like, Nope. I'm not going to share this video. I think that's what's going on. Yeah, that's fair. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. Yeah. Those words when you utilize them or when they know you're talking about that, they will definitely be like, yeah, we're not sharing that. Yeah. Yeah. I know. They will do monetize and and suppress. Surprisingly, the companies don't want their content on the word Nazi. Weird. But we're doing that. Right. Right. But they don't even want that word associated with them. Yeah. Yeah. AT&T. We proudly denounce Nazis. Like they don't want that even. Well, finally they did it. So what's the backstory? Okay. So the backstory is the Lensky is here giving a speech, discussing, you know, the importance of the relationship between Canada and Ukraine and all that stuff. And then the House Speaker invited in somebody from his own writing, which is a district for, you know, American terms, that is, I guess he somehow was brought to him because this is a guy who's an older, like he's like in his 90s. He's a war veteran, but he's a, he's from Ukraine and he fought against the Russians in World War II. And what does that mean? That means he fought with the Nazis. We should also be clear though that like, because one of the conversations, the defenses I've seen from people, which is ridiculous. And there's a lot. Is that, oh, you know, he was Ukrainian during World War II. What was he supposed to do? Well, Ukraine wasn't like the entirety of Ukraine was with the Nazis. There were plenty of Ukrainians who fought against the Nazis too. Yeah. Alongside the allies and the, you know, the Soviets. It was not like, oh, what can you do? Like they had a choice. This was a volunteer role as well. It wasn't like he was forced into it. This guy volunteered. Yeah. He wasn't conscripted. You got to be clear on that because that was another defense. Everyone was like, oh no, well, yeah, he was conscripted into the SS Waffen.  This is really bad. It doesn't really get worse. And these people who are applauding him are as this is every single person in the country. Yeah. The entirety of the parliament. It's all of Canada. All of Canadian politics. At the time, look, at the time they didn't know that this guy was a Nazi, but I think, I don't know, once you're told this guy fought again. I mean, it's, it's here. It's in the clear. It's a standing ovation for Ukrainian veteran of the Second World War. You thought Ukrainian independence against the Russians. Oh, it continues to support the troops today. We see a moment. Whoa. Hold on. Press pause. Continue to support the troops. What troops? They need army at the very least. Oh my God. The way he paused there, though, it's almost like, did he just realize in that moment what he was saying? What he said. Yeah. This is the, this is the, the, the Russia fob brain though. And I'm someone who thinks, you know, obviously I am in the war of Russia and Ukraine. Russia is the imperialist nation invading Ukraine, Russia illegally invasion. Russia's in the wrong. They're leaders of fascist. Yeah. But if you think about it, Russia had no choice. America was egging them on. Oh, NATO was expanding. Yeah, yeah. Let me get my point out. So I'm someone, I'm someone who's firmly in the fight against Russia is a, is, is the right thing to do. Right. However, the, the Russia, I don't think the Russian people are responsible. They have anything to do with this. There's this Russia phobicness though of people who just hear Russia or see Russians and they're like, Oh, they must be terrible. This is that mindset. They just heard someone fighting the Russians in a war. Oh, we're going to bring them here to applaud them without even thinking for a second. Oh, Russia. They weren't even, they weren't even Russia then. It was the Soviet Union. Yeah. Russia then. The Soviets were our allies.  And then really. A standing ovation for a Ukrainian veteran of the Second World War. Ukrainian independence against the Russians. And continues to support. Yeah. He's like, that was the concern. Maybe I shouldn't have any of this guy. Now, why would I say that? Who wrote this? And at his age of 98. 98. Invited by House Speaker Anthony Rota to witness Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's address to parliament. Yaroslav Pumka is one of his constituents. He's a Ukrainian hero. A Canadian hero. And we thank him for all his service. That was the Juvenile scene Friday. Now new details have emerged about that war service. And he's applauded. Pumka served in the first Galician division. A voluntary unit commanded by the Nazis. The unit is complicit in the Holocaust. This Jewish human rights campaigner says there's no defending former soldiers like Pumka. You saw allegiance to Hitler. And you were involved with the massacre of civilians. So it doesn't matter if you try and claim that you were defending against communism. You were still involved with the Nazi war machine. The division's history is murky. It's volunteers united by a desire to take on the Soviet Union, says this academic for them. The ultimate. Evil. Rhoda has now apologized and says he regrets ever inviting him. I recognize an individual in the gallery. I have subsequently become aware of more information which causes me to regret my decision to do so. He says in a statement, I accept full responsibility for my actions. By the way, he since has resigned. What? That happens in Canada. He resigned for honoring him. He took responsibility for doing it. The House speaker resigned to be clear. Not just intruding. If anything, it really shows you how this public education system is here. I know the American one does World War II from America's perspective. We in Canada, I was in the public education system. You learned that Canada helped nearly win World War II from armed Armenians, sorry, Canadians soldiers, sponsors, apparently the bouncing bomb is wild. It's the foster nationalism. I never learnt until later in life the role that the USSR played. 20s. That was when the soviets were the turning point. The Nazis basically lost their first effort in expansion. was the the nuclear bomb that's what that's what did it that's what are you guys giving him like like Hiroshima yeah that's what ended the war that's the war was over by then pretty much that's what that's what that's what that's what ended that's what ended the world war two was was the dropping of the bomb wow still the opposition is asking how this could happen the Prime Minister's office in a statement no advance notice was provided to the Prime Minister's nor the Ukrainian delegation about the invitation or the recognition and JP you've been trying to reach Yaroslav Hunker yeah Ian we've asked Yaroslav Hunker and his family to comment there's been no response he's defended though his war service in the past calling it a fight for Ukrainian independence regardless Russian propagandists have already pounced using his presence in parliament in the line you think this is such a gift to Putin yes yeah war effort you know cuz like Zalonsky was there Zalonsky was applauded and now all the fucking made up nonsense of Putin being like we're trying to do by this country yeah I think it was stupid for him too cuz he definitely like all right you want to say these Canadians who didn't know what they were thinking I mean okay I guess it's still pretty stupid but Zalonsky 100% knew exactly what this guy was doing come on if you know you're Ukrainian history if you're the president of Ukraine I mean he's Jewish he's not gonna willingly applaud a Nazi I mean so it probably just felt awkward for him to like everyone else's clapping and he would sit down and people like what's going on but he stepped down from that position somebody in the house speak the speaker of the house did yeah but if you ever watch like British parliament it's the one who's always like order order yeah yeah if ours is boring yeah okay so but he didn't step down from his full political position that's what no uberos or oboros garden said he didn't step down from okay so but are you guys giving him the benefit of the doubt because you guys weren't a rare either of his I don't think he knew I mean he should have known I don't think yeah if a person hears the individual fought against Russia or the Soviets in that moment he knew yeah then that means they had to have been aligned with the Nazi there's no other like there's no the way around the way I think he thought about this is he's just equating it to today it's like oh just like today that were Ukraine's fighting against Russians just this guy was doing it back then and like that's the extent of the thinking realizing like no now if you know Russia did obviously invade the the region it was part of the pack they had with the Nazi Germany before World War two started because the West wouldn't help out it's the Soviet ask they asked France and Britain first they refused right and they wanted an honor back with them first yeah right and so the Soviet the USSR was forced to that makes it good or okay well but this is before World War two as well so both sides basically invade the region you know Germany from the West Russia from the Soviets from the east now if you would say this guy fought then I mean it gets a little bit more murky okay you don't know this before World War two okay they're just fighting but in World War two as part of the SS the voluntary you like Ukrainian SS the there's no excuse yeah and there's several like mass atrocities civilian atrocities that are associated with the division that he was in so it's yeah there's no denying yeah yeah he's guilty side note a couple of weeks ago I made some correct comments when we were watching a video about Mitch McConnell that some people took issue with that people felt were a little bit cold well no when he like I don't remember what I did yesterday yeah what happened well when Mitch McConnell froze I made comments that people felt for a little bit insensitive insensitive although they were absolutely correct and I unequivocally stand by them ask yourself this if you took issue with that I'm a little bit but hurt by this if you took issue with that if somebody ran up to that Nazi who's 98 years old and just uppercut him would you feel sympathy because if the answer is no then you look for me I thought this was about to be like a PR public apology type situation I'm doubling down baby all people dying is not that bad we want every single podcast we do can't tell you I think you should be extra diet to Poland like they like Poland is looking that's what they're trying to do right now which unfortunately the Polish MP is apparently a massive racist piece of shit that's what I learned on Twitter as soon as I posted that news article from Polish people Polish lefties but they're like this is a rare win for a huge racist piece of shit trying to extradite your Nazi from Canada I mean we should be clear too how this Nazi got into Canada he definitely showed up and said I was in the SS and they were welcome welcome to Canada here's your maple syrup enjoy your stay like you know he was clearly allowed into the country like so many Nazis were allowed into North America as a whole anyway it's a paper clip you know they had a lot of technology and yeah yeah so I mean you know the even the US and Canada have a lot to have introspection it's just frustrating to me to watch that because it's like you have them he's right there what are you doing arrest him beat his ass he's a not he's a fucking he's an actual word to know what I mean what is he like 90 or however old he is historical figure and that's where people that's what that's what they're doing they're trying to show like you know he's a part of history and you know I guess people who don't know like I wouldn't have known I would have thought okay yeah he fought for a war that wouldn't have been information that I went right right if you if you didn't know yeah yeah but he's like how old so people like hmm see so you think Mike like even right now like go get him like I don't think he's being so yeah Mike if you know I get you such talk you're so talk there's no way if you met this guy in real life you would punch a 98 year old man in the face I would what I would do I would probably spit in his face but I would why like if somebody was like oh fuck it I'll do more in the face I'd be like oh hell yeah based because I mean how many deaths is this person responsible for this is a Nazi the fact that he is breathing is offensive to me so once you find out that's when I feel like I just go fucking pound them oh my god why don't we make a what do we make I do not endorse anything that might say you can demonetize his channel this is ridiculous should face some form of trial for their war yeah it's just the lack of accountability you know what I mean follow the law and not just beat up random old people how about that how about there's a process that people have to go through when they do things I need some aggression to take out anybody who was living during the time and they are on video where they were like a part of bombing black communities and they like got to raise their grandkids they got to do all of that or like Carolyn Bryant who you know with Emmett Till was a part of his murder like but she got to see her life through raise her kids all of that kind of stuff but you know and America just like she's old like she's you know but exactly they were a part of a lot of that's my point bad things exactly it's like when you think about the Holocaust and in these gas chambers these scratches that you see on the walls from the nails of people that were gas like anyone who was a Nazi I mean the things that they did were incomprehensible so the fact that there's still Nazis just 98 years old today live in their lives probably have grandchildren face no accountability no jail time not even somebody spinning in their face it just feels like there's no fucking justice in this world and it's not like the applause that offends me right because they didn't know we all have lapses and judgment or ignorance I think that that speaker probably realized that as we saw when he was reading it but it's so frustrating that you could do such a huge injustice be part of such a massive atrocity and there's no accountability and look it's not just Nazis where we do this I mean how many war criminals in the United States do we parade around as heroes Hilary Clinton with Henry Kissinger talking about how he's advising her in 2016 it just it's so fresh George Bush right so it makes me so mad that these murderers can walk around and we just pretend like they're not murderers like they just go on living their lives as they commit atrocities it pisses me off I'm sorry I also don't support I also don't support like vigilante violence though like I don't know there's a process to go these people should be held accountable that doesn't mean we go and beat them up did you watch Dexter were you not on the side of Dexter did you watch the whole series in the beginning in the beginning he was going after pedophiles the less it is sort of like maybe you shouldn't support what he's doing no I think that there needs to be a process and law but there is no process that's that's why I'm so frustrated there is no mechanisms for