This is systematic bullying that's happening. I will never surrender even a single inch of ground to a pitchfork mob. We will never bow to the mob, ever, no matter what or what. Do you see the final expression of cancel culture in terrorist groups like, we'll see who cancels who. Hi friends. You are muted. Yes, you are. I can't hear you. Still muted. Everyone else is good? Yeah. How are we doing friends? I was going to say folks, but then I said friends, this is a great start to the episode. Do you hear me now? We're officials. Yes, yeah, good enough. It's not even a leftist audio issue. That's weird. Okay. Something's going on. All right. I don't know what I'm doing. How are we doing friends? Good. I guess I could start by saying I'm very sorry for your loss, David. What? This loss? Yeah. Yeah. Oh my God. You just scared me. I thought that somebody had died in David's family or something. Oh my God. The hopes and dreams died in the hearts of everyone from Toronto. Yeah. Honestly, I thought you were going to the distance. I was pretty surprised. This happens every year, at least haven't won since 1967. So you know, every year we are crushed. This is just how it goes. So we're used to it. It's fine. See, all these fans are broken inside. So this is how it is. I'll never feel the loss because I don't follow anything like that. You don't follow any sports? None. No. This is like for me when Sami Zayn didn't beat Roman Reigns at the pay-per-view in February for the title. Yeah, but that's all decided behind the scenes. They were in Sami Zayn's hometown in Canada. A Canadian, fellow Canadian loss. That's right. There you go. For you guys. Sami Zayn. All right. But that's the equivalent from there. I have not followed wrestling closely since like the attitude era. Like, I don't know. Like once, I think I stopped watching right before John Cena came in. So I like that everything passed with John Cena. I just don't. I'm no idea. No idea. That's fine. Until you said John Cena, I didn't know we were talking about wrestling. Who did you think Sami Zayn was? I don't follow wrestling at all. Yeah. But who did you think? Like what were you thinking though? When you said for the title, I originally thought like UFC or something like that. Oh, no, no, no. I'm not a big UFC guy. What y'all talking about? Oh, I do have things. I mean, it's all the same company now, actually. I'm on it. I'm on it. Chad said they wonderful. They got to see the Olay moat like like an emoji. Hold on. Whatever you're talking about. What is it? Oh, hold on. Let me see if I could. So I got up. So one of my listeners made a bunch of emotes for me.  I almost forgot. And I got to still upload them to because I'm really bad on about that. Like for Twitch. And I guess for YouTube, too, they do emotes. And like one of the emotes is this cool emote for me. Do you guys see that? Oh, that's cute. Oh, okay. Awesome. But, but one emote they sent me is actually for you. And I got to get it to you. Here you go. Oh, that's so cute.  Yeah, you got a dragon ball. That's really cute. It's very cute. Oh, I want her. See, aren't my, aren't my, my viewers the best? Yeah. I'm more impressed about how are you putting that stuff on screen? I'm not able to do that. I know. I'm using, I'm using my, like my usual live stream software as a virtual camera. So, yeah. So anything I pull onto the, yeah, anything that pull, I pull onto that screen you can see in my camera. That's cool. Smart, smart, smart. Well, I can preview some ideas or some things that we may be talking about this week since I actually prepped some stuff. This week. You did. I did Simon. Elon Musk spreads another lie. Oh, yeah. Ben Shapiro. Ben Shapiro doesn't like women in swimsuits.  Ron DeSantis legalizing kidnapping of trans kids.  There we go. There's a few things that we may be talking about this week and there's also Dianne Feinstein and that whole thing. There's, there's a lot. Oh God, yeah. Let's start with the, I, I, you know, we talked about the Ben Shapiro one on the majority part earlier. So it's a fun one. So let's start with that. So we could start off on a good, sure. Funny note. Yeah. And then we'll go down the. I was wondering as well, I saw this clip. I was wondering if there's more to it because I assume and so I'll set it up because there is a, it's based on, I guess what sparked it is, let me bring this up. Is the new cover of, of Sports Illustrated. Yes. Martha Stewart. Well, there's multiple. Fabulous at 81. Here it is. So Martha Stewart. There you go. 81 years old. She looks incredible. Looks amazing. So that's what, that's what a few months in jail will do to you. It really hardens you up. So Ben Shapiro is in this clip. He doesn't. He has something to say, but oh, he's got something to say. But it might not be what you expect because it's just so like, it's so weird. Okay. Let me turn the volume. Make sure the volume on my end is going to be loud enough here. It's also Sports Illustrated. So Sports Illustrated years ago, I canceled. I used to be like for years and years and years as a Sports Illustrated devotee. I think that I got my Sports Illustrated subscription when I was like 13, 14 years old and I had probably 20 years. Yeah, but wait. It was like my, my kind of Saturday afternoon enjoyment was reading the sports articles in Sports Illustrated. Obviously. Oh, I have people in America who actually called up Sports Illustrated and said, don't send me the swimsuit edition. I would instead prefer to receive like a regular. Oh my God. I'm just going to digest that part first. Yeah. Well, I think that's the 13 years old really into sports. The Lady Doth protest too much. I mean, he makes sure to mention that he loved his Saturday afternoons reading the sports articles, making sure to say that.  I called them up and told them, send me more articles instead. No sports, please. Just sports. I mean, just sports for me. No, no, no pretty women. I know the real sports fans. They love talking about all the sports articles they read, not basketball, not football, not the specific sport. Just, I love reading sports. I love sport. Go sports. It's so disingenuous. It's like, it reminds me of him buying like a plank of wood from Home Depot. Like he's standing outside with the plank of wood. It's so performative. You've never validated your masculinity by buying wood. And then putting it in a small plastic bag and carrying it outside. No, I haven't done that. Can do that with sports illustrated. But the sports illustrated swimsuit edition was obviously tailored at dudes, right? It was obviously beautiful women in body shape and pretending to be sports, right? That's what it was. I didn't, I had ideological objections to it because again, I'm not big into the objectification women. I'm actually not a huge fan of women in bathing suits pandering for the male. This segment is almost over. There's probably more to this, but I haven't seen the rest of this clip. But yeah, this is basically the extent of it. I'm just amazed that like, not amazed, but why is he pretending to care so much about this when he didn't even care about the swimsuit issues? So like he's bothered by Martha Stewart apparently being on the cover, but he was never even into them. Like it's just, again, it's just for clicks. This is about, it's so cloudish. There's three seconds here. I'm not even sure what's worth. Okay. So I'm actually not a huge fan of that because again, I'm a religious conservative. There you go. That's the extent of it. Even if he did, like if he literally called them almost like, excuse me, can you please stop sending me the swimsuit issues? Why would you admit that?  I actually looked, I actually liked it. Let's be honest. It was marketed towards dudes pretending to be sports. You know, I actually looked it up and apparently you could do that. You could opt out of the swimsuit edition if you were subscribed. Are you for real? Yeah. But the funny thing is, I mean, his whole thing, this whole premise of him saying how he didn't look at it is obviously, and we don't have it obviously, but it's, I'm going to assume, and I don't think it's a wild assumption, is his way of criticizing Martha Stewart being on the cover because that magazine should be for men to look at like, you know, hot, 20-year-old. But listen, pull that, pull that, pull that, pull that, that Martha Stewart cover back up because she's looking good. She is. Why am I? Okay, what's your opinion? Thoughts? Right, that's what I said. Thoughts, Mike? What are your thoughts on this, Mike? That's exactly what I said. I didn't know he could do that. I said, Dave, give me a second with Martha Stewart and Mike Figueredo and I'll get a tissue or not. I'm dying. Oh my God. Yeah, I don't, like, it's just, it's the, who even honestly buys magazines anymore? Like, I don't even know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Well, she's not buying magazines anymore.  It was a great industry once, but like this is not. This is not something that is all that culturally important anymore. It seems very very bizarre to me to be so obsessed with like magazines and what they're doing if you didn't see the the second part of that he goes off about a sports illustrated cover that has a trans model trans woman on the cover and does almost like, you know, beat for beat the same thing where it's still him being like, This was supposed to be for men. Who does this appeal to, blah, blah, blah. And like, if you see the cover photo, it's like, the pretzels that these people are twisting themselves into to try and continuously- Oh, the Kim Petrus one? Yeah, like to sit down and be like- I saw Tim Poole talking about that. I gotta tell you, she's looking good on that cover too. She looks incredible. To answer Tim Poole's question, does being into that make you gay? If it does, man, I'm the biggest homo now. I don't know what y'all's talking about anymore, and Bender concerns me, but I know- Yeah, let me show you.   And then I was like, and then like suddenly I was there and then I was having a full crisis. Oh my God. That's like, oh my God. That's a happy when you smoke so much weed before the show. That's the paranoia setting it. This is the other one. Like, what's the problem here? Yeah, she looks amazing. She looks good. She looks great. Looks fantastic. Tim Poole had the audacity to post this photo and talk about how like this appeals to like homosexuals who want to be fooled by neo-viginas and all this kind of stuff. Yeah, I know. Did he say neo-viginas? Did he say neo-viginas? If he didn't, he should have said that. No, he said neo-viginas. He said no, for real? That's actually, I love neo-viginas if I'm being honest. That's the way that's all I love to be. No, for sure. I actually saw a conservative trans woman arguing with him because she preferred him using the neo-vigina term over the other horrible things he calls. Insulting terms that he uses, yeah. Yeah. So like that's actually the preferable term for the conservative trans woman. The vagina goes hard. It honestly does. I just love that he coined this term and he doesn't realize how based and amazing it sounds. Like it just makes it sound cool. I don't know if he coined it. I want to be... Oh, OK. Our guest is here, so should I add him in? Yeah, let's bring him in. Hey. Can you hear me? We can hear you. How's it going, man? Hey, what's up, y'all? How are you? How are you guys? Doing well. Folks, if you don't know, this is Zed Tabani of Freestyle The News.  Oh, man, thank you. I appreciate that, dude.  So it's kind of crazy to me. It's so good. I wanted to watch one of your videos. I have the link here.  Like every time I watch this video, it's stuck in my head every single week. So let me let me queue it up. Wait, quick, Freestyle being on Leftist Mafia right now. Don't let them do that to you. Don't make them make you chicken dive.  