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EXPOSED: Fake Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal - Ep 983 CTI LIVE

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· 1 h 50 min · 21,899 words · 524 timestamped sections

This is the full, timestamped transcript of "EXPOSED: Fake Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal - Ep 983 CTI LIVE", an episode of Andy Frisella published December 30, 2025 (1 h 50 min, about 21,899 words). It mentions 79 people, works and ideas, including Captain America, Andy Forcellin, Andy Forcella, 75 Hard, Nick Shirley.

What this episode is about

The discussion centers around a recent scandal involving fraudulent daycare operations in the Somali community, highlighting humorous commentary on the situation while addressing the rapid establishment of multiple daycare centers. The hosts engage in light-hearted banter as they explore the implications of the controversy, emphasizing the surprising ease with which such businesses were set up and the problematic nature of the fraud.

Key takeaways

  • Humor's hidden hazard: One joke too many and 'boom!'—reinforcing stereotypes since forever.
  • 75 Hard: A mental toughness boot camp or modern masochism glorified? You decide, podcast enthusiasts!
  • New tech irony: We love gadgets, but can't operate them—Nest and iPhone conundrum 101.
  • DIY home renovations: 92% finished is the new 100%—kitchen dreams remain just that.
  • Fee for reality: Sharing a live stream is the new vital currency—welcome to 2023!

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 10:00: Andy Forcellin, 75 Hard, 75 Hard, COVID-19 pandemic
  2. – 20:00: Andy Forcella, Andy Forcellin, Nick Shirley, El Salvador
  3. – 30:00: Captain America, Governor Tim Walls, Timothy Walls, Ilan Omar
  4. – 40:00: Ilan Omar, COVID-19, Ilan Omar, Elon Musk
  5. – 50:00: Captain America, Nick Shirley, Governor Tim Walls, Michael in Super Chat
  6. – 1:00:00: COVID-19 pandemic, Donald Trump, Kingpin Games
  7. – 1:10:00: Call of Duty, Activision, EA, Titanfall
  8. – 1:20:00: Terrell Farnsworth, Candace, Angel's Crest
  9. – 1:30:00: Candace, Mormon Mafia, Duncan Aviation, Sandy Hook
  10. – 1:40:00: Candace, 75 Hard, 75 Hard, Daniel Penny
  11. – 1:50:00: Captain America, Nick Shirley, COVID-19, Governor Tim Walls

Notable quotes from "EXPOSED: Fake Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal - Ep 983 CTI LIVE"

  • What is up, guys? Guys, it's Andy Forcellin. This is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ].
    about Andy Forcellin · at
  • Also a book available on andyforcella.com called the book on mental toughness. It is not free. it's much more in depth. You can get that book there. You don't have to get it.…
    about The Book on Mental Toughness · at
  • No, the downfall of humanity was the internet.
    about COVID-19 · at
  • Bro. [ __ ] we got to dive into it, guys. Everybody's talking about it. into the show. We have Nick Shirley. this is a self-proclaimed citizen journalist. doing some really great work. I actually remember covering them.
    about Nick Shirley · at
  • All of them. Even Illan Omar, she's involved in it. [snorts] what do you got on this?
    about Ilan Omar · at
  • Circumstances. It doesn't matter if there's proof. There was proof that COVID was [ __ ] There was proof that every [ __ ] thing that we've dealt with, the Black Lives Matter…
    about COVID-19 pandemic · at
  • Yeah. It's about creating identity politics. Identity politics is [ __ ] It's a [ __ ] thing. Okay. The idea of America is that we are Americans culturally. Doesn't matter what…
    about Captain America · at
  • Who's making the video. So, he just tweeted about 52 minutes ago saying the Tim Walls and his forers have taken down the childare licensing page. M the child care licensing page on the government website is no more because of what he did.
    about Governor Tim Walls · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Andy Forcellin — Person · Host · 2 mentions · first at
    Primary host of the podcast episode; leads discussion, frames topics and opinions, and promotes his programs/books.
  • Andy Forcella — Person · Host · 1 mention · first at
    Primary host driving the episode’s commentary, framing topics (Minnesota fraud allegations, AI “slop,” and TPUSA/Candace/Charlie Kirk controversy) and repeatedly directing viewers to his site and programs.
    What is up, guys? Guys, it's Andy Forcellin. This is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ].
  • Nick Shirley — Person · Referenced citizen journalist / investigative source · 4 mentions · first at
    Cited as the investigator behind viral videos alleging fraud at Somali-run daycares and healthcare facilities in Minnesota; his work reportedly triggered government response.
  • Ilan Omar — Person · Referenced politician (criticized) · 2 mentions · first at
    Accused by hosts of involvement/benefiting from alleged Minnesota fraud; mentioned in connection with claims about her husband’s companies and political fundraising.
  • Governor Tim Walls — Person · Referenced public official (subject of criticism) · 4 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in connection with Minnesota government and alleged complicity in fraud investigations; criticized by hosts.
  • Terrell Farnsworth — Person · Referenced AV technician (subject of scrutiny) · 1 mention · first at
    Named as the AV person who removed SD cards at the Charlie Kirk incident scene; hosts discuss his behavior and connections (cousin Michael) as suspicious.
    Yeah. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, man. but Terrell Farnsworth, he's the AV guy that was there who pulled out all of the SD cards of the camera that was set up behind Charlie Kirk, right?
  • Ilan Omar — Person · Referenced politician (accused by hosts) · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned by hosts as being allegedly involved/complicit in the discussed Minnesota fraud schemes; criticized.
    Money, they [ __ ] steal it, and they line their own [ __ ] pockets. This disclosure just came out about Ilan Omar shows her husband's companies surged in value as Minnesota reels from the $9 billion in fraud.
  • Vince Zampella — Person · Referenced game industry executive/creator · 1 mention · first at
    Discussed in a segment about a fatal Ferrari crash and ensuing online speculation; identified as a Call of Duty co-creator and linked to EA/Titanfall in the conversation.
    This is crazy. So, this is a guy, his name's Dino on Twitter. Vince Zampella, he was the co-creator of Call of Duty. Have you seen that? That Yeah, bro.
  • Elon Musk — Person · Referenced tech figure · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned briefly in discussion about social platforms and whistleblowing; referenced as someone commenting on the Minnesota situation and on social platforms.
    And he's on Twitter right now talking about how this is just the beginning.
  • Weber Dino — Person · Referenced social media user / source attribution · 1 mention · first at
    Cited as a Twitter/X account sharing information about a fatal car crash involving Vince Zampella; functions as a source node in the discussion.
    But before this, there was another really bad crazy car accident. and this is crazy. So, this is a guy, his name's Dino on Twitter. Vince Zampella, he was the co-creator of Call of Duty. Have you seen that? That.
  • Timothy Walls — Person · Alternate mention / same as Tim Walls (duplicate) · 4 mentions · first at
    Second mention of 'Timothy Walls' likely alias/duplicate of 'Tim Walls' referenced earlier in transcript.
    That Tim Walls Literally anybody in his administration, they got fooled by these people. how does this work, right?
  • Michael in Super Chat — Person · Audience participant (super chat commenter) · 2 mentions · first at
    A viewer whose super chat message is read on-air; used to introduce/validate a claim about Melissa Hortman and Tim Walls.
    On that note, I would like to highlight this one thing. While we were recording the show, Michael in super chat said, Look at Nick Shirley's tweet from an hour ago. Yeah, Nick…
  • Donald Trump — Person · 3 mentions · first at
    And I'm going to tell you something, dude. Donald Trump goes around and makes all these promises about how he's going to deport everybody and he's going to fix everything and he's going to drain the swamp. We haven't seen one [ __ ].
  • Matt Schmid — Person · 1 mention · first at
    All right. All right. All right. Hey, there we go. Matt Schmid opened 45 dayc carees in the last 24 hours. [ __ ] rich.
  • Nikolai Volkoff — Person · 1 mention · first at
    [ __ ] joke, [ __ ] Let's move on with the show. Holy [ __ ] Nikolai Volkoff. Thank you, Stephen. Andre the Giant could drink a hundred [ __ ] beers in one sitting.
  • Carmen Electra — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah, Carmen Electra came a little later.
  • Trish Stratus — Person · 1 mention · first at
  • FK Bowl — Person · 1 mention · first at
    And neither does this athlete who's just gone viral. FK Bowl is her name.
  • Melissa Hortman — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Crazy thing on this, not to get too conspiratorial here, right? but do you remember this name Melissa Hortman?
  • Michael Bert — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Out of the multi,000 cameras. he has a cousin. His cousin's name is Michael Bert.
  • Daniel Penny — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. It's no different than how Daniel Penny was an example.

Books & papers

  • The Book on Mental Toughness — Book · Primary recommendation · 1 mention · first at
    Promoted as a more in-depth resource related to the 75 Hard program.

Companies & orgs

  • Duncan Aviation — Company · Case study · 1 mention · first at
    Linked to suspicious activities and conspiracy theories discussed in the episode.
    That pretty weird? and that Michael Bert's father-in-law was the former EVP or COO of Duncan Aviation, which is the same exact company that's linked to the suspicious Egyptian registered planes that were flagged around the assassination.
  • Activision — Company · Incidental · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in passing in the context of a car crash involving a former employee.
    Apparently he had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and.
  • EA — Company · Incidental · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in passing in the context of a car crash involving a former Activision employee.
    Apparently he had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and.
  • DHS — Company · 6 mentions
  • Call of Duty — Company · 2 mentions · first at
    Name's Dino on Twitter. Vince Zampella, he was the co-creator of Call of Duty. Have you seen that? That Yeah, bro.
  • ABC News — Company · 2 mentions
  • Merriam Webster — Company · 2 mentions
  • MI6 — Company · 2 mentions
  • WWE — Company · 2 mentions
  • Arcane — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah, Arcane can help you set up your daycare in Minneapolis. We just programmed it today. It's fully capable. All right.
  • Instagram — Company · 1 mention · first at
    You're putting out the vibe on your Instagram.
  • Quality Learning Center — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Taking place within the government and the Somali population. Here, this building alone, quality learning center, is a daycare. Yet they spelled learning wrong and they said learing. This daycare alone in 2025 has received $1.9 million.
  • Sweet Angel Child Care — Company · 1 mention · first at
    And now where are we going now? We're going to Sweet Angel Child Care.
  • Kingpin Games — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Just so Kingpin Games just said gays against groomers is a great example. Instead of taking the BS, they fight against it and have gotten child mutilation removed from 27 states.
  • Titanfall — Company · 1 mention · first at
    He had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead and like not just like by like we're talking a lot of.
  • Battlefield — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead…
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead and like not just like by like we're…
  • ActBlue — Company · 1 mention
  • Doge — Company · 1 mention
  • Electronic Arts — Company · 1 mention
  • FBI — Company · 1 mention
  • Formula One — Company · 1 mention
  • HSI — Company · 1 mention
  • IMSA — Company · 1 mention
  • SECOT — Company · 1 mention
  • TP — Company · 1 mention

Products & tech

  • 75 Hard — Product · Primary recommendation · 3 mentions · first at
    Promoted as a mental toughness program with a free episode and a book available for purchase.
    Massive group of people starting 75 hard on New Year's Day. So if you want to join in, join in. if you're unfamiliar with 75 Hard and you can go to episode 208 on the audio feed. Again,.
  • Call of Duty — Product · Referenced work · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of the co-creator's car accident.
    Apparently he had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and.
  • Titanfall — Product · Incidental · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in passing in the context of a car crash involving a former Activision employee.
    He had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead and like not just like by like we're talking a lot of.
  • Battlefield — Product · Incidental · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in passing in the context of comparing video game sales.
    He had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead and like not just like by like we're talking a lot of.
  • Nest — Product · 5 mentions
  • Ferrari 296 GTS — Product · 1 mention
  • Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R — Product · 1 mention
  • Zyn — Product · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

  • Captain America — Concept · Core topic · 7 mentions · first at
    Central to the discussion about cultural identity, demoralization, and the need for unity.
  • 75 Hard — Concept · Key argument · 3 mentions · first at
    Discussed as a program for mental toughness and personal development.
    Massive group of people starting 75 hard on New Year's Day. So if you want to join in, join in. if you're unfamiliar with 75 Hard and you can go to episode 208 on the audio feed. Again,.
  • Mormon Mafia — Concept · Key argument · 2 mentions · first at
    Discussed in the context of conspiracy theories surrounding Utah and its governance.
    [snorts] that apparently there because we all know Utah's a heavily Mormon state, a lot of Mormons there.
  • Slop — Concept · 6 mentions
  • Zenial — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    I look, I'm in that zenial generation, which is between like 1978 and 1983, I think.
  • Kelly Kapowski — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. No, listen. This is great. I'm with it. [clears throat] Kelly Kapowski. Oh, yeah.
  • Mickey Mouse — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    And apparently she sounds like Mickey Mouse. Really?
  • Sandy Hook lawsuit — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    I don't feel like Alex Jones has been the same since the Sandy Hook lawsuit, the billion dollar lawsuit on him. He is to me and like dude I have massive respect for Alex Jones, right?
  • authentic — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    2023 authentic. 2022 was gaslighting.
  • CPT — Concept · 1 mention

Places & events

  • COVID-19 pandemic — Event · Core topic · 2 mentions · first at
    Discussed in the context of societal changes and government actions during the pandemic.
  • COVID-19 — Event · Core topic · 3 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of discussing past events and their impact on society.
  • El Salvador — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in context of prison tours and investigative journalism
    We covered a few of his stuff like when he went to SECOT and toured the prison down there in El Salvador.
  • Sandy Hook — Event · Referenced event · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in the context of discussing Alex Jones and conspiracy theories.
    The same since the Sandy Hook lawsuit, the billion dollar lawsuit on him. He is to me and like dude I have massive respect for Alex Jones, right?
  • World Cup — Event · Referenced event · 4 mentions
    Mentioned in passing as a major event.
  • CP — Place · Unclear (likely mis-extraction) · 1 mention · first at
    Appears once with extremely low confidence; no clear contextual role in transcript.
  • Angel's Crest — Place · 1 mention · first at
    This, dude. someone named Kangan Fed said, I drive Angel's Crest all the time. Doesn't matter if you have a 200 horsepower or 2,000 horsepower. That tunnel is blinding midday and it's very easy to misjudge.

