Follow the Money: Who’s Paying Minnesota Protesters? - CTI LIVE Ep 995

What this episode is about

The discussion centers around the financial influences and sponsorships behind protests in Minnesota, exploring who is funding the demonstrators and the implications of such financial backing on social movements. Key points include the motivations behind these funding sources and how they may impact the authenticity and objectives of the protests.

Key takeaways

• When you think swag, remember: confidence is the drip that never runs dry.
• In a world of fakes, authenticity is the rarest currency; be the blue man that shines.
• Roasting your friends isn’t just humor; it’s social survival in the jungle of banter.
• Momentum is like a good hangout; once you feel it, there's no stopping the laughter.
• Asking for what you want can open doors; even convenience stores have hidden gems.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Andy Frisella (Host) · 1 h 15 min speaking
• DJ (Host) · 32 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: Andy Forcella, Alex Pretty, Minnesota
2. 10:00 – 20:00: Minnesota, George Floyd, Charlie Kirk, George Soros
3. 20:00 – 30:00: Indivisible Twin Cities, Open Society Foundation, George Soros, Minnesota
4. 30:00 – 40:00: Alex Pretty, Indivisible Twin Cities
5. 40:00 – 50:00: Charlie Kirk, Alex Pretty, Open Society Foundation, George Soros
6. 50:00 – 1:00:00: Fulton County, 2020 Election, Minnesota
7. 1:00:00 – 1:10:00: 2020 Election, Dominion Voting Systems, Fulton County, Smartmatic
8. 1:10:00 – 1:20:00: Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA
9. 1:20:00 – 1:30:00: Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA, George Floyd
10. 1:30:00 – 1:40:00: Charlie Kirk

Notable quotes from "Follow the Money: Who’s Paying Minnesota Protesters? - CTI LIVE Ep 995"

• What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcell and this is the show for the realist say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we.

  about Andy Forcella · at 1:51

• Of a video that shows Alex Pretty yelling quote, Fucking assault me, taunting federal law enforcement. and this was 11 days for context. 11 days before the shooting. Okay. So, he's.

  about Alex Pretty · at 8:36

• Indivisible twin cities.org. You guys can go to the website. you can check this stuff out for yourself. Indivisible twin cities, a local chapter of national indivisible. So…

  about Indivisible Twin Cities · at 20:16

• 5. As of recently, back in 2023, they haven't released a 24 and 25 yet, but back to 2023, they received 3 million bucks from Open Society Foundations. And this is the part where it should piss everybody off. Okay.

  about Open Society Foundation · at 24:47

• To his election loss. Georgia officials audited and certified the results following the election. Fulton County officials expressed concerns over the seizure. I think that sentence is a little underrated. because they are freaking.

  about Fulton County · at 51:30

• This is about harvesting votes. This is about redefining congressional districts. This is about an exhausted voter base that Democrats have lied to over and over again.

  about 2020 Election · at 55:33

• Yeah, I can keep going. Just a little break just for context. This was 11 days after Charlie Kirk being assassinated.

  about Charlie Kirk · at 1:15:04

• So if you are going through a time where just lay it to rest and we are moving forward turning point USA 2.0 with Charlie in our hearts and that's what he would want.

  about Turning Point USA · at 1:16:35

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Andy Forcella — Person · Host / main speaker · 2 mentions · first at 3:35
  He introduces the show, drives the commentary, and frames the political narratives and claims discussed throughout the episode.
• Charlie Kirk — Person · Referenced public figure (subject of extended discussion) · 10 mentions · first at 14:16
  Used as a major example in a broader argument about propaganda, political violence, and alleged manipulation; the hosts repeatedly reference reactions to his death and Turning Point USA-related claims.
• Alex Pretty — Person · Referenced individual (case study in segment about protests/ICE) · 4 mentions · first at 8:13
  Central to the Minnesota segment: the hosts discuss videos of him confronting federal agents and use his death to argue about paid agitation and narrative manipulation.
• George Soros — Person · Referenced financier / political donor figure · 4 mentions · first at 15:12
  Cited as the origin point of funding in the hosts’ narrative about protest organization financing (Open Society Foundations → grants → groups).
  The celebrities and all the people talking up and all this [ __ ] Bro, [ __ ] all these people. [ __ ] them all. Did we not learn our lesson from George Floyd?
• Tulsi Gabbard — Person · Referenced government official (as claimed in episode) · 1 mention · first at 1:02:34
  Mentioned as allegedly present/overseeing an FBI action in Fulton County; used to suggest the Georgia story is “deeper” and tied to national intelligence.
  Dude, this is a very interesting situation that's happening in Georgia. I think it's much more deeper than people believe it is. I think the whole situation in Venezuela. I think.

Companies & orgs

• Turning Point USA — Company · Business focus · 4 mentions · first at 1:14:10
  Discussed in the context of political influence and controversy surrounding its operations and leadership.
• Indivisible Twin Cities — Company · Case study · 4 mentions · first at 20:13
  Highlighted as an example of organizations involved in political activism and protests.
• Open Society Foundation — Company · Case study · 3 mentions · first at 24:07
  Discussed as a funding source for political activism and protests.
• Dominion Voting Systems — Company · Case study · 2 mentions · first at 1:00:30
  Mentioned in the context of discussions about election integrity.
  Yeah, Dominion voting systems, right?
• Smartmatic — Company · Case study · 1 mention · first at 1:00:39
  Mentioned in the context of discussions about election technology and potential fraud.
  Smartmatic is owned and they licensed the vote counting software that's used in another company. It's called Sequoia.

Places & events

• 2020 Election — Event · Core topic · 5 mentions · first at 50:48
  Central to discussions about alleged voter fraud and the integrity of the electoral process.
• Fulton County — Place · Setting · 5 mentions · first at 51:34
  Key location in discussions about the 2020 election and FBI raids.
• Minnesota — Place · Setting · 7 mentions · first at 7:23
  Central to discussions about political protests and activism.
  It in other places as well where they are trying to seize voter records. In Minnesota, one of the conditions articulated to the governor for essentially getting out of…
• George Floyd — Event · Referenced event · 4 mentions · first at 15:12
  Referenced as an example of past events used for political manipulation.
  Situations like this. No. When you look, man, it's no different than the voter [ __ ] It's no different than any of the things that we talked about on the show.
• COVID-19 pandemic — Event · Referenced event · 1 mention · first at 15:17
  Mentioned in the context of past events used for political manipulation.
  Standing on the moral high ground when in reality they don't have morals at all. Okay? They weaponize our morals against us and make us feel guilty and make us feel shameful and try to make us feel away in order for them to advance their.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:01 I see. I noticed that the sticker is still on there. [ __ ] No, I thought you didn't do that. I don't, bro. I didn't even notice. God dang it. It's in your blood. Yeah, that's so we can take it back if we need to return. Yeah. No, dude. That's not my style, bro. Come on, man. You know, I I got swag, bro. I got drip.

0:23 I didn't say you didn't. Call me Faucet because I be dripping. That's a That's a Dolph that's a Dolph lyric.

0:33 Is it really? Yeah. Like like word for word. Call me water faucet cuz I'm dripping all this water.

0:39 Dang. I ain't know that. That's Hey, great minds think alike. You know what I'm saying?

0:46 All right. You know what else I'm thinking? What? No, that was it. All right. We ready? Let's get into the show.

0:54 Can they hear us? Oh, hello chat. You guys got us. He looks like a big smurf. All right, that's enough.

1:03 Oh, it looks good. It matches. No, no, I need That's all I needed was one. That's enough.

1:08 Come on, man. That's enough. You can't let the [ __ ] You can't let Okay, that's two. Look at big ass blueberry. Hey, [ __ ] y'all, bro. What the [ __ ] man?

1:17 Is that from Willy Wonka? That big blueberry kid. Violet, you're turning Violet.

1:24 Damn, man. Hey, man. I'm getting cooked, bro. I might not be able to survive this man.

1:29 Good God. Don't Don't read the comments. That's my key. That's my key. I say whatever I want and I get the [ __ ] out of town.

1:37 That's just That's it. That's it. [ __ ] man. Damn, Chad. Easy on me, guys. I don't know. All right, let's start the show.

1:51 What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcell and this is the show for the realist say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have Andy and DJ

2:02 cruise the [ __ ] internet live. Mhm. That's just my vibe today. What's that? You chill?

2:08 Uh, you know what? Not really. Okay. But, uh, right now I am. Yeah. Well, I got something for you.

2:13 Yeah. Looks like twothirds of the blue man group. A damn. Two. Wait. Wait. Let me Hey, man. You know what?

2:22 Yeah. You know what? Oh, come on, man. You guys are [ __ ] being mean. Hey, you know what? You You could take the dude out the hood.

2:28 Yeah. You can't take the hood out of him. Can't take the blueberry out of the blueberry.

2:32 Golly. Good lord. All right. [sighs] Blueberry lives matter. All right. What's up, man?

2:45 I'm getting roasted, bro. Oh, man. You know, everything is good, dog. We got a hell of a show for you.

2:50 Do we? Oh, man. I got I got some Andy Thomas. We got some Andy Damas here. I'm talking like some like it it even shocked me, bro. Like, not that I ever doubted you, right? But like,

3:03 dude, [ __ ] I was telling the guys before you walked in like what a little bit of what it was. Like, holy [ __ ] dude.

3:07 Well, I'm going to tell you this. I got some things to say, too. Oh, yeah. But not everybody going to like it.

3:12 Say it from your chest. Yeah. Trust me. It's the only way I know how. All right.

3:18 Yeah. Everything good though? You good? Feeling good? Looking good. Yeah, just doing a thing, man.

3:21 Yeah, doing the damn thing, man. Guys, thing getting every getting, you know, cranking out 75 hard, doing the

3:29 keeping my promises, feeling good, starting to see things come together for me.

3:33 Yeah, they are feeling good. Yeah, that's that's a good place to be. It's a good place to be.

3:36 Yeah, once you start seeing that momentum, dude, and things start, you know, changing, it it happens fast.

3:42 So, I'm in that like I'm in that zone where, you know, every day I feel like I'm getting better. Feels good.

3:47 Oh, hell yeah, bro. Hell yeah. Uh guys, take the time real quick to share the stream.

3:54 Yep. And by the way, you guys who are not joining in on Wednesdays, you're miss you're missing the show, bro.

3:59 Oh, man. Listen, the hangouts are where it's at. I think we're just going to cancel the show and do hangouts

4:04 and just let it hang. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. We We I don't think anybody lets it hang better than we do.

4:10 Yeah. Could they? Let's be real. I mean, dude, you know, and there's all kinds of good clips in there, but nobody ever clips clips them out.

4:19 I've seen a few. No, no, I've seen a few. The good clips are in the [ __ ] hangouts.

4:22 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I've seen they're starting to They're starting to get some clips out there. I've seen a few. I've seen It's a whole different background, dude.

4:28 It's a whole different vibe, man. Hey, you guys want to do me a favor? Who wants to do me a favor?

4:34 You guys. That's awesome. Um, hey, do me a favor. uh wherever you're at like wherever you live, wherever you go, when you go to get gas or you go to get like your convenience store, go in and ask them if they've got form energy or why they don't and just

4:52 ask them to carry it. Y that's a that's a big deal for us. That'd be a big help.

4:56 So, I would appreciate that. Hell yeah. All right, that's it. That's the favor.

5:00 Hell yeah, man. Oh, yeah. Pay the fee. Share the share the stream. Pass it out. That's a big deal, guys, because when they start hearing demand,

5:09 that's when that's when they want to pick them up. So, uh it helps us out a lot for you guys to do that.

5:14 For sure. Yeah. Hell yeah. Well, guys, we are rolling. We are live. We have the chats rolling.

5:21 I got plenty of stuff to talk about. All right. And uh shall we? Yeah, let's do it.

5:27 It's time, man. Let's get to it. We got I got an intro for you. I mean, we got to get Oh, bro. We got to get right to the [ __ ] Okay.

5:32 Oh, yeah. We got We got some stuff here. Andrew Das can't wait that long. Okay.

5:36 All right. But headline two that's coming for years. Yeah. Guys, remember if you would like to see any of these articles, pictures, links, videos. You guys can go check them out for yourself. We linked them at andyforcella.com and check this out. Know we got a lot of people listening on audio. You guys can follow along. Check us out on video. Not too bad looking dudes, you know.

