Vašli, sef meste. Kaki vaši dokazacirštvo? Koko inum? Hey, folks. Welcome to the leftist mafia. This is episode 7. So, if you're new to the show, it's very laid-back, very freeform. Right now, it's just me and Mike, and Lance is away for a second. We're gonna have Oley in here. We're gonna have Bender. I believe Illuminati is, she still doesn't have internet at her new place, so she's not here this week. But I believe we also may be having a special guest. But yeah, I'm not sure about the status of that. I do remember Blair saying that she'll be back on the 30th, which is when Comcast will give her internet and dealing with Comcast is no fun. So I'm so sorry, Blair, love to you, but that sounds like a headache. OK. Yeah, moving in general is just the worst. Yeah, it's awful. I think the bad things about Comcast, I've heard that it's an absolute nightmare from yes, from American friends. Yeah, part of the problem is that they have monopolies almost in every single city where they're at. So if you if you have a complaint and, you know, you can't switch to anyone else because that's it.  So this week we're streaming on Facebook. And look at the very first Facebook we have. What is arrest dirty dirtbag Joe Brandon and Hunter Save America. Nice. Nice. Finally, someone said it. Hey, how's it going? Oh, my God. Hey, what's up? I love the Facebook. I love the Facebook. Shout out to the Facebook audience. My audience is 90 percent conservative, and they just keep that page afloat. I love you all. Nice. Mine is 90 percent needs therapy. Like they're just crazy. Oh, yummy. I did my work over the weekend. I watched Avid Elementary like you. Me too. As you said, you liked it?  It's such an adorable show. Oh, my God. Yeah. Yeah, I love it. I'm quite smitten. But I so I used to work in film and television back in the day before I was an internet silly man and the hardest thing to do. Oh, nice. But the hardest thing to do is pilots, like pilots are so tough to write because you got like 20 minutes to introduce all the characters, make everyone fall in love with them, be funny and entertaining and then leave and then make someone want to watch it again. And like the pilot for that show, it's like it's very, very good. It's it's very punchy.  It was like it was well done. Yeah, I love that. Avid Elementary is great. I'm so glad you liked it. I told you what it's so good. Yeah, I got only to like episode four, I think, but I absolutely love it.  She is so hilarious. OK, she's the star of the show. She is the star. I left, I don't know why, but I left so hard when that when the dude came in and he's talking about, well, it's so hot because of climate change.   She follows me on Twitter. Is she really? What's a huge get bigger than there? Yeah, that's bigger than the map. That bender follows me. So I had to fight for that. Sure, your mic, your mic's not on my mic. So no, I don't think so. Oh, it probably does. Yes, probably the computer mic. Yeah, I'm curious. Who's your biggest follows? My biggest follows. Yeah, let's see who follows me. AOC John Cena. John Cena. I have that one, too. But he follows like a lot of people. He's like a weird one, right? So I'm going to check that. Hold on. I have a lot of let me see. He does follow me. What is really happy about it? And I don't follow him. I got to follow. He's probably I can't believe my figure doesn't follow me on Twitter.  And in like a lot of a lot of people follow me, honestly, I mean, I'm trying to think like, yeah, like Susan Serrana, I think it's a big count when I see that. I wonder if she still follows me. I feel like I haven't heard. I should check that one, too. I'm pretty sure she still follows me. He does. Good.  And Serendon was still like on the I couldn't tell where she stood on the door versus like reality. Thankfully, she seems like she's she seems like she's granted. Yes. Yeah. I feel like my biggest follows are like AOC and and Susan Serendon. And I'm blanking on John. John Cusack. That's that's probably like one of the biggest because he's so he interacts all the time and stuff. Like I love him. Let me see. I don't know. Like Sarah Silverman, Jesse Williams. That's big. I don't think I have Sarah Silverman. I have Jesse Williams. I'm trying to think. Honestly, you ever have like like the ones of the things that make you excited or like different than the ones that are like, I wish I knew, too. Like a lot of the big like politicians and journalists that will follow me and I'll only know the biggest my friend will be like, come on me. And I'll be like, I didn't realize like. All right. Yeah, no, I'm trying to think. Oh, Ben, look at you. Even on time. I got quick this week, too. He came in and I'm like, Ben is there in no waiting room. We love it. We love it. So what do you want to miss? Well, we were we talking? Oh, we haven't started yet. We're just we're bragging about our our biggest follows. We're we're doing celebrity flexing. It's pretty embarrassing. Yeah, it really is great. I'm so sorry. I didn't even remember people. Like it wasn't me. So I was saying at the beginning of this when I first began streaming, we are streaming on Facebook this week, as well as YouTube and Twitter. So Facebook is a very different audience. The first chat that we got from Facebook was someone saying arrest Joe Brandon and Hunter Bidens to give you a video. Hell, yeah, hell, yeah. So it's a very interesting place that we are. We are on board, brother. Hi, Mark. I feel like. Can I read this comment? Actually, I could put it on the screen. I really like this comment here. Offshore accounts matter. Ask Nacho cheese anymore. Nazi Nancy. I didn't know what this means, but I love it so much. Yeah, that's a new one. Nacho Nancy. So I don't see Nancy at some point. We can talk about Crowder because this shit's hilarious. It's the rest of you, though, decide. I don't know what should we start with. We can start with something heavier. I'm hearing a little echo of me. I'm not sure if that what's happening there. I don't know. Then it's probably you. Worded to me. Am I echoing? No, I might be not from your end. It's OK. It's fine now. You're not. It sounds good. I'll move my mic away just in case it's me. But, um, yeah, I don't know. Apart from Carter, whatever. Can I? Well, we're going to talk about Crowder a bunch. I guess. Can I can I start with a question to Matt Bender? Because I haven't been able to ask this to you. And you know a lot about mechanics that go on.  So when it comes to the Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy and the 15th votes that it took, there's a lot of people on what some might describe as the clown shoe side of the internet right now, taking a victory lap, saying that forced the vote not only was effective, but it rendered the once far right extremists now powerful members of the Republican Party. I was curious to know your analysis of what took place and what actually happened and what they won. My feelings on forced to vote, after what happened? No, not just your feelings. But like, can you explain what happened? Like, what were the real gains for people like Marjorie Taylor Greene and I guess the losses for society in general? Well, apparently they got some concessions about what is going to be voted on on the House floor. They got some committee, you know, they're some of them were put on committees that they were angling for. But other than that, I mean, I don't see what is that. We'll have to wait and see what actually comes out of it. I mean, just they just got promised things. Some of them didn't get committee spots, but also people like George Santos got committee, various spots on committees because they just don't have the numbers to be screwing around. So they got to make everybody happy to be quite frank. It's not like those 15 got something the others didn't, at least not so far. Yeah. Anything else? Lance, I mean, I just want to still map and just putting on that. I mean, I'll go down. I was like, I was like, well, usually like, you have a really keen sense for numbers and stuff. And like for me, I was like, I know the original idea was that, you know, they leverage what soft power they have to get a ceremonial vote on force to vote, even though they knew it would be DOA by the Senate, right? Like the Senate would never pass it through, but they'd be able to get a ceremonial vote. And to me, a ceremonial vote is kind of pointless because people won't really give you their true feelings because it doesn't matter. They know it could be like, you know, I can just ceremonially say, yes, I support this knowing that it won't actually come to pass. But in this case, it seems like they kind of looked out for themselves, like the far right extremists and like, you know, the guy accused of the human trafficking, the Q and on lady, all of them now have pretty decidedly more powerful positions as a result of holding Kevin McCarthy hostage. Right. We'll really have to wait and see if anything comes out of it. I mean, the idea that this proved force to vote anything is kind of absurd because nothing's happened. I mean, they got some paper promises. They got some committee spots. I mean, so did the squad. They were put on various committees. Yeah, exactly. It's not like they were left out completely. Like we don't know what went on behind the scenes exactly because the difference is the Republicans aired their grievances, whereas the progressive members of the House went and worked with and negotiated with Democrats behind the scenes. So they would, I mean, but there was also very different crowds too. You have to understand that. You know, in the Republican base, there is a large group of base supporters, like voters who are far right and like what the far right does. I mean, look how they elected Donald Trump. Democrats don't have that. The Democratic base is fairly happy with their Democrats. I mean, it sucks, but that's just the reality of the situation. And maybe it was good for those 15 right-wingers to speak to that Republican, that far right base with Republicans because they're much larger, whereas the squad probably would have shot themselves in the foot if they basically were standing in the way of Nancy Pelosi to the Democratic base voters. There's just not the same dynamics going on in either party. Like you have to look at what's going on and strategize based on that. So that's simple. Yeah, I kind of feel like the squad doesn't really know how to play politics as well. They kind of get steamrolled by Democratic Party leadership. And like one thing out of the forced development movement that I absolutely unequivocally agree with is that overall the squad needs to be more antagonistic towards leadership. And every once in a while, you'll see like a good tweet where AOC will vaguely call out leadership, but overall, like I want them to challenge leadership more and the Democratic Party establishment, but we just, we don't get that. And so that is disappointing. And I do agree with the force to vote crowd on that. They just- Well, they have to do it in a way that isn't going to alienate the people they're trying to win over to be quite frank.  Whereas the Democratic base does not. So you have to like, yeah, they need to pick their fights. They need to stand up to Democratic leadership, but also not do it in a way that gets around the clock, week-long coverage of how they're undermining the party, like the 15 right-wingers on the Republican side did where they did definitely speak to their base and got support from them, but to the rest of the people who are paying attention, they made themselves look, well, dumb. Yeah. Yeah. That was my read. I was just curious if I was correct in my assessment. So I'm glad I'm validated. That's what I came here for. And I'm happy to have that feeling. Well, I'm glad I could help you feel good about yourself. You can validate me? Thank you. Thank you for validating me. I'm Matt Binder. I appreciate it. It's good to feel validated every once in a while. You're welcome. I appreciate you appreciating me for validating you. So what else is going on this week? Oh, Leigh, what's been going on in your world? What have you been following or what stood out to you? Any news? Any things? No, nothing, actually. I was just reading our chat and I saw, I see people screaming about, like, are you all going to talk about Crowder? And I'm like, who is fat? So I was just like, how do you talk about that? I've been talking about that for the past like hour and a half. Should we just start with all the wheels and all the back and forths? I think we should. That's what's on everyone's minds. Yeah. And now Candace has jumped in. Just like with the speaker fight, the people want us to talk about something and being that we are good progressives, we're going to give the people exactly what they want and not challenge anyone on that. So there you go. So if you'd like, I could intro this. I did a video on this today.  I watched the full hour from Daily Wire and the full 30 minutes from Steven Crowder. Basically, right now, there's a bit of a feud going on between Steven Crowder and the Daily Wire. Steven Crowder was with Blaze TV, a conservative network he no longer is as of the beginning of this year. So he was offered a contract with the Daily Wire for $50 million over four years. 12 and a half million a year. That is more than Anderson Cooper makes at CNN who apparently makes 12 million. Or Tucker apparently as well. That's because mainstream media is not playing with the money we're playing with here. Why though? Oh yeah. Why? Why? It's being cut by the Matrix. That's why. Why are they offering him so much money though? Why? It's hard to say because he's not worked that much. I will, to be clear, it's 12 million and Crowder takes care of the production costs. So Crowder has like I think like six, seven people on staff. So they're the ones that do the editing, the shooting, all that stuff. So it's 12 and a half million for the whole group for a year. But even still, is he worth that much money? So basically, Steven Crowder came out pissed off about this offer that he got from Daily Wire. 50 million. What do you mean? Hold on, hold on. Right? Yes. Wait, what? Bad about the money? Yes, he's not just the money. So specifically, he's mad that there are elements in the contract saying, hey, if you are taken off of YouTube, well, then we have to deduct a certain amount off of the contract because we no longer are making any money back from you. So that applies to Spotify, Facebook, whatever.  Yes, exactly. He wants some money without any strings attached. As if, why would they give him 50 million and not expect to recoup the costs at all? Like, I still, so I- Or out of protection. Like it's such standard boilerplate. Like, this is what a major entertainment corporation is going to do.  Steven Crowder is the asset. They're gonna insulate themselves from potential risk because they know they see in his catalog, he's gonna be racist for money or transphobic for money. That's his- I mean- That's his role. Also to the person in the comments who said it was Illuminati, okay? She is. Her internet wasn't set up. She'll be here next week, though. She just moved. She will come out and work. Yeah. So I have a clip having to do with this specific point of Crowder taking issue with some of these parts in the contract. Let me play this here. If I can. No, that's not it. Wait, here we go. Here we go, here we go. Don't sign something that has another $100,000 daily penalty if it's not signed off on beforehand. This is the best part.  You can lose $100,000 a day. Hey, anyone wonder why there's burnout and anyone wonder why you have kids come up and they leave and never to come back?  Every day you miss coming into work, you think you'd be stressed? What world is Crowder living in?  