Media & podcasts

  • Dukes of Hazard — Media · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in the context of cultural changes and cancellations.
    Because they had the Confederate flag on their [ __ ] car. Yeah, it's like they got cancelled off the TV. Bring back the [ __ ] Dukes of Hazard.
  • Dukes of Hazard — Character · Cultural reference · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced nostalgically as part of 80s/childhood TV discussion; mentioned in context of being 'cancelled' due to Confederate flag controversy.
    Because they had the Confederate flag on their [ __ ] car. Yeah, it's like they got cancelled off the TV. Bring back the [ __ ] Dukes of Hazard.
  • Night Rider — Media · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in the context of nostalgic TV shows.
    Oh, [ __ ] Night Rider, dude. We had all kinds of good [ __ ] That's crazy.
  • Candace — Character · Unclear / likely misclassification (duplicate/mis-extracted) · 9 mentions · first at
    Single, low-confidence mention likely referring to Candace Owens but labeled as fictional; treat as duplicate of Candace Owens.
    Okay. Because this is left field. Like he came out of nowhere and just started attacking Candace for And by the way, I'm not saying that's the case.
  • MTV — Media · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned nostalgically as a channel that used to play music videos.
    Now, what do they got? You got like I'm seven years old and pregnant shows [ __ ] like that. Like what the [ __ ] man.
  • The Dukes of Hazzard — Media · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as an example of a show cancelled due to cultural sensitivities.
    Because they had the Confederate flag on their [ __ ] car. Yeah, it's like they got cancelled off the TV. Bring back the [ __ ] Dukes of Hazard.

Full transcript with timestamps

camera on me. Can you guys see me? I got this amazing new thing I want to show you. Yeah, it's good to be back. It's good to be back. Hopefully we don't get the feed cut off today. Oh, there we are. There's the There's the lives.

Hello, chats. Yeah, that's what I do at home. You guys don't do that. I'm I'm hitting your roots, aren't I, DJ? Yes.

On beat, which you guys got starting [ __ ] over there. Surprising for your kind.

Didn't know you guys could do that. Guys, check this out before we get started. Man, look at this thing. Look at that. That's beautiful.

Mad, I had no idea you were packing bombs like that, bro. I mean, he is Muslim.

Dang. [ __ ] What? You got compression on over there? That first form compression workout top? Yeah. Click the link in the bio.

Oh [ __ ] I mean, for real, dude. That's nice. All right, DJ, were you playing with these today?

Yeah, I was a little bit. Yeah. All right. All right. All right. Hey, there we go. Matt Schmid opened 45 dayc carees in the last 24 hours. [ __ ] rich.

What are you talking rich [ __ ] Yeah, we're in the wrong line of business. Yeah, no [ __ ] we are. All right. [sighs] What we What are we doing over here? Oh, it's gonna be funny, huh?

Yep. Yeah, you better know it. [snorts] Ah, I saw that. I didn't want to read it. I want to get my homie in trouble over there. Oh, shout out to Mike. You're not gonna get me, man. You're not going to get me. 619. Who is that? Mike Oxong.

Oh, yeah. That's that's it. Ah, that's a good one. That's a good one. All right. Yeah, Arcane can help you uh set up your daycare in Minneapolis. We just programmed it today. It's fully capable. All right. We going to do this show, DJ, or we're going to keep [ __ ] around.

Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm ready. All right. Finally. I'm just saying we're we've been waiting on you.

Reinforcing stereotypes. I've been ready. Oh, yeah. I've been waiting on you guys.

We've been reinforcing those stereotypes. You know what I'm saying? Is that right?

Yeah. That t that you know that time thing they say, man. You know, um what do they say?

I don't know. That CPT. Never heard of that. Yeah. You know, oh, you never heard of it, huh? [ __ ]

[ __ ] All right, somebody count me in. Let's do this. What is up, guys? Guys, it's Andy Forcellin. This is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have Andy and DJ Cruz the [ __ ] internet

live. What's up? Hello. Yeah. What was that? Was that some Illuminati [ __ ] Oh, it's supposed to be like my my thinking hands.

Yeah. Okay. That's how you That's So So you're not thinking when you're not doing that.

That's right. Okay. [snorts] All right. Uh guys, just a reminder, um New Year's is coming up. Massive group of people starting 75 hard on New Year's Day. So if you want to join in, join in. Uh if you're unfamiliar with 75 Hard and you can go to episode 208 on the audio feed. Again, that's 208 on the audio feed. You can get the entire 75 hard and live hard program there. It's free. Uh there's also a book available on andyforcella.com called the book on mental toughness. It is not free. Uh it's much more in depth. You can get that book there. You don't have to get it. You can listen to the episode and get all you need to know. All right. Uh don't forget we have a fee for the show.

The fee is very simple. Help us grow the show. All right. Uh share that live out. Get your friends in here. Let them know who's telling the real [ __ ] I got my co-host here, Mr. M DJX. What's happening?

What's going on, man? Somebody said DJ's still on page one. you and LeBron on that same on that same uh on that same program.

It's fine. It's fine. So, how was uh your holiday? Uh Christmas, sir. Christmas was good, man. Yeah, it was good. How about you?

It was good. Yeah. Yeah. What did you do? Oh, you know, um I uh Let's just cut to the chase. Did you get anything cool?

No. Okay. I mean, I got a new kitchen. Yeah, you did get a new kitchen technically. You know, technically.

Did it get done in time? Yeah. No, it's like it's like 92%. Okay. So, it's all the way done.

Yeah, it's done. It's pretty much done. We all know that those projects never get all the way.

Yeah. 8% is never happening. Um what now? Yeah. Did you put smoke detectors in your kitchen?

No. You didn't? No. I actually don't have Well, would you know if if you did? You know what's [ __ ] up?

Cuz I know you can't hear that pitch. Yeah. Well, what's really messed I actually don't have one in the house at all right now. Like Yeah. I had a Nest thing and like it went out and it like started beeping real bad.

You want to talk about the biggest [ __ ] scam ever? Those [ __ ] Nest thermostats. Holy [ __ ]

Only reason I didn't buy it. Like it came with the house. So whatever. Too [ __ ] dumb to use it.

I I don't like them. Yeah. They don't even make the [ __ ] protect thing no more. So now I got to find

Bro, I don't know how to use any of that [ __ ] And like I'm scared of going to like the 9V [snorts] like OG system. Just

Yeah. You're scaring volts. It's traumat. It's traumatizing. You know what I'm saying? Like I mean it's digging up some old old things that I don't really want coming out right now.

And um you know what's weird dude about like Nest and the iPhone and all this? It's like none of this [ __ ] ever works and people gobble it the [ __ ] up. You know what I'm saying?

Here's the new one for $10,000. Yeah, right, dude. Yeah. Hopefully this will work.

Oh [ __ ] Oh, this thing sucks, but it's so great. Yeah. I bet the next one would be better.

I mean, dude, I we got a trillion dollar company and their [ __ ] doesn't even work.

Yeah, bro. You know what I miss? You know what I really think the downfall of society was? Is when they made phone calls and text unlimited and free. You know what I'm saying? Like if [ __ ] went back to having to pay per minute,

that would save us some time, bro. Could you imagine? Yeah. Could you imagine? It' be [ __ ] great.

All your texts went out after 9:00 p.m. That's what I'm saying. It'd be great. It'd be great, dude. That was the downfall of humanity, bro.

No, the downfall of humanity was uh was the internet. Just the internet in general.

Yeah. Yeah. 100%. Lots of good, but took away the rest of real life. Mhm. I mean, I look, I'm in that uh zenial generation, which is between like 1978 and 1983, I think.

So, it's like a mix of X and Millennial. You call it Zenial? That's what it's called. You can Google it.

Um, okay. We are the last generation of people who what the [ __ ] you talking about over there. We're the last generation of people that grew up without technology that also grew up with technology.

Yeah. So, I have a very good perspective on how things were and how things Joe What? What are you laughing at? The [ __ ] you guys laughing at? All right, show's over. [ __ ] you. You're all fired. All right, me in the chat. What's happening chat? Everybody, I just fired everybody. They're all done. So, it's just me and you guys. All right.

What's the inside joke? I don't know. I don't know. You laughing then? No, I I just in general have a smiling face.

Yes. You know. Okay. Often mistaken. All right. All right. All right. Those are the worst jokes when people don't explain their jokes.

I agree. Well, the worst jokes are like when DJ tells them explains them ahead of time.

Yeah. It's going to be a good one. This is going TO BE THE BEST JOKE EVER. JUST WAIT TILL I TELL YOU.

All right. Well, I mean, on that topic, I do uh I do want to show you something.

Yeah, that's right. No, man. Uh, you know, hold on. See, this is what the [ __ ] I got to deal with, bro. These [ __ ] make fun of me, but don't tell me because they [ __ ] think they're funny. And I never hear the [ __ ] joke.

No. No. They got all kinds of names and [ __ ] They call me behind my back. They think I don't know. I got their [ __ ] cars I got their [ __ ] cars bugged. I got their [ __ ] I I hear everything bro.

Who called you? Yeah. No, it's just I No, when I was laughing, I just never heard that that like that that name like Zenil. I didn't know that was a thing.

Sounded like a little Google it, dude. Is it real? Zenal. X E N A. Oh, yeah, that's real. I know that.

Oh, it's not with a Z. No, it's a Zenal is a person born between 1977 and 1985. [ __ ]

See, that's right. That's right. All right. What a great time to be alive. It was tr Trust me,

it was way better, bro. No, I It was way better. We were out in the yard playing [ __ ] Hot Wheels, not stuck to our [ __ ] phones,

kicking the [ __ ] out of each other, starting little gangs in our neighborhood.

I'm not in that. Fighting the other kids, jumping BMX bikes in our underpants. It's [ __ ] awesome, bro.

That was great. No, I'm not. Wrestling was amazing. Wrestling was amazing. We have [ __ ] the Iron Chic, bro. They have Sergeant Slaughter. [ __ ] Jimmy Superfly snooker.

People don't even know what that is. Scott Steiner. Scott Steiner. Rick Steiner. You don't even know Jimmy Superfly snooker.

Remember the Anaconda? Yeah. Jake the Snake. Yeah. Boogeyman. The [ __ ] hacksaw. Jim Dugen.

Bust Buster. Not Buster Rhymes. No, that's a rapper. No, they uh Booker T. That's what I was thinking.

Booker T. Yeah, T was uh was was uh NW uh he was later. He was NWA. Yeah. But see, like here's the thing though. Like I'm not No, no, I'm not hating on like I was I'm not in that age bracket, but I feel like I had a similar experience growing up though because I was poor.

You know what I'm saying? Possibly. We had the same things. Like internet was around when I was growing up obviously, but like we

That was before they allow black people on it, right? Back when you guys were oppressed,

right? All right. All right, let's see the [ __ ] joke, [ __ ] Let's move on with the show. Holy [ __ ] Nikolai Volkoff. Thank you, Stephen. Andre the Giant could drink a hundred [ __ ] beers in one sitting.

GI Joe. Yep. Sting. That was one I remember. The Bushwhackers. MTV played music videos.

Oh, dude. I remember that, bro. I remember that. Music videos used to be the [ __ ] bro.

Now, what do they got? You got like I'm seven years old and pregnant shows [ __ ] like that. Like like what the [ __ ] man.

Yeah, bro. MTV was MTV. That was a good That's a good catch on that. Legion of Doom,

bro. Watching Jackass. Jackasses comes later. Oh, so I'm still not there yet. Yeah, you're not.

Pick my Ride. Pin my Ride was insane. London Darts. See, you guys don't even know about that. We played like dead. It was like Russian roulette in the yard,

yeah. No, bro. Bro, [ __ ] we were Do you even know what lawn darts are about? I mean,

you want to know how [ __ ] crazy people are back in the 80s? They're massive darts, right? They're they're [ __ ] darts that are this big and you put a circle in the [ __ ] grass and people stand by the circle and you throw them in the air try to hit it in the [ __ ] circle and these things will come down and hit people in the [ __ ] head. People died every week and no one says [ __ ]

Damn. It was just casualties of warfare. What? All right, let's do the show. Yeah. No, listen. This is great. I'm with it. [clears throat]

Kelly Kapowski. Oh, yeah. Everybody's original crush. Carmen Electra. Yeah, Carmen Electra came a little later.