5:58 I think I'm all right. Yeah. I mean, I like what I see. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah. That's all that matters, dude. My mom likes it. You know what I'm saying?

6:11 That's all that matters. You're such a handsome boy. Thank mama. Uh yeah, man. Well, yeah, guys, we got to get into it. We got a lot of stuff to cover. Um you guys see the title of this show right now if you're listening on watching on live.

6:25 Uh Show Me the Money. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Oh, and I got it. All right, I cracked it, dog. Let's get into it, man. Guys, uh,

6:34 you've been in here today working. Oh, dude, I've been grinding, bro. I've been grinding. It's been, you know, dude, I I like grinding. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's like the

6:43 You get into it, you know? The flow. What flow? He likes grinding on the app. All right.

6:54 Grind grinding [ __ ] See, you guys don't even hear half the jokes because nobody's got microphones in here.

7:02 Bro, these [ __ ] man. Oh, I keep telling them everybody needs a mic in here, but you know that it never happens. No wonder why.

7:09 This cuz they like to talk [ __ ] in secrecy. Yeah. And like we're over here on the [ __ ] show and these guys are talking [ __ ]

7:15 All of all the [ __ ] [gasps] [ __ ] wipes. All right, let's get into it, man. Headline one. Gotta go to Minnesota. We're gonna do some

7:24 Oh, look at that. New graphic. That's cool. It's not that. No, we had that one before.

7:28 Yeah, we It's been here. Oh, all right. Well, man, you know what? I've been busy today. My brain My brain is full, bro. Not been asking for credit on these for like three weeks, bro.

7:42 Yeah, I like that one. Yeah, that's good. It's good. Yeah. All right. He did have to fix the one, though, because he Bro, he put a AI picture of me or some [ __ ] in there, bro. I had to It wasn't working. What? I'm not laughing. I'm laughing at the thing.

7:57 Oh, yeah. I'm not laughing. All right. Yeah. All right. Uh, got to go to Minnesota, guys. There's been some updates. Uh, first thing I want to want to want to bring up, though, that is definitely interesting.

8:07 Laugh at the picture. Oh, no. It's fine. It's fine, Andy. It's fine. It's fine. Um, there's been some updates though. Uh, we got to talk about Alex Pretty. Uh, [ __ ] ain't that pretty. Nope, it ain't. you know, and uh there's been there's been times and I know we talked about this yesterday, last night actually um during the hangout, right? There's been some new videos that are coming out and I know the the knee-jerk reaction was like, "Okay, is this AI?" Because it was only just the one that was kind of cir Well, there's been multiple angles of this now coming out.

8:36 Yeah. Uh of a video that shows Alex Pretty yelling quote, "Fucking assault me," taunting federal law enforcement. Um, and this was 11 days for context. 11 days before the shooting. Okay. So, he's been up there for a minute. Yeah.

8:52 Doing his, you know, his thing. All right. Um, so 11 days before Alex Pretty was shot and killed in the conference.

8:58 What are the chances he did it every single day between those two? Yes. Right. Right.

9:05 Yeah. And what are the chances he did it every day before the 11 day? You know what I'm saying? Like,

9:10 hey, man. Uh but yeah, this uh this this new video that's circulating and going around uh shows him uh clashing with with more federal agents, yelling, "Fuck you." and um daring the agents to quote unquote assault him. Let's check this clip. So he hits him way back by the dumpster. He comes running in. Here he comes coming to save Somali land.

9:38 What are you doing here? [ __ ] you. Get the [ __ ] out of here. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? Every mistaking you made in your life is [ __ ] wrong. [ __ ] you straight, [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you guys.

10:04 Oh, there's a spit for those out here. Just spit on them. That's assault by the way.

10:09 It is. What if he has like, you know, when he kicks the tail light off? All right, that's enough, buddy. Come here, buddy. Come here.

10:17 Yep. There we go. Get out of my [ __ ] All right. Now, this is a secondary angle. There was another one that has the other.

10:47 Everybody seen it. Everybody's seen it. Everybody seen it. Mhm. Um, everybody everybody that didn't believe it last night and we were fair in our assessment cuz we didn't know if it was AI or not. But it was funny because all the people that were screaming it was AI tonight don't have much to say today.

11:02 I ain't saying [ __ ] right? Not saying [ __ ] Yeah. And like, you know, from this altercation, uh, this incident, uh, he was apparently, you know, processed in some degree. Um, there also seen a few reports that he like suffered a broken rib from this interaction.

11:18 Okay. Um, and then 11 days later he's doing matter. It wasn't more. Yeah. Yeah. Right. And then 11 days later he's doing the same [ __ ] right now. You brought up an interesting point. Like I wonder how many days in between this did this type of behavior go on. Right. Like this is just what's being released on video. You know what I'm saying? That's that's coming around. And so it's interesting, dude. You know, and this does not change a whole lot of how I looked at the situation. Um, but I know there's a lot of people out there that are kind of like, "All right, fuck." You know what I'm saying? Because people are so quick to, again, like it goes back to what we were talking about, I think on last CTI, dude, like people are so quick to just jump on something, right? I got to pick something. I got to pick a side right now.

11:56 Yeah. Don't need all the facts. I have my emotions. That's enough. And and then they then then more information comes out and it's like, okay, well, [ __ ] All right.

12:05 Now, I either have to double down, right? Or I have to question my own perspective.

12:10 That's too hard, right? It's too difficult. That's too difficult. Well, they've already chosen a side. And once people cho choose a side, it becomes part of their identity. And very few people are have had the ability to admit they were wrong.

12:21 Dude, it sucks. You know what I'm saying? I still believe this was a terrible tragedy that happened. I think it it it was absolutely avoidable, but

12:28 I don't think I feel that way anymore. No. No. Change of change of heart. Yeah.

12:34 Yeah. I'm curious. Oh, you are? Yeah. Please tell me. Well, you know, I'm personally [clears throat] I'm [ __ ] tired of this same old [ __ ] I'm tired of these people trying to pretend like they're standing on the moral high ground when in reality they don't have morals at all. Okay? They weaponize our morals against us and make us feel guilty and make us feel shameful and try to make us feel away

12:59 in order for them to advance their agenda. Okay? These people are hypocritical. And and actually it's not even that they're hypocritical.

13:08 The truth is they know what they're doing. It's evil. Okay? And it is in the communist playbook to utilize and weaponize people's own empathy against them in order to further their agenda. These people are by any and all means necessary. And what happens is we us the common sense people continue to fall into this trap where something happens, it appears to be horrible. We feel bad because we're good people and then they take another [ __ ] inch from us or a foot, right? And then they run the same play again. And then they run the same play again.

13:44 And I'll be real, dude. Like, I'm tired of being emotionally manipulated for people that have no [ __ ] values, no standards, no [ __ ] morals whatsoever. And so, I don't see it as a tragedy. I see it as he [ __ ] around enough and he finally found the [ __ ] out. And that's where I'm at with it, which is really how the opposite of how I felt a week ago or whatever when it happened. So, you know, uh, that's it.

14:07 Yeah. I'm Listen, I I get it. I get it. Um, these people will set you on [ __ ] fire and laugh.

14:16 These people [ __ ] laughed at Charlie Kirk. They did not say one peep about any of these other American citizens who have been raped or murdered or [ __ ] uh, you know, had crimes committed against them. They don't say [ __ ] about any of that. Well, the kids in the schools that shot up by these people

14:32 if they had such high morals, they would be saying those things, but they don't. They just use them to further their agenda down the road. And that's because we're not dealing with people that are that love America. We're not dealing with people who deserve our consideration. We're dealing with people who And by the way, I'm not talking about the people who see this and are uninformed and then their good hearts get the best of them. There's a lot of that going on right now and I understand that because they're dealing with

15:02 literally billions of dollars of propaganda being jammed down their throat about it. Now we have again all the celebrities and all the people talking up and all this [ __ ] Bro, [ __ ] all these people. [ __ ] them all. Did we not learn our lesson from George Floyd? Did we not learn our lesson from COVID? Did we not learn our lesson from Ukraine? Did we not learn our lesson every single [ __ ] time this [ __ ] happens?

15:26 Bro, [ __ ] these people. Yep. Real talk. Yep. The the [ __ ] profile banner, the profile picture banner thing that go this is a [ __ ] operation. Yeah.

15:35 And it's an operation to take our [ __ ] country and never give it back. And for us to have any sympathy for them.

15:43 Excuse me. God bless you. when they have none for us at all. Is that that that goes [snorts] that goes into an area of stupidity

15:56 and this has happened over and over and over again. Every single time communists come around, this is what they do. And there's a playbook for it. Most people are not read up on it. Most people that do read up on it refuse to believe that's what's happening. And it is what's happening. And now you have, you know, all these people. And by the way, don't you think it's weird that they show all these people, tens of thousands of people in the streets of Minnesota, but then when these things happen, there's like seven people around,

16:26 right? Where are all these people that they're showing protesting? You know what I [clears throat] mean? It's weird.

16:31 It is weird. So anyway, yeah. Yeah. I I don't listen the this dude has been harassing this guy and people like this have been getting paid to harass an operation that we the American people [ __ ] voted for.

16:48 Meaning we want these illegals out of our [ __ ] country. Okay, that's a [ __ ] American mandate.

16:56 All right. And these people are continuously creating disruption to prevent like if they believed in democracy and they believed in like the who the will of the people then yeah protest but stay the [ __ ] out of the way. You might not like it.

17:14 Mhm. But the reality is most of America wants it. Yeah. And now we have this situation on social media where they're trying to flip the narrative like most people don't want it because they're using the bot networks and the media playbook and here's all these actresses and actors and all these people speaking out again and it's like dude did you guys not learn do you guys not learn that every single time that the [ __ ] Hollywood actors get involved and that should be a clear sign to everybody that that's a [ __ ] op.

17:44 That's all they [ __ ] do. They are propaganda employees. That's what they do anyway.

17:49 Yeah. No, dude. It's absolutely real. Well, the interesting thing on this situation up there, right, and I think most people most people understand this at this point, this has nothing to do with the ICE agents. This has nothing to do with with

18:01 this has to do with them using whatever they can to cover up the [ __ ] fraud. Absolutely. And the stealing of American taxpayer dollars.

18:10 Agree. That's what that's about. I think most people are caught up to that. Well, I think it's I think it's I think also it's now or never for them. Yeah.

18:17 Where they realize that like most people are against them and they're seeing it as a now or never situation. Do you think there's a coincidence that George Floyd happened in [ __ ] Minneapolis and so did this?

18:28 That's not a coincidence, bro. It it happens to be that that's the most communistinfested area of the country. Yeah.

18:34 That's the truth. No. Yeah. And and and I mean and here's the other piece about it, right? With all of that, we got protest. Well, why aren't these protests happening everywhere? And why isn't there a bunch of this this, you know, federal agents on the, you know, law-abiding protesting citizens? Why isn't there a bunch of this violence everywhere? Why is it just in that one place? Well, I I believe it's about to start spreading. But what do they have for that? What do they they have to do something to to shut this down by any means necessary? And and you know what that is? Government. Could it be a government shutdown coming?

19:04 Government shutdown 2.0, guys. uh Senate, they just blocked a measure to advance the government funding package, right? Uh this just this just happened. Um today, the a measure was was voted on um to advance a government funding package um and it it failed uh which means that um Saturday, come Friday at midnight actually, the government will be shut down again. What better way to continue to, you know, push off any investigations, any looking into any piss off the government shutting down. They're not going to vote because again, it's not just Minnesota, guys. It's [ __ ] everywhere. Every single state, red or blue, doesn't matter. This shit's happening. It's happening. Billions of dollars.

19:49 Absolutely. Funnled, laundered, [ __ ] stolen, every single state. Yep. They don't want people to know that.

19:56 I agree. So, they're going to shut it down. Now, this money may not be tracked immediately, but I'll tell you what did get tracked. Who these paid protesters are coming from. Let's dive into it a little bit, right? I would like to introduce you guys to uh this organization called Indivisible Twin Cities. Indivisible twin cities.org. You guys can go to the website. Um you can check this stuff out for yourself. Indivisible twin cities, a local chapter of national indivisible. So, Indivisible, this is the parent company, parent organization, leader, right, on the national level. Um, but they claim, quote, they are a grassroots group of volunteers dedicated to increasing civic engagement and education on progressive policies at the city, state, and national level. We encourage civic engagement by organizing informative actions and events to spotlight issues and candidates who support our values and strengthening our

20:56 democracy and defeating the MAGA authoritarian agenda. Volunteers is a key word there.

