Transcript
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Shines Light on Minnesota Fraud - CTI LIVE Ep 1000
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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Shines Light on Minnesota Fraud - CTI LIVE Ep 1000", an episode of Andy Frisella published February 13, 2026 (1 h 43 min, about 19,892 words). It mentions 41 people, works and ideas, including Andy Vcella, Alex Epstein, DJ Cruz, Israel, Donald Trump.
What this episode is about
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley discusses issues of fraud in Minnesota, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government practices. The conversation explores the implications of these fraud allegations and their impact on public trust in political institutions.
Key takeaways
- 1,000 episodes in, and some still can't spell 'grammar' – proof that commitment comes before clarity.
- Conspiracy theories have a shelf life; predictions 101: better to set the timeline before they expire.
- Forgetful hosts amplify authenticity – if you don’t laugh at yourself, are you even trying?
- Break-dancing as a solution? When in doubt, bust a move – life's too serious not to have fun!
- Accountability, whether on a treadmill or in conversation, always keeps you engaged – the treadmill of life awaits.
Who speaks in this episode?
- Andy Frisella (Host) · 1 h 12 min speaking
- DJ Cruz (Host) · 31 min speaking
- Josh Hawley (Guest)
- Keith Ellison (Guest)
What is discussed, and when
- – 10:00: Andy Vcella, Alex Epstein, DJ Cruz, Angel Massie
- – 20:00: Alex Epstein, Fire Marshall Bill, DJ Cruz, COVID-19
- – 30:00: Josh Holly, Mandy & Ralph Ellison
- – 40:00: Donald Trump, America
- – 50:00: Alex Epstein, BB Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Israel
- – 1:00:00: Las Vegas, Bolab, Israel, America
- – 1:10:00: Israel, Charlie Kirk, Las Vegas, California
- – 1:20:00: Charlie Kirk, Alex Epstein, Israel, Candace Owens
- – 1:30:00: Charlie Kirk, Pizzagate, Israel, Candace Owens
- – 1:40:00: Den of Thieves, Alex Epstein, Puglia, Fojia
- – 1:42:37: Angel Massie
Notable quotes from "Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Shines Light on Minnesota Fraud - CTI LIVE Ep 1000"
What is up, guys? It's Andy Vcella, and you are listening to the show for the realist. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ].
about Andy Vcella · atDon't have to be beholden to people that just don't care about serving the American people. This is a much bigger problem than just the Epstein files.
about Alex Epstein · atJosh Holly erupts at Minnesota AG over fraud scandal during fiery exchange. You should be in jail.
about Josh Holly · atCounterargument of what I'm saying, they will say, What about Trump Israel? What about all this shit?
about Israel · atSo that pressure we have a lot of things happening at once. We have a lot of pressure and tension between Netanyahu and Trump, which by the way I heard about from [ __ ] Holly.…
about Donald Trump · atYeah, February 3rd, okay, I believe it was actually February 2nd when it took place. there was an illicit biological lab operation that was found in Las Vegas or right just outside the city. and yeah, this man was charged in connection.
about Bolab · atLaboratories illegally, right? This dude got guns and rifles and [ __ ] Did you not see Netanyahu get like 20some standing ovations the other day by Congress? Yeah.
about BB Netanyahu · atSex. Ag Torres said in a statement, Will advertisers be boycotting Meta now? So, this is an actual tweet from Charlie Kirk.
about Charlie Kirk · at
Who and what is mentioned in this episode?
People
- Andy Vcella — Person · Host / main speaker · 3 mentions · first at
Introduces the show, drives the political commentary, and frames the episode’s calls to action around civic organizing and accountability. - Alex Epstein — Person · Referenced figure (core scandal anchor) · 9 mentions · first at
Central reference point for the episode’s claims about government transparency, alleged blackmail networks, and public pressure to release documents. - DJ Cruz — Person · Co-host · 3 mentions · first at
Co-host who reacts, asks questions, introduces headlines/segments, and helps steer the conversation through clips and commentary.We got to do something special for this episode though.