I charge for that now, bro. Oh, let me pause it. Hang on one sec. OK, let me show solidarity with the writer's strike. I can't do that right now. Nice. OK, by the way, all this show is actually covered by the news. You're afraid of. Oh, I'm good. It's by the news guild. That's perfect. OK, I might have to give it a bit. I mean, I can add it. Yes. Oh, there we go. There we go for the longest time. I saw you on Twitter. I was like, Matt Binder. I'm like, God, I'm a motherfucker. Sounds smart. Matt Binder. You can call me anything if you that's the following thing. All right, folks. So this is the latest video from Zed. Hopefully that works. 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Evidence turn to side ops.  Backlash where my staff live.   So out of touch I thought it was Diane. More conspiracies than Taylor Swift fans. Just be like, now we all know all the stakes.  Watching crash like that car trying to speed off.  Who that got a new CEO Elon? Pakistan rise as soon as the cuff come. I just bought a hundred. He's basically just gone. Got a new name and a new ball. What a cuff on the cut off of George. What's up, bro? Want people to remember how they feel watching these. Hello, you should just blow it out. Of the United States Capitol being taken over. Thank you, man. Because there's going to be. Which is every so often. Pretend this didn't happen. Tonight CNN gave former President Donald Trump a live town hall. And he once again claimed the election was. My check. Let's go. Yeah, the most useless motherfuckers got a lot of opinions. They've been making predictions.  I've been watching the poll and since it was hitting the second term looking middle. But then again, I was switching on Tuesday to Kingdom and look at me now.  The money up the Nero having kids in the 70s. Like a chaplain. I didn't know the neighbor. She grabbed the gun playing tag with chops in America.  No computer replaced me. You got it.    Why every pun that looks like a baby who needs some shape cream couple weeks off. Titles be expired and the board are close to freefall. Peloton bikes are getting recalled. Now where you going to put your laundry when your Alex's eyes eventually see gone. Seize every moment like I'm Lonnie Walker. George finished writing his musical. Lame is a robless.  I'm honest like a million or one.  Too soon. In too deep. I guess so. Bro, I'm glad you guys like that, man. It's so good. That was awesome. That was good. That was awesome. Thank you, man. I appreciate that guy. Can you please tell how do you even begin to like where do you even start because you're covering a lot of news and you're turning it into a song. You're right. Like the process has got to be like incredible. And you do one video per week. Yeah, we're going to I'm right now. We're talking about doing more than one probably because like so this week I tested out doing. I'm probably going to do it to like my Patreon to kind of thing or whatever. But like I did one on the Activision like them doing the overwatch to think one on one story. But I'm going to try to do maybe one on a daily story or two soon. But no, pretty much the the process is this is like. I start on Saturday pretty much.  And so because the thing that the whole conceit of the piece is like it's got to feel like the week you just had. And if it's too much politics or too much entertainment, people will tune out.  Right. So like every so often I have to like kind of go through and like see, OK, under the entertainment section, this was relevant. I have to pull from that. But what I started doing is I have a headline section where it's like the biggest stories of the week kind of go in that section. And it's like, you know, I mean, like for this week, sorry, I'm going to grab my phone and I'll tell you what I but I have listed for this week. For this week for headlines, the first one was like Jamie Foxx and being being like called dead by the name was actually alive. You know, Travis Scott is Matt and Timothy Chalamet for dating Kylie Jenner. But then also other stuff like the Supreme Court deciding for siding with Section 230. Feinstein being frailer than ever, but I'm being unwilling to give up like her per seat MGT introducing articles of impeachment. So like I'll start collecting stuff on Saturday. Sunday or Monday, I will kind of have an idea of where the week's kind of going, like what it kind of feels like already. And then I'll pick a beat like and the decision is I'll pick usually two beats because Tuesday, though the whole week may change, but I want to kind of get a vibe of, okay, this is going to be the overall kind of feeling for this week. And I'll start writing like a couple lines. And then on Tuesday, I'll have more of a clearer picture and I'll just write a ton. I'll write like 16 to 32 bars. Wednesday, I'll write like the bulk of it, the behemoth of it. And then Thursday, I'll finish it off after, after I'm done with this, I have to record it, do my filming of everything. And then mix it, record it, do the filming of everything, do the editing of my part. And then I send it off to my editor and he adds in like the graphics and everything like that. But then I give him assets of what to do with the graphics. Then tomorrow we'll be editing most of it and then it'll be ready for Sunday by the end of the day.  So it's so astonishing to be able to do all of that. I just, I love it. I'm a huge fan. Dude, that means a ton, dude. And I'm like, I'm a fan of yours. I knew about the service quite a bit. Like Lance, I didn't tell you, but Lance interviewed me earlier this week, but we have a mutual Megaran, who I've worked with a lot. And he was telling me nice about you. Yeah, Megaran is so awesome. Yeah. Oh, nice.  We're doing a show. We're doing a show together on Saturday. That's kind of like the thing. We're doing a live show on Saturday for like my subscribers or whatever. But yeah, I went to school for, I mean, I've been rapping like a long time and I went to school for, you know, I'm the second person in history to get into Berkeley College of Music for rap. And like- That's very dope. That's very dope. That's incredible. That's dope. Thank you. I appreciate it, yeah.   And it took a while because I have a very, I mean, I'm brown, man.  And I didn't know how to, I put politics in my music, but it was hard to kind of bridge that gap. And I started doing this a couple of years ago and I needed weekly content. Cause I'm like, you know, I can talk about the news and what's going on cause it's relevant. Best rappers of all time had stuff that felt like it was so fresh and so there.  It's like a good way to like kind of improve my songwriting and everything like that. And that was when I had a nine to five job and it was really, really hard. And then I did, I did one of these, I took a break for a year and then I was like, you know, let me try it on TikTok. I go TikTok really well. I've worked for a bunch of companies doing TikToks. Why not? And I did it and it blew up and then Philip DeFranco saw it and tried it out on his channel and it worked. And that's been my full-time job since, I think, November. So, yeah. That's so cool. Yeah, it's weird because I was watching you. I saw basically every, I'm pretty sure every single one of your videos. And then on one week in particular, I see an Olay tweet in the news and I'm like, you guys, Olay made it into freestyle of the news. So that's how, oh my God. I didn't even know about that until this week when mine sent me your video because he was in it. And I was like, what is this? And I was like, watch it. He's like, you've been in it too. And I'm like, find me the video about myself, Lance. Bro, Lance told me he reacted to it. And I was just like, oh, like, that's awesome, man. I can't wait to watch the VOD. It's like, well, I'll find it for you. I'm like, great, because that was what I was going to skip to because I need to see that little, I need the validation. It's a needle in a haste. I'm an artist, bro. Like, I need that all the time. I'm 100% out. Yeah, for sure. No, but definitely, like, I'm one, number one, thank you for that tweet because it was great to write about it. But number two, yeah, man, like I feel like a big thing about the way I approach, I told Lance this as well, like when I was on a show, like a big thing about the way I approach it is like, I was a huge like daily show fan growing up. And a big part of the way they approach that was like the absurdity of the news cycle. And I think that's still there sometimes, but like we've switched from like a 24 hour news cycle to like Twitter and everything like that. I think there's just plenty more of the clown show to go around. Obviously I'm like left leaning and then a more left perspective is what I'm here. But like, I just think that like, yeah, I just think the entirety of the, yeah, man, I try to approach it like that and give people like, make people have a fun time whenever they see it because, you know, music was like my catharsis for a while when I was dealing with like post 9-11 shit.   I'm not like normal people understand this is insane, right? This is insane, right? And so I like to try to make sure that comes across and people don't feel like, so not to be too hokey, but feel so. No, I think that's why it works so well because what you're doing is essentially political commentary, right? Where, as you said, it's cathartic because you kind of had these reactions that you build into your songs, whether it's like in the bars or even like the ad-libbing, where it's like, okay, you get that perspective. Like you're trying to be objective and present the news, but also you're not afraid to insert your opinion. And that kind of like helps really build it up where it's like, oh, yes, thank you.  Thank you for vocalizing that in the song. And again, it's just like, even if there wasn't the substance there, like the music itself is so good, but to add the substance to it, that's what I think just puts it over the top. So that's why I've been watching since day one and I told Zed when we were talking a couple of weeks ago, I'm like, we've got to bring you on the Let's Us Mafia before you're too big. Oh, man, I hope I get there, I hope I get there, man. I'm trying to, all of this is really new to me.  So it's very, very flattering to do all that. I'm glad you like the music too. Like I don't want to, I think the big thing is like trying to make it so that it is, I mean, like, yeah, like a banger. I want it to be like really hype and really enjoyable every week, but I also don't want it to be like this same, like it's got to have different energies. It's got to have like sometimes dove in the different genres and stuff like that, like and be a little bit more fluid so people don't get bored and you can have something to listen to all the time. Like there's ones that, I don't know, man, like I'm trying to make it, I'm trying to make it as fluid as possible so it's not like expiring like the next week, if that makes sense, you know?   That's the hope. And then do like a remix at the end of the year of the entire year and just mix them all together. Oh yeah, I'm getting ready for that. That's gonna be a, that's gonna be hard. Yeah, yeah, I think it's harder to do, that's what I was telling, it's harder to do like at the end of the week than it is to do like during the day. Because like if I do it like one on a day, I'm like, okay, well, I know what happened and I know how significant it is and I know how I feel.    