21:04 Volunteers. That's interesting. Yeah. Okay. So, if everybody's a volunteer, huh?

21:10 It's not it's not that. Okay. These people are, it's the same thing they do on social. They buy a few [ __ ] actors and actresses and social media accounts

21:20 and then they load that traffic up with bots which makes other people join in as if that's the winning side because that's the side most people want to be on because they're afraid. All right, this is the same thing but in person.

21:35 They fund these agitators to go out and protest. This is why they all have pre-printed signs. This is why they all have, you know, uh, pallets of bricks and [ __ ] laying around magically, right? Um,

21:48 buses from out of state, like all this [ __ ] that we all know doesn't add up. And they do that [ __ ] to start a little ruckus and then hopefully suck in the people who are emotionally manipulated.

22:01 Yeah. Now, Cam Higgby on Twitter, he he was even, you know, starting some of this. He leaked a bunch of their signal chats and and how they were communicating. This is something I actually have like like firsthand experience and knowledge of, right? Uh when we had George Floyd happening here, I did some intel work um for some people and um I cracked how BLM was moving. Yeah. Right. And they used things like Telegram and uh WhatsApp channels and all of these things. I got all I got into all of it, right? And Cam Higgby exposed the same thing happening up there um with with this this uh specific company coming back, this organization quote unquote uh Indivisible Twin Cities. And again, they are a subsidiary, a local chapter of Indivisible um project. Okay. Now, it's funny because this is the same company, the same organization that was also leading and and and moving out the No Kings rally protest that we saw across

22:58 the country where they pretty much, you know, took every, you know, 70-year-old grandma, gave her a sign, put her on the street to protest no kings, right? No. But then, you know, couple of weeks later, it was more porridge, please. Right.

23:10 Yeah. Wasn't that funny? Um but yeah, this indivis uh indivisible, let's key in on this organization here for a little second. Um they claim that they have 2500 indivisible groups um organizing throughout the country, 2500 chapters, local chapters. Um 99% of congressional uh districts have an indivisible group. Again, they're everywhere. Every state, red or blue, doesn't matter. And they also claim that they have two million plus actions that were taken by Indivisible last year. So I don't know if they're measuring that in like Fbombs or, you know, piss bottles being thrown.

23:48 I'm not sure how they're counting that, but 2 million. Um, now here's where it gets interesting. Okay, because a group of volunteers, 2500 plus local chapters, how where do they get their money from? Where do they get their money from? Oh, let's go to Open Society's Foundation right now on Open You guys do this for yourself. Matter of fact, if you can have the ability to while you're listening, do it right now. Take a break. Go to Open Society Foundations. You can pull this up. And if you go to their How We Work, um you can search through their awarded grants that they receive that they pass out to a bunch of NOS's both nationally, internationally, right?

24:32 And it's interesting because you can literally search Indivisible. Indivisible project pops up uh going back since 2018, right? Um you got half a million, 1.7 million 375 5. As of recently, back in 2023, they haven't released a 24 and 25 yet, but back to 2023, they received 3 million bucks from Open Open Open Society Foundations. And this is the part where it should piss everybody off. Okay. Well, Open Societies Foundation, right? That's founded by George Soros, currently ran by his son, Alex Soros, self-proclaimed uh philanthropists, right? Global humanitarians. Well, how did they get their money? us.

25:20 Oh, [clears throat] USAD, they gave $270 million to Soros NGO, but it only needed $9 million to doom democracy in Albania. Um, not only that, just as of recently, uh, this was, you know, the Doge, all of that stuff was uncovered, right? Yeah. another $270 million just last year that went to this one specific entity, okay, that is funding all of this chaos going spreading down, right? It's like the money comes in, right? And there's this one organization and they have all these little little subsidiaries. It gets funneled out and funneled out and this shit's been going back all the way since 2008, right? This is not little money.

26:02 These are not small chumps of change, right? But this is just one organization.

26:07 Yep. How many other places is this happening at? This is just in one state. Yeah.

26:14 One little city. Hundreds of millions of dollars. Mhm. I don't think we're mad enough.

26:22 No [ __ ] Is that it? That's That's all I got on this, dude. Well, I mean, look, dude. We've been saying this for a long time, okay? You don't think that Donald Trump knows where this funding is coming from? You don't think the guys in the government knows know where this coming from? They know exactly where the [ __ ] it's coming from. But yet, they failed to cut the head off the snake by holding the people accountable who are funding these things that aren't even organic protests. These are paid agitators. These are these people are not operating on their own beliefs. They're operating on what they're paid to do.

27:01 Okay? and they're getting paid from your [ __ ] tax dollars. And so when these guys go around and they pretend like, "Oh, well, you know, we're doing the best that we can." No, you're not. Because you know exactly where the money's coming from and it if you want to stop corruption. Every single human knows. A a [ __ ] 10-year-old kid could tell you if you want to stop the flow down, you you got to cut it off here. Okay? Like if you want your [ __ ] basement to stop flooding, you got to turn off the water upstairs pouring out, you know? Like this is common sense. And you cannot tell me that the Trump administration and the FBI and Cash Patel and all these people don't [ __ ] know this. No.

27:44 But we don't hear a single [ __ ] word about holding these people accountable. We don't hear a single person saying, "Oh, it's these guys. We should arrest them." You know why? because those guys are funneling the money straight back to these other guys that are not arresting them. So, it's all payforplay. None of it's organic. And it is a communist insurgency that is literally stealing America. And you guys who have these delusional beliefs that you think somehow these people are going to like back off or they're going to become reasonable. No, they want what you have.

28:25 They want you to not exist. They say it openly. We have how many videos on the internet of these people saying, "Dude, you got a guy running for office in Ohio saying, "This is how I'm going to kill Donald Trump." He's literally saying it on the internet. I'm going to prosecute him in the law and then we're going to execute him. You have all kinds of other videos all over the internet saying that we're going to round up everybody who supports Trump and we're going to put him in a camp or we're going to we're going to, you know, get our guns and we're going to kill these people. Like, bro, these people will not ever compromise on what their mission is.

29:06 That's what you have to understand. These are not reasonable people. These are communists that know exactly what they're doing. And this is a a an organized

29:16 operation to [ __ ] destabilize and eventually take over the country. That's the facts. Yeah.

29:22 And this bleeding heart [ __ ] that we have. Oh, you know, uh, an activist got killed. He's not even an activist. He's a paid agitator, bro.

29:32 Okay. So, like this a mercenary. Look, man. This is a pivotal point in American history. If Trump doesn't get these people out, our country is [ __ ] forever. That's the truth. It'll never It'll never recover. No.

29:46 Okay. And what the last thing we need is Tom Holman and the Trump administration going up to Minnesota and being like, "Well, we're going to back off.

29:56 What do you mean you're going to back off? What do you mean you're going to back off? Oh, we're going to do it like we've been doing it for years so ineffectively."

30:04 Right. Yeah. Like, dude, this is [ __ ] Well, not even in effect. Like, dude, how they've been doing it for years is not what's going to be that's not like more is required.

30:14 More is required. More more what what was working or what has been working in years past is not going to be

30:20 Dude, it would have been super easy for him to do this in the very beginning of his administration. Everybody voted for it. 80% of the people were for deportations. He could have came in, he could have set up shop, he could have run a filtration system, collected all the people, run them through, it'd be over by now and people be living in peace and harmony.

30:42 He did not take the opportunity at the proper time. That's assuming that he actually wants to do it because I have a hard time thinking that he actually intends to deport all these people the way that they've been going. And on top of it, what better excuse does he have to say, "Oh, well, I couldn't get him out now." than to say, "Oh, well, you guys wouldn't let me get him out. You guys freaked out. You guys You guys got upset. You You know, you when reality, everybody's upset because you're not doing what you said you would do, and you're not doing it fast enough." And I'm going to tell you something, too.

31:15 If he doesn't [ __ ] put some arrests on the board and get some major numbers out between now and the midterms, they're going to get wiped the [ __ ] out. And I don't know who's advising Donald Trump, but my bet is they're advising him like this, man. We, you know, tensions are high. Uh, you know, we got to we got to ease up. You know, they're

31:32 calling you a Nazi. Yeah, bro. These people [ __ ] hate you no matter what, okay? They're going to [ __ ] go after you no matter what. And now we have all of these people who are, you know, influential that are like completely [ __ ] forgetting what we're fighting against.

31:49 You know what I'm saying? M you got you got Charlemagne the God on [ __ ] national radio.

31:54 Charlemagne the idiot. Yeah. Saying, "Well, Trump's a Nazis and this and that and this and this has nothing to do with that. It's not even close to that. It's not even something like that." These people are illegally in our country. The laws have to be enforced. We have to remove them in order for our country to have a civil, stable American culture, which is what most people want. That's the [ __ ] reality, dude. So, this isn't like he's targeting, you know, you know what the [ __ ] uh the the oops rate is for ICE right now, meaning like wrongfully detained or uh somebody getting injured or this and that. You know what it is?

32:37 What do you think it is? I mean, I I'd imagine it's pretty [ __ ] low. It's less than [ __ ] 1%.

32:43 Oh yeah, come on. On like 600,000 deportations, which isn't even cracking the surface of what we need, okay? So, let's be real about what the [ __ ] data shows.

32:55 Okay? And let's not panic and throw a fit over some dude that wouldn't piss on you if you were on [ __ ] fire.

33:03 Yeah. Charlemagne the [ __ ] Bro, these people don't know what the [ __ ] they're talking about.

33:07 No. [snorts] Like I said, dude, but to your point, they're useful idiots, bro. Yeah.

33:11 It's it's it's what I said in the beginning. It's it's about emotional manipulation. It's about taking people who have a kind heart, who don't like seeing people hurt, which by the way, nobody does,

33:23 but they're not understanding what the [ __ ] we're dealing with. These people are pretending. These people do not give a [ __ ] about Alex Prey.

33:31 No, they don't give a [ __ ] They don't give a [ __ ] about him. They don't give a [ __ ] about the Somali. They don't care about any of them. Yes, they're using it to advance their agenda,

33:40 right? Okay. They care less about Alex Pretty than you. Period. It's crazy, dude. It's so crazy, dude. The other piece on this, too, it's like it just keeps like I keep it's not even about that [ __ ] dude.

33:54 I wonder how everybody feels knowing that your tax dollars have contributed to a communist revolution in this [ __ ] country,

34:02 dude. And it's not even just on this one topic, bro. This is this applies to everything.

34:06 Yeah. Like how how [ __ ] up and evil is that, right? Like let's say I was a communist and I want to like and I [clears throat] really was a billionaire communist. I'm just like, you know, I'm [ __ ] up. Like think of how evil you some you have to be to like, okay, hey, I'm going to I want to take over this country, but I'm going to have them use their own dollars to do it. Like that is talking about people do not have morals.

34:31 Yeah, bro. That's only evil if you have morals. It's actually genius if you think about I mean, from their perspective, dude, if

34:37 there's a difference between playing a game within the rules and playing a game with no rules. And when you're playing against an opponent with no rules, then you have to operate on that same premise or you get squashed.

34:49 Okay? And here's what's happening. Everybody here is like, "Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god." And clutching their [ __ ] pearls about some [ __ ] getting [ __ ] shot that has been agitating and interfering. What if what if he had killed one of the ICE agents? Would anybody What would they do?

35:06 They'd [ __ ] celebrate. Okay. And that's a dude who's going around trying to enforce the rules of a civilized society, which have always existed.

35:17 These are not new rules. These aren't new laws. These aren't new. Yeah. This isn't like Trump came into power and said, "Fucking get them out." No. they were allowed to come in

35:27 and then you have to correct the problem which is what we've talked about for years on this show and I've said for years when Nick this is going to be a problem because when it comes time to remove them it's not going to be palatable for a lot of people

35:43 but it's what needs to be done dude but you know those same people will support our country going to war and [ __ ] murdering all kinds of innocent people overseas and then being like well you That's the cost of being at war.

35:57 Mhm. Mhm. The those people are the [ __ ] enemy, dude. Like the paid I'm talking about the paid agitators. I'm not talking about the kind-hearted people that are empathetic that are getting sucked into it. I'm talking about the people who are getting [ __ ] paid to This is no different. This is no different than me hiring a force of mercenaries from China to come in to the United States and protest for Chinese rights and disturb all kinds of [ __ ] and do all kinds of damage and harass the police and do all this. If if people thought about what this really is, it would make sense that these people are the [ __ ] enemy.

