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Epstein Files Update: This Is Bigger Than We Thought Ft. Royce White - CTI LIVE Ep 999

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Epstein Files Update: This Is Bigger Than We Thought Ft. Royce White - CTI LIVE Ep 999", an episode of Andy Frisella published February 10, 2026 (2 h 54 min, about 35,211 words). It mentions 27 people, works and ideas, including Royce White, Epstein Files, Andy Forcell, Minnesota, Donald Trump.

What this episode is about

The discussion centers on an update regarding the Epstein case, featuring guest Royce White, who shares his unique background and personal story. The hosts aim to address broader societal issues while engaging with the audience in a candid and humorous manner.

Key takeaways

  • Reality check: Anxiety affects athletes too; mental health isn't just a locker room issue.
  • From high school star to political voice, Royce White proves sports can shape societal discourse.
  • Skipping meals on game day? Anxiety reshapes routines, reminding us that mental health is invisible.
  • Generational heritage: Royce's diverse background highlights the complex narratives behind every athlete's journey.
  • NBA's mental health policy clash? Just another reminder that success often comes with hidden struggles.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 15:00: Minnesota, Chris Herren, Karl Marx, Royce White
  2. – 30:00: Minnesota, Jordan Peterson, Ilan Omar, Jeff Quadnets
  3. – 45:00: Minnesota, Donald Trump, Bad Bunny, Super Bowl
  4. – 1:00:00: Super Bowl, Bad Bunny, Epstein Files, Minnesota
  5. – 1:15:00: Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Minnesota
  6. – 1:30:00: Minnesota, Donald Trump, Epstein Files, Federal Reserve
  7. – 1:45:00: Donald Trump, Minnesota, Federal Reserve, Congressman Thomas Massie
  8. – 2:00:00: Donald Trump, Epstein Files, Congressman Thomas Massie, Minnesota
  9. – 2:15:00: Super Bowl, Epstein Files, Donald Trump
  10. – 2:30:00: Donald Trump, Epstein Files
  11. – 2:45:00: Minnesota, Donald Trump
  12. – 2:54:08: Donald Trump, Epstein Files, Minnesota

Notable quotes from "Epstein Files Update: This Is Bigger Than We Thought Ft. Royce White - CTI LIVE Ep 999"

  • What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcell, and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality, guys. Today we.
    about Andy Forcell · at
  • Up for MVP, but I was the scoring leader. And during this time is when Jordan Peterson went through his Bill C16 controversy in Toronto.
    about Jordan Peterson · at
  • I bring about 5,000 people to the front door of the Federal Reserve.
    about Federal Reserve · at
  • Running in CD5. This is Ilhan Omar's district.
    about Ilan Omar · at
  • I want to go up. Let's see. Let's see what the statewide Minnesota Republican party thinks. So, I decided to run for Senate in 24 against Clolobashar. Win a statewide…
    about Royce White · at
  • Wealth in the history of human civilization by bailing out the people who ran the Ponzi scheme. Barack Obama bailed out the banks in Wall Street after the 2009 financial crisis. and Democrat serious. Let him [ __ ].
    about Barack Obama · at
  • Pulling ICE agents out of the reason he's doing it is because Trump still believes that the foundational structure of America can be saved through the channels. And that's a…
    about Donald Trump · at
  • So right now you got Thomas Massie. you got Ro Kana from California. They're among some of the members of Congress that are viewing the unredacted versions of the Justice…
    about Epstein Files · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Royce White — Person · Main guest · 3 mentions · first at
    Primary interview subject; discusses his basketball career, mental-health dispute with the NBA, and his Minnesota GOP Senate run framed as anti-establishment/MAGA politics.
  • Andy Forcell — Person · Host · 2 mentions · first at
    Introduces the show format, interviews Royce White, and drives discussion across Super Bowl culture-war framing, Minnesota fraud, and Epstein files.
  • Donald Trump — Person · Referenced political figure · 33 mentions · first at
    Central reference point for MAGA strategy; discussed as needing to 'go max' (aggressive accountability/arrests), and as a figure in Epstein-related optics and clemency speculation.
  • Senator Amy Klobuchar — Person · Referenced political opponent · 2 mentions · first at
    Royce White frames his 2024 Senate run as against Klobuchar, claims establishment opposition, and discusses the election outcome and allegations/rumors about machines.
    I want to go up. Let's see. Let's see what the statewide Minnesota Republican party thinks. So, I decided to run for Senate in 24 against Clolobashar. Win a statewide…
  • Ghislain Maxwell — Person · Referenced defendant / key Epstein associate · 1 mention · first at
    Discussed in the Epstein segment as being deposed/attempted deposition, pleading the fifth, and allegedly tying cooperation to clemency while claiming she could 'clear' Trump and Clinton.
    That stuff this morning. and so that's been happening at the same exact time you got Maxwell being deposed.
  • Jordan Peterson — Person · Referenced expert / catalyst figure · 5 mentions · first at
    Used as a turning point in Royce White's political awakening via Peterson's Bill C-16 controversy and media treatment in Canada.
  • Barack Obama — Person · Referenced political figure · 4 mentions · first at
    Cited as an example of charismatic leadership and criticized for bank bailouts after the financial crisis; used to argue Democrats' inconsistency on corporate power.
  • Congressman Thomas Massie — Person · Referenced lawmaker (Epstein files; libertarian foil) · 4 mentions · first at
    Appears in the Epstein segment as reviewing unredacted files; also discussed as a libertarian-leaning Republican with debt/constitutional critiques and a feud with Trump.
    So right now you got Thomas Massie. you got Ro Kana from California. They're among some of the members of Congress that are viewing the unredacted versions of the Justice Department's files on.
  • Ilan Omar — Person · Referenced political opponent · 2 mentions · first at
    Royce White describes running against her in Minnesota's 5th congressional district and losing narrowly; used to critique local GOP turnout and party weakness.
  • Bad Bunny — Person · Referenced celebrity (Super Bowl halftime topic) · 6 mentions · first at
    Anchor for a media/culture-war segment about the Super Bowl halftime show, CNN framing of patriotism, and a brief on-stage simulated-sex controversy.
    Bro. Well, so this is a CNN headline and I want to show you guys this. This is how they're describing it. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance redefined what it means to be an American Patriot.
  • Jeff Quadnets — Person · Referenced business partner (BIG3) · 2 mentions · first at
    Named as Ice Cube's partner and a friend of Royce White; described as defending Cube and introducing Royce to Steve Bannon via prior business ties.
    Yeah. Oh, so but Ice Cube and Jeff Quadnets were cool.
  • Chris Herren — Person · Referenced speaker (NBA rookie program example) · 2 mentions · first at
    Used as a cautionary tale from the NBA rookie transition program; his addiction story is contrasted with Royce's anxiety/mental-health policy critique.
    Hotel room and I re and I'm listening to all these stories and one of them really stuck out to me is a guy by the name of Chris Herren who was addicted to heroin. Very good…
  • Ice Cube — Person · Referenced celebrity / league founder · 2 mentions · first at
    Presented as supportive of player speech in the BIG3; part of Royce's story about political expression in the league.
    Yeah. Oh, so but Ice Cube and Jeff Quadnets were cool.
  • Kevin Love — Person · Referenced athlete (mental health mainstreaming) · 1 mention · first at
    Cited as a later, more established NBA player who publicly discussed mental health, following Royce White's earlier conflict with the league.
    It was Kevin Love and Demar Rosen were the next ones through the door and obviously much more accomplished players because they had already been in the league and Kevin Love was $100 million.
  • Stephen Jackson — Person · Referenced athlete / activist-adjacent figure · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as connected to George Floyd and as someone who came to Minnesota; used to frame Royce's on-the-ground response during 2020 unrest.
    And then I get a call from Stephen Jackson who was related to George Floyd.
  • Massie and Kana — Person · Referenced lawmaker (Epstein files) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a member of Congress (with Thomas Massie) allowed to review unredacted DOJ Epstein files.
    So right now you got Thomas Massie. you got Ro Kana from California. They're among some of the members of Congress that are viewing the unredacted versions of the Justice…
  • Charles Oakley — Person · Referenced athlete (anecdotal) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in a personal anecdote about joking with Royce White regarding his height/age; signals Royce's NBA network.
    Actually, Charles Oakley always jokes with me every time I see him. He goes, You're 67. You're 67. Not joking. I love Charles Oakley. Shout out to him.
  • Fred Hoyberg — Person · Referenced coach · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as Royce White's coach at Iowa State during his college transfer and program turnaround story.
    And I went on to transfer to Iowa State.
  • Demar Rosen — Person · Referenced athlete (mental health mainstreaming) · 1 mention · first at
    Cited alongside Kevin Love as a prominent NBA player who later spoke publicly about mental health after Royce's earlier dispute with the league.
    It was Kevin Love and Demar Rosen were the next ones through the door and obviously much more accomplished players because they had already been in the league and Kevin Love was $100 million.

Concepts & topics

  • Karl Marx — Concept · Referenced ideology · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of economic and political theories
    When you one of them, how do I say this? Let's say it another way. the greatest trick that Karl Marx and the communists played on the world was to pinpoint that in an industrialized world eventually everything does come.

Places & events

  • Epstein Files — Event · Core topic · 10 mentions · first at
    Central to discussions about political corruption and elite misconduct
  • Minnesota — Place · Setting · 33 mentions · first at
    Royce White's home state and the location of political activities discussed
    Thank you. coming all the way down from Minnesota to be on the show. A lot of you guys are fans. A lot of you guys been requesting them. We've been talking for a years.
  • Federal Reserve — Place · Key institution · 3 mentions · first at
    Central to discussions about monetary policy and economic issues
  • COVID-19 pandemic — Event · Historical context · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced in discussions about societal changes and political responses
    And this ended up being the real canary in the coal mine. But even if I had shut my mouth on that, if it was China, if it was the COVID vaccine, if it was the LGBTQ, I was getting black ball on all those issues, too.
  • Super Bowl — Event · Cultural reference · 10 mentions · first at
    Discussed in the context of cultural distractions and societal focus
    Bro. Well, so this is a CNN headline and I want to show you guys this. This is how they're describing it. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance redefined what it means to be an American Patriot.
  • University of Minnesota — Place · Educational background · 1 mention · first at
    Part of Royce White's personal history and basketball career
    Then I became an all-American in college. Went to University of Minnesota, got in some trouble, young years, staying at home. best player, arguably one of the best players in the history of high school basketball in.
  • North State University — Place · Educational background · 1 mention · first at
    Part of Royce White's personal history and basketball career
    And I went on to transfer to Iowa State.

Full transcript with timestamps

Guys, check. Check. Check. What's up, chat? You guys here? We there. There we go. Gave owners. All right. Wouldn't be a show without a couple gay boners.

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What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcell, and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality, guys. Today we have Andy and DJ Cruise the [ __ ] internet. That's what we're going to do. We also have a very special guest, Mr. Royce White.

Thank you. coming all the way down from Minnesota to be on the show. A lot of you guys are fans. A lot of you guys been requesting them. We've been talking for a years.

Couple years. Yeah. About getting you on the show. So, I'm glad to be here. Thanks for having me.

Yeah, bro. It's awesome to have you. So, before we even get into the show, Yeah.

kind of like bring people up to speed on where you're at and what you're trying to do and how how you kind of got here.

Um, man, what a story. I mean, I'm born and raised in Minnesota. um generation, five generations on on either side. My mother's father's side and mother's side. I come from a unique uh heritage in that my mother's mother is half black, half Norwegian.

Her mom was uh My grandmother's mom was a first generation immigrant from Norway.

That's where you got all that height from bro. There you go. Yeah. No doubt. What are you, 68?

68. Yeah. And some change, you know, and some change. Uh some change there for sure.

He's 69. He is 69. Actually, Charles Oakley always jokes with me every time I see him. He goes, "You're 67. You're 67." Not joking. I love Charles Oakley. Shout out to him. But no, my mom's father uh was is half black and half Mexican. His his mother was a first generation immigration.

That's why you're not 69. That's exactly right. That's exactly what what That's right.

Gotcha. That's it right there. All right. Right. Interesting. We'll talk about We'll talk about illegal immigrants.

That's right. But no, man. I mean, I'm born and raised in Minnesota. Um, started off as a professional athlete. Obviously excelled at at basketball. I played all sports when I was young, though basketball football baseball even a little bit of soccer. And, you know, basketball took off for me around high school. Became an all-American. Then I became an all-American in college. Went to University of Minnesota, got in some trouble, young years, staying at home. best player, arguably one of the best players in the history of high school basketball in Minnesota. So, it came with a lot of uh

lot of uh attention. Yeah. A lot of scrutiny. Y a lot of friends, a lot of trouble when you're 18. Especially staying at home, right?

And uh I end up making it through that. I I always tell people I could have easily not survived that time in my life. Yeah.

Taught me a lot. And I went on to transfer to Iowa State. Played under Fred Hoyberg. You can go Cyclones. They're doing great right now. And I was a part of turning that program around when I got there. They hadn't been to an NCAA tournament in 7 years. Uh, and we made it back to the tournament for the first time. I was an all-American there for one season, got drafted, had a huge blow up blowout fight with the NBA about their mental health policy. Uh, and I and I just tell that story briefly because I I think it is the best uh backdrop for my political career.

Yeah, when I first got to Well, first of all, I was diagnosed with uh generalized anxiety when I was 16.

First and only time I ever smoked weed. I had a massive panic attack and then I would have

subsequent panic attacks for like three months straight, three times a day. And they all hit at the exact same time every day.

Yeah. And you know, when you're 16 and you got a single mother, you barely have good health coverage. You don't get good checkups every year.

Yeah. And you start feeling like you're having a heart attack. Most people don't know anxiety attack gets thrown around a lot now. Most people don't know what a real anxiety attack is.

Yeah. No, I mean this is full-blown uh blurry vision, can't breathe, heart check, you know, where you go to the ER and they say, "We're going to have to draw some blood to make sure you're not having a heart attack cuz all the markers are bouncing,

right?" So, I went through that. I was diagnosed with anxiety uh in high school and somehow I was able to still be an all-American athlete. basketball court was a place where I kind of zoned out and the anxiety just went away.

And uh once I got to college at Iowa State, we were doing well. We were picked to be last in the Big 12. We ended up finishing top three in my one season. And uh I got a lot of media attention for that. ESPN writers would come in and interview me and they ask you, "What's your routine?" And I told them my routine for the you know, pregame routine. And uh I end up letting it slip that I didn't eat on the days of games. And and I said, "Well, because of my anxiety." And the reporter's like, "Huh? What do you mean because of your anxiety? You can't just skip over that."

So I went and I explained it to him and it became a front page headline that year.

What year was this? This was in 2012. Okay. Okay. So, as the as I went through the season and we were successful and my draft stock started to rise, every year there's questions about a prospect's profile. Right. Right.

Okay. He's got the skills and the attributes. He's versatile. He's a good team player. He's an excellent passer. He can do a little bit of everything. They, you know, some of the commentators like called me a Swiss Army knife. Right. Because I just did a little bit of everything. I was 6'8. I'm 260. But I play the one

on offense. Yeah. And I guard the centers on defense. Unique hybrid, you know, kind of

kind of kind of player. Uh, and so, okay, where's his NBA draft stock going to be? Well, his anxiety is a huge question mark. Do we consider anxiety a genuine health issue or do we consider it a character flaw?

This was the question that was Yeah. And this is before mental health became mainstream. Oh, this this was what kind of sent mental health mainstream in a sense because

it was the first time that the NBA or professional sports across the board had to answer questions about their mental health policy. So then I get drafted to the NBA and uh I'm I'm at this thing called the rookie transition program. They have it in Hoboken, New Jersey every year and it's basically a seminar where they bring all the the incoming rookies in and they teach you about

finance and you know attorneys and watch out for the girls, you know. to try and trap you, get get you pregnant, get pregnant and all the whole night. Watch out for your family.

Even your own mother may be stealing from you. You got to be careful. You know, here's an agent, here's a financial guy, and you're on your way, right?

Yeah. So, I'm there and I'm reading I'm probably So, you find out those guys are the biggest ones.

Then you that that's another story. You learn that quick. Yeah. You learn that quick. So, I'm I go back to my hotel room and and I re and I'm listening to all these stories and one of them really stuck out to me is a guy by the name of Chris Herren who was addicted to heroin. Very good player. I I believe he went to I believe he went to St. John's, but it might have been might have been uh Boston. It might be Boston College, but one of those Boston College, St. John's. Anyway, people who know basketball would know Chris Herren.

Anyway, you know, his story was that he was severely addicted to drugs. So they bring him in to speak to us and I'm listening to him talk about leaving the game at halftime to go score smack on the streets in New York City

and I'm sitting there and and not the drugs part because obviously I was adverse to drug use my first you know battle with marijuana. I just you know never had drugs around me as a kid

and and fortunately for me the marijuana turned me off to drugs all together. So drugs weren't a part wasn't a part of it, but the feelings and the things that he was talking about resonated with me.

So I'm sitting there, I go back and I look at my collective bargain agreement and there wasn't a single mention of mental health in the entire document, but there was a banned substance list. Coincidentally, I'm prescribed one of the drugs that's on the banned substance list.

So I'm asking the the NBA and the team now, okay, you know, what's what is this? I mean, how do you guys look at me being prescribed Xanax? by uh you know um when needed as necessary for panic attacks. Am I considered like uh you know a risk

to the organization to the to the NBA? Yeah. No answers. Crickets. But we don't know. It's a unique situation. We've never had a player who was public about his anxiety ahead of time.

Well, lucky you. I saw you know and the first one through the door usually gets what? Shot. That's right.

You know, and that so that's kind of what happened there. And subsequently, you know, two years after I went through a big public bout with them about this mental health policy, they would end up putting a mental health policy in place. Kevin Love came out and was talking about

Bro, I think I remember I think I remember this. Yeah, Kevin Love talking about it.

It was Kevin Love and Demar Rosen were the next ones through the door and obviously much more accomplished players because they had already been in the league and Kevin Love was $100 million already at the time.

And uh after them it was just a aval, you know, a watershed moment for the for all the professional sports.

And I and you know, part of me was like I'm I'm thankful that I was kind of a trailblazer, but I'm also regretful.

Cuz I had no idea that the mental health conversation was going to be weaponized by the woke left the way it is now,

right? I I didn't at 21, you don't you don't realize, oh, they got plans for this topic,

right? you know, it's it goes from genuine anxiety, uh, depression, uh, let's say drug abuse, right? Drug and alcohol abuse, or even PTSD, like with some of our troops, cops,

right? Players, young black men that come from the ghetto where people are shooting each other every day.

Uh, and now all of a sudden it's if we don't let this person cut their penis off then

then we're harming their mental health. That was not the mental health movement. I was tells that

that's cuz it ain't it's not it's not the same thing. It's not the same. Right. I mean and and that shift came after I was already out of the league and off of the main stage as and and I just say that because

this interesting you're bringing this up because I watched this happen. Yeah. Like I like I've always been paying attention

cuz you're a fitness dude. I'm sure you know. Yeah, dude. The mental is a I've had my struggles with it.