I remember that. Trish Stratus. Yeah, Trisha Stratus. Bro, she's still she's still doing it.

She's in her 50s doing uh still doing wrestling. The Hardy Boys. Lita. No. All right. [clears throat] Yeah, man. All right.

Sick. Um Yeah. Well, I did have Dukes of Hazard. They just got cancelled, bro. Where' they get cancelled for?

Because they had the Confederate flag on their [ __ ] car. Yeah, it's like they got cancelled off the TV. Bring back the [ __ ] Dukes of Hazard.

Haven't they been off? Like that's a old show. Bo and Luke Duke, they kicked them off TV because of that.

Really? Back in like 2020. Yeah, dude. Really? Yeah. Z, look it up, bro. I'm not They're no lie.

Night Rider. Oh, [ __ ] Night Rider, dude. We had all kinds of good [ __ ] That's crazy.

All right, that's crazy. Daisy Duke. Steve Austin. We knew Daisy Duke before Daisy Dukes were a thing.

Our life was better as a child. Airwolf. New Disney pirate movie Somalia Threesome.

Oh man. Man. Oh, that's dangerous. Pirates of the Somali Coast, bro. [ __ ] Um,

you know that in Russia you can like you can pay and they'll take you out on their boats and you can shoot Somali pirates. [snorts]

It's not it's not that expensive either. Yeah. Well, I'm [ __ ] in. I'm I'm I mean I'm down.

Who's the captain now? Yeah. You know, Eman. All right. Skinnamax, bro. You'd come in late at night, bro. I'd come in late at night, bro. And [ __ ] you know, uh, my dad be laying on the couch. All of a sudden, the channel starts changing real [ __ ] quick.

What? Dad, what were you watching? Oh, nothing. Nothing. That's right. That's right. All right.

Okay. All right. Let's do the actual show now, DJ. Go ahead. into it. Well, I mean, I had something.

What do you got for us, DJ? What's going on in the world? There's a lot happening there. There is a lot happening, but I had something. It was interesting because I kind of related to this a little bit.

You know, I don't like listening to my voice. Like, I don't like hearing myself like clips like or watching the show. Like, I don't like it. I'm not a big fan of it, be honest.

And uh nobody likes their own voice, dude. Well, I mean like that's a thing though, right? Like that that's a real thing.

Yeah. And uh you know, you never really know what your voice is, bro. You didn't have to [ __ ] set up voicemail at your [ __ ] house where you had to record [ __ ] 70 times.

No, I played the song, bro. I had to like put a pop of CD in little R&B. Oh, really?

What's up, y'all? You reached your boy. You're putting out the vibe on your on your Instagram. Yeah. Yeah. But I understand.

All right. All right. Same. All right. Um, you know, but you never really know what your voice sounds like, you know, in the heat of the moment, you know, how how it's being portrayed.

Yeah. Um, and neither does this uh this athlete who's just gone viral. Um, FK Bowl is her name.

And apparently she sounds like Mickey uh Mickey Mouse. Really? Interview. Check this real quick. I It's stupid, but it's [ __ ] hilarious. Check this. When you're putting your mind to it, you know exactly what to do indoors. How was that for you?

Oh, it was amazing. I mean, it was such a strong race. You were all running so fast. Multiple running in the 50s. So, I knew I had to go out fast. I'd le in front of me. So, I wanted to be in front and I could hear she was behind me. So, I was like, "Okay, this is good. Now, we keep going." And this crowd is so amazing.

That's not real. It's so It's so real. That's not real. It's 1,000% real. No way.

There's no chance. It's a pretty old clip, too. It's been going around for a while.

Oh man. No, she's she's Deutsch. Yep, [clears throat] I see that. I can see Deutsch.

Could tell from her teeth. Oh, man. Oh, [ __ ] man. Oh, man. She's talking like that to keep all the [ __ ] in her mouth.

All right, man. On with the show, guys. Hey, we're savage here, man. It is what it is,

man. All gas. I'm sure she's a nice girl. She's sweet, I'm sure. Yeah. And apparently a great athlete. Um, just put some fix that.

Yeah. Well, [ __ ] It's better than, "Hey guys, I ran as hard as I could." That's what we've been seeing for the last four [ __ ] years.

That's real. I'll take that any day. That's real. That is real. Even with the teeth.

Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Guys, we got a lot for you. Uh, we got a lot in store. Uh, there's a lot to check out. Um, and uh, you know, as always, if you like to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. Um, you guys can check all of that stuff out there. Um, so that's being stated, Andy, you're a businessman.

I'd like to think so sometimes. Yeah, self-proclaimed, right? Yeah, definitely self-proclaimed. I've never done anything.

That's right. That's right. Um, you know, I think I have a business opportunity for you.

Yeah. Yeah. Daycares. Well, yeah, bro. [ __ ] man. Dude, they are killing it, man. Like,

hottest business of 2025, bro. It's like a 100% profit margin. Yeah, bro. [ __ ] Uh, we got to dive into it, guys. Everybody's talking about it. Uh, into the show. We have Nick Shirley. Um, this is a self-proclaimed uh citizen journalist. Um, doing some really great work. I actually remember covering them. We covered a few of his stuff like when he went to to SECOT and toured the the prison down there in El Salvador. um you know just a young dude going out checking some stuff out and he has over the last week or so um done a lot of work exposing this massive fraud from these Somali up in Somali stand Minnesota and u it's incredible to be honest and uh it's wild. So let's dive into some of this. Here's here's a clip.

This is a so he has a 42minute segment uh video that he put together kind of exposing everything going through all the loops. This is just a little intro of it. Check this out. Here in Minnesota, massive fraud is taking place within the government and the Somali population. Here, this building alone, quality learning center, is a daycare. Yet they spelled learning wrong and they said learing. This daycare alone in 2025 has received $1.9 million from the government. And the strange things about these childcare centers is there's no one here right now. It's midday on a weekday. And if you were to try to go inside, it's completely closed and the windows are all blacked out. No one's working midday. Children should be in here. And this place is licensed for 99 children.

And this is the outside. There's no windows, no nothing. And like I said, they literally spelled the word wrong on their sign. This is open and blatant fraud taking place here inside of Minnesota. The government is complicit with this and this is just one of the hundreds of child daycare centers here inside of Minneapolis being ran by the Somali population. It's sad that it's happening here in Minnesota and it stinks that it's happening and it's being labeled on the Somali population. However, that's just the facts of what's happening here inside of Minnesota. $1.9 million for this daycare center that can't even spell learning rights.

[screaming] Bro, it's [ __ ] crazy. Um, [clears throat] it's crazy. And he's been going around with another gentleman um kind of exposing this and kind of walking through all of these things um and and kind of revealing all of the ins and outs of these places. And he goes to these places and like yeah, there'll be like a [snorts] one or two Somali in there and zero kids anywhere to be found. Now granted, like, you know, I would hope a daycare would protect their kids a little bit better, right? You don't want people just showing up asking where the kids are. That's a little weird, right? Um, but like there's none there. There's none. Uh, this doesn't even look like a [ __ ] daycare at all.

Um, and some of these places, it's not just daycarees. I mean, he exposed it with a lot of these health care companies in Minnesota, uh, that were Somali owned, right?

[clears throat] So at the time there's about 5,000 daycare licensed daycare facilities in the state of Minnesota and a little bit over 500 belong are registered to Somali individuals [clears throat] and um this has been the case for hundreds of these places right that are claiming they have you know a hundred kids 99 kids zero are there yet they're receiving millions of dollars of Minnesota taxpayer dollars coming through every single freaking year. Um here's another clip. Check this one out.

I knocked on the door and to my surprise, somebody actually answered the door. Hello.

Can we speak? I would like to check a child in the daycare. Can I speak to a manager?

Where can I get paperwork to file for my son? I want to put my son Joey in daycare.

And after a few questions, the lady went silent. Looks like little Joey Shirley ain't going to daycare here.

And now where are we going now? We're going to Sweet Angel Child Care. We're in the middle of a strip mall here inside of this neighborhood. [snorts]

In fiscal year 2025, this facility, which says it's licensed for 74 kids, was paid $1.26 million in tax money, and there are no kids. And the all the facilities are the same way. All of them.

Let's see if anyone opens. Yeah, let's see. Once again, I try to find a spot for my son, Joey, and they would not open the door. I want to put my son Joey in daycare

cuz I need a spot to put my son Joey. Yes. Is this your daycare center? No, I work there. What's happening?

Well, I just want to put a child in daycare, but all the daycare centers be seem to be closed. No one's opening the doors.

You work here? Oh, yeah. What's happening? Where are the kids? Yeah. It says it's licensed for 74 children right here. State of Minnesota. Where are the kids?

They got paid $1.26 million in fiscal year 2025. It says that have a capacity for 74 children.

When where are the kids? Right here. State of Minnesota website. You work here and you don't know.

I don't know. I was there before. I don't know what's going on. Were there any kids when you worked here?

He's there. Kids there. What's How many? I don't know. I don't You don't know. Yeah. You worked here? Okay. Well, then you're not of any help.

Can I put my son in a daycare here? No. No. I don't know. Can I speak to someone?

No, I don't know. No. Yeah. I would like to see if I can put my son Joey here. Who's your son Joey?

My son Joey. Can I check out daycare center? No. I'm the owner. Do you? Yeah. No. No fraud at all. No fraud at all. Now, what's crazy is so Nick Shirley and and his investigation over these last week, it's garnered over 80 million views online um so far. And it's funny because, you know, this is not like a new situation. There's been reports coming out that Minnesota has known about this going far back as like 2017.

Yeah. About this problem. Um, but it's funny because, you know, it just takes 80 million people to view this on the internet in 2025 for there to be something that gets done. Um, and immediately now you got DHS, they're they're launching this doortodoor search for illegal uh immigrants um at these accused fraud sites and uh from healthc care facilities to daycare centers to and now they're going door to door. They're walking the neighborhood. They started that today uh from DHS and DHS posted this on Twitter um saying quote DHS is on the ground in Minneapolis going doortodoor at suspected fraud sites and [snorts] they posted that along with this clip um of HSI uh agents going going around to these different facilities.

[clears throat] Who knows if they're getting anything? I don't know. Um and not not long after that, you got FBI hopping in on it. Um and we've always known about this. Like that's their stance, right? Like we've been doing hard work on this. You know, I'm not read even reading all of this, but this is Cash Patel. I took it as more of a saber rattle. Um, you know, just again touting all of his things. But here, but here's the problem. Where are the arrest? Where are they at? Right. Um, anybody can Google the average IQ of a Somali individual. Not not making no claims here, but it's hard for me to It's hard for me to believe Yeah.

that Tim Walls Literally anybody in his administration, they got fooled by these people. Like, how does this work, right? No, they're they know. They're complicit. They're [ __ ] complicit. All of them. Even Illan Omar, she's involved in it. Um, [snorts] what do you got on this?

There's more to this. Okay. There's phone numbers that are registered with these daycarees that are go directly to the governor's office of Tim Walls. There is proof that this money is being funneled to act blue and then donated to certain candidates campaigns. Okay, so clearly they know about it. They've known about it this entire time and they intend to do nothing about it. This is the things that we've been talking about this entire time about instead of changing policies to actually represent American citizens, they bring people in, they pacify them with things like this, the ability to take large amounts of money for nothing in order to gain the community's trust and vote for these people. And it's a big cycle of money that comes from us, the American taxpayer. And the government does know about this. And by the way, this is happening in every city in different ways. So when we think about this, let's

break it down. Americans don't like our policies. So we will instead allow massive amounts of thirdworlders to come into our country. We will allow them to steal. We will allow them to take money. We will get in on the fraud with them if they agree to donate back to us the the corrupt government

and we will forget all about the American citizens. So, all of these people out here that are doing everything they're supposed to do, who are getting up at 4:00 in the morning, working their ass off, only to have half of their money taxed, and then to have that money go to people that do not belong here, do not like it here, DO NOT LIKE US, DO NOT LIKE OUR LANGUAGE, [ __ ] hate everything about America in order to appease and keep people in power for their own selfish reasons. This is the corruption that is happening at a mass scale across the country. This is just the beginning of it.

All right? This is the tip of the spear. And I'm going to tell you something, dude. Donald Trump goes around and makes all these promises about how he's going to deport everybody and he's going to fix everything and he's going to drain the swamp. We haven't seen one [ __ ] arrest for any of it. Not for the election that was stolen. not for any of the the the co [ __ ] not for any of the Jeffrey Epstein [ __ ] and not for any of this [ __ ] And in my opinion, them showing up today, that's them saying, "Oh [ __ ] we pissed people off, so now we got to give them a little bone so they quiet down.

Got to do something." That's right. And I was thinking about this, dude. You know, if this wasn't allowed to happen and this wasn't happening at scale, how much taxes would we actually have to pay?

Far less. How much better would the American citizens life be? Much better. How much less crime would there be? How much less poverty would there be? How much less [ __ ] there would would there be? How would our country physically look? It would look like [ __ ] Dubai, bro. It would look like Asia. And for those of you that haven't been to Asia or haven't seen Asia, I hate to break it to you, they're about a [ __ ] trillion years ahead of the United States of America. And the United States has become no different than North Korea in certain ways. Okay?