36:37 Okay? They are the [ __ ] enemy. No. And until we harden the [ __ ] up and and steal our spines and understand that this is a [ __ ] real fight for the future of this country, we will [ __ ] lose. They know that we are good people. They know that we have morals. They know that we have rules that we live within. But dude, like I said,

37:00 when you start to compete against someone who doesn't play by the same rules, there's no way you can win the game. It's like playing a game of football, okay? But you're running on four downs and they're like, "Fuck it. I get however many downs I want. You don't get the ball back."

37:14 Oh, well, you you fumbled it. It went out of bounds. Yeah. Well, so what? I run back.

37:17 Doesn't matter. Yeah. Like that's the you can't win against that. That's not even a game. And dude, my fear right now is that this social pressure is creating this dynamic in the in the political. And I know this is happening because I've talked to Eric Schmidt about it. There's a lot of people up in Washington that are afraid to [ __ ] stand up and say, "No, we're [ __ ] doing this." Because they're afraid of the public scrutiny. Most of the public scrutiny that's happening is [ __ ] bots.

37:47 Most of it is fake. Most of it is bought for. Okay? Like, we are dealing with a legitimate takeover of the United States of America. And it ain't [ __ ] Donald Trump that's doing it.

37:57 Yeah. Yeah. I just saw this. I'm on their website. I I say I say we need some some Patriots to do like some Here's the thing. So So on this Indivisible Twin Cities thing, right? They got they got a webinar coming up. We we listen. We have to stop.

38:15 We got to stop. We got Listen, we have to stop saying things like these people are such hypocrites. No, they're not hypocrites.

38:24 They do not play by the rules. They use what they get when they get it. It's by any and all means necessary. They know exactly what the [ __ ] they're doing. And we, the good-hearted people of this country, are too [ __ ] stupid to realize it. That's the bottom line. And we have to stop falling for it. Are your kids are going to grow up and be [ __ ] slaves or worse, get genocided off the [ __ ] planet because that's how these things end.

38:53 Yeah, dude. Communists in this country are the [ __ ] enemy and they should not be tolerated at all. At all. And look at this. Look, look how shocking this is. Guess where their donations are going back to?

39:08 Where? Act blue. Shocking. Yeah. Shocking. Yeah. And dude, you're not going to tell. You don't think Donald Trump knows this?

39:15 Oh, come on, man. You don't think Cash Patel knows this? These [ __ ] know when someone sends $600 on PayPal.

39:21 Okay, they know this. But they're choosing not to [ __ ] make the arrest required to stop this from happening. that the funds get cut off, all of the chaos stops. And if they wanted to end it, if Donald Trump wanted to end it today, they could [ __ ] end it today. But they're not doing it. Why? Why? Why? That should be the question that everybody's asking. That's [snorts] the question people should be demanding answered.

39:48 Yeah, that's right. It should be demanded to be answered, bro. And and the fact that these that these politicians will hobnob around with this family like it's like it's no big that dude that is [ __ ] straight up treason, dude.

40:03 No, bro. Yeah. I mean, put them out, bro. Here. And the other thing, too, it's like, all right, cool. That we just show you where the money's at, where it's going, who sent it, right? Cool. They also [snorts] have enough technology and they have the intel. They we can geo map everybody that's at a Kla Harris [ __ ] campaign, right? Like we know

40:23 they found every single person that [ __ ] did J6 and put him in jail for four years.

40:28 Go get our the the the quote unquote American side. I'm not talking about MAGA. I'm talking about the common sense Americans. The the the 90% of people that are not with this [ __ ] are too [ __ ] soft. You have to understand this is a pivotal moment in American history. And pivotal moments are never easy. They're never fun. They're never fun to look at. But they're important. And this is one of them. And if this mission is not accomplished, your kids have no [ __ ] future ever in this country. Period.

41:03 Yeah, man. Let's check in with the chat, man. What's the chat got going? Z, what you got for us, man?

41:07 Uh Preston was kind of saying the same thing you're saying. He's saying control health care, increase poverty, increase debt, remove citizens ability to defend themselves, control food, housing, income education media remove religious belief from the government and schools, and divide people by class.

41:26 Correct. Yeah. And we're deep into it. This isn't this isn't like, oh, you know, this is sort of happening. This has been going on and people don't want to take their their nose out of their own comfortable lives and notice what's going on until it gets so uncomfortable and by that time it's too late to do anything.

41:44 It's too late, bro. I think that's one of the craziest. People think this is like fa they're in phase one of this communist insurgency. Bro, it's not phase one.

41:51 Yeah. No, this is this is late stage. This is like phase seven of 10. Like they're in it, bro. We're in it.

41:57 Trishy girl is also asking if they're funding people who commit crimes. I don't understand why they can't be prosecuted.

42:04 They can be. That's my point. They're choosing not to. The the [ __ ] administration could have arrested all the people funding this disorder year. They could have done it the first term.

42:14 Mhm. But they're not doing it. And that leads me to think one of two things. Either one, they're afraid to do it, or two,

42:23 they're in it. They're in it. So like, which one is it? Because dude, we elected this [ __ ] to be a [ __ ] leader. Dude,

42:31 to lead the revival. By his words, the golden age. This [ __ ] don't look very [ __ ] golden to me.

42:39 Just played it. Yeah, it's [ __ ] bro. I'm saying. Yeah. If you want some names, guys, Open Society Foundation, you got George Soros, Alex Soros, he's the chair. Let's look at more leadership. Again, they don't hide this [ __ ] Let's look at more leadership. Here you go. Uh, Benfer No,

42:53 hold on. It says [clears throat] he's trying. This is really simple. Do or do not die. go over there, knock on the door, [ __ ] put them in handcuffs, walk them to the [ __ ] jail, and freeze their bank accounts. And the chaos stops today.

43:09 Stops instantly. Yeah. These people are here. They're all complicit. Benef, how do you pronounce that? That's one of your people.

43:17 Nope. Oh, okay. Pedro, that [ __ ] got to go. Uh, Maja Ars up, too. Leonard, lock him up just for his haircut.

43:26 All of them. All right. Debbie, fine. You're not that fine. Loris, yeah, get all these [ __ ] people.

43:31 Yeah, they're all controlling it. Here you go. There's some names for you. Joker 4G is saying in the chat, "It's the federal judges that won't prosecute the cases." What's your take on that?

43:42 You know what? At some point in time, you're going to have to do what needs to be done. If that means arrest the judges, arrest the judges. Anybody who's pro-communism, who's pro law and order or or anti-law and order, who's allowing American citizens to be [ __ ] victims of crime all over the place by all dude, those people should be held accountable.

44:05 Okay. Judges Judges that let out repeat offenders only for that offender to be uh repeat again should be held criminally liable.

44:15 40 times should not be the case. Yeah, that's right. Straight to jail. A woke ass judge was arrested in San Antonio, Texas. Really? I didn't see that.

44:24 Yeah. Well, it should be. Listen, there's more than one. Charles has a good point. The golden age means different thing to different people.

44:31 Yeah, that's true. That is true. Yeah, man. I listen, there's people out there thinking, "Oh, this is great. This is amazing. Look at all the No, it's not, dude. It's not."

44:44 Listen, Preston says, "Trump was part of the controlled opposition. Can't believe we fell for it. We are on our own men. We don't know that. We don't know that for sure. But I can tell you this. When he knows the answer and they're not doing it, it sure makes them look like that.

45:02 No. No. To your point earlier, if you can go to a different country and get the leader out from there without any casualties.

45:09 Come on, dude. We cannot do that on our own soil. Yeah. No, they could if they wanted to.

45:13 Could if they wanted to, bro. They could if they wanted. I think there's something going on in his ear like, "Oh, the tensions are high. We might lose the midterms." This that [ __ ] you're going to lose the midterms if you don't make some [ __ ] arrests. You're going to lose the midterms if you don't squash this communist [ __ ]

45:29 If if you squash it and you make some arrests, all your voters that voted for you going to come right out and vote for you again. If you don't, they're not even going to show up and we're going to be [ __ ] So, you know, this idea that, oh, Trump, you need to tow the line and, you know, social temperatures are hot and this and that. That's old politics.

45:48 Okay. New politics is solve the [ __ ] problem or [ __ ] vote for you. And that's the [ __ ] deal here.

45:55 You've said this even in the beginning days of NBS CEO, 50% of the people are never going to like you.

46:02 That's right. So, you should Why are you pandering to Why are you pandering to people that didn't even [ __ ] vote for you? No matter how hard he tries, they're never going to come to the other side ever.

46:11 Well, I mean, I take it stuff. It's not even about them not voting for you. At the end of the day, you have to worry about the majority of Americans and what they want.

46:18 Listen, dude. Here's what he should come out and do. He should come out. There should be a podium in the [ __ ] front of the White House. He should say, "All right, look. Here's the deal. You elected me to do this. This is what I'm going to do. This is how I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it just like this.

46:33 And I don't want any of you guys getting hurt. I don't want any American citizens getting getting hurt. We don't want that. That's not what we're about. But we are going to do this and if you get in the way, you are rolling the dice with your own life

46:46 and then let it [ __ ] rip. Yep. That's how the message should be because what you just said triggers a question in my head. Why doesn't the leader speak like you just said like, "Hey, this is the American way of doing things. This is the right thing to do." Instead, the leaders come and say, "Oh, the other side they're stupid. This is bad. They're never selling a unifying message like you just said.

47:10 Well, I think that's because we got poor leadership. Divided. I think we got poor leadership.

47:17 Yeah. Okay. I don't think we have selfless leadership in this country. I think we have selfish leadership in this country. What is in my best interest to do now? What is in what is going to be most profitable for me and my family? And I'm not talking about just Trump. I'm talking about all of them, okay? Had a good conversation with Eric Schmidt today. And I straight up told him, I said "Look dude

47:41 I don't know who's advising Trump, but whoever is advising Trump, backing off here is not the right play."

47:48 No. You need to you need to double the [ __ ] down. Come out and do exactly what I just said. We're doing this. Don't get in the way. If you get in the way, I'm sorry. That's your own decision, but this is what the [ __ ] is happening.

48:00 Yeah. Dude, it'd be so crazy. It'd be so easy, dude. It's such an easy fix. Yeah,

48:07 it's such an easy fix. It's all a movie. You don't [ __ ] know that. Okay. You know what? You know what? You know who says it's all a movie? [ __ ] who don't want to do anything.

48:18 Trust the plan. Oh, so we can sit around and [ __ ] pretend like nothing's going on. Like, dude, they are going to conquer the [ __ ] country. They are going to remove every single person who is a threat to their ideology. This is what communists do. If you do not understand that, you are not well read on history. Okay? There is no negotiating. These people are all in. They will kill. They will murder. They will burn down. And by the way, have we not seen evidence of this? Did we not hear them cheer when Donald Trump almost got killed? Did we not see them laugh when Charlie [snorts] Trump or Charlie Kirk got killed? Do we not see them laugh every single time something happens to someone on the other side? But then when something happens on their side, it's a f it's [ __ ] the biggest world's biggest [ __ ] tragedy.

49:18 [ __ ] that. To the point where they AI the [ __ ] dude's photo, bro. How about that? Oh, you mean like how they Roganed him?

49:26 Yeah. You remember in Rogan when Rogan said, "Hey, I'm I'm I took Ivormect and I got better." And they made him look all yellow and [ __ ] and then they took Alex pretty Why the [ __ ]

49:36 is the media allowed to publish photos of a man to make him look more wholesome?

49:47 Yeah. So why how are they allowed to do that? Okay. We have a lot of problems in this country, dude. And like real talk, we need a leader that's going to sweep them all the [ __ ] out.

50:00 Yeah, man. Yeah buddy. BDFS says, "Stop paying taxes is the macro answer. Personal excellence is the micro answer. Nothing else fixes this."

50:18 We'll see. Yeah, we shall see. Guys, jump down in the conversation. Let us know what you guys think uh for those tuning in to this uh tomorrow. Uh with that being said, we gotta keep cruising, dude. Yeah.