They don't lose $10,000 a day. Don't make it $10,000 a day.  That's what I'm sick of, but all these kids talk about this noise. It's upsetting. Where is the self-awareness? Have you rich people problems amongst rich people? You see what I'm saying? You can't be aware. Come on, bro.  What are you, how stressed you gonna be like? What? What? What you'll find, you want? You want, bro? You're fine is more money than people are making for.  Yeah. I was like, people would lose a finger for a million dollars. Like people would actually cut off their fingers for a million dollars. I would let them take one of my arms for at least five million. Like they could just take an arm. Mike, you gotta play video games. I was trying to keep it. You sign crazy here, contract. All right, we're doing this. We're going here.  You know what I mean? It's not even, what do you think? I have fleeced so many times. Are you kidding me?  That's right. He called it a slave contract. Yes. He called it a slave contract. A 50 million dollar contract. And by the way, in Daily Wire's video, so the Daily Wire, the co-CEO is the guy in that video. I'll show you a clip from that in a second as well. He says that that was the floor, that he's open to negotiation to give Crowder more than 50 million over four years. 50 million was just for negotiation purposes. He said, actually, let me play this clip because this also exposes how Crowder is, he has claimed his entire life that he is independent, answers, answers to absolutely nobody. Yet in this video, as I am buying time as I get it out here, this, he completely exposes himself for being an individual who, here you go, check this out, who is not in fact independent. We don't have audio. I thought it'll work no more. I'm not getting any audio. Oh, you're not getting audio? No. I'm not either. Oh, weird. What the, okay, let me deal with that. As we continue discussing Steven Crowder. Basically, if I can't get the audio on this, this co-creator of the Daily Wire is our co-CEO is explaining all the billionaires that have backed Steven Crowder over the years. So he mentions three of them here. He talks about how ever since he has known Steven Crowder, he has worked for someone else and he names one billionaire, then another billionaire, then another billionaire. Crowder has never actually been independent, which goes to the point that this is why Crowder is so incensed by this contract because he has never, he has always had wealthy benefactors that have no strings attached.  He's very pro-capitalism when it comes to his policies, but all of a sudden he sees a real contract and he's freaking out because he realizes this is what a real contract is, or at least he doesn't realize this is what a real contract is. He thinks this is crazy, but this is just very normal. And the guy that knew he's so reasonable, by the way he explained it in the plainest terms. He's like, I'm just trying to say that we want to insulate ourselves. This is an investment. That's all this is. This is nothing personal. We're against big tech. We're not working for big tech. What are you talking about? Do you want me to try to share the clip, David? Yeah, you try. On my end. I don't know if that'll make a difference, but I will try. I think it was because I was showing the window and not the actual tab. That may have been the problem. Let's see. If you can share the tab. The issue with my computer is that there's weird audio with the My Mac. Okay, let me try to see if this works. Don't enjoy the same luxuries that we do of being independent? Stephen, the whole time I've known him has worked for someone else. He was paid by people. Can you all hear that? Yeah. Okay. KTV when I met him, which was owned by a billionaire at the time. Then he was paid by CRTV for a number of years, which was owned by a billionaire at the time. Then he was paid by the Blaze, which was subsidized by a billionaire. And he didn't necessarily have to be profitable. And he doesn't know for a fact that he was profitable, because as he has said very publicly, all those companies, none of them really shared all the information about what was happening with them. So Stephen feels very certain that his show was always profitable, but he doesn't know that his show was profitable. Don't enjoy the same luxuries that we do of being independent. Yeah. Oh my God, we, it's the we for me. It's the we, I, oh my God. Like, it's fascinating, because these are the people who will like, you know, get so upset and so incensed when you try to talk about like white privilege or entitlement. These are the people that are paying other people out to like want to be like a welfare state or something.  You have to know when you have it.  Like you have to know what kind of problems you have, right? Like you can be reasonable with yourselves. They're like, what, what? And he does kind of know, because in his initial video, he never disclosed how much the contract was for. It wasn't until Daily Wire came out with their response that they mentioned the 50 million. He never mentioned the 50 million. So he has some awareness of how much money that is and how if he mentioned that a little bit of the sympathy would have gone away. He responded though, again, after they released their response and then Ben Shapiro also said it's $50 million. He came out saying it was never about the money. Okay. It wasn't about the money. Like he's trying to make it seem as if he's- He recorded them too. Yeah. He recorded them. And he played it on a rock board. My favorite tidbit from this whole thing is that apparently, according to Will Summer of Daily Beast, apparently, when Steven Crowder initially released his video without mentioning the company that offered him the money and how much money he was offered, Jordan Peterson tweeted out support for Steven Crowder. And then once Jordan Peterson found out that the company that Steven Crowder was knocking is the company that he works for, the Daily Wire Ben Shapiro's company. So then he went and deleted his support for Steven Crowder. So good.  Do we have that one, Mike? I have it. Yeah. If you want to, if you want to watch that too. I think it's worth it. It's very juicy. Also, Matt Walsh commented as well. He didn't mention Steven Crowder by name, but it's obvious who he's talking about.  Yeah. So that thing happened here other than nobody wanted to pay Steven Crowder $120 million.  Like this is like normal. You could get back and forth. And they were going to make up for his loss. So people that are upset by his video, also not what it was, but. They watched it. They're now going to give him a dollar, whatever it costs to be in the Mug Club. And they're going to become the $120 million that he feels that he deserves. First of all, we're just going to say this, unrelatable, unrelatable. People are trying to pay for bacon and eggs right now at the grocery store, trying to buy a steak. We're over here crying because somebody couldn't meet you at $120 million. And it is crying. I don't like it.  There are plenty of things that happen across all organizations in the military movement where I will say that I empathize with Steven Crowder. I'm saying that sometimes you feel like a cynic, which is like, is everybody selling out? Are people doing this? Are people doing that? There are a lot of things that Daily Wire has done that I disagree with. There's a lot of things that Turniporn is over that I disagree with. There are things, perhaps, that Pragerview has done that I disagree with. I have worked with all of these companies, right?  All you had to do was tell them that and tell them what you didn't like and go back and forth with lawyers and everybody else. I think it's crappy. I think Steven is a little egocentric. He probably will do better on his own. I don't think he knows, so play on a team. And by the way, the last thing I'm gonna say, because I'm going on Tim Pool tonight, so I'm gonna say it anyways later, is that I'm pretty sure, wasn't it Steven Crowder who also screwed over somebody he used to work with? Was it not Gay Jared? Because he had him tied up in a contract. Wasn't that Steven Crowder who did that? So is he supposed to be the moral high bar? Or are we not supposed to call him out for that? Here's the thing. Steven, why don't you release not Gay Jared from his NDA and allow him to talk about how he felt he was treated by you? Because I know that at the blaze, everyone says that you're actually not that nice.  So I don't like it. It stinks to high heaven. And I'm calling you out on that. Because I think it was crappy that you threw mud on me. Did it the first time via a tweet a long time and though you're not doing it a second time?  That's all it's really about. No, because this is the part calling the cattle unrelatable hypocritical grifter. That's all this is. That's all it's about.     Don't give him what he wants.  This is a thing. Shit. Like, give me a break. Okay, and this goofy looking funeral down.  Like, that's what I don't like. I just want to just have you pride. Just keep a g-feel. Like, just say you don't like him. Just say you don't like him. You don't like him. But then you need to offer up this rationale condemning him that is easily applicable to you. Just let me know.     Oh, my god. Listen to that talk, I'm like. Oh, my god. I'm not sure what else there is to add to that discussion. I mean, that's, I guess, really, it sounds like Crowder's not going to take the contract. Like, his new video sounds like he's pretty definite on that. So he's more on that. The bridge has been burnt, but I don't know if you noticed. In his video, he basically is doing all of this, in my opinion, to start a new grift. Like, he's saying, well, if all of you want to find this new empire, no question. Yeah, he could start his own daily wire. Also, can I have a heart take that I don't know is a little unpopular? But how much do people like us who run our mouths for a living want to run our mouths? Like, it's always like when you think about it, you have your own platform. You have a million different channels in what you talk.   Like, why is there no ability to accept that, like, different rooms is different stuff? Like, I recognize I can't go on the hill cussing and carrying on the way I want to do in my video and stuff like that. Like, you know what I mean? Like, no one has to tell me that. We don't have to have a fight about that. Like, I recognize some people with their contracts and agreements. Like, you understand that. I'm very sick.  Like, average person goes through life, not even really. No one gives an F what they think. They don't get to express themselves.  We run our mouths. A whole thousands of people know what we think on any given issue. We run our mouths so much that people can guess what we think about an issue before we say it. And it's just like, oh my god, 50 million, but they have terms. Oh, OK.   Exactly. He doesn't have other channels to say it. If he wants that freedom, he doesn't that don't take the 50 million. Like, that's like to go on to go on to complain about it. That goes to your point, Mike. This is a new grip. This is a way to get people into his mug club and give him money. It's all, it's all just trapped. And this comparison I made as well with in my video. Look at our sets. All of us. Do we have like multimillionaire sets, like crews behind this? No, we don't have these billionaire back. We don't have all this unlimited cash coming into us. These people on the right, it's clear what they are fighting for because of the people that give them money. What? Why else do they have that money? Why else are billionaires feeding Crowder for years and years and years without any strings attached? Why would they do that? Because he's there in their economic interest.  Mike with some panels, like Matt with a white... Hey! My wall, this is my wall. Oley, you have a nice room. It's a little different.  We don't have money, right? Like it's a much, it's a whole different thing here. And it just, the point being, you know what we're about, right? Like we, we are not fighting for billionaires. That's, I think that's very clear from our commentary, but also you can tell based on what we have. I just like, it's like a privilege that I find like kind of sickening. Cause I guess maybe it's something about having, like being a public defender or something and you know what poverty and stuff look like and yadda, yadda, yadda. I just have it in my mind, like even my own self. Like, you know, a few years ago, three years ago, I considered myself firmly the broke.   I pay my rent, I love my own apartment and I feel like very blessed and aware of like the privilege and I am not somebody that collects like, I'm an immigrant. So I have a work visa that stops me from getting paid in all of the ways and whatever it is. So I only get one 32nd of what is financially I could and would bring in. And I feel still very much so like by reason of looking at the world around me, like you're doing well. My problems are not, you know what I'm saying?    But I'm supposed to hear you talk about 50 million.   There's literally nothing I could ever do in my life that's gonna have me talking about a $50 million contract. What are you talking about? If somebody wanted to give me $50,000 right now I'd be like, seriously? Yeah.  You invoke slavery for 50 million dollars. He also, okay, I want to add one thing. He made fun of Colin Kaepernick for apparently turning down millions for a principled stance. So that's one thing he's already done. And then a second thing, he said he has comparable offers. He's like, this was one of many offers that have gotten around the same price range. So other people have been shooting them $40 to $50 million for your contracts as well. And like he keeps saying this is about big tech. It has nothing to do with big tech. All it says is that again, like if any of these big tech companies decide to demonetize you, we want to recoup our losses. You're an investment, we want an ROI.   And the reason that's in there is because they clearly are giving him full editorial control of his show. Like, you can't ask for both. You either get the full blown editorial control and then take the hit when you get, there's consequences for what you produce or you let daily wire oversee it to make sure that you don't get hit. And there are no consequences to what you produce. I mean, you really can't have it both ways, but that's what Crowder wants obviously. It's just unreal. They just do so much whining. There are always going to be some regulations. It exists somewhere. There's no just totally, truly internet platform unregulated spaces, whether or not you run into it in your content. And for me, anytime I go on TikTok, anytime I try to go on TikTok and upload a video in a minute, the minute I do it, TikTok be like, oh, this is violated guidelines. Yeah. Oh yeah.  And then I go back to it. No, no campaign. I know no marching. Like, like, like, like does it? Right? We could be cashing in. I covered this week how Hassan put out a pro Black Lives Matter video on MLK Day and TikTok permabanned him and his editor. And it wasn't until there was a news story about it that they reinstated his account because it was so blatantly racist. There's nothing. That's how it, no, that's exactly what TikTok gives it up about my content. And you know what I say?  So, like, I anticipate this. Like, I don't know what, I don't know what, I don't know what fully frees me. So I just be like, oh, okay, damn.  So let me go back there. The way these people just like, oh my God, like any level of anything, like, you have rules, like things come into play. Like I saw, I was looking at the YouTube comments on yours on Rational National, David. And I decided I like your audience. I was like, okay, I like these people. Yeah, I, you know, I already love black people. They're mostly good. Yeah, they mostly said wonderful things about me, except Mudslinger88. I just wanted you to know. I'm gonna wait a name. I don't think he's watching right now.  