accountability right the only war lords who gets prosecuted by the International Criminal Court are African warlords I mean what why are we letting these people roll they are killers it's so for it's so frustrating to me I'm sorry I had to get that off my chest right there's a process but other chats are like what kind of mafia I'm sorry I believe in human rights I apologize for believing in human rights while the rest of you are hiding behind keyboards pretending you would punch old people give me a fucking break there's no way anyone in the chat saying that a bunch of old man would actually fucking do it there's no way unless you're completely psyched hold my hand and then it's a whole thing we don't condone violence on leftist yeah thank you that's what I've been trying to say now what you do in your own mind that the the fantasies you have should remain fantasies for you for yourself and the things that you that you definitely wouldn't do in real life but you imagine that you may do but I get where I get where the frustration anger comes because like you said there's process that they have in place but not for these type of people they get to live their lives that they get to move on they get to make their money they get to create generations of family and people and all those things and a lot of people that they've heard they're either not living or can't do the same and that that's not fair you're literally a bad person an evil person and there are people like the bad people yeah and that's true too and the but the but here yeah I can't say here because that's in Canada I ain't I don't know what's going on in our land but it seems the same way like what they'll do is protect those type of people and long time like law would protect those type of people but anybody else on the outside it doesn't look like them or the like that was on the opposite of evil or whatever keep the case at that time they they'll have to go through due process and you'll see them jailed you'll see them prosecuted you'll see them blasted on every newspaper and and looked at as a bad person an evil person an enemy the ops but people like this like the the hand claps the aquilides the making it seem like he is just a pivotal person in history but when you find out actually where his place was in history there isn't anger that comes up because there were a lot of people that were hurt because of this person yeah that's right these people like the the sympathy that extend to someone like him because you seem as a old person not as a Nazi signaling they never extend that sympathy to the people who they're dehumanizing like with the old lady with Emmett till I mean how like she lived her whole life she lives her whole life and she didn't get any peace she became an activist not by choice but because her son was murdered and every day she fought for his justice up until her death and they hid all the information plain sight they even did an interview where they admitted to it but because of process that protected them nothing ever happened to them and they were able to go on live their lives have families do all of that nothing traumatic for them and be able to get a second chance at life while man me till Emmett till's mother had to become an activist and fight for this while fighting for justice for her son decades later and had the trauma in her life and that's all that was attached to her was that legacy of her son and how he was murdered so yeah it's it's just it's so it the injustice is just so frustrating you know I mean just to see that yeah like yeah yeah exactly it's like man this this dude even if if that you know applause was denounced and repudiated for a second he felt like a hero you know he was yeah I'm getting like god I think he's regretting it now though I feel like he now yeah now that pulling back at no profile yeah yeah I think once you're that age there's not anything you really regret to be honest I don't know I mean I feel like you gotta be 96 years old yeah you know what if you're a Nazi at 98 if you didn't spend like the last 50 years of your life trying to fight Nazism and explain how terrible this ideology is I don't think you're sorry right like to think maybe I don't know no no I don't think he's sorry don't mistake no right you know no no I think he regrets that he was that there and now there's always a tension on him yeah I don't think he regrets what he did or what he was a part of he said that there's a quote from him saying that it was the best years of his life well when he was with his vision so no this guy's terrible he's a terrible person yeah yeah god it just I won't say anything else but yeah what else happened this oh did y'all see about Jordan Peterson's University that he launched the day did you watch it I did yeah I did not see this it's only two minutes David we should we should watch this we gotta watch it's it's it's got very scary music it's got epicness should I enroll or well I would like you can by the way Mike we can enroll right now as teachers if we want yeah so there's there's a sign up there's a sign up for teachers this guy tweets so much where's this where's this post oh my god just go on YouTube just go to YouTube they posted the trailer on his YouTube channel Jordan Peterson YouTube Jordan Peterson tweets like I'm not even like every five minutes all I know he's saying yeah same as Trump I was trying to find like a truth from him today for a video I'm working on and it was like five days back and I was just scrolling and scrolling and scrolling never ending let's discuss what we're doing with Peterson is this it hey you gotta you gotta leave this one or if you don't want to watch the first half you gotta watch the last half if you're not gonna watch but it's pretty entertaining I'll grant it that because it's really funny what we can watch this scam okay let's discuss what we're doing with Peterson Academy we thought what if we could make getting a degree 95% less expensive yeah pretty funny target it's like we're gonna undercut you by 95% and offer a better quality experience along the way why wouldn't it be good to provide everybody at least in principle with access to the best lecturers why should you be generally educated because otherwise useless resentful bitter pointless counterproductive love that's not a good so that's why you think you think so that your music thoughts can die yeah instead of you if you get to the upper echelons of any hierarchy you'll start encountering people who know a lot about almost everything and so if you're stupid and you don't know anything about anything they're just gonna look at you and listen to you for like two seconds to think well I don't know where this clunk came from but you know he's not coming along for the ride you need to be in culture so that you use it but also so that you've informed yourself with the greatest ideas of history so that whatever problem you're tackling you're gonna have tools to tackle it with all my kids well you'll be able to take all these courses and then you know you won't be a complete embarrassment to yourself I didn't enjoy my university experience the professor wasn't interesting I was like I'm pretty sure what they just said wasn't true I got a psychology professor tell me rats weren't social creatures because they lived in cages literally that happened what not traveling 40 minutes to go to this class and I think it's cool that they have to do it so good $200,000 to get a degree so they can get a job otherwise they're screwed it's just a scam but it bothers me to learn to not believe in themselves a assume that they can't fix their problems and then hate their country basically it would be funny if we could blow apart the university system a little bit because it's broken he has a what it did to you didn't bury why start to do your job basically oh I'll be damn fortunate if we can provide you with a list of people who've graduated and if you had any sense you'll employ them preferentially I know how to do the way this screen because I'm like 25 years a degree from our university will say he's not accredited consciousness and general cognitive ability and those are very valuable for any so I think we just skip yeah we are planning a soft launch in November and we might be able to change the education system that's funny it's weird of yours woke moralists we'll see who cancels who exactly that kind of he's stealing from the leftist mafia I feel like I just watched a trailer for like the next Batman film and that was like the villain and they were just the music Christopher Nolan music in the bag like what the fuck is going on he was really feeling it though his eyes were watering his skin was red he was just into it he believes this like to his soul or he's really high either way so weird and you get nothing from it it's like you have to hope that whoever hires you or whoever you're applying to likes Jordan Peterson apparently I guess that's one will hire you based on seeing that on a resume if anything you will never get an interview I attended online Jordan Peterson University not accredited so this is an online school is what's his role I never heard of this man I've seen him so he's gonna be one of the teachers he's got a team of other teachers like you saw Brett Weinstein he's one of the people who said Iver Mectin Cures polio or something like that and then basically they're gonna be doing this course where like the whole point of spending a hundred thousand or two hundred thousand dollars that's kind of what you pay to go to medical school right like that's that's a very expensive university experience is to become a doctor or a nurse or to have accreditation that a job will hire you right and so their thing is like why spend that we can spend 95% cheaper here doing my online course and then employers will have to hire you because if they don't they're idiots that's that's the whole pitch and we're talking about the medical field like I don't know what I don't know what feels like it's a fake university where you get where you get no actual accreditation like you get nothing from it it's just a tip again you get yeah you get to say hey Jordan Peterson taught me something and then you you hope the girl if you actually even interact with Jordan Peterson at all yeah you probably yeah so the girl is giving her testimony watches YouTube videos that's it so that's Rebecca that's his daughter and so she's really well known for going on an all meat diet and then forcing him to go on it and so all they eat apparently is meat and salt now and they believe that it actually makes you healthier and isn't that when he was sent to Russia because he was going crazier and he had to go that was because he was addicted to Benzos yeah she had some relationship at the time too with who seriously I didn't know this the and rotate yeah yeah wow wow I'm so much not up to date on the board go to the school the people are not stable not only that this is a fake school but just look at who the leaders will be like yeah I know he's sitting there talking to his daughter and you would think it's an actual testimonial that makes sense so she's like I went to a school and they were saying that rats on what are they social creatures whatever and she's like why would I go there because they said that I'm not paying for this so you're gonna go to a school where there's really no credible any teachers or you don't even know how you're being taught but they're telling you come here as they sit in their million-dollar home or whatever they did whatever and they take your money and they laugh at you and they eat salt and good steak all day come on I feel like this is just a Barry Weiss thing she did the same thing and has anything come out of that are there people master I thought it was just a masterclass ripoff like they're not actually gonna be teaching you live streams it's just they're gonna make a bunch of videos and then you just buy the access to this is no I think Barry Weiss was supposed to actually have a physical I don't know about Jordan like a Trump you yeah that's my guess pretty sure yeah video that she released of like the first semester with students giving their testimonies I I couldn't miss remembering this but somebody posted a video about this maybe it was a majority report of Barry Weiss's school I think I remember who yeah right I'm not I'm not making that up but I don't know if it's still around or it's still a thing it's another Trump you and or what did you do you opened up like a school oh right down that was a crazy thing those kids weren't being educated at all the parents were complaining and he would shut it down on some days and it opened it back up on some days and then would do like a full day where the kids were studying nothing but certain music they weren't studying oh really about babies right and they were like there no no actual real mobile skills they can't really hold like a pencil or a pen they don't know what a paper is what to do with that but he was over there trying to teach these kids Mozart kids is hungry they want a nap like what are we doing here and then you know parents when he shut down the school with no he would shut it down and not tell the teachers and when he did that a lot of the teachers were or the parents were complaining because they confided in Kanye and they gave their money to him for their kids wasn't it also getting like hyper religious too yeah and then he was forcing them to do like now I'm Matt cuz he considered himself to be Christian he's coltie to me I've said this already yeah and so it's almost like indoctrinating if I might say so myself like indoctrinating the kids and these parents who may have not may or may have not been Christian we're just going off of Kanye say it's Kanye in royal kids into the school there willing to just don't put their kids life on the front lines of somebody who they don't even just because it's Kanye because they see he's successful I guess he must know the secrets like that's kind of crazy yeah he was successful but in that that's the point I was trying to make so this Jordan Peterson school reminds me of how during the pandemic especially I mean we've seen this before we see it online a lot a lot of people will be famous for doing something and good at it and during the pandemic especially people would be in a job and be good at it for like a year and be well known for that and then walk around here giving you tips they only had experience for a year walk around giving you tips and then start selling that in like a packet or a course and you know they'll do that they'll sell that to you meanwhile you actually have way more experience in that person but they're telling you how you can do this within six months six weeks three weeks and that is not that's not reality and they only had one year of experience in that job quit it and they're taking all of your money for these courses where they're really not giving a damn to really teach you much and the job is just had learn how to screw people out of money like take their money yeah pretty much yeah I hate that's kind of like this weird I it's a culture that capitalism creates right like I've seen like when I first started getting panic attacks like over 10 years ago I went to YouTube to see other solutions and like probably I found six or seven people that were like yeah and they explained they give this big pitch about how they had panic attacks and then they overcame it and it's like also tell you how and then when they get to that point it's like if you subscribe for 2599 a month and it's like are you serious why would you not just offer for free if you know how bad it is and also on top of that like whenever I needed dieting advice somebody oh see I used to weigh this much and now I weigh this much buy my book on how to lose I like oh my God like everything that you do has to turn into this commodified venture right well you know like Mike for all you know the cure to their anxiety was to sell people on their cure Mike eventually found the cure and it was punching old people and he's not too much on Mike and you could also find out how to fix cure your anxiety by buying Mike's new book how to punch a 96 year old. And these are five steps that you don't want to miss.  