Everybody like real [ __ ] Okay. And uh it's to someone who's actually struggle with these things in a real way, it's insulting to watch everybody else [ __ ] talk about it when it's being used as a as a shield.

Snowflake, right? Exactly. Yeah. No. And so I I only tell people that story in the beginning because a lot of people will um ask, you know, well, what what makes you qualified to run for office at at 34 years old? you know what have you done? It's like I fought one of the biggest and most influential organizations in the entire world in the history of human civilization and I was vindicated. I was found to be right

and then I experienced them weaponize something that I sacrificed a career for because I did end up being blackalled for that. Yeah. Right. I mean they were like and they told me straight out they were like look

you got two doors. you can shut your mouth, go along with the program, make you some money, be a great player that we know you're going to be cuz you're skilled as hell,

and we will help you be a a a trailblazer. We will help you with become the face of this mental health conversation. And I just told them no.

Yeah. On on the from the outset, I'm like, it sounds like a payoff. It it sounds like you're trying to you just can't pay to shut me up any on principle.

Yeah. Why do they want to shut you up? Well, because it it it it threw Well, this is an interesting again approp running for office.

People got to understand the NBA and professional sports is a watering hole for a global corporate community

and industry and corporations have done great things for civilization. You you run a great company yourself. I'm learning. Uh, so I'm not anti- company. I'm certainly not anti- capitalist. That would make me a communist and and we're advently anti-communist around the America first maga camp. But there are severe issues with the culture of corporate America and the global corporate community. And one of them is

when you when you one of them, how do I say this? Let's say it another way. Uh the the greatest trick that Karl Marx and the communists played on the world was to pinpoint that in an industrialized world eventually everything does come down to price. Unless you have people like this guy, which I respect,

who does business with some sacred honor. It's just like having a country without God.

Yeah. If you have a business without sacred honor, everything gets reduced down to price. And the Chinese will beat us if it gets reduced down. Not just the Chinese but Marxists. Yeah.

Marxists will win in a game of radical materialism that where the human condition is reduced the price. So what I was saying is using the mental health as a interface for that consideration. I'm like okay you know you guys have basketball players here professional athletes. It only benefits them if we talk openly about what people struggle with in their mind.

And the mind ironically is a gateway to the spirit. Mhm. I tell people all the time, St. Thomas Aquinas, a very uh probably in my opinion the greatest Catholic theologian of all time. He he said that the the intellect and the spirit are inextricably linked. That the two go hand in hand. This is a very Catholic perspective on on theology is like

the intellect and the spirit are inextricably linked. You don't have one without the other. In fact, the more you develop the intellect, which the Bible is a a guide for, the the more fruitful spiritual life you will have and the better connection you will have to God, right?

And so that starts with your psychology, your mental health. It is your mental health, your mind starts with education as well. And you can form people up the right way. But mental health is another way to say the human condition, right? And a person's psychology. So when I brought that to the NBA, which is a representative of almost every industry in the world, they were like, "You think we want to have that conversation, dude?" Yeah. We're about to we are about to launch the greatest propaganda machine in the history of known civilization.

Social media. See, this was pre 2012, social media was just getting Yeah, dude. It was It was I'm connected to the person I went to high school with that I've never seen in 20 years. That was pretty much it.

Remember when you remember when you needed a college email to be on Facebook? Facebook. That's right.

Okay. That was 09. Yeah. We're talking three years later. Yeah. So, social media didn't even get its pants on yet, right?

But these people knew what the plans were because they were the early investors.

They had already read the white papers. They knew what was going to they knew what they were going to push. They wanted to keep the mental health conversation in a in a very controlled sort of narrative

so that people wouldn't ask too many questions about the broader implications of dopamine uh uh addiction, game theory, uh you know, casino theory on social media.

It's like when you're sitting at your social media scroll, your feed. Yeah. They don't want their corruption. They don't want their their nefarious uh design to be exposed.

That's right. Yeah. That's ex and so talking about mental health. Yeah. Was a was a precursor, you know, for for uncovering that. And it still is. It still is a canary in the coal mine.

And if you if you track it forward, and this is why I say, you know, why I'm running for office and and I got black ballalled because of this conversation. And this ended up being the the real canary in the coal mine. But even if I had shut my mouth on that, if it was China, if it was the COVID vaccine, if it was the LGBTQ, I was getting black ball on all those issues, too.

Yeah. Cuz you're not the kind of dude that's going to That's right. I would have [ __ ] you, no China, [ __ ] you. No LGBTQ, [ __ ] you. No COVID vaccines.

Right. So at every So I look back at at and I and it hurts me sometimes cuz I dedicated my life to basketball. I love the game. I mean, I really I'm a purist. Yeah.

I love the game at a at an intimate level. You know what I mean? Yeah. Dedicate your whole life to it.

Yeah. But yeah, but I'm I'm thankful to God that I that he tapped me on the shoulder and said, "I got a bigger plan for you." Yeah. you know, and and then now that brings us up to 2020. I'm in Minnesota, just come back from Canada, London, Ontario. I was playing professionally there for two years, won there, won two championships. I was uh, you know, the MVP my first season, broke the triple double record. The second season, uh, I was the runner up for MVP, but I was the scoring leader. And uh during this time is when Jordan Peterson went through his Bill C16 controversy in Toronto.

Mhm. And now I'm sitting there I'm watching this on local Canadian television at my house

in London. I'm on t I'm I'm in my room one morning and I'm just watching local television, you know, at the news channel and I see this dude Jordan Peterson

and he comes on and he's kind of scraggly looking. has got a weird little voice and and and this and these these people, these hosts, they just start attacking him about this transgender thing. I didn't even know what it meant. Wherever I was under a rock playing basketball for all these years in my life, I had no [ __ ] clue what transgender even meant

at at 24 years old and no clue. But I'm listening now and and I I I walked away from it thinking,

I [ __ ] like this dude, Jordan Peterson. Yeah. He's logical, concise, brilliant, very articulate, and I don't understand what they're accusing him of exactly. So then I started listening to Jordan Peterson. I went back went back and I was listening to some of his lectures, and then I watched him go through this fight with the people there in Canada and and what I end up thinking was, I'm getting the [ __ ] out of Canada.

And I did. Went back to Minnesota. I'm getting the [ __ ] out of here. I don't know what these Canadians are up to, but this guy looks like one of the smartest people I think I've ever seen, and they look like they want to string him up on a cross. I'm getting out of this place.

Yeah. Right. Yeah. But it introduced me to a a political conversation that was far, far different than what I had been involved with with the NBA.

Same same, but different, right? And so I get back to Minnesota and I go to play in the Big Three 2019. And in 2019, I'm I gotta be honest, I'm kind of pissed

what I experienced with Jordan Peterson because I'm like I'm a I'm a big guy on uh fairness.

Yeah. And they weren't being fair to him. I mean, clearly there was no sacred honor in the way they were attacking him,

right? And it's a herald like for all of us like I'mma be next. And that is kind of the the heresy of democracy and the danger of mob rule. So I go to Big Three, I'm pissed. I'm wearing shirts, you know, uh, you know, free the weaguers, you know, every political Edward Snowden, you know, the whole monopoly of what they would call red pill

conspiracy theories. I'm just throwing them out there. [ __ ] problem. Yeah. Oh, so but you know, Ice Cube and Jeff Quadnets were cool.

Yeah, Cub's with it. Cube was all He was always supportive. He's like, "Man, do your thing."

Yeah. I'm with you. I support you. We love you. Whatever you want to say, man. This what this league is is for you guys, the players. and his partner Jeff Quadinitz, who became a really good friend of mine, Jewish cat, you know, uh, graduated at Harvard in Obama's class, always been at the center of controversy because of the stuff Ice Cube has said.

And Jeff defends him. He's like, "No, this guy is not anti-Semitic. This dude is my partner." Yeah.

And and he can say what he wants, freedom of speech, just like anybody else. Right.

Anyway, I that I tell you that because Jeff ends up introducing me to Bannon. him and Bannon were partners, former partners in a company

and uh once me and Bannon got hooked up it was like well well first 2020 happens so I'm in the big three I'm saying all these political issues boom George Floyd dies

inflection point I think that's where I first started following your step you know inflection point for American history

uh I'm sitting at home and this video goes viral everybody's watching it. And all of a sudden, I started seeing these people pop up and talk about it. People I've never seen before. Remember, I grew up born and raised in Minnesota in the hood, right? In the neighborhood, St. Paul, Minneapolis, the whole Twin City metro area, all those neighborhoods you see now on the, you know, on the news where black people live. I grew up there and I was raised by a single mom with a big extended family, so I kind of

grew up around the entire metro area. Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm watching this and these talking heads are popping up. These black people who I've never seen before.

Never seen them at any wakes. Never seen them at any weddings. Never saw them at the after school program. They didn't play basketball with us. They weren't in the neighborhood ding-dong ditching. Yeah.

They weren't around in H Halloween, you know? So, I'm like, who the [ __ ] are these people?

Yeah. And who are you to come in here and talk on my behalf? Yeah, bro. We saw that [ __ ] during Mike Brown

here in St. Louis. That's where it started. This [ __ ] pissed me off. No, it really pissed me off. So, being the the the crazy, you know, brash smashmouth [ __ ] I am.

Yeah. I'm just like I'm putting my suit I'm at the house. I'm putting my suit on.

And then I get a call from Stephen Jackson who was related to George Floyd. You know, they were friends but you know it's family to him and he was like

I'm coming to Minnesota. I'm like as you get here uh you know talking about Stephen Jackson.

Stephen Jackson from the Rams. No, from the big three. Well, okay. From all the smoke.

Yeah. Oh, okay. Stephen Jackson. Yeah. Got it. Okay. Yeah. Matt Barnes is co-host on Okay. So, and we played in the big three together.

Okay. So, when he came to Minnesota, I said, "Look, I got you. You know, when you come, I'm with you cuz we're we're whether I agree with your politics or not or whatever you think a friend of yours just died and you're coming to my state and my city, I'm going to be supportive of you, right?" You know what I mean? I'm going be there with you.

Okay. Along the way, I'm also going to educate people on some things cuz I don't know any of these leaders.

Yeah. But we're going to talk. we're gonna get this [ __ ] organized real I because I don't I wasn't there remember when I got drafted was when Trayvon Martin first died.

So the whole kick up and and and spin up of BLM happened while I was playing in the NBA and then fighting the NBA about mental health policy. Completely disconnected from the whole race BLM conversation. I watched it. I saw some of it. But along the way I just chimed in like, "Hey, it's not all on the cops, not all on the citizens. We got to be

reasonable about this [ __ ] till the George Floyd thing popped up and then I'm like, "Oh, okay. So, wait a minute. So, you mean tell me these people been here the whole time doing the activism?" Oh, hell no.

Right. So, I go to the front line and I organize this demonstration. I bring about 5,000 people to the front door of the Federal Reserve.

Yeah. That's the the first pro the first March protest we did. We're on our way to the we we started at US Bank Stadium. We walk through the streets. Everybody's like, "We must be going to the first police precinct." No, no, no. We're not going to the first precinct. The Federal Reserve is right around the corner. I'm bringing you guys. You said the whole system is guilty. I'm going to show you how guilty the system is. I'm going to bring you to the doorstep of one of the most corrupt institutions in the country, in the world, central fractional reserve banking, unconstitutional tax, inflation. Let me tell you how the system works economically. Let me talk to you about monetary policy. People are looking at me like I had three eyes.

Oh, yeah. And and I'm like, good. I like that. Now we're getting somewhere. Yeah. When you let people blame the cops for all your problems, I know you either aren't serious about your problems

or you're uneducated or you're getting paid. Yeah. Or you're getting Yeah. Or you're getting paid. So, so anyway, when I was out there and and I was talking to people about corportocracy and monetary policy and the Fed, all of a sudden the LGBTQ activists of the city didn't like that me and some of my black friends, men, heterosexual might.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, they didn't like that. Well, they didn't like that we were doing our own protest and weren't coordinating with them. Right.

Then this really pissed me off. I almost slapped the [ __ ] out of somebody. Seriously? No. Seriously, this pissed me off. There was a young girl who came out and she sang the national anthem. Beautiful young girl. Her name is Jackie. Jackie Blue. She has a few songs on iTunes. You can go look it up. Anyway, she came out to sing just to, you know, be, you know, inspiration, right?

Yeah. So, it it caught on and we started to have her sing. Every time I go to the fed or do one of these things where I'm trying to should, we bring her. All of a sudden, I get a call from this LGBTQ organization and they ask me, "Is she gay or straight?" And I'm looking at my phone. I said, I they said, "Excuse me?" They're like, "Well, we just want to know our, you know, are uh are the LGBTQ people getting a fair chance to be represented and perform and sing?" Like, it's a [ __ ] talent show.

Like, what [ __ ] difference does it make? I said, first of all, if I e even if first of all, this is a grassroots, completely organic. Me and a few of my basketball friends and some other black men in the community that I grew up with decided that the city's burning down. We need to do something that's uh stabilizing in ter we're not going to let these young white kids that are dressing up in all black dictate the energy of what's going on here in the Twin Cities.

If people want to protest, I'm all for it. No matter what your views are actually, cuz I believe in the right to protest, but if we're going to protest, let's actually get to the heart of the problems. I'm going to bring you here and you're going to bow your heads and pray. And guess what the beautiful part of the whole thing was?

About 10 times I got about 10,000 what would be atheists to bow their heads while we prayed. I don't know who they were praying to, but

I was praying to Jesus Christ and and they they they were respectful. Yeah. Cuz when you get real strong male leadership, you'd be surprised how some of these Satanists will back down.

Oh, yeah. Right. Okay. So So anyway, I get this call. They can't have that, bro. That's why they've That's why they've intentionally made men weak.

That's 100% correct. So, I get this call and this is what they were trying to do to me. They were trying to punk me

passive aggressively and in secret, not out in the front when we're at the Fed and say, "You know what? We want to be at the police precinct cuz economic and monetary policy will point us to the leaders of the Democrat party that are funding us being out here." I didn't know that at the time cuz I'm not in that little community, right? I don't know the verticals coming down from from George Soros and those people on high all the way down to your your your average local activist right now. The person who shows up in the street who gets high and [ __ ] on the weekends, they don't know about the whole webbing of how the money flows. They just have their heartstrings pulled by a George Floyd video. Right?

So I get this [ __ ] call and and they're like, "Who is she who is she, you know, having you know who's she with? Is she a lesbian or straight or by what?" And I said, "Even if this was an actual organization or corporation, it would be illegal. It would be discriminatory for me to ask her,

right, what her sexuality is. You're actually asking me to discriminate against her."

Yeah. Now you're asking. I said, "So, first of all, it's none of your [ __ ] business who she's having sex with. I don't know. But if I did know, I wouldn't tell you. And if you show up to my protest, I'm going to slap the [ __ ] teeth out of your mouth for even asking."

Yeah. And and and and Oh, the backlash was heavy. They then it was Royce is homophobic. Yeah.

I said, "Oh, great. Let's do it. I just saw Jordan Peterson go through this. I'm prepped. I love this. Let's [ __ ] do it." And I didn't back down. So then they tried to push me out. You know, the Washington Post was like Royce White, a towering figure for local Mini Minneapolis activism

till they figured out I was at the Fed. Then I was homophobic. And then I said, "Okay, you guys want to play this game? I'm running for Congress on the Republican side. Ultra MAGA."

Yeah. America first. this LGBTQ [ __ ] is out of control. I'm not going to watch a black man die and you act like you're you're out here protesting on his behalf and as soon as we get in the street you say black trans lives matter. I don't even know what transgender is.

Yeah. And if you want to have a transgender protest, you're an American citizen. But don't blend that [ __ ] with us. Don't blend that [ __ ] with me and don't speak on behalf of blacks. So that brought me up to 2022. I ran for Congress. Uh tried to run against Ilhan Omar. I was uh I lost an endorsement in a convention by about 40 votes. Went to primary. Lost the primary by 900 votes. Let me tell you a story about Minneapolis. This is how bad Minneapolis is.

Minneapolis Republicans. We're going to talk about Republicans today. Yeah. Listen, bro. I'm not affiliated with either. So,

how soft the [ __ ] you want. How how softbellied these Republicans are makes me sick.

And I never knew them growing up because they're so weak. Yeah. They don't want they they don't have the stones to bring representation into the city, but then they talk about needing to swing these votes. So, I never saw I never even met a person who was actually ail affiliated with the Republican party my entire life until I decided to run.

Right. Mhm. Running in CD5. This is Ilhan Omar's district. Mhm. There were only there were only 10,000 2022 midterm Republican voters in the entire primary. 10,000. Now, to to to help you understand the the gravity of that, in the general, there were about 230,000 Republican pro uh primary voters. So, they just decided in the in the in the in in the primary, they're just not going to show up. In the general, there were 220,000. In the primary, there were only 10,000. 10,000 of 220 show up to the primary means you guys aren't even involved in politics.

Well, they don't know politics. They don't they don't they don't understand, dude. People don't understand gen the general public does not understand the importance of community primaries.

Correct. And the grassroots uh elections that happened. Correct. They just don't understand it.

So, I mean, I lost by 800 votes and everybody said, "Dude, you got to go for a smaller office."

Yeah. You got to run for city council or run for mayor. That'd be great. You know, you're really articulate. We need somebody on the Republican side to run for mayor against Jacob Fry. I said, "Fuck you.

I'm going up. I'm running statewide cuz I don't like this sample size. I think these the fact that only 10,000 of you showed up for the primary tells me you guys aren't serious.

I want to go up. Let's see. Let's see what the statewide Minnesota Republican party thinks." So, I decided to run for Senate in 24 against Clolobashar. Win a statewide endorsement. Then win a statewide primary against the entire Republican establishment. I cannot tell you from Minnesota and Minneapolis all the way to Washington DC, I had every Republican vertical lined up against me and I still beat them in a primary shot around the world.

Cuz what it said for the first time is a nationalist populist conspiracy theorist.

No, that's what they call you. a nationalist populist conspir conspiracy theorist could win a primary election with no funding, no support from the local establishment or the national establishment. And I didn't even have an endorsement from President Trump. Now, President Trump stayed out of my primary, which was helpful. He didn't endorse my opponent, which I'm sure they were lobbying hard for him to do, but he was wise enough to say, "Nah, this

this young kid Royce is some something's something's up here. Yeah, I'm not." Yeah.

Right. Yeah, Bannon endorsed me and a lot of the other MAGA wing of the Republican party like Carrie Lake and you know some of these people like that. So he stayed out of my out of my race. But uh Norm Coleman, head of the RJC, the Republican Jewish Coalition. Rudy Bosowitz, senator, former US senator, very heavy Israel himself.