50:29 Oh, buddy. Oh, man. Andy, I got something for you, big dog. I got something for you guys. We got headline, too. Let's go down to Georgia. Sweet old Georgia. Georgia. That's a good song. Um Yeah, we got a FBI raid down in Georgia. Yeah. Yeah. Let's talk about it. Uh FBI seizes 22 and E ballots in Georgia and apparently unprecedented action alarming local officials. Oh, [snorts] this is a little interesting, isn't it? Dive in, shall we? Fton County, Georgia officials said Wednesday that the FBI seized original 2020 voting records while serving a search warrant at the county's election hub and operation center. The FBI earlier Wednesday said that they were conducting court authorized activity at the facility. The development comes after President Donald Trump has repeatedly said uh there was voter fraud in the 2020 election, specifically in Georgia that contributed to his election loss. Georgia officials

51:32 audited and certified the results following the election. Uh Fulton County officials expressed concerns over the seizure. Uh I think I think that sentence is is a little a little underrated. Uh because they are freaking the [ __ ] out. Check this clip.

51:50 Hi everybody. Um listen, I know you're watching the news. You're seeing a lot of stuff about this episode.

51:54 Yep. Is that [ __ ] Captain Crunch? Is that [ __ ] Captain Crunch? She got the same [ __ ] haircut, same outfit.

52:05 Hey, bro. That's [ __ ] Black Captain Crunch. That's That's Captain Crunch. Choco

52:10 Choco Crunch. [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] man. Hey, does that not look like Captain Crunch?

52:23 I ain't going to lie. Hey, that's Captain Crunch and Drag. That's some good [ __ ] though.

52:27 Yeah, until it [ __ ] up the roof of your mouth. Yeah, it does. But [ __ ] it's worth it, bro. That's some good [ __ ] bro.

52:32 [ __ ] Captain Crunch. All right, let's see what Captain Crunch has. This is like

52:35 I get Hillary vibes. I get Captain Crunch. You got Captain Crunch? Yeah, she's a Captain Crunch.

52:40 Nice [ __ ] outfit. Yeah. What are you going for? I'm going for chocolate captain. I'm going for a douchebag. That's

52:51 [ __ ] Captain Crunch. Here we go. Hi everybody. Um, listen, I know you're watching the news. You're seeing a lot of stuff about this FBI raid at the Fton County Elections and Registrations. I'm on the inside right now. So, I just want you to be like real discerning about all that you're hearing from people who are on the outside of what's going on. I'm going to give you the truth about what's happening. So, they served a warrant. the FBI. This is Trump serving a warrant to go pick up the 2020 ballots which are in a secure location inside of here. 700 boxes. The first warrant that they gave was incorrect legally. Like they didn't follow the right procedure. They went back and they fixed it and they came back and now they are actually collecting the boxes. They are in the command, the chain of command in Fulton County is that once they are archived, they become the possession of the clerk

53:34 of Superior Court, which is Shay Alexander. She is here and she is with them inventorying everything that they're taking. We the commissioners, the chairman, the county attorney are trying to figure out a legal plan as to maybe an injunction, a motion to quash. We don't know yet. We're trying to figure it out. We're getting all kinds of legal advice to stop this because once they have the ballots, how do we then turn around and do something different when they've already got their hands on it? So, this is an attempt to take your vote away. This is all about November 2026, about the primary on May 19th and then the November election. He does not want the midterm elections to take away his power. So, he's trying to create chaos. So this is what he does.

54:10 Chaos in Minnesota, chaos in Fton County. We are a target. Protect your vote at all costs. I'm telling you, everybody always says your life depends on it. Oh, your life does depend on it this time.

54:23 Typical emotional manipulation. Your life depends on it. Listen, Captain, if you got nothing to hide, why are you so [ __ ] nervous?

54:33 Dude, isn't she nervous? Why are you so worried? She shouldn't. Like, dude, if this was a fair and free election, the most secure ELECTION OF ALL TIME, 81 million [ __ ] votes for a [ __ ]

54:46 what are you hiding? If you have nothing to hide, YOU WOULD SHOW IT. YOU SAY, "LOOK, there is nothing going ON HERE." BUT THAT'S not what's happened. And what's happened is ever since the accusations came out, it's been nothing but literal mudslinging and name calling and emotional manipulation and scaring of the public, everything except saying, "Here's the proof."

55:12 Right? If we are not smart enough to see through that, then we [ __ ] deserve what we get.

55:19 Okay? And why is this important now? Well, it goes right into the first story because if he had one, we wouldn't have 20 million people to have to [ __ ] go in and get them the [ __ ] out.

55:33 This is about harvesting votes. This is about redefining congressional districts. This is about an exhausted voter base that Democrats have lied to over and over and over and over again for 50 [ __ ] years, promising things they know they can't deliver. making promises to people that they intentionally impoverish and make their lives difficult. Okay? They can't do that anymore because that side of the aisle woke the [ __ ] up. So, they need new people. They need people who now they can promise free [ __ ] to again. So, that because they don't have any policy.

56:12 No, they have nothing. Let's hear the Democratic policy. What's the policy? The policy is

56:17 anti-Trump. Anti-Trump free [ __ ] right? Okay. Cut your penis. Goran Madami is already out of money in [ __ ] New York City.

56:25 Okay. Like, dude, this is all [ __ ] If they have nothing to hide, you have nothing to be nervous about.

56:33 But instead, you're jumping on the internet and whoever's coaching her is stupid because that's more of an admission of guilt than anything else.

56:41 We're trying to stop. Why would you What are we trying to stop? What do you need in dude?

56:46 Our chat is pretty wild. Uh, somebody saying Timu Kamala. Yeah, she does like a kamala.

56:52 And somebody else said, "Does Janet Jackson know her Rhythm Nation jacket is?" Ah, that's a good one.

56:59 That's a good one. You know, I know. You know, I know you're old. Yeah. No [ __ ] No [ __ ] But it wasn't just her. Uh, you got uh

57:07 Oh, God. Oh, yeah. He's got something to say. Yeah. Does he? Yeah. Let's hear it out.

57:12 So, a quick take on something that's just happened today that I think you should know about. So in Georgia in Fulton County, the FBI executed a search warrant at an election center to get election records from 2020. So you remember that this county was the center of some of the election denial efforts in 2020 when Trump begged, pleaded, tried to coers Brad Raffensburgger, the Secretary of State in Georgia, to find 11,780 votes that did not exist. I just want to find uh 11,780 votes.

57:51 Well, he is still trying to prove a non-existent fraud. But more than that, this is part of a pattern of the federal government under Trump trying to interfere in local conduct of elections. We're seeing it in Georgia. We're seeing it in other places as well where they are trying to seize voter records. In Minnesota, one of the conditions articulated to the governor uh for essentially getting out of Minnesota was turning over their voter roles. So, this is something we need to pay attention to. This is the beginning of an effort to assault our elections to try to interfere with the midterms. It may take many forms, but we're seeing one of them right now with this FBI abuse in Fulton County Georgia.

58:34 FBI abuse like you mean like raiding Mara Lago? M you mean you mean like uh you know and let's go back to what that woman said. She said they're trying to take your vote. No, we're trying to take your ability to manipulate the vote and you don't [ __ ] like it because that's the only way that you could [ __ ] win.

58:52 People registered at one [ __ ] place to vote, dude. All the absentee ballots. Listen, I I find it very unlikely that Trump didn't win the 2020 election in a [ __ ] landslide.

59:06 Yeah. Okay. And there's no way that Joe Biden got 81 million [ __ ] votes. It didn't [ __ ] happen.

59:15 No. Okay. And these people don't want people to know it because a couple things. One, it means they're going to go to prison or be executed. Okay. Two, it means they won't be able to steal the elections moving forward. All right. That's what they're concerned about. So, you know, I I actually think it's comical that this woman gets on here like this is just a poor decision on her part. She's highly emotional. She's she's scared and they're like, "What are we going to do? We got to say something." So then they come out and say some [ __ ] that makes them look even more guilty.

59:48 Bro, they look super [ __ ] guilty. Yeah. And this idea that Trump's do bro, what are you hiding? Whatever.

59:57 Well, here's the thing, man. Um, I'm I'm trying to put this video in real quick because I got something for you, bro. That I think is super super duper interesting. All right, I don't say super duper often, but when I do, okay, because what we got to look at here, right, this whole situation's going down. Okay, you know who uh the state of Georgia used for their um their uh their voting systems? I would imagine probably Dominion.

1:00:30 Yeah, Dominion voting systems, right? They they supply the new ballot marking and tabulation machines for all 159 counties, including Fton, um, ahead of the 2020 election. Um, Smartmatic is an international voting technology company that's founded in part by, you know, guess a country.

1:00:49 Venezuela. Venezuela. Smartmatic is owned and they licensed the vote counting software that's used in another company. It's called Sequoia. That's the machine. Um, you know who owns Sequoia voting systems? You know who bought them out in 2010? Dominion voting machines. Interesting. Andy Andy Don is here a little bit because I remember a few this probably got back maybe two, three weeks, guys. We talked about the whole Maduro thing.

1:01:16 Quick point on that. Uh, Cal's model on super chat saying Maduro snitched about election fraud is the word.

1:01:23 I I I I would say he probably did. You recall talking about that? Yeah. Oh, well, it's interesting because Trump just got questioned about that. Let's see what he had to say

1:01:31 regarding Venezuelan election software and Venezuelan ties to tampering with the 2020 election. And would you consider speaking to Maduro personally in prison uh in New York to get some answers on Venezuela's involvement with the 2020 election? No, I don't think I would be doing that. I think my lawyers would be very unhappy if I did.

1:01:50 Yeah, they've learned they've learned some things. Please. What? You hear that? They have learned some things.

1:01:55 Yeah. How about you let us know what they learned? How about that? Listen, man.

1:02:06 [ __ ] man. This could be why they're not worried about midterms. Could be very, very well. Yeah, very possible. because I've been saying that too. I've been saying these guys are awfully calm about, you know, losing the midterms. They don't seem to be talking about it or worried about it. No.

1:02:22 So, what is it? Maybe it's this. Yeah. And dude, you know, and so this raid that happened in Fulton County, I I confirmed this uh from a source.

1:02:30 Uh you know who else was at that raid in Fulton County? Who was like overseeing it? Tulsi Gabbard.

1:02:36 What's Sulseie Gabbard doing there? The FBI. Well, she's the director of national intelligence.

1:02:40 Yeah. I believe Andrew Bailey was there, too. He was also there. Yeah. Like, dude, this is a very interesting situation that's happening in in Georgia. I think it's much more deeper than people believe it is. I think the whole situation in Venezuela. I think that taking Maduro was not just about drug trafficking. I mean, I think that's part of it. I don't think it was solely about securing the I think that was part of it. Securing the Western Hemisphere, stopping the I think that was a part of it. I think this voting [ __ ] is a massive part of it as well.

1:03:10 Yeah. I think they're all I think I think it's all they I mean you're talking about you know

1:03:14 five stones of them bird is it one st two birds one stone right it was like five birds one stone

1:03:20 it's possible seems to be that way dude it definitely [ __ ] appears to be that way I know this they are freaking the [ __ ] out down there

1:03:27 well yeah because they know that they can't stop the the truth from coming out now

1:03:31 dude and they know that interfering with an election or fixing an election is literally punishable by [ __ ] death. Okay. So, yeah, they're going to be freaking the [ __ ] out.

1:03:43 Yeah, dude. Captain Crunch said it. Your lives are on the line. No, your life. Yeah.

1:03:48 Is potentially Yeah. And all your little [ __ ] cronies who all thought that they could [ __ ] the American people

1:03:54 at their own like think about how [ __ ] up you have to be to think that you're going to [ __ ] the American people and they're just going to lay over and take it.

1:04:04 You know what I'm saying? Well, dude, it goes back to what you talk about on like how these people view democracy, bro. Like the people did speak.

1:04:11 They listen and and you think you're more important than the people's voice. No.

1:04:15 That you have to man manipulate. That's not what they think. What they think is we're going to win by any and all means.

1:04:21 Yeah. They do not have a conscience. They do not have morals. They do not feel anything except we're going to win and we're going to take this country by any and all means necessary. And but that means cheating an election. That's what it means. If it means importing 20 million illegals, that's what it means. If it means total [ __ ] violence, that's what it means. And I'll be real, dude. We might come to a time very soon where American men have to [ __ ] get involved to stand along the side of the law being enforced and [ __ ] take care of what's go take care of business because these people are they're in a corner now. They're in a corner now. The reason that we're seeing these page ad agitators get on the internet and scream for people to take up arms is because they realize that this is the point for them, which means it will be the point for us as well if it's not contained and it's not handled appropriately. And

1:05:16 Donald Trump has a responsibility to stop this [ __ ] That's what he has elected to do. And you cannot tell me that they do not understand who's funding these things. and and could do something about it right now to stop it.