Step number one class one how to choose your target.  Push a David Dole out of the way as he tries to stop. And then the David Dole response course. Why.  I did find the up the Barry Weiss video the update. Apparently it's a it's a she held a two weeks summer camp or something. Okay. But it was it was supposed to be a university but I guess this is showing a hey look we're doing things. Princeton Harvard University of Chicago Brown Claremont McKenna these schools are all represented here. UATX really did a wonderful job of bringing all different types of people together of different backgrounds different viewpoints. I love the inspirational music around the table. One student who had been on the Trump campaign and another student who'd been in the Black Lives Matter protests. It was a civil discussion. Wow. Listen to the people on the other side of the table. The environment that UATX has is so open and welcoming. That liberal value is the core of our institution. You treat everyone with respect. Even though we might have disagreeing viewpoints our ultimate goal is always the North Star which is freeing free success. Can you pause it for a second David.  Yeah I know that's what it sounds like. No to me what it sounds like slurs were used but it was okay because it's open speech you're allowed to say whatever you want. He called me an F slur but we still were able to find common ground. Yeah that's what it sounds like to me. An institution that's willing to take intellectual risk you'll attract the intellectual risk takers and those of course are the intellectual ineffectuals. The past week with UATX and the forbidden courses program has been a really refreshing break from the normal atmosphere on the university campus. It was even more engaging. I could have expected it. It's not as diverse as they're making it out to be. I truly feel like I've learned more.  Blue eyes, green eyes, blue eyes. I have really focused on being intellectually honest to myself. There is a way that you can get to your goal without having to conform.  So many people have expressed discontent with the way universities are now run, but not many people have come forward with a solution. Look at them guys. If there's genuine competition, you have to respond to that competition. In a sense, the university's just like, oh my God. It's real. Okay, God, it's just so. They're not mentally there. Everybody looks like they're spaced out. I'm going to be honest. There's and there's, of course, I would expect that. But yeah, they had to get they had to make sure they get a couple marginalized looking people to balance it out. And but this in the music they were playing, it's giving me like a trailer for a good movie coming out, but we're not getting anything from this. It's more like a documentary, right? Like on the bio pic or something. That was what I was getting from it. They were but they those people look like they are on the Kool-Aid. Everybody don't look right. What they don't they not brushing their hair. They not some of them their eyes real low. They don't have time for that. They're having too many debates. Okay, there's a somebody's back, right? And like, you know, people legs is tied to the chair, but we can't see because it's okay. It's looking a little it's looking somebody needs to go investigate. Okay, because there's apparently a connection as well to to Clarence Thomas. Interestingly, really? Of course. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So this is posted by Majority Report. This is from back in May. Barry Weiss, the University of Austin's Forbidden Courses website shows that the campus is at Old Parkland, which is trademarked by Crow Crow holdings, like Harlan Crow, the Clarence, Clarence Thomas guy. So that's the guy with the Nazi garden, right? That Clarence Thomas. Yeah. Oh, right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  And they're saying that it's like, you got to learn about history like, I'm scared of dolls. You know what I don't keep around me?  Why would you surround yourself with Nazi memorabilia? Yeah, it's a little bit sus. Just a little bit. I like to be reminded how terrible it was. That was like his thing. Oh, yeah, you both met. I met her this weekend, this past weekend. Was it this past? I learned her six foot three apparently. Right. I'm like ten foot tall compared to her. But yeah, I met her finally in person, you know, in the space, especially during the pandemic, a lot of work has happened online, digitally. So you don't really get to meet anybody. But you do form a good bond. And she's one of the people that I did form a really close bond with. And finally, we met each other. And as she's, yeah, it was really nice. It was so sweet and wholesome. I had a big smile on my face when you could just see her. She was like all giddy. And she saw you on the camera and you both like it was just so sweet. I really liked seeing that. Right. I was like, where is she? I was texting and she was like, I'm walking up and I didn't see her walking up. I didn't see her. I'm like, here she go on Caribbean people time. That's lately. So I'm like, okay. But then she gets up and I'm like, it's oh my goodness, I couldn't believe it. That I could not believe that we were meeting in person. That was really sweet. She's a very, very sweet person. And then we want to brunch the following the following day. And that was good too. So yeah, she introduced me to her friends. It was really nice. Like it was nice. That is so cool. By the way, here's here's a video. Yeah, she just posted a new video that you all should watch about Eric Adams, by the way. Yes, please do. Because you know, yeah, this is it. So cute. He picked me up. The double hug. She's so cute. I know she's she's tiny. She's a and everybody's like, y'all look like the same size. No, it's how we were. But she's she's short. She's to my chest.  And it's funny because like I felt like the old lady, because I like the auntie because I'm like, we out there, they play in all these songs I don't know. But every time they played like an older song, like in something 90s, you know, too early 2000 mid 2000s, you know, hey, and then then they would play all the new stuff. And I'm like, Well, who's that? Who's that? I don't know who that is. And but it was nice. It was really nice that we had a really good time. And I can't wait to go visit her in New York and her environment. But it was really good. I don't get to do that. I often and during the pandemic, I didn't like going around people and I had to get into the groove of, you know, being around people again, I was very, I became very anti social, like physically anti social, I just I couldn't like go into like spaces that were crowded or anything. And I had to work my way towards that again.   That was a good, good moment. So I love seeing that shout out to LA. Yeah. Mike, you posted a video in the chat. I began to watch it. Should we share it? I mean, here's the thing. It will probably get us demonetized, but it's so worth it. It's We're pro. It's not. I know it. I think we're demonetized already. You know, but I'll describe it and then let you decide.  And he doesn't realize this is going to be sound bit. I'm going to put it in an outro. Oh, I think I did see this. He's reading. Oh, yeah. This is like a week, like two weeks ago. Yeah, he wants to have banned for teenagers. We've seen this. I don't think it's a good demonetized. You could play it. You don't think so. Okay. Okay.  If we get demonetized, he should be. Oh, I thought you meant like if the video gets demonetized, like they don't want ads on it. I don't care about that. I thought you meant like YouTube's going to take away our monetization and I can't even take. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I was like, what? I was like, I'm not playing with that. Everyone, the leftist mafia streams for me gets demonetized anyway. Yeah, me too. They get demonetized regardless. Called. I blame David Dull. Not me. Called genderqueer. Let me read an excerpt from that quote. I got a new strap home strap on harness today. I can't wait to put it on. It will fit my favorite dildo perfectly. These are all sound drops, by the way, I gotta save all of this. Yes. These are all fantastic. You're going to look so hot. Why is he doing this? I can't perfectly. You're going to look so hot.   Then I want you inside of me. End quote. The way he looks forward as he's reading this quote too is just so creepy to me. He made my contact with who he was. I think he's enjoying it. I think this is his way of finally coming out, but without being really public about it. I think he's closeted. That's my opinion. I agree. I agree with you. Why else would you? Why else would you be doing this? See, you can talk about how this book is bad. It should be banned. I think it's inappropriate for kids without reading that part. You don't have to do that. You don't have to do it. It's not even like... The things in this book, period. You could just say that. There were things that talked about sex, Y and Z. You didn't have to go in and read that, but I think that he felt like this was the moment that he can be in a place that made him comfortable inside. Have you seen that clip? Which one? We just watched it. You have to see it. It's of Kennedy. I think you've seen it. This one, where he's reading from genderqueer. If not. I have a book that you're trying to read too. Oh, we could call it genderqueer. Okay. Let me read an excerpt from that. Quote, I got a new strap on harness today. I can't wait to put it on you. It will fit my favorite dildo. It's like reading a Bible verse. You're going to look so hot. Ezekiel 425.   His eyes. I can't. It's so creepy. Okay, just so everyone knows because I've actually I've actually read the book and it's about an asexual person discovering their asexuality. They're a non-binary asexual person. That's what the book's about. It's every conservative's favorite go-to for this is the porn that's in schools when that's the purpose and that scene accentuates that person's journey. You know, like that's that's what the book's about. The scariest book of all that every single conservative loves saying like, this is child porn for kids and stuff. That's that's what it is. I mean, there are books that there are movies in books. I mean, for me as if I like, right? Yeah, so I like was I mean, yeah, there are movies that suggest all of the things he just talked about. And I think it's important for people to like absorb other experiences like learn and grow and like read about this. Like nothing's this isn't offensive at all. It's just funny seeing an old man read this like that's what's great are the kids? What what schools are these these books in? Like where are we with that? It's I believe it's late teens, right? Yeah, I think it's late teens. That's what the author, I believe even said it's for like, older kids, like it's like school, you know, puberty, like, okay, it's it's meant to be like 11, 10 year old, you know, having to read that or any it doesn't have to be about that. It could be about what I've read. I've read some crazy stuff in school in these books. And if my mama who didn't speak English knew what I was reading, she wouldn't have it. But yeah, but look at you now. If you were sheltered from reading that stuff, maybe you would be less aware, less, I don't know, mature, like data shows. Yeah, I was sheltered from all the ideas that may seem. Yeah, yeah, did you not? I think it's been one of the most perverse and dark books I ever read. The Bible, the Bible, the Bible has got a lot of shit in it.  Like I had the Noah's Ark book, like a separate Noah's Ark book when I was eight. And it was still as a kid, it's like, okay, so everybody has to get into this boat, I guess, including dinosaurs.  And I remember I asked my parents this, I'm like, is he killing the babies too?  Come on. I was raised. Good question that kids, you know, should ask, especially when when reading those type of books. But I will say, I how old was I like 13? I think it was my first year in, in high school, I went a little early. I was probably 12. I don't know. But I was reading. No, we watched this movie. First, we had to read the book. And then we watched this movie. And I was raised Christian. And also as a female, a girl in a Haitian household, they, we call it Lekolakai Leglis.   Me and my mama had her first baby at 16. It's crazy. Grandmother's first baby at 16. It never works. It never works crazy. But that's how a lot of Haitian girls, they're like literally like taken in and they're supposed to be made to like cook and, you know, created to do like girl things, womenly things. And I didn't care about that kind of stuff. But in school, they had showed us this movie. And it was like a Romeo and Juliet type of thing. The book was a little strange to me. But the teacher made us write about the sex portion, but not in a way, but like what we thought about it, what it made us feel like we're uncomfortable. She let us write it out. And then when in the movie, when we had to watch it, I'm like, I don't know. Are we supposed to be watching this? Like, but we didn't get any consent forms to go home or anything. We just watched it. But you know, I at that age, I think we should we should start learning about sex.  