So you have to be like super like active and staring at all of the poison that is Twitter all the time, you know? So I was gonna ask you about that because you're like, now you have to kind of be hyper fixated on the news. And like for me, I've been doing, you know, news for several years now and avoiding grade rot is very, very difficult. So like, do you have any coping mechanisms? Like how do you get through the week? Because for me, if I don't take like really like full days off on the weekend where I don't look at Twitter or don't look at the news, then coming back on Monday, I'm just like actually depressed because it really gets to you. Well, you know what? Okay, I'm gonna drop it like a depressing fact. It's not to bring everybody down or trauma down. My father died like a couple of like weeks ago and I said it so casually. But like it was, it was like about a month. I'm sorry about that by the way. No, it's all, it's all good. I just wanted to avoid people having to do that. Like, but like, no, my father died a couple of months ago and I remember I was being like really like exhausted at the time because we were doing everything, a bunch of stuff to lead up to switching to my channel and all this other stuff. And I was just like, man, I'm like exhausted. And I had, I took a week off. And during that week, aside from like play video games, I love video games, something that I did that was nice was like right for myself.  So like you're being observational and pulling new stories and disseminating them and giving your opinion on these new stories. But I'm sure that like for me personally, like what I noticed is when I write for stuff that's not necessarily just the news, they can have political tinged ideas. They can have stuff like that.  It just kind of feels like, oh, okay, this is, I feel a little more free now and that I've gotten some stuff out of my system so then I can tackle all of this other stuff.  It's exhausting to write only about news all the time. Like especially with rap stuff because like, again, there's been a mass shooting every single week except for like three weeks this year.  And there was a point where like Elon Musk, Kanye and Trump or somebody else made the news like seven weeks in a row.   Like I got so exhausted by it. I think, I think doing, oh no, sorry. Yeah, man, like I think that's the best way to do it is just to kind of do that. But also I wanted to ask you guys something. For you guys, especially with covering news, has Twitter, for me, it's just become way less the useful on figuring out current events. Like I feel like current events, okay, so it's not just me, like current events or not. I feel like this week is, I feel like this week, especially for some reason, I've just, it's very tough to see what's actually happening. Like it's all just blue checks, trash, all the replies to everybody are blue checks. Like I can't get any proper replies to like, which often replies with that real context of some stories. And I'm not seeing that now. So it's just like, yeah. It's all the replies that would usually be hidden for like spam or like more. Yeah, exactly.  Yeah, they're all verified now. And I see all kind of like, like for example, I see Tim Pools tweets regularly. I've never seen people on my, I've never seen these people on my timeline in my life.  Matt Walsh, I see him so much. Well, here's the thing. I do think, because you guys are more, you guys are more in that, like, because again, I've been in like gaming, music, and news, like all three kind of there. So I didn't see a lot of like, people would say like, I'm seeing like, animal violence videos every week. I'm like, oh, I'm not, I'm not noticing that.  And when I'm noticing it, but what I am noticing in like, outside of just, outside of just the political sphere, like if you even outside of the political sphere, what's interesting to notice is that, especially in like esports and gaming, the tweets that usually get promoted, because I worked in esports prior to all of this. I worked in like fighting game community stuff and I worked for Evo. Like that community like has the most controversial take from anybody go viral, and it's just a fight for like 24 hours.  You know, on a daily basis. It's just, it's just interesting to, it's shitty. There's so much in general, just so much as fighting and reactionary content and drama farming disguised as like commentary and political activism and news. And it's nothing more but drama, drama, drama, drama, bitchy drama, drama across the, like across the aisle. And I mean that across the aisle. I want to be as fair as possible, like white internet left, black internet left.  Clearly, I'm in mad group chats. I was telling laughs. I was like, yo, I think I might be the only person like orbiting amongst the spaces, but I don't know anybody the same way. I don't know anybody over here. I don't know anybody over there, but I've kind of got a little inside scoop. And I'm like, hey, hey, hey, hey. Y'all gonna get tired of talking about this shit? Like this weekend. Yeah, dude. I swear. Don't. The black internet left this week.  Like, what if we just did something new? Cause I was like, you know, not for nothing. I was like, not for nothing on both sides of the fence at the end of the day. If you talk about somebody bad, whether or not it be true, you feel it in your spirit to be true and be completely accurate.  And I think that's something that like both, like we're just not honest about it. And that's what causes a lot of like foolishness. I'm like, just keep it real. If you say something negative about somebody, they don't like you no more. It's pins and needles now, baby. It's not, it's not hot. So if you do all this drama farming, it's just endless drama.  There's so much news. People are dying. Talk about something. Dude, it's just exhausting too. You just wonder like why, why the energy could not like be spent on other. Yeah, like especially make content, like why the energy could not be spent on other things rather than just the exhaustive energy of like, I think it's a lot of people wanting to be, wanting to be self-fulfilling and like, there's a lot of accounts with like a hundred, like a lot of verified accounts with like a thousand followers who are just like, all right guys, this is my ticket to fame. I'm gonna do a big takedown of like, there was a guy yesterday who had seen the interview with me and you Lance, who was like tweeting up a storm about me, like on, I've never met this person. And like tweeting up a storm about him. And I'm sure that's like, that's like yeah, joined the club, but like tweeting up a storm about me at like 3 a.m. like, bro, it's not that deep, bro. That's so weird.  It's not that deep. It's not that deep. Eminem doesn't like movie. I don't like Tim, bro. It's that's it, that's it. It's fine. Everyone's fine. Well, you know what? The other thing that's kind of wild though is if you made like freestyle science about climate change every single week, it wouldn't get like the same clicks too, right? Like you do a really good job of kind of interspicing stuff that is important that you should talk about like dismantling white supremacy and stuff. And then also putting in current news that's gonna make people be like, oh, I know that reference. I get that. I know who Mr. Piz is. Yeah. Well, cause like, cause like the thing is rap is about the culture, right? It's a cultural stamp. Like when you're freestyling in general, you're taking a cultural stamp and personal identity and all those other kind of stuff and you're putting it in there.   All of them have moments in their songs that like you feel like, oh my God, that was happening then that they said that like my favorite, like during the Iraq war, like I heard like an Eminem verse where he talked about like, oh, you're gonna get, when you couldn't say anything about the Iraq war, you're not American, you're not this, culture war in full swing.    And I like to talk about culture. I like, I think it's relevant when, I think a lot of people know about the Mr. B story. That is, that is relevant. That plays into, when you see things in media, in culture, like fucking, like Will Smith's slap at the Oscars, that plays into everybody's view of the world for the next like, you know, what is it, 72 hours in some way, shape or form or the next week. So I think it's important. We dragged that for so much longer than that, I'm tortured. Oh my God. Yeah. It played for 72 hours. Yeah, it played for 144 hours more than it needed to. Right. Yeah. Well, fun fact on our very first episode, we uncancelled Will Smith specifically because of that slap. So you're welcome Will Smith for your career. That's right. You remember?  I don't remember what happened yesterday. I'm a huge fan of our show. Would you like me to tell you? I don't, I don't, I don't go back and see most of the episodes.  So I just don't like it. Smart. But that was a day because I especially didn't look after I brought foreign, because I was like, oh, they be mad in these comments. So David's thing, when I'm just too black on here by myself, I brought another vehemient. Excuse me, on David's only? Yeah. No, no. I'm just casually on David's thing.  He was just being so vehemient. And then I went in the comments and it was overwhelmingly just like this. They were like, oh, we love it. Oh, this baby. They loved it. Yeah. I'm like, oh, it was great. Seems your expectations of me are incredibly low. They are. They are.  And I think that that perspective is really important because you don't, you don't hear it.  Yeah.  I'm going to turn on my fan real quickly because it's, my life is defined by 9-Eleven and then I'm brown and it gets hot everywhere. Fuck. Hold on. And by the way, go subscribe to Freestyle the News if you haven't already. Yeah, please go subscribe to my channel. I need more subscribers. So yeah, pretty much mind it.  No, you're good. So yeah, I mean, like I was 13 when 9-Eleven.  Super Republican County. I thought you were going to say, do you guys, I think we're going to say, do you guys know anything about 9-Eleven? Oh, have you heard? I think I was 13 as well. So we went to the same age. Not fun. I'm pretty sure I was 13 on 9-Eleven. 87. So we're OK, OK.    And so I wasn't super popular. I did not have a lot of friends and then like 9-Eleven happened.  So you're pumped with like fear from media and that like, oh, racism is over and we live in a utopia. And thanks, Martin, for doing all that. And then that happened.  It was hard to walk into stores. A lot of a lot of weird, like, small.      Did those Muslim hearings?   And a lot of people just kind of roll their eyes.     Yeah, of course. Yeah. So like there was there was, yeah, I mean, there was definitely weird things. Somebody knocked on my dad's window when he was in like a little cut out of the car, knocked on the window traffic.  That should happen.  And like I it's it's famously the safest city in America, but it's for a very specific group of people. And yeah, I grew up in all of that, all of that.       And I think a lot of my music is trying to fight like a lot of the fears that I just in generally have from, you know, what's going on. And just kind of it sounds so corny, but just to kind of like inspire people because music is cathartic. And it can actually inspire activism and do things. And yeah, man, like I started to go so long, but yeah, like it's a has a profound impact on my life, you know, I still feel it. Like I still feel like, especially in the music industry where like it's gotten a little bit better in the last few years, but there was definitely a point like five or six years ago where again, it's still really hard being brown where like the first second people see you a brown guy with a beard.   Like, and so having to have that differentiation is a big deal. Having to have those people who are much more in media scene as outside of that is a big deal. And again, like even for me now, like I've like only in the last few years been kind of embracing, I'm like Indian, Pakistani and Arab. Like that's only the last few years been embracing, like I like that part of myself, not that like, oh, it's who I am. It's just I, it's who I am and I like that part of myself.    