Imagine if he's baked right now watching this story.  They were like, they were like, what'd he say? He was like, he was like, oh, there, he said, Ole, he was like, Ole adds nothing. She's not a good fit. She's just too loud and obnoxious and something. And I was like, that is, you are somebody who lacks taste.  That is what they call a bad take, an unpopular opinion. And I just want you to know, it is not lost to me.  And all the other ones was wanted and they were like, she has too big of a personage. It becomes a one woman show.  I've been waiting, I've been waiting like, I've been like, I see you, boy. But the comments were very, very positive. And I noticed somebody was like, Ole's gonna get them demonetized, cursing. And so I don't know the YouTube rules. So someone, thank you for telling me. I was like, let me try and make sure I don't mess up David's money. I'm gonna try to curse less. It's actually, it's the Twitch rules, not the YouTube ones. YouTube is actually pretty, they allow a lot of horrible hate speech. It's Twitch. YouTube is so back and forth though.    But I actually turned off monetization on this video. So there's like, there's just super chats, but I don't want to have to deal with, I feel like every time a video gets demonetized on YouTube, it impacts every other video of mine. So I'm just like, I'm just gonna demonetize these podcasts, we can enjoy ourselves, not have any restrictions really.  To make so much on YouTube that you can tell when something is affecting it. Oh, I know, you can tell based on views. Honestly, I don't notice any difference in any videos. I make the amount I make because of super chats mainly. So I have no idea of monetization wise for ads. I don't even.  It takes your whole channel for like a week. It's horrible, yeah. I don't have a YouTube channel yet. So I don't know the ins and outs. I'm gonna come to y'all in due time. When's that coming? Sometime in the next this year. This year, I'm working on it. I'm working on it. It's gonna come this year, this year. Y'all see, I'm moving way, I'm moving towards it. I feel like YouTube is the most fair, but it's absolutely not perfect. Like comparing YouTube to TikTok or Twitch, YouTube is the best for creators. But the problem is there's zero communication and no transparency. They just kind of like create these changes, don't tell anyone. And we just, like we're trying to learn as we go and we've been doing this for years and years and years. So it's still better than the alternatives, but it is frustrating. But still, like going back to this conversation about Steven Crowder and privilege, it's like I used to work in retail and fast food as long as I can pay the bills. Like I talk for a living. Like I could never imagine telling my audience how difficult my job is. I literally talk, that's it. And so like these motherfuckers, they do less than us because they don't have to do research. They literally just make things up. Whereas we at least, even though we still talk, we read, we do research, but they don't. So their job is, they talk for a living and their job is easier than ours. And they're still complaining and they think that their audience is going to compromise with them. Yeah. All of us, I'm assuming all of you get paid based on like people supporting each one of you individually, right? Patreon, some ad revenue from the videos and that kind of stuff, but you all don't have like the Koch brothers backing you. I don't have big oil, big tech, or anyone got a Soros check yet, because I'm told I'm supposed to get one. I don't see it, but.   Ever since you said that like, none of us have fancy backgrounds, but you're in a green screen. I put you in Scrooge McDuck's vault. You see? I should change that. I should change that to my background. That's pretty sweet. Speaking of new backgrounds, I actually have a new background, a brand new set coming on Monday, funded by George Soros. It's going to be really cool looking. My main, my main set. Yeah, no, of course, I have to actually lay it out. Like I'm being sarcastic. It's not funded by George Soros. The total cost was like $350.  So look out for that on Monday. Whoa, expender. Yeah, yeah. We're getting rid of the wallpaper brick folks. So I'm really excited about that.  It's going to be, it's going to be pretty, pretty nice. I have your old set and I'll just take that. Yeah, replace mine. You know what I'm so thankful for? So if, if you remember, like you can kind of see my sets behind me.  Like she just grabs them, yanks them off or she'll like rubber butt, like they're higher. So she can't really reach them but she like rubs her body on it so she gets cat hair on it. And so I have to go through with the lint roller. That's going to be gone.  Like I'll have it on the ceiling and stuff just for sound improvement, but that'll be gone. So yeah, yeah. Big spender here, $350 set. Really excited. That's very dope. Yeah, yeah. Good for you. So also this week, George Santos, aka Anthony, aka Katara. What are our thoughts on all the new lies from George? So I did a video on George Santos's new lies and there were so many that actually forgot to include one that had come out that day. Cause I just, it has eight months. He also pretended, so what I forgot in my video was that he pretended to be he claimed on a radio show, this is from last year, that he was an art curator and the Metcalfe no longer let him in because he became too, or because they became too woke. So he couldn't, he could no longer be in the Metcalfe. Okay. I somehow forgot to include, that's a hilarious lie. That's in addition to his mom dying on 9-11 in the Twin Towers. That's in addition to him stealing $3,000 from a vet with a dog with cancer. It sounds like a joke, but like that happened. And then, in addition to him being a drag queen.   There's no one person that knew it all. No one was paying attention. His mother was just lying in the wind. Like, he was just like, just like, just like, just like. But everyone lies on the resume. They all embellished on the resume. That's the defense. We all embellished on our resume. No, bro. Your mom died at 9-11, but didn't. So like, come on. These are survivors of the Holocaust. The craning Holocaust survivors. He's a literal.  His whole thing was like my mom died on 9-11, and then it was, no, she died later, but she was working in the towers. Which wasn't even true. Right, and now it's, and now she was, yeah, she wasn't even in the country until 2003. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Incredible. Yeah, yeah. The dog one kind of ruins the magic for me. I said this earlier on the majority report. Do we know for sure that his mom is even dead?  Of course we go. No, of course not. No, she's dead because he asked for money for her funeral. That's how they know. He actually, that's the way they report. Well, I need the certificate, and I need it from, not from him, I need it from the official. Let me ask you something. I need it from Brazil. Let me ask you something.  Like, I used to have a thing when I was young, like people who would like not make sense to me. I would literally think they're a figment of my imagination.   She's just here with me.   Like all the things she would say to me are like, oh, we have that a mile, we have that a mile.      I knew someone wasn't adding up. I knew the math, it wasn't math thing. Like this is like, this is like, who is the person that is like, you're like, how is this? What are you telling me? I don't, who is this? You gotta have a person like that you've met. Yeah, I think we all know so, at least someone varying degrees of- Yeah, not as bad, but- Yeah, that was sure enough. But this is a whole new- No, Santos, no, nobody's as bad as Santos. That's what I'm saying to us. That's what I'm trying to express to the room is that he's a figment of our collective imagination. Okay. That's what I'm trying to get off. I'm dying to show you all the response to the drag queen allegations because somebody had like the best response I've ever seen. So let me share this really quick because this- And by the way, it's the only thing he's actually tried to deny. Like everything else is like, you'd ignore again. And then it's because the right wing doesn't like this. That's why. This is the one the right wing doesn't tolerate. Yeah, so he- If they have an elected official who's a drag queen, that's a real thing you can say out loud. So he says, the most recent obsession from the media claiming that I am a drag queen or performed as a drag queen is categorically false. Remember those words. The media continues to make outrageous claims about my life while I am working to deliver results. I will not be distracted nor fades by this. Look at this response. Fades from me. Like, I only- Like, girl. Yeah, this is the best. Yeah, this one. This one showcases it perfectly.  Like, how are you going to deny this? Wait, wait, wait, that's not a Photoshop picture.  No, no, no, the first one is the two people that are- You can match the teeth. They're on top of each other. Wait, let me see.  Okay, let me pull it up. Computer, enhance, enhance. You can match the teeth on both of them and you can tell it's the same teeth. Yeah, yeah. Oh, sorry. So, yeah, one person overlays his face on Katara, who he is as a drag queen. Yep. And then go to the next screen.  And then the next, it's a perfect angle, too, because this is how his face, like, come on. That's obviously him, like, bro. Yeah. And to my thumbnail- Nothing is wrong with this. No, no, why? That isn't the issue. The issue is that he's in the Republican party that right now are calling Drag Queen's groomers and that these are grooming events. Like, this is why he came out to denounce. This is the only lie he's tried, or the only thing of his, claim of his that he's denounced. He's a mess.   He did denounce that, too. Yeah, oh, did he? Yeah, he did deny that. After the drag queen, of course.  Okay, so I remember Ola Yemi last week. I was, maybe the week before I was telling you, I was like, I love him. He's like Santa Claus.  It was just like, how did someone climb the ranks and become the superpower? I'm not superpower, but rise to the level that he is, New York's third congressional district. We're elected official and have all these skeletons in his closet. One of those skeletons is that somewhat he, like there was a dying dog who needed an operation. Someone did to go fund me. He took all the cash, ran, and the dog died. Yeah.  It was the dog of a homeless veteran and it was their service dog, too. Yeah.  It's almost like, if you put that on TV show, it would seem unrealistic. Like just the- No, no one would believe- It's too perfect, a homeless vets dog with cancer. That's the money that he stole. It's an electric Republican. Like it's insane. It's very American psycho, little boy.  Like, he's an actor. He's clear. I mean, child, I don't- I don't- I don't know. I can't make sense of it. Like, living your life like that. I can't put my shoes on.  It's not even like reasonable lies with it.  Why, bro? Yeah. What's going on? You gotta keep track of that stuff. How do you keep tabs on any of these things? I don't think he- I don't think he has it. He's just- He's just- He's just- He's just- He just doesn't care. He is not keeping tabs on this.  Like, nobody paying attention to him, just tweeting in the wild, but real life. He's also- No, he's just saying that- This is a hilarious moment. His former roommate was on CNN with Anderson Cooper, and his roommate's talking about how he still- once stole a scarf from me. And I never saw the scarf. Like, the scarf meant a lot to him. He was given to him by his friend on the anniversary of his dad's death. So he's like, Santos stole the scarf. They show a photo of Santos at the Stop the Stealer Rally wearing the scarf. He's at the Stop the Stealer Rally wearing a scarf that he stole from his roommate. Like, it actually- It's just crazy. It's like a very funny gag movie. Like, it's a very funny movie. No one would believe it. I can't help but laugh. It's just- It's so outlandish. It's so insane. It's a film. Like, he's a method actor. I'm convinced. Like, convinced. He's an elaborate role. It's an elaborate role. Yeah, an elaborate role. They're recording this. They're filming it. We're being punked as a nation. We'll see the documentary in, like, a year and a half. So this is how I got into Congress. Right.  It's like Tila Tequila in politics. Like, that's what it's given.  Whatever. Let's see what's next. Like, okay. It doesn't got to make sense. It doesn't got to be cohesive. Did you- So when I went away, did you all talk about the Baruch volleyball thing? Because that was also really funny. How the- I think the head of the Nassau County Republican Party, like, they all denounced him. And they called him to resign. Nassau. Nassau. Okay, Nassau. Thank you. I'm just a few blocks outside George Sandlow's- Oh, are you? Okay. Okay, okay. Yeah, the Republican, this dude is like, yeah, you know, and he was telling me that he went to Baruch College and he was a star volleyball player. And, you know, he was boasting about his credentials there with the sport. Turns out he didn't even attend the school. And, like, the way that he told the story was so funny. Yeah. Sorry. Sorry. Well, that's not just me. Here we go. So let's see if the audio works. Let me do a little clip first. The main thing that really kind of- Good. All right. So this is the scarf thing I was talking about. This is his former- This is Sandlow's former roommate on CNN. This is just great. The main thing that really kind of hurt me was when I went to visit him in his flushing home in 2018, I came for a few days. And when I got back to Boston, I noticed a Burberry shirt and a Burberry scarf were missing.  I'm terrible. But the Burberry scarf, I think the reason why it bothered me so much was because my best friend, Danielle, had given it to me on the anniversary of my grandfather's passing. And it was more of a sentimental value and, you know, a materialistic value. I understand. He was actually wearing something he took from you at a pre-January 6 rally in Washington? Is that the scarf? He has the audacity. Yes. Give me a minute. He's wearing the scarf. A stolen scarf to steal the election rally. You have to have the audacity. Quite frankly, I don't actually have that much audacity. So when you saw him standing here, this podium, were you like, that's the scarf that I got on the, that relates to my grandmother's death? I mean, that's got to be infuriating. There was a few choice words that I won't share with you. But yes, I was livid. First of all, I'm sorry, I have to switch teams. Forget all of y'all. I'm pro bono representing George Pandos right quick. First of all, he's wearing that scarf. Let's start there. Like, not my Uber Eats trying to call me. Hold on a second. Buzz the door. Hold on. Buzz the door. All right. Okay. Back to what I was saying.  Kinda do you know how much you have to hate him?  Have been somebody's roommate. Back in the day.  