I think like, what's his name is trying to Rhonda Santos is trying to take that out of schools, especially when kids can get this stuff online, like they can see anything. My nine year old niece, who's now 10, was with me for a couple of days. And she's addicted to YouTube, also TikTok. And she was swiping through. And I saw a lot of that. I said, girl, now what's what we looking at? And I had my nephew, who was about eight years old. He was looking through and it was ladies in lingerie. But you can't. This is all over TikTok. He's on TikTok. And that's all over his TikTok page. So he's been watching that and looking at that. So I had to have a talk with him about that too. But like kids are gonna especially now kids have access to if even if the schools are going to try to take them out by books or whatever, it's everywhere. So I think parents should have a conversation. And if you don't want your kid learning that in school, take him out of school, put him in somewhere else. There are other ways to homeschool do whatever you need to do. But don't homeschool your kids. I was homeschooled. It was a disaster. You were homeschooled. You were homeschooled. Yeah, it was a disaster your whole life. No, everyone went to middle school on I was homeschooled because I got into trouble. I was nearly expelled. So and my parents were very religious. And yeah, my parents decided to take me out and homeschooled me and both of my parents did not have the qualifications to do that. Neither of them graduated high school. They tried. I was also very rebellious in the sense that I refused to do any of the work. I just wanted to play video games. So when I started college, I was very far behind, very far behind. How do you how do you qualify for college with the home with being homeschooled? How does that work? So I had to. Well, you have in order in order to get 100 all those tests. So here's the thing. The regulations are very lax, right? So all that I had to do was pass a couple of standardized tests each year. But I studied for like a week. And then I would I would pass like a couple out of the three or four and then always fail math. But then that would be sufficient. So I'd stay in. But I had to get my GED in order to get into college. And then I had to start literally day one was like math at the elementary level, like literally where they're like one plus one is two. And I'm like, Oh my god, what have I done all these years that it's going to take to, you know, make up for all of this. And I was the first person in my whole family to go to college. So like, I was like, Oh my god, is this for me? Am I going to be able to even survive? Am I too stupid? So yeah, homes I'm very, very like against home against home school. Yeah, just from personal experience. Now, I love my parents. They tried really hard.  So that's kind of my home. That's a rough combo right there. I'm the first. I'm the first in my family to graduate from college. Also, I was homeschooled. Oh, right. Yeah. Yeah. And I got I got a very, very delayed start in life. So yeah. Yeah. But speaking of shelter, no sexual thing. So I had to learn a lot of that from the internet. So my view of human sexuality and stuff was very warped. You know, so no, same. Like knowing my mom and, you know, chat to my mom, I love you mean it. She ain't watching this. She wouldn't understand a word. But and my grandmother, you know, same thing like the women in my family, a lot of them had children early and which isn't a bad thing. But because of their circumstance, they're right from Haiti.  So when they came here for them, a lot of Haitian American kids, especially girls growing up, they they try to instill into us how to raise Haitian girls. But then at the same time, shelter us so that we didn't do what they did. And that was like, you can't go anywhere. You would have to literally go and it had a reverse effect on a lot of my peers, a lot of my friends, because we moved into a an area where a lot of Haitians came and moved. So and where I lived in South Florida, that a lot it was like the Caribbean. It's like the Caribbean over there. So but a lot of the girls were ended up finding about about sex in different ways. Older men at the school will come pick them up. And some of my friends became pregnant during school, a few of them. Some of them thought having a baby was the way out, you know, and things of that sort. So that definitely had a depth. It had a big reverse effect in my generation of friends and Haitian American girls that I went to school with. They don't really teach the it teach the men how to work, you know, with their hands and things like that. But other than that, it's not, hey, make sure you don't bring a baby home. No, it's the girls got to stay home and protect themselves.  Why you don't? Why you ain't got no kids? Like what we're doing here? When are you gonna get married?  It was traumatic. And then now it's like now I'm having the balance out like, yeah, I don't think that's right for me right now, or I'm protecting myself from like, you know, mama chill. But it's it's crazy. So you have any siblings, Rebecca? Do you have any siblings? Oh, yes, I do. I have a sister and three brothers and the way that my three brothers are right now, me and my sister and no kids. My three brothers all got kids, all that kids, my youngest and my oldest brothers have children. And my sister and I, we don't have kids yet. And that's by choice, right? I talked about this too.  And then when I did, I got pregnant and I chose not to have the child. These are all things that are against anything that I was taught to stand for or whatever the case may be. But this is all things that I had to learn later in my life. And as you said, Mike, it may have been honestly, because I was so sheltered. And I wish I had those conversations with my mom who thought she was doing the right thing at the time. But it's just, it just didn't happen that way. So I will be different with my children for sure. For sure. Yeah, yeah, I think just honesty and openness and like trying to teach your kids and prepare them for the world is so important compared to like the sheltered approach where your parents don't tell you anything and they don't have the sex talks with you. I was a little bit lucky because, you know, I went to a really good public school in North Portland growing up in elementary school. And they did teach sex ed in fifth grade, which was good because I got a teeny tiny bit but still wasn't prepared for the world when I turned 18 and whatnot. So yeah, sheltering your kids, it's never ever gonna work. Not only are you making them purposefully uninformed and unprepared for the real world, but you're also putting in this like rebellious instinct in them because if you keep things away from them, they're going to want to seek it out even more. It's the same with me, right? Like I couldn't play with certain video games and whatnot. And that made me want to seek it out more, right?  Then like, you know, I just I went through a bad phase, not like a bad phase, but just like a phase where I wanted to I wanted to go be rebellious and like, you know, seek out all the things that was withheld from me. Yeah. Yeah. No, that's exactly the that's how I did it. And, you know, I would say I made some mistakes, but there's no regret. And I say this to even with religion, I am a Christian, but the way that I I always say I had to get Jesus for myself. It doesn't look like how my parents, you know, you just get it for yourself, whatever looks right for me and how it works for me. And that's just what that is. And I had to my mom of that, like, girl, over over religious, like sometimes and people can look at me like, how are you this and you dress like this and you do that because I do because I do and it works for me. And that's yeah, because you're an adult, you get to the side. Yeah, I get to the side. So yeah. Oh, I just wanted to say I yes, Matt did. Yes, Matt. Oh, yeah. We were talking about John Kennedy. No, that was a while ago now. No, that was a discussion. But if you go into the chat there, grab that link. You guys know John Kennedy put on a fake accent, right? What's that? Oh, that that other accent that he was given a thing. That's Oh, I want to say that. He's been doing that accent for years now ever since he got he always seemed really fake to me, but I couldn't find that accent is fake. Look, play play that clip one more time. Play the old clip more times people can remember what they just heard. Like play just a second of him. Now we've got to the strap on. Very briefly, very briefly.  Then I want to try inside of me. Call me Simon Pegg. There's that. What year is this 2004? OK. You got to switch, David. What? You got to switch. Yeah, I was listening to he's putting it's it's it's so similar to me. Well, he looks exactly the same course I can do it all over again. John Kennedy, you have 30 seconds. Well, to answer your question, I think clearly is not sound to say that all troops to win the war. We emphasize technology, but we didn't send in enough troops initially to restore the country. He's still got the accent. He's not as pronounced. I think the older he got, the more he let himself go and get into the Southern draw. I think he's playing it up, but I think he still has. I need to hear him say deal. No, not a saying. An extra word to start with W strike. Barry used to say if you don't know where you're going when you get there, you'll be lost. We did not have an exit strategy. What we need to do. Oh, that strategy that that was a little. That was not. No, he had to act in the old he got to choose their leadership, write their own constitution. We went to Iraq to to make those folks free, not to make them Americans. That would be a victory for America, in my opinion. Arthur Morel, I hear a different. I think he plays it up, but I still hear it there. I'm not saying there's no accent at all. The guys from Louisiana, but he's definitely not the Foghorn Leghorn. Little boy down there. Isn't he? Didn't he go like Harvard or something like he's this guy? He's he's like elitist, like, but he plays this like every man, like, yeah. Yeah, I guess no one else heard it. Maybe it's just my ears. It's it's just I think it's he's emphasizing it more now than he did back then. No, he's letting it go now. Yeah, yeah.   Like every devil who has the H in the beginning. And so you're like, yeah, he's he's yeah, he's being himself now. You know, when they get old, they like to let it all go. Let it all hang out. And Rebecca, you share down. You shared this clip. I shared this clip of Jasmine Crockett, who has been going viral. This is her second week going viral for the things that she's saying on the floor. And this is against Republicans. And I believe this one is her going against them for what they're deciding to focus on as far as with Biden and impeachment. I think this is the one. And yeah. And so listen to how she really reads the room. Let me tell you something. I don't want to talk about what y'all want to act like is some big mystery because we keep sitting here. And Professor Gerhardt, just just to be clear, as my colleagues have even tried to provide evidence, which they're not the ones to provide evidence. Have you ever heard them say if since we've been sitting here for I don't know how long? Yes, I I I've been taking a towel. Oh, OK. Can you show us? Can you show us that he is more than 35 times the Republican witnesses and Republican members of the committee have used the word if. Thank you so much for that, because honestly, if they would continue to say if or Hunter and we were playing a drinking game, I would be drunk by now. Can you tell you something that we're so deserving as I walked in to this chamber today? As I prepared, I said, what is the crime? Because when you're talking about impeachment, you're talking about high crimes or misdemeanors. And I can't seem to find the crime. And honestly, no one has testified of what crime they believe the president of the United States has committed. But when we started talking about things that look like evidence, they want to act like they blind. They don't know what this is. These are our national secrets. Looks like in the shitter to me. But I will tell you what the president has guilty of. He has unfortunately been guilty of loving his child unconditionally. And that is the only evidence that they have brought forward. And honestly, I hope and pray that my parents love me half as much as he loves his child. Yeah, that's great. Yeah, that's Jasmine Crockett. She represents Texas. I love the area district. She's a Congresswoman. And and I just found out about her recently and she's a gym. She's one of the people that isn't afraid to be herself, but do her job and that stand up for the people and actually like. Hold these Republicans accountable for the mess that they're doing. You can't tell me that Joe Biden needs to be impeached because he's loving on his son and protecting his son because there's really nothing that's so major. If we want to compare and juxtapose because we can do that. We can go back to Donald Trump, the one that you got again.  He ain't even your president and you guys are still doing that. And all of the things, the crimes that this man has committed, got all kinds of information just sitting. She said the shitter in the bathroom by the toilet everywhere you can think of. And you guys want to focus on the wrong things. I where was this energy then? Let's focus on other things. She talked to you went on to say, like to put this energy into people going hungry. People may not have a job in this potential government shutdown. Let's talk about that. Let's put the energy towards that. And I like that. I like that fire that you can put on the people's minds. And like this is what I'm talking about. Let's get to it. Let's get to it. So yeah, no, that was great. I agree with you. And I don't understand what they're doing right now. It's this weird thing where like the the freedom khakis with Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz, they pressured Kevin McCarthy into this clown show. And like, I don't think the Republicans are against the idea of impeaching Biden. They just know they don't have anything yet. So they're like, let's not do this. It's going to be embarrassing for everyone involved because we literally don't even have witnesses in this case. Yeah. They're they're just running with it. I covered this today and the three witnesses at the. So this was like a Biden impeachment inquiry, inquiry hearing and the three witnesses they had an accent. I was I felt like I was saying that wrong. And so AOC here asks. I'm going to bring this up. Oh, yeah. This is all three of them. Yeah. And there again, these are the Republican witnesses. And here this is what they're saying, what they say. Simple question for you. In your testimony today, are you presenting any first hand witness account of crimes committed by the president of the United States? No, I'm not. No, you are not. And so Connor, you are the second Republican witness here today. Have you in your testimony presented any first hand witness account of crimes committed by by the president of the United States? I have not. Thank you. Now, Mr. Dubinsky, as the third and final Republican witness in this hearing, have you in your testimony presented any first hand witness account of crimes committed by the president of the United States? I have not. They had so none of them have anything. Yeah, like, why are we why are we doing? What is this?  