They tell over in North Korea, they play propaganda saying this is the greatest place. Everywhere else sucks. These this is happening here and there and this and that. same thing they do here until you get on a [ __ ] airplane and you go to China or you go to Dubai or you go to Japan and you see how far ahead they actually are. All right, we are being lied to. And not only are we being lied to, we're being exploited at the highest degree. And then on top of it, we're being replaced with the dollars that we work our [ __ ] asses off to produce for our families.

They are taking those dollars. They are bringing in people that [ __ ] hate us and then they are paying them to be here. And if that doesn't piss you the [ __ ] off, dude, I don't know what will. Because I'm going to tell you this, dude. I've worked my [ __ ] ass off for damn near 30 [ __ ] years trying to create jobs and careers and build income and wealth and done all this [ __ ] And these [ __ ] are opening up a daycare and getting 10 million [ __ ] dollars. This is [ __ ] insane, dude. With no kids,

if this isn't the breaking point for everybody to stand the [ __ ] up and say enough, then our country is [ __ ] doomed. Period. Period. Period. Okay? Donald Trump needs to feel all the [ __ ] smoke over this. All of it. Okay? He needs to feel all of it over Israel. He needs to understand that he is violating the promises that he has made to the American people. Okay, I've always been a guy that has given that man tons and tons and tons of benefit of the doubt, but at this point in time, that [ __ ] is [ __ ] over. And every single [ __ ] that ever voted for him or stood for him or stood with him needs to let him [ __ ] know. He needs to let him hear it. Because dude, I'm telling you right now, if he doesn't do something about this and he doesn't start arresting [ __ ] and he doesn't hold people accountable for the Epstein [ __ ] and for this [ __ ] and for all the fraud and all the raping that's

been going on in the American taxpayer for [ __ ] decades, he will go down and not as the best president. He will go down literally as the man who had the opportunity to save this country and chose not to. That's what he needs to [ __ ] hear it from everybody, bro.

Yeah, dude. Dude, I saw some stuff on this. He's got so many people around him that are all lining their own pockets with these special [ __ ] deals. Does it make sense now? Does it make a sense to everybody how everybody around them's got their [ __ ] hand out? This is about money, bro. This is about super [ __ ] rich people literally looking at our citizens as [ __ ] slaves to produce for them and all these people. It's not Democrat Republican. People keep talking about Democrat Republican. It's not Democrat Republican. It's us and them. And he has made his whole entire political career about being one of us.

Okay. And what's happening? He's got all these people around him encouraging him to do all these [ __ ] up deals that take more money out of our pocket, reduce our [ __ ] wealth. It's [ __ ] [ __ ]

Yeah, it's [ __ ] dude. And I'm I I'm [ __ ] over it. Well, dude, and there's there's so much proof like there's so like the this isn't like

it doesn't matter if there's proof circumstances. It doesn't matter if there's proof. There was proof that COVID was [ __ ] There was proof that every [ __ ] thing that we've dealt with, the the Black Lives Matter was [ __ ] There's been proof about all this [ __ ] You know where You know what? It doesn't matter if there's proof. What matters is is that [ __ ] aren't speaking the [ __ ] up or making it known in their own communities that this is unacceptable. Like, if you live in Minnesota right now, bro, and you guys aren't [ __ ] organizing to [ __ ] do a show of force, I don't know what the [ __ ] you like, what what are you waiting for? Yeah.

You know, this has to be handled in everybody's own neighborhoods, in their backyard.

Dude, the reason it keeps happening is cuz they know nobody will [ __ ] do [ __ ]

You want to know why? That's why. Yeah. That's why they have learned like they watch and wait to see if they have learned

the riots were good. Okay. Exactly. Exactly. And then it's more and it's more and it's more and it's more.

Yep. Bro, I can't imagine I really can't imagine being a a bluecollar guy who goes to work every day and literally [ __ ] destroys his body over the course of 40 [ __ ] years to pay half his money in tax to go to these [ __ ] that [ __ ] hate you. They [ __ ] hate you. Your kids can't go to the schools they want to go. You can't take them on vacations you want to take them. You got to work all the [ __ ] overtime just to pay your [ __ ] bills. Your wife's got to work. Housing is unaffordable because of this.

Because of [ __ ] like this, dude. Dude, I saw like speaking of the kickback things. I saw one thing. [snorts] It was like surveillance video. I was watching one of these daycarees, right? And it was like 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. or whatever. These cars pull up with, you know, parents and kids allegedly. They go in for five minutes, come right back out with the [ __ ] kids. And then there was some footage that got busted on it while it showed on the inside the that the daycare operators were giving the parents a [ __ ] envelope that allegedly had [ __ ] cash in it.

Yeah, probably because that was part of the deal. That's the deal. You come here, you pretend your kids are here, and we'll give you a little slice.

Let's check in, you sign them in real quick, and then you're good. Bro, it's [ __ ] man. And like again, like,

bro, why do you think why do you think Elon got booted out of [ __ ] Doge? He didn't get booted out of Doge because he got in a [ __ ] argument with Trump or whoever. He got booted out of Doge because he found this [ __ ] and they [ __ ] didn't think he would find it.

And he he's on Twitter right now talking about how this is just the beginning. This is just the beginning.

Bro, you know what else is weird about, bro? We should be living in this country with no [ __ ] crime, low tax and infrastructure in cities that look [ __ ] amazing. Policemen paid the proper wage. Educators paid the proper things could be so different. But we have a group of entitled rulers, quote unquote, that believe that they rule over us and they take half of our [ __ ] our entire lives. And then when you die, they take 60% of what you [ __ ] accumulated and have already paid taxes on. And on on top of that, YOU GOT TO PAY TAX TO OWN [ __ ] in most of the states.

Mhm. Okay. I've already paid for all my my house and my cars and all this [ __ ] You know what? Every year I got to [ __ ] pay more just to have it. So, do you really actually own anything ever?

Nope. Are you actually free when you have to get a [ __ ] license to go [ __ ] fishing? Are you actually free? See, this is the misunderstanding that people can't grasp. We are not [ __ ] free. There is no difference between what we do here and what they do in North Korea where they tell them, "Oh, you're free. We're the greatest. We're the best." But they can't see what the [ __ ] is going on anywhere. Okay. Most Americans have never been out of the country.

No. And if they have, it's to [ __ ] Mexico or Canada. Don't count. Okay. They've never been

off this continent. Exactly, bro. This is This is all [ __ ] This is all [ __ ] There's a reason that the wealthiest people in the world are moving to Dubai and places in the Far East. There's a reason for it. And it ain't because we're the [ __ ] greatest.

That's right. That's right. That's right. Dude, the property tax thing is a crazy thing. Like, oh, you know, they don't raise your property taxes. No, they just reassess your [ __ ] home and make that more valuable.

Not only that, but you shouldn't have to pay property tax [ __ ] ever. If you pay for the [ __ ] you own the [ __ ]

That the dude, taxation was never meant to be a permanent thing anyway. No. And it just went more and more and more and more. Dude, 20 year old kids in 1776 literally killed [ __ ] over 3% tax

on tea. Yeah. And what are we doing? Yeah. Yeah. Tax me harder, daddy. Yeah. Oh, well, I don't know. I don't want to [ __ ] disrupt. I don't want to rock the boat, [ __ ] If you don't rock the boat, there ain't going to be no boat.

Yeah, but if I don't pay taxes, Andy, how will the Somalian start their daycarees and take care of all those Somali kids?

Every American should highly consider organizing and not paying [ __ ] tax. Period.

For real. It's insane, man. Until there's [ __ ] arrests and there's removal of these [ __ ] migrants until we get what the [ __ ] we were promised as American citizens, the entire country should come together and say, "Fuck you."

Mhm. Tax boycott, dude. I'm with it, bro. I'm with it, bro. Because like, dude, these people, they just take our money, they [ __ ] steal it, and they line their own [ __ ] pockets. This this disclosure just came out about Ilan Omar

shows her her husband's companies surged in value as Minnesota reels from the $9 billion in fraud.

I bet they [ __ ] did. Why do you think they vote for her? You think they vote for her because she's not in on it?

SHE'S THE [ __ ] CAPTAIN, BRO. No pun intended. She's the captain. She is. She is, bro. She But

then she gets on [ __ ] TV AND [ __ ] BASHES WHITE PEOPLE all [ __ ] day long. And dude, you know what's funny though? Her husband.

Yeah. Well, he ain't white. That That's a weird So a Somali Muslim. [ __ ] How does that make sense?

Yeah, he's he's conveniently white. Yeah, he's conveniently white. That's right. That's right. That's right. Dude, come on, man. [ __ ] her and [ __ ] them and [ __ ] all of them.

Well, dude, they all need to [ __ ] go, bro. They shouldn't be here. They shouldn't [ __ ] be here.

There there there's if I went to [ __ ] China, okay, and and I started [ __ ] being first of all, they wouldn't let me run for [ __ ] government.

Oh, no, bro. But second of all, what would happen to me if I went on TV and say, "Hey, you know what? There's too many [ __ ] Chinese people here.

You know what? [ __ ] these Chinese. My allegiance is to the United States of America."

Yeah. They [ __ ] cut your head off, dude. On public TV, bro. And if we're being real, like, if we're being real, I can't say it because we're on live stream, but you know what I would say? Because I that's the level of punishment that needs to happen for [ __ ] what's been going on because dude, the the we're not getting our time back, bro. Okay? All these people who are in their 50s, 60s, and they've been living with this [ __ ] they got their whole lives [ __ ] taken from them over this [ __ ] greed. The accountability needs to be heavy and harsh and violent.

Period. Well, that's the other thing, dude, because like you said, it's not This is not just in Minnesota, guys.

It's not It's in Ohio. It's I'm sure there are some here in Missouri. Like, it's [ __ ] It's not just blue states. Like, bro, it's everywhere.

Yeah, it's everywhere. Americans need to come together, bro. And I'm talking about [ __ ] Americans. I'm not talking about white people and black people. I'm talking about [ __ ] Americans. I don't give a [ __ ] what color you are. I don't care where you come from that I'm talking about people that identify as [ __ ] actual Americans. We need to come together and [ __ ] stop this [ __ ]

Yeah, bro. On that note, Riley in Super Chat saying, "Let's all agree to stop paying taxes. They cannot get us all at once. Nobody filed this tax this year. The time is now. It has been clear for years the government is against the people." What do you have to say on that? I I think that's a I think I think that's a very [ __ ] I think that's a real nonviolent solution to solving the problem

because there's only a few other solutions to it and they involve violence. Yeah. Well, dude, the the last little crazy thing on this, not to get too conspiratorial here, right? Um but do you remember this name Melissa Hortman? Does that sound familiar?

Yeah, she was [ __ ] killed for voting against this [ __ ] Okay, Michael in Super Chat just said that. Yes,

it should make more sense why Waltz had someone to kill Melissa Hortman after she voted against healthcare for illegals.

She knew she was going to get killed if you watch me. Do you Do you have an interview of her?

I have the clip. Here's the interview right after she did the vote. I I know that people will be hurt by that vote and I'm uh

You can hear it in her voice. Oh, yeah. She's terrified. hard to try to get a budget deal

that wouldn't include that provision. So, here's an actual Democrat, actual American,

an actual American who is is a Democrat. Mhm. Trying to do the right thing. They [ __ ] killed her right after this and they killed her husband and they killed her [ __ ] dog.

Dude, I think she knew way more. Oh, she knew. That's why she voted all of that,

bro. Listen, that's fear. That's her. That's her moment. Okay. And what I mean by a moment is there's going to come a [ __ ] moment for all of us. There's going to come a moment for all of us when we have to make a decision.

Are we going to tell the truth? Are we going to stand for the truth, even though it might cost us our [ __ ] lives? Or are we going to [ __ ] lay down and let these people [ __ ] rape us? Okay, that is the moment. And dude, that moment's going to come one way or another. If it continues to go the way that it's going and they import all these these uh extremists, the moment's going to be denounce Jesus Christ or we're going to kill you.

Yep. Okay. Or it's going to be something like this where some, you know, you've got to stand and bro, Americans need to find their [ __ ] balls and stand the [ __ ] up in unison. And this is not a white thing or a black thing. They've been trying to convince that white people and black people are [ __ ] enemies forever, dude. And we've bought it. We've bought it. Not me. Not me. Not you. But as a culture, we've bought it over and over and over and over again. And all the while, they're laughing their [ __ ] asses off while they steal all our [ __ ] It's [ __ ]

Yeah, man. Let's check in with the chat, man. We're going to check in with the chat on this topic.

They [ __ ] killed this lady for trying to do the right thing, dude. And and by the way, the guy that killed her used to work for Tim Walls. Mhm.

And then he gets on [ __ ] TV today and you know what he says before you turn the chat on, you know what the [ __ ] says? He says that that the kid who did the interview, what's his name? Nick.

Nick Shirley. Yeah, Nick Shirley. White supremacist. White supremacist. This is how the government and white supremacists attack us. And he's Dude, [ __ ] you and [ __ ] all of you.

He needs to be in handcuffs. No, no, that that's that's the first step. Well, yeah. Aaron in chat is asking a question which I would like you to respond on. He's saying, "Is America really too demoraliz demoralized to stand up? Have to give up comfort for maybe something greater? What are we holding on to?"

Dude, I think that's a fair question. You know, people were people are Look, that's the purpose of demoralization. We've talked about this for years and years and years. Okay, this is why they don't like the American flag. This is why they say happy holidays instead of merry Christmas. This is why they do all these things like uh you know oppress and and call Christianity the [ __ ] evil religion. Okay? This is why they do these things. Okay? Because if there's nothing to fight for, then you won't [ __ ] fight. All right? And so that is the purpose of demoralization.