I got something. Okay. Okay. To me to be fair this was the end of this interview. There was a lot more before it. That wasn't just about the scarf. Stop way too much. But, um, so that would have been pretty great, though, if Anderson Cooper did introduce him as we have it with us right now, George Santos is former roommate whose scarf was stolen from him by Santos. Oh my God. Right now. That would have been amazing. Wait. Why is everyone leaving? We'll come back also during the same interview. So his roommate talked about how not to defend not to defend George Santos either, but I mean, this is definitely not defending him, but just to, to move this conversation on another point, uh, very, very bizarre to remember the scarf as the scarf were given to me on my grandfather's anniversary of his death. I'm sorry. It is a weird place. This is a weird time to give somebody a gift, but I don't know. I just figured they had some relationship, some friendship that they understood that weird present. I don't know. No, this scarf was given to me when my grandfather died actually on the anniversary of his death or something like that. Like let's say it was grandpa's scarf. I don't know. I just think it's a, it's a, it's a bad thing, but, but that's like the Santos. I'm just throwing out a little aside, but point this, Santos, go ahead. His roommate also mentioned how he was close with, with Santos's mom actually.  It's just kind of like, so his mom didn't really even take her own son seriously.   He just makes things up. No big deal.  It's just, um, as an attorney, I just want to say that that is short, Santos scarf, um, he adverse possessed that.  You see the scarf, he wearing this kind of hiding it from you. He's giving you notice. It's open. It's all styles that are, it's exclusive.    You clearly don't want it that bad.  Also that's nuts. Like people take like, you punk, like people take clothes on. I like you don't much clothes. I take for my best friend. All my favorite articles are cool thing. Like I can't even be sure on a dish shirt isn't hers. Like imagine she come to say something about me the minute I'm in trouble. Like, girl, she stole my shirt. Oh, wow. You're a hater this way. That thing on it. Yeah. That on its own, whatever, but it's just funny in addition to everything else and the fact that you wore it at a stop the steel rally. Yeah, it's just too perfect. That's why I'm on his side.  Like you just be like, yeah, clearly. Yeah, it's lying about he has to lie 10 times a day. I'll see it explodes. Like he's like the movie speed with the bus has to stay over for a while now. Or it blows up. He's got to keep lying. Like they might round me and then cool coincidentally used to lie a lot. We'll talk about people who lie like people who lie so much. If they tell you the sky is blue, you got to go outside and check. Like that's all this bad.  But what's the fun in that? Absolutely. Yeah, yeah, I've known people who are like that where every story you can tell that they're embellishing and it's like, OK, that happened. But never to this extent, never to the point where you're like literally scamming people and stealing the money from their dying dog. Like, that's just that takes it to a whole new level. Like, I feel like this man is a publisher. Yeah, yeah, that's the wild part. It's crazy to me. It genuinely is shocking. Like it's hard.  David, when you were doing research for your Santos video, did you see the video like this old one where he was in like some TV debate and they asked this one guy, like, what do you like to do when you relax?  That's a good night for me. And Santos gave virtually the exact same answer just in a different order. He was like, well, I like to eat ice cream, usually Hagan DOS. I like to be comfortable. So I wore pajamas.  I didn't see that. He just it's so weird. He just parroted his answer and everyone's like, well, that's a good day. I'm like, well, that sounds too funny. Yeah, I'll pull it up. It was on Twitter somewhere. Santos Ice Cream. Yeah, Hagan DOS, maybe Santos might be enough to find it. Oh, here. I found it. I found it. OK. Oh, my God. Nice. I got a new one when you haven't seen it. There's just there's so there's how can we keep track of them? There's just way there's just way too many. All right. Yeah, this is it. Well, so Mr. Zimmerman, name one of your favorite family traditions. Oh, my goodness. Absolutely. New Year's Eve.  So that's great thing. It begins with delicatessen. It goes into it goes into Hagan DOS. There's always a staple, usually popcorn as well. Mr. Santos, your favorite family tradition. Our favorite family tradition is just family time. We've always been, you know, it doesn't matter if it's a Tuesday night or if it's a Sunday night or if it's Christmas, every moment we can get together. That's kind of a down time. It's sweatpants, pints of Hagan DOS all over the place. Wow. All right.  Goddamn. Oh, my God. Oh, my God.  Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He's not a worker, he looks like how Johnny Depp looks in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory like the same way. Yeah, there's something going on in his head. Did it work out or something? Like something's going on there. This is a setup. I'm telling you, this is some kind of larger joke. Do you guys remember that Kristen Wigg character on SNL when she was the character, that woman, she played a character who always tried to one up? Like she would obviously be making something up and trying to one up whoever she was on the screen with. Like someone would be like, oh, I just won the New York City Marathon. And she's like, oh, that's really great. That's really great. I just won the New York State Marathon. Yeah, I remember that. That's hilarious. Oh, my God. That's that's him. Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't go like. Absolutely. Like comic book movies, that too. Yeah, the romantic comic book for me.  That's him. Yeah. So that's so I I mentioned on my in my video that I think and I got some pushback on this, but I think I am right to say this.  Trump lies for ego. Trump's lies are more impactful on society. Do more damage to, you know, the country, the world. But in terms of just the actual lies themselves, Donald Trump didn't say his parents, there's mom died and I'm left. Like, there's like, there's even limited not. Again, this is not a defense of Trump. We're just like looking for the biggest liar of all time here. I can't think of anyone that tops Santos like Santos is if that's even his name, his name is actually Anthony or whatever. But, you know, hard to agree on that. The standards is worse than Trump. Trump, at least, like he has a minimal amount of self-awareness. Santos has none. And that's not to say that Trump has a lot, but like a minimal amount to where you kind of like lower the level of the lies so they're not as outrageous, even though sometimes they do cross that line.  Santos just like fabricates this out of thin air. Like there's a real difference there.   There's I really can't wait to see how he tries to lie himself into trying to stand by these lies that have already been outed. Like, like he just how he doesn't know the homeless vet.  Of course she did. And you know how I know that's right. My father is Osama Bin Laden. I mean, I'm waiting for him to completely just continue. Like that's actually low bar there. Like, oh, I don't know that guy will say what he comes up with. When eventually people start, you know, he's going to find they're going to find like the tech vet who apparently forwarded this veteran to Santos's quote unquote charity organization for animals. They're going to find all these people who are going to back up the story. And then he's going to have to go from, oh, I don't know that guy to twisting and slithering his way into trying to convince everyone that. Oh, I forgot. I did know him, but insert insane story here. Yeah, it's just comedy for us, though, but for the Republicans, they got to actually wonder where is this all going? Like, you know how much Republicans already came out?  This is just can't wait. Yeah, but they were state Republicans in New York. When it comes to the house, they want those numbers.  They they're going to stand by Santos for the next two years. I can't imagine Santos winning reelection, but like for the next two years, they're going to they want those numbers. They're going to try and keep them as long as they can. No, they won't elect to drag Queen twice in a row. I can't see the Republicans. Oh, no, no, no. That's when they drop a line. Like, you could lie about your mom dying. You could scam veterans or homeless who need surgery for their dogs. But if you put on that drag costume, that's when you become a groomer excommunicated.  Like, you can't unless you're Rudy Giuliani, because Rudy Giuliani actually got a motorboat from Donald Trump. So I can't forget Rudy is the exception. Yeah, well, because he's put out, you know, to the president. So that's I think that's probably why I don't think it matters. I think he's going to have a very hard time getting reelected because, you know, the district he represents isn't isn't really a red district was held by Democrats previously. In fact, George Santos won in 2022 by less than he lost by in 2020. Wow. Yeah. So it was just it was a turnout issue, honestly. And the the person that I forgot his name. I think it's Swazi, the Democrat who previously held that seat. He wasn't running again. So it was a new Democrat versus a Republican who challenger. So, you know, everything was sort of in a midterm election. So everything was sort of turned around. Also, a big chunk of this district is in Long Island. And I don't think that 9-11 stuff is going to play in Long Island, where famously all the firefighters and cops who work in Manhattan live. So I don't think that's going to play. Yeah. I love I love Ola's return like she comes back and you see people. I'm glad you're doing that, though, because I think Facebook would take me off. Facebook would take me off forever if you did that on the street. That was iconic. I love.  Nothing went on here. Completely innocent. I thought I started all what I was saying. Someone in your chat, David said, Gary says, Binder has to take the seat. Should I run against George Santos? I'm just blocks out of his district. Wait, are you? Yeah. What? Check us. Are you announcing? I'm in New York. Yeah, I'm in Queens. I'm I'm a I'm a Queens lifer born, raised, lived all my entire life. Never left Queens in your life. Never left Queens in my life. Well, actually, I really if you like if you like actually like throughout the percentages, I probably have not left Queens like probably like 90 percent of my life.  It's so yeah, should I announce officially? Should I run again? Hang on, Matt, I think that you should run so you really have a chance. Run in the People's Party, please. Yes. Oh, right. Right. Yes. Yes. Neither backing. Yes. And I should run and my campaign strategy should be run promising to work together with George Santos somehow. And the blue the blue boys. The aisle.  They've now turned on Bertie. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm proud to announce that I am officially running and I am being backed by the LaRouche pack. Who was that that read again that was back there back by LaRouche? Someone's been in the news lately. I can't remember. The one who just tried to, I think, assassinate four Democrats. He. Yes. Assassination. OK, yeah, I recall. Which is the guy who's been in the news lately.  Right. Yeah. You think this would be a bigger story?  But this whole thing went down. People barely know about it. It was like a footnote in the last week. And that's a pretty big story. You know, what are we talking about? Speaking of the story not being made clearly, it ain't because I ain't heard about it. You should break it down. Because I didn't hear about it either. You didn't hear about it either? No. And you're all news people. OK, so there is an American politician, a Republican who ran. I forget it was for. It was like a lower tier position. He wasn't actually, but he didn't win his election. And he called himself the MAGA King. His social media is plastered with MAGA everything. Anyways, it was just revealed last week that he was part of a conspiracy. He hired four people to assassinate Democrats, to assassinate different democratic politicians. And he was going to potentially participate himself. Like, and again, it's one of those things where if it was in the other direction, if there was the ant of a super soldiers who were being activated by some, you know, progressive for something, you would hear about it nonstop. But like, I guess maybe just right wing extremist violence. So now we're casual. Yeah, I'm going to release my part of the internet. I'm guessing it's in New Mexico. Oh, yeah, it is. Oh, my God, how did you guess that? The commenter here, Stephen Kay. There you go. Yeah, just figures. Oh, just like, I guess the state. OK, yeah, he said he ran for Congress and that the election was stolen. And he put out some really cryptic and ominous tweet. I think like in November or December is saying, I'm weighing my options right now. And I guess that this is what he's going to vote or something like that. So it's to give you an idea. I wish that would be real, bro, to be for real. Like, what are you, the whole lose either election rigged things, bring back shame. He took part in yourself as well, by the way. The criminal complaint against Penya includes chilling details. In one case, bullets tore through the walls of a 10-year-old girl's bedroom as she slept. Just before that attack, police alleged Penya had urged the gunman to aim lower when they shot at the politicians' houses. Oh, no, he really was. Oh, he was. No, he's a true believer. I don't know if this is a he was he is made.  Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, he went through with it. When drive-bys on Democrats. I want to drive-bys. That's what happened. That's the right messaging. Whoever someone should put me in charge of propaganda. It should have been called drive-bys on Democrats. That's how I'm. And that's how I'm going to tell it to Twitter. When we did tomorrow, that's crazy.  Mm-hmm. Shooting up the place, powerful. And how they figure out it was him. They see him. Did he have on a did he have on a pusha, Steve? What do you have?    Well, OK, wait, to be fair, I don't think he's white. It's Solomon Penya. I believe he's Latin. If I'm not wrong. But either way, that is really funny.  But I would get you up on the right. OK, so he got 26% of the vote last November. Yeah. And he got caught because he participated in the drive-by and the assassination attempt. So he's been arrested along with the other people that he was hiring to do this. No, no one died, fortunately. That's why he didn't win this election, because he don't know how to execute. You can't even fold through. You don't know how to do that. Jesus. That landed. I'll give you a chance to admit it. David, you still up on Facebook? Yeah, I got to check that Facebook app. Yeah. I do want to know. I do want to know exactly how they caught him. Like, was he driving around in the Solomon, vote Solomon Penya truck? Was he? Like, how did they catch him? I want to know. Like, yeah, he apparently was there. He paid these people money, so there was a trail there. But what was it exactly? Did one of them give him up? Did he literally send them an invoice for Democrat executions? Like, was that in the invoice lines? It's good content that the text messages. Did he have text messages talking about the drive-by? It's probably something like that. It gets even stupider. So he visited the elected officials' houses two days before the attack, apparently appearing at the home, unannounced, to complain the election was stolen from him. Oh, my God. I didn't know that part.  Unhated. That's really mad. I was going to guess maybe he asked, like, the New Mexico, like, political campaign agency. Like, can political executions be campaign write-offs? Like, ah. Oh, my God.  No, he didn't. No, he didn't. I mean, that's NPR. It's not my coverage. So he visited the homes that he would go on. He would later attack, yes, apparently. Like, was he going to the area? He was saying, like, he didn't put, like, measuring tape and, like, measure the house. He was just going to stop it from me. Hold on one second. Let me just check the wind. Bro. He was just owned gun. The Communist Party once says they matched the gun he owned to on and around.  