You had this happen every single day. It's informed my frustration with the culture wars. It's informed my, like, you know, my views towards like, my view towards like being like, all right, well, fucking, even if I think that I'm so progressive and good now, there's, I thought I was back then and then I realized racism was way more real. So there's gotta be a point where I have a blind spot and it's informed me on that. So I can always be like, all right, well, fucking, I may not know enough about this. Let me figure out a little bit more and not just kind of dig my heels in on stuff. So yeah, man, profound impact. What do you think is like radicalizing the most? Like in this unlearning things journey, right? I mean, like, I think going to Berkeley did a lot for that. I don't think it's radical. I think it's like just decoupling. I hate something that really did, that I did learn a lot also from 9-11 is just like the way the media ecosystem just kind of works to craft narratives and the way people kind of latch on the talking points more so than, because people are just generally, people are generally either really comfortable and I'm just, I don't want to fucking, I'm tired. I don't want to deal with anything or they're bored and they'll latch on the media talking points. And so something that, something that, going, one, getting out of Orange County and getting out of California taught me a ton about like, all right, well, the things, A, the things I take for granted in California, I take for granted and B, the bubble that I live in is not the bubble everywhere, right?   I hung out at Berkeley. So it was a, this is Berkeley in Boston, by the way, not Berkeley in San Francisco.  Yeah, thanks for saying that. I was just gonna add a little quick thing. I do, there's one of my best friends, his family is from India and we used to cross over into the United States all the time. And it would be me, him and like a bunch of other people. He was the only person every single time. I think this happened like four or five times in a row that would get stopped for the random security search.  Yeah.  Because like, I remember my little brother was eight at the time and he got stopped and he had a fucking, and like they were like questioning him about a tissue that he had in his hand cause he was blowing his nose. And they were just like, well, what do you have in that tissue? He's like snot, you know? Like no suspicion. It's, yeah, so there was definitely, there was definitely like a period where that was like, definitely a lot of the, I remember coming back from a trip and like I was in the air when all of it was happening and I got to like this one airport and I was just walking around with my bag and a security guard came up to me and just like started opening my bag and looking through it.   I'm like, dude, what's going on? He's like, dude, you not here? Like there was a bombing in the Boston Marathon today.   Yeah. I mean, I don't think that people really realize the like the ripple effect that 9-Eleven had. Like, I mean, just like in 2016, people will forget this, but like Trump was proposing his Muslim registry.  And I feel like what, like with different groups, like the bigotry, like it comes in waves, right? Like there's really increased intensity and then it kind of dies down, but it always comes back because there's always going to be some marginalized group that is the target, that's the scapegoat. And yeah, I think that these stories are really important even if it's kind of like it, it's hard to talk about.  Oh no, I love, no, I appreciate it. I loved, I mean, that's, that's what I was talking about on like rap and everything. Like I love talking about, and now I like talking about it because it's something where I can like talk about. I think a lot of the frustrations that I have currently with like the world right now have very similar shades to what was going on then. Like it's very hard to not see the culture war now and feel like it's been cribbed from, from that era. Like I really do think that like Twitter, Twitter is Twitter in 2023 that wishes it was 2012 or 2003, right? Like they want a world that's around that specific time and it's not. And so it's very hard for them to understand when certain culture war points, like it'll do really well amongst a base. And then when election time comes in, oh, the mayor of Jacksonville just lost their job.  And I think something that's just specifically the way the culture war has just kind of evolved from that. Like all the entire playbook is there. It's like the pick and roll for basketball.  Like right now, like, you'll, every so often nowadays the Asami phobia I'll get is like Ilhan Omar and this and that, right?  Yeah it is. It's gonna be like full blast, right? And I think the only thing like the main thing that that has saved, you know, that has helped people in the past is that it's exhausting.  No talk, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.  It's exhausting.   Uber Eats costs too much.  So I think when you see like, oh well the red wave didn't materialize as much. Oh well this didn't do as well. Oh this one didn't do as well. That doesn't mean that nefarious forces aren't working but it does mean that it's a little exhausting. It's a little tiring, you know? And you also, we also have to remember that when we're trying to like make activism happen.  So yeah. I like my TED talk. I like to make it real for research purposes. What's your zodiac signs, Ed, while I have you here? Gemini. Okay, noted. Yeah, did you think that was a gemini? I have a reading or something to do.  Gemini, they're like, you're trouble.  I didn't know.  I didn't know since I was thinking about your character. I merely saw the information. You were the nicest person who's ever learned that I'm a Gemini. You're like easily the nicest person.  I will say, I have dated a few Gemini's that were romantic terrorists, not to say that about all. Damn. Like certainly say that about a few. What's your zodiac sign? I'm a Leo. I'm a Leo son. Oh, my girlfriend's a Leo. Good taste, taste, excellent taste. Y'all are crazy. Yeah. You know what's so funny?  I want to be like, no, right? But my last act right where we're so cool and the other day he came and he brought me, when we were together, I bought him this little, I call him earthy man, right? He acts like the Lorax.  And he came to my house and he brought me a Cheshire cat. I'm like, oh, that's so cute. Look at them out of my living room. He was like, cause chaos. He was like, cause your chaos. I was like, cause my thing, my thing with like the zodiac thing is like, like there's no like scientific explanation. The closest I've come from a scientific explanation is like you're all born like in the same month. So you experienced the year the same. There's a whole, see, this is one of those things. Like when we be commenting on stuff and we don't understand that there's a whole school of thought, a whole discipline we're not in. Like they have a whole chart. Like it's not just the Oh, come on.   Please. I don't want to hear it.  You believe in crypto.  I don't believe in crypto. I don't believe in crypto.  It's like zodiac sign. I'm about to get like 30. It was wild. I'm about to get like 30 blue check motherfuckers on me. I was like, see, they're dissing the zodiac signs. Zed was on the DNC. She'll left us mafia. Or Zed was on the far, far left communist leftist mafia. You'll probably get both of them. Or conservative potentially. You never know. Yeah, yeah. Do you know how Zed has ties to Hezbollah? I don't. Fuck. Well, I hate that for you. Huh? Someone in the comments flies. She's, oh, I'm sorry. That's my McDonald's. Y'all carry on without me. Hold on. That's going to be on the bingo card soon.  I love how the viewers get a bingo every single week because they know us so well. That's funny. Yeah. I'd be trying to be different. Someone pointed out. Someone pointed out there's a major missing little square on the bingo card that needs to be added immediately. It's easily the longest running bit on this show. Me calling David's audience racist. That's a lame job. That's not your job. This is like a single troll in my chat. I got mods this time. I added three mods. I added two new mods. Is that what you said?  I think it was like two trolls. Two? Okay. What do you want me to do? I'm not going to read the chat the whole time. So I got some mods. Okay. So what else happened this week? I mean, I have some things that we can talk about. Sorry. Go ahead.  Folks, I just put out a very long video at 17 minutes. I go through all the receipts. It's a great video. Go watch it. But yeah. Okay. Proceed.  So I'll do this. I mean, this is the one that I saw. I think there's also a previous video to this where they're actually like battling out like her and Jamal Bowman. But this is just her, her comments. Oh, about her being afraid of Jamal Bowman. Yeah. Yeah. That's the video I got. He was he was aggressive and threatening and his demeanor was just really, I mean, it's, it's. I haven't even seen that. Let me see. Here we go. Were you going to say Karen behavior? Yeah. Central Park Karen in particular. Like she, she channeled Central Park Karen. Like that was her. When it. I will. I saw the. I saw the Mount Walsh tweet where he was like Karen. I'm sorry, Matt. No, go ahead. Go ahead. This happened.  Oh, yeah. It's a racist. I haven't heard racist. Can you zoom out again and for a second on his tweet? Attack on Titan. Look at that. Somebody. No. He needs to take Karen and be happy with it because I don't like that.  Karen.  That's what they are.  Karen slur. And what it is is making something like downplaying what it is. They get people killed. They get people arrested just because you happen to see a couple that make it to Twitter and social media and everybody.   Who are like yeah. Yeah, yeah. I just feel bad for like actual Karen's like people named Karen who are. They're good. They're good people. They're named Karen.  Bro, it's an epidemic. Like, I don't get it, man. I just love how the responses to Matt Walsh's tweet is just, okay, Karen, okay, Karen, shut up, Karen. Like, nobody cares. I don't know why Matt Walsh wants a racist slur against white people like that bad. It's not that great, bro. It's not great to have one. Yeah, Matt Walsh has to reclaim me. It's all about the behavior. That's all it is. Yeah, bro. There was not enough. I was swarmed. It's all on video. Everyone can see this. But I will tell you what's on video. Is Jamal Bowman shouting at the top of his lungs, cursing, calling me a horrible, calling me a white supremacist, which I take great offense to. That is like calling a person of color the n-word, which should never happen. He actually said that with a straight face. This is the first time I've seen this video. This is unbelievable. Wait, hold on. I just want to say this is someone who just last year, I believe it was last year, could have been the year before, but sometime in the past two years, showed up at Nick Fuentes' America First event as the special guest of the evening to come on stage, give Nick Fuentes a little hug and shake hands, give Nick Fuentes a speech to his white supremacist, Grypper fan base. I think calling her a white supremacist is a very fair categorization of what we just read. Absolutely. I just don't know how it's the same as the end. That's such a weird. Yeah. Again, it's that victim behavior. No, it's not just victim behavior, but it's a deliberate way that people will empower, like prevent other people from having the words to call it that. If you make things, the slurs that you all have come up with when you were subjugated to people, and then you call them naming and claiming what you do, the system by which you subjugate people and you uphold white supremacy, you make that tantamount to you being oppressed and a slur. What it is is gaslighting people. That's what it is. Deliberate tactic. It's not just victim hood.  It's equal to that. And that is wrong. Jamal Bowman was down there cursing at me, telling me to get the F out of there. And he was leading them up right outside the vehicle I was sitting in. We have this all on video. We do actually. And that's unfortunate for her. I haven't seen that yet. He was the one that approached me. Even CNN reported that. Yelling, shouting, raising his voice. He has aggressive, his physical mannerisms are aggressive. This is so racist. Right? Can I say something? Can I just say something? Can you pause? I just don't understand. If you want my, like, I appreciate being a guest on this week.  