And that is a communist tactic. And if you want to go look at who the [ __ ] communists are, they are a certain segment of the Jewish population that has existed for [ __ ] ever, the same ones that have gotten kicked out of 109 [ __ ] countries because it's their ideology. It's the Bolevik Jews. And it's not all Jews. Most Jews are not this way. There is a segment of Jews that believe and have have for 100 plus years tried to propagate communism. They're also the people that killed 60 million [ __ ] Christians in [ __ ] Holddeors in Russia. Okay,

that is where this is coming from and that is the [ __ ] truth. And people that's not anti-semitic because dude, the truth of the matter is is I don't have a problem with [ __ ] Jewish people. I got a problem with criminals and that's criminal [ __ ] Okay,

earlier in the chat, there's a guy with the tag America FKY said something and this is full caps. He's saying, "Stop bitching. Nothing will ever happen to anyone. Zero accountability. Period. The end."

Yeah. Okay. Well, let's let's not talk about it then. Just let him [ __ ] do it.

Yeah. Let's just talk about Let's just protect Let's just let him do it. And you you know what? Why the [ __ ] are you even watching the show then?

Okay. I'm not bitching. I've been telling people for [ __ ] years what needs to be done. For years I've been saying it.

And that's what happens. What you were saying the ideology that's what that person is demoralized.

Exactly my point. They're they've gone too far like nothing's going to happen. I'm going to

listen. If everybody stands the [ __ ] up and puts pressure on [ __ ] the government like they should, like happened in Bulgaria [ __ ] two weeks ago, [ __ ] would change immediately.

Yeah. But let's not talk about it because you're just bitching. Well, then [ __ ] turn the channel then.

Yeah, this is definitely not the message for people like you. Yeah, somebody said threeletter agent hanging out.

Yeah. The [ __ ] out of here, dude. I mean, I I saw this too, you know uh when So, when is this happening? WHEN YOU GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO IT. Holy [ __ ] I don't know how to explain that.

It's an individual. You have to lead in your own communities. Yep. I think that's the biggest misunderst misunderstanding. Biggest misunderstanding.

There's not a magical leader that's going to appear and [ __ ] do this [ __ ] for people.

It has to be on the individuals. It's not even just that, dude. It's what we talk about all the time.

Personal excellence is the ultimate rebellion. Okay? If we have shitty individuals, we're going to have a shitty culture. And we could throw a revolution. We could get new leadership. We could do all this [ __ ] But the day after that, we still got a shitty ass culture. And until individuals recognize that the onus falls on their own [ __ ] individual shoulders to live the standards of the American culture, then we will not fix [ __ ] and nothing will change. Shitty individuals equals shitty culture. Apathetic individuals equals apathetic culture. People who say, "Oh, why are you [ __ ] bitching?" That equals that kind of culture. Okay?

If we have excellence in culture, we have people who are working hard. We have people who are standing up, who are courageous, who are making money, who are working their, you know, living the American [ __ ] dream to the best of their abilities. Other people see it. People cannot be convinced through words. They can only be convinced through what they see. And when they see it, they convince themselves. Okay? If you live next door to a guy and all of a sudden he goes from fat [ __ ] to being ripped and all of a sudden he gets a new truck and then he's moving out of the neighborhood because he's doing well, you're going to say, "Well, what the [ __ ] does Steve doing? What's he doing?"

And he's going to say, "Well, I committed to this and this and this and this and this." And that person's going to say, "Well, [ __ ] Maybe I should do that too."

Doesn't sound too bad. Okay. But the American value that is lacking right now is the understanding that we have an individual responsibility to do this. Okay? And courage is a we we are supposed to be home of the brave. It is literally in our [ __ ] ethos to be courageous. Nobody's going to do that for you, dude. Nobody's gonna make you courageous. Nobody's gonna get you to stand up. Nobody's gonna [ __ ] You have to do it in your own [ __ ] neighborhoods.

[ __ ] It's real, man. Ben Stressman in uh super chat saying, "We're not free and never will be again until this version of our government is changed wholesale."

It's not just the government, bro. It is not that. See, that's the [ __ ] misunderstanding.

Yep. Okay. Is that true? Maybe it's a part of it. It's a part of it. But if we continue to have this culture that is wrapped around ideals that are not true, meaning, you know, oh, you don't have to compete. Oh, you're born special. Oh, this is the greatest land in the world. Oh, freedom means you can do whatever the [ __ ] you want. and and we just accept that instead of the version of freedom that you know our grandparents had which was hey I have an obligation to live to a certain standard because people have [ __ ] died for me to have that opportunity. They those people didn't say oh well you know what uh freedom I can just do whatever the [ __ ] I want.

That's not what they thought. They said oh freedom is a gift. Freedom is something that was earned. It was bled for. It was sacrificed for. And I have to [ __ ] honor it with the way that I live. That is a fundamental difference in the culture between then and now.

You're very right. Uh and earlier Michael on that note said that it took Nick to do this and create attention for them to address this publicly. But like Andy has said, this is everywhere. Has been going on for couple years.

So what if this was going on? What if we had people out on the street figuring this out everywhere and we had people pissed off everywhere? Bro, you're going to sit here and say, "Oh, well, you know, nothing happens." Clearly, something happens because this video went out a day and a half ago and the [ __ ] people were on the [ __ ] ground today arresting people.

Okay. Now, are those arrests to appease us? I believe they are. Yeah. But cuz it ain't the It ain't

But if it was everyone Yeah. Right. they would be forced to take action. If it was 100,000 Nicks out there,

100%, dude. Bro, even a thousand Nicks out there would do something. Yeah, Tim Tim's got to be in jail, bro. Bare minimum. Tim's got to go.

And all you idiots that keep saying, "Ah, nothing will happen." You're the reason nothing's happening.

Just so you know, Kingpin Games just said gays against groomers is a great example. Instead of taking the BS, they fight against it and have gotten child mutilation removed from 27 states.

It doesn't take It doesn't take that much, dude. You guys are far overestimating what it actually takes to make this happen. Yeah,

I think that's the part of the ideology that they're trying to create, that you can't do anything alone.

The guy who keeps typing nonviolence won't work. Kick him the [ __ ] out, dude. Over on Twitter is alive and well also. She says, uh, ohana first says, "All this money laundering, just like the TPUSA, are all part of the same corrupt government system controlled by the elites." Iowa Hawkeye says, "You have to force their hand or they won't do shit." Yeah, that's the way it's worked for a thousand [ __ ] years. And that's the way it's going to work for another thousand years because no one's just going to give up their position of power because a few people don't like it.

Mhm. They have to be [ __ ] scared. They'll think you'll just talk about it. It will just go down. Everything will be okay in a few days again.

Yeah, that's right, man. Yeah. Guys, jump in on this conversation, though. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. Uh with that being said, let's keep cruising. We got more to cover. Uh let's keep uh let's go to headline number two. Listen, dude. I don't like black peel people.

Black pill people don't belong here. You don't belong here. Okay? Those of you that say, "Oh, well, nothing's going to happen ever." You're the reason nothing happens. When people post videos and you think you're being [ __ ] witty and you go in the comments and you say, "Oh, and nothing's going to happen." You're the reason that nothing happens.

Yeah. You're part of the demoralization process. You're demoral. You're playing a You're a pawn in their system. You can't even [ __ ] recognize it.

Be the first ones. Like be so tough though, right? Yeah. Well, so what are you going to do? I don't know. I've dedicated [ __ ] years of my life and millions and millions and millions of dollars to [ __ ] try and guide people the right way. Uh and you know, run a whole bunch of companies and employ people and [ __ ] build [ __ ] cities and communities and schools and all kinds of [ __ ] I'm doing a lot.

Yeah. They're also the same ones like, "Oh, that's not happening here. That happened here. I I'd handle it, [ __ ] It is happening."

Yeah. Oh, it's just like the 2A guys who were like, "Oh, [ __ ] wait till the people that that uh you know don't want to be involved get involved." Well, that that was five [ __ ] years ago when they shut down the entire world over a [ __ ] cold.

It's time. It is time. Or they say, "Oh, they're going to come for my guns. I'm going to lose them in a boating accident." Uh, if they come for them, uh, don't you think it's probably, you know, a good idea to use them?

The [ __ ] do you think they're for? I don't even own boats. Deer and Kevlar vest.

That's right. I don't own boats, bro. I don't like boats. You know that. Yeah, man. Uh, well, guys, let us know down below. And on top of that, uh you you you know there what I'm if one kid can make one [ __ ] video that produces some sort of [ __ ] pressure to the point where Cash Patel and Donald Trump have to arrest it or address it. What do you think would happen if the collective got enraged about it?

They have to act. Why do you think the [ __ ] Epstein went from, "Oh, this is [ __ ] It doesn't even exist." to this and this is to all of a sudden it's getting released.

Mhm. That happened because of public pressure. Yep. Okay. There's not enough public pressure on the current administration to take and fulfill the promises that they [ __ ] promised us.

Yeah. Okay. And they're they're forgoing those promises for money. People aren't going to give up their positions of making money because you don't like it until it's unavoidable.

Because it doesn't affect them. Correct. So they have no reason to. They see it as a [ __ ] that guy on the internet.

[ __ ] those guys. Oh, but [ __ ] There's 80 million of them. That's right. Exactly.

[ __ ] All right. And that's why they [ __ ] work so hard to create the divide between the cultures that are American.

Okay. This is why they tell black people that white is the problem. And they tell white people, "Oh, black guy is the problem." And they [ __ ] create all this [ __ ] They do that so that we can never figure out. Let me ask you this. Why would they spend so much money and so much time and so much energy convincing the Americans that they were enemies of themselves

amongst all all groups? Why would they do that? Why would they spend so why would they spend so much time

for 20 years indoctrinating children that they are powerless because of the skin color that they happen to be. Think about why they do that. If you really think about why they spend all that time propagating all that money, all that subversive [ __ ] that they do, the whole entire reason is because we are far more powerful than we even understand that we are. And they know it. They know it. We're the [ __ ] idiots that don't know it. It's real, bro. It's real, man. Guys, jump down to the comments. Let us know down uh down there what you guys think if you're watching this tomorrow. Um, that being said, let's get to headline number two.

This is uh this is we have to go to uh Nigeria. Um, this is wild. Jake Paul breaks his silence on ex- rival Anthony Joshua's shock car crash in Nigeria just days after the fight. So, we covered the story. Um, we covered the fight, right? Jake Paul knockout. Well, Anthony Joshua just got into a pretty serious car accident um in Nigeria. I'm not sure what he was doing there um to be honest with you. Um, oh, he has Nigerian roots. Oh, don't we all? Um, Jake Paul insists that he's praying for former rival Anthony Joshua after the heavyweight boxers horror car crash on Monday morning. The British star, 36, was injured in a car crash that killed two other passengers in Nigeria before being rescued alive and taken to a local hospital. Paul and Joshua shared the ring just 10 days prior in a blockbuster Netflix bout which saw the influencer turned boxer suffer a knockout defeat in the sixth round. Um this was one of the clips from

from the uh from the accident. This is Anthony Joshua here. Um here's a clip uh from the from the actual car or shortly after the car crash. Let's check this out. It's like pulling out.

Yeah. So apparently they were driving down a road and there was a stationary like box truck on the side of the road. Um, and this is like a diagram basically of what happened. So Anthony Joshua is like the highlighted red person there and it just clipped the side of that box truck. Um, and then the front passenger and the rear passenger, they both were were killed on impact. It's insane crash

on the right side. Yeah. So, the passenger, okay, the driver survived. Driver and Anthony Joshua survived.

Everybody on the You see the red there? Everybody on the right side was done. [ __ ]

Um, so crazy, dude. Um, but yeah, so that happened and then, you know, but but before this, there was another really bad crazy car accident. Um, and uh this is crazy. So, this is a guy, his name's uh Dino on uh on Twitter. Um, Vince Zampella, he was uh the co-creator of Call of Duty. Have you seen that? That that

Yeah, bro. Yeah, I saw that. [ __ ] We had a lot of mutual friends. Well, dude, apparently there's some some sinister stuff that's coming out of this about that whole whole thing. I don't know if you guys have been following this or not, but um yeah, co-creator of Call of Duty. Um he was driving uh he he was driving a 2026 296 GTS Ferrari. Um, and it crashed. Here's a clip. Um, viewer discretion is advised.

[ __ ] Don't Don't show the whole clip. Yeah, I don't want to see that. That's it.

Yeah. Um, I don't want to see the other part. And uh, and this happened, but dude, apparently um, he had just left Activision to join EA and went on to create Titanfall. and then the best Battlefield game in decades which outsold Call of Duty Black Ops and then now he's dead and like like not just like by like we're talking a lot of bit like B the new Battlefield probably one of the best ones that came out way surpassed that and this was a very fair fairly recent transition now they're saying there might be some

some some inner stuff happening there now you're a car guy I mean I don't know I mean I know you've watched the clip what's your take on that dude

well First of all, I'm friends with a lot of people that are friends with him. Yeah. I don't know him personally, but um a lot of

He's a big car guy. Huge car guy. Yeah. Yeah. Um not experienced or I mean very experienced. Yeah.