This fake sham impeachment hearing, but these witnesses are not giving us any basis or giving us any evidence or giving us any solution. Oh, wait, sorry. This is the funny moment. Let me get back to the I'll get to that afterwards. But there's here it breaks it down with this. I'll show the chart. So it's basically like before September 1st, they were all are the sort of the far right was calling for this impeachment. McCarthy said no. And then on September 12, he said, yes, he caved. He caved because they threatened to remove him as speaker. Like that's that's the that's why this is happening because McCarthy doesn't want to lose his spot as speaker. That's it. Yeah, I have an entire video about this coming out tomorrow. Definitely check it out. It kind of details how McCarthy is a complete cock to Matt Gaetz and a couple of other extremists because he has no choice. And then, yeah. And then this is this is a fun moment because the witness, one of the witnesses here, her reaction is she goes, I don't know, you'll see her face. Basis for this fake sham impeachment hearing. But these witnesses are not giving us any basis or giving us any evidence or giving us any solutions. They are getting several times. I have to stop because that's not my time. I reclaim my time. These these witnesses are not giving any answers. They're just asking more questions. We have one witness who has a lot of questions. And so Connor Dubinsky, one witness who knows something about accounting but has no real involvement in what's going on. And Mr. Turley stopping here is waiting his next Fox News hit. A serious inquiry. So good. Listen, these people are not playing. You know why they're going up there with all of this fire? Because look, he has a bond on his desk. He got a little iPad that's showing how many days until the potential Republican shutdown. Government shutdown. Because this is what we're doing. We're talking about our big old selves, right? We are jobs that's supposed to be protecting people right now. We're talking about impeachment with no kind of credibility. All of y'all answering no with no information. Why are we here wasting time? OK, it's not like very expensive, by the way, to the American taxpayer for all the circus to keep going on.  So people are going to be without a job. People are going to be hungry. This is where we should be focusing on how to prevent this from happening. But here we are wasting good time and tax paying dollars for this. Yeah. And Summer Lee. I could find her quote. She. She discusses how many jobs are going to be impacted. Sorry if I could find it, but she goes through each of the members of the committee on the Republican side and says how many employees, how many government employees in their district will be like will be losing a paycheck because of it. And it's like it's thousands for each each of these Republicans. And it really helps like personalize and contextualize just how absurd this entire fight is and who's and people that are actually going to be thousands of people are going to not get paid and their lives will be disrupted over this completely political stunt. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Matt Gates is not allowing Kevin McCarthy to negotiate with Democrats at all. They passed a bipartisan stopgap bill in the Senate and McCarthy won't even bring it up for a vote because if he does, and Matt Gates is going to get him ousted like he is. I mean, the tail is wagging the dog. Like I don't want to get too much into my video because I want you all to watch it. So no spoilers if you haven't been following this. But it's just it's a quick question, Mike. Do you in your video say the tail is wagging the dog? I do, actually. I do. I do. The editor. Yeah. Yeah, I spoiled a little bit of it. But yeah, there's also a really huge blow up between Kevin McCarthy and Matt Gates behind the scenes. Yeah, I read about that. It's what Matt Gates is accusing McCarthy of is wild. So I'm not going to tell you anymore. My video is going to be amazing. You have to watch it. Well, I hope it's amazing. It's not edited yet. So maybe it's shit, but I recorded it and I'm very happy with it. So watch it. Talk about that. Yeah, I don't even know where they're going to go with this. Like they can't they're not going to actually have impeachment in court like there are like, you know, articles of impeachment. There's nothing to go on. Like what? But like Hunter, if Hunter Biden did something illegal, then OK, deal with that. He wasn't in government. He's not Jared Kushner, who will work with the Saudis in government and then left and got two billion dollars for his hedge fund. Like there's there's actual corruption that went on with family and a president. And it wasn't Joe Biden and Hunter Biden. Right. It's just I'm I don't know.  It's just how how do they keep up these like these lies? How do they keep this going? They keep it going. It's all political theater. It's also obvious. Political theater. Yeah. Yeah.   So that's not going to happen.  It's just it's painful to watch. Like this is our government, though, right? It was powerful government on the planet. And they're all their children. But that's an insult to children because I feel like my nephew, who is nine, would be so much more better. Just like general governing. Like that's how little like fate that I have in these people. It's so ridiculous. I'm ready for them to stop this and let's focus on this potential government shutdown so that they figure out, you know, how these people who are going to be potentially hurt, like how they're going to assist them, help them, because if the money is going to run out, where are you going to find it from? What are you going to do? What are we doing? What's the plan now? What are we? We have nothing, nothing. People are concerned for that. That affects children. It's manufactured. There's no government. It's government shutdown because they wanted to.  We need to help these people. No, the point is that those people feel the pain and then they blame the other party when the Democrats for doing it. Like the money is not actually running out. It's there.  Like it's one strategy they always have. Right. It's like an antiquated incentive. That's what it's for. It's for politics. They're like an antiquated like rule. Is that actually like something that has to happen? It should be done away with because no need for it. Yeah. Do other. Yeah. I don't think Canada does this. Do they? They don't have these. There aren't these like squabbles over like funding debt ceiling. Yeah, it's just things to start. We do something a little sillier, which is called proroguing parliament. Some people call it proroguing parliament. But basically, it's basically when a prime minister uses his power too much and then will suspend parliament so that he doesn't have to worry about something getting voted down. And Harper did it a couple of times. I think through those that at once. Parliament, though, it doesn't impact like people's jobs, like outside. Yeah, it doesn't. It doesn't shut down all the parks. Yeah. It doesn't shut down all of government. Yeah. And I don't know if we haven't shut down health care. All the hospitals. Yeah. Yeah. It's so crazy to me that like we always praise the founders of this country when they built one of the dumbest political systems on earth. Like it's insane. Like there there's a framework there that isn't like terrible, but like generally speaking, it's such a bad design when you compare it to like any other developed country. I like the idea of three branches of government that hold their accountable so that you do not get ruled by tyrants like just in theory. But then when you actually look at the history of it all, they most of the founders like they were slave owning rapists and the whole thing was built on colonial. And that's how they like structured on their races. Yeah. And they structured around that. And like the only people who could vote were white land owning men. And that was it. That's who had democracy, democracy from the king of when they won the war. Right. And that's not right either.  You know, so yeah, this system is just it's. We need to do a lot. Right. I think that we need a brand new I mean brand new system is not going to happen. But like if I was a benevolent dictator, we would get rid of the Electoral College. Obviously, that's incredibly idiotic. The Senate would be just it wouldn't have any power. It would just be there to like rubber stamp whatever the House wants. The House would be independently drawn so that way there's no gerrymet.  Like I'm sorry. I mean the Supreme Court thing is what's been blowing my mind. I've just how are this little team of Druids conjuring up the ghosts of the Constitution to affect half the population of the country and be like you don't get a time anymore.  It's so that's that's insane.  You know, if the governor government shuts down, you're all going to pay your student debt next week. It doesn't matter. Yeah, that payment is and my I apply for the save plan, Biden save plan, which is good. But it's still in review because the student loan service service, the one who's reviewing it. So what incentive do they have to hurry up? They want a bigger payment. Nothing. Yeah, calls every they probably call twice now. They're going to call at whatever it is midnight. They're going to call it 1155. They are calling you. Yes, they call me all day long collectors. They sent. Yes, they send emails, text messages, everything. They are calling calling. I haven't ever since the Biden program got pushed back. It's like or in review all day, every day, like they have said, OK, time has come where it wasn't even one day after when they started calling back. They like that night they prepared. They probably had a meeting with all of the employees getting them ready. They had them. They were training them for the very moment that it was time to start paying back the loans. And my phone has been written. I'm thinking it's my man and it's it's them.  It's dumb. Like I hate it. They had the draft written and saved. And as soon as they're like, oh, it's ready, it's ready. Quick, update the date. Quick, send it out now. And they will leave you a voicemail to they'll leave a voice. They'll call back to back just like a debt collector.  They will immediately call again as if it was a mistake that you didn't answer the phone. So do not call me again. Are these government employees or are these the contractors that are these are private companies, mostly? I was going to say there's probably outsourced private companies, collection agencies. Yeah, it's like the one place where there's all this effort put in, like, yeah, right. However, imagine how about, I don't know, not having those people think about the money that be saved and cancel some student debt. I wish that somebody would hack their system. Y'all want to hack everything. Y'all want to try to hack my Twitter. There's nothing on there. Y'all want to try to hack my account. It's not enough. Y'all want to try to hack everything but like Navian. Y'all want to try to hack everything but now that. Right. Like, I'm tired. I'm tired. Yeah, why hasn't anyone, like, I mean, I'm...  Like, they still... They leave my still loans. Like... Right. But all that money was missing seriously at... Who was it? For the people who were at Wells Fargo or something, they woke up and all their money was missing and stuff because people hacked the system or whatever happened over there. Why am I doing it at the wrong places? Yeah, you should hit them up and the other financial institutions as well. But listen, help us out. Help us out because a lot of us really honestly, though, I had started to pay at one point because they were threatening me. And this was like 10 years ago. Like, they were threatening me. I just... I just left college. Like, I just got out. They immediately graduated. You know, I was living my best poor life in New York City and they were calling my phone. They were... They said that they didn't even use the word garnishment. I wouldn't even know what that was for real. I thought, I'm out here in New York. I'm going to try to find a job. I just graduated college like weeks ago and they were calling my phone. And they were telling me, if you do not start paying, I had no job at the time. I was doing a lot of freelance journalism work there. It was like, I didn't have it, but they told me, okay, fine. Give us about $30, $5 or whatever, but you have to give it so that we can put you on a program where you don't have to pay for a year. But we'll come back around and come and get the money still, but we'll give you like a year off. And I was like, oh my God, they're going to come take everything. They're going to take my mom's house because I did a loan with my mom. They're going to go... They made me believe that that was going to happen. I mean, and not saying that they can't do that, but they did put a lot of fear in me and I started to pay and I was giving them my last, like my last dollar at the time.  I'm just saying, figure out a way... But you should also hit up Rebecca's cash app right now. Go hit up Rebecca's cash app. That's what we were telling you. I'm saying, like figure out ways that can work best for you. They do have options where you don't have to pay. And if you have to push it off that way, because I understand what the economy is like right now. And a lot of, we can't even afford housing or afford to eat or you're like putting your kids in daycare is pretty expensive as well. Your healthcare, all of that is what you have to think about first. Because when we thought about going to school, especially as a first generation for me, like going to school was supposed to be this big thing where you graduated and you get a job and you can pay, you can live and you can pay back student loans. Everything got expensive. There was a shutdown then. Like we went through a recession. Nothing was made for me to succeed when I got out of school. Nothing. So we're still suffering from that. So whatever you can do, maybe you need to talk to your loan servicers. I'm not telling you what to say, but if you're not working, you're not working. They can't get nothing, right? So they'll put you down for $0 and you may have to do that until you are at a place where you may or may not want to pay that back. I don't know, it's your business. It's such a bad time because we, the whole idea behind restarting the payments was that that would coincide with the cancellation of 10 to $20,000. So like Biden can and should postpone it, but because this was negotiated to start again with the last deal with McCarthy, he's allowing it to go on. But I mean, his plan got new. So unless you have a new plan, you really need to postpone this until you offer up cancellation. Because like again, like Biden is the one who made it really difficult for us to discharge the debt. We can't file bankruptcy on it. If I die, it gets passed on to my husband. You can never ever get rid of debt. That's nasty work. That's evil.  Come get all three of them. Cause ain't that, come get them. Cause I still got to work a corporate job to live. So come get all of this stuff. And I don't, I don't have like, this is crazy. Like if I, I get, I get afraid for my, my mom who had to sign for me to get through school. I get scared. And even now, like I was talking about how I had to get a loan for my brother to get through school. And then crazies came after me. So you just, you just never know.  Biden said he would, when he was campaigning that he would work on, you know, helping eradicate our student loans. And that was something that's all of us heard, right?  And then he was like, I know I said, you know, I would get that, but I meant like 50%. And we're like, okay, we'll take that. And then it turned into like 15%. And it was like, y'all 5%. And then now Republicans is like, no, none of it. You need to pay, you need to pay it back. And that's not fair. Ivy League people, these Republicans having their commentary on it is especially interesting. Laura Ingram, that one, that one, when she talked about, you know, my mother had to, when I know any white lady's gonna start with my mother, I know girl, please stop, okay?   