Oh, my God.  It's relevant. But mostly it's what the facts of the case are. It's what you did.  And it's, like, sir, what you doing? What you doing? How are you supposed to say? How are you visiting the scene of the crime? You letting new visitors in the scene of the area? How are you announcing yourself as the enemy? The election was sold. How would you defend him if you were his attorney? How would you defend him? How would I defend him? If I was him at a Raymond's, I would deny all of it. Well, first of all, I'm going to get him out. I'm going to deny all the charges. I'm going to talk about his strong ties to the community. I'm going to talk about if I don't have a criminal record. He's been involved in that citizen next thing.   Then I'm going to talk to the prosecutor about a conditional plea where he's allowed to wear this time and these things he was already doing voluntarily on his own with the program. I'm going to use that to be counted towards it and take the plea and have his record expunge. Because the conditional plea, like you pleaded this on the condition that you do this and then we get rid of it. And so I would just have him in the program on his own and then take it that day and it'd be done and considered done and got a right. So I would handle it. There you go. It's a pro right there. Yeah, that's interesting. I'm going to do O.S.,  I'm going to request mental health treatment. I'm going to put him in. I'm going to ask them for a 730 examination plead like this is the next thing. And I haven't found incompetent on that. That's interesting. Interesting. Yeah, that's what I do. Yeah, that ain't going to stop no show. I represent many of them. I wouldn't appreciate it. I wouldn't appreciate it. But I'll figure it out. Like, yeah. What else went on this week? Someone said, if I ever commit a crime, I'm going to L.A. What are you? And you write. Yeah. Same. Same. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, I'm good for it. I can't get you out of jail. That is. Sometimes I forget. We had a Raymond. So you'd be like, I forgot I'm nice. Nothing is better than like when you see when you swear like you look at the facts.  And you're like, but this argument I can make when you get it off.  Oh, God. No, I don't have a YouTube channel yet, y'all, but I'm working on it. David, I got I got two for you. One would be Jacinda Arden retiring. I know made a lot of people angry and or confused. The other one would be what's going on in America.  I've also heard that. Yeah, we're sorry about that. Just on the on the debt ceiling, it's all just a way to try and negotiate like that. Here's the thing. These all the companies that back Congress, including every single Republican, they're There's no way that the GOP are going to default.   This is just a mechanism to try and get cuts to Medicare to Social Security. That's what this is all about is just using the debt ceiling as leverage for negotiations for more cuts now. So it's really about who blinks first, like our Democrats going to fall for this and really think that the GOP would go through with this, or they just going to push it until they're forced to cave to going through with raising the debt ceiling. Yeah, it's a game of chicken, a very, very dangerous game of chicken. And like David said, like their donors would never want them to actually have the United States government default on its debt. It would be catastrophic. Were they potentially?  I think that they probably would. So it is really, really dangerous. But yeah, this is the only leverage that they have because it's a divided government. Like they can't pass what they want because the Senate will shut it down. Biden can veto it. So these debt ceiling showdowns, that's their only chance to get something accomplished, and it seems like they're really going for cuts to Social Security. So they're going to try to get. Defaulted in the past, though, like what's didn't that happen in like 2011?  Trying to remember my. It wasn't a government shutdown, but it wasn't defaulting on on the death of destroy, you're thinking of a chain shutdown where Ted Cruz, Red, Green, Eggs and Ham. And that was sorry, not that. Yeah, not that one. Yeah, that was huge just because the government shut down. And that was kind of like we haven't seen that in a really long time. But yeah, they're going to try to get Democrats to acquiesce. And I'm not confident that Democrats will be strong enough to like win this game of chicken.  We can just get rid of it.  But every time it comes up, this is going to be what they do. They want to cut Social Security. They've been salivating over it for a very long time. Specifically, they want to raise the retirement age, but I would recommend everyone go and read Matt Brunig's breakdown of the People's Policy Project because there's like 92 different retirement ages for Social Security basically each month between the age of 67 to 70. So it's really complicated. They try to muddy the waters. But at the end of the day, any time they talk about raising the retirement age, that quite literally is a cut to Social Security because if you don't access that benefit until later in your life, then you get paid less over your lifetime. So don't let them lie to you any time it happens. Just know that when they talk about this, it's a cut. So, yeah. And France right now, apparently, there's all these unions have combined like, I think six major unions there to go on strikes because of the potential of raising the retirement age by two years. So like France, like they get out. They know how to use worker power to stop any restrictions or not restrictions, but any sort of changes to labor. And they have done a fantastic job of doing the rest of the world. Especially, you know, the US and Canada. Yeah, the last time that happened in France with the yellow jackets and all that, there was straight up like the firefighters union versus the police. And the firefighters are straight up like lighting themselves on fire and charging at them. It looked like Game of Thrones style. I was like, they do a different in France. OK, we're so soft over here in Canada. Yeah, one hour of protest.  Yeah, it's much different. Yeah, I don't know how much you all wanted to talk about this. It's a little bit late news, but one thing that's been kind of bothering me is basically how many allegations have come out about powerful men, such as Andrew Callahan and Justin Roiland. And it just I'm still kind of like shocked by it. I mean, I'm not shocked, but at the same time I am shocked.  I am. I don't know none of those people. Yes, Roiland is one half of the creators of Rick and Morty. It's a very popular cartoon. I know Rick and Morty. My smoke tray is Rick and Morty over there. OK, so one of the two guys that got the voice of Rick and Morty, it came out that he was like the best abuser and all this kind of stuff. But like that was only the tip of the iceberg. Turns out he has multiple accusations of grooming children dropping into their DMs, like 15, 16 year old girls.   And that was just in Roiland, right? The Channel Five stuff is still coming out to this day. New stuff is constantly coming out. The guy just like Channel Five was basically like this really popular. First, it was a different YouTube channel, Elgaso Breaks. Then it became an even more popular channel, Channel Five. And then now it's an HBO like movie. So like the guy, Andrew Callahan, basically just had a meteoric rise and was at the top of his game. And then all these accusations have started to come out. And it's like one of those when it rains, it pours things. Like it's like one story after two story after three story. They just get like worse and worse and worse and worse. And if you haven't seen his work, he basically goes around to like crazy, usually right wing like events and basically interviews people in a very not confrontational way to try and and elicit like the craziest responses from these people. And yeah, it's it's a while. Just the complete shift from him having that HBO documentary come out to like two days later, all of this, you know, start to come out. Yeah. And nothing surprises me anymore. Like at this point when it comes to these things, right? Like you hear about it so often.  And you see how easy it is for every day, men to have a bunch of incidents of things that they don't think of as that. Like how many just a disconnect between men's perception from the women that they deal with in the same events. You know, it doesn't surprise me by the time you get to powerful men just overtly doing something like, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like that's consistent with all the history in life, right? Like this time and give it up. Like, yeah, with power and authority, they abuse it. I mean, I just I can't say I'm surprised at this point is unfortunate.  I'm sure I'm sure the next little drop before we blink our eyes. Like every week we got a new problematic white somebody in trouble. Like, Andrew Tate the other day. And you know what I'm saying?  True. True. He's in his own category. No, he's down. He's down very bad down. Incredibly glad. I'd love to see it. Love to see it. Yeah, that's funny. That's funny. You said that, though, because in Andrew's apology, that's basically some of the stuff that he was saying. Like he never actually directly apologizes to the victims. And I think that's for legal reasons, obviously. I think he's talked to a lawyer who said, like, don't directly take blame for this or you're admitting to it.  And I was raised to like believe that blah, blah, blah. If like, you know, she's into you, you should make the first move. And I don't I never knew that like my that I was actually coercing people into consent and stuff like that. And like, let's open that conversation. And what really pissed me off is like, OK, those are some of the accusations. He has been accused of like coercive consent. That is a problem. There's also like physical and sexual abuse accusations. There's a new accusation that just came out about someone who was in a relationship with him who said it was said that he was stealthy in her and like it's not he's not interested in her. Was what her? Stealthy her when they pretend to have a condom on. Take the condom on or they take the condom on mid sex. Yeah. Yeah. It's it's a homosexual assault, right? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I didn't know that was what it was called though. Yeah, it's called something. She was like I was in a committed relationship with him.  And she's like and part of it is that he would tell me things like, you know, he really wanted he would see pictures of my kids and be like, I really want to have a family someday, blah, blah. But he should have known that I was very specific about my boundaries. I do not want to have like unprotected sex. And still he did it without my consent kind of stuff, right? That came out the day of the apology.  By that point, the apology had already taken over. And now that's like the new narrative. It's like, well, Andrew's already issued his apologies, going to get to seek therapies, going to go into AA. And we'll probably see him in like three months, maybe. Yeah, yeah, it's not that's why so much of like what we teach in society and how people feel about like it's why misogyny in sexism is so serious, right? Because it's not even the inability to understand a concept. It's the inability to apply it to a certain group of people because I have an ex-boyfriend who like sexual assault me twice, same way, right?  And the other day, this is the thing that's been discussed. No, the other day he he goes to tell me to start about this woman that basically did the exact same exact scenario of what he did, right, to me. And I'm thinking he's telling me because he finally gets it.  He's a guy violated.  He's like, what makes no connection. But he understands all of the different use. And I'm saying all of the different things that I'm trying to say makes it wrong to me. And what you did, he just can't see it in a scenario with me because he doesn't see me as having. He doesn't see me as equal to him. He doesn't see me as having the same like autonomy and the same like right to stuff. So you can't, you know what I mean? You can't really force yourself on somebody who doesn't really have the right to say no or to not be with it.  But something like misogyny, something like sexism, unchecked. This is what it manifests. So that's what I told him.  I listen to you. I see how you perform.  You think this, you don't, you don't see me and you as equal in what you think about women. And that's what it leads to situations like this. Because it's not like they don't, they don't inherently, like they inherently don't get it. When you had them, they got the concepts. It's just the people that they're dealing with, they don't see as like, they don't see as, you know, people in the same way they see themselves, I think. And because it's internalized and they, in some cases, as you mentioned, don't even, don't really clue in to what they're doing, I think a lot of them view it as like a defense or as like a free pass because, oh, I didn't realize I was being shitty.  Like you have to realize how your actions are, how they affect other people, how what you do is bad in the moment, even if you may not realize what you are doing and the inherent damage of what you're doing in that moment, it's still just as damaging. So the only like, you know, hopefully people like that, once they're told, then they're able to change and learn and grow. And that's, you know, the hopeful outcome with some people like this, but largely, it just appears to be a way to enact power on others. And they simply do not care about how it impacts people. No, absolutely. And I'm for it, restorative justice. Like, I wasn't watching the Andrew Callahan apology waiting to see like X amount of tears or how sad does he truly look? Does he truly regret this, right? It's more like, are you like undergoing the process and the steps of restorative justice? Are you going to acknowledge the wrong you've done, the people you've wronged? Are you going to then work to do restoration? Are you going to make their conditions better? Are you going to improve yourself? Are you going to try and like make sure that others don't commit the same problems? Or is it basically like, I want my career back, how do I get there? Like, how do I get down that road to be a star again? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Yeah. What do you consider the UK and of our meteors as a guest? I've been funny enough. I've been on UK and of our media funny enough. Like, what else? What is the whole world? Yeah, I was on there. I have a thing. I'm talking about a written house. Yeah, I have a second thing with that. I've been on there, actually. They're the most well-known UK outlet, I know. Were you on there explaining how you would defend the cover?  I don't know. Like, you don't know how fast. Like, you know, there's such a popular misconception that like public defenders, I've got to represent everybody. That's not true. Or it's like, it's hard work to get rid of a client. Like, the minute a client starts some racist ratio, she'll be arraignments. I'd be like, oh, OK. I'm like, judge, put it on for attainment. They've got to get a private attorney. Hey, just make it a call back to that New Mexico and demo to that junior guy. Yeah, the Republican. No, we got shot in the wrong. Shot probably not. Let me show you no way, man. What kind of time are they going to do? Like, whatever happened to the reader. I'd be I'd be all in the chat. Like, I'm like, no, what they saying in the chat? What they talking about over there?  