Tim Palente, last Republican to win a statewide race, one governor's race, didn't do [ __ ] for conservatives. certainly can't be considered America first. All these people endorse my primary opponent after I win an endorsement. Now, let me tell how these endorsements work are you go to statewide convention. About 2,000 delegates of the Minnesota Republican Party are there. They're going to vote who they're going to endorse as the candidate and then the party is supposed to consolidate around that candidate and support them going into the general election. You're not even supposed to face a primary in theory once you've been endorsed. Especially when you've been endorsed at an overwhelming 68% on the first ballot. I was endorsed with 68% of the delegate vote on the first ballot. There wasn't even a second ballot. Most of these conventions go to third, fourth runoff ballots.

The establishment still endorsed my opponent. Spit right in the face of all the Republican delegates in Minnesota. And they weren't even shy about it. So, it's been a war since then. I I lost the election to Amy on paper. You know, there's rumors that she was smurfing. The the machines still aren't secure. We don't know what's really going on. But

on paper, I got more votes than any other Republican US Senate candidate in the history of the Minnesota Republican Party, except Jason Lewis. Um, and I'm running again in 26. I won't stop until we until we crack the damn till we crack the levy. That's the story. I don't know how long was that, 15 minutes.

No, no, that's that's good, bro, because I think it's very important for people to hear that it's possible for someone to run without the endorsement or the financial backing. Yeah.

That these candidates are traditionally getting. It's very, very important because one of the biggest things that people will say is, "Well, what the [ __ ] should we do, brother? Where do you live? Get involved. stand up, organize your people. There's no reason. And and and to be honest, I think that most people are coming to the realization that they need to elect candidates that are not bankrolled by the typical bankrolling procedures,

right? You know, and so we we got to I think people it's important that they hear that from you.

So I think it's funny they still call you a conspiracy theorist. Yeah, of course I am. I don't

Michael, you say these are the types of candidates America needs. They're not bought and paid for, brother. That's you too.

That's you. That's right. That's you guys. There's plenty of people in this in this chat here and listening to this show that you're waiting for someone to tell you or approve you. This is no different than in your business. Nobody's coming to say "Hey man

[ __ ] grow that business. You got what it takes." You know, it's you. Anyway, number one issue, number one issue in this country, special interest in lobbies.

Yeah. Special interest in lobby money. All these politicians, for the most part, are bought and paid for. Absolutely. And we all know it. We know what the problem is.

It's just a matter of to whom and how much. That's right. Yeah. 100%, dude. So, how's the campaign going so far for you?

It's a dog fight, man. It's a [ __ ] dog fight because, you know, money does play, right? I mean, money money plays. There's a lot of people I said this earlier on X, you know, we have an epidemic of selling out.

People have a price. Yeah. And we say we don't want these candidates to sell out, but then we expect them to. A part of us expects a candidate to sell out because we in our head we think, well, in order for them to even make it, they're going to need a lot of money,

right? Okay. Who do you go who do people think you could go to that the conventional wisdom about a United States Senate race is that you need 20 to30 million to even be competitive?

Mhm. Who do people think you go to to get 20 or $30 million without selling a piece of your soul or this country?

The people who buy souls. The people who buy souls. It's not rocket science. And I and I've had them knock on my door. I had them call me. I've had them say, "Hey, don't talk about this. Don't talk about that." And we'll support you. And I tell them all, "Go [ __ ] yourself."

Yeah. And that makes it really hard to run a campaign. But the sacred honor helps me sleep at night. Yeah. And and if we're ever going to turn this country around,

that's what we need. And and I only tell that whole story, I didn't mean to to to carry on, but

from the time I was 21 years old in the NBA up until my last campaign against Amy Clolobashar, it's the same people.

Mhm. No, no, seriously. No, I get It's the exact same group of special interests and lobbies.

It's been going on for decades. Both sides of the aisle, too. Oh, yeah. Both sides of the aisle.

No one can get in unless you are part of the club on either side. Right. So, dude, nobody even talks about like the the [ __ ] that happens once you do get in. You know what I'm saying? Like once you do get that Senate seat, you know, let's say you you did raise 20 million in your campaign, right? Well, now you want to get on a committee.

Well, those committee seats cost. How you paying for then? Th those are millions of dollars. How you paying for that? Well, now I got to go back to this special interest and lobby group again.

Look, dude, people got to real people got to stop. They have to detach their party identities. They have to stop identifying as Democrat or Republican. Like, dude, if you just took the Republican or Democrat off of the [ __ ] thing and said, "This is what this person stands for. This is what this person," and put their policy on there, we'd have a much easier time getting people elected that should be elected. But we all fall into the propaganda and the way the machine is designed and it's designed around tribalism around getting people to attach to their favorite team. No different than you know who was in the Super Bowl. Oh Seahawks or Patriots.

It's the same [ __ ] right? And we, the American people, have to get back to a time where we are electing people on policy, not on popularity or if they're our representative or our team. Right.

And that's what's destroying this country. That's really what it is. Dude, we saw you

I mean among a bunch of other things for sure. That's a good place to That's what's removing the power from the people.

Yeah, bro. Cuz you you will have people who will literally openly knowingly vote against their own interest simply because they don't like the other guy's letter in front of their name

or they don't like he said one thing they didn't like. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? Like but like your tax is about to go up. You ain't going to be able to buy a house. Like it doesn't matter. Doesn't matter.

That's crazy, dude. But he didn't win. That's all. That's that's the hardest thing about running a campaign as a candidate. That's the most difficult thing. In order to tell the truth, you run the risk of offending the people that you want to vote for you.

Yeah. This is the heresy of democracy. I I talk about this all the time. The four great heresies of the west, scientific method, democracy, computer technology, and the fourth and final one will be artificial intelligence.

Heresy of democracy circa I don't know 1300s in France. The heresy is that all majorities are made equal and righteous. What kind of stupid philosophy is that? All democratic majorities, all majorities are not made equal and righteous. In fact, if you look throughout history, the majority of the majority of majorities get it absolutely [ __ ] wrong.

Not only that, it ends in the slaughter of [ __ ] people. Yeah. That's right. And but our politics are set up in a way where

everybody's trying to pander to the people and we're totally willing to trick them if necessary in order to win. I'm just not about that. I'll tell you every little detail, nuance, whatever topic you want to talk about, I I'll give it to you exactly what I

People want that. They want the foot. They they I don't know that no there people deeply want that.

I think there I think on the surface no I think a lot of people are waking up to that.

Yeah. Enough. You might have been a little early enough for President Trump to have won the last election. Yeah. And whether you like him or not, hate him, love him, disagree, question him. I do it as well on my show. But you can't deny that President Trump is the first politician candidate president to disrupt to up you know upset the apple cart and since JFK

well Reagan you could say Reagan maybe but they shot him too never forget and that was kind of conspicuous also but you know Reagan Nixon was about to he was trying to say some things and I think Watergate was kind of a an intelligence coup on Nixon in a way. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. And then and then you had Reagan.

Yeah. He got popped. He was saying some [ __ ] And then you get the Bush Hunter, you know, the neoconservative wing of the of the Republican party that's still

running [ __ ] today, right? They're still running the intelligence community. They're still running the military-industrial complex. These people are bad ombres.

Uh but, you know, President Trump was the first one to say a lot of things and and you got to give them credit for that whether you like them or not, you know.

Well, I think I you know, there's a lot of discontent with Trump right now. I'm frustrated with Trump right now. Yeah,

I think most of our listeners are frustrated with Trump right now, but not because

of anything else that he's we feel he's not being aggressive enough. Amen. Yeah. And that's

go Max. Yeah, that's that's where we're We'll talk about it as we get into the show. But

let's go ahead and get into the show, guys. Yeah, let's do it, man. Glad you're here.

Thank you, man. It's gonna be good, man. Well, uh, seat belts on, guys. It's time to cruise.

Yeah, it's time to cruise. Guys, you guys know how this works. Uh, we bring a headline in, we talk about it. Um, if you guys would like to see any of these headlines, these videos, articles, links, go to andyforcella.com. You guys can find them all linked there for you. Uh, that being said, let's get to headline one.

Super Bowl. We got Super Bowl. We got to talk about Super Bowl. Oh. Oh, man. Yeah, we got to talk about Super Bowl now.

We're talking about the dumbest [ __ ] in the world. That's right. We got, you know, Well, no, we didn't. No, no, but we got to talk about it, man. There's uh this is a big big contention piece here. Um, and it has nothing to do with the two teams that actually play.

It's the bread and circuses, bro. Bro, bro. Well, so this is a CNN headline and I I want to show you guys this. This is how they're describing it. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance redefined what it means to be an American Patriot. Okay. How? Yeah. Please enlighten me.

Yeah. Yeah. And just over 13 minutes worth of music starts stars and symbolism. Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny rewrote what it means to be American in a time of strife. And then for those that maybe didn't get a chance to see the half halftime performance, I have uh condensed it a little bit. Let's check it out.

That's pretty much it. That's pretty much it. What's up with the shoulder pads?

I don't know, man. Is that like a football thing he's doing there? I don't know.

Yeah. I mean, it was football, right? Yeah, I guess. Yeah. I don't know. But that was pretty much it. Uh, you know, and but but One Piece, you know, it's kind of divided, everybody. Everybody's divided right now on on this halftime.

Everybody's divided by everything. Yeah. It's just another thing. I like peanut butter. [ __ ] you. I like jelly.

That's right. Oh, what kind of jelly? You grape or strawberry? You know what I'm saying?

[ __ ] grape. [ __ ] you, grape. That's right. That's right. That's right. And uh you know, but one thing that did happen during this halftime show, you know, as it redefineses what it means to be an American Patriot was this slip up here. Um a new low for the NFL, Bad Bunny featured two men simulating sex, dry humping during halftime show. Did you see that?

No, I didn't. Did you watch it at all? No. Did you watch it at all? No. No. Oh, so this is new for everybody. All right. Um

I mean, I've seen the [ __ ] internet today. That's all people are talking about. I mean, I didn't

I forgot it was even on. I will say this. I will say this, right? I was actually expecting way more gay.

Okay. Well, is it Let's see. It was two seconds. Here it is. This is the clip. Two seconds. That's what you got.

Okay. That was it. Well, it's super gay. Super gay. All right. Super gay. Super gay. I was expecting way more. All right. I was expecting way more. And so, like I I'll say this first. I'm glad it was just the two seconds. I knew like listen, you can't avoid that. It's gonna They're going to do it. They're going to try it. You know, this is probably about seven minutes in or so. And uh dude, I remember watching this live. I was at my buddy's house. I was watching this live.

You got excited, didn't you? No, dude. Like we're sitting there, bro. Like as soon as as soon as this popped,

one of them gave owners. Oh man. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. But but something interesting did happen, right? And so you had the Super Bowl. Everybody knows. I think it was actually streamed in every country. Uh it's like the first time that that's happened. Like it was streamed across the globe. Um so all eyes on America, right? You got Bad Bunny leading the the halftime performance. Um, and TPUSA took this opportunity to give an alternative to the Super Bowl halftime because I know it was like a lot of talk up like Bad Bunny was wearing a dress and Ice was going to be there. It might have been this big spectacle. You know, the dude's an American citizen, I believe.

Uh, to my knowledge, I think he is Puerto Rican naturalized. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, 51st State, right? Whatever. And um you know, but uh TPUSA put their own thing on uh and uh they had an all-American halftime show. Um and it actually did pretty well uh from all the the the stats and stuff that came in. Um and they had everybody there. I mean, they've had uh our our good buddy Brantley Gilbert was there.

Um uh Kid Rock was there. He performed. Um and some of the data they had about five million live because they live streamed. They had about 5 million people watching, right? Um during the half the the the NFL's halftime about 5 million people were watching the TPUSA's all-American halftime show. Um and apparently it took like it was like 22 it accounted for like the stats like 20% of global views at during that time were on TPUSA. Huh. Yeah. Some crazy stats, dude. Crazy stats. So I don't know. I mean thoughts, theories on any of this stuff, dude?

What you you say bread and circus. Was this a distraction? Was it just pointless?

I mean, it's I don't think it's a planned distraction. We have the Super Bowl every single year. I think sports in general provide uh and I'm a sports guy. I like sports, but I think people sink way too much of their life into them to avoid having to confront realities that actually affect their lives. And the more that sports have started to morph into this political environment where they push messages, it's actually pushed me away from really being able to enjoy sports. Um, and I've been an athlete my whole life, you know, and so, you know, it's hard for me to look at the internet knowing what was just released last week

and the information that is in those Epstein files and to see people just like go on with their normal life and and it's that's

that's frustrating for me to see. uh regardless of Bad Bunny or Kid Rock or Brantley or anything, you know, that's where that's where my frustration comes from.

Um, you know, ever since these sports have taken on these political identities, it's just started to not be cool for me to like, you know, if my friend's playing or I got somebody that's playing, I'll watch. But outside of that, dude, like I don't even,

you know, I don't even like feel like a sports fan anymore. Like I don't I used to go to games. I used to really care, you know, and and

my life was more fun whenever I was doing when I when I felt that way. Uh but I don't feel that way anymore. And so like, you know, I was I was in the middle of other [ __ ] and someone text me and was like, "Dude, are you watching this?" And I'm like, "What?" Like I forgot that it was even on. So I, you know, I think it's being ser the controversy is being served up to get people distracted from a lot of the things that we've been talking about on the show and you've talked about on your show

that are going on in the world, you know, the fraud, the the ICE [ __ ] the Epstein [ __ ]

Oh, look, [ __ ] football. Yeah, right. You know, and two dudes grinding. Yeah. Like it's just I'm just over it, dude. And

I mean, aside from all that, I don't give a [ __ ] about either one of those teams. So,

yeah, it's true. I mean, it's us Minnesota fans, you took took one on the chin last night.

Yeah. I mean, Sam Sam Darnold, our our quarterback from the year before, ends up winning.

That that never feels good. I'm happy for him. Hey, wins the Super Bowl on his fifth fifth team. That never feels good when your quarterback leaves, goes on to win the Super Bowl and you and your team, you know, shits the bed for the year, buddy.

But like, you know, I've got friends that are in various sports that I watch and and uh I kind of watch for them and it's kind of like it for me.

Yeah. Not I think uh yeah there's a there's just a real uh paradox in American culture when it comes to sports because as sports fans we respect and rever excellence.

We respect and rever excellence and uh you know uh some you know things that we don't hold in a high regard in the rest of our culture anymore. It's

just a complete what we love about sports and what we've turned American society into are diametrically opposed.

Correct. You know, you know, meritocracy, excellence mastery skill. Then you have on the flip side of for everyday citizens and you know, schools is participation medals and we all have to, you know, we're all equal.

In elite sports, we're not all [ __ ] equal. No, dude. Matter of fact, none of us are equal.

I've talked about this exact example. I don't even know how many times over the years. It's like, dude,

you guys will cheer for, you know, DEI and and and uh you know, everybody's inclusion and this and that,

but you won't say [ __ ] about it on your sport that you like to watch, right? Cuz nobody wants to [ __ ] watch that. Nobody wants to watch somebody who's half as good. It's not even reality. It's like it's it's it's it's absurd to even discuss. And that's why it's so frustrating to watch it in other areas of the world, you know, like for years and years and years like people like you run a business, right? And you take a picture with your team and they would say, "Well, how come you don't have any gay people?" Or, "How come you don't have uh the amount of black people that I want or how come you don't have the amount of uh trans people that we It's" It's like, [ __ ] I don't even notice that [ __ ] Like, I'm trying to win a [ __ ] game, right? You know, and like when you're at a high level of competition like you've been at, you don't look around at your team and think, "Fuck, dude. Is the white guy

going to [ __ ] let me?" You're like, "Fuck, is he good enough? Are we going to [ __ ] win?" And like,

"You better hit this [ __ ] shot, dude. I don't care what your skin color." Yeah, dude. That's good.

Guard that [ __ ] Yeah. And I think, you know, that's why sports are such a good metaphor for life right?

Right. You know, kids that grow up playing sports understand the reality of life. Yes.

Right. There is a there is a there's idealism and then there's [ __ ] reality, right? And whether it's your business, whether it's a sports team, whether it's whatever,

the best people are going to [ __ ] play. And we can debate and we can say, "Oh, well, this and that and this. Get better, [ __ ] Like, I don't know what to tell you." And we've lived in this society so long

where, you know, like you said, we've rewarded kids for participation. We've told them they were special when they really weren't. We've told them that they're all unique and that everybody deserves to be equal and that's just not the [ __ ] truth. The guy I watched this clip of Patrick BD David debating this uh like communist chick

on TV. Yeah. Uh that that show where everybody's circle and they run in and she was like

and Patrick's you know successful entrepreneur. He's worked his whole life. I've known Patrick for a long time. worked really [ __ ] hard.

Good dude. Smart dude. Yeah. Like he came here, he [ __ ] worked and that's all he's done his whole life. And you got this woman sitting in front of him saying, "Well, not everybody can be you." And he's like, "Well, you could have been if you would have made decisions that are different."

Yeah. If you weren't a communist liber they could not [ __ ] understand. Like she could not understand what he was saying.

And it was just Yeah. She She was like, "You don't you don't know what it's like to make minimum wage." She's like, "I've worked jobs." like I want your [ __ ] hogen for4 [ __ ] dollars an hour, bro. Exactly.

Like the problem is is when people see that, they don't see the 20 years that put him there,

right? You know, just like you with basketball, they didn't see you [ __ ] practice basketball when you're four years old on the [ __ ] driveway, bro.

And do it every single day your whole life. My brother played professional sports.

The [ __ ] that's all he did. That's all he did his whole life was play baseball. That's all he did. Running around having a [ __ ] No [ __ ] baseball.

Yeah. Throw, hit, go in the basement, hit golf balls. Hours. Hours. Relentless. People do not. And then they obsessed. It's obsessed. You got to be obsessed.

It's total obsession. And it And that's what it takes to win in business, too. And people look at people and they say, "Well, I can't do that." Well, then [ __ ] you ain't cut out to win, [ __ ] Like, I don't know what to tell you. That's the reality of life.

It's natural order. The strong survive and the weak perish. This is and no matter what arguments we want to make, no matter what idealism things that sound good, no matter, you know, if it's fair or not, it doesn't [ __ ] nobody. It doesn't matter. It doesn't even [ __ ] matter. Like like fair is is is not even a thing that is discussed at that level. It's not even it's like are you good enough or are you not?

Well, at the at the same time, yes. I mean, the snowflaking is Yeah. biblical. I mean it's just it's outrageous the the level of

but that person could have spent their entire lives becoming something else in anything they want to be. I mean you know but people are limited in what they can become. That's certainly true.

For sure. I play in the NBA. Yeah. Right. Right. You know so I mean and I'm not going to be a a rocket scientist either. I wasn't great at math. But

there is something to be said for justice. Right. And I think they're conflating a lot of these liberals. Certainly the communists and the leftist certainly the feminists. I mean, my god. And their and their libtard boyfriends.

Yeah. They're conflating justice with how they want things, right? That's not the same.

That's right. The idea of a society needs justice. Even even Christian scripture supports

that a society that doesn't execute justice is doomed. Yeah. So, you need justice.