Bro, I'm a rapper. I grew up in battle rapping.   Like it's, I don't know why are you so pressed over it?  So because it's so.   Yes. Starting a chain gang. Before she came out of school shooting survivor. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Congress person. That's how she, that was her claim to fame.  David Hogg who was just a high school kid at the time. Yeah. And on top of that, like her first couple of weeks in Congress, do you remember that Corey Bush had to move offices away from her because she was so confrontational? Do you remember how I forgot who it was, but she said that she felt threatened by like Guam veterans who brought cookies for her because she said something stupid about the people of Guam, but she saw like all of them and she felt intimidated when they were just trying to be nice to her. Like there's so many instances of her like trying to weaponize her like whiteness and karenisms against people of color.  And if you look at the videos, so the video where she says that Jamal Bowman was being aggressive in his demeanor and mannerisms, like she's up in his face as well, like pointing at him and her guns are as big as his.   Like she talks about this being on video.  And she said that basically Jamal Bowman tried to sick the mob on her when in actuality, if you go back and watch the video, which I did in my video, he didn't start yelling at her until she was in the car and safe.  Like this is my city. We don't expect, we don't support white supremacists rhetoric. We support love.   I think there's a new video now with the interaction. I'm not, I haven't seen any of this, but. New interaction. I haven't seen the footage yet. I want to see this. Turn this volume up. Where are the migrant children? We're accepting them. We love them. We love the migrant children. We lost them. You can't find them. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Yeah, migrant children. No, no, we don't know them. I don't know. That's fast news. That's fast news. Yelling, shouting, raising his voice. He has aggressive, aggressive. And I am concerned about it. I feel threatened by him. It's so nonsensical that it's comical. You can see clearly in the video that we were like playfully jousting with each other. She was laughing. I was laughing. We were talking about each other's party and certain issues. So the demeanor and disposition on the steps, it was playful. We were going after each other. You know what I think it is? This morning to say what she said. I mean, it's a complete 180 number one. It's no longer comical now because now you are using historical racist tropes toward black men. Menacing his mannerisms. I'm afraid that's the stuff that got, you know, Trayvon Martin killed. Tamir Rice killed. Michael Brown killed. I mean, I believe officer Darren Smith literally talked about his presence and his strength as an excuse for killing him. And this has happened to black men historically. And so now we're in a dangerous space. And that's why I wanted to be really, really clear to reporters today how reckless and dangerous her statements were. And she should know better. I believe she knows better. This is another reason why we need to teach the accurate history of America in our schools and make sure African American history is a part of that because her rhetoric and her behavior in Congress outside of me pictures with the AR 15 with the squad behind her chasing David Hogg and stalking him as he engaged in activism around gun violence. Her rhetoric, her language, her behavior has been aggressive and intimidating since she's gotten into Congress. Now she's trying to displace it onto me. Yeah, I was going to say, like, I feel like, see, like, I think it's a little worse than, like, just on her part. For two reasons.  Right?    The Democrats are a mob that storm cities and everything like that.   I don't think, and this is not me. Again, I don't think she's smart enough to get that.    Like there's no... What makes you want to absolve Marjorie of intent in the way? What makes you capable of... I'm not absolving. I'm not absolving. I'm not absolving. Can you let me talk? No, go for it, go for it. What you're saying is, you're saying you believe that she is not as intelligent, she is not aware, like she stumbled into this. This is something she's doubled down in some way.   She does nothing but advance white supremacy. She knows what she's doing. This is something that has historically has been done. This is a consistent pattern. That's why he was calling her a white supremacist before he did that action. That was not a mistake. I miss, can I rephrase? Is it okay? Okay. So I think there is a... How does she do it in rap form? That's when you're rap advanced. Smallfucker wants me to freestyle so bad. I think there's something that I think, I think aside from her racism, it's important to also call out her incompetence. It's what I'm trying to say.   The actions in which she's going towards it show incompetence is what I'm trying to say.  We're all calling out that she's racist. I do think also, I'm sorry if it came off that I'm like fucking... Oh no, you don't have to apologize. No, no, no. But that's never, that's not what I wanted to do. So like, I'm trying to say like, she's also incompetent. I think what's frustrating, especially for me is to watch people who are incompetent, because that makes her, I think Tucker Carlson and people like her are very incompetent at a lot of things. And they get away with a lot because we think they're competent, Machiavellian, brilliant motherfuckers.  I think that's true. I think you're right.  Yeah. But then when you think about application, what they really care about, they're not in it for us. Like the intellectualism that we approach with it, consistency, we're approaching these things in good faith, they're just in it for where they get. You know what I mean? A hundred percent.  A hundred percent. When you think about the game is who's the biggest bigot?  She's winning. She's doing well, she feels. Easy. Yeah. Yeah. No, I see what you're saying. No, but I didn't want to absolve her of the very obvious racist trope that she's doing. That's such a long career of doing that. Yeah. But like, I feel like her incompetence is just so fucking... Because that's what they crib, right?  And it's just like, it doesn't make any sense. Like you're popular in spite of your incompetence, which is what's frustrating to me.  Like he's playing 40 chess. Yeah. It's like... I don't understand.   And then like I was... He was there. He was terrifying.   Yeah, no, absolutely. And when it comes to Marjorie Taylor Greene, like I don't like how it's kind of become normalized because of how much of an extremist she is, that like you are 100% of white supremacists. You have a long history of it. You have a history of saying all this, like incredibly deeply anti-Semitic stuff, spreading anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about like the Rothschilds being responsible for the California wildfires.   Like I think it should be normalized for the rest of the politicians to talk about what an extremist she is all the time. 100%. Dad, what's the art on your wall? On my wall? Yeah. It's my hero. It's beautiful. Oh, okay. It's my hero academia. I was going to say, you know, I, what he said when he, he was asked what was it on MSNBC about that confrontation? Like that's the first thing I thought too. And as someone who spars and goes on right-wing shows and does that type of thing with right-wingers, like I totally felt that sort of thing that he felt there. Like, you know, I was, yeah, we disagree, but I thought there was this basic understanding that we were going to have this debate. And there were people upset. What? Yeah, Mike is making the people upset. Oh, is my mic messed up? I mean, I can still hear what you're saying, but it's just, there's just some, there's some. Could you turn your camera off to smoke? It should be working. It's one of the bingo card chips, I think. How is it better? I live in California. I live in California. Because I think, I think they, so they make money or something. I think you two don't let them. She does a real job too. I think it's probably okay now, but I'm not positive. My CEO doesn't know. I'm valuable. Oh, sweet. Damn, I just, everybody in the chat was going nuts.   You just need like some RGB lights. That's your point. This confrontation, you can tell she's being just as if not more confrontational than Jamal Bowman is. She's playing victim afterwards.   That's the one thing that I always say if you have the basic decency to engage with someone who believes something different than you, then at least there's that. That's how I feel Jamal Bowman was so like, he was like backstabbed in a way. He thought, no matter how terrible she was, he thought there was that basic level where oh, we can at least go at it with each other and walk away. But she basically defied that by making up a scenario where he was attacking her and now there's not even that. Like now he knows that not only does she have completely different beliefs than him, but she will use just complete bullshit to stifle just any even discussion or debate on the issues, which means you can't even discuss with her. Like how AOC for example, has that bill with Matt Gaetz to stop stocks from being if you're a congressperson. Like listen, they don't agree on anything, but they were able to find that one specific issue that they can agree on that can never happen with Marjorie Taylor-Green because she's going to make up a fake scenario to endanger someone, really.  Yeah, she basically here's the thing, this is why she hates Jamal Bowman so much, because he gives her a taste of her own medicine and she hates it. Like she loves to be confrontational and get up in people's faces and he's not backing down. She thinks that if she could pull up this oh my god, you know, he made me feel threatened that he's going to back down.    If you want, we can discuss what Ron DeSantis has signed into law. Oh my god, yeah, please. Let me share this. He went on an anti-LGBTQ plus Bill signing Marathon yesterday. So Alejandra Carbalo tweets out Ron DeSantis just legalized the kidnapping of trans kids by unaffirming parents. They could take them from safe states to Florida and get emergency jurisdiction for custody and this is not like hyperbole, you can read through the page. Can you scroll down a little bit? Oh, sorry. I meant to change the tab actually. But yeah, that's the headline. Let me show you the piece here. So I'll just read this paragraph here. The new law will allow the state to take custody of a child if they have been subjected to or are threatened with being subjected to gender affirming care which includes puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy, which by the way has been used for decades. Florida courts could modify custody agreements from a different state if the minor is likely to receive gender affirming care in that second state. The text refers to gender affirming care as sex reassignment prescriptions or procedures and qualifies this care as a form of physical harm.  So there is a major um are we going to fight a game? There's a major fighting game tournament. This is like the point of the story called CEO, it's called Community Effort Orlando.  Truckers are starting to boycott Florida too Really?  