Yeah, I'd be I'd be like, what they saying? Like, yeah, I feel like the Facebook comments kind of moderated with time. Like, we got a lot of Nacho, not not see Nancy. Is I think what that guy called called her forget. I got to see this. But it seems like he went away. And yeah, it seems more normal. So shout out to the Facebook people who are just normal folks. Like, so I'm checking the Facebook stream. There's seven people on Facebook. Watch, that's why it's not that bad. Shout out to the Facebook seven.  Jennifer McKinnon, like, girl, if you don't like it, why you don't go where to love it? My girl, five minutes ago, she was like, stop talking. Like, bro, exit. Now she's like, this is terrible. Why do I have to keep watching this? There's nothing else on the internet. No agenda, girl. The truth is, no, she's stuck in a room strapped to a chair watching this show. She can't I've all tried open. I can't take this anymore.  There are over 550 people watching on YouTube, over 360 people watching on Twitch. And we're we're going, we're going. Hey, taking calls over on Facebook.  There's Judy Washington, everybody. Hey, Judy. Oh, Judy. Hold on Facebook down over there. Man, sometimes I will wait into the human to support Facebook and it's always something I regret.   These boomers like they're they're having a field day and feels bad, man. No, no, all the all the lefties are gone on Facebook. So nobody's there to defend me. I avoid, honestly, all the comments. Like, I think, like from the first episode, like I looked at the comments and honestly, it was always, it was always mostly love. And I told you, it was a couple of like Mike and David's audience that be like, I want to hear from Mike and Dave more. I like, and last Ola, I'm like, am I holding a rope around their neck and stopping them from talking? So I stopped looking. I don't look at the comments, but I went to send somebody asked to watch the show. So I went to go send them a link. So I go to go type in on YouTube because I didn't feel like navigating surf.  I did it. And I saw a wrap. So I was like, if I go to the link thing, you know how it'll just show you whatever without cooking on the comments, like the first top comment. And it was like something about me like, oh, lay something. I was like, oh, love. Is that love? I see that's like, let me go into comments. I was like, oh, they love me. They really love me. It's mostly love, I got to say. Yeah. And then I saw a mudsling and I was like, this beef. This beef mudslinger. I just love the mudslinger, 88, put on glass. He's going to be freaked out when he watches this or they who knows who this is. I was like, I want you to know. You all have seen that episode.  It's on Hulu.  And her name is like, Addy. Is that her? Y'all know what I'm thinking about? She was on SNL. She has a show on Hulu. Child, anyway, in the show, she's a blood. Oh, Addy Bryant. Addy Bryant. Yes, her, like her. She has a show. And in one of the episodes, she writes a book. She works for a news organization. They put out articles online. And she has this one particular troll.  So she kills it. It has like a hacker find his address. She goes and runs mad at this. I was like, knock to the door. She's ready to fight him. And I was just like, literally, I'm looking at the comments like, I got some new mud slinger.  I literally was like, yeah, I was like so tickled in my house because I'm like, bro, literally every other comment on this video is nice and about me, all the top comments.   You should memorize all the names of the nice people that like you. And forget the mud slingers. Forget the mud slingers. No, but I see, see, but see my followers know, like, right now in the comments, I could see Tyler Hackner. That is one of my followers that interacts with me a lot. I know, I recognize. They know Tyler is amazing. Yeah, Tyler's great.  I see that. I know Roller Dragon. I know those names. I know a few of these people. I interact with people all the time. But yeah, mud slinger. So I saw a comment that really it piqued my interest. I'm trying to find it. But basically, somebody wrote, I'm giving birth as I watch this shout out to you. That sounds like an attempt to try to get on screen to me. I don't know. That means a lot. That certainly got my attention. But I mean, if you are good luck, that's. Yeah, I've been in the room when someone, when someone, when my girlfriend gave birth, we would not be on the internet. I would never go on to this. I'm terrified of pregnancy. A lot of different ways the story could go. Yeah, it is. Me too. And I can't get pregnant. No, let me tell you what happened.   And it's one of the ways they be lying to you as a woman, like, just trying to sell you dreams. Like, it's not scary. So it was picturated 2009. No, 2008, 2008 or 2007, Juno's out. 2007, Juno's and, you know, the scene in Juno, where Juno is going to go get an abortion and the girl, the Asian girl outside of the abortion clinic is like, you can your baby has fingernails. And Juno was like, she can't have this abortion because her baby has fingernails.  Oh, I'm like, yo, it's so, like, it's so. That is creepy. It annoys me. That makes it real.  Like, this your whole body, that's been your whole body this whole time. Suddenly one man comes in you and now a creature is growing from the inside. I would know of the purpose and to get out and it'll kill you to do it. Like, imagine laying, like, that would be scary. Imagine laying in your bed, imagine laying in your bed like this, lights off and something can keep you from the inside. Like, I don't understand. And I keep waiting for it to stop being scary, yo. I remember one time, and people, and, you know, women that were scary, too, because they got real hypersensitive about it. I remember in college, I was at, I was staying by my big sister's house for like spring break and her friend was there and had recently had a baby and clearly feeling, you know, insecure.  She goes to my brother-in-law like so upset.  How you mad at me? Cause you grew a monster. Like, what, what, what, what, what, what, what? I'm just pointing it out. I'm just pointing it out. That is, that is scary. And before I met it, like, y'all ain't thinking about that. Y'all realize that, right? Women be grown monsters that like without modern, like medicine would kill them, right?   And it's the monster you grew. I like, yeah, that's how the enemy is within.  Everything you say resonates. Because I just watched House of the Dragon. So I'm like, I'm- Oh yeah, jeez. I mean, Jesus. So many abortion scenes. I gotta be honest with you. I was, and like, one was bad enough. I don't need another bloody abortion scene torture. Oh yeah. That looks really fine. Right. Yeah, another one. Oh yeah, okay. Well, and- I have to remind myself, this is a TV show. This is a TV show. This is a TV show. Yeah. Right? So that scene where she walked out, pregnant, and she's like Dracarys, and trying to get the dragon to, that stood with me as I went to bed. Like that, that was on my mind.  It's like, oh my God. I, y'all want to hear a really unpopular take since we on House of Dragons. I know everybody thought that was Supergirl boss and badass, but I'm like, no bro. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna tell you why. Like, so first of all, like, I get it. She's taking ownership of the situation or whatever. So this man don't get an opportunity to make a choice for her, right? But like, so they haven't like confirmed, right? Like your child wouldn't make it. Like, we don't know that.  Why not give it an opportunity for your baby, right?  But that, but if we, even if we get over that part, even if y'all aren't prepared to convict on that.      As far as you're concerned, imagine you see your pet taking your mama out the game.     Those four girls.   To the person in the comments sometimes I sound like a behavior. I am. I don't know what else, folks. What else? Anything else happen? Any other interesting, interesting shit? Hold on, but since we were talking about how the dragons though. Who teams y'all on? Who y'all rooting for? I went ahead of these thoughts. By the end of it, no one. I had allegiances at a certain point. Okay, so I'm a massive original Game of Thrones fan and I read the books and I'm one of those people who hates how the show ended and all that kind of stuff. So I didn't wanna watch the new series. I didn't care. And then all the right-wingers and the netbeards on the internet were like, well, there's a black character in my science fiction and fantasy. This is the end of the world. So I was like, oh, okay, I'm interested again. I wanna see this. What's this all about? I watched it. I was like, yeah. For one scene, I'm like, okay, there's a noble black character in the show. And then I like, I never noticed it again.  Making them black is what made the show, the mythical, the supernatural Jerry Springer. I love it. Let me tell you why, because let me tell you it was so beautiful.  You never thought you'd see that in your life.  Like every time they see her, like I love House of Dragons. I love, I love the level of like, Game of Thrones is so strategic and so, you know, complicated mass. Am I drinking a Margarita? I sure am, champ. Yeah, Game of Thrones is super strategic, but House of Dragons is just mass. Just petty drama and mass, just mass.   The whole House of Dragons is all, the entire House of Dragons is, y'all know where there is a hoe, mm, bye.    And I love it, I love it with all my heart.    Oh yeah, yeah, he was fantastic.  First of all, Watson, you underestimate me. I am big too, I sure am. It's called multi-tasking. But Viserys is amazing. First of all, I beatled you. Oh my God, why'd I get that man looking like that?  It was so bad. I was sick for him.  I'm like, yeah. Wasn't his whole deal, the reason he was like, probably maybe the one likable character on the show is that he didn't cause any conflict, and he largely- But you know, he caused all the conflict.  He's a nice guy. He's a nice daddy. He's a wacky- He's a very nice guy. The realm was in peace while he reigned. What peace? There was peace in the realm. That was the whole thing. There was more peace than how it left after he died. He was upset. He was upset that, I remember there was a scene where he was upset that like, you know, he was worried that he wouldn't be remembered. And one of his, like, hands said something. Like, the reason you're worried about that is because there's peace. You weren't a wartime king. Everything was good.  That's what I remember from that scene. They're supposed to be saying that, yeah. I mean, oh, he causes all the problems, I guess, by marrying his daughter's best friend. Well, yeah. There's no problems there for sure. Bro, I hate it. OK, first of all, they began to select the memory.  That was happening on his time. He tried to get real technical about the dirty things to make it count, but it was a war. No, OK, let's not start there. They had problems. The riot was going on for years, bro. That counts, all right? That's one. Two, listen, I'm on Rennera's side for lack of, like, where else to be.  And it's like, you just panic for a second.  I understand you feel bad. Like, you know, I'm going to be just died, but go chill out, bro. You're going to have more children. I was a little weird how, like, yeah, he had the air, and then he had a wife and a kid. Like, why did you do this so quickly? Because it was both. And it made no sense. It made no sense. Like, bro, like, what are you doing? Like, just a silly, impulsive foolishness. And that's the thing that annoys me about, like, the whole Rennera claim is, like, bro, that's arbitrary. You don't have no real true yet. Daddy created. This is not a, like, he created this claim for you.  Like, he should have been undone that for the minute. He had, he married old girl, but he shouldn't have done that. That was his second big move. His big mistake, Marion. What her name is? Hayden bitch, Allison. Allison, yeah. Yeah, he shouldn't have done that. Allison, yeah. Yeah, so she got. I couldn't remember her name. She's a real hater because her only problem, she just mad that Rennera got all the cute guys. That's all I suppose.  That's all I suppose.  Go take that up with him. Go take that up with him. That's your daddy.  No, and I feel for her with that. That got a youth of Beetlejuice. I feel away as well. But no, if he hadn't done that for the minute, he had his kids with Allison. He should have just gone and revert this decision.  And Rennera don't ever want to play her position. And also, it was another third bad move. He might as well have just let her marry Damon because they did all of that, all this conflict, all these problems to cause her to avoid marriage. Just so she don't marry Damon. You have to marry this man. She don't want to go marry. Create all this hocus pocus. And then eventually, y'all get to a position where she needs to be with Damon anyhow. That's her strongest claim. Because again, she should have just done that.  Now we got to be at the only reason. Again, the only reason I'm on Rennera's side is because there's nowhere else to be. There's nowhere else to be.  And I don't be having time for her. Like, get to cracking. What you got dragons for?  How are you going to stand here? Like, what are you talking about?  Like, go run up on this place. Like, there's no reason why Otto Hightower is supposed to be able to get there. Like, that there ain't be negotiating with y'all on the bridge and leave and go back. Talking about he making offers.  That's one.  They done what they was getting ready to. They're literally cooking all the leaders who wouldn't get down with them. Like, old girl just barely narrowly escaped. They out here ready for war. They making threats to you. You know how they go.      Now you say, hey, let me go.  What you think you got all these soldiers for?  You're never seeing that, baby. Now you want to get serious. Now your son dead. Now you want to look.  What's wrong with you? What you waiting for? What you got these dragons? This is your only. You don't do nothing else. You don't have a day job. Your whole life is about protecting this one little clan. Like, you're supposed to have been cooking. You're supposed to have been cooking.   But plan for war with them. Now war coming. Y'all caught lacking.  War ain't even starting. You're down a son. You're down in air. You're down in air, bro.    You got to upload that. Yeah, well, that was like beautiful. That was beautiful. You're an Allison. You see the game of thrones reviews is what you just. Do any of you know what happens? No, we're not going there. We're not going there. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Because there's both. Don't know. No, that's good. The rent is the rent is good because there's some things that. Yeah, OK, I'll leave it there. But yeah, I'm on Raniera's side, obviously, mainly because that scene where that starts the whole problem where, you know, Raniera and Allison are finally starting to maybe call the truce and Allison starting to be OK, but Raniera, you know, taking the claim.  This means so much. That's like frustrating writing, because it's like, no. Like, what are you doing? I know.   He does not talk to her. And you know, I know. Because, you know, Allison. Oh, she thinks she's in the scene. She's a true believer.    And she can't explain her expression in that scene then. But like, she's like she's in that she thinks it's about her. She's convinced in that conversation. She's convincing herself.     That man dragged himself down the hallway and sat on the throne and said, how many Facebook, Facebook, YouTube.  He does not. Your son is a degenerate.  