And, you know, my dad was a lawyer, whatever she was saying. I'm like, girl, my parents were immigrants then, no, nothing about nothing. They came over here with nothing and giving their last for me to go to school. What are you talking about?  Like that was something that you guys were fortunate enough to do. And I'm not dogging it. If you had parents that were able to do that, don't try to sell us a story on it. Like maybe try to do that. Like, I don't, like Vivek, they try to sell us a story about how hard it was for them. It wasn't hard for them, that's okay. That's okay. You don't have to worry about it. Just be honest. Just be honest. I didn't grow up in abject poverty. I don't lie about that. I've never been homeless.  I climbed the ladder on like all of you. And that's okay. Vivek's parents were like, so we didn't address this last time when he pretended he came from like nothing. His dad is like a wealthy engineer. His mom is like a doctor. Like, he had millions of dollars while he was in college. He was worth millions of dollars.  Just like sitting back and he just gets back. And this is while he was in college. It appears, the money appears. It's insane to me. And then they get first dibs on grants or whatever, financial aid, help. You know, a lot of them, their parents can't afford to pay back. And I signed my soul away when at the end, having no financial education, literacy, nothing for real. And when I knew that I got accepted into a college and university and a really great one at that, Florida A&M University shots out to that. But when I knew I got accepted to that, I knew I had to stay in state to at least get in state intuition, right? Which was cheaper than going out of state at the time. But they couldn't wait till my mom and my daddy left campus so they can come up on me and be like, hey, we got financial aid for you. Hey, just sign right here. And I was taking out hundreds of thousands of dollars as a child, as a child. That is crazy. But no idea what you're getting yourself into. Not, didn't know anything. For me, when I started school, like I was homeschooled, I was like very, very like out of it. Like I had to ask the college advisor, like when I'm signing up for community college, I'm like, you keep talking about credits. What's a credit? Like what does that mean? Like you say you need to earn credits. What does that mean? Why do I care about this? Like I knew nothing. So when it came to like signing this promissory note for student loans, it's like, okay, this is just what you get. The government pays for it, right? I'm assuming it's like, and sure you could say, okay, you're 18, you're an adult. You need to be more savvy, but you don't know.  That's what everybody was saying. Like I had two older brothers that joined the military, two older sisters that got pregnant very young. So they're like, no, you have to go to college. You have to.  So I've gotta go to college.  And even if you are poor enough, like I was to get Pell Grants, the problem is that you still can't afford the cost of living. So if you've got to commute, that requires gas. But I was still working and I had to take out loans just for the cost of living. And on top of that, like there's also this disadvantage in the sense that like you don't know, like you have no opportunities to make scholarships. Like for me, I didn't go to high school. Like how am I gonna get a scholarship? I didn't play any sports.  So like you really don't have a choice.  You know, like I was working at Subway at 16.  So I guess I go to school. That's what you do, right? That's what they taught us then, especially too. I wish that what we have now, we had then. And I love my education. I went to, like I said, the best university. They taught me very well. They trained me up very well. But a lot of what we have now, I wish because that could have been, especially what the kids have now, they have a choice. Hey, I wanna utilize my skills here and, you know, to do this and to do that, I don't have to get hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans or money to just go to get educated. I can actually do it this way. There are other avenues now. Back then they told you if you went to, it was like the thing to do. If you went to college, if you went to university, you are gonna make it. You're gonna make it. Everything is gonna go well for you, especially if you did certain studies, like doctor or lawyer, engineer, like you knew you would be getting somewhere a teacher even, like you knew you would get a good job after, but those times have changed and pay for teachers suck, pay for even, when I was graduating, $26,000 was considered the best pay as a journalist, as a baby journal. $26,000 and $19,000 to start. My friends were accepting these positions and poor as hell, poor as hell. I accepted something, it didn't give me, I was struggling, okay? I had to also work at the gap on 34th Street, okay? So this was like, it definitely sucks, but like this, y'all can look in, y'all come get these degrees. Y'all come get these little papers, you know, it's this cute on my wall, but y'all can come get them, cause I'm tired, we're in debt. And like you think I'm really about to give y'all $100,000? Are you like, where are we gonna get that from? You can't get blood from a tulip. Can you still get that loan that easy? Like can you still in America or did they put safety measures for that? Like to not have predatory loans? I don't know how it works right now. I don't know how the kids are doing it, but FAFSA is still a thing, like that they know where to go and sign up and get these loans. I know that I had to, because I was first generation, they allowed me to get a grant, I think it was about $700. I used that for groceries. Like I saved it for most of the year cause you could afford groceries back then for most of the year to get groceries. But again, I was not financially literate. I did not, I thought, okay, I can go get some clothes and I can do this. Like I did not know what I was supposed to be doing with that money. And when your money didn't come in at all, they would prevent you from going to school. They would prevent you from going to class. Then stop it. So yeah. Cause like it's really hard in Canada now to get loans. Like if you wanted to get a $100,000 loan, you would be going through so many checks and balances, credit scores, backgrounds, what's your job, what's your income, all that kind of stuff. Well, they do it on a quarterly basis. Like for a semester or for a year or whatever. So they'll approve you for like, for example, let's say like your tuition is $15,000, $5,000 per quarter. What they'll do is they'll approve you for that. They'll pay off your tuition with that for the quarter and then they'll disperse the remainder so you can buy books or something like that. So you can't get like the whole, like 20,000 for the whole year at once. They do kind of like slowly, but surely disperse it. And then you've got to reapply for the next year. Although I don't know, I don't think that they do like, there's protections against like doing, I believe there's protections against like credit checks and stuff. So the barriers to get the loan are low because college is, you know, higher education is a necessity, but there's not really a way to discharge it once you take it out. So it's easy to take on hard to discharge. And the thing, going back to Biden, so he did, thankfully, he announced that he's going to pursue cancellation, I'm assuming for the same amount from the Higher Education Act of 1965. That's a really positive discovery because that's what we were all saying you should do from the get go, but here's the problem. Even though legally that looks more sound, the Supreme Court is still going to strike it down because it's not about what is or isn't constitutional.  So what Biden just needs to do, and this one, I swear to God, you would be beloved for an entire generation. Cancel it all like that. Once it's gone, they can't challenge it. There's nothing that they can do. Cancel it all. If you end up doing the same thing, but through a different law, you're giving, like if you mean test that you're giving people this obstacle that they've got to jump through, it's going to take time and all this time is going to give Republicans the ability to challenge it.   So if he did that, he would literally be remembered for eternity, just cancel it all.  I swear to God.  Like, he would be the best president ever, okay? No homo, but I'm just saying. Not homo. Is that before or after you punch him? What?  And all it, like, I don't know, if you're someone that cares about like wasteful spending, that's wasteful spending.  It's better for everyone. Oh, but Donald Trump's kids will also get their loans canceled.    There's a top headline in common dreams. Billionaires have gotten 2.2 trillion richer since Trump GOP tax cuts. Like, fucking, so much money there. So much money there. It's so infuriating.  There you go. There's where you can get the money. They don't care about, and the commentary that comes from the right when it's surrounding these loans and everything. And we know how they spend the money. The money is going everywhere, but where it needs to go. But the commentary surrounding it is very interesting. They're calling us lazy. They're saying that we're lazy and the fact that we don't wanna pay these loans back. Meanwhile, the people that are saying these things, during the pandemic, they were the ones that were very predatory too. They went and got all these PPP loans, the millionaires, right? They're already millionaires, they're already getting paid. These are government workers who are gonna, they have a promise check, okay? These are our leaders, our state leaders. They went and got million dollars in PPP loans and got them forgiven, forgiven. And they don't want us, who ain't even making what they're making to get that. That is crazy and disrespectful. And that's why these like, that's why these loans can't get paid, but people are making enough money.  How can you expect them to pay anything back?  The producers write everything.  All these people are so sheltered. 10% of what they got were PPP loans when the world was on fire. And we just wanted to go to school. We just wanted to get education. We just wanted a good job. And you guys are literally telling us, because we can't afford that, especially right now. We thought we could afford it then. We thought, okay, maybe if we just keep on trucking, we might get a job in like 10 months or a year, but they were like, you need 17 years of experience. At that time, it was like, you need 17 years of experience to get a job. So, you know, that was, it was, nothing was working. And so now, like now you do got a job or jobs or whatever you need to make your life work. And everything is so expensive. We can't afford housing. Our income, our salaries do not match the amount for a basic living, right? And especially in different areas, like even Florida. So now they're telling us that we're lazy. No, I'm gonna focus on feeding my kids. I'm gonna focus on feeding myself. I'm gonna focus on paying for my transportation. If it's my car, my car note, my car loan, my car insurance.  I'm gonna pay for my housing. I'm gonna pay for the food in my fridge. This is what I'm gonna focus on before I give money to you lenders. I'm not doing that. Well, and it shouldn't even be like, you shouldn't be in this position to where you are like barely getting by where it's like, oh man, this loan is gonna make it more difficult for me to pay rent.  You feel guilty, baby.  Are they gonna come for like, are they gonna like, like most recently when I went to Mexico, I had that trip already booked and paid for. I felt guilty knowing what my situation that was going on at home just to even go. I wasn't gonna go. I wasn't gonna go at all. But you get this guilt trip on you, like I got so much to pay for. I got so much to think about. Am I even adulting correctly at this point? I shouldn't even, I should not enjoy myself. I should not feel good. They want you to feel miserable. They want you to feel like it's a struggle because that's the only way that you will feel like, you'll feel the pressure to pay them back. And if you're feeling good, like, you know what? That can wait. I'm gonna take care of me first. You'll never, they feel like you'll never want to pay them back. No, I actually want to get out of that. But how you guys are pressuring me now, I feel like I have to give you everything at one time, now I'm behind on everything else. And you don't care if I'm homeless. You don't care if I'm, I don't have any food in my fridge. You don't care if I have no access or I can't even pay for basic healthcare. You don't care about that. If you're suffering, you can't like rebel or protest or do anything to change the system, right? Everyone's just struggling. You have no leverage. And the problem is that like, even if you do everything that they say you should do, be responsible and make your monthly payments to your student debt every single month, what the way that it was set up is that your debt would still grow because you're like the monthly, what's the word I'm looking for? I'm blanking. I'm getting tired. The interest, God damn. Interest. The heart was interest. On top of the longer interest, yeah, thank you. It grows faster than you can pay it off. And you want to know what's insane about this is that Republicans are trying to stop Biden from implementing this provision via executive order that would limit the interest to what doesn't grow while you're making your payment. They want to stop that. Nobody can just never ever get out of debt. Like it's so wild to me. Yeah, I forgot interest. That's how I did it. No, thank you for bringing that up because I forgot it too. I'm just like a hundred thousand. Y'all know how it got to a hundred thousand. Them interest, no. I graduated good old fam you in 2011, 2012, 2011. And then I graduated from my master's degree 2015. Me too. Yeah. Imagine. Now interest on all that is crazy. It's crazy. I can't even imagine. I didn't get to a hundred thousand just like that. It was just growing like I was watering it. Yeah. Yeah, we have about the same and we graduated the same years. So yeah. Cheers. I've paid my loans off like years ago. So I'm. That's good. David, that is so good. It's good for you. David. Yeah, that's awesome. I mean, I took it was like. I feel like Canada. I think it was like 30 grand and it was it was over a few. I mean, I got my marketing job. So I was making like, OK, money and then boom, gone. I wish I wish I really do. I feel like Canada is a different place, though. Is Canada that hard when it comes to education, too? Like way cheaper. It's cheaper for sure. When, when, you know, I was the lad. University was a couple thousand dollars like a year compared to like I would talk to people in America.  