I'd say someone should get the data from all the episodes and create a bar graph of how long each of us has spoken on this show without players in the bottom, the very bottom. I'm going to guess that it's me and Ole fighting for number one up top. Way bigger. I talk a lot of you. I just, I talk a lot less in time than a lot of you. Most of your segments, they be sitting there quietly. I just, I don't know what to say, but that's the razzle dazzle. That's all it is. Like the numbers though, that motherfucka bender got a monologue on him. You win the monologue awards. Yeah, yeah, soliloquies, soliloquies. You were the soliloquy master. You just got to know your mic again, Matt. I fixed it. I fixed it. Oh, OK, OK. Yeah, that's right. You know, I'm the Shakespeare of the group, I guess. Or not. I feel like we all have our moments where they're like, there's bursts of us talking and then we kind of like fade into the background. Like, I kind of feel like we all do that to an extent. Hey, David, start off by saying I love you guys and everything you all do. I was wondering if you'd be interested in streaming to other platform in addition to what you have so far. Part one, the answer is no. I'll see part two at some point. I don't see it yet. Oh, here's not. Yeah, no, this isn't it. Somebody said this one's for bender. Narrator with a super chat.  Is this also in relation to Marjorie Taylor Greene? I think so. Yeah, it's rough because we read these super chats after a two hour show. Always try to add everybody who leaves super chats for any of us. Always try to add just a little bit of context about what you're talking about. No one knows how we get to the super chat. They charge by the word. That's why they don't. That's why a lot of the super chats. Yeah, so if you go over a certain amount of word, you have to pay more. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's why a lot of super chats are short. So I'm so listening to longer ones are more. I never realized that. All right. So listen, if you want me to be able to fully respond to your super chats, I need essay format. I need long form content. MLA. Hundred dollars worth, at least. Double spaced. The captain with the very generous super chat here that is part two. All right, maybe I will. Jesus, it is made by fellow Canadian Linus from Linus Tech Tips. Oh, really? And the platform is called Float Plane. It is kind of like a cross between Patreon and Twitch, except it has an amazing audio and great video. You know what? I'm actually interested. I like Linus. I like Linus. He's a good guy. Let me just search up Float Plane. His reviews are on point. He's a Canadian also. So later. I just realized someone before said, check out to Steve Schiff's How to Shower video and then told you to skip to a minute seven and a half. What is what are people on YouTube creating where a how to shower video is even seven and a half minutes long to begin? I don't know. I'm probably not going to watch whatever this is. But I do appreciate you, Doc. Thank you. Zaytabani, yo, I thought that name sounded familiar. I listen to Roleback all the time. He's a real one, much love. Infinite content says, when you add the anti-LGBT stuff with the anti-immigrant stuff, DeSantis is single-handedly wrecking the Florida agriculture, tourism, construction, economy. Yeah, that's a great point. Thank you. Nelflow, most likely the play is to make Florida inhospitable to immigrants and liberal and progressive voters so they move and turn the state red. I mean, the state's already red. This is you got a super sticker, Bender. That's for you. Thank you, Archangel. I appreciate that. I wish we could see the sticker, though. I know what you could see. Jules T says, here's to the cool mods. Yes, I added three mods after some assholes last week. Some shout out to the mods.  Yeah, I don't read the child while it's happening. So I noticed afterwards that there were some terrible people in the child last week. So that has been dealt with now. So all the people will be saying I need to stream from my channel. No, it's never going to happen. And it's because you all don't know how to act. Look at yourself. David, I have a question. How did you how did you pick your mods? I mean, it must have been hard with a chat so horrible and terrible to find three people who could. I thought you started serious and then you had to. But to answer the serious question, there's some people that recognize every that they're here every week and they're good people. So is one of your mods, Tyler Hackner, too. I believe so, yes. I love Tyler. Yeah, if I didn't, then I should have because he's just. Tyler, like he just he's amazing. He comments on all of our videos. Such a great supporter, substantive comment. Like he gets upvotes all the way to the top. Like he he's crushing it. I love Tyler Tyler's birthday was the other day, too. Right. Happy belated. Oh, happy birthday, Tyler. He does. You do better, David. Oh, I didn't see that. I feel really bad. Happy birthday, Tyler. All right, Tyler. Oh, yeah, who knew? You should have told me. I would have said earlier. This is yours, Binder. Wanda with a super chat. Great show as always. Thank you, Wanda. We all appreciate it. Snackpander says he is the best guest so far. He was fantastic. Yeah, he's great. And I was like on behalf of Rebecca's or in foreign format. And I know we've had some great guests out too. So like, yeah, it was great. Yeah, that's been every guest has been fantastic. Yeah, you and I think was extra interesting about him that like he's not in our like political circle. Like we usually do have guests who are in leftist politics YouTube. You left them up. While he shares like while he shares our politics, it's clear that the content he creates and even the YouTubers he's worked for previously, they are in the broader YouTube sphere, not like the the political niche specifically. Yeah. Yeah, this is for you. Yeah, you got to write Joe Fox. You're right. Oh, it's for you, Binder, but it's for us. All right, Wanda with a super chat. Are David or Lance affected by the fires in Canada? Didn't even know there were fires in Canada. You guys all right? I am. Yeah, it's a smoky Vancouver right now.  Oh, really? Yes. Well, it's always smoky there. I was used to it in August. In August, that's when the fire season starts. Because I went when I went to B.C. But whenever I went, I went there and I could smell it immediately. Like, actually, we smelled it on the plane down and I'm like, is the plane on fire? Like what's going on? And they had to come with actually went over the speaker was like, this is just the forest fires happening. It's actually bad because it used to happen in August. Now it's going to be normalized happening in May, I guess. And usually us in Seattle battle each other because the California wildfires will like blow all their smoke up here and all our fires blow all the way back down to them.  It's brutal. Just stay inside. I meant to say that. Sorry? I like your shirt. I meant to say that. Yeah, I do too. Yeah. Oh, by the way, I'm only I'm only 20 subs away from a 30,000. Come on.  Let's do this tonight right now on the air in the next like five minutes we got. Let's do it. I'm at 16.2 thousand subscribers. That's incredible. You just started in my second month of business.  That might be the fastest growth of like any of us. That's insane. I see if you're not monetized yet, you should be able to. Yeah, you said it, but immigration, you know, America keeps. Oh, are you serious? Of course. Of course. So you can't. Well, you can't monetize the channel. No. Yeah, America. You know, but immigration can't connect to like a different like account. It doesn't have to be.  So in my immigration there is this. Yeah, let's hope. Can we help you with that? Like, I don't know how it works. Can you like write recommendations? This is our studied lineup of letters right now, honestly. So yeah, let's let's let's hope for the best. But yeah, as far as my channel as long as been eligible already. Yeah. Yeah. You're probably eligible after your first video to be fair, because you've got a lot of views. I was eligible pretty quickly. I told last like weeks ago, like I was like, see, I was like, I'm just showing you, I can't monetize it. I just want something to know. That's so so you have the views and subscriber count. I think it's about two thousand views and like a thousand subscribers and four thousand watch time. Yeah, I have way past that. Yeah, radio friendly box says a Zade rap intro for that. Be cool. That would be so cool. Oh, yeah. This is Bender's lovely pariah with a super chat. Thank you. That is all smiley face. Thank you, lovely pariah. That is quite lovely. I'm assuming these are all Bender's because Mike, you're still demonetized, right? Yes. The channel. That's also fucked. That's also something you got to bring in. I lost half of all of my membership so far. I worked for years to build them up. Ha, yeah. Ha, yeah. Because each day that I'm not monetized, if a membership is set to renew, it gets auto canceled. So I'm watching the number tick up each day. I had, I thought I had 500 actually have 300, but I've lost 47 percent as of today. So we're going on half.  It's like, dude, it took so long to build those up. That is really crazy, though. Like, I thought I thought losing the super chat ability was lame when they demonetized you, but I mean, consider the mon... the subscriptions, which, yeah, that takes a while to build up.  If it's not going to be good, the U.S. government prevents me from monetizing everything. So I just, I just literally just have to donate the money. That's I'm sorry. That is so infuriating. Yeah.  You know what I mean? Like when you think about it, right? Like when I was on Rising, it's like, oh, I'm a part of all this. All the everybody gets paid handsomely. Theoretically, you think I get paid handsomely for this lander. But I do have to say no, no, no.   Dude, it's a millionaire. No doubt about it. He's going to move it. I'm going to move it.  You know the shitty thing about being an extra in movies and there's a lot of movies you can see me in the background of is that if you're not in the union, you don't get the catered dinners or anything.  It was the worst. Yeah. Yeah, I did. I did extra stuff, too. I was broke. Yeah. This one is for Bender, but it's about Canada. Kowalski with a super chat. Why is Canada attacking the Great Plains with smog? Kowalski is our farmer, our farmer in Nebraska. Can I just say like, I feel like you all like the aftershows should be with everyone, even if you don't have super chats, because it's like a good like this is just a more chill time where the show is over and we can kind of like let our hair down. Yeah, yeah, I do appreciate that. When it's like 20 minutes long, I can go to bed. But that's it.  Well, one thing is that this is like an extra hour. Oh, where? Where? Where? Oh, it must have come back. I'm sure I like how Mike was just talking about how we should do this. All five of us all the time, right? Smash like my car later. Andrew with a super chat. Great show with Zahid. Matt, do you think he and DJ Danarky could do a collab? DJ Danarky is the guy who does all the music for the majority of poor and Sam's theater. Yeah, that would be cool if they did without a doubt. I don't know if they would reach out to them and ask them. That's how you get that happening. This one is clearly for me, but this is for you, Bender. Is it? Oh, I love it. Yeah, now I am with a $14 super chat. I love it. How are Trudeau's odds against? I don't know how to say his name. Paul of Paul, Paulie V. I have Pauliev. If they pull another election, I want the NDP to make significant gains, but the NDP and the Liberals aren't looking as good as they did five years ago. Thanks. Well, let me break this down for you. Let me just. Yeah, I got no idea about this, honestly. Go ahead. I guess to quickly answer since I didn't get any of this cash. So look, Pauliev, I think, has, you know, I'm never going to underestimate anyone on the right because we've seen what can happen in the US, at least. That said, he's not all that popular. And when people see him, he appears to be less popular.  