Keep it real. What are you talking about? Like, I just wish he would keep it real, bro. Like, just keep it real. You're jealous. You're upset. You're upset about how life went down.  Like, and I want to say this, I started off the show, give shooting Allison a lot of bail. Like when everyone hated it up from episode one, because they knew the backstory and they're like, I was like, OK, bro, she's like a teenager. She's she had daddy's pimping her out. Let's let's chill out. Let's not do much on Allison. Do you know what I mean? I'm like, let's calm down. She's she they're wrong.  Like they're wrong for that. But then like true then, right?      What I have. Listen, I was like, excuse me. What that's where that's why we're upset because like, are we here in the dynamics?  That's what that's really what this is about. And I know what goes out to you. When I saw when I saw Beetlejuice, I felt it. I felt it. I don't know what you should do is put on a high tower's throat. That's what you should be mad at. Like, take that out on him. Why you mad at Ranaire? Because she got all the cute little boys in the kingdom.  And that brings me to the worst character in the history. Now, if there's somebody that I really want to I'm ready, like I will fight him myself. Sir Christian Cole.  Was there any bigger turn than him? Like, oh, this guy's so nice.  I just got to say, it's really funny that you said Sir Christian Cole because I'm looking at you. And you look a little bit like Sir Christian Cole. Jesus. We are very different on the inside. Give it up. Like, people, people tell me all the time that I I remind them of John Snow.  Oh, my God, maybe I don't know. I hate both those characters. That's hilarious. Sir Christian Cole is.    Like, relax. And at first I was like, oh, this is this is his first time. Like, that's what Ian, even that doesn't read. Even that doesn't track.  So what's the problem? And yeah, yeah, he said that. I didn't know that. I thought he lost his virginity and then he's on an honorable night and he lost everything. No, that's the work. He used to be a peasant, bro.  And I remember it was talking about it in the episode where she where she kills the but she doesn't kill the white horse. So does she find when they were when he chased after her and they having a little talk and walking by the beach, he talks, but I used to be around the place. So in his oats and that, that, that till she gave him his noble status, blah, blah. So he had mad. So like, so that's the first thing. It doesn't mean we less this like nothing.  And I'm going to get to this.   Like, you know, she can't marry you. Like, what are you talking about? Like, I don't, is this not implied? Like this was quiet pussy. That wasn't understood when this happened. What do you, like, I don't get it.  That wasn't quick.  You made a calculated decision. You got dearmored motherfucker.  Probably would have taken an hour to be honest. And I still understand you are not slanging, move away, give up my royalty and my name kind of did what he was going on here. Like, what's up? Like, I don't get it. She's giving the man the best. You know, you could only be what you thought it was. She tells him like, listen, bro, we got an arrangement. Me and my man said, ain't anyone be nothing. I'm only going to be with you. Like, what's the problem?   I don't, I don't get it. You've sullied me. I got to kill myself.   And how have you maintained an attitude for, for 15 years man, first choice. He was first choice. What is the problem? You didn't understand. You guys got to understand. So Christian Cole is a big fan of top G. He learns it all from taking. So in my heart part, the minute he started popping that shit on the boat, the minute he started acting like that on the boat, when she, when she, when she raised it to him, she should have taken him out the game. And personally for me, if I didn't kill him immediately, when he got off the boat after doing that, I'd be like, Oh, okay.  I mean, the wrong choice.   They're on the wedding. I got, I'm like, what, I can't believe he's still a, that's the Rennera's problem. Can't nobody be my enemy in plain sight.   I'd have been.   I'm killing him. I'm killing him. No one's saying nothing to me. What is this?  I don't know how you just gonna let them be.   And not in my kingdom, not in my kingdom is Dracarys. Dracarys for breakfast. I was taking everybody out. I don't know what they're dragons. I don't really control them. You know, that's just a myth. So I guess this week we're canceling Sir Christian Cole. That's who's been canceled. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. Do we have an uncanceled canceled? Any ideas? Somebody to uncancel, let's cancel them. Y'all can please make suggestions in the chat. Throw people because I be forgetting folk. Yeah, I'm bad with names to like. Yeah, I have no idea this week. Can we do a short term uncancelation? Like we're uncanceling them for just a few days.  Yes. Short term cancellation there. I'm canceling them again after just a quick uncancelation as they continue to share these contract details and Stephen Crowder is bitching and whining about getting paid only $50 million. You have to agree to basically not be so racist to get banned from YouTube. Where you can do it, you just make less money. That's all.  It was a straight up power move for them to come out and be like, yeah, we offered him $50 million and he's bitching. Like they didn't reveal the number. They come out and expose all these details. Yeah. I'm down for uncanceling temporarily. Awesome. You put it that way though. Ultimate self-own admitting to offering Stephen Crowder $50 million. That's also true. That's so true. No, 100% is why. How much cash do they have? I'm still blowing away. I still get it. They made $100 million in 2021 up from 2020 where they made $65 million. So, 2022 I'm assuming they did pretty well too if they could offer that. They just spent $75 million. They must have more behind the scenes. Like billionaires still putting money into this. Because initially billionaires launched it. I'm not sure if they're still there, but they must be. They just spent $75 million on that Gino Carano terror on the poverty movie. They spent $75 million on that. That apparently was the movie's budget. Now in movie making, you fudge a lot of those numbers and do things, but that's a lot to fudge if it's not even like in the couple of millions. It's got to be somewhere in the range, I'm assuming, but apparently the budget was $75 million for a movie that made $800 in the theaters. I can make that movie with a budget of $200, same quality.  That is nuts. So, that's our uncancelled then. Any ideas for cancel? We already... We did Sir Christian Cole, remember? Yeah, if that counts. I mean, that was my idea, but... No, I thought it was approved. Well, okay, we can approve that then. Sir Christian Cole canceled. The cancellation penalty is death. So... Here on Leftist Mafia, we bring you the news of today and the pop culture of about six months ago. Yeah, I have to say, it's a good thing that we all watch the show because if we didn't, you know, it would have been kind of awkward.  Well, according to Celeste, she commented and she's like, I didn't watch the show, but I stood up and clapped after Olai's death. I have a hope, but who doesn't know? I did react commentary videos in every episode, so there's a thread on Twitter. If y'all want that, I'll read it. Well, you did do one. Yeah, I did. I did commentary on all of these. Yeah, so I'm gonna find it right now. Let me get it. Oh, that's gotta be a segment of your show on your YouTube channel. Olai, did you watch Big Brother? No. Oh, because that would be a good one. Should I? I think you should. The last two seasons were really, really good. I watched season two of that show. I'm sending them to the show. What are they on now? They're on 24? I sent the link to the thread to our group chat, so y'all can put it in the chat if y'all are able. And I hate, you know, Twitter doesn't work anymore, so if some of the videos, you know all your old videos now might not play, they'll mute out. Have y'all seen that? Like, start running back? So if that happens, I am so sorry that Elon Musk ruined Twitter and I don't have my house of, I don't have my house of dragging videos like anywhere else, but I have them. So if y'all want them enough, if they don't work, I'll upload them like on Instagram. But. Did we not talk about that? How bad Twitter has been?  I'm not even talking the right wing stuff.    Like how do they know exactly what you want to see? It seems like Twitter's algorithm is like, do whatever the opposite of what TikTok's for you page. The absolute opposite of what they want to see.  And it's infuriating. Like the video thing, as somebody who has a lot of video content on Twitter, I am so annoyed. Like I can't, you know, I used to be able to retweet things. Now you do it and people like, the video doesn't play, it's muted out, like blah, blah, blah, it's running back.   Like, yo, grow before you fall, fix the glitches.  Like what is wrong? You fart like all the staff. Like what is it? And the guy can't program himself.  Even after their king, Elon Musk took over, the conservators right there going, I'm getting less interaction than ever before. Oh, I saw that.  Yeah, why not getting these reviews, no clicks. Let me get it. Someone asked for Raheem cameo, I'll get him one second.   But like, I always get this, I get more, way more spam now on tweets than I ever did before Elon Musk took over.  Oh, look at this kitty. Oh, Raheem. Yeah. There was a moment when you, when you turned your camera back on where I guess StreamYard was like delayed and it showed like a frame of you without the cat and then all of a sudden it just cuts to you with the cat and the cat just appeared out of there. This is my son, Raheem Marlowe O'Loran. We love him. Yes, I adopted him.  He invaded a feral cat colony and beat the brakes of all the cats.  So he is not bad or feral. He just likes to fight and he was hungry and he was at 5V and it was talking about my baby bad. So I brought him to my house turns out, this is my child. Oh, I love him. Look at this dog. Y'all see these treat me? Look at that. You don't want to show the people you love, babe. He's got a little bit of an attitude. I noticed that. I see Oley, he loves you more than my cat loves me. My cat, she was sharpening her paws on her little scratching pose. So I go and I like, I pet her. I'm like, hi, kitty.    I was just petting you. Like I get no respect. No, my son actually loves me.   He puts up with all my madness. Like, you know what I mean? He just be in the house like, girl, hi son. Lance, we've got to see Chico now. Is Chico there? Oh yeah, I know. The dogs are like in the other area. I locked them out of the room. You have dogs? I have two dogs and a cat. I'll try to lure them with food. Oley, do you have your call-in show today or no? So it's up to y'all. I did like a special edition before at six o'clock for like law students to ask me questions and stuff. So if people really want me to do tea time, like I can still do episodes and I don't have to be off off air, it's up to them. I like, it's up to what people, if you all really want me to go in there and talk mass, I will. I was gonna make sure that you'd be, that you'd plugging it if you are gonna go live. Yes, no, they gotta tell me. Raise more noise in Twitter about that broken video thing. I've been bitching about it. I don't stop bitching. What you mean? Perplexed, I have been bitching about the broken video thing. I complain all the time till I'm blue in the face. Don't nobody listen to me.  Yeah, it's just gonna be broken. It's on Safari, it barely works anymore. It just, it'll load endlessly.  Has he introduced a single change that's been good? No. Hi, Chico. Oh, did you hear how Twitter officially changed their developer rules? Basically killing all those clients. Twitterrific is done now. Oh, really? Twitterrific. It's dead, yep. What? Yep, can't make a third party Twitter client anymore. What's the purpose of that so that they have full control over like the timeline? They were able to basically get around showing ads in those. And yeah, you could show the timeline differently. I mean, a lot of people liked using those apps and apparently there were accessibility features with those apps that Twitter doesn't offer on their own app. So people who have accessibility issues were using those apps and now they can't anymore. But yeah. I did not hear about that. He doesn't care about that. No, he doesn't care. Of course not. Oh, I'm curious what you're drinking because I want to see it looks really good. Oh. Cut her to good size. Looks like peach, peach something. Yeah. What flavor is that? Mango rita. Mango rita. Mango. Oh, that sounds good. That sounds really good actually. I know, God. You're making me want one. Mango anything, it's good for me. I love mango. I do love this mafia and the most comfortable of formats. I want to get me a little drink. I'm gonna get me a little special one. Like, oh, just for this. Yes. Down the wrong pipe, Steven is exactly. So does anybody have anything they want to say to us, ask us to talk about right quick before? Tell us now, speak now. Oh yeah. You got to do your show. We keep forgetting you have an app. No, I don't. I don't necessarily have to tonight because I did an episode earlier. So I'm off the hook. Oh, nice. I did it at six o'clock today. So I get, because I had a bunch of lost ones to ask me questions and my DMs. And I was like, I could kill two birds in one stone. Let me just do an episode and put some words on. And people can, you know, and that's what he did. So I did that often that you did that because it's so difficult if you don't know anyone in your life, like where to even begin? Like I was the first college student in my whole family.  And I dropped out of high school. So I had no idea what I was doing.  Like, how, where do I even begin? They put me in elementary math. So to have that as a resource is invaluable. Good, I'm glad I'm good. That makes me feel like I'm doing worthwhile things. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I was like, yeah, let me answer some questions. I want to know if everyone has a hobby. Smoke. No, smoke. I play, I play video games mostly as a hobby. Same. I smoke. I do that when I play video games. Yeah, I do that. I usually smoke while I play. Yeah, no. Honestly, let me see it as a hobby. Hobby. I spend all my most of my money on smoking, art and plans. Plants. Yeah, we don't, yeah. Well, yeah. However you submit it to, I buy a lot of plans, a lot of books, a lot of art.  Let's see them. Oh my God. I need some art in my place. My walls are bare. Are they? Not my walls. David, I wanted to quickly ask you, like are you guys losing your health care? Is that happening? So I did a video on this this week. Check the channel. Okay. So this is what's happening. Duck Ford is, so they're already are, okay, basically Duck Ford is expanding the ability to have private options for certain procedures.  But it's still covered under OHIP. OHIP is our universal coverage. But they are, these private facilities build a province more than a regular hospital would.  