Uh a lot of time on the track. Very experienced driver. He's driven that road multiple times. From what I, you know, what I can see, he's locked. The brakes are locked coming out of that tunnel. And there's a couple POV videos on the internet where you can kind of see how how hard it is to like come out of that tunnel.

Mhm. And it would be very easy for someone, even if they were familiar with that, to misjudge. You could be you could be, you know, if the car was new, you could be testing the car, see what kind of performance it had.

Sure. Um, there's been many of times, many, many of times where I've come very close to losing control of of those kind of cars. Like I I if you haven't ever driven anything like that, you really don't understand how quickly one of those cars can get away from you. Um, you know, when there's crowds around, people tend to do things that they shouldn't do.

Yeah. And my take is just being honest, he was going too [ __ ] fast. That car is very very fast. It's very fast. It's it's shockingly fast. And I think he break too late and the the road changes elevation. So, it's a left-hand turn that also changes elevation downward, which relieves the ability to actually break the car. Okay. So your cars compress hydrop break exactly like that.

[ __ ] So So the the road surface lowers, the car stays up. It doesn't break the proper way. And that's what it appears happened to me. I I don't believe any [ __ ] conspiracy [ __ ] on this. I've seen too many people wreck ve that are very experienced. Just I mean, dude, you're you're driving the thing that makes cars fun is that you're driving on the edge, bro.

That's what makes cars fun. And people don't want to admit that and they want to say, "Oh, well, you should be driving more responsibly." Yeah. Of course, everybody should be driving a [ __ ] Prius, too. This is being real. That's right.

Okay. There's no need for thousand horsepower [ __ ] cars on the road. You You get them because they're [ __ ] scary and they're fun, and certain people like that. I like that. There's a time and a place and it's never when you have a passenger in the car and uh these kind of things can happen in a [ __ ] split second, dude. And that's what I don't see any kind of I don't this is not conspiracy [ __ ]

You don't see it. This is just him misjudging and making a bad call. And when you make a bad call, when when things are like that, they can turn out like this.

Yeah. Major consequences. Wasn't there I I feel like I don't know. I I don't know who I was. There was something about a concrete barrier there that wouldn't

Yeah, that that that block that he hit is not normally there. Um, but I mean that didn't change him losing, you know, the car was already gone.

He was going 83 miles an hour when he hit that. And if you hit anything that's standing still at 83 miles an hour, you're going to get killed.

Yeah. Yeah. IA Hawkeye on Twitter chat saying, uh, Paul Walker's buddy was a pro diver, too. That's right. And he wrecked.

That's right. It it happens. It can happen for all sorts of reasons, dude. That there could be a little gravel on the road that you don't see. There could be moisture on the road that you don't see.

Happened with me once, dude. It happened with me two weeks ago. I was driving my GT350R and which is not an extremely powerful car and I'm driving up the road and the road was sweating a little bit and [ __ ] before I knew it, I was damn near sideways and I was able to correct it. But I mean,

that's how fast I was. I wasn't [ __ ] around. I wasn't being irresponsible. The tires could be cold. There's all kinds of elements that have to be right for the car to perform

at the right. This is why when you watch F1 or you watch IMSA or you watch any of these races, there's so much [ __ ] that goes into optimal performance of the car. And when you're on a street, which isn't even, you know, like, dude, there could be a bit of gravel on the road you can't even see in the video. There's just too many variables, man. And that's why it's important that, you know, when you do drive, if you're going to drive aggressively, you've got to do it when there's a time and a place. And uh, you know, he made a misjudgment and it cost him big, dude. And it's it's super unfortunate for him and the passenger.

Yeah, bro. Mard in the YouTube chat's agreeing with you. He's saying like it looks like a semi blind corner. It is

getting hit with the glare out of the tunnel and under steer or late break. Yeah. 100%. That's exactly what I'm saying. Yeah.

And and dude, you know, from my friends who all drive that I have a lot of friends in California that are all into cars. They drive that road all the time. They're like, "Dude, people can drive that tunnel a hundred times and then one time wreck it."

Like it's just a very Because another thing about tunnels that people don't know is like when you're in a car that sounds good, people like to get on the throttle in the tunnel because it sounds fun.

Because it sounds good. Yeah. Right. So I'm I'm You know what I think happened was he got a little aggressive in the tunnel. didn't break when he should have break,

was going too [ __ ] fast, made a misjudgment, and it cost him his life, and it it's [ __ ] sucks.

Yeah. I think I think this is, you know, the other piece about this because, you know, and we talk about this, right? But this is also kind of leads back to the problem with like the state that we're in right now being that like guys, not everything's a [ __ ] conspiracy, right? But like it's very it's it's hard because of where we are, right? And the lack of transparency or truth like nobody's trusting [ __ ] thinking about this, dude. I was thinking about this just yesterday,

seeing the way seeing how hard it is to try and know what's true and what's not true right now because of AI. Remember how I said it was a strategic time to release that technology?

I truly believe that that technology was released. And by the way, you can't put it back in the box. It's already out.

No, it's open. But I believe that the timing for that was involved in this revolution that's trying to this demoralization and all this [ __ ]

was so that people can't [ __ ] tell. Yeah. I mean, broke, how how can you tell? I I I sent you guys uh a [ __ ] ad.

Oh, yeah. That you did. That someone made Yeah. that I didn't do. That someone made of me.

Like Like, do you guys have that? Like, can you show that on the screen real quick? because I I would like to show people how [ __ ] good it is.

Especially the voice aspect. Yeah. I mean, I didn't say this [ __ ] It wasn't me. And by the way, if you ever see things like this, um,

report it. Yeah. Report these things because this is the [ __ ] that we're living in now. And when we think about like how hard it is to try and tell what's real and what's fake, watch this video, dude. Turn the volume up. Oh, it's unmuted from the top.

Speaker up. Refresh it. Refresh. [ __ ] Why can't we get the audio to play? Yeah.

Okay. Well, if we were I'll download it for you. What's that? Someone try to download it.

Okay. But the point is, and the point I'm making here is that we are inundated with so much information now. And now we can't ever trust if the information is even real or not. I mean, [ __ ] dude. This is a video of me saying things that I never [ __ ] said.

And you have to second guess yourself, bro. The first time I saw one of those, cuz this has been happening regularly, I was like, "Dude, I didn't say that. That's not something I said." You know, I I I was and it was my voice. Yeah. And like I couldn't [ __ ] tell the difference.

Yeah. Like, dude, it's it's it makes me think that like this technology was popped out at a perfect time for demoralization of society.

Here it is. No, they might have ripped it down because we did report it. Yeah, we got to take it.

Well, anyway, but even the visuals like Yeah. I mean, if you if you look at it close enough, you could tell it's not me.

Yes. But like you have to look, dude. Like you have to look hard. And the voice is [ __ ] perfect.

Yeah. What? Anyway, it's been a lifelong struggle now. Is it AI or not? Yeah. I think too, but it's like like like you know to my point, it's like anytime anything happens, people are always like assuming that there's something deeper there.

Well, yeah, of course they are because they don't know what the truth is, which is the point.

Like that's such a hard place to be at, man. Cuz like you know like some like again like in this situation. Oh dude just lost [ __ ] control of the car.

I actually think that that's going to ruin social media. You think so? I actually think them allowing because I think people are going to become disenfranchised with social media

because of that because they don't know what's true. They don't know who's real. They don't know what's actually

and like dude that's not what social media was ever created to do. It was created to connect with your [ __ ] friends. Okay? Before social media, dude, you you you would meet people and you may never see them again.

Or when you dated people, you never saw them after you broke up. You might see them in a bar or something, you know?

You hope that you never saw them again. Yeah. But but but there was a good chance you didn't.

Yeah. And you were able to move on with your life and move and and let things go. And

that was the way the world was. And social media then connected everybody to where like now all of a sudden you you like, "Oh man, I forgot about that person in kindergarten, right? And yeah, maybe you rekindled some sort of friendship and you know that was cool and that's what social media was. But it's evolved so much to now where we don't know what the [ __ ] is real and what's fake. It makes me think that people are going to become completely disenfranchised with it and it's actually going to ruin their [ __ ] [ __ ]

That's that's so crazy. That's so crazy to I don't think they realize that yet. I don't think they've thought about that yet. I think they believe that people are too [ __ ] dumb, too stupid. But like, dude, we see it like Gen Z is not they're not adopting social media the way that other generations have adopted it. They're choosing to live in re real world.

Well, I think there like it's dopamine burnout, bro, to a point, right? Because they have this [ __ ] down to a science, right? Like what you see on your phone, what what what what you're allowed to see, what's pushed in front of your face, right? Like that's bas like there's science that backs that [ __ ] up.

It's no different than the mainstream media. Yeah. Okay. When everybody started realizing that the mainstream media was not news, propaganda, what happened to them?

Yeah, they stopped watching. Okay. Stop [ __ ] watching. Same thing's gonna happen to social media. It's going to take a few years, but I promise you it's going to happen.

I saw an ad from NBC News yesterday during a YouTube video. It was very emotional, very touching, has lots of visuals, and in the back is saying, "I stopped all news altogether. I don't know what to watch anymore." And they're coming with saying like, "Oh, we tell you the truth."

Of course they say that. We we don't overwhelm you. We are delivering you the truth with calm.

Yeah. NBC News. Yeah. But [snorts] that's not going to work. Yeah. Most trust the trust is already gone.

Yeah, that's right. That's right, dude. Yeah, that's crazy, man. Let's check in with the chat, man. Let's see what they got going on. Guys, let us know down in the comments uh what you think about this, dude. Um

someone named Kangan Fed said, "I drive Angel's Crest all the time. Doesn't matter if you have a 200 horsepower or 2,000 horsepower. That tunnel is blinding midday and it's very easy to misjudge.

Correct. And that is the information that I've been told, too. I've never driven the road, but I've talked to 10 or 12 of my friends and they all said the same. They said it doesn't matter if you're a pro driver. It doesn't matter what car you're in. It doesn't [ __ ] matter. The the tunnel's hard to [ __ ] drive.

Yeah. So, this might be the hardest episode of all time. Hey, there you go. It's all that Viagra.

That's right. That's how we prep for the show. We pop a couple hundos. That's right.

Throw a couple zins in. You know that. You know what I'm saying? Micah is also saying Andy didn't say [ __ ] one time in that video. Easy AI.

Hey. Hey. What's that super chat? What's that super chat there? We got uh Colton.

This is some [ __ ] I've battled with. Social media is so [ __ ] and I want to get rid of it all. I keep it's specifically to see posts from Andy and other dope people I follow. Double-edged sword. Yeah. But see, and and here's here's the point, right? People still want to connect with people.

Mhm. They just don't want the [ __ ] That's right. Okay. And I might have, you know, started building something that's going to fix that.

So, operator standard. Yeah. [clears throat] What was that? Well, there we go. Right there. I love oper operator standard social feed. Once it's more active, it'll be it'll be lit. Way more refreshing than scrolling X. Yeah. It's nice to talk to people who are um which is cool.

Yeah. And who who want to win and who are trying to live the standard that we talk about here.

No vining. Yeah. Yeah, bro. So, yeah, that's real, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

Gabe owners, what's up, Gabe? Yeah, guys, jump down in the comments. Let us know what you guys think. With that being said, let's get to our third and final headline. Headline number three.

[sighs] I gotta get a water. Yeah, it's fine. Hey chat. What's going on, guys? You getting some free?

Hell yeah, man. All right. Well, we got to do a little update. Um because I'm I'm kind of lost. I don't know what to what to do right now. That's not the new, man. It's new.

Yeah, it's Oh, Damn it, Andy. It's new. Candace Owens. Oh, man. Charlie Kirk, Eric Kirk, WWE.

Man, a lot's happened in a week, dude, with that. A lot has happened. A lot. Glad you brought that up.

And uh we would be doing a disservice if we didn't dig into that. I think I think it's important.

Yeah. Um and I I fig I mean, honestly, this is going to be more of a talk time for us, but like

there's a lot, man, and I don't I don't I don't think I think there was a point in time of this situation where I was like, "Okay, for sure." Right? Like I was way more confident in my feelings and beliefs and opinions.

I'm not so sure now. I don't really I really do not understand the whole Well, we had a week off the show. Yeah.

Okay. So, like you kind of got to follow this in real time and a lot's happened in a week and you know, contrary to popular belief,

I don't want to sit there at home and [ __ ] follow all this [ __ ] if I don't have to.

Yeah. No, for sure. Um, you know, but but there's a lot and uh between all of this. Now, one of the bigger, I guess, revelations that just came out, um, [snorts] is that Terrell Fornsworth. Okay. Terrell Forn Fornsworth. He sounds like a Cho, doesn't he?

Terrell. Yeah, I think it's Terrell. Okay. Terrell. How do you We pronounce it. We pronounce We say Terrell.

I I don't know. I don't know if you guys say ter. I've never heard of anybody called Ter.

You never met a Terrell? Have you? Joe, do you know any T? You can't ask a Bosnian. Joe's black. You can't ask him either.

No, I know lots of Terrells. I don't know any Terrell. You don't know Ter? No, I don't think that's a thing, bro.

Yeah. Well, Terrell. Uh, is Terl like Daryl's brother? Yeah, that's right. That's right. Terrell and Daryl. Same. Same.

Okay. Yeah. Oh, man. This this dude Fornsworth who sounds like Okay, we just I'm not even I'm not even white or black.