1:05:33 Okay, they can. So why aren't they? Dude, dude, I Listen, I say the American people have to stop this sing uh to to these [ __ ] criminals.

1:05:44 Okay, these criminals will slit your [ __ ] throat. Most people never been touched by violent crime.

1:05:50 They've never had to deal with it. I [ __ ] have. Okay, I'm telling you right now, these people will kill you. They will kill your kids. They will slit your [ __ ] throat. They will do whatever the [ __ ] they need to do to accomplish their mission of taking the country away and making it a communist country. And people do not understand this because the history has been hidden from reality and we've been taught the wrong things. We've been taught complete [ __ ] about what's actually been going on. And it's hard for people to understand that we have people in this country that will legitimately they they don't care. It's really hard to take someone who cares, who has a moral structure, who has uh integrity, who has a value system, who understands right and wrong. And to look at people and think there's these these people are going to do whatever they got to like they they they don't they'll

1:06:50 sacrifice their own people. They'll [ __ ] do this. They'll do that. They'll do that. Like they can't understand it. But that's what we're dealing with. And that's a real thing. And American men better [ __ ] grow the [ __ ] up and realize that like, dude, you could feel bad about seeing someone uh get their skull cracked or get shot on the street, but you can't [ __ ] you can't forget what these people would do to you if they had the [ __ ] chance.

1:07:15 For real, bro. I say we take a a page out of China's playbook here. Uh because they just

1:07:19 Listen, communist communist revolutions have they have to be [ __ ] exterminated like a cigarette. Okay. And that's what we're dealing with here. It should have never been allowed to come to this country.

1:07:33 And people better get real [ __ ] real about what we're dealing with here. This is not these not these good-hearted idealist people. Those people are being manipulated and used. I'm talking about the people who are paid to do these things.

1:07:47 People who are writing these [ __ ] criminals. Hell yeah, bro. Yeah. Yeah. guys jumped on the convo. Well, that's chat guy anything crazy,

1:07:59 dude. I listen to me. I got [ __ ] when I saw that dude get shot. I felt bad. Yeah.

1:08:03 I was like, "Fuck, that's [ __ ] terrible. Optics look terrible. They look terrible."

1:08:08 And then, you know, when we when we broke it down and we looked at it, it was a neglig negligent discharge where the other guy shot.

1:08:14 Yep. You know, these guys are being harassed. They're being bottles of piss thrown at them. They're being [ __ ] called every name in the book. They're being attacked. They're they're having all kinds of [ __ ] happen to them and they hear a gunshot go off. What's your reaction? What is your reaction?

1:08:31 Okay, you got to go home. You got a [ __ ] family. Right. So, I understand and I also understand the people that are like, "Well, yeah, but they're going to use that against us." Yeah. Only if we [ __ ] lose.

1:08:42 Right. Right. Bro, these this has to be handled now. It has to be handled now. It's getting out of [ __ ] control. It should have been handled 20 years ago. It should have never been allowed to happen here, but that's how it works. It's a subversion. It's a sneak attack. It's a mixin with people, pretend like we're all on the same team, and then start judging them morally and making them feel bad, making them feel like bad people. And there's nothing worse than for to to a good person than to be made feel like they're morally bad because their identity is built I'm a good person,

1:09:15 right? Yeah. So, it's easy to weaponize feelings of empathy against people who have morals, which is where the useful idiots come in. Okay? These are good people that have good hearts that have that have empathy that are misguided and then they're sucked into a propaganda campaign that is wellunded by people who are literal communists and then they're so I'm not saying that those people are to blame but you could easily stop it by eliminating the propaganda machine that is happening which starts with these agitators being funded and then we could go to the media and then we could go we could go all across the spectrum and figure out who's doing what who's paid by who who's taking money from these people? We can clean them all the [ __ ] out.

1:09:56 That's real, man. And that's part of the reason why these good-hearted people cannot digest the fact that the other side will kill you to get their motive accomplished.

1:10:06 They will kill them. They You know what these people want? You know what they want? They want ICE and the military and to come in and slaughter a bunch of innocents because they know it will advance their agenda. They [ __ ] want that. Okay. They don't care about these protesters, the good-hearted Americans that are

1:10:27 joining in and Yeah, bro. They're also the first to get it when when the [ __ ] does flip.

1:10:36 Yeah. Guys, jumping on this convo, bro. You got Molly Ringwald, who's an actress coming out who like who the like you were [ __ ] relevant 40 years ago.

1:10:44 I don't even know that exactly. coming out on the internet saying basically and I'm not quoting exactly but basically saying like you're all going to be held respon all you Trump supporters are going to be held you know as Nazi sympathizers and and and and the like no we're not because we're not going to roll the [ __ ] over and let you convince us that we're [ __ ] Nazis when in reality we just want [ __ ] free country. We want America to be America. Okay, I'm sorry you don't understand that because you live in your [ __ ] little bubble and you're probably the the pro at this point in time, you're probably only getting your paycheck to say that [ __ ]

1:11:22 100%. You ever notice that it's always these irrelevant [ __ ] celebrities where their movies aren't popular anymore? They're [ __ ] not really anybody anymore, but those are the [ __ ] saying the [ __ ] like uh what's that redheaded lady that [ __ ]

1:11:36 Kathy Griffin? Yeah. Like who the [ __ ] is she? She's a [ __ ] E-list. used to be has been, but now she's getting some pay to go on the internet and say, "Oh, we got to [ __ ] stop Trump." Like, bro, it's always the people who are hungry for money. And you know what?

1:11:51 What's that say about them? Their souls are for [ __ ] sale. That's right. Okay.

1:11:56 That's right. Anyway, there's another dude, too. I think he was in Breaking Bad. I don't know his name.

1:12:02 Yeah, I saw it. You saw that? Yeah. We're This is the start of a revolution. Some people are gonna die. Some people are going to get killed, but the rest of us, we're going to live. Like, dude, they're encouraging a revolution because they're cornered.

1:12:15 Yeah. A dude who ain't going to do [ __ ] They're corner. Yeah. Yeah. And dude, American people cannot get soft now. You cannot get [ __ ] soft now. Your kids will grow up as [ __ ] slaves or worse.

1:12:28 True, man. Guys, jumping on this combo. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. That being said, gotta go to headline three.

1:12:38 Yeah, we have uh [clears throat] Eric Kurt. God dang it, man. Jeez. Oh, dude. Something else came out

1:12:48 again. Oh, man. God, dude. I'm tired of talking about Dude, I am too. I really am.

1:12:52 Well, you're the one who puts it in the show. I because I feel like we have to, dude. Like, you can't pass up on this stuff. This is like hot. This is This is hot, dude. So, we talked about it la last night. the the audio files and [ __ ] that we're getting leaked Candace put out, right? Um I have the clip and stuff for those who have not seen that yet, but that's not the juice. We'll play that. We'll get to the We'll get to the We'll get to

1:13:17 Okay, let's check this clip out real quick. Hi everybody. I still love all these emoji Zoom things. Um wow. I don't even know where to begin. The fact that we were able to pull off an event of a century, like it's just insane. We had over 275,000 people that attended and stadium overflow Westgate. Insane, you guys. And then you have was it 100 million over you guys that heard the gospel and all about Charlie and all about everything that you guys do and the hard work of Turning Point USA is insane. We had thousands that were registered to vote.

1:14:15 I think we're at like over 200,000 for merch sales. Don't quote me on that because I think it just keeps like bumping up like crazy. But I just wanted to say a huge huge huge thank you to the events team, the development team, the graphic design team, the production team, just phenomenal. Their incredible work um leading into the memorial. Um and honestly, a lot of this the staff that worked on the memorial, they had 20our days for a week during the time of us grieving the loss of my husband. And honestly, I know several staff that didn't even sleep.

1:14:54 Um, again, you guys are breathing angels. Okay, that was 11 days after Charlie Kirk.

1:15:03 There was more than that. Yeah, I can keep going. Just a little break just for context. This was 11 days after Charlie Kirk being assassinated. And this was a Zoom call after the Charlie Kirk memorial. Okay. And she's debriefing everybody. All right, let's keep going.

1:15:22 And I'm so grateful for all of you. And obviously a huge thank you to the Mosaic team. VI, you guys are 10 out of 10. Like there's we have the most incredible team. We just do and you guys know that and you guys are all a part of that and I am so so thankful. Um, and if you do have a moment and you run into any of those staff members that you know that you know had a role in this and you know um that they put a lot of their [snorts] time and effort into it, just say thank you. There's something really special um to be seen um in moments like this and it's not easy. I'm speaking from experience. I'm right in the trenches with you guys. Um, and so the fact that you just a simple thank you. I don't care if any of you have beef with each other from the past or have any issues with someone said something about this or that. Like if you guys have any of that, please put it to rest. My husband's

1:16:23 dead. Like I'm not trying to be morbid, but he's dead. And it puts life into perspective of how short life is and relationships. And God puts people in your life for a reason. And it teaches you a lesson. It teaches them a lesson. So if you are going through a time where just lay it to rest and we are moving forward turning point USA 2.0 with Charlie in our hearts and that's what he would want.

1:16:49 I think at this point most people have heard that. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Well uh let's introduce back to the show Mikey McCoy. Oh buddy. You guys remember him?

1:17:01 Chief of staff at Charlie Kirk. Another dude that was like uh on the phone. Yeah.

1:17:06 8 seconds after his best friend gets his neck shot in national television. That's right.

1:17:11 Yeah. That's right. You remember him? I do. Yeah. And I remember his dad also. Oh, yeah.

1:17:16 Who was saying Mikey was covered in blood, right? You know, holding his whatever the [ __ ] he said. Right. Right. Which none of which happened because we could all see it with our own eyes.

1:17:26 That's right. Yeah. Same guy. Yeah. Same guy. Couple of days. Check this out. because Charlie had to fly back from home with the president and it's crazy to look back and you just kind of see the Lord

1:17:41 context same event backstage staff briefing okay yeah for context here all right

1:17:53 kind of knitting his own beautiful image that sometimes we just don't always see but we're we're blessed to be here for the second staff meeting at best with Okay, so that video shows Erica Kirk standing on a coffee table on a pedestal. She's prepping for her first time leading Amfest. Now, Mikey McCoy recalls a time previous to that when Charlie was unavailable for Amfest. I guess he was traveling with the president and Erica stood in for him then. And shockingly, Mikey takes this moment not to reminisce about Charlie's legacy, but to insinuate instead that Charlie being assassinated was all part of God's plan to usher in the coming of Erica Kirk. And everyone in the room is just all smiles. I mean, do you see anything different?

1:18:42 No. No, Stu. They're they're happy as can be. Um, even a another video that's out there is the Lacy Nagal, the Turning Point director, happy as can be. Drunk at an event, showing up.

1:18:59 Sloppy drunk. Embarrassingly, shockingly drunk. Yep. My friend was embarrassed. And you can tell by the young guys behind her. I mean, they were very uncomfortable.

1:19:08 Yeah. This is the behavior just like what you saw with Mikey McCoy and Erica on the on the pedestal. I don't even want to call it a coffee table cuz that's it's a pedestal for her. And then

1:19:20 yeah, the only thing missing were the palm leaves to fan her and the grapes to feed her.

1:19:24 Right. Jay Raknar is saying something in the chat and I believe we're all on the same page. He's saying, "I watched enough criminal minds and criminal shows to understand how a psychopath works."

1:19:42 Well, dude, that's [ __ ] weird for Mikey, bro. Where? Mike and Mikey hasn't said anything publicly to anybody.

1:19:51 He probably shouldn't. Probably be best. Yeah. Now, here's one thing that I remember that I also thought was super interesting. Dude, do you guys remember this dude?

1:20:01 Yeah. The dude who said he did it. The dude who said he did it. Yeah. and then pulled his pants down and like made him arrest and arrest him and [ __ ] that old man

1:20:09 and told the hospital workers when they took him to the hospital. He told the nurses and [ __ ] that he was paid to do that.

1:20:16 Paid to do what? To say exactly that and to create the diversion. Yeah. Some innocent old man, right? Had nothing to do with it. Spent all the local resources and they fixated on this dude. Gave whoever the actual killer was enough time to get the [ __ ] up out of there. Yeah.