So I hope he doesn't win. Today he introduced. Oh, it's this guy. I know him by how he looks. Oh, I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah, he's terrible.  Yeah, today he introduced a policy to, which is not going to get passed because they don't have a majority, but a policy to remove safe injection sites, which have been proven to be successful and work. And we have them all over Canada and he wants to get rid of them. And that's kind of gives you the idea of how far right this this clown is, but that's that. Somebody said you should. Somebody said you should all work more for free and solidarity with Olay. Do not do that brocache.   I got to tell you to care of. It's not possible. Yeah, no, absolutely not. Yeah, no.   And no one's saying nothing to me. I've been doing everything for the free for years now. You have to make it up about everything you missed out. I do it all for free.  That's wild.  So that's why I'd be so irritated when people talk so crazy to me. I'm like, a lot of people get okay with the hate like there because they get paid off of it. I don't.  I'm over here like, are you?  I had to jump back on this call whenever he said that $2 to come for me. I'm like, oh, excuse me. Excuse me. This is for you. This is for you, Ben. Well, they sent two $2 for you and one for me. It's like, why does Oleg get targeted more? And neither of us get the money for that. I assume this is a joke because it can't be real. Okay, I'm glad we're with a super chat. I don't know who Blair is, but you all should apologize for knowing her or do an independent investigation and hold an extra-digital trial for her. Anything less means you are not real leftists. We're on it. I believe it's a joke, but just in case we will be calling together the... Honestly, I thought about it.   Probably.  This is at the end of the show. So now next week at the start, they're gonna be like, are they gonna address it finally? Do you think they're gonna talk about it? So everyone who sees that, tell them we did. Right, go to the after show. We said it and don't bother me about it no more. Out here trying to make me turn me into a... I was like, I hate when like, I don't know why the internet is always assigning me a prosecutor's mantle. Like anytime they be like, oh, I'm disappointed. I'm like, why? Do you get what I do in real life? Just think about it. Why?  Well, I saw, okay, I saw a comment that actually hurt my feelings if I'm being honest.  It's like, motherfucker, we're trying to learn. We don't know.   We're the most old party in the country. I was like, I have like a big problem when people just start like working off of a premise I never agreed to.  I literally say all the time, every episode, anybody who's been watching the show from the beginning they're mad episodes will be going on the same diatribe about not wanting to talk with nobody, not wanting to be in it. Love, I don't even be knowing who people are.   Look at my individual content. So I'm just like, how did you get the impression that I, Oli and me agreed to be somebody pulling people up in the town square challenging them? I never agreed to that. I don't want to be a part of it.    The devil is a lie. I'm not doing it. I'm not putting this triangle on trial. Leave me alone. We just should have done background checks on each other and like social media, like hired private investigators before officially launching the podcast, I think. I really truly feel like we should be able to be like, let me be Switzerland. And that's the whole point of mafia is they got to work with all kinds of mob groups, all kinds of gangs, they to get business done. Ain't doesn't understand in a peace treaty. I literally text Lance.  My audience does not know this exists. No one knows the pyramid is on my side of the internet. I don't want to be in it.  If you streamed it, oh my God, comments just like.  I'm God, I'm God, I'm God. I've never been more confident in that decision than this week. I was like, never, never. I was like, nothing to gain. Like I'm like, I just want to come through, talk to people, but I don't want that to be like, I've signed on now to all like, oh, I'm a go defending in y'all's lawsuits. Like, hold on, wait, wait, wait. I don't want to be in it. All right, there's a lot of chats left. I'm legit. I'm probably going to have to go before you finish them all. Cause like, I got a. I can stay on David and the podcast. Yeah, I'll address these maybe next week. We'd have to end early if that's the case. I don't know. Wait, let me see how many you left for me. Cause there's actually a lot for Binder here. If I can get all of mine. There's a lot for me. Yeah, there's a lot for you. All right, here we go. Let me just quickly grab mine. I love you all. Thanks for the last and info. Love you all day. That's my audience, by the way. See? Thank you. This is from a snack panther. Get Binder a new mic fund. Binder's mic works fine. I think it's a software glitch. Yeah, it's a connection issue. Yeah, something's going on with it. No, it is giving struggle, Binder. It is giving giving giving hard times. Among says wife and I love you guys celebrating our 20th anniversary by talking and watching you all much. Wow. Time. Congratulations. Cyber Hobbit says love this crew. Wow, very generous. Thank you. Thank you. That's so I love to see the love because there's a lot of shit like that we see all the time. It's really nice. Thank you all for the nice comments. For sure. I got 30,000 subscribers. Hey, there you go. Oh, yeah, Binder. Nice. If I have the applause here. That's really dope. No, that's not the one. There we go. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry for interrupting, but I thought it was worthy of. No, that's awesome. Forstring says just sending 11 virtual cash to you all. Keep it up. Thank you. Keep losing my place. Doc says shives. Shives is a friend of Jesse. Or the guy with the. Jesse Gender is a pair. It is. Oh, it is a parody. Oh, OK. A shower is done. He pulls a gun hidden by toilet and proceeds to verify no intruders in house.  I'm going to have to see it to understand, but that's that's. Yeah. It's like a clarified, but I'm more confused. Here's the last one for me. Matt says, wait, did I miss my chance to say something racist? Terrible joke. All right. Thank you, Matt. Matt Claremont. And now you take over. Goodbye, David. And David's audience stick around because. Trying to see where I left off. You have to actually.  You're reading it right. Here we go. Mr. Let me see. I left off with this one. That one's for Binder. So all the way to try to find where you are. OK, I'm right there as well. OK, I'll have my back end up, too. So if you go to a Twitter chat, that's not mine. I'll say, take care, David. I'll have my like, I'm open on my end. So if you go to OK, three of us, I want to see this was what it looks like. Huh, yeah, here we go. So it's Lance not going to come back. I'm worried now. You know, he's good. He texted me and he was like, I'm good. OK, OK. Mr. Husti and with a $10 super chat, how do you cope or go about dealing with the amount of LGBT LGBTQ plus hatred, anti-trans violence going on right now, saying this is someone who has zero clue on how to organize or feel anything but furious? I mean, yeah, it's it's rough. I mean, Mike, do you have anything you want to say? You know, how you feel and what you think the best thing to do? I mean, I think, you know, as basically what we do, the best thing we can do is continue covering these stories and amplifying the LGBTQ voices who who have lots of things to say about how this is affecting them. And so people can understand exactly the real world, the real life effects of what these policies are doing to people.    So just like understand how much is too much and then check out for a little bit. Now, Ray, so Blair, which trial? It's pretty good. That's yeah, that's actually. It's yeah, that's pretty good. OK. Zero P in the super chat. Can y'all talk about the Feinstein and Pelosi BS? Oh, yeah, that's the whole thing like we were. Yeah, so really quickly, it's ridiculous. Apparently, Diane Feinstein has a Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi's oldest daughter following her around, basically managing her right now, because the thought process is apparently, according to this political article, the Pelosi's want Feinstein to stick around because the thinking is if she sticks around, Adam Schiff, who's running for her seat, has a better chance of winning. Whereas if she if she if Feinstein resigns before it's, you know, her term is up, Gavin Newsom might appoint Barbara Lee, who is also running for Senate. And if Barbara Lee is the sitting senator by the time the elections roll around as the incumbent, it'll be much harder for Adam Schiff to beat her. That is the thinking. It's ridiculous. Struggling. So yeah, going to it.  So the Pelosi's want, yeah. And there is also an added thing where I think one of the Pelosi daughters are looking at Adam Schiff's seat.  It's a whole big. Yeah, it's it is totally BS. There's probably a lot more to say about it. But we'll talk about it more as more stuff comes out and when we got more time. All right, what's next? All right. Kowalski with a super chat in the Middle Ages, people were named Lance a lot. That's that's true. They were named Lance a lot. Yes, very funny. Kowalski is by the way, real quick. Is Lance OK, though, Ole? Yeah, he is. He's good now. OK, send him love. I feel I feel. But I didn't know he was getting attacked. That makes me feel bad because I'm not aware of that. I didn't know he was getting attacked either. Yeah, yeah. I don't like people done for land. Lance is such a sweetheart.  Yeah, I feel like people really take advantage and in this internet stuff, it can be like, I feel like people get a bloodlust and once they get going and they feel like they can get an excuse to jump another person, yes, let's get it off. I'm like, you know, these are real people. Like my people are feelings like relax. I think they think that we're never going to see the comments, but we see them sometimes.  If you're not responding to one thing, they will run to another app to make sure someone's like to say it twice. I'm like, what's going on with you that you need me to see your negativity? You will be damned. I miss the venom you had for me in this message.   Immediate off a chance. But it's like deep in my soul, though, I just want y'all to know. They give you to get this never far away. Narader with a super chat, $10 super chat. If you want your favorite media leftist to expend more energy learning about and attacking Blair, that tells me all I need to know about your quote unquote politics. Very well put. I'm going to see Majic with a super chat. I love you all. Thank you for the laughs and info. I love you, Ola. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Who's got the best chat again? Who's got the best chat? Yes. Who? This is why I should stick around for the after show. I do love the love. Someone last week was in the comments, like very upset. I saw like a bunch of comments of people are like, oh, my God, the show is not talking as much. The show is not the same with that. I was like, yeah, you appreciate me now. I was like, oh, you appreciate me now. Buckets with a $10 super chat. Curse you guys for live streaming on my D&D night. I'm sorry. Curse you for playing D&D on our live stream night. Yeah. Yeah. All right, next. Oh, wait, I think this is. Oh, OK, we're going. OK, that's a tell me if you saw this one yet. No, this one's for me. Adrian with the super chat. Great show. I discovered you guys through Mike's channel and I'm really enjoying the content so far. Awesome. Thank you. Nice. You're welcome, everyone. I don't know if you saw this one. Wanda. No, this is Wanda with a super chat. Ole keeps it real. Much love. Thank you, Bill. Thank you. OK, tell me if this is redundant. That's new. I've only got a few left. Narader with a $20 super chat. Dear Matt Binder, this is in response to you not knowing what my previous super chat was about. You were correct. It was about Marjorie Tethergreen. Left his best. Love what you do. Sincerely, Narader. He made it extra long and this was clearly in response to my asking for SA super chats. Thank you, Narader. Narader is making it rain on Matt tonight. Yeah, I know. This is not for me. OK, very sweet, though. I'm just going down the line. So tell me if you already saw it. Not for me either. OK. I'm pretty sure David already read it. OK, we saw this one. This is no, I believe. This is for me, yep. Turbo, son, oh, yeah, Nuga.  