One person's like, yeah, my education is going to cost me $200,000, 200,000. What, a house? Like that's back when you could buy. Once you get to like six figures, I'm like, what? Yeah, it's a little ridiculous amount in my bank account. Right. Like you expect me. I'm a child, but they back then before they started having. I don't know if it's FCC. I had something for how they were calling you, how they would call you. They would call. This is why it would pressure me. They would call you and tell you they're going to, they're going to take you to jail, potentially. They would scare you. They would put that kind of fear. They would literally call you and say, if you do not pay this back, we can take you to jail. We can do this. We will pull up to your home. We would, they would scare you with those words. And I'm just like a do-gooder. I'm like, please don't take me to jail. I'll take my mom. Don't do anything like, I mean. Yeah, that's so horrible. Yeah, they will do that. Now they can't use that kind of, those kind of tactics as much. They're not allowed to. And they think they can only call you, but so many times now, but they could call you back to back all day on different numbers and harass you. Terrible voicemails act as if they are the law, right? And that's how they would do it in. I should mention as well, they gave me a grant like for my student loans of, I think it was like $8,000. And I didn't even, I didn't even like apply for anything. I was like, here you go. I'm like, oh, sweet. We get it, we get it.  You got $8,000 free. You didn't even ask for. But I like that he's showing like the difference in, I mean. This is what your life could be. I mean, it's still not, to be honest, I think education be free. I don't think we should be, you know what I mean?  It should be your choice and it should be free. Like you should, you should definitely. Isn't it? I'm sorry, go ahead. No, no, go ahead. No, I was curious. So I was on drug and peasants last week and they said that they found out that Canadians don't have to buy private car insurance that it's all public. Is this true? Well, there used to be, so in British Columbia, we only had one insurance company, which is ICBC, which is obviously run by the province, but there's now alternatives. Like the private market has entered it. But there's a lot of problems that come with that too.  I don't know anyone who doesn't hate them. Yeah. Mine is not, is not public. It's still a private company. I was curious about that. I mean, there's probably more standards. Like I'm not too familiar with, you know, how insurance works, but I'm sure that, I don't know. The way things typically work is that things are just a little less shittier here. Like around the cashier. Yeah, it's still shittier. But it's not as bad as that. I see 40 cane debt for my surgery and then the time I spend the doctor, the hospital, I beat like 40 cane debt right now. That was just a month ago. That was a month ago. Yeah. I had surgery too. And it was, yeah, I just walked in, woke up, left. I'm like, bye. That was it. I'm still paying for when I had assist rupture. I'm still paying for that. Like from that's crazy. That is crazy. I had to get that like worked on. So immediately when I went in for it, see what was going on. They put me into surgery immediately. And then after that, I had to continue until I had another surgery. So to take out cancer ourselves. Like imagine, and I had to go to a specialist doctor. I didn't ask for this life. OK, I didn't ask for these things that happened to me. They just did.  But I needed these things. I needed these surgeries. They were, these were life and death. So doing all of that. And I'm still, these people, they don't play either. Every day I get an email and I'm paying them though. But every day I get an email and they're like, hey, you owe us. You owe us. And I'm like, damn. See, just to be here with y'all, and they'll tell you too. And they won't. If you go into the emergency room, a lot of my friends in college, they would say, just go to the emergency room so you can get like, so you can, we don't, we, none of us had health care.  Because if we go to the hospital, they're going to ask you, what's your insurance? Where, where, who are we billing this to? We didn't have those answers. We didn't have anything. So when you go to the emergency room, they have to work on you. So urgent care. So that's what we would go to. But then they bill you afterwards, right? But they, oh, they did. That bill definitely found, it's found its way to your address. They can't turn you down though, which is why it's kind of been like, Yeah, that's why you pulled up. Because you can't, you can't not help me. I'm a care physician in America. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's wild. Our country is good. Very good. I'm very glad. Bless America. A mark country.  It's so functional. Super chats. Super chats. Yeah. Let me read. You know, I only got about three, four. I don't got mats. No, you don't. Robodex. OK, so. It's actually pretty, it's pretty. Our whole list isn't that long today. At least mine is a little bit. OK, let's see. So come in. You'll see, as we're talking, that's when they usually start rolling in. People waiting for the moment, you know. Right. They do. And they they don't they give to Yavo. Listen, they're I'm here, too. I know I can't get super chats now. We're coming. We're almost there. When you when you get the super chats enabled, it'll be I think I think it's just the ease of people. They're already on YouTube. It works. Yeah, they're watching a club one day. We're we're coming. We're getting there. But shut up from yesterday. Yesterday, there was Catherine Blue who gave 1111. I love that. But Catherine Blue, she said, appreciate having you on the show. Thank you so much. And then there was Jules to you, who said there was an epic panel yesterday. So I know it was a boring time, but thank you for what happened to that panel. What did he just did in Irish goodbye? Who? He has code in. So yeah, he was getting dizzy. I wrote it in the chat. Oh, I didn't know that. I joined and I was like, well, Ben, just a spirit. No, he wanted me to let you know by two. So my bad. That's my bad. He did. He said bye. He would never just leave with that. But that's funny. Irish goodbye. I love it. That's funny. No, you've never heard that before. Never heard that before. That's funny. Pinker Bell, she said, love y'all mean it. That's something that I usually say on my other show, like it or not. Love y'all mean it. And then Jimmy Sombrero, thank you so much. And now I want to get, look, now I got to go into here, Cash App. Olay said for supporting black business, bless this mosque. Thank you, Olay. And Rosalba, so sweet. Thank you so much. So thankful for your perspective always. And Chris, shout out to you, said for fam, you, Ryan Forman as well. He said, thank you for being awesome. You guys are so kind and so sweet. I love you guys so much. Y'all know I ain't staying. You know, I'm here for a good time, for a long time. I'm going to start using that line because I. I love that so much. I feel like I'm not staying for a long time either. Yeah, we're here for a good time, not for a long time. But we know Matt is going to keep it rolling like nobody's here. Oh, until tomorrow, I'll be here. Shout out to Blacks. I see you. Thank you so much. All right, guys. I love you so much. Mean it. And I will see you next week. OK, Thursday. Thank you. Bye, Rebecca.  Because I, thank you. Oh, I appreciate that. I didn't hear you. To not read. To not read the people who supported you. In fact, I would have read them today.  OK, yes, yes. 49 months, man. 49 months long membership. I have some awesome subs. You couldn't stay the extra 15, 20 minutes. Subscribe to Shaming. 49 months that guy was subscribed to for like five years. It didn't feel like it was going to be another 15 minutes. Five years. If I like it, it can't be another hour. 10 minutes. 10 minutes of your time. Five years. If he wants me to be around the next day, if he wants me to be around the next day, I need my rest. If I didn't go to sleep, I wouldn't have a video out today. And guess what? I put a video out today. So I need my rest if you want content. That's just how it works. I'm unbelievable. Livestreams for me is like not very important. I'm here because I enjoy being here. But this is not my main thing. I got to be awake and rested and and educated for my daily videos. Our bread and butter is our videos. That's where they slap. David needs to rest up that body so he can clap for a Nazi. I got nothing to say to that. Poor David. Who's this? This is for me, Psycho Farm. Five dollars. Did you guys see the breaking points interview today when Cenk said that he is seriously considering a run for president in 2024? Sorry I just spit all over my... I really have spit all over my mouth. No, he was probably being... I don't think he's going to do that. Yeah, I think it's being half serious or just talking kind of like hyperbolicly. I don't think he would actually do that. He was teasing the idea. He was certainly floating it. It was definitely kind of like what, you know, like it's getting to a point now where I've kind of thought to myself, what if someone like me ran? And what would that do? And if I could get an X amount of the vote, maybe I could force someone else to, you know, run against Joe Biden. He's saying it's because he genuinely believed Joe Biden is not going to be able to beat Trump I don't agree with what Biden already did. I mean, I... Yeah, what is this... Alive is 100% right. Oh, okay, okay. I bet, yeah. Ole has had her finger on the pulse on this since the beginning, so I'm going to go with her instinct and not mine. Because she's like... Now I want to know yours, though. I almost want to pay for yours. Yeah, the book, he's trying to sell books. He's trying to sell a book, yeah.  So weird. The guy did it already. Got the most votes ever. I mean, ever! One poll, Matt, one poll. The argument they're making is that Biden doesn't look good in national polling. But I...  Increasingly polling is not really that accurate. And I just think a lot of people are going to come out because they don't want fascism and don't want Trump and they care about abortion. Like, I don't know. Certain issues... You know what a great poll is? You know what a great poll is? Exactly how Democrats have done all across this country in every single special election since. We showed that last week. Yeah, yeah. They outperformed... Outperformed in 24 out of 30 special elections. And we're talking like deep red districts included. Like, it's... Yeah. The culture war of the right is not driving people to the polls in the exact same way that having bodily autonomy taken away from like half the population is. You know? Like, that's what's getting people angry. That's what's getting people out.  One of the... That poll that showed, like, Trump 10 points ahead of Biden, it also showed that it's Trump was, like, winning the youth vote by, like, 30 or 40 percent. That's what I was going to say. Yeah, it's a bad poll. Like, clearly, that poll is an outlier because it's... There's an issue with that poll. You know, polls of the randomized sometimes you get this very skewed poll because you're... The people being surveyed just happen to... You just, by luck, I should have it, this poll found the ten youths who vote Trump. And so that's... They're skewing the poll. Yeah, I'll be honest. I thought that the Libs and the lefties who were like, no, this is just a bad poll. Like, I thought that was copium. But when you dig into the methodology, that's genuinely a bad poll. There is no way that Trump is leading with the youth. That has never happened. It is such an... If it's true, it is the biggest outlier poll ever. It's just...  Like, disregard that poll entirely. I don't know what their methodology is, but that is not happening, I promise you. So, it's still better. No matter what happens, Trump is declaring victory no matter what. Oh, absolutely. That's the reality you have to deal with, yeah. No, this time I really lost. That's it. Last time. Last time there was a fluke. I should have won. It was stolen. This time I looked over the data. It's legit. I did everything right and they didn't vote for me. And they incited me. Daredevil. I did everything right last time. This time I apparently did some things wrong. I'm not a perfect... I'm not even doing a Trump anymore. I don't even know who I'm doing it with. Hey! You're just doing it. You were singing Hoopa Stank, throwing it back. Trump, yeah, Trump going, I'm not a perfect person. Wait, I just said throwing it back. I meant taking it back. That was...  Who's trying to do this? Daredevil. Oh, it's for me. Daredevil with a super chat. Canada embarrassed itself twice this week.  And again, when he was revealed as a burr of David's chat. Poor David. I got nothing to say. Yes, I am the rational... rational national. I don't think I have a single... I would be shocked if I have a single viewer in their 90s, let alone a Nazi. Who's this? Oh, I guess this one's probably for me, right? Blex actually with a super chat. If Binder had his way, leftist mafia would be a 24 seven stream. Yeah, I mean, there's five of us. We could each take a shift and... I'm not taking no shifts. How about you do the whole stream? I'll pop in whenever I feel like it. And then I'll pop back. I'll take the super chats. Tokyo Hans. Leftist mafia is Matt's money maker. That's not true. That's the real reason why you want to go five hours. That's that's that's super chat wise. Yes, it's true, but all around. I'm talking about. Yeah, this is for me. Lee Barrett, you know, that's also for me. It's in mine. The exact same time in mine. There's two back to back. OK, go ahead, go ahead. OK, I see what's going on here. Go ahead. One's at Matt. OK, Matt, that's yours. Your beard is looking great. Help Lance, please. So and then lead to me at Mike. Could you help Matt help? OK, I see what they do. OK, I get it. The classic Mike and Matt switcheroo in the super chat. Call back to the old time. It was time well, too, because they were back to back. Yeah, in the list.  Everyone who doesn't know knows.  And the only thing about that that's visible is that I have no hair. Like I'm actually hairless. I don't I don't I don't grow facial hair at all.  That's about it. I get nothing on my cheeks. It's like it's brutal. You would not like it. All of you would hate it. It would not be fun.  It's terrible. It's great. We got to see it. None of you want to trust me. I think you can go back like three years and I did it for November on stream so you can see how bad it looks back then. You want photos? Yeah. I think that some people don't look better with the beard. Like I think I look better with the beard. Yeah, not everyone looks good with the beard. I feel like Lance. I couldn't imagine Lance with the beard. I think he looks good as he is. I think I would. I think I would look good with the shadow. I've always wanted like that little shadow thing that you see like really hot dudes have or it's just like just that thin layer of like facial hair. Just a little bit of stubble. The problem with that is that it's very itchy and it only looks good for a day and then it grows up and it looks it grows out and then it kind of looks shitty. Well, Lance is five o'clock shadow is a five year shadow. It comes in half a decade. I'm working on it. All right. Jesse B. Who's who's Jesse B being generous to me? Jesse B. No comment. No comment. 