He's white. This So So Terrell It could be Terrell. It could be Ter. That's what I'm saying.

I don't know any white dudes named Terrell. No, dude. But is anybody a white dude named Terrell?

Yeah. No, I've never seen it. Never met one. Me neither. Especially not Farnsworth.

Yeah. Sounds like some Diddy [ __ ] Um but this is the TPUSA guy. The AV guy. I'm so [ __ ] pissed off at Diddy, bro. Why?

Because he [ __ ] allegedly killed Tupac and Biggie just to promote himself and he [ __ ] sucks.

I mean to I mean Okay. You kill the two best [ __ ] rappers of all time to promote yourself and you [ __ ] suck.

Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know. For those on audio. Yeah. Uh here is just a completely unrelated picture of Erica Kirk.

Yeah. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, man. Um, but Terrell Farnsworth, he's the AV guy that was there who uh pulled out all of the SD cards of the camera that was set up behind Charlie Kirk, right?

Yeah. Um, which was totally normal. Yeah. Completely normal, right? Like, [ __ ] I mean, Keith, how much are these cameras?

Like 10 grand. Just leave the 10 grand there. Take the SD card. Just take the $30 [ __ ] SD card out. Yeah. Right.

I thought someone was going to steal it. The $30 SD card. Yeah. Yeah. And um but that guy and um who who by the way was caught lying about why he took the SD cards so quickly.

Um but he has a cousin. He was told he told everybody the police made him do and the police said no we didn't.

No. We didn't make you do anything. Yeah. I mean it was pretty instant too, right? Like I mean it wasn't

it was just about as instant as uh Charlie Kirk's best friend having the phone open and stuck to his ear in less than one second.

Yeah. It was pretty quick. It almost it almost I mean it almost looked like a play that was rehearsed ahead of time, you know, kind of like in football practice where you run this the play over and over and you know eventually the [ __ ] ball gets snapped in the game and you run it

and when you run it perfectly everybody's happy and there's sparklers in WWE for [ __ ] me.

Oh man. Well, here's the thing. So, this dude has a cousin. His cousin, uh, his cousin's name is Michael.

Think about that. Think about that. Which part? How quick they moved to do those things.

Oh, yeah. The phone call, the [ __ ] SD card. Like, it was like that was an operation.

Go deeper than that, Andy. There was no like what you would assume would be a normal human response. There was dramatic ex uh, you know, situation happening like that. like somebody's [ __ ] neck getting opened up, right? There's going to be a natural human response to that.

Panic, right? Panic. I saw none of that from from a few key people. Yeah. None of it.

They most humans in that situation would freeze. Yeah. It's fight or flight. That they would freeze up.

Yeah. There was none of that. No. No. It looked very It was calm, collected, right? Right. Like that's what it appeared to me. Okay. I've seen some traumatic situations as have you. Yeah. Right. I'm sure you guys listening and watching.

You guys have seen some pretty traumatic. There's a natural human reaction to situations like that.

Okay. Um that there's enough of human history to say there's a baseline here. None of that was on baseline.

I agree. That's all I'm saying. But this guy who took the [ __ ] SD cards down out of the multi,000 cameras. Um, he he has a cousin. His cousin's name is Michael Bert. Um, isn't it weird that Michael Bert, uh, the AV guy's cousin, just so happens to be a high-profile attorney who is on the Tyler Robinson's defense team. I would say that's pretty weird. Isn't that pretty weird? Um, and that Michael Bert's father-in-law uh was the former EVP or COO of Duncan Aviation, um, which is the same exact company that's linked to the suspicious Egyptian registered planes that were flagged around the assassination.

I think just the relationship there of the defense team, I think that by itself is enough to say conflict of interest. Mhm. Okay. With all of that, dude, this seems more like [ __ ] like just intentional sabotage. Like it's all set up. Like there's no And again, I'm not saying that Tyler Robinson deserve I don't if he is.

Well, now we have different [ __ ] opinions. Okay. We got Alex Jones coming out dude.

Let's talk about him saying that she's a CIA or all this [ __ ] My husband's MI6.

Yeah. And you know, he's saying that the planes has been debunked. Tucker Carlson's saying it hasn't been debunked.

I haven't seen it be debunked. Yeah. I you know Yeah. Anyway, keep going. No, I mean that on the Alex Jones piece, right? It's like I'm again, this is DJ's observation. I don't feel like Alex Jones has been the same since the the Sandy Hook lawsuit, the billion dollar lawsuit on him. He is to me and like dude I have massive respect for Alex Jones, right? Like none of us would have known about the gay frogs had it not been for Alex Jones.

There's a whole lot of things he was way ahead of a whole lot of things and he and he has been for years.

Yeah. But something with that lawsuit changed. Something in him changed. Okay. And I'm sure if anybody got sued for a billion [ __ ] dollars, something would change, right?

Well, it would be, you know, you move a little different. Well, you know, you know, we're gonna sue you for a billion dollars. We're gonna take all your [ __ ] unless

But don't take any of your [ __ ] because he's still Well, I'm just saying unless you blah blah blah blah blah.

Okay. Because this is left field. Like I mean, he came out of nowhere and just started attacking Candace for

And by the way, I'm not saying that that's the case. Yeah. Uh but I'm not saying it's not the case either,

right? And it's getting very hard to believe any of these people, dude. You know what I'm saying? Like Candace included. Like look, man, I've been following Candace for a long time.

[snorts] I've not seen her miss, but I did see a video today that showed her. I sent it to

Yeah, you said but but here's my thing on that video. Like I've seen a lot of those clips that they're talking about and so like in that short clip that that a lot of that a lot of those clips, not all, but a lot of them were kind of taken out of context uh not benefiting Candace.

Well, this goes into the this goes into the ability to edit videos creatively. I mean, dude, how many times have we seen people take clips from our show and and then try to like attack us by using something out of context? It literally happens every [ __ ] episode.

Right. Right. So, I mean, I I saw that's how I saw there was a few I'm like, "Okay, yeah, I got that one." But like, that's [ __ ]

That's not even what the [ __ ] she was talking about if you listen to the minute before that or the minute after. Right.

So, I mean, I don't know. But like this this situation with this, right? If if Tyler Robinson is the actual person single-handedly soul shooter, right, fully responsible, there's no possible chance that I could look at this and say that, okay, he's going to get a fair trial, right? Because right, wrong, or indifferent, as Americans, that's something that is laid out in our judicial system is that everybody's entitled to a free and fair trial. There's no possible chance he can get that if one of his attorneys is so is also tied into, you know, I'm like, that doesn't work. That's a conflict of interest.

Are we sure that's I verified that. Yeah, I verified it. Yeah, cuz I I saw that and I was like, I don't know.

No, I verified that. Sounds weird. That's his cousin. And there's also something else that's coming out too about uh specifically in Utah. And I like Utah. Utah is a beautiful place. They have great people.

Um it's one of my favorite places. Yeah, it's great. It's all It's beautiful, dude. I [ __ ] love it. It's beautiful. Um, great roads. I mean, it's beautiful.

Yeah. But I've been seeing a lot of this and I don't I don't know the truth. I'm sure the chat can hop in on this and let us know. There is something called the Mormon Mafia, okay, that I've been seeing a lot about. Um, [snorts] that apparently there because we we all know Utah's a heavily Mormon uh state, a lot of Mormons there. Um and uh that there is like a few families in Utah, Mormon families that kind of like run everything there.

And that the the allegation here is that there is a lot of little, you know, con like conversations that are happening that are, you know, going around with these Mormon mafia families um that are kind of assisting this and that basically this entire trial against Tyler Robinson is is a scam essentially, right? like that's who was chosen to be the bad guy in this situation. Everybody's in on it. Everybody's in on it. Both sides, the the prosecutors and the defense. Like everybody's just playing their [ __ ] part. And I don't know. I I don't know.

But it I just don't like it. I do not I And then Candace, even with all the heat that she's getting, bro, like you can put heat on her. That's fine. But a few of the questions that she has, they're still the same questions that I have that have yet to be explained.

Me, too. So, right, wrong, or indifferent. Call her what you want. Say her boyfriend or her husband's this. I don't.

Her questions are still I don't I don't buy that. I don't buy that. I've met George.

Yeah, George is cool. You know, I I've Oh, now we're going to get it. We're gonna get it from Alex Jones. We said our husband's okay.

George is a good dude. He's a good dude, bro. He was cool. He was respectful. He was cool. I like I like his accent. He's kind of hot. I see why she liked him.

Uh yeah, that's gay. Why are you gay? Yeah. Who says I'm gay? That's super gay.

But moving on. It's okay if you are. No, it's fine. Yeah, I don't I don't really care.

Anyway, what else do we got here? Yeah, I mean, dude, that that's that's the wrap. Like I said, I Where are you at right now on this whole thing?

Oh, man. I'm kind of I think I'm in the same place that you are. Um, these people can bicker back and forth and and call each other names and [ __ ] And you know, remember all these people know each other and they understand how the internet works and they understand how traffic is and they understand drama and um you know that's why a lot of these people call each other out and start these little beefs because it gets people talking and it equates to views

a and traffic. Not to I think a lot of that's what a lot's happening on Candace, bro. She has a lot of eyeballs on her right now. So [ __ ] if I can leverage some of that and I just call her name and say her boyfriend's in my six.

Oh yeah. No, I I I definitely think people are trying to uh you know capitalize on the momentum that she has right now.

100%. Um that doesn't exclude her from capitalizing on the momentum either. Sure. Sure. That's very fair.

Yeah. And I don't I don't think there's anything wrong with capitalizing on momentum unless you're manufacturing momentum around lies in order to capitalize on it. And I still have all the same questions that that we've had. I still don't get a good feeling off of this. I had a number of people reach out to me about uh what I said about the Americ and and she was saying that, you know, um that the young people that were there, they all have their questions, too. And uh you know, I'm I'm open to hear everybody's thoughts, but at the end of the day, dude, I've been pretty good with people over my career. Um I would say one of my gifts for sure is is people. Um it doesn't feel right. And there's too many unanswered questions. There's too many weird things. And like I've said over and over again, if these questions could be answered, why aren't they answered? right?

Why aren't we having a press conference that says, "Hey, man, this is why the guy got on the phone. This is what happened. Uh, you know, this is why the SD card was taken. Like, this is why uh these planes were there. This this this this." Like, this would be a very easy thing to squash if they had nothing to hide.

And that's my problem with it. Yeah. You know, if you if you look, if I were accused of something like this, okay, first of all, I sure as [ __ ] wouldn't be running around acting like a [ __ ] superstar doing book tours and podcast tours with two [ __ ] kids at home that just saw their dad get his [ __ ] head blown off on [ __ ] television

metaphorically. Okay. Um, that's me. Wouldn't be doing it. No, I don't think most people would. And and I I I think also if I were in her position, I would come everybody knows what I would do. I would come right here on this [ __ ] show just like I have when I've gotten [ __ ] articles posted about me or things like that and I've said here, here, and here, and here, and here, these are the [ __ ] facts. And I would squash the [ __ ] And that's what I would do. I think anybody that has nothing to hide, that's how they would handle things. Mhm.

They would very calmly say, "Okay, like remember when u the [ __ ] uh what was that? The New York Post

did that [ __ ] article on 75 hard and they said that which one?" Yeah. Right. Which one? But the one about the water intoxication

kills people, right? Yeah. We came on the show, we put it on the show, we [ __ ] talked about it

and that was it. And people re realized that the person that wrote it was just by the way, we're entering 75 hard season by the way. So that means that we're going to have all the people who hate 75 hard trying to clout chase by talking [ __ ] on it.

Oh yeah. So uh when you see that you would, you know, handle it. Go ahead and handle it. Right.

That's their way of getting attention. That is their way of getting attention. You know, if you're a [ __ ] trainer or you're someone,

you could plug your [ __ ] right into it and people get great results. And there's a reason why it went to uh literally billions of [ __ ] mentions and tags on the internet. It's not because it doesn't [ __ ] work. It's because

it's because it works very well. All right. And so that's neither here nor there. But

the point is is that when things are happening, people do try to leverage it for attention.

And um when I look at this, none of it makes sense, bro. No, it just doesn't. I don't believe her. I I don't buy it. I don't buy the tears. I don't I don't buy it. I don't buy it. And there's all these questionable things like what's going on with the what's his name? Her ex-boyfriend.

Yeah. Who's also like one of the main guys at TP now, a speaker who like they deleted their entire relationship.

Like dude, there's too much weird [ __ ] bro. And I'm sure not all of it's true.

Yeah. But at the end of the day, how come we haven't come out and addressed any of it?

The real issues. Okay. Like, you can't explain. There's no explanation for why Charlie Kirk's alleged one of his best friends in the world who spends all this time

on the road with him. Yeah. Mikey McCoy, chief of staff, literally walks away right after he sees this happen. That's not That's not a real thing.

No, it's not a real thing for someone to just go snatch the SD card immediately and then go on the internet and be like, "They just killed Charlie." Like, you don't know if he's dead. And also like that's your response. Like that's go right to the [ __ ] internet. Like there's all these different things, dude, that just don't make sense. And it doesn't really matter if people get pissed or mad at me for saying so. It It's my personal opinion. I have not had the questions that I have answered. And if they really wanted this to stop, that's what they would do. They would say, "Oh, here's what you would do. You would you you would she would sit down on the [ __ ] podcast of TPUSA, which has millions and millions millions of people that watch it, and she would play Candace's video, and she would say, "That's not true because of this."