1:20:31 Right. Yeah. Well, he just got uh he just got sentenced to prison. I thought that was a little interesting cuz you're going to have some fall guys.

1:20:38 You're going to have some people that are in it. You know what I'm saying? So, what what better what better way to do it than a 71year-old man who's probably got nothing else to lose. Not doesn't look that healthy.

1:20:46 George Zinn received harsher prison sentence after police found sex abuse, child sex abuse materials on his phone after arresting him at UVU. It's interesting that anybody that interferes with any of these quote unquote ops or movements or or you know all of a sudden every single time what happens to them,

1:21:06 right? Oh, they got child porn. Yeah, that's weird, right? It's not like these [ __ ] don't have the ability to just upload that [ __ ] into your computer and then say, "Oh, look at this guy." Yeah.

1:21:16 Put him in prison. That way nobody and then let's protect all the other child predators, you know? Let's let's let's not give the the government the child uh predators from other countries over to the United States government. Let's protect them.

1:21:31 Yeah. Right. Like you see what I'm saying? Not to mention though, I mean, dude, you slap some extra [ __ ] like that or upload some extra [ __ ] to his phone.

1:21:39 Nobody's going to want to defend this guy or try to step up for him. Like, of course. No, he's a [ __ ] child predator, right? Right.

1:21:47 Yeah, dude. This [ __ ] reeks. Well, I mean, even this picture, bro. Like, I mean, this picture was supposed to

1:21:55 It speaks for itself, dude. I read something also, and I don't know if this is true or not, but like somehow she was in a movie or some sort of film where she portrayed like a sniper. Did you see that?

1:22:06 No. Yeah. Ain't no way. It could be [ __ ] Oh, dude, that's crazy. I thought I saw that somewhere,

1:22:12 dude. That would be Yeah, that would be wild. Well, you got probably search her her maiden name, which is like Franczine or something like that. France Rich or some [ __ ]

1:22:23 I mean, look, dude. I think it speaks for itself. Here's the other thing I'll say. That video that Candace put out last night didn't do Candace any favors.

1:22:31 Which one? Oh, the one about the Yeah. Yeah. Because that sounded like a normal human agree.

1:22:36 wife grieving. I agree. Yeah, for sure. But you know when we look at what Turning Point USA, it's the most influential organization for young people, politically active people in the country.

1:22:48 So there's a lot of motivation to uh to make it run a certain way. And when you have Charlie Kirk who is allegedly saying that he feels like he's moving away from Israel. He feels like he's moving away from unconditional support for Israel

1:23:09 and then all of a sudden he's dead and now all of a sudden they're back on track.

1:23:15 Turning point two. That doesn't that that people are not dumb bro. Like they can [ __ ] see that.

1:23:21 So, you know, I don't know, man. Like I said, I don't like her eyes, bro. There's something in there that like, bro, that just

1:23:30 dude, this this, you know, this this feels like a [ __ ] like a OG like uh TNT movie or some [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Where it's like, you know, never guess who the killer is, but you kind of make it up and you kind of know from the gump like, "All right, that dude probably did it."

1:23:44 Dude, I I I don't know, man. I don't like it, man. Yeah, I I my Spidey senses say exactly what I've been saying this whole time. And dude, I can't like

1:23:54 and if they wanted if they if they wanted to clear it up, it'd be very easy to clear up.

1:23:58 It'd be so easy. You could you could hold a conference. You could say, "Here's the issues. These are things people are saying. Here's the actual truth. This is what's going on. Here's what happened and this is why they took the SD card. Here's why Mikey McCoy was on his phone in 08 seconds. Here's this. Here's that." And they can lay it out very simply, but they haven't done that. And they don't make an attempt to do that. And then they operate just like all these other ops. You're a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] for even questioning.

1:24:24 Yeah, don't question it. You're you. That's the same thing with George Floyd. It's the same thing with Ukraine. It was the same thing with COVID. It's the same thing with these riots with Alex Prey. It's the same thing. It's the same thing.

1:24:37 Don't question it. You're a piece of [ __ ] If you ask any questions whatsoever, which for me after seeing all of these things just makes me question it more. And that is what's going on. And you know, I you know, people are going to make their own judgments and I know people feel a certain way. I don't know what it's like to be in that situation. I wasn't in that situation. I've never been in that situation. I don't know how I would react. Those are all true statements. But it's also true that none of this [ __ ] makes sense.

1:25:10 And it's also a true statement they're not addressing any of it, which to me again like that that's not taking the high road, bro. I don't see that as like

1:25:18 there's no taking a high road in situations like this. No. When you look, man, it's no different than the voter [ __ ] It's no different than any of the things that we talked about on the show. If they wanted to explain it because they had nothing to hide, it would be easy to explain, but they choose not to. And instead of explaining it or addressing it in a very real authentic way, their weapon of choice is other people's feelings.

1:25:48 You're a bad person. Who are you? You don't [ __ ] know how to grieve. You You You're I can't believe you would even ask that. That is not transparency. That is emotional manipulation.

1:26:03 Narcissism in a little way. It's an op. Dude, do you not think that Turning Point USA has enough influence to like for people to like want to take it from this dude? You see what I'm saying?

1:26:15 Right. Right. And by the way, who's to say it wasn't an app the entire time? Because who was funding it?

1:26:22 Mhm. Do we know? I don't know. But who was? Okay. Was it just random people? I don't know.

1:26:28 Was a true grassroots. Yeah. Or or was it funded by certain people with an agenda? And the minute that he wanted to go off the agenda, they decided that we couldn't lose this influence, so we took it.

1:26:40 Mhm. To your point earlier, Erica Kirk did play role of a sniper in a movie called November Renaissance around 2010, but it was not released.

1:26:52 Candace covered it in her show. I don't know, man. Good lord. Yeah. Here's the bottom line. There's a lot of [ __ ] weird [ __ ] going on and I don't know enough to know was she was she involved or was she not involved. But I can tell you this and and I think a lot of people agree it doesn't [ __ ] look good. And if if you really want to recover, then come out and address the truth. You should have nothing to hide. Tell the truth. Say what it is. Why were you on your phone 8 seconds after your friend got shot? I know that's how I would not I would definitely not react that way if I just s if if that was you up there and I just saw you get shot in the neck. There's no [ __ ] universe where I'm walking the [ __ ] away on my cell phone. It's not happening, dude.

1:27:39 No, it's not happening. That ain't grieving. F first of all, I'm going to [ __ ] run and try to fit try to put my hand on your neck or whatever the [ __ ] I had to do.

1:27:51 Then after I probably figure out that you're not going to make it, I'm going to [ __ ] freak the [ __ ] out. Mhm.

1:27:56 Okay. And I might not You might not see it, but you would be able to see it. Yeah.

1:28:00 You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Like it's just there's just too much [ __ ] man.

1:28:05 And dude, and like watching and I've gotten a number of calls from people being like, "Andy, what are you I can't believe you're saying the things you're saying. Like you you you know, you sound like you're possessed by a demon." And like that's just another [ __ ] deflection.

1:28:19 Okay. saying that Candace Owens is possessed by a [ __ ] demonic force and that's why she's saying what she's saying. That's not a [ __ ] answer.

1:28:28 Yeah. No, that's just more calling names. Right. Like we have to What do we know when people call you names?

1:28:34 You know, you won the argument. That's it. That's it. So like, dude, you this isn't going to get covered and swept away because there's too much [ __ ] that doesn't make sense. And all I'm asking for is if this is truly a what they say it is is this is the the the guy and the that was in the trans group and

1:28:58 he's a radical leftist and all this [ __ ] Well, there should be plenty of proof to show for that. But we haven't seen it.

1:29:04 Not one. Okay. He still ain't [ __ ] He still haven't even plead guilty put a plea in at all. Yeah. We're trying to speed the damn trial up, Erica. Like that. Like, it doesn't

1:29:16 Hey, man. If you go to trial and you say a [ __ ] word, I'm going to kill your mom. I'm going to kill your dad. I'm going kill everybody you [ __ ] know about. If you say a [ __ ] peep in that courtroom, we're going to [ __ ] kill everybody you ever [ __ ] knew.

1:29:28 Mhm. That's what these people [ __ ] do. That's how they operate, dude. So whether or not she's in on it, I don't know. But I can tell you this, it [ __ ] stinks. And I don't think you have to have very much intelligence to [ __ ] figure that out.

1:29:44 Yeah. You ain't You ain't got to be around [ __ ] all your life to know what [ __ ] smells like.

1:29:48 That's right. You know what I'm saying? That's right. That smells like And you know what? Like I said when I first started talking about this, if I'm wrong and I'm I can see the evidence that I'm wrong, I will gladly apologize.

1:30:02 I will eat that [ __ ] sandwich. That's right. No problem. No problem. I just don't I don't

1:30:10 I don't think anybody buys it. No, nobody buys it. No, it's almost like worse than like the 911 convos. You know what I'm saying? Like Like come on. Nobody's buying that [ __ ] You know what I'm saying?

1:30:22 Yeah. But see, just like 911, the the the trauma was so You weren't there, dude. like you weren't old enough to know the the traumatic experience of watching those two towers fall down. It was so [ __ ] bad and also so surreal at the same time that you couldn't think.

1:30:45 You were so emotionally charged you couldn't think. I fell for it, bro. They they the next day it's the [ __ ] Muslims. It's these and I'm like [ __ ] turn the Middle East into [ __ ] glass because I was a young man and I'm filled with testosterone and I'm just like [ __ ] them all dude let's get them and that was the sediment of America.

1:31:05 Yep. Okay. But we didn't have the internet the way the internet is now. There wasn't social media then. There was no back channels to like examine or ask questions. It was just shown to us. We were enraged and we went to war for 20 [ __ ] years. That's what happened.

1:31:24 And a lot of us that a lot of us bit on the bait still for real. Still doing Yeah. Like dude, it took me a long time to get over like my my what I thought of Muslim people

1:31:38 after that for because I was told that. Yeah. Right. Right. Again, to your point earlier, they will use anybody and anything to accomplish their propaganda. Anything.

1:31:50 Yeah. You want to talk about a racist [ __ ] country? Let me tell you something. There was a level of racism after 9/11 towards Muslim people that has never [ __ ] existed anywhere on this planet.

1:32:00 That's a fact. That's a fact. And everybody was [ __ ] with it. 90% of people. Yeah. Most unified this country's ever been. That's right. They gave us a common enemy.

1:32:09 That's right. That's all we need. So when you see someone who is generally wellliked like Charlie Kirk get shot in the neck

1:32:17 like that like like dude there's a few things in my life that I will remember where the [ __ ] I was when it happened.

1:32:23 Uhhuh. That's one of one of them was 911. I know exactly where I was bro. I was laying in bed and we had answering machines back then. So like when people would call

1:32:31 What's an answering machine? Yes. Well when pe people would call a lot of the younger people don't know this.

1:32:36 Yeah. People would call, there'd be an answer machine and and just like in the older movies, you know, you could hear the people leaving the message through the answer machine. I [snorts] heard my phone ring like four times at I had a house phone.

1:32:47 Mhm. And after like the fourth time, I'm like, who the [ __ ] is calling me? And then I hear my mom's voice and my mom's like, hey, you need to turn on the TV. A plane crashed into the World Trade Center. And I remember thinking like because a few uh previous to that, a small commuter plane had crashed. into the World Trade Center. Okay. And I'm thinking like,

1:33:09 "All right, some [ __ ] idiot, you know, ran his Sesna into the [ __ ] building again." So, I wake up, I go turn on the TV, and I see this hole and I see the smoke coming out. And like 30 seconds after that, the second plane came through and I was like, "Holy [snorts] shit."

1:33:26 And then, dude, the rest of the day, I [ __ ] was glued to the television watching what was going on.

1:33:30 All the communications were down, too. Yeah, bro. I got I got [ __ ] chills thinking about I remember that too because I had some relatives back here close to New York and I was in India and we were watching it on a TV that you had to get up and change the channels

1:33:43 that kind of TV and we were on the call with a couple of relatives and then suddenly everything stopped.

1:33:48 Yeah. And all we could see what you were explaining on TV. Yeah. Yeah. And then then they shut down air travel for like a week. There was no airplane travel.

1:33:58 Like people were stranded for like a it was crazy, dude. Yeah. And one of the other things that I will always remember, always, always, always, always, always, was where I was sitting when Charlie Kirk got shot. I got a text. I was sitting in my Wednesday meeting that I do with the team.