25 dollars. Super shot. Let's get some. He's not worth it, Jesse. He's not worth it. Play something on the southboard, David. You can't change it out there. Play something on the southboard. Yeah. What else do I get? That's awesome. Yeah. I got to get new applause. Keep forgetting. Terrible applause. Thank you, Jesse B. 25 bucks. This is for me from Dean M. Two dollars. Loving the group dynamic. Love from Australia. Well, thank you so much. This is for me as well. Ignar Husky. Ukraine slash the West needs to be more proactive in denazification, but it will never overlook the point that Russia's government is ran by those types. One of two. Two of two. The Wagner group is definitely a neo-Nazi paramilitary group. Yeah. And I would argue that Vladimir Putin is fascist as well. But we shouldn't celebrate. He certainly hates queer people. Yeah. Yeah. But we shouldn't celebrate their war heroes of World War II because most were literal SS volunteers. Look at the heroes today. Plenty we can celebrate who aren't literal Nazis, LOL. Yeah. There's always this desire to go back to history and be like, oh, look at the parallels. And even when there aren't really parallels, you just want to you want to bring up the past. Ted Hex, thank you for becoming a new member on the rational national. Much appreciated.   It's an aid of the lifetime. I'm advocating not abusing elderly, the elderly, randomly on the street. That's all. That's all I mean. David, David's all about law and order, right? I mean, that's why Trump says. I'm all about process, process. This is for me, former future goblin, ten dollars. Thank you so much, Mike, I'm with you.   Well, thank you so much. Don't encourage me, because I'm going to be bad. Miss Mcconnell. Yeah, yeah, Miss Mcconnell. Oh, you. Dirt devil of five dollars. Thank you so much. Just popping in here to say, Mike is five. Thank you. Again, don't encourage me.  Besides, we're talking hypotheticals.  I don't think you did. You did maybe from me. No, I did on Twitter. I did. Yeah, yeah.  Hey, I didn't say I would save him. I'm just not into abusing the old people. But, you know, that's just me. That's just me. Will with five dollars. Thank you so much. Just found this channel a few days ago. It's cool to see Matt Binder. I've seen him on the Majority Report. Well, hey, I'm glad that you just found me. We do this every single Thursday. And yeah, yeah. And also discovered him from the show. Binder was on the show first and Sam's like, hey, look at that guy. Right. Well, also became a member. So thank you so much. I'm glad that you're digging the content already and have to become a member. That's great. Oh, yeah, sir. Laundromes, five dollar super chat. Thank you says this definitely is not money to pay you to punch an old man promise. Certainly not a specific World War Two veteran who didn't deserve a standing ovation. Well, thank you, Laundromes. Definitely, I definitely will not use it for that purpose. Bay Photo 499 Super Chat. Thank you says first the Canadian Parliament incident and now Jordan Peterson. This might be the most Canadian coverage leftist mafia has ever done. And we didn't even discuss the whole India thing, which I. India thing. What happened there? India apparently killed somebody on Canadian soil. And it's like, oh, this one's amazing. I think I heard about this. But I didn't get a chance to look into it. So yeah, he was a sick leader in B.C. Allegedly. A oppressed minority in India and a lot of them have obviously left to go to Canada. So there's a very large sick population here and he was assassinated and Trudeau presented. But where's this guy? He was he was the leader of the he's a religious leader of the sick people in B.C. British Columbia. It's it's spelled S I K H. Oh, I say, I say seek. Yeah, but it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's so one of my best. Yeah, one of my best friends is sick. It's sick. Yeah, it's sick. Oh, yeah, it's not anything. Is it a Canadian pronunciation? It's not a Canadian thing.  But yeah, so he got assassinated. Trudeau said that there was substantive sorry, substantial evidence that it was Modi, who actually the Modi government that actually authorized the hip because they they have been trying to do ethnic cleansing before in the past. So it's it's pretty controversial. Oh, and then the leader of our conservative party tried to pronounce the guy's name and dropped the N word of parliament. So that happened. Yeah. What? Yep. Yeah. Canada really got down to Canada. That happened in the same week that we honored the Nazi. He dropped the N word in parliament by mispronouncing his name. Yeah, yeah, that was like last week.  You mean I, Jordan Peterson wasn't the most embarrassing this week. Wasn't actually he got a pass. Crowd or two. I'm not sure what that voice was. It sounds familiar, but it's not Jordan Peterson. I try to try to try to it's a little bit a little bit hard. Yeah. Sounds a little bit like a Yoda, Jordan Peterson. Yeah, it's like more of a Yoda. Do or do not, there is no Chinese milking factory for men. That's why it's not familiar, definitely, definitely Yoda. Oh, that's for me. Me. Wanda, thank you for your $2 Super Chat. You made it to the end of Super Chats last week. I did, I did make it last week. I may make it this week. It doesn't seem to too much of a list. Yeah, early. David Fisher, this for me. I think I saw David's name. Yes, love this. Heart, face, heart, face, heart thumbs up. Thank you, David, for your Super Chat. This is also for me. David, how do I join at Tyler Hackner? I don't know what you're talking about. Tyler is is is often in my chat, but I'm not sure what this is about. Forresto, it's amazing how culture has changed.  Meanwhile, my wife reads books about gay werewolves in space. Yeah, times change. Narrator, do you think the Democrats should hold military spending hostage in these government shutdowns or keep giving that away without any resistance? Oh, of course they should. Yes. Yeah, let's see how quick the Republicans cave on that one.  Do they get held up? I think so, right, veterans? Some of them will, at least. I know that they're if you receive V.A. like disability from the V.A. I believe that that gets postponed. Some veterans who are on active duty won't get their payments as far as I know.  I think this is mad. No, no. Oh, OK, this is me. It's just we skipped. Oh, no, I skipped one. I'm sorry. Bay photo with 9.99. Thank you. Further proof government shutdowns are political stunts. People have been predicting the 2023 shutdown since before the midterms. Let's not forget, essential federal employees will still be forced to work without pay. That's exactly it. Yeah. And if you go back to the last two political shutdowns, the first one was Republicans who did it because they wanted Obama to not fund Obamacare, which he very clearly wasn't going to do. And the last one was when Donald Trump was president.  I covered it before, but it's too long. Every single time it's some political stunt.  In this instance, it's like really, really deep cuts to social safety net spending. But yeah, you're right, Bay photo. Narader with a $10 Super Chat. Prospera, Peter Thiel, Mark Anderson, Mark Andreessen, you mean? Sewing Honduras for territory sovereignty. Also another startup, Praxis, is funding the setup of a libertarian sovereign city. Techno fascist Epstein Islands. Yeah, the tech VCs have completely gone full-fash. I mean, it's long been going in that direction, but now it's like mass completely off. I'll look more into both of those for sure. I think I've heard of both of them, but I have to look more into them. Narader with another Super Chat, another $10 Super Chat. Neom, NEOM, The Lion in Saudi Arabia. If you believe AI has real potential to increase productivity and understand the effects of climate change, this should be terrifying to you. Not to be a doomer. Yeah, didn't we talk about this on an episode of this show, or was this on my show? I can't remember. No, we got a Super Chat about it, yeah. Yeah, I remember that. Might have been Narader too, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's a weird thing. It's a very dystopian thing, yeah. For rest of the Super Chat, a decade ago, I could rent a room and live on a single part-time job. Now my house has 2.5 full-time working adults with employee housing and can't live. Yeah, it's rough. This is why all the kids are polyamorous nowadays because when you have three or four people paying rent, you can get by that way. It sounded good before. It sounds even better now. Right. Hey, that's what I've been trying to explain to my wife, but... Yeah. Daredevil of $5, good news, Mike. Biden has eaten so much ice cream, his nuts grew a complimentary waffle cone. I don't know why that sounds absolutely disgusting to me. He does. You said you would lick his nuts. That's what's happened. Yeah, but... If he canceled my student debt, yes, I would take one for the team. Not that it's like, oh, well, maybe I'll do it if Mike does this. He's not considering it, but I would be... I'm trying to express that I'd be very grateful if he canceled my debt. Not gonna happen, but I would love him forever, right? If it's not obvious, Mike speaks sometimes in hyperbole. He doesn't really mean things to you. I'm a very animated Portuguese man, okay? Take me as I am. Fly Chop or Fly, $2 Super Chat. Trump plus elites don't, or and elites, don't go to state school, so not included. I mean, even if they were, even if, I don't know, even let's say for some reason, one of Trump's kids have student loan debt.  Cancel everyone's student loan debt.  More people who are not them will benefit. So it doesn't matter.  I wish people would understand this. Yeah, I know, yeah. Tokyo Hans with the Super Chat and nothing to say, just no one has sent the Super Chat in a while. Why thank you, Tokyo Hans. Fill in the void. This is for me too. Jay Cass with the Super Chat. My brother is a government worker, but is very apolitical. Could you break down as a layman as possible why the government shut down is happening and how pay is affected? Well, because if your brother's a government worker, then their pay is tied to the government being funded. And if the government's not being funded, via the government shutdown, because it's just, I mean, again, it's all theater, it's made up. There's no reason this needs to be voted on. The government has responsibilities and debts to pay. It has the money, it pays them. But we play this game every, I forget how long, how many times we do this, way too much, just at all, obviously, but way too much to begin with. So basically, if the government's not funded, then federal workers don't get paid. Watch my video tomorrow and I'd recommend your brother watch it as well. Also share it on social media, hit the like button, subscribe. No, no, I do, like I try to break it down in a very simple way because if you read these articles about it, it's very complicated because they get into the minutia of who wants what, which branch of Congress is asking for what, it's much more simple than that. So I try to simplify it and I try to make it digestible for folks. So definitely watch that. I'll try to get it up at nine tomorrow. Archangel the super chat, Matt, my browser timed out on me yesterday and I ended up sending the same message three times. Keep them, but I love what you do. Thank you, Archangel. And thank you to your browser, who which is it, Chrome, Firefox? I got to tip my hand to the floor. Troy Clark, $5 a Canadian super chat says, so I want you to have $1 each Canadian a day. I can contribute more in the future. Imagine $1 for all of you. That's very kind of you, Troy. Thank you so much. This one is for me, zero PE 499. Y'all going to talk about Jeng's harebrained scheme to run for president and Nina Turner possibly being VP. I didn't hear that part. I didn't hear that part. I hope that that isn't happening. I know that Nina Turner has a big announcement coming. Somebody said that in a super chat.  What is this, what is the harebrained scheme? Is it just the presidential runners? Do you have some weird wacky like plan for it? It can't see. It's probably just a run. I don't, I don't think it's happening. God damn. But I guess we'll have to Brother, we've got to chill. We'll wait and see.  Chargooned with a $10 super chat. JP Jordan Peterson acts like a teacher. I had an eighth grade at an all girls school with this dude always yelling at us to not draw penises on the desks. Would it have been funnier if he had missed out fire voice like JP? Would have been funnier if he had a missed out fire voice like JP, right? I could, yeah, not draw penises on them. Jordan Peterson does seem like, I mean, he was a teacher. So he obviously is that weird professor. You've seen him give lectures. He's very much. Did you say he did drag Lance? Yeah, there's one photo of him. I've not seen this. I don't know about that. Wow. I'll send you with. Groomer. George Aritt, $5 super chat. Thank you, says congrats to WGA. Now let's hope for a good deal for SAG. Oh, sorry. My name's pronounced. You should start with this. My name's pronounced Aritt, Aritt. George Aritt, thank you so much for your $5 super chat. Yeah, yeah, they reached the deal.  We'll have to see what happened with SAG. I sent you the link. Okay. Oh, this one is for me from Jcast. $5. I'm two hours away from the Mexican border. I literally paid $25 to get wisdom tooth removed. Wisdom tooth removed there would have, would have had to pay 400 out of pocket in the state. Wow. I did not know it was that much. So I had a tooth removed. It was a molar in 2016. And it was 475. But since I didn't get put to sleep, I think I saved money on the anesthesia. So it was like 400. So yeah, it's very expensive here. But yeah, $25. I mean, it's worth crossing the border. They're going to want the wall. It's for me, Ford 8484 with a $10 super chat. I have a brother in the BP that Leen's left, educated in international law. Oh my God. But he's starting to show cracks that are getting me worried. He's moving back to Buffalo soon. Thanksgiving will be awkward. What's the almighty God about? What happened? Oh, I'm sorry. I just looked at the picture of Jordan Peterson in drag. Oh, wait, where is it? I said, I put it in the chat. It's in the chat. I was not expecting it. It's in the group chat. Oh, here. Not what I expected. He looks like that. You know what? That is what I expected. I'm going to get this chat. It's for everyone. I'm so sorry to derail that. That was that. I feel like I have seen this. You've probably seen it. What's the context for this? I don't remember what. His daughter wanted to do it. And he's been a good dad with it. He's been a good dad. Honestly, just like we're joking because there's absolutely nothing wrong with drag. Yeah, you want to do it, do it, right?  Sorry, did you answer this guy's question? What is what is the BP? What is that? What is the BP? Breaking point Buffalo police. Is that it can be so many things. Yeah, Benjamin P. British petroleum. I would assume Buffalo police. Yeah, I think Buffalo police are border patrol, border patrol. Border patrol. Oh, he's moving back to Buffalo. OK, I recognize him being in Buffalo. I didn't realize back to Buffalo. I'm surprised he lived in t