Mhm. Here's what happened there. This is what this is. And that's how they would do it. And it would be [ __ ] done. It would be done.

Yeah. But they haven't done that. And they haven't attempted to do that. No. Instead, it's just that crazy stare that she gives where she's like, "Stop, bro." Like,

oh, you know, like, well, not to mention, guys, like I mean, here's my other thing again. Like, would I expect his wife to do that? No.

No, I don't. Like, cool. You don't want to ask. Cool. You're not just his wife, Erica. You're now the CEO of TPUSA.

Not only that, that requires you to answer some questions. Correct. And not only that, the way that she Look, dude, we just learned for the last however many years that mainstream media is completely full of [ __ ]

Okay, but now all this mainstream media on both sides are propping her up. That doesn't raise any red flags for people, you know? Like, have we not learned anything that everything that they promote is not true? You see what I'm saying?

She's on every [ __ ] show. She's on every network. She's saying, you know, and and she's being built up to be this like leader of the movement.

So strong. Yeah. And and dude, if we're being honest, it it feels to me like the movement just got hijacked because he wasn't going to [ __ ] play ball with the people who have traditionally been on his side and they love Charlie Kirk as long as he was pro- Israel. But the minute he started saying, you know what, these people are not they're not I'm not with that. Mhm.

And the minute all of a sudden, bro, boom, he's out. She's in and it's all back on course.

Correct. Yep. And and and if you can't find if you can't question that without getting emotional about it,

then you're you're brainwashed. You're part of the cult. You know what I'm saying? Like you have to be able to step back and say, "Okay, that definitely doesn't make sense and this doesn't make sense either." And I I want to hear some answers, too. And if people really cared about Charlie Kirk the way that I think people do, they would unemotionally detach themselves from the things that don't make sense and ask the questions.

Well, dude, that was his whole platform, right? Yeah, that was his platform. You know what I'm saying? So it's like you're not doing them like a service by not address like there's nothing wrong with asking.

No. And then the other thing she said which was very weird to me is they were doing an interview and she said something like you know would would you do you think if Charlie would do that again if if and she was like well you know the way the movement's going you know I think he would just stay there.

The [ __ ] you talking about? You know what I'm saying? like, "Yeah, let's check in with the chat."

I'm I'm not with it, bro. I don't trust her. I don't trust this. I don't It doesn't smell right. It doesn't feel right. And one thing I've learned over the course of my life is that my instincts are something that I should listen to.

Yeah, that's real, bro. Every time I've not listened to them, I've got my ass kicked, whether that be in business or personal or anything. So

Sarah Elon Twitter says uh Candace is honoring his truth. Whatever it is, Eric is part of it all. CK is a martyr. Yeah.

Yeah. Joshua says they're all lying. I I feel like they are too, man. Brawler asked a question in super chat earlier. He said that why would they do it the way they did it in front of people versus shooting him right out of a car or getting into a car accident?

Well, because they want to send a message. The message is you don't [ __ ] do that. You don't speak against the [ __ ] powers that be.

There you go. You don't go off track from what we want you to say or we'll [ __ ] kill you.

That was meant to scare every other [ __ ] person like me and you and all the other people that are saying things.

Yeah. It's no different than how Daniel Penny was an example. But see, here's the thing. I have real faith.

I'm not afraid to [ __ ] die because I do have real faith. I know that on the other side there's I know what's there. I know it. So, you know, when people have real faith, if you want to know you have real faith, you you got to answer like, do you really fear death? Because if you have real faith, you won't have that fear.

So, it's real, man. Yeah. What? That's [ __ ] weird. Hell, man. Yeah. Uh OC says there and that's why Alex Jones is saying what he's saying. The message has been sent. It's possible,

you know. Very possible, man. Very possible. But guys, jump down in the comments. Let's know on this video what you guys think about this topic. Um, with that being said, we have to get to our final segment of the show.

Okay. Uh, Max says up there, if Erica wasn't involved, she'd be curious as to who really killed her husband. The fact that Candace is fighting to find the truth [ __ ] uh, shows she cares. I agree with that. Yeah,

I agree with that. I I don't think Candace is [ __ ] crazy. I think she sees the same [ __ ] that we're seeing and she's doing the research to find out all the holes. And while some of the things may not pan out, just like any investigation, that doesn't mean she's [ __ ] lying.

No. You know, like if if there's a crime, there's going to be some roads that you go down and it's like, no, that's okay. Cool. Let me back up. And I think if she's guilty of anything, it may be speaking with too much certainty about some of those things

that is being interpreted as, you know, I know this for a [ __ ] fact. On that note, one thing that stood out really was awkward for me was she forgave the killer in one day.

Yeah. But then she has so much angst against Candace for asking questions. Yeah. It's weird.

That is the thing that has been the weirdest thing for me. Yeah. because it's not [ __ ] it's not any of Exactly. It's not normal, bro.

So, yeah, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. With that being said, let's get to our final segment of the show. Um, as always, we have thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] So, we bring a headline in, we talk about it, we vote on it. Gets one of these two options. Um, with it, you know, 2025 winding down, um, coming very close to the end of this year. Um, Marian uh Webster, one of my favorite books.

People are already asking, "Is it a bear?" No, it's not a bear. It's not a bear.

Yeah. [ __ ] Um, you know, but I feel like I've worked on my vocabulary this past year. That's been one of my goals.

Yeah. Um, and um, Marian Webster, they came out with the word of the year for 2025.

What is it? You want to take some guesses? It's probably or farming. It's probably something that totally flies in the face of proper English. Okay. I mean, yeah. Okay. Um, well, the 2025 word of the year is slop. Slop. Okay. Uh,

yeah. See It's actually like it actually like exactly what I said. Yeah. Slop and uh not not the normal English uh uh English word. So slop used to mean soft mud. Um but now it's uh it also means in the definition it's uh digital content of low quality that is produced usually in quantity by means of artificial intelligence.

Slop. That goes right along with what I was saying. Exactly. That goes right along with what I was saying.

You don't miss, dog. People are tired of the slop. Was that used in proper context?

I think that actually was good. Well, I wanted to I'm like, okay, cool. Slop. All right. Uh,

that's actually a good word for it. It's not bad. No, it's not bad. Um, but it made me think like what what's what's the words in the past have been? You know, I don't know if I said that right. That sounded a little weird. What's the words?

Sure. Um, 2024 it was polarization. 2023 authentic. 2022 was gaslighting. Well, everything's gaslighting.

I'm gas lit right now because you said that. I'm gas lit off those hund those hund those hund bombs. Those big V's I took, you know, to get hard for the show, you know.

Uh, in 2020, uh, 2021 was vaccine. That was the word of the year. Look at 2019, though. They

there's no chance, bro. Look at that. It's crazy. That's like That's the like the demoralization chronological order.

No [ __ ] And now is as a person who has learned English as a second language, this is the most deranged thing I can ever think of.

Well, look, go back to it. Check it out, dude. Ism All the isms, all thems, all the isms,

you know, all the isms, racism, sexism, feminism, autism, optimism, it's all about creating identities.

It's all about creating identities. I'm surprised isn't up there. Yeah. Then we move up there to polarization.

Yeah. You know, it kind of makes sense, bro. You know, they and them, right? They them.

Justice during all the uh Oh, yeah. [ __ ] You know, you're so right. Every single one of them is geared towards polarizing people.

Each single one of them. Yeah. It's about creating identity politics. Identity politics is [ __ ] It's a [ __ ] thing. Okay. The idea of America is that we are Americans culturally. Doesn't matter what where you come from. It doesn't matter. It's a culture that you buy into and agree to be a part of. And that's the beauty of of of America.

And they understand that's where our power is. and they do everything they can to [ __ ] remove that power so that they can stay on the gravy train at our expense. The whole show's kind of come full circle here. Okay. Um, full circle jerk.

Full circle jerk. You know what I'm saying? Right. A lot of slop. Yeah. With all this slop.

But I mean, real talk, dude. You know, we're talking about the intentional demoralization of the American culture for the reason of continuing the financial benefit and windfall of people who feel that it is their right not to serve us, but it is their right to rule over us. Okay? And uh like I've said a million times, you know, those people are never going to voluntarily give up that position. It's going to take pressure. It's going to take public outrage and it's going to have to be immense.

And when that happens, you know, things will change. There will be action taken. But when people get in the comments and say nothing's going to happen, well, you know, that t that maybe the next guy says, "You're right. Nothing's going to happen." And then that spreads. And when in reality, the message needs to be no, something's going to happen or else.

And that needs to be the message from the American people. It really does. And you can't be afraid of [ __ ] standing up and saying it. It's not illegal to talk about revolution. It's actually in our [ __ ] founding documents.

On that note, I would like to highlight this one thing. While we were recording the show, Michael in super chat said, "Look at Nick Shirley's tweet from an hour ago." Yeah, Nick is the same guy who's making the video. So, he just tweeted about 52 minutes ago saying the Tim Walls and his forers have taken down the childare licensing page. M

the child care licensing page on the government website is no more because of what he did.

Yeah. So goes back to your point about one person multiple people doing the minute that people wake up to the fact that we're all in the same boat and we need to stop drilling [ __ ] holes in it uh on our own and realize that we're in a battle against another boat and they want to take our [ __ ] boat and take all of our [ __ ] in it is when people will collectively realize that we're all on the same team and that's when things will change. But this this and I think it's happening. I mean, there look, dude, the first thing that starts to happen when culture heals is humor starts to return.

Okay? Like, no longer are people afraid to joke with each other of different, you know, backgrounds and ethnicities, you know? That shit's funny as [ __ ] And that's part of the reason they made it not cool to like laugh at [ __ ] because that's how people relate and that's how they bond. How the [ __ ] are you, as a white dude, are you going to be friends with a black dude or vice versa and not [ __ ] make fun of him, bro? Right. So, we're going to make fun of all my other friends, but I'm not going to tell you jokes because, you know, you might get your feelings offended. Yeah. Like that.

When we think about that, you know, that was the first thing to go. Oh, that offends me. Oh, can't say that because of this.

You know, they won't let me say that. The minute people started saying, "They won't let me say that." They [ __ ] won.

Who the [ __ ] won't let you? Yeah. It wasn't even about offending the person in front of you. Is that offending some person you never even [ __ ] met or

Yeah. Yeah. Had nothing to do with like I'm offended if we don't. I'm offended for some but other people, you know.

That's right. [ __ ] off. And then and then you go into like what they did during co where they made it illegal to go to like bars.

They shut them down, bro. Okay. And and the reason of that is the same. It's been around for 250 [ __ ] years, bro. The seeds of revolution are sewn in taverns. Okay. The seeds of revolution are sewn in taverns. That's where men get together and people get together and they say, "Hey, this is [ __ ] up.

I don't like this." Okay. They couldn't let that happen during COVID because what would have happened is everybody would have got in there and be like, "This is [ __ ] bullshit."

Mhm. So what they do, they ruined [ __ ] 40% of the [ __ ] small business restaurants in the whole country. Restaurants that have been open for [ __ ] a hundred years, failed. Businesses that open for a hundred years that families poured their entire livelihoods in, generation after generation after generation, gone. Okay? They couldn't allow people to talk. They can't allow you to joke. They can't allow you to bond. They can't allow you to like have a normal relationship with someone that looks different than you because then their identity politics completely falls apart. And so we're seeing all this humor and we're seeing these things come back where people are laughing about things again. And that's the first sign to culture uniting. So I actually think that there's a lot of positive happening here that people may not realize is actually happening.

And uh you know when we can all get along and we realize that it's us versus them, that's when things are going to change.

Yeah. 100%, man. Let's check in the chat one more time before we get up out of here, guys. We appreciate you hanging out with us. This uh

Yeah, church is closed, too. Correct. Churches were closed. That's right. No hope.

That's right. No hope, man. So, Micah says, "When we stop arguing about the arranged narratives and start focusing on coming together to regain our liberties, then and only then will our country have hope again."

Correct. Correct. Wrong bar, Steve. Yeah. I don't know what bars you've been going to, homie.

Different bar, bro. Hey. Yeah, I love it, man. Well, guys, Andy, that's all I got, dude.

All right, guys. Well, hey, it was good to see you again. Uh, we'll be back this week.

Yeah, witness day. When When are we doing When are we doing that? We doing We doing a New Year's Day.

Is that Is that Wednesday? It's Thursday. New Year's Day. Yeah, I believe we will be on New Year's Day. I think that's a uh that'd be appropriate.

Start the year off right with some so normal normal schedule this week. That's right.

All right. All right. All right, guys. Appreciate you guys. Uh and we will see you next time.

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Who speaks in "EXPOSED: Fake Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal - Ep 983 CTI LIVE"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ Cruz (Host), Nick Shirley (Guest).

What is "EXPOSED: Fake Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal - Ep 983 CTI LIVE" about?

The discussion centers around a recent scandal involving fraudulent daycare operations in the Somali community, highlighting humorous commentary on the situation while addressing the rapid establishment of multiple daycare centers. The hosts engage in light-hearted banter as they explore the implications of the controversy, emphasizing the surprising ease with which such businesses were set up…

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The episode runs 1 h 50 min; the transcript is about 21,899 words in 524 timestamped sections.

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