- Donald Trump — Person · Referenced political actor (strategic discussion) · 2 mentions · first at
Discussed as a key decision-maker in the alleged strategy of 'enraging the public' to build support for accountability actions; also referenced in relation to Netanyahu tensions. - Charlie Kirk — Person · Referenced public figure (subject of discussion) · 15 mentions · first at
Discussed in relation to Candace Owens’ claims about 'Erica Kirk' and alleged controversies; used as a focal point for broader claims about donors, Israel, and political influence. - Josh Holly — Person · Referenced politician (headline subject) · 3 mentions · first at
Praised for aggressively questioning Minnesota AG Keith Ellison about alleged fraud and campaign donations; used as an example of a politician 'they attack' meaning he’s effective. - BB Netanyahu — Person · Referenced foreign leader · 3 mentions · first at
Used to discuss U.S.–Israel political influence, congressional behavior, and alleged pressure on Trump regarding Iran; central to the episode’s foreign influence narrative. - Candace Owens — Person · Referenced commentator / source of claims · 3 mentions · first at
Her commentary is used as a primary source for a segment alleging inconsistencies around 'Erica Kirk' and circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk.Channel. She's saying, You are all blasphemous. Erica Kirk has no other means to an income. Candace Owens is married having a post-mortem emotional affair with Charlie Kirk.
- Mandy & Ralph Ellison — Person · Referenced public official (target of criticism) · 2 mentions · first at
Presented as the subject of a contentious hearing exchange and alleged campaign donation impropriety tied to a fraud scandal.Attorney General Keith Ellison during a Thursday hearing at the Capitol for having accepted campaign donations from the fraudsters in his state. The Missouri Republican…
- Angel Massie — Person · Referenced politician (example of 'they attack') · 3 mentions · first at
Used as an example of a politician allegedly targeted by establishment forces; framed as evidence that attacks signal fear of reformers.You know who they attack is are actually the right people that should be doing it. Like you're seeing Massie just get totally [ __ ] blasted from every which way.
- Elena Yaka — Person · Referenced judge (headline subject) · 1 mention · first at
Named as the magistrate judge who released a property manager tied to an alleged illegal biolab case; used to argue 'special privilege' and foreign influence.Okay. this is where it gets interesting. the a federal judge ordered the release Friday of the property manager that was connected to the suspected bolab where prosecutors charged with unlawfully possessing guns.
- Cabbat Phillips — Person · Referenced media figure (allegation target) · 2 mentions · first at
Discussed in a speculative segment tying him to 'pizza' symbolism and conservative media circles; framed as part of a broader insinuation network.Phillips has a nice little position there. he has pizza tattooed on the inside of his lip. This is his post on his actual page.
- Nancy Mace — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in discussions about political accountability and the Epstein files.Correct. Yeah. Nancy Mace said that, right?
- Raul Torres — Person · Referenced public official (lawsuit example) · 1 mention · first at
Cited as 'New Mexico Democrat Attorney General' filing suit against Meta over child sexual exploitation; used to connect 'pizza' code claims to legal action.Wow. So he says New Mexico Democrat Attorney General Raul Torres has filed suit against Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and associated entities including Instagram and Facebook in an.
- Fire Marshall Bill — Person · Referenced political figure (likely Bill Clinton) · 2 mentions · first at
Paired with 'Hillary' in a claim about upcoming testimony; context suggests the Clintons rather than another 'Bill'.You know we have a lot of things coming up here in the next couple weeks. We have Hillary and Bill testifying end of March and then we also have State of the Union.
- Al Bubba Baker — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in connection with a rocket launch event and potential influencer gathering.Yeah. So, they're going back or going for the first time? Well, so I got a call from my buddy Baker the other day and really [ __ ] smart, cool [ __ ] dude. Going to have him on the show.
- State Hillary — Person · Referenced political figure (likely Hillary Clinton) · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as part of a claim about upcoming testimony timing; used to situate a timeline for anticipated document releases and political events.Have Hillary and Bill testifying end of March and then we also have State of the Union.
- Jeffrey – Pagano, Joe — Person · Referenced person (unclear identity; likely staff/family member) · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in a light, personal aside about being on the treadmill; functions as informal community-building/banter rather than core political content.I wanted everybody to know that Joe was on the treadmill today. I'm really proud of you, Joe.
- Enzo — Person · Referenced person (likely a child/family member) · 1 mention · first at
Appears during an informal family interruption segment; contributes to the episode’s casual tone and community feel.Who you got over there, Enzo? James.
- William Wallace — Person · Historical reference · 1 mention · first at
Invoked as an ancestry/lineage reference to emphasize heritage and a fighting spirit narrative.Getting stabbed in the [ __ ] face and bro, you got family that goes back to William Wallace.
- Daily Beast — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as a potential attendee at a rocket launch event.Yeah. I