1:34:14 Yep. It was like halfway through the meeting and I got a text and it had the video

1:34:19 and they said they just shot Charlie Kirk and it wasn't the video up close where it showed like it was just like the long video

1:34:26 and I was like [ __ ] So, like I finished the meeting, turned on the internet, and then I saw the up close video, and I'm like, he's [ __ ] dead.

1:34:34 Yep. And I'll never [ __ ] forget it. And I like I'll never forget it. And it was it was it was such a [ __ ] shock that like, dude, people don't know to ask questions and they feel terrible asking them,

1:34:48 right? Yeah. So, but this ain't 2001. This is 2025. There's [ __ ] recourse. It's very hard to do things and and get away with them.

1:35:02 You know what I mean? Scrutiny for everything. Like you've said earlier, when things used to happen 20 years ago, it used to come take 10 years for the truth to come out. Now the time is quoting close closed. Now it's happening in a day.

1:35:15 Here's what I'll ask. Why did Why did he get on his phone right after that? Why did he dial the phone, put it to his leg, his buddy gets shot, and then he goes straight to the phone? Let's get that one thing answered.

1:35:28 And then you walk the [ __ ] off. Let's get that one thing answered. Answer that one thing. Answer that.

1:35:34 If you have an answer for that, then we could talk about other things, but that is the [ __ ] thing that makes me like think that everybody there knew this was going to happen.

1:35:47 And open invite, guys. Mikey McCoy, please. would love to have you on. I mean, just answer it, dude. Just just just go through the list of the questions that can if she's so [ __ ] crazy and Candace is so off her rocker.

1:35:59 Should be very easy. It should be very easy without calling her names and saying she's a demon and all this [ __ ] and just say 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. That's it.

1:36:09 That's right. That's it. That's it. It would be over. It would be over. But they haven't done that.

1:36:15 The question I have is why not? I think it's a valid question. I think it's a very valid question, guys. Jump in on the conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

1:36:26 And by the way, last week when we were talking about it, I got something wrong when I was talking about it.

1:36:33 Okay. When I was talking about the dude that she was in the Amazing Race video with and then the dude that uh Cabbat dude, I thought those were the same dude. They're not the same dude.

1:36:44 No, different dudes. Okay. But this like and you know I got a phone call about that.

1:36:50 Okay, cool. I'm wrong about that. But what about the rest of That's right. That's right. That's right.

1:36:56 Let's just let's just let's let's have an open dialogue about it. Like I don't want to accuse somebody of something they didn't do, but I also know how it appears to not just me. I'm not driving this narrative. This narrative's been out there.

1:37:11 You know what I mean? Absolutely, dude. Abs. I Listen, I get it, dude. I get it. Guys, let us know what you think and what you get down in the comments. [snorts] Uh, with that being said, dude, it's time. It's a great time. I got a time machine for you.

1:37:26 Yeah. Yeah. We're going to go back. It's very important that you guys back me whenever people attack me on that, too, because you guys ask all the time. You're like, "Oh, does anybody ever call you?" Yeah, they do.

1:37:36 They do. And they try to make me look crazy, too. Okay. So, I would appreciate your [ __ ] help in saying, "Well, no, we would like to see these things."

1:37:47 Yeah. Yeah. Demanded it. Demand it on your end as well, guys. Um, [clears throat] yeah, man. It's time. Time, dude. We got thumbs up. You're dumb as [ __ ] I got a little time machine for you. Yeah.

1:37:58 We're going to take you back about 25 years. See what you think. Okay. All right. Um, guys, you know how this works. We have a We have a an article. We have something something we bring in. We talk about it. We then vote on it. Let me give it one of two options. Thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] Headline reads, "Iconic car returns to American roads after 25 years, but drivers hate what's changed." See if you got any sentimental value to this. Um, a sports car that was a top seller in the 1980s and 1990s has returned to American roads, but critics say the long-awwaited comeback comes with a catch. Honda put the reborn twodoor Prelude on sale in the UDA late last year, marking its uh return after a 25-y year absence. But reviews published this week suggest the car's most controversial change, its gearshifting setup, is already alienating the enthusiasts who once loved it. Do you know the Prelude? Were you a fan?

1:38:59 What? Andy, I was I have bigger aspirations than to drive a Honda Prelude. I never aspired to drive a Honda Prelude,

1:39:09 dude. You had you had a Jeep like Jeep. I didn't know if this was like a thing back then in your time. You know what I'm saying?

1:39:14 It absolutely was not a thing. You didn't like the Honda Prelude? No. What about it?

1:39:22 I'm being so I got I didn't know if this was like iconic thing or something. Made it seem like it was iconic.

1:39:26 Yeah, I know. For Yeah, I guess for somebody. Not for me. But the 1980s Honda Prelude looks different. Looks way better.

1:39:36 Whatever, man. Yeah. Well, I mean, this is this is from the article. I don't know.

1:39:40 Okay. So, what's the So, what this is the new one. Okay. What do people not like about it?

1:39:44 The gear shift. Why? Cuz it's automatic. Yep. And it's not a manual. And it has a little uh it has some uh some some e power as well.

1:39:52 Yeah. Well, I mean, welcome to the world of shitty cars that we live in. That's why that's why I most of the exotic cars I own are a number of years old because they quit making great cars

1:40:03 because of all this environmental [ __ ] stupid [ __ ] EPA [ __ ] dude. And like, let's be real, on top of it, the enthusiasts are not the ones making decisions. When these It's no different than a multi-generational company. The guys who the guys who [ __ ] built it, they were passionate. They cared. The the kids who inherit it,

1:40:23 they don't care. They want the money because they've grown up around it. Uh then they sell it off to some more investment group and they start making dog [ __ ]

1:40:31 and and like dude, this is no this is what's been going on in cars for a long time.

1:40:35 What What was the la What would you say? Give me like a decade of like when like what was the last best car that was possibly made like is it like 2000?

1:40:45 No, I mean there's some good cars now if you if you know like I mean there's some good cars now. They're just rare,

1:40:52 you know. But I mean the the golden era of cars from like 2000 to like 2017 it probably stopped with like the production of the ACR Viper which was a manual front engine V10 naturally aspirated.

1:41:06 It's [ __ ] Obama, huh? It's [ __ ] Obama. He had something to do with it. It's real. I mean for real though.

1:41:13 But I mean you know um Yeah. I mean, there's there's a few good cars like the Corvette made a C7,

1:41:23 the Stingray thing. No, that not the C8, the new one, but the C7, the ZR1 came in a manual. The Z06 came in a manual. Those are good cars,

1:41:31 you know. The GT350R is a manual. That's a great car. U there's great cars that aren't manuals, but I mean, yeah, I mean, the the heyday of automotive uh enthusiasts, the the best cars are you typically from like 2005 to 2015. just unregulated.

1:41:49 That 10 years saw the best cars ever made. Damn. Well, style design on this. I don't know. It looks all right.

1:41:57 No, I didn't think it looked terrible, dude. I really didn't. Yeah. I mean, it looked better than than what they they had here before. I don't think it looks

1:42:04 go [ __ ] buy an old one if that's what you want. Yeah. You know, like I don't buy all the new [ __ ] In fact, I buy very little new [ __ ]

1:42:12 It's usually the older [ __ ] because it's better. I could see Dave Mullis driving something like this. Nah. Nah. Dave's got way better car taste than that.

1:42:20 Yeah. Oh, so this is like [ __ ] car t This is like a Honda Civic essentially. Civics back in the day used to be awesome.

1:42:26 Oh, what the [ __ ] What's the difference then? Yeah. Well, you used to be able to tune them and they were [ __ ] fun to drive and they could be pretty fast, you know? Uh

1:42:34 like Dave Dave drives that 2007 uh Subaru WRXSTI. It's built to the [ __ ] nines. That thing's

1:42:42 thing's pretty sick. [ __ ] badass, dude. Pretty sick. This is a photo of a 1980s Honda Prelude.

1:42:48 Yeah. Well, looks much better than that. I mean, it still looks like [ __ ] Still look better than that.

1:42:55 Listen, if that's an aspir that if if that's an aspirational car for for anybody, they need to raise their standard.

1:43:02 Yeah. Yeah. That's right. That's right. That's right. Yeah. I mean, this doesn't look bad. And it's only like it's like 40 grand. So, I mean, you get a sports car for 40 grand.

1:43:11 Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, what you got on that, dude? I got the [ __ ] That's a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ]

1:43:20 bro. Bro, somebody's sitting there right now watching this looking at their [ __ ] Honda Prelude keys right now, bro.

1:43:26 Sorry. [ __ ] Sorry, man. She had bigger goals. She had bigger goals. Yep, that's right, man. Let's check in with the chat before we roll out of here, guys. Cash for clunkers. No, I was I w I wasn't I wasn't a Ford sho guy, but I knew I had a friend of mine I had a friend of mine who [ __ ] who was obsessed with Taurus shoos.

1:43:48 Yeah, I had a Taurus to obsessed. It could be the fastest [ __ ] car in the world. We'd be driving down the road and he'd be like, "Yeah, SHO could beat it.

1:43:57 I think an SHO could beat it, bro." Yeah. Like, but no, it wasn't that wasn't my uh my Kool-Aid. You know what I'm saying? Mhm.

1:44:08 So, yeah, I I think uh if you're if you're excited, that should be your beginner car.

1:44:14 Yeah. Yeah. Oh, somebody I saw that uh scroll back up a little bit on YouTube. Ford Probe. Uh Chris, my business partner, drove a white Ford Probe forever.

1:44:23 What the [ __ ] is that? I don't even know what that is. The like the the rounded looking one.

1:44:27 Yeah. A Ford Probe. Yeah. The [ __ ] is that? Ford anal probe. Yeah. No [ __ ] Who drove this? Chris Chris drove this.

1:44:37 Yeah, for a long time. Cool for that time. It was cool for that time. Oh, this was cool.

1:44:43 For that time. 1997. When you're [ __ ] 16 years old, that's a cool car. Oh, bro. I'm giving him the headlights come up.

1:44:51 I'm giving him so much [ __ ] Yeah. He will tell me to just [ __ ] off. That's true.

1:44:56 Yeah. Um Geometro. I took my uh I took my uh driver's test in a Geo Metro. Really?

1:45:02 Yeah. Well, at least most recently you took a driver's test in the colon redeemed.

1:45:08 This definitely shows our listening demographic is older. Yeah. Yeah. They know the cars.

1:45:13 Yeah. Yeah. No, somebody had asked about the uh the FBI. They switched from uh GM to uh BMW.

1:45:20 Did they? Yeah, they did. Andy drove an 89 IRO Z. What is that? That's still cool. That's still cool.

1:45:26 Irock Z. That's still cool, [snorts] Andy. They They all look the same. Oh, no. That's

1:45:34 They all look the same, huh? Yeah. He pulled up a different one. That's a nice car.

1:45:38 They all look the same, do they? You said it. Yep. Yeah. GTR is a good car, too. They've always made great cars. GTRS are sick. I've never been into to Japanese cars. That's never been my thing. But they're cool.

1:45:57 I'll tell you what. I rode in that one that Hardwick has. That 2000 horsepower R35.

1:46:02 Oh, yeah. Yeah. [ __ ] That thing's nasty. Oh my god. Yeah, that thing's nasty.

1:46:06 Yeah. Yeah. Hell yeah, man. All right. Well, guys, Andy, that is all I have. Good sir.

1:46:15 Yep. Cool. All right, guys. Uh we will see you uh next week, Monday. Yeah. Little Q& AF. That's right.

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Who speaks in "Follow the Money: Who’s Paying Minnesota Protesters? - CTI LIVE Ep 995"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ (Host).

What is "Follow the Money: Who’s Paying Minnesota Protesters? - CTI LIVE Ep 995" about?

The discussion centers around the financial influences and sponsorships behind protests in Minnesota, exploring who is funding the demonstrators and the implications of such financial backing on social movements. Key points include the motivations behind these funding sources and how they may impact the authenticity and objectives of the protests.

What is mentioned in this Andy Frisella episode?

15 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Andy Forcella, 2020 Election, Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA, Fulton County, Alex Pretty. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Follow the Money: Who’s Paying Minnesota Protesters? - CTI LIVE Ep 995"?

The episode runs 1 h 47 min; the transcript is about 20,929 words in 483 timestamped sections.

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