Yeah. But justice isn't whatever I think it is on a given day. That's right. Justice isn't however I want it it should go or there's been an injustice done to me. Yeah. That That's just

That's a whole another topic. What's a real injustice? Yeah, they can't. Well, I'll tell you what a real injustice is.

I know. A real injustice is being a a Michael Jordan fan and simultaneously being an AOC voter.

That's an injustice. That's an affront. Seriously, I don't I don't know how the two things square.

Well, how can you be a Michael Jordan fan and an AOC voter? the the the the fundamental mentality about life is is so polar opposite as to they shouldn't even be in the same universe.

They don't understand the process. That's right. They don't understand the process of greatness. They look at someone like Michael Jordan or let's say uh you know, [ __ ] who's the greatest at something else?

Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali. Okay. And you know what they think? [ __ ] dude, he came out of the vagina and he Michael Jordan.

Yeah. And when when you talk to everybody else who knew Michael Jordan and he was so competitive, his work ethic was so strong that his teammates actually [ __ ] hated him until they won.

I love that. It's the truth. I love that. And and dude, you see it you've seen the doc, right? Yeah.

Like dude, he's he's Michael Jordan's sitting there and he's like he's have being emotional

because he's watching videos of other teammates that he loved. Okay. This is what people don't get about [ __ ] greatness. Michael Jordan loved those [ __ ] The [ __ ] that he was up their ass, that he was like on their ass all the time. He loved them. He saw greatness in them and he was calling them to greatness. And people can't [ __ ] tolerate that when you're dealing with someone who's a [ __ ] maniacal obsessed. This is the most important thing in the world. Even the greatest athletes have a hard time accepting that. So, he's sitting there

and I I relate to this dude because I've had employees for a long time and there's been a lot of them that, you know, didn't work out and it wasn't because I didn't like them or didn't believe in him, but they got tired of me beating up their [ __ ] asses. And he's emotional because like, dude, his intent was to make them great, too. And they hate him for it still to this day. And that's [ __ ] hard, man. That's a hard thing. But at the end of the day, back to what we're talking about, they don't. People don't understand that, dude. They don't understand the process. They don't understand this rich guy. And are there cases of guys being chosen and getting funding and and and yeah, but Harington,

but bro, those people never become the greatest because they got [ __ ] They they were handicapped by the [ __ ] that they got. And it's it's such an it's such an interesting thing because it's never one way or another. That is true. And here here's where I point out to liberals and Democrats like when I'm on the campaign trail, I talk about politics. It is true that the corporate elites in our country,

the banks. Yeah. Uh multinational unfair advantage. It it is true. It's not even It's not even an advantage. It's true that they're running a anytime anytime you have a merger of the corporation in the government that's fascism.

Yeah, I know. So, so we do have a protofascist system. Yeah. So, really it's technofudalism.

But, you know, neither here nor there. They have done a grave injustice. They they have run a Ponzi scheme.

There's no doubt about that. No, the fractional reserve banking. It's a scheme.

The problem with it though is the Democrats anytime you could take are the ones who ran it. You could take $1 and [ __ ] loan out $9 against it. That's a [ __ ] scheme.

That's a problem. But my my my point is to these people, if you they're so selective and and uh they're so selective with their criticism. It it's never coherent. Right.

Right. It's the same thing with the illegal immigration deal. That's a perfect example. Right. Well, when Obama said it was okay, well, that was Obama. Different. He's not a fascist. Nobody died. People didn't get shot. People did get shot. Well, people did die. He's not a racist. Well, okay. Now you know well

the point is when it and I do think the money scheme is the most important political issue. No doubt.

Right. No doubt. So they did they are on it is an injustice. The taxes Yeah. are [ __ ] ridiculous.

Dude, it's absolutely up the question. But then Okay. So if you say the tax system is how the corporate elites are funneling money back to each other and stripping it from the working class, why on earth do Democrats continue to vote for a party that has the predominant support from the billionaire class?

Because they make people like me the [ __ ] bad guy. That's right. and they say that I'm somewhere in the middle. I'm not one of them. I'm a guy who [ __ ] started from scratch who built his [ __ ] company. That's right.

Right. We employ people. We've pro we provide careers in our community. We sponsor sports teams. We rebuild our communities. They and they look at people like that and they say, "Tax that [ __ ] more." Okay? Because they can see you. But they don't understand that by taxing that guy more, he's actually not creating as much as many jobs. He's actually not able to grow his company. And if you're actually if if what you think is true that those people are ultra greedy and will just keep the money, then that even plays more into the [ __ ] idea that they're going to grow their company so they can make more money. Like their whole fundamental understanding of it is completely [ __ ]

They they miss they miss Milton Friedman's free market capitalism. Yes. Like if you really think that those middle guys who sponsor your kids team and [ __ ] are too rich and you think that they're that greedy, then if you didn't tax them as much, wouldn't they go make more money and provide more jobs?

Well, here and but I will say this in def in in uh as a critique of the middle market.

Yeah. The middle market because a lot of middle market people are on loan. Oh yeah.

Right. They're in debt and they're on loan. Yeah. And they have a bank and they have to answer to them.

That's right. Okay. So a lot of them are disincentivized from organizing their middle market money politically.

Correct. No, cuz they won't get any money for their company. There you go, bro. See, we're debtree.

That's right. See, nobody [ __ ] You're a unicorn, though. Nobody owns, you know, you're a unicorn in the middle market.

We're one of the biggest companies in the world that is not [ __ ] uh does not carry debt.

You're a unicorn in the middle market. Yeah. Most middle market need it is when they come in here because we get shot. People try to come in and buy the company and [ __ ]

Yeah. And we tell them that they think we're lying. They think we're lying. They're like, "Oh, there's no What are you talking about? No debt?" I'm like, "I don't know how to [ __ ] explain this to you. Let me write it on the board." You know what I'm saying? Like,

that's why it took 27 [ __ ] years. And I didn't do it in five. That's why you talk like a badass cuz you're a badass [ __ ]

Well, bro, like any middle market dude who doesn't have debt is a is a natural-born badass. Well, I mean, nobody ever gave me anything. And to be completely honest,

I'm I was never good financially being financially literate. I I you know, when I was when we were growing this company, we didn't really understand that we could have accelerated by taking debt. I was afraid of taking debt. And the reason I was afraid of it was because I know how [ __ ] stupid I've been before where I [ __ ] [ __ ] up and the last thing I want to do is make a big boo boo and owe a bunch of people money because then I can't pay. I don't want to do that. So like, you know, you sacrifice velocity for security, you know, and

sacred honor, right? But a bunch of American business is is predicated on absolutely

the debt system. Absolutely. And even more so, it's predicated on uh I can take out a big and this is this is the probably the biggest contradiction in modern American politics. The most progressive president in the history of our country was responsible for the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of human civilization by bailing out the people who ran the Ponzi scheme. Barack Obama bailed out the banks in Wall Street after the 2009 financial crisis. and Democrat

serious. Let him [ __ ] The Democrats just cannot reconcile how they still chant and cheer and throw rose petals at the feet of a man who was responsible for that type of scam.

Yeah, but that's just because he's well spoken, bro, and he's charismatic. He gets away with a lot of [ __ ] because of that.

When you watch [ __ ] Barack Obama, okay, I know what Barack Obama has done, okay? But when I watch him, and I'm also a pretty [ __ ] damn good public speaker, so I pay attention to the other ones.

That motherfucker's good. He's [ __ ] he's one of the best ever. And like I watch him

and even though I know what he's done, I watch him and I'm like, "Fuck." Like I kind of like that dude, you know?

He's got he's got that Michael Jordan of public speaking. Yeah. And so people that don't know what he's done, it's very easy to be like, "Oh, like we saw it this uh this weekend. We saw it.

Everybody, because with that [ __ ] video that came out with that clip on the end of it, and everybody was like, "Oh, dude." Uh, by the way, Trump did that on purpose. I don't know if you guys are [ __ ] not reading it right or what but

um the entire video was about the [ __ ] election fraud, and they've been screaming about election fraud for years. Nobody wants to listen to it. So, how do you get people to pay attention to it? Oh, you throw in a [ __ ] clip that gets everybody pissed off that you have deniability because it's part of another video.

Well played, Mr. President. Dude, AND NOT A SINGLE [ __ ] out there is like pointing that out. It's like, dude, what are you got? Like, all the talking heads, all the people are like "Oh [ __ ]

He made the monkeys. What the [ __ ] are you talking about?" He He had to get people to look at it.

The snowflake Wait, wait a second. The snowflaking in the race in the ra the whole race bait conversation is part of what pulled me into politics. I can't stand it. It makes me sick to my stomach. Seriously, bro.

You know, and everybody's over it. With all due respect, okay, black people have been through some rough [ __ ] in this country. There's no doubt about it. Nobody denies it. Nobody senses that.

Nobody Nobody's even questioning that. But black people have done a lot of self-inflicted harm, especially recent.

Continue to do not only with cultural issues like hip hop that says, "Hey, kill the next guy just for no reason today."

Disrespect you. Not even that. Just kill him cuz hey, I popped a perk and I'm feeling a little crazy this, you know, this evening. That's that's psychot. It's demonic is what it is. It's really It really is.

I know, bro. I I I have I but voting for people like Barack Obama is also a self-inflicting wound in the black community because we are so gullible. The black community and I'm fighting an uphill battle with this as a you know black Republican and you know they oh you're uncle Tom you're with the you're sitting with the money. Yeah.

Don't tell me you're some freedom fighting revolutionary cheer type AOC's wearing $130,000 couture dress to the Met Gala.

Yeah. That says [ __ ] pay taxes on their tax. Did they Did they bring any illegal immigrants into the Met Gala or the Grammys or the Oscars? Do they have a little special section for illegals?

Well, how about this? I mean, how many of Don't they want to enjoy the show? Foreign invaders.

How many illegal families do these people host? Zero. Oh, that's right. That would be zero.

Yeah. And how many illegal families do the protesters in [ __ ] Minnesota have in their homes?

Uh, that would be zero. Oh, that's right. No, actually, you wait a second. Minnesota liparss are a special brand of lipar. Well, let's just say

these people actually But let's just say it's a percentage. Actually, let Yeah. Small, but

what's the percentage? The percentage is 99% of these people are totally full of [ __ ] True. And that is why you cannot allow them to morally manipulate you like you're some bad person. They're full of [ __ ] They know you're a good person and they're trying to manipulate your good heart to [ __ ] advance their agenda. Mhm.

You're making the argument though for for President Trump to go Max and uh Well, that's what everybody wants, bro.

Well, no. Well, hold on. Let's be clear about it. I I want to be We want it. Yeah.

People in this audience may want it. A good portion of the MAGA movement and America first movement want it. But there's about oh I don't know I'd say a good 25 to 30% of plumline uh milktoast moderate Republicans that

like Nikki Haley or you know the Mitt Romney folks or Lindsay they're they're super Israel first.

Oh yeah. That that do not want President Trump to go look at Tim Scott. You rhino cuck [ __ ] Tim Scott. Can you believe that he goes, "Oh, this is the most racist thing that's come out of the White House." Are you kidding me?

Are you kidding? Depends on who you ask, Tim Scott. I mean, but again, I mean, I I I personally found it racist when when when uh you got Joe Biden and uh Camala Harris standing up saying that white men are the biggest [ __ ] problem in America. I think that's pretty [ __ ] racist.

That's that's horrendous to say. Yeah. And I mean, they're saying it on television over and over and over again for an entire political campaign. I think that's pretty [ __ ] racist.

Super. Yeah. It's it's it's it should be I'm not offended by it because I don't get [ __ ] offended and I'm like whatever. I don't give a [ __ ] But like

in a in a normal society, something like that wouldn't even be acceptable to say.

No, it's because dude, it's Dude, when we if you go back to 2000, like the year 2000 or 2005, Yeah.

[ __ ] we were over all this [ __ ] Nobody was, you couldn't [ __ ] say that [ __ ] Everybody was getting along and then all of a sudden, bro, Soros got his [ __ ] going here and now look what the [ __ ] going on. It's the same [ __ ] he's done everywhere.

Anyway, real, man. That's real. Let's uh Well, I'm glad you came on the show, man.

I love it, man. Super glad. You're You're the man. All right, bro. I got the tour before the show. We got to talk afterward. You're You're a badass dude. No, seriously. This country was built intended to be a nation of shopkeepers and agrarian farmers, middle market entrepreneurs, independent businessmen. And the fact that you have a business this big with no debt,

you're a [ __ ] unicorn, but you're a you're a you are a it's getting harder to navigate because we're getting into that bigger the bigger business.

Oh, and they're going to come with the sellout. Yeah. Yeah. It's coming. I just saw the other day,

I love my people, though, bro. I love this [ __ ] company. I love what I do every day. I've I've seen so many entrepreneurs sell their companies because look, dude, I'm just being real. I'm not trying to be arrogant. I don't need the money.

They sell their purpose. And I I I've seen so many people sell their company thinking that the money is going to replace that purpose, and it just never will for me. Like, I love [ __ ] coming in here. I love solving problems with these people. I love [ __ ] seeing them get better. I love seeing them like develop and grow and sometimes go on to other things. I love that [ __ ] and I feel like that's what I'm here to do. You know what I mean? And and dude, no amount of money could replace that for me. Especially when I live a pretty [ __ ] good life. You know what I mean?

Yeah. But Amen. Anyway. Yeah. I probably wouldn't feel that way if I hadn't seen so many people go through that.

Yeah. You know, real. Anyway, we got another topic. Yeah. We got to keep cruising, man. Uh we got we got headline, too. Let's go to Minnesota show.

Let's do it. Let's dive in on this. We covered a little bit of it, but uh I thought this was interesting. We we've been covering this on the show for weeks now, man. Um, looking at it and I think we've kind of come to a pretty good consensus and I would love your take on it, but like, you know, I believe that they're continuing the ICE riots and the protests and stuff. It's a major cover up for the fraud, dude. And and that's what that's really what we see it that way, too.

Do the American people even care if they're being robbed, though? Like I'm I'm getting kind of cynical and I'm I'm still optimistic, but

back to what you said about athletes. Let's be real. Yeah. Okay. When I'm being real, like if I'm sitting at home at night and I got on MSNBC and I'm watching Ra Rachel Matto,

you know, give the game play, you know, call the shots for the entire uh neoliberal establishment, the entire world order. And that's who she is. She she's one of the brain brainchild.

People don't understand what you're saying. Make no mistake about it. When you watch Fox or you watch CNBC or you watch CNN, these are people who are put on television to call the play. Yes. This is how you're supposed to feel.

It's not just entertainment. It's not news either. It's this is how you're supposed to feel,

right? Dude, there there was some crazy stat, not to cut you off. I think it was like in the 80s or 90s

that like 70% of all the news anchors were actual CIA operatives. Yes. Like that's cra like what?

But this is what I'm saying. That's what to my appropo to what I'm saying. That's crazy.

When I'm sitting there at night and I'm watching this [ __ ] and I got my notebook out and you know I got my notes and I'm doing my doing my political thing. I just I always revert back to you get the government you deserve.

You get the government you deserve and by God we all will. And we the people have to at some point say enough is enough. And I just don't think we've got here here's the uh the the bottleneck that we're we're facing now. Convenience is the is the crisis in our society. Like you were saying about how we've made kids soft.

We have made our society convenient at large just culturally globally. Right. Look, dude, you could order a pizza and be there in 15 minutes. You could [ __ ] talk to your friends across the world without getting on an airplane. You can you you could text. You could. It's And dude, to people that don't have the perspective that we would have before all that [ __ ] they can't see it any other way.

No doubt. Right. So when we talk about like what you're saying about like you say, do people give a [ __ ] about the fraud? Well, the only reason

I don't know if they do, bro. Bro, but the reason they don't the high is too good.

The re that they don't know how much better their life could be without it. Amen.

They don't understand. They don't understand this is just the way it is, bro. don't understand that like

like you wouldn't have that problem paying your [ __ ] rent. You wouldn't have that problem going to dinner with your girl once in a while. You wouldn't be embarrassed about having to, you know, shopped at the thrift store or whatever you got to do. Like, dude, this would solve a People just don't understand.

Well, and but this reverts back. This is where this is where it gets real. I mean, there's just a such a fine needle to thread

and the people selling the message are making money selling it. Well, that too. Big big money. Yeah. No. And like I say about the Fed, and I say, "Do people care about getting uh robbed?" Yeah. Right.

Imagine somebody comes in, I said this on my show two days ago. Imagine somebody comes into your house at night, takes your wallet or purse out, robs you of all your cash, comes back the next day and says, "You got to pay back the money I stole with interest."

With interest. You have to pay me back money I stole from you with interest. That's what the Fed has done to us,

dude. And and people say, "Oh, taxation is theft." No, the [ __ ] it isn't. It's [ __ ] extortion.

That's right. Cuz don't pay it. Yeah. And they make you pay then they but they're stealing it and they're going to make pay back.

They're going to make you pay back the vig on an inflated number that a price that they've set is straight mafia [ __ ]

And and so my look at property tax. Oh. Oh, they don't raise property tax, but your house

You don't even own your [ __ ] You don't even own your [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. So I I I think to myself, I go, "Okay, when are people going to actually say enough is enough?" And this is where it gets complicated because again, in order for people to even have a a a starting point where they would be offended by the taxation or they would be offended at the prospect of being stolen from their central bank, you would have had to have had a a generation's consistency of American civics, what it means to be a citizen. So, we have to get back to those basic political terms where what is to be a citizen? What does sovereignty mean?

What what does it mean to be economically independent? And so where these things have been lost, gone down the [ __ ] memory hole.

Well, yeah. Intentionally confiscated, you could say. Uh they've gone down the memory hole. Now people's only political identity is

transgender. I'm a woman. I'm black. I'm Jewish. I'm Christian. I'm Muslim. Yeah.

These are the only things that they can even identify with. Which is why the border, to your point about the raids, to tie it in,

the border has become a proxy for all other identity politics. It's not even about the border cuz nobody can even give you a sane or logical argument about the border itself.

Yeah. You have to have a border. If you don't have a border, you don't have a country. If you don't have a country, you don't have citizenship. If you don't have citizenship, you don't have rights.

You don't have human rights. You don't have women's rights. You don't have gay rights. Yeah.

You don't have rights, civil rights. You don't have rights if you don't have a country. These are fundamentals that were not unintentionally

they understand it or otherwise they wouldn't be building [ __ ] forts in the middle of the [ __ ] street saying keep the [ __ ] out.

That's right. That's right. Yeah. Right. That's right. So, I mean, as far as the ICE rays go, I mean, I just think it's it's probably one of the greatest scops.

The whole the whole illegal immigration argument and debate might be one of the greatest scops in American history because I don't even understand the argument.

There is no argument. There is no argu. No, this is one of those things where but it's also but you got to think we think of it like this from a lot again. You're making the point for President Trump to start arresting judges.

Yes. To start arresting some of these elites. Yes. To start arresting some of these mayors and governors.