And the issue isn't a lack of rooms to do the procedures. The issue is a lack of staff. There is something called Bill 124 in Canada where nurses essentially are being incredibly underpaid. And their pay has risen only 15% over the last, I think, 10 years compared to police and firefighters that their pay has risen 30%. So basically nurses are asking to make, you know, at the very least, you know, parody, just with other public services. So, but because they're not getting that, they are leaving in droves. So there are massive gaps in our healthcare industry in terms of a lack of nurses now. And that is leading to, you know, issues with wait times and emergency room overcrowding. So that is the, you know, the idea behind introducing these private facilities to have some of these procedures. But again, they're just gonna be taking staff from public hospitals. So it's not gonna solve any problem. It's just gonna move people around. And this has been shown before in other provinces that have tried to introduce private options for certain things like MRIs and Saskatchewan. They tried that and wait times actually went up because again, the issue was staffing. The issue was in a lack of facility. So there is this, you know, further encroachment of private entity into Canadian healthcare. And of course, Doug Ford behind the scenes very influenced by the lobbying group from private healthcare industry. So that is why he's implemented. The only person, the only people this is benefiting at all are private healthcare executives. And that is why he's doing this while pretending he's addressing, you know, the healthcare issue. So it is, it's just continuing to normalize private healthcare when the issue is just a lack of funding and a lack of really the lack of wages for nurses who have insane jobs, work incredibly insane hours. And they're just not getting the respect that other professions in public services are. That's all for the poor. Oh, y'all want to see my art? Oh, y'all want to see my art? Oh yeah, yeah. Okay, well, first there's my living room. So y'all could like, piece of my living room. So y'all could see like, how it's going to go now. Let me show you my art. So y'all have a lot of DBZ art, like Dragon Ball, I have a lot of Dragon Balls here. I have a lot of moon dots, but I got like Huey and Riley. That's really nice. Moon dots commission, like you see there in drawing style. Like look at that. Where'd you commission that from? I commissioned it from, let me tell you, let me plug y'all the artists. He is, he is amazing. So on Twitter, on Instagram, he is YB, the art trapper. So like, this is how, this is his account.  His art is so dope. He'd actually, and I was also thinking about buying this from him, it's just Majin Buu. Like- Oh, I like that. Yeah, like, listen, you know, inert. So anyway, I feel like I'm, and he did it in a day. He'd already done the art and sold it and I commissioned him and he redid it. Like he made it and he did it in a day from me completely drew and painted over and it's gonna get our Friday, it's gonna be Friday. I'm so excited. And I have some new art to hang up. Like I have my biggie after I hang up cause I just got my new two-foxy, my biggie. And when I just bought a two-fox I'm a frame it. My apartment's so wavy. Lance and Matt, I don't know if you guys answered, what are your hobbies? What do you guys do for fun when you have free time? In the winter, I like snowboarding if we're able to cause I live in BC. So I'm in this weird part of the world where you can be on like the beach and it's sunny and then go to the mountains in the same day. It's pretty, it's pretty wild. I don't know anywhere else that has that. It's pretty bonkers outside of that. I too enjoy video games. I like reading. I also enjoy the motion picture, one frame to another. I'm actually someone who likes, I'm one of the few people who still likes movie theaters.  I find that, or laughing or going to a comedy and I'm in a whole bunch of people laughing.  I still like it. I took myself in a movie last weekend. Oh yeah, what'd you see? I went and saw Megan. Oh, okay, I was gonna say Megan, did you like it? Yes, actually. I thought it was gonna be like trash. I sort of thought people would say, and I was like, let me go watch this for mass, even though I'm scared of dolls. But I'm not scared of like, I'm terrified of dolls. I don't know if I've ever told you that this is my life fair. But when you say that, people usually be like, oh, I know you're real scared of Chuckie and them. No, cause Chuckie's honest. So I at least appreciate like this doll.  She's alive. I know she is dangerous. Look at this. I'm up on her. At least she's not gas. So I mean, like the rest of these dolls. But I watched that. No, I'm serious. Yeah, look, I want to see that. It looks good. Yeah, go watch it. I thought it looked like trash, but good trash. It looked like fun.  Oh, girl from Get Out. You know the girl from Get Out who's from Girls? She's the star. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she's the star. She plays a good white woman. Like she really does that. I would trust her and realize at this point, like she's not even evil and that she's just like, I don't trust you no more.  Bruh, listen, Get Out. Yeah, she was. Get Out. Did y'all see Get Out in theaters? Yeah, I didn't. I saw that. I think I did, yeah. Who'd y'all see it with? And how was the experience when you went to go see Get Out? Were people seeing the theaters? What was the action? What was the commentary of the person you went with? I went with a pretty multicultural crew. That was where the question was going. I think it was like, I was the only white guy. But there was like one of our best friends is Indian. One is Korean. One is black. And everyone was pretty blown away by it. I think what was neat is a lot of people, especially like, you know, other white people, were like, was that going after progressives? Were the bad guys progressives in this?  They were liberals. I said the three. Yeah, absolutely they were. Like that was the point, you know? The white liberal who was just like, oh, you know why I voted for Obama, by the way. That seemed so, oh my God. It was like, ah. Yeah. So it was really neat to see that. Like I had never seen that in a movie before. I was like, there's creepy elements of this that almost feel like some really cool old Cronenberg body horror film. And then there's parts of this that like I'd never seen before. I'd never seen this issue or these kind of topics tackled in like, you know, surreal horror. What about you, David? Who'd you see with? My girlfriend, we both enjoyed it. I don't remember like any specific commentary, but we were both, yeah, we really enjoyed it. Like we were kind of blown away by it as well. I went to go see that movie with a white guy. And it was smoke from beginning to end with stress.  The cab, y'all, it was smoke from beginning like, bro, like I'm telling you, just everywhere, like I don't, it's crazy. You ever watch some of the white people and they just see that entirely different?  I'm like, there you go, what? What?  I'm like. Well, my takeaway from this film. Oh my God. I'm glad. That's what I think. You know there's conservative black people, by the way. Listen, I feel like. Yeah. Just so you know. Okay. Bro, very much so. Herschel Walker. Have you heard of Herschel Walker? Yeah. Yeah. Like, see, I'm horrible in the comments. You know, but get out. Get out with that. I'm also very much so. Like I said, I went to a school in West Virginia in Ohio. So I've very much so been the black person in the boonies in the middle of nowhere. I've been moving crazy, except they're not even usually like liberals. They're usually like bonafide open races.  Like, and I'm just like. Like you ever like, you know, I have legitimately been like the weekend gas at the homes of white people where it's literally like, this is scary. Like, like, like, technically, like I shouldn't be here. Like, it's not safe.   Why did you live there? Why? I will tell you, I will tell you why I live there. Because my parents, my parents did not, my parents still live in the Bahamas. They did not come to America with me and they have no frame of reference for anything and blah, blah, blah, blah. So when we were looking in the boarding school, my mummy just liked the headmaster on the phone. She liked him. He just, that seems comfortable. Send me there. They don't have any knowledge of West Virginia.  They probably don't even know West Virginia and Virginia to two different states.  I'm in from a black majority country. You don't even know. I got to figure out racism from the ground up. And this, where it's like racist passwords, like I remember, like y'all don't know the kind of like overt comical racism stories I have from boarding school. Like you have no idea. Like, okay, boom. So I go up to this Woodsfield, Ohio. You'll never hear that again. That'll never come up again. Woodsfield, like middle of nowhere. The weekend gas like this, oh Lord. I was going to prom. I was going to prom with this guy. He's white. Like I said, I'm the only black person. And so it's finally immediately like, you need to come up to come up home immediately and seek wise counsel. So anyway, yeah, like how are we going to show the neighbors the pictures? And I'm not. That's what they said. So where I'm at the dinner table and the dad is like, the whole table, family table is me sitting there, the daddy goes. And I'm sorry, David, you know, Facebook, what I already done said the n-word so many times. You'll be all right. And then it's not my fault. That's what he said. So the whole table for my whole table, white people, Woodsfield, Ohio, just me, guns all in the house. He's going to say, hey, lie me.  And I was like, why? Like you can't hear me right now. Fuck. Why?  Whole table like, I'm over here. That's old timey. That's old timey. No, I'm sure this isn't a scene from Get Out.   Like, it's like a documentary. Yeah, I remember they held me up. Like they literally locked me in the study and sat me down and made me watch one of those like right wing proper that began the videos about how abortion is there to like take out the black people and that. And I'm sitting there like. Wait, what?  I had to deal with son. Oh, my God, I used to be these. I am so I have an advanced degree in racism. Like y'all have no idea. Like that's why I'm like, why people be like, oh, these people ain't I'm sending you on TV. I'm like, on what? At least I have an audience to say something about it before I used to just be by myself like, anybody getting this? They used to torture me, son.   And the sister came up with this whole theory. Like she made she made a whole scientific theory around jungle fever child. You couldn't tell her. She was telling the whole family.  I'm like, I don't even know. What? Oh my God. Yo, they were nuts. Like, yo, they were not the palpable, palpable racism.  I was watching get out like. I'm telling you, I was a guest in this stuff. And then the white guy next to me is like, no, I'm not going to be.  You don't know white people. Like, I know white people. I know white guys. This is what's up. Yeah, no. We should feel like half an episode next time. But like these stories, because this stuff is just wild. I've got nothing but stories. Like I said, I've lived a life. I've lived in Florida, West Virginia, Ohio, New York. I moved to this country alone at 15. So I have a husband with it. It's very much so. A lot of growing pains. I'm like, oh, what's going on? Is this? You know, it's funny, too. Because when I saw racism, it's not that there isn't that in the Bahamas, right? Obviously, we have different things. It appears differently. The majority of the police is black. So my mommy was always somebody who would talk about racism or tell me about it when I was a kid. And there are barely any white people. Like white people are the minority in the Bahamas.  What is this woman talking about? What is she running on about with the white people? What is it? OK, mama. All right, man. All right, Monique. All right, chill out. Did I get to America? And I'm trying to figure it out slowly. I mean, I'm in West Virginia, though.  I'm like, where are we coming from? That particular, like, I remember the first time I even heard, like, a racist, like, I was in Florida and my friend, like, my one friend, he was saying all kind of racist stereotypes. But I couldn't figure out he was being racist and it was stereotypes that was just confused. He'd be like, he was talking about how black people can't swim and all this stuff. And I'm like, huh, me, black country from an island. And I'm like, where is he getting this information? Like, I don't even realize he's making a stereotype. I'm just like, what is he talking about? He's talking about, like, the things they would throw out. I'd be like, chicken. I don't, I don't, like, what are, what are we saying?  So it'd be like that. And then I'd get, I'm in West Virginia now.  I'm like, what are you talking about? What do you mean as bloodline? No, they would really give it up like that. They would really, like, it was very wild, the commentary. They would say to you, and again, I'd just be around, like, nobody's, nobody's filming. Nobody, no, this is, this is happening. I'm telling you, the Y's counselor, I literally had to take my aunt and my uncle there. And these people really sat down and broke out the Bible to explain to my parents, to my aunt and my uncle, why the Bible says that, you know, you're supposed to be with people. You're not supposed to be with people who are unequally yoked and black people. And I'm like, I don't know what's going on.  So why their son can't be taking me to prom, Jow? Okay. Did they share that with your aunt and uncle, just like unprompted? We, we're sitting in the living room. They've, they've made us drive up to Booneys, Ohio. Because they're really, like, torn up about this guy taking me to prom. They take my auntie and my uncle were from the Bahamas and drunk, like, in the Booneys, Ohio in the and they really break out the Bible, talking about curse people. I'm like, how am I actually looking at me?   That's insane. Yeah, very. That's like traumatic too. Like that is... At this point, honestly, is comedy. Like, I have so many like ridiculous, honestly funny stories. Like, it's funny at this point, like big jokes, big, big jokes. Cause how, why? Like, hilarious. But yeah, it was a lot of that. A lot of that in school. Like, yeah, Joseph, you're right. Joseph said, I was once told by a white person that it was a cultural thing for black people and hang them. That's powerful. That's really powerful. Oh my God.  Anyways, it's 11 o'clock on the East Coast. Me and Binder, think, or at least I know me. I'm falling asleep. I'm getting, yeah. I'm just, I'm sorry. Look at Binder. Binder's like, home, I can't do it. Yeah, I don't know what's going on. Usually I could go late. So I've done, my own stream that I do till one sometimes, but then sometimes I get this feeling at a certain moment where it's just like my brain shuts off, my body's shutting down. It's because I do the late streams. I can't do the early streams cause I got a day job. I'm like, you guys who are professional YouTubers. That's crazy. Over here. Look at you. A laser lawyer. Look at you, the three, the three, the three. You gotta speak with me, the three, the three amigos. I know you're not. You don't even have a YouTube channel yet. You just said, I'm talking about the, Mike, David and, well Lance is a Twitch guy, but he's got a YouTube channel too. I'm in everything. I do documentaries on the YouTubes too. Speaking of which, David Dole, where can we find you if you wanted to see more of your- TheRationalNational.com and the Patreon page is theRationalNational.com slash join. There you go. How about you, Mike? Yeah, humanistreport.com, patreon.com slash humanistreport. Check out my videos and like every single video because the algorithm is clapping my cheeks right now. It does this in January in particular, but definitely like the videos you watch from us. That'll go a long way. That helps. Matt, do you want me to do a roll call? Sure, YouTube.com slash Matt Pinder, please subscribe. I have a lot less subscribers than Mike and David and companies. 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