Yeah, the Vice Bankruptcy filing is just what you get when you take something that's going good and add pure unfiltered capitalism to it, where they needed to continuously provide more value for the shareholders and get themselves into deeper and deeper holes because they would have to take new funding, expand and outside of the things Vice was already doing very successfully. We've seen this time and time again where media companies are, everything's going good.  It's happened with Buzzfeed, it's happened with Vice. You name it, if a media company has failed or filed for bankruptcy, that's usually what has happened. Next. OK. So last in the super chat. Sup, did you all talk about the anti-immigration laws Ron DeSantis just passed? No leftist has covered it except Kyle today. I think we did talk about it earlier, right? We were talking about DeSantis in Florida with... We didn't talk about the anti-immigration laws. There's been a flurry of laws that he signed this week, but no, I didn't talk about it on my show. It's hard to cover everything, but yeah. I have seen pictures with them. Haven't farmers in Florida, their produce has been going untended to because there's no one for them to hire to tend their farms and stuff because that's typically very, very hard work for very little pay. And Americans don't want to do it. American citizens don't go for that type of stuff. We've seen this happen in red states before where they've passed anti-immigrant laws and basically it takes the American farmer to feel the pain for them to end up doing something to then reverse the pain they already gave without care to the immigrants. I assume something's gonna happen there in Florida. Once enough, farmers start complaining. I assume they'll do something about it, but yeah, we'll get more into it for sure. Parker with a super chat. Ole, can you please elaborate on why the US laws say you can't make money off of your YouTube channel? Because you have a work visa for a specific job and you're not allowed to make any money doing anything else. Any money, income, other than that, it would be a violation of the terms of that work visa. Oh, my God. Yeah. Well, as soon as you are able to... Get a green card, hopefully. We're gonna... Oh, listen, when I get... We're gonna go crazy. It's really gonna be emancipation for me and I'm not exaggerating. Like, I might hire a marching band. Like, y'all don't understand. I've been shackled by US immigration for 15 long years. I literally, I've been here since I right when I turned 15. I'm turning 30 in July. The Americas had me by the... Oh, my God. When I can get paid, listen, bro, y'all have no idea. You're gonna be doing pretty good. I do out of the goodness of my soul and commitment to the causes. This is crazy. Just for free, free, free, free. Oh, you already have a big YouTube audience, so you'll be able to hit the ground running and like activate monetization and you'll be doing good. I know it's good. Yes. Yeah. We'll shower you with super chats. Thank you. Listen, I can't, I can't wait. I can't wait, you know. But the thing is, I do the things just because I love it. Like, I love my show. I'm not, I didn't join YouTube because I want to monetize it. Like, that's great. That's a cool aspect of it. But for me, it's like, oh, I just want, I care about the content. Like the show, I really just enjoy making it. It's a crime that you're not getting paid for the content you do though.  It's so good. Thank you. God. It's really a production. We have fun. It's a lot. It's a whole show. It's great.  I really, really like it. It's fun. Yeah. OK. Turbo Son Again with the super chat.  What is, I don't even remember, I missed something? I don't remember. I'm not sure what that means. All right, next. Sorry. We'll get to that. Explain to me on one of my streams and I'll get it. Matt with the super chat. Love you guys. I think this was for for David. Love you guys. Happy Thursday. Oh, OK. Oh, no, wait, it was for me, too. Look at that. Yeah, I was going to say, I do see the little. OK, very nice of them. OK, I think this one is for David, actually. But I don't know if we address this one. Tiki Dragon One.  Well, because he doesn't care about Florida. He cares about everything he's been doing to Florida is to bolster his credit in a Republican presidential primary. He does not care about Floridians. OK, I think we got this one. Did we? No, we didn't. This one. Well, no, we didn't. Yeah, well, lead with the super chat. In the Middle Ages, people were lanced a lot. It's a it's a play on the previous one. It's different. Oh, OK, OK. Oh, OK, interesting. Both are true. They were a lot of Lancelots and people were also lanced a lot. Yes. OK. Kowalski leftist mafia interested in Kowalski farm shirts. Yes. Yeah. Kowalski's Kowalski's got his own cool shirts for his his farm. Oh, I didn't know that. He's already sent them to the majority port crew. Maybe you guys want some cool swag as well. Hell, yeah, I do. Reach out to each of them via DM on Twitter and they'll and they'll give you their information. Yeah, yeah. Now right over the super chat, Matt, did you just imply profit isn't the best motivation for journalism? Shocking, I know. I mean, I don't know what I mean. Listen, there's two. There's like two types of journalists, journalists in this world, the people who actually do journalism that end up getting paid like like max, like 70 Ks, 80 Ks. They're lucky at the higher end of their career. And then there's like the people who work for the New York Times writing dump puff pieces for 300 K a year. There's no in between. It's either the people making like top of the field. It gets 80 K. Everyone else makes like around 50 K, 40 K. And then there's what you said. Journalists do not. Yeah, journalists does not do not make a lot. New York Times, Washington Post, like they even like their their journalists probably don't get paid maybe low six figures.  They give them like 300 K a year or something like that. Oh, God, that makes me say those guys make a ton of money. That's actually powerful. I think this is oh, no, that's not the last one. OK, Turbo Son, much love and yummy. Oh, thank you. Thank you. And I jury. And I see some guy. Thank you. Oh, one more just came into. Yeah, I see that. Jeff the Strider, the ten dollar super chat. Great show. Also love Olay's content. I bought Dave Davises, our prison's obsolete and can't wait to read it. Thank you, thank you. I'm glad I love that people are watching the show. I really, I really, really love that. I had very low expectations in launching the channel and it is way it is doing much better than I anticipated. I was like, oh, if I get a thousand views, I'd be happy.  I'm like, oh, y'all like it. Good. I spent a lot of energy. My editor has to talk to me a lot. For a second, for a second, for a second, I forgot you were talking about your own channel. And when you said I had very low expectations for doing the show, I was like, oh, thanks a lot. Nobody had lower expectations than you, Binder. You weren't showing up for. All right. In the beginning, I was late. Usually it took me a while to get because I usually I usually start my streams at nine p.m. because my kids start going to bed around eight. So eight thirties cutting it close. So it took me a while to get in the into the new eight thirties scheduling for Thursdays. But I'm there now. I want to let the record reflect the audience is no little little Easter eggs of behind the scenes knowledge. I very much was the person who had to be like eight thirty every Thursday. Y'all said it. It's not a vote. No, no. OK, actually. So I remember we had a vote on eight versus nine and it was split down the middle. So remember, I'm like, why don't we do eight thirty instead and split the difference? It's like, you know, it's still come every week. So at the beginning of the week, it'd be like, so this week we're doing it. I'm like, you said we're doing it. You know, you can't like put it up for debate. And I remember, yes, I was like, they're like, oh, the holiday.  I do remember that in perpetuity. I was like, OK, I came with you to y'all with a little ad that showed that it was on Thursday. I got the cartoon done. I was like, I'm going to make y'all make it. It's hard to adjust like the schedule because I've been like in the same rhythm for years with my show.  And so I try to do two a day and I've just been doing one because I'm. Make videos. You make videos a day, but the daily. But although it's not like as complex as like a video essay from you, like it's more like new straight to the point. There's not as much commentary, but I'm trying to build it so that way it's not just like the news. Like I'm trying to introduce more elements and make it more complex and up the game. And so it's taking longer, but I'm more prouder of the product that I put out there like I wanted to be amazing. So it's taking longer. But, you know, it is what it is.  It's fun, telling all of y'all's channels. I like your your logo vendor. The what does it say, boom, doomed, doomed. Yeah, I like it. I like the vibe of it. Yeah, it is a good logo. Yeah. Whenever I see you live, I go on. I usually hail. I usually be in the chat. I say, hey, I go and I watch it. I'm like, OK, let's see what he's talking about. I'm like, you'd be very. I'm like, oh, let's see what's going on. I'd be fully involved, fully in the audience. I'll lurk unless you or Lance reveal yourself, then I'll reveal myself in the chat as well. I usually say, hey, sometimes vendor doesn't even see it.  So he doesn't even. But it's having checks back in. It's already gone, but it's hard. It's hard. Yeah, it's hard to follow the chat when you're doing a show by yourself. You know, it is overwhelming, honestly. Like my Twitch streams for the first like year were so bad in the audio. Like I'd be doing I'd be trying to watch video clips and the video clips are like really, really, really soft. And then when I talk, I like blow their eardrums out when they're listening on like headphones. It's so it's really complex. And that's why it calls. I feel like if you really want to talk to me, then call me and we'll do the one on one and have to follow, like, remove it or like always move in chat. It's so much simpler just to call me up and talk. Yeah, your your your mic is doing the leftist audio thing again. Yeah, I wonder why I think we're about to. Yeah, I don't know. I'm going to have to figure it out. Probably because I have enough. The mic probably I bet if I I bet if I just plug I'll like unplug it and plug it back in, it'll get fixed. But I probably. Yeah, I don't want to just in case that didn't work. I don't want to mess it up. I have to finish my book and then write my script for my episode that I'm going to build tomorrow. Yeah, nice. We've given our viewers an extra hour and 20 minutes of all their disappointment talks. We showed up and we gave you extra. You're welcome. We have. Have we appeased you yet? Are you happy now? Right, y'all. Bye. All right. Take care, everyone. Peace. YouTube.com slash Matt Binder. Get me a few more subscribers. So, in case a few people don't subscribe or dip below 30. Yeah, I know. Lauren Addy, I put out a video today. My abolition explainer by itself. Y'all should watch. Put another video next to it. Go watch. Go subscribe. My channel is great. Watch it all. Subscribe to them. Subscribe to me. Send us love, please. We need it. We're tired.