He needs to go m and people are going to say, "Well, wait a second. I mean, he's not Listen, if you get to a place in your society where giving a a prepubescent kid

Mhm. hormone blockers is acceptable. And then you get down the Okay, fine. You guys got some weird kinky view about mutilating our children. We totally disagree with it and we should do everything we can to stop that. But it it it proves the point that you're disanchored from reality when we get to the next argument and you say there's no such thing as illegal on stolen land. Okay. So now we realize you guys have a thread of ideas that is completely detached from reality. We cannot and you can have them because this is America.

You can have whatever ideas you want. We're just not following you. We're not following you and we sure as hell aren't going to let you govern. and any of these conservatives like Tim Scott and the rest of the Mitch Mitch McConnell's band of running dogs, the NRSC, and of course, they come and recruit sideline uh uh doll Michelle Tafoya who's pro-choice and about uh uh ankle deep on any of these issues. There's no substance whatsoever cuz you don't survive in 30 years as a sideline reporter unless you say absolutely nothing controversial.

You get fired if you say anything dangerous. These conservatives that think even hesitate that President Trump should go max when we have a cultural crisis in and and psychological rot at this level.

Throw him in with the communists. Throw him in there. Arrest him too. Arrest him too. God wills it.

That's where Trump's getting his Trump's getting his fracture is from not doing that.

You know, everybody's [ __ ] pissed off. They're pissed off about him sucking [ __ ] Netanyahu's dick.

Yeah. They're they're pissed off about our money going every everywhere and they're pissed off about him coming in and being like, "Oh, you know, um it's the greatest time of all time or the golden age, motherfucker." Dude, I don't know. Like, when was the last time you went to [ __ ] uh you know, and and visited some people that are actual people? Like, when was the last time you talked to them? Because they won't tell you that it's the golden age.

They won't tell you that. So, no, you know, there's my opinion politically, like from because I have a more extreme opinion of what needs to happen, but let's just say that we're in a recoverable state, which I'm not sure that we are, but let's say we are for argumentative discussion. He has to [ __ ] make those arrests and he has to hold accountability or he has there's no chance of those midterms happening. Nobody will show up. They won't show up. So,

well, and two things. One one is I'm going to say finally because every time I see these this ICE raids headline I I get dizzy thinking about how stupid these people are. But these these liberal women in Minnesota are the bane of our existence. But there are there are actually a lot of liberalesque women, liberalleaning type women on the conservative side.

And that's where you get your Mitt Romney who are just about as cucked as any any you know center left Democrat you find. Um, at the same time, I hate scapegoats. It's my pet peeve. And I do get the sense that President Trump, just like with the left, has become somewhat of a scapegoat on the right.

Not not to say that we shouldn't be critical, cuz I'm the first one to say if we if we do anything in Iran, again, if there's one more thing done in Iran, I'm going to lose my [ __ ] You know, if they want to do greater Israel, they can do it on their own. My opinion, let the Persians deal with the moolas. Let the Persians be Persians.

But if Republicans don't understand that MAGA, making America great again, making America great always, America first is not a political philosophy or movement that they can choose to participate in or not. They just have to force the issue. They have to move the Overton window if necessary by force.

That that happens by showing up. Like in Minnesota, it was just the caucuses on February 3rd. If you didn't come to caucus,

yeah, you're not going to be a part of the process because by the the primaries in America and and and uh Eric Weinstein said this the best I've ever heard. The primary the primaries all across the country are intended to prune both political parties of the populist candidates. So what they do is they have a bunch of party insiders on both sides of the aisle that strip the party of the candidates that actually will challenge the status quo before they ever make it to a general election.

Right? And so most people don't understand that by not being involved in that that process from caucus up to the endorsement and then the primary the whole game is h it's like right now the save act is like oh well we need to pass the act [ __ ] They're already early voting in some states. Yeah,

the save the time for the save act was yesterday year. Yeah. Okay. So, we missed that because people do not even understand how the process works

and and pre with all due respect to President Trump as well and I know he's battling a lot and you know you got world wars breaking out while he's also trying to get a hold of these elections and you got this Epstein file thing that doesn't bode favorably for him either, you know, to be quite just an optics. Yeah. Now, I don't think he was guilty of a crime in it or else because if he was, surely Rachel Madau would run a 247 cycle that President Trump should be convicted on those charges.

They're not doing that for a reason. But it's still an indictment of him that he was even involved with Epstein to some degree. And everybody else up and down the line,

some of them are child sex traffickers. And we need to we need to parse that out and we need that [ __ ] unredacted so we can figure out who's who.

That's right. Point being though, even President Trump and and this is his spiritual burden to bear at this moment in history. Because I do think that he was he's he's been uh given a divine mission. But just because you've been given a divine mission doesn't mean you're going to make the right choices. God's still going to let you make those choices. Like King David in the in the scripture, it says King David is a man after the Lord's own heart, but he was covetous. He sent one of his generals off to war so he could bang the wife. I mean, this is right out of scripture, right?

Right. But he was still a man after the Lord's own heart. So, President Trump has been, you know, touched by, you know, a divine calling. He still has to make those choices. And one of those choices for him personally, I believe, with this all, all due respect, Mr. President, is he believes in his own ability to cut deals. And so he has to overcome his own ego about being able to facilitate deals in order to get to a place where he can go max and not care what the public says about it.

Yeah, that's his mountain to climb right now. There's also and I'm I'm pushing you down. I'm up I'm right there behind you pushing you up that mountain. [ __ ] these people. Go Max.

Dude, do we have the Epstein [ __ ] in here? Okay, third topic. All right, cuz I got a lot of [ __ ] to say about that. But let's

we'll save it. Yeah. No, it's real. I I do want to get into the fraud though up there. Uh cuz I think this is the cover up, man. I think

billion dollars when it's all said and done. 100 billion at least. At least at least, dude.

One city in one program. That's one city. But people of m Let me tell you about Minnesota.

I just want to give you an insight into Minnesota culture in Scandinavian in old Scandinavia. And my grandmother came from Norway. So I understand the the transition that Scandinavians had from the Viking warrior culture to the what they call Jante culture. Jante was a more post-enlightenment Scandinavian culture where uh they had formed these these communities where they didn't they didn't like conflict. They especially didn't like conflict about ideology or politics. There's an entire law of Jonte. You can look it up if you're out there in the audience. Look up the law of Jonte. It's a it's a political theory, but it's real. And it's what now is called Minnesota nice.

People in Minnesota on both sides of the aisle, they don't like confrontation. M

this was a like Canadians. Yes. But this is this is something that the Norwegian and the Scandinavian cultures did because the winters were harsh.

They had to scrape and claw to get the food gathered that they needed and they had to worry about the neighboring villager tribe coming to kill them. So they didn't have time to scuffle internally.

So their answer to that wasn't we're going to become a a battleh hardened warrior culture like the Spartans. No, they were we just don't have time for any arguments, right? We don't want any individuality.

We want we want collectivism. a collectivism will help safeguard us from the outside threats. That's why Minnesota is the belly of the [ __ ] beast. Academic academic philosophy, government fraud, uh the the brainwashing about illegal immigration in Minnesota. You are looking at uh uh an epicenter of people who don't mind getting robbed and they're going to show us in these midterms. They're already showing us now. But trust in trust me when I tell you

when these midterms That makes sense. No, it makes perfect sense. It's called Minnesota nice. Have you heard of Minnesota nice? You probably have, but people in Minnesota or been to Minnesota know, oh, Minnesota nice.

All it is is Jonte culture. It's we don't want people to stand out. We don't want any too much controversy. We we just and it's prime for people to go along with the get along. You could steal a hundred. Why do you think the hundred billion dollar fraud happened there? because the motans are are susceptible to accepting that type of theft, right? How could you ever go back and vote for the I could see you abstaining your vote. I could see you saying, you know what, I'm out if I'm a Democrat. But for you to cast a ballot for Amy Clolobashar running for governor, or Peggy Flanigan, who was the lieutenant who's now running against me for US Senate,

these people were a part of the fraud. In fact, Amy Clolobashar prosecuted a statewide daycare fraud in the Mung community back in 2003. And you mean to tell me this hundred billion dollar fraud happened and she never once know about it.

She never once called over to the governor and said, "Hey man, this is how they run that." She told them how to do it.

Why prosecute him when you can make money off of it? There you go. Kickback city, man.

Yeah. Yeah. The shit's crazy. And more fraud keeps coming out day and day. Um this uh these fraud tourists, they just plead guilty to a a new Medicaid scheme. It was two men from Philadelphia admitted their rows in 3.5 million scheme involving Minnesota's housing stability services program. Um another woman just sentenced in prison for stealing $325,000 in SNAP benefits. It's just one woman, right? It keeps coming out. Now, in more recent news, um this report just came out that simply on one policy alone, on one policy alone, um up to a billion dollars.

Wow. Just because of some language in one policy that affected 14 services. That was it.

That was it. And this just came out. U and that's just one piece. They actually revealed that it was a total of about $9.4 billion um and 14 Medicaid programs that were deemed high- risk. Um the report, we have it linked for you guys online. It's all there. Um but here's my question, dude. Like I mean because we kind of got into it, man, you explain the Minnesota nice side of it, right? But it's like I'm I'm still trying to understand why more people are not upset at our taxpayer dollars just being [ __ ] just gone, right? And like I'm thinking about this and like, okay, well, is it could it be part of it? Is that because most people are not really truly paying into it? You know what I'm saying? Like there's a lot of people that are just aren't paying their taxes.

Yeah. Right. Like I like like is there is is that a part of it? I think when people think about

You know what I'm saying? I think when they think about fraud, they don't they don't make the connection that that's like their money.

Yeah. I think people don't do that. I think I think when they hear this, they what they what they're actually hearing is like rich people are being scammed.

That's what they're hearing. Like they're not hearing that it's their household or their money or, you know, like they don't understand that even if the rich people are being scammed. That's money that should be spent on their well-being. They're not connecting those two things,

right? Well, yes. And again, it goes back to hence why I brought people to the Fed after George Floyd died. Yeah.

Right. Because Oh, yeah. The c the culture issues, the cultural wedge issues are WWE.

The the whole the whole not to say that there aren't real cultural issues, right? But what I'm saying is that the disproportionate amount of time that's spent on the cultural issues like hence the bad bunny thing versus the fraud in Minnesota or the Epstein files tells you that people have displaced priorities.

Yeah. Or the central banking system that robs us blind our whole entire lives. But people don't even Here's two things.

But how do you get someone to understand that? Like like you got to start with a child,

bro. You got like go back to slavery. Okay. How do you convince a slave who has because this is [ __ ] slavery in a different form. Slavery,

right? How do you convince someone that's been enslaved? They were born into slavery. Okay? It's been their whole life. They don't understand anything other than this is what I was born into. This is to have a conversation with that person and say, "Hey, it's not supposed to be this way, dude." They're looking at you like, "The [ __ ] are you talking about? This is what I've always known. This is just the way that it is.

Baby, you better watch out. I got to go pick this [ __ ] man. You going to give me a trouble now.

It's like explaining colored. That's right. It's explaining color to someone who's blind,

right? It's a very hard thing to make people understand. Well, I I I I do say and I will say this. Yes, we're 10,000% right. People are born into the especially in economics, people don't even have the rudimentaries of how finance works. Right.

Right. and you tell like if you were to tell somebody how your business works, they'd look at you like you got three eyes, right? Same thing with monetary policy right?

It's all and it's always the buried lead. So the mainstream media is helping cover it up. Correct. They never teach you it in school, right? Because why would we want you to know how the money works?

Not only do they not teach you at school, they they they they handicap you intentionally so that you become a debt slave.

That's right. That the whole thing the entire public school system is a is a factory for debt. But at the same time, I again I always go back to the people because there is a part of us in our American culture that intuitits we have an intuition that something's gravely wrong.

Yeah. And where that little piece of us exists, there's more upside for riding the wave, the rise of all tides, so to speak, the rise of the baseline material wealth. And there is a there is a rise of baseline material wealth in this country that is on the same trajectory as the scam which makes it even harder for people to connect with it because they're going [ __ ] 10 years ago. Uh the the appliances in in my bathroom were porcelain. Now they're glass or stainless steel.

Right? So as you get those little and see the elites, this is how slick they are. If they can make the PlayStation or the iPhone or the internet or the appliances at your home or uh the amenities in your apartment complex just a little better gradually, you won't get mad if they steal from you.

They make you think it's better. That's right. Okay. This and this goes into [ __ ] brutalism and and structural design and architecture as well, you know. Um look at the architecture from a hundred years ago versus now. Anybody that you showed it to would say, "Well, clearly it was better then." But little by little along the way, they do exactly what you're saying.

Yes. Look how cool this is. Look at look at this beautiful glass building with no soul and no and these techn and and they convince you that it's better when it's not really better. And you can't identify it until you look back and say,

"Fuck, dude. When I bought a fridge back in in the [ __ ] ' 80s, that [ __ ] lasts 40 years."

No, dude. I just went through that. Yeah, I know. I just [ __ ] went through that.

Now I got to replace them every three because they look cool. But and and at the same time, I'm still optimistic to some degree because

with all of that downward pressure from the media industrial complex and what they're feeding us and you know what they're selling at the public schools. With all of that being said,

more people than ever are starting to wake up and question. The problem with it is we're so late to the game, they can throw these little uh uh stones in the water, drop these rocks, these boulders in the water, and it creates a ripple where people have uh

they they lose focus really quick on the plot. They lose the plot real quick. We're attention [ __ ] right?

Right. So, in that sense, the conspiracy theory does become a problem. You condition people to [ __ ] starve, you can make them think that they're at a feast by giving them a [ __ ] cracker.

Yeah. Okay. Right. Oh, man. Yeah. Did what what's the what what's your take? What's the end result up in Minnesota?

Uh when it comes to this fraud [ __ ] is Tim Walls going to jail? He sure as hell should be.

Well, we're going to get to that in the next time. He sure as the next topic. He sure as hell should be. I I don't think so. Look, I think this I think people see President Trump as a political monolith to some degree and they think that he can snap his fingers and make things happen. And in some in some sense he can, but at the same time there are agencies and and the DOJ being one of them, right? And I'm not a huge fan of Pam Bondi.

I'm not either. I I think that she's, you know, I think she's at very best at the very best she's incompetent.

I say I think she might be [ __ ] Well, I'm just saying at her best she's incompetent. She she's she is your prototypical institutionalist uh middle-of the road conservative woman who spent a lifetime in the legal system which has been liberalized over 30 years. Yeah. Right. And so she believes in the institution and she believes that there's a way to do this uh that that that doesn't ruffle any feather. She thinks there's a logical way to win the argument. This is part of the problem with the entire conservative movement.

Everybody thinks this is some type of intellectual highbrow debate. At some point in time, you got to be ready to ball your fist up and just break the other dude's jaw. I don't know cuz I'm a mixed martial artist. I kind of think that yeah, we can debate, but at some point, and this is speaking to Pam Bondi metaphorically

break their jaw. I mean, don't even me because they will do it to you. They try to throw President Trump in prison.

That's the Okay. for the rest of his life. That right there is why people are saying that Trump is bought and paid for because they just watched him go through all this [ __ ]

get shot and they and now he's up there and he's playing with [ __ ] kitty gloves on, you know, uh pacifying the political structure,

pulling ICE agents out of the reason he's doing it is because Trump still believes that the foundational structure of America can be saved through the channels. And that's a that's that's a fa that's false right now. That's not real. We have a [ __ ] problem in this country that can only

be solved through force. Okay? Violence is the gold standard of [ __ ] every language. Okay? Certain people, and by the way, if they don't drop the hammer, there will be mass violence eventually. That is what's happened historically inst.

True. Yeah. But yes, 100%. Well, but I always go back to this and and and we got to be very careful here because never forget

and we just experienced this up in Minnesota and remember George Floyd 2020. George Floyd wasn't a a saintly figure by any means. But I did think what Derek Chavein did was wrong. his prosecution was political and the fact that the governor and mayor made public statements made it impossible for him to have a fair trial. Yeah,

that's that's just fact. Yeah. Yeah. No. Okay. But my my point bring that up is this.

The the uh a pillar of the conservative movement is this thin blue line deal. Look at how many cops sided with these Democrat traders on this immigration argument up in Minnesota. It blew my mind.

80% of them wait a second. 80% of them took the shot. Yeah. The cops. 80% of the military took the shot. This tells me one thing.

Our law enforcement and our military are the best of us. They're they're the people who who have the best relationship with reality because what they do every day.

That's right. So, we should respect them. And I do. I I love hanging out with military guys cuz they just know what real real is real. Right. In the fog of war, real becomes more real than you can experience at home everyday life. But they have their own crisis of being led by the institutions. So I'm not so sure that if the Democrats take back power and then you also got to realize that the the postWorld War II Democrat liberal order has always placed a high premium on the military-industrial complex. So, it's grease in their palms, which is why you get so many

former military guys that they put into these offices like Dan Krenshaw who establish in the back, but he's a Navy man. So, I'm I'm just saying if we let the Democrats take over,

we've already learned that lesson. We learned it during They're going to militarize their agenda this time. They're not going to play around.

And that's why people are [ __ ] pissed at Trump. Yeah. They they understand what you're saying because they just went through CO and we saw [ __ ] get arrested for being at the [ __ ] beach. Okay. I saw that. And it's an unfair position for the police and the military to be in because they're being threatened with their livelihoods to follow orders. And at some point in time, there's going to come a time for the police and military where they have to honestly like ask themselves, what do I actually believe in? What do I why did I take this oath?

And what do I stand for? And that's a very very important thing for people to do. If you're one of these people,

our our military and our police have become a victim of Marxism. Yeah. Reducing the human existence down to price. Even our military veterans with their pensions and their retirement and our law enforcement officers with the benefit, right? They are incentivized as well by the the call to survival economically for their own families,

which means the people who the people who control the flow of money control them. Correct.

And it sacred honor. this. How am I going to act? And think of this. And this is what I'm saying. I'm just I'm just trying to be real.

Yeah. All right. It's really, bro. I'm just trying to be real. I love our military. I love our police officers. They get a raw deal. That's why I didn't bring people to the police. I said, "The Federal Reserve, these people are workingass people. But how am I supposed to expect some 18-year-old girl who watches Tik Tok all day and has been brainwashed with feminism since the since the first day she stepped into school to have any sacred honor if our 20year naval vets still brag about going over into a war that we should have never been up at in the first place?

Yeah. How can I expect this 20-year-old girl, this 20-year-old white liberal suburban, for lack of a better term, mentally impaired, right? Brainwashed. How can I expect her to have any type of relationship with Sacred Honor? An idea like Sacred Honor.

Yeah. If General Milliey's backstabbing President Trump and talking to the Chinese.

Yeah. Right. Right. You know, so you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah. I do. And and that's dark, but but it's easily it's fixable

because I think if you get a This is where leadership is important. is a crisis of leadership. It's a a failure of citizenship, but a crisis of leadership. The citizens aren't going to rise to the occasion in this sense. Technology is too good. The high is too too good. But you can have leaders from the top down that start to fundamentally change the culture. Just like in a neighborhood, one person can do a disproportionate amount of damage. In politics, one person can have a disproportionate influence on the the trajectory of things where President Trump again needs to go max. But some of these military people in here and and even law enforcement like the mayor here in Minneapolis, I mean, you guys got to have some sacred honor. And if you don't, it's incumbent upon somebody higher than you to drop the hammer on your ass. Yeah.

And and you know, it has to come to that ultimately because again, our national moral enemies, they're not having this problem.

Yeah. China not having this problem. They they we are losing a war with China, right? They're laughing at us.

We're not losing a war to China. We're losing a war to ourselves. True. But what I'm saying is the Chinese

100%. They they are very they are much older civilization than ours and they're much more patient. Their culture is patience and they view themselves as divine. They they view their they're very ethnational. They view the Chinese race as a supreme race.

Well, they're not the only ones. These people, first of all, they they view that they owe us to from World War II. Despite their feud with the Japanese and their hatred for the Japanese, that's still their part of the world. They view they owe us too. Okay? They owe us from the opium wars. That's why you got fentanyl flooding your streets through Mexican proxies.

These people are waiting for us to collapse. And see Xi and the China, they're smart because they're saying we're going to hold the power base together by totalitarian means. As long as we continue to, you know, elucidate what appears to be uh arising China from when we went in in the 70s with Kissinger, the Chinese people for the most part will not revolt. That's how Chi could become president for life and have full-blown surveillance in their elections. You can't even vote in China the way you want to without the government knowing about it.

Yeah. And who's going to vote against that? Exactly. Right. So, they have this [ __ ] sorted out in in the crash course, in the collision course with us. And this is I tell people this all the time. Yes. America first. But we also have to consider our enemies and how we go about America first. America. And because you get all these libertarians, right, like Massie, and I like Massie. I love his debt clock. I think Massie says a lot of things that are right. He's he's got more stones than a lot of the people in the Congress. And I don't like the feud between him and President Trump. Yeah. I feel like it's more personal than it is political

because Massie and Ran Massie Ran Paul was the President Trump of and we ran Mitt Romney instead. I mean, what an indictment of the Republican party. Okay. But Massie, answer me this question, brother. And I've asked him, I sent a a message to his team. Answer me this question. If you're telling me that the Congress is 90% plus 95% plus bought and paid for by Apac and Israel's influence, how are you going to tell the president to go to that same Congress to take military action? See, there's all these constitutionalists in there now from the libertarian wing that are saying, "Well, hold on. President Trump, even Rand, and I like Rand. I think he's a little squishy. His father was better, but you know, Rand is a a good one to extent." Then he comes out, "Well, they shouldn't wear masks. The ICE agents shouldn't be wearing masks." And I I get it. But you only can make that comment if you have no consideration at all

about what we face across the water and the fact that we Rand you. How is it and I again I'm not being hyper critical of Rand and Thomas Massie, but how is it that Rand spent two decades in politics there from Kentucky and somehow Mitch McConnell comes out of there too?

Yeah, that doesn't make sense. How is it that Tom who votes for Massie, Ran Paul, and Mitch McConnell?

Nobody. So, the people in Kentucky must be just as [ __ ] up as the people in Minnesota.

So, and my or or it's not real. That's right. Okay. Now, now we're getting there. So, and my point is

they're responsible for President Trump's need to go max. So, I don't want to hear this from any Republicans or Democrats. Oh, he's violating the Constitution. You all didn't defend the Constitution when we could have applied the Constitution more more practically. Now the Constitution is so blown out. It he

it's it's Look, dude, we're so far away from being what this country constitutionally is supposed to be

that trying to behave as if that's a reality isaive. It's to It's not even naive. People are seeing it as evil.

That's right. Okay. Amen. Like, and this is why we're seeing like the average person,

they understand that. Like, they see that. And when they see Trump not doing anything, they see, oh, well, [ __ ] He's in on it then.

Well, and he has to and he has to own that. And with all due respect, Mr. President, I supported him as much as anybody else since 2022,

[ __ ] We all did. And and and look, I was I got a billboard. I got a three billboards made with his face in my face. I can't tell you how much heat I took. Well, why you putting your face on the billboard? These are racist. You know what? Shut your [ __ ] mouth. Bill Clinton was a a a damn All of them were in on it. Okay. President Trump's the first one to say, "Wait a second. This deal This deal we have going is messed up." And the tax noting the tips, not taxing the overtime, and not taxing Social Security. Groundbreaking economically.

You got to give him his credit. But people are right to question whether or not he is in on it.

I know they're right to question it. Am I saying that he is? What I'm gonna say is I think he's playing a very dangerous game. Let me you get you get four bullets zoom past your head and and

and tell me you don't move different and and tell me how people and this is the this is the even more scary reality. I don't think your if your average American citizen doesn't understand how the Fed works. Imagine trying to explain to them how the CIA works. They don't even realize that the CIA is its own country.

They don't. They think to They really think Tulsi Gabbard is is is running things over at the CIA. She's got no control over that agency.

They don't even understand the CIA has a literal budget and you can [ __ ] read it for making movies to glorify the CIA.

Yes. Okay. Why would they need that? Why would they need that? Because they coined the term conspiracy theorists and they're masters of propaganda and they'll kill you.

Yeah. Or they'll have their buddies over at MSAD do it. I mean, it's just I know

he he he understands that he's in danger and I think he's trying to thread a needle when you're president and I think about this myself as being a US Senate candidate.

Mhm. I'm a little different than President Trump in that I'm stupid enough and not read in to just say whatever the [ __ ] I think. Yeah.

Right. So, I'm a little wonky that way, but I'm I haven't been read into the top security clearance and there's probably a lot of fake

material that he's being fed as well in his own administration. We know that this is going So,

I think he's trying to thread a needle. I think people got to give him some grace.

I think I I think I'd have a good idea of exactly what's happening. Go ahead. Yeah. Well, I'd love to hear it's gonna have to go with this third topic.

Let's go to three. Yeah. Perfect. Epstein. I'm going to run out and take a lead.

We check in with the chat. Let's check in with the chat real quick. Rolling. They still hanging. Chat, what you guys think so far? What we got? You like that picture? I love it. Bad ass.

Yeah, they're loving it. Anything crazy out there, Z? Oh, thank you, man. Appreciate that. Thank you. Royce is cooking. Yeah. Oh, am I? I was I was I was uh I was rambling about people ask me about my backstory and I'm big on the details.

No, dude. Cuz I think they matter. No, they do. But you know, I get to rambling and [ __ ] So,

no, Roy, if me and you if me and Royce are related. Hey, man. All black people, right? I mean, at some level. No, I'm kidding, bro. He's only four years older than me, bro. It's not possible. Love some Royce. Hell yeah. All right,

BJ. You suck for thinking Days of Okay. You seen Days of Thunder? Love it. Oh, man.

See, Days of Thunder, bro. That's that Minnesota night [ __ ] That's what that is, bro. That Minnesota.

That's a good movie. See, DJ's way younger, bro. So, I had him watch 34, bro. You're 34? Yeah,

you're not way younger, but yeah, I'm right there. He thinks he watched Days of Thunder and he was like

the cinematography was so bad. It's like [ __ ] that was the cameras back then dude.

Terrible. Different time. All right. Terrible movie. So anyway, yeah, let's keep going, man. We got headline three, guys. Let's get to the Epstein stuff, dude. There's some [ __ ] going on there.

Yeah. So, let's check in with it. Appreciate you guys hanging in there. I I've got some I've got some

You got some theories? Yeah. Well, I mean, we're all confused theories here. So,

I know Rice has some theories, too. Yeah. Let's dive in. Just ask the internet.

Yeah, that's right. I want to hear what you think. Yeah. Let's check it out, man. Uh, yeah. No, Ian. No. No. It's not, Ian. No.

Kingdom of Heaven. You seen that movie? Kingdom of Heaven. Good movie. Phenomenal.

That's a great movie. Phenomenal. That's where I'm at. Phenomenal. That's where I'm at with [ __ ]

bro. God wills it. Let's roll. Yeah. [ __ ] Catholic. Uh, no. Lutheran. Lutheran. All right. Yeah. When you saying stuff like God wills it, you might be on your way to the I'm gonna bring you to the Catholic.

I'm with I'm with whoever wants to put some heads on some [ __ ] stairs. That's right. That's right.

That's what I'm with. That's right. Hell yeah, man. Well, let's get to headline three, man. Let's get on the Epstein dialogue. Um, there's some things happening. So, so one of the biggest moves that just happened with this whole Epstein situation is that you now have some lawmakers that have been allowed to review the unredacted Epstein files.

Okay. Um there's quite a bit and and along with that happened today. Yeah. Start Yeah. Started happening today. Okay. Um and along with that there there's been a couple of things. So right now you got Thomas Massie. Um you got Ro Kana from California. They're among some of the members of Congress that are viewing the unredacted versions of the Justice Department's files on Jeffrey Epstein today. Um, and they were allowed to start reviewing that stuff this morning. Um, and so that's been happening at the same exact time you got Maxwell being deposed.

Well, they attempted to depose her. Um, and she's not saying [ __ ] right? And she's tying everything that she's going to speak on. She's tying that to a clemency deal with Trump. He has Clinton.

And Clinton. Yeah. Which is weird. Yeah. Which is weird. She said that she would she would be able to clear Trump and Bill Clinton of any wrongdoing if she was granted clemency.

Right. Right. And then the lawyers made her plead the fifth. Mhm. That and that was literally it. Right. And so like you had the some of the the congressmen and women that they that came out from that and like she didn't say anything. She was just pleading the fifth and that was it. Lawyers made a statement and that was it. Um so really nothing else coming out of that. Um but uh and but but she has committed to speaking honestly quote unquote if she was granted clemency by President Donald Trump. Um and then one more big piece that came out today was Steve Bannon. Uh the Justice Department has moved to dismiss its longunning criminal case against Steve Bannon that tied to his refusal to testify before the congressional committee that investigated the J6 riots. Um so you got a lot of stuff happening there. But with this Epstein stuff coming out, the files that have been released thus far, uh you

have pretty much the entire government of the UK collapsing it right now, like in real time. That's happening. Um

it should as it should as it should for other reasons besides this, but like Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's completely collapsing. Um you know, we we've covered the Peter uh Mandelison stuff that came out, right? The former ambassador to the US who he resigned. I mean, that's just

I hope the people in the UK uh understand that this is like their one and only opportunity ever,

bro. To reclaim their [ __ ] country. They're not getting it again. Yeah. They're not getting it again. So, the question is something collapsed. What's replacing it?

Exactly. And if they don't [ __ ] take control and replace it with what they actually want, it's going to be bad for them.

Yeah. It's going to be a bunch of [ __ ] Aloha snack bars. Oh, yeah. Is what it's going to be.

What is that? You know, um so you have that every corner, dude. It it's it's come. It's it's it's it's they're culturally they're gone.

Yeah. Culturally the UK is gone. We'll see. So we we shall see. U now with that dude. So all of this stuff's coming out, right? I mean you even got Prince William and Princess Catherine. They're deeply concerned about the Epstein revelations coming out, right? And I'm kind of like this dude. There's this clip of this dude. Uh he was in the airport. I don't know if you guys have seen this clip. I I got this clip.

This is kind of where I'm at. Check this out. The ethnic files have BEEN RELEASED.

ALL OF y'all are acting [ __ ] normal. Ethnic files have been released and all of y'all are acting normal.

That's where I'm at. All of y'all acting normal. They can laugh, but y'all can Google it. They can laugh, but y

He's saying all of y'all are acting normal. Yeah. He's like, "The Epstein files have been released and all of y'all are acting normal. This is Atlanta uh airport." All right. That's kind of where I'm at, dude. Because I'm like, where where the what the [ __ ] is happening? Uh I think this was like

yesterday. Yesterday before. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, no [ __ ] For those But now, he said he was at that airport where that happened.

What airport is this? Atlanta. You were there? Really? That's crazy. Oh, yeah. You won.

Congrats, bro. That's the BJJ guy. He's not that good. Shout out to Shout out to the the jiu-jitsu operators.

Yeah. He's not that good. What do you mean? No, but that that's kind of where I'm at, dude. And and and so with that though, a couple of you a couple of key things, right? We've always explained it as like this is happening, but what's happening over here, right? And with this whole Epstein stuff that's happening inside of that, you have Thomas Massie, uh, who was just on an interview, uh, and he was asked specifically about some of the Epstein stuff that happened. Let's check this clip. It's, uh, it's just starting to gain some traction.

Tell me what you guys think. Um, also I'm going to I'm going to say this here on camera because it's important, one of Cash Patel's staff threatened my staff with a criminal investigation if we didn't straighten up and play ball.

I was going to ask you about that, but since you brought it up and I didn't, I'm bringing it up.

Okay. You brought it up. Um, and so smart dude, like a a criminal investigation having nothing to do. He said it was going to be a fraud. We're going to investigate one of your staff for fraud.

And he told another one of my staff this if you guys don't straighten up. You know, if you want to play hard ball, if this is how you want to play it or something like that, this member of your staff is going to get criminally investigated for fraud, a very specific threat. And so he's saying that this was in reference to the Epstein stuff that one of Cash Patel's guys reached out to one of his guys and told him, "Hey man, this is what was about to happen if you guys don't straighten the [ __ ] up." Okay, that's weird by itself. And then in another tweet that he just pushed out.

Um because like we and we've talked about this like I don't know P Massie personally, right? I've never met the guy.

On the whole he kind of seems legit. I like him. I don't have any reason to say I don't like him, but I don't know him personally, right? speak on his character or anything like that.

Um, but he's, like I said in the beginning, he's been one of the the lawmakers that was allowed to start seeing some of this unredacted [ __ ] And he tweeted this out today um, uh, this evening, a couple of hours before we started sitting down record. He he says, quote, "A sultan seems to have sent this. DOJ should make this public." Um, and this is a piece of the Epstein files uh where this person who is a sultan, right, according to Thomas Massie, because he knows who it was,

has sent, uh, received an email from Jeffrey Epstein saying, "Where are you? Are you okay? I loved the torture video." To which this

redacted sultan replied, "I am in China. I will be in the US." the second week of May.

Okay. Now, the internet never deletes itself. There's way back machines. You can search [ __ ] political records and travel logs.

Okay. Right now, they figured out who it was. The working theory is that this is actually BB Netanyahu.

No, because the timeline of this, I mean, anybody can go back to to May of 2009.

Okay. Okay, BB Netanyahu was in China and then the United States in the second week of May 20.

What about Barack? I haven't seen that that link. Don't him and Netanyahu [ __ ] travel together.

They do typically. And uh for people that don't understand, Ahood Barack is the globalist,

right? It's not actually Netanyahu, right? Ah Barack is the one who is promoting the migration into the Western culture and that's all his [ __ ] Mhm.

So it's very This is not me sticking up for Netanyahu. I don't like him either. But

so so you got Barack and Jeffrey Epstein or Peanut Butter and Jelly, bro. Right. Right.

So can't have one without the other. Yeah. So I mean it it's it's interesting, right? And so Massie pushes this out.

Why would he call him a sultan? I don't know. That piece I don't know. Yeah, that piece I don't know.

That's weird. It's it's [ __ ] But I know this. That's some real cryptic language. You got a dude in black and white telling you that he likes the torture videos that allegedly this dude [ __ ] sent him. I'm sorry. That's more than just a implication. That's more like you're [ __ ] in it. Who the [ __ ] is this guy?

Why is this being redacted? [ __ ] release this name. Like this isn't some ambiguous [ __ ] could be misinterpreted. Could be like that's pretty [ __ ] clear if you ask me. It could also be uh he saw a clip on the internet of some [ __ ] depraved [ __ ] like the rest of us have all seen and shared it with him.

It's possible. It's possible. Okay. The problem is is that we don't know. Yeah. Right.

You understand? Like how many times have you and I sent videos, "Oh, the dude got his [ __ ] face blown off. Check this out."

Mhm. No, I get it. But why redact it? I get it. You know what I'm saying? Okay. Well, I want to hear your theories. Well, are you done?

Last little piece. last little piece because to your I know we talked a little bit earlier, right? This last little piece on this dude is [ __ ] weird. It just got revealed, okay,

that there was a $100,000 check from the Tides Foundation to Gain Maxwell's Terramar project. Okay, that same foundation is also connected to the Super Bowl commercial that featured all of those. Oh, BB Netanyahu, guys. BB Netanyahu.

The audio cut out. Holy Yeah. Right. Right. Oh, all right. Bro, I can tell you about how it's getting kicked off the streams and [ __ ] I'll tell you after the show,

bro. Yeah. So, so, so that same foundation, the Tides Foundation is the same foundation that's also connected to the Super Bowl commercial that featured all of these Epstein victims, right, which was produced by a company called World Without Exploitation. It's a project operating under the Tide Center. The Tide Center is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and George Soros Open Society Foundation.

Jesus. So the Tides Foundation and the Tide Center, they're separate entities operating under the same network. So that commercial that was played during the Super Bowl, right, with all these victims of Jeffrey Epstein, it's just weird. I think that that is [ __ ] weird that allegedly some abusers and V now now you're working with the victims. How does that make sense

after years of being kept? Well, that's what the Well, the easy answer on that one is it's it's crazy and and and inappropriate should be unacceptable. But that is typically how this global corporate community works going all the way back to what I said in the beginning because remember when the tobacco companies did the same thing and they funded all of the anti-tobacco ads.

This is how the corporation they they actually think that's an appeasement which makes them even more sick and twisted but

it's [ __ ] up. Yeah. So they think so what you're saying is if they know they know that people are going to figure out that they're funding this and that people are going to say well why would they fund this if they're guilty?

Mhm. No, I I think even more they they're just saying we're doing we're doing what we can. This is a bad situation and we don't really know who did what because the files are redacted but we're trying to make amends. And you got to think maybe they can convince. It's not about convincing the public cuz if they can keep this stuff redacted as long as possible, the only people they have to convince are these.

So it's like plausible deniability. Grand and the people inside the administration.

What do you mean us? We funded the [ __ ] ad on the Super Bowl. They're just trying to paper it over. It ain't going to work. I mean, this is too deep.

This ain't the type of thing that that's going to work. But you don't know how they're going to try and fence it to the public,

right? You know, so it's controlling both sides of the of the [ __ ] propaganda. I hadn't seen this.

You haven't seen it? Oh, yeah. Dude, this should this should I mean this is fresh off the press, baby.

That's really weird. You know what I'm saying? So, I I don't know, dude. There's a lot here.

Think this through. Yeah, bro. Yeah. Well, what you got on it, dog? Well, I mean, this goes back to what we're talking about with Trump, you know? I I agree. So, everybody's pissed at Trump right now. That's just the reality. Okay. And I agree with you that he's trying to thread the needle in some way, shape, or form. But I also believe that they this is what I see happening, dude. Like I just see [ __ ] from a different angle than everybody else because I live in strategy world. That's what I do for my companies.

the way I think about what's going on and the way I see it. And I am not saying that this is what's going on. I'm saying this is the way I see it. Trump is not a [ __ ] idiot. Contrary to what people want to say about him or this or that, the dude's smart and he's very strategically smart. And when we look at what just happened with the the drop of 3 million files, okay, his for the last seven years that this has been talked about and it's been talked about by other people for much longer. Alex Jones been talking about it for 20 years. All right.

But it's gathered steam over the last six, seven years when I have had to go and I'll give you a practical example about this. When I have had discussions with people who are not very knowledgeable about what's going on and I look at them and I say, "Hey, there's a [ __ ] pedophile blackmail ring where kids are being harvested farmed tortured and sometimes eaten." Okay. What the [ __ ] do you think that the that the the people outside of the quote unquote no think when I say that to them?

Yeah, you're [ __ ] crazy. You're [ __ ] insane, bro. You've lost your goddamn mind. You are Andy. What are you What are you do? Like, dude, I've had successful friends of mine. People that you know their names look at me and be like, "Bro, like, you need to touch some grass, right?" Like,

it's so unbelievable and it's so bad that a normal person can't comprehend it. It'll break their [ __ ] structure of what they believe reality to be. Ours broke a long time ago, which is what has allowed us to question historical events and to look into things and to go back to 1913 and what happened in World War I and World War II and all of these things. And it's allowed us to see the propaganda for what it is. The regular person has not had that yet. They they have not had that understanding that everything that they believe is a [ __ ] lie. They don't get it. Okay?

So, when you say this to these people, they think you're [ __ ] crazy. Okay. Now, what's happened over the last week or so, that has changed that. Oh, Donald Trump's name is in the Epstein files. Okay. And anybody with any reading or actual comprehension skill can go into the Epstein files right now and see that none of the [ __ ] that Donald Trump's name is on is actually anything to have to do with kids or any of this [ __ ] crazy [ __ ] Okay? But it needs to be in there for the simple reason that it forces everybody else to say, "Holy [ __ ] this is real." Okay, so you you have half of the Epstein files is three million pages. You got another half that's yet to drop.

This drops on people and it forces everybody outside the [ __ ] quote unquote conspiracy circle to say, "Holy [ __ ]

this might be real." Okay. And the people on the left are gobbling it the [ __ ] up now because they hate Trump so bad. They want to get Trump no matter what. But what that's done is that's forced them to accept this is real.

Okay. Now, if you got everybody looking at it and saying, "Oh, it's real." And you're you're holding back three million documents. And by the way, for people who kind of know what's been going on, the really bad [ __ ] hasn't come out.

No. Okay. And then they drop that on everybody, we're going to have total public outrage, which gives Trump the position, if he so chooses, to hold those people accountable outside of the typical [ __ ] standard of of law or the constitution, okay? Because people are going to say they are [ __ ] killing [ __ ] kids.

I don't care what you have to do. Put these people on [ __ ] stakes. the the temperature has to be that for him to hold those people accountable. If he were to try to come in on day one and arrest everybody the way that people wanted him to, everybody in the whole world would have been saying, "He's a dictator. He's [ __ ] taking over the country. We'd have NATO here. We'd have outside forces aligning with NATO. And we'd have a [ __ ] military force on this country to liberate us." Okay? What I believe is actually happening is that the table is being set for accountability. And if I'm wrong, we're going to know in 30 days. Okay? And if I'm wrong, then that means that we're going to have to do it as men. I'm okay with that.

But you have to understand, you can't hold people accountable. No government system that's ever existed over the course of human history took any severe action towards the other side of the government without intense public pressure.

Yeah. Okay. And so this is why when people say nothing's going to happen, it's such a terrible thing to say because you're actually creating a scenario where nothing will happen by saying nothing's going to happen. What needs to happen in this country if we want accountability, there needs to be so much public pressure for accountability that the person that whether it's Trump or whoever, replace Trump with somebody else you like or don't like, it doesn't matter. If it was Andy Fcella as president and I walked in on first day and I arrested everybody, the same outcome would happen. Mhm.

I as the leader would have to create public [ __ ] demand in order for me to take the action necessary to solve the problem. If you look at what happened over the weekend with the tax video or the uh stolen election video, okay, and you look at what what happened, this is exactly the same thing on a different issue

where they got people enraged, but now people are looking. All right, the [ __ ] did he post?

Okay, now what that is is that's just a play on how how public perception works nowadays. Okay, look at all the Instagram influencers. Look at all the social how do they how do they get their [ __ ] clout? They start drama. They start beef. They [ __ ] they play the audience. Okay, look at how Jake Paul's created this amazing [ __ ] brand for his boxing. It's he's created controversy. People watch him fight. Do you know, by the way, uh that Jake Paul and Donald Trump are pretty [ __ ] tight, just so you know. Okay.

So, when we think about how he's playing public perception, in my opinion, there's really only one way to hold those people accountable and it seems to be unfolding in my opinion. Now, I could be wrong and if I'm wrong and these child predators and these murderers and these black mailers are now held accountable, then we will have to do it as American men. That is real [ __ ] because I like everybody else who has decency in their heart is I cannot live in a country that is ruled by people who do such things. I refuse to.

Amen. And we as men need to understand two things right now. One, we should be putting pressure on Trump for accountability. And and and and and two, we should be accepting the reality that this could be a situation where we have to get our [ __ ] hands dirty for real if it doesn't happen.

Amen. Okay, that's all I'm saying. And that's not me polishing Trump's nuts. That's not me saying he's playing 7D chess. This is basic strategy that should be able to be seen by people. But, you know, I understand why they can't because they don't live in a strategic mindset 24 hours a day, right? So that's what I see happening and it seems to be playing out more and more every day. And our role in this is to be loud and vocal and tell him that this is what the [ __ ] we want, bro. The reason we're pissed at you is not because of any other reason that you're not going hard enough, dude.

And you're making us feel like you are part of the [ __ ] cabal that you've sworn to drain. Okay? And we've lost hope in that and that's why people are pissed at him. I think personally if Trump were to go hard and he were to hold these people accountable, you would see his approval rating go to [ __ ] 98%.

When we look at what happened post 911, okay? The day after 911, everybody was an American. It was so outrageous, so terrible, and we all saw it that we did not give a single [ __ ] how they were held accountable. All we knew is that we wanted [ __ ] blood. Come to find out, the whole thing was [ __ ] engineered.

Okay? And what did we do? Oh, we went to war for 20 [ __ ] years and killed millions of innocent people on the idea of something that

somebody [ __ ] us. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So if he can build that public outrage around something that's true, he will be justified in holding the accountability. There's no other way for him to have done it.

Yeah. Okay. Really think about this. Okay. And you could be critical of Trump and I am. I [ __ ] Dude, if he doesn't do it, he's the worst [ __ ] president that ever walked in the face of the earth. He will go down in history as the man who [ __ ] lost America. And you can argue whether Trump is a good guy or a bad guy or this or that, but one thing we all know about Trump is Trump loves [ __ ] Trump. And I can promise you a deep part of who he is wants to be known as the greatest American president ever. And we have to let him know that if you are going to be considered the greatest American president ever, you are going to have to follow through on all of the promises that you made to free us from this corrupt [ __ ] That's it.

Yeah. Okay. That's what I personally see. And I know a lot of people are going to clip this out of context and they're going to say, "Andy's [ __ ] MAGA nuts sucker." No, I'm not at all. I'm not at all. I am pro- freedom and I am a patriot and I believe that our country by design when run by design is a perfect [ __ ] country. The the boundaries have not been obeyed. corruption has been allowed in and we are dealing with a [ __ ] infectious disease that has to be cut out or we will die. And that's what we're dealing with now. And I think people should be enraged about this Epstein [ __ ] I think people should stay enraged about it. And I think they need to let President Trump know through their voice and not in a not in the way that people do where they're just like, "Fuck this motherfucker." I think it needs to be like, "Hey, we demand this and if you don't do it, we're going to [ __ ] do it." And that

needs to be the [ __ ] message. Cuz I'm going to tell you right now, and I mean this [ __ ] if they are not held accountable, I will be the first [ __ ] out there because, dude, I'm not going to sit in front of and be judged by God. God can say a lot of things about me. He could say all kinds of [ __ ] but one thing he's not going to [ __ ] say is that you look the other way when [ __ ] little kids and women and [ __ ] were raped and murdered and [ __ ] and by and then and then you didn't do [ __ ] I'm not doing that. I don't care what it cost me.

Amen. Yeah. Amen. So that when you ask like what I see, that's what I see. I think I think he knows the 250th anniversary of America is coming up. I think his goal is to have his mission accomplished by then, quote unquote. And I think we're on a limited time frame. And I think if we don't see some [ __ ] happen in the next few months, I think we're going to know what needs to be done and we're going to have to [ __ ] do it. That's what I think.

Yeah, that was legendary rant. Yeah. I mean, that's that's how I see it. And I get heat serious, man.

I get heat on it all the time because because people are like, "Oh, you're not giving him a chance or you're too pro this." No, I'm not anything, bro. I'm a [ __ ] dude who runs a company who wants Americans to win, who wants Americans to be great, who wants to not get [ __ ] taxed into oblivion, who wants our citizens to not get taxed in oblivion and be profitable and have what we were promised, which is the land of opportunity, and that all men are created equal, and they should all have equal opportunity. Like, I [ __ ] believe that [ __ ] to my core.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, so I don't have a political affiliation. Did I support Trump? Yeah, absolutely. I support I voted for Trump three times. Would I vote for Trump how Trump's being right now? [ __ ] no, I wouldn't. But I also know because I've read every single book that there is to read about Donald Trump. I was studying him as a businessman before he was ever a politician. If you go read his book, there's a book called Think Big and Kick Ass. It's one of the best business books ever [ __ ] written. There is an entire chapter written about revenge.

He is not a look the other way [ __ ] He's not that guy. This is a guy who wrote a whole book. I I don't know a single other author. I've read thousands of books about business and winning and all this [ __ ] You know what they all say?

Don't worry about revenge. The best revenge is success. That's what they all say. You know what Trump says? [ __ ] that. Kill them. That's what he says. So, I think there's a lot of things happening here at the same time. And Royce, to your point, I think he's trying to thread the needle to get to a point to where he can do the thing that he promised that he would do. And if he doesn't do it, and I'm going to say this until I'm blue in the face, we have to do it. We have to do it. And you have to start getting ready now. You have to start preparing now. You got to prepare your mind. You got to prepare your body.

You got to prepare your [ __ ] soul. And you got to be ready to to fight for what the [ __ ] you stand for, whatever the [ __ ] that means.

Real, man. So that's real. Maybe I'm wrong. No, I'm I I look, you know, there there's a couple scenarios in my opinion that play out here. Uh the first one is that President Trump is is aware of more than than what we see.

Absolutely. And even furthermore, it it's totally possible that he and other people who are in his cohort uh have been informing on Epstein and the that there's been an internal

battle happen cuz this whole Epstein thing, I mean, it glows like like a moon rock. I mean there there's so there are so many competing intelligence agencies in here and you got NBS and you got maybe BB and you got I mean definitely BB and Israel but you got China. I mean he was just connected to so much

you got to think at some point he became a proxy for competing intelligence agencies.

Correct. And so if that's the case, then it's completely possible that somebody within ours or maybe in others around the world uh were fighting a battle and laying traps or trying to trap and we're trying a thousand I don't think that's even possible. I think that's 100% accurate.

So if that's the case then it's possible that like you said President Trump's aware of and read into more things than most people are. Yeah. and and for whatever reasons they say national security, but really it's, you know, we can't let the people of Saudi Arabia uh uh run a coup on NBS in the middle of a trade war with China and let the what's left of the petro dollar alliance fall cuz the entire economy will come to a halt. I'm I'm not saying I'm saying how they think. I think you're saying I think you're saying exactly I'm saying how they think that plays into what I'm saying too because when you look at the moves that he's made with Venezuela and you look at the moves that he's made with Greenland and you look at these moves okay

breaking from all those. Here's what you got to remember. He understands that when he does what the [ __ ] we're talking about doing that there's a chance that all the other countries might want to [ __ ] come here.

That's right. For war. Okay. Because their systems will collapse as a result. We're already seeing it in England.

[ __ ] Yeah. Right. He's on his way. So, everybody needs to calm the [ __ ] down in terms of he's bought and paid for and they need to start considering that

we as a functional democratic republic society. Things don't happen unless there's pressure. Pressure forces outcomes. Okay? And if we sit on the internet and we say nothing's going to [ __ ] happen, you know what's going to happen?

Nothing. [ __ ] nothing. That's right. Because that I would go so far to say that people who say nothing's going to happen,

they don't want anything to happen. They are either stupid or in on it or they are in on it.

Yes. Okay. Because they are trying to con I think a lot of the people who say nothing's going to happen are bots that they're trying to quell

the the the f the [ __ ] outcry. You wouldn't know if they're bots or not because they're [ __ ] tweeting from anonymous.

That's a whole other thing. The the last I I was going to say that I think there's going to be a convergence here of multiple multiple crisis at the same time where

if the midterms aren't held as sure as the turning of the earth, President Trump will be impeached and they will use this as the means to impeach him. And uh

that's why I think it's going to happen soon. Rest. Let me say this about Democrats and this is just again President Trump has to go max going part of going max is the accountability on the Epstein bill and he's got to if listen if if Epstein wasn't uh was a part of facilitating him having sex with some women who were 18 and over just come out and say that.

Yeah. Just come to the White House and you know what this is what me and Epstein this is our relationship modeling agency. There were some 18year-old 19 year old girls. I was a little bit too old. a little inappropriate, but hey, I did what I did. I wasn't a part of any child uh torture or anything. That probably needs to happen sooner than later if that's the case.

I don't think he did that. Yeah, I don't I don't think he did either, but it needs to happen nonetheless.

Yeah, he was a [ __ ] that kicked him out, bro. Started the whole thing. I And I know all and he And he helped the feds. But what I'm saying is it needs to be said.

Yeah. For the optics, if you care about the optics, if you're a bad like us, you don't care about the optics, then don't care about the optics. I said this about the ICE deal and I I want to draw this connection because with the immigration issue and and this this is connected because this is all happening at once now. You got immigration, you got Epstein, you got the elections that again to me the Epstein thing becomes a McGuffin for the elections not being secure when all when all said and done. You know, McGuffin is McGuffin is like the Maltese Falcon, right? It's it's meant to drive the the the story forward, but it's not really what the plot is about. multis falcon.

There is no falcon, right? Okay. The elections aren't secure. Yeah. I mean, we're burning daylight and they're not It doesn't look like they're going to end up being secure unless we nationalize it, which is going to be considered an act of unconstitutional tyranny. And that plays into the argument about immigration tyranny. It It's one after you see the Democrats already doing it. As soon as Bannon said, "Put those put those ICE agents at the polls." Rachel Matto lost her mind and said, "Oh, oh my goodness. They're going to try and steal this election by intimidating people not to vote."

No, no, no. We're She's projecting. I I understand. I was getting Wait a second. I was getting there. I was getting there. Wait a second. This is what I need people to understand and realize, especially on the right.

Yes. We want to know everything that there is to know about these Epstein files. There there cannot be a society, especially an American society,

that allows us to go unchecked. It just can't happen. It's it's it's unacceptable. As a matter of national honor and sacred honor, we can't have a functioning republic or a nation that has any any favor

if we allow this to go unchecked. However, I don't give any Democrats a single aota of credibility in their fake outrage up and down the line from illegal immigration to trans to trans discrimination to Epstein to Epstein accountability. Yeah.

Don't tell me. I don't want to hear from the group of people who wanted to mutilate our children and have tried to normalize minor attracted people that now Epstein's going to be the hill they die on.

Everything that the communists and the Marxists scrutinize is a projection and a deflection. And we have to understand that we're fighting an internal civil war battle, asymmetrical with real boots on the ground. That's Antifa, but also ideological and informational where they're going to try and hit us over, you know, they're going to hit us both way both ways. They're going to split the atom. They're they're going to say like they're doing now. Well, tell me how you feel about your president being a pedophile. You all are pedophiles.

Yeah, you're right. So, I'm not you know, you can play that game, but I'm going to call the balls and strikes on it. If you're a communist or a leftist or you believed have advocated for for the last 10 years that we should be pushing transgender sexual content in the public school libraries of grade school children. I don't want to hear your opinion on Epstein.

Let me talk to some tra Catholics, okay, who want to hold the sexual morality of our society intact. I'll listen to their opinion on Epstein and there are some further

we don't go too high there. But you know what I mean on the ground? Yeah. But you know what I'm saying. I'm I'm not going to listen to these people

who proliferated sexual perversion. Listen, this is about this situation. It's a mcguffin for them. For them, not for you.

100%. Bro, we had uh the man who wrote you seen agenda in agenda 2. Yes. Okay. The dude

Curtis Bowers. Curtis Bowers who wrote those the he is the world's leading expert on communism at this time.

He's been on the show two or three times. Mhm. The communists work very simply. Three steps forward, one step back. They push, push, push. When they get enough push back, they go back. Then they wait for everybody to calm down. Then they push, push, push. When we watch what's happened over the last decade, that's exactly what they've done. Which is why people don't trust Trump right now because they think that he's part of that

one step back. Yes. We're just trying to satisfy you guys by putting him in there, right? which at this point in time

could be. Yes. Kathn Austin Fitz thinks so. Yeah. Kathn Austin Fitz said that Trump was selected to to to

to usher in the digital uh the digital ID because the liberals weren't doing it quick enough,

bro. And a lot of the [ __ ] [ __ ] that's happening. And the Save Act does have a digital ID in it. They need to take that out before they pass it.

And that's the people who are strongly anti-Trump. That's why that's why they believe that he's bought into it because they're pushing the palunteer surveillance state all this [ __ ] which by the way I agree with them on you know so like

but I also feel like we're already in there you know what I'm saying we're already we're already there

we have been for a long time that's what Snowden was trying to tell everybody so

I I don't know I I I actually do think you look I think we're in this type of position as a country again President Trump I'm 34 years And one day me and you may have to step in and run for Yeah.

run for run for president something like that. But what I'm saying is until that time comes, President Trump is the best hope that we have politically.

Now if now if we want to go to a that's why the pressure has to go on him. Yes. No doubt. Oh, keep it on 10,000%. But if we want to go to the mattresses as self-governing sovereign citizens and say, you know, we're going to do more of a Thomas Jefferson, a Jeffersonian approach to to restructure this thing. A

I I don't know that I trust all these people. No, I trust you. I trust some people. But what I'm saying is some of these people, you know, it's like you can have an evolution or a revolution. And right now, this country needs to evolve. It's like with AI, the whole the whole apprehension of AI should be this. We don't see a single piece of evidence that a broad majority of American citizens or citizens all over the world have their mind together

are wrapped tight. So why would we let those people map their minds on the robots? It's just it's it's you're you're asking for big trouble.

I believe the AI came out intentionally intentionally for this Epstein situation. Oh, I I was just going to tell I'm just going to say

that the all these crimes are going to come out. Yes. And now we're going to be like, "Well, is that [ __ ] AI? Is that real?"

Yes. I can't even tell. I put a couple clips out and I had people in the comments on Facebook from my Facebook saying, "Dude, this is AI." I'm in the comments going, "I'm real, [ __ ] What are you talking about?" But but it's not by It's only in the last six months that AI's gotten that good. By the way, that is the real threat on the rise in AI. and the ushering in of digital ID is the real threat and danger Epstein and this again back to the Democrats and I don't make it Democrat Republican because I could just as easy run independent or there could be a third party.

The problem is that the system doesn't allow for those things to to have any traction but

Epstein does seem to be the connective tissue of a globalist political philosophy and and structure. And that was just

so the leftist the the Rachel Mattos and the MSNBC's they can try and play however they want to. But the bottom line is this sort of internationalism that that everybody subscribed to since World War II leads to a Jeffrey Epstein being able to have dual citizenship and he's going to this country and that country. He's meeting with this leader and that leader and it's about finance and stocks and guys, we need to bring it on home. Regardless of what ends up happening with this Jeffrey Epstein deal, America first must be there. There are two things that people must go into the midterms with as a you know a determining factors of who they support.

Are they America first? Can they be bought and paid for? That's it. Simple. That is it. That is it. Not for [ __ ] sale. That's it, bro. That's it. If I ever ran for [ __ ] that'd be my [ __ ] slogan. Not for [ __ ] sale. You might not like me. You might not like everything I say. You might not like everything I do, but you can know that I'm doing it with the intent of making the country better, not for uh [ __ ] Israel or [ __ ] whoever's paying me. Like, I'm not doing it.

And if we could ed Dude, it's such a great point you're making. This can go a couple different ways still.

The the peaceful way, there's three options really. Okay. Well, there's four. One, we put pressure on Trump and he does it. Okay. Two, we voters become intelligent enough to stop voting for people who are bought and paid for, which that's going to take some re-education. Yes.

All right. Three, we could [ __ ] try to physically take over, which is going to be challenging uh because of what we said about the police and military. Okay? So those people would have to wake up and say, "Hey, I stand with the people, not stand with the government." Or four, we [ __ ] lose. Those are the four options. I don't think there's another option. So, you know, it's kind of an order of like in business, how I would look at this. Okay, what's the best case scenario? The best case scenario is to put the pressure on Trump and hope that he [ __ ] does it. The next best case scenario is to make sure that people do exactly what you just said where they vote for America first and people that are not bought and paid for. That doesn't work. That's because because each one of these down has considerations and assumptions that we don't know to be true. So because if we say okay well let's re-educate the

voters then we have to then put our faith in the election system which doesn't seem secure. Right.

Right. At each troth you have more unintended consequences. Correct. And that, you know, it's it's a it's a flowchart of best, better, not so good. You know what I'm saying?

Really bad. Really bad. Really bad. Yeah. But we we have to prepare in business for worst case scenario. So, if if this were, let's just say this were uh America, my little business here, I would tell the guys, I would say, "Your job right now is to put pressure on the [ __ ] on this person because they have the ability to correct it or not, vocally, however you need to, okay? Not not violently. Vocally."

And then you need to go out and you need to get in shape. And you need to start learning how to do [ __ ]

Yeah. Prepare for the worst. That's right. And that's that's the message that we need to be sending to American men. That's what I think.

Amen. That's real, man. Guys, jump into this comment. Jump jump jump into this conversation. Let us know down in the comments.

Yeah. Well, what you guys think, man? Look, some heavy [ __ ] Yeah, it's it's uh you know what I think?

Man, I think it's [ __ ] awesome. I I think it sucks. I think there's a lot I think I'd rather be doing other [ __ ] Yeah.

But then when I'm at home at night and I'm a little demoralized and I feel the pressure because dude I I I I mean Royce, you do too. When you put yourself out the way that you have or the way that I have or the way that he has, there's a lot of pressure, bro.

I'm worried about exploding pages, but I'll save that for next time. I think these guy all of our crew is in on that. They understand.

I'll save that for the next time I come back. Yeah. And we could [ __ ] we I swear. No, I was up last night and I was laying in my bed, right?

And my phone was like just, you know, cuz I'm in the hotel right here coming out and the phone was like close to me on the bed.

And and I was watching uh Dan Wong talk about China. And you know, he he made an excellent point. He said,

"China is is ruled by engineers. America is ruled by lawyers." Ruled by lawyers. Ruled by engineer versus ruled by lawyers.

And that's part of our problem. told me of an over latitigious society and and a and a and a a corrupt legal system. Correct.

Uh which is how you get an Epstein first. But anyway, so I'm looking at my phone and I'm just thinking,

is this [ __ ] going to explode on me one day and just blow my whole face and my abdomen out of my, you know, out of my body? I don't know. I'm just

It might It might That's a real thing. But dude, that's what I'm saying. Look, bro, people don't realize this, okay? When I started talking about this, just like when I started my business, I accepted what it was going to take to get the result. Okay? When I when I first started talking about this [ __ ] I knew that people were going to hate me. I knew that I was going to have to deal with [ __ ] I knew all of these things. I accepted upfront. And I think American men need to do some accepting of reality on their own and realize that for us to get this [ __ ] back on track.

It's going to take some participation, some inconvenience. It's going to take some inconvenience. And it's never going to be easier than it is right now. And the thing that we can do now is to let Donald Trump know, [ __ ] we elected you three [ __ ] times. It's time to do all of us. It's time now, man.

Have taken so much [ __ ] for you, bro. Do what you said you were going to do. And that should be the message. And I do think that knowing Trump's genius about branding. And I think he wants to have this done by July 4th.

I think he wants to celebrate the new independence of the United States of America. And I think he wants to be the hero. And that's what I think.

Yeah. So, we're gonna know soon. We need to participate and we need to prepare. That's what I think.

I love it, man. Yeah. I love it. Make Minnesota great again. You know what's funny is I'll put some up on my on my site, Roycew.us, my Senate site. I'll put some up there. But I got it from a a small BPOU in Minnesota up up in northern Minnesota and I was uh at a governor's form and they just handed me one. They were like, "Man, will you wear this hat?" And I was like, "I love that hat." Yeah. And I've been I've been wearing it ever since. Make Minnesota great again. I you know, my my whole thing is this and we have to get ready for this as well. Yeah. Cuz I do think I do think this.

Now, keep in mind with everything I said, I'm also a bit of an extremist. Well, they I'm Yeah, we're we're out there. We're way over.

Yeah. We're way over there in what they call the unelectable zone, which is probably why we should run for office, right? All the unelectable people should should step up at front and center. But

I do think that uh America has a divine calling as a nation and and in scripture, nations do have divine calling. Now, you can lose that favor as well, but I do think that what's written in our founding documents has the DNA of of a Christian evolution. and at least to be codified in government, right? If you look at Israel and the time that Jesus walked and and what was codified then in the Roman Empire and then you know there was a lot of corruption in the Roman Empire. Then you get the Anglican church and Great Britain which was a a nightmare by the end and we had to revolt and and declare our independence from them and then you get America. I I do think that there's something in American DNA that longs for the truth and longs for freedom. Yeah.

No matter what tyr revolution is in our blood. Yes. No matter what tyranny befalls us, we will eventually rise up. The question is, how much suffering are we going to have to go through before we rise? Okay. So, with that with that being said, I I do feel like um this next political season, you know, of 2026,

yeah, will be a judgment on us as a country. It's going to be a judgment on us in in that, you know, and I tell my if I can leave people with anything. Even if the elections are not secure and rigged, you still have to get out there.

Correct. You have to force them to cheat. You have to force them to feel the spirit and the pressure of the will of the people. And it does become harder to cheat the more people show up. That's a fact. But in 2024 with the Satanists and communists full full hand around our throat as a nation, 32 million Christians didn't vote. In Minnesota alone, it's estimated a million conservatively a million conservatives and Christians of voter age did not vote in the 2024 presidential election. This is going to be a judgment on Christians. And I'm not saying if you don't believe in Christ or you're not a Christian, you don't believe in God or you're, you know, you're a you're a atheist libertarian that you're not welcome to the party. All I'm saying is that I think the dividing line has gotten pretty clear when a when an international sex ring is passing emails about torturing kids. So if we can't if

we can't then draw that look, even if I'm an atheist, if I don't like child sex torture, I'm probably going to have to fall in with the with the Christians unless there's some Christians who are in on it and then we're going to dump them back in with the Satanist. So it's a restructuring. But people have to realize if we don't if if after Charlie Kirk's brutally assassinated and this entire country of Christians gets together, locks hands and sings kumbaya and then you don't come out to participate in the most consequential political season in our 250 year history, then then the problem isn't with Muslims. It's not with communists.

It's not with liberals. It's not even with pedophiles. The problem is with Christians.

Apathetic, lazy, apathetic, lazy 501c3 Christians. We have to have and I I I I I hesitate to say this, but I do think that the post-enlightenment Christianity is such a watered down version of Christianity. We are susceptible right now culturally as a Christian community because our first instinct is to turn the other cheek and let God sort everything out in the afterlife. That's not even what the Bible calls for.

That's not what it calls for. But that's what they teach. We have to throw that out right now. Christian

Christian Christian Inquisition. And I don't mean that we need to go persecute people. I mean we need to be ready. Christians need to be ready for war this time. We can't just sit in our PE Charlie. That was great. Everybody sang and cried. And when I go to one of these Protestant, no offense, Mr. a Lutheran man. But when I go to some of these Protestant, you know, uh uh services, everybody's, you know, holding their hands up and they're crying and they're swaying and it's just real emotional and and real poetic. But, uh, these Muslims,

they're ready to throw down. These Marxists, these Antifas, they're ready to throw down,

dude. It's real simple. Yeah. Okay. You have the extreme Muslims that talk openly about exterminating Christians.

That's right. Okay. That's not all Muslims. It's the extremes. You also have the extreme Jews saying the same [ __ ] Okay, people need to real and that's not all Jews. Okay, people need to realize I don't see Christian I don't I've never heard the most extreme Christian. I've never heard them say we need to [ __ ] kill all the Muslims or we need to kill all the Jew. That's not But those are said by these other groups in the extreme circles. That should be a red flag for people.

Amen. Okay, this is real [ __ ] Most people don't think, and I'm gonna hit your point on the voter thing too in a second because I have said I'm not going to vote, but I said it out of anger because I was pissed. People don't think that Satanism is a real thing.

I know. They think it's [ __ ] They think it's an adjective for evil. They think it's a synonym for evil. It's, oh, that's just a that's a bad person, so they're a Satanist. No, there are people that literally believe in human sacrifice, in power by all means, in deception. And these people have over the last 600 years found themselves embedded in places of power that control society. And that is a real thing that you can trace all the way back 12,000 years ago to the beginning of quote unquote humanity in Samaria. Okay, this is real. This is not [ __ ] And people think it's [ __ ] fake. And that's a big problem. And what do they say that the devil's greatest [ __ ] feat was?

To convince people that he wasn't real. And they're right up in your face with is my point. Look at Epstein with a with a bank account named after Ball the the the the child sacrificing demon. And see this is what I meant about the leftist. They're not

Well, that got debunked, but there's plenty of other information. But the the whole the whole symbology, the whole the whole the whole thing with Epstein is a satanic

correct uh ideology. Correct. And the left has embraced it. So, I'm not I'm not taking their Epstein, you know, bull. I'm just not I'm not buying it. We'll be the ones to prosecute Epstein because we believe in that moral standard. That's right. Right. And and but you know the

the the the problem with Christians, again, I I'll say this again, the problem with Christians right now is we believe that we should leave all of the, you know, rough stuff to God. And and and it's just

he doesn't even tell you to do that. You know, it's just not it's not going to work. It's it's just it's not going to work that way. We have to be ready. You know what would make me feel good

if out of response to Charlie Kirk being assassinated and out of response to these Epstein files and out of response to the clear divide we see between people who believe in good and evil, I want to see Christians showing up in open carrying on Sunday.

I want to see every Christian march into their place of worship carrying a loaded handgun on their hip. Open carry, not concealing carry.

Yeah, it says signal. You're not going to [ __ ] with us. Don't [ __ ] with us. Don't we We're ready to We're not going to play this game too much longer. And if we're not willing to do that,

we're going to get conquered. And it goes back to Darwin. It goes back to Darwin, right on the playground. If you if you let people push you around too much, you'll be a punching bag until Exactly.

Yeah. And dude, to go to your vote v voting point and then we can wrap up. But the vote, like for example, people will say, "Well, I'm not going to [ __ ] vote because it's all bullshit." Well, what about those votes that they just went and confiscated in Georgia? Okay, now and I said, remember when I said this during the election, I said, you have to [ __ ] vote because if you don't vote, they

have no and they and they cheat, they're not going to be able to tell that that it was fake anyway.

So, the only evidence of a fake election is the amount of votes that aren't counting.

Okay, so you two things can be true at the same time. You can believe that we deserve a different system. You can believe that by voting we're consenting to be governed. And we can believe all of this [ __ ] because a lot of libertarians will say, you know, I'm not voting because it's giving my consent to be ruled. Listen, [ __ ] We're living in reality here, okay? This is reality. We could talk about the way things should be,

but then there's the way things are. And if the difference between way things should be and the way things are mean that you're going to stand by the way things should be and you're going to get slaughtered for it, you're a [ __ ] idiot. Okay, that's stupid. We have to vote and we have to vote. And then if we need to fix all of the [ __ ] we can. But the votes have to exist in order to know if there's fraud or not.

Right. Right. Like it's like take a basketball game for example. If you come into a basketball game in somebody else's hometown or somebody else's home gym and you say, "Hey, we're going to be cheated from the start, so we might as well not play."

That's it. Then they win. Yeah. They win by default. You forfeit. No, we play the game. And if they cheat, we review it. We go back. We play again. We we we deal with the outcome of being cheated. Hey, then it might You know what? After 2020, people should have been in the streets cuz obviously there was election fraud, but everybody had something better to do. Yeah.

And this time I And that's ratcheting up. People are getting sick of the election fraud. Uh but but you know, you have to vote or else you can't really complain if you get cheated cuz you didn't get cheated.

Yeah. That's right. That's right. If you didn't play, you didn't get. But then you got Rachel Matto saying, "Oh, they're trying to fix the election." No, [ __ ] You've been doing that for [ __ ] 25 years.

That's right. Okay. We're not trying to fix [ __ ] We're trying to get an honest election out of our what we're promised, what we work our whole lives to support with our tax dollars. Like, what the [ __ ] [ __ ] Like, we're trying to [ __ ] be like, this ain't about fixing. This is about we we don't trust the system.

Yeah. And to give uh one more thing, the the plan that I laid out that I think Trump is running right now that a lot of people are going to say, "Oh, Andy thinks he's running 7D chess." It's working. And let me tell you why it's working. Because I got a call yesterday from my cousin who is as far left of a person that I personally know. She is the furthest left person that I know personally. And she was like, "Holy [ __ ] I had no idea this was real. I thought it was [ __ ] Can you send me more information?" Like, and it was a great conversation. Okay,

good. That's a good sign. But these Yeah, bro. because these people are starting to realize that the the the bill of goods that they've been sold has been [ __ ] too.

So, anyway, good. Yeah, I love Thank you so much for coming down, dude. This is awesome, man.

I wish we would have done it sooner. We'll do it again. I'm right on the street man.

Absolutely. Anytime you want. Likewise, dude. You're welcome to come on anytime, bro. Like, brother. Anytime you want to come on, you got something to say,

come on down. What's the best way for people to support you right now, dude? Um, yeah, you can go to roywite. us. just my Senate campaign website. Uh, you know, you can sign up, email, do phone calls for us. Uh, they got good, we got good merchandise. Jesus is King T-shirts. Go buy one of those. Um, and other than that, I'm on all social media channels. My podcast, Please Call Me Crazy. You can, you know, you can find on YouTube. I usually run it on X as well. Other than that, man, you know, hold the line. You know, we're not the far right. We're not the friends right.

We're not the extreme right, the alt-right. We're just right. You know, we're we're just right and just right for a time like like right now. And we have to hold the line against the leftists and the communists and the Satanists and all these people. But we also have to hold the the line within the wire. And as sure as the sun will rise, President Bush and the Bush Ha and that entire neoconservative wing of the party is licking their chops that President Trump is coming on hard times with approval rating and they are coming back. they are coming back for the Republican party in 26 and in 28 and if we don't if we don't hold the line all of us on the right the right of center uh will have no shot in in running this party or getting any policy p passed whatsoever uh in the future. So that that's the fight I'm in in Minnesota.

And you know, I just again Michelle Toya is like Tim Scott, the NRSC, Mitch McConnell's band of running dogs. They went out and recruited M uh Michelle Toya, household name in Minnesota, legendary sideline reporter, but at the end of the day, she's ankle deep on the issues. And the reason they went and got her was a slap in the face. It was to oppose me.

Yeah. But it's a slap in the face to the entire Maggame America First movement to say we have the purse strings of the Republican party. Tim Scott, he personally recruited her and has already endorsed her even though there's not even a primary or endorsement in the state. And it's just to say to conservatives, President Trump may have gotten elected and we may have had to hang our nose like Tim Scott had to hang his nose. Remember he tried to run, too.

Yeah. We may have had to hang our nose, but we still control so much of the machinery. Don't think that it's over. And everybody has to understand that's why you have to be involved in the process is to hold the right. We have to hold the right if we have any chance in this country.

I I don't even see it as right. I see it as that's the party right now that represents

the people. Yes. The fundamentals of American citizenship more so in line. Yes. And and I think it's very important also for you guys listening to realize that Royce is a real dude.

Okay. He's just like you guys. He doesn't have a big bankroll bank backing him up. This is a dude that

This is a dude that [ __ ] gives a [ __ ] who is willing to put himself out there. And when I say you guys need to do it, Royce is doing it. Okay, so think about that. You might just be you you in your mind you think, "Oh man, I got some good ideas. I got some good thoughts. I think this. I think that. But I'm just poor little meat." [ __ ] That's what they want you to think. Amen.

Don't take yourself out of the game. You have value. You have ideas. You have experience of being a real American. And the only people that should be serving in our government are people who have the experience of being a real American just like you. Which makes you the most qualified to facilitate change. So never discount yourself. You you this is the this is you. All right. I'm done.

Thank you, bro. I gota [ __ ] Thank you guys. No, dude. This is great. God speed everybody in the audience. God bless America. Appreciate you, man.

Yeah. Appreciate you, too, bro. Thank you for doing what you're doing, man. Thank you, man. Keep on it, bro.

We're going to [ __ ] win. Yes. One way or the other, we're going to win. Yes, we are.

So, well, guys, Andy Roy, it's all I got. Yep. All right, guys. We will see you Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Uh, don't be a hoe. Share the show.

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The discussion centers on an update regarding the Epstein case, featuring guest Royce White, who shares his unique background and personal story. The hosts aim to address broader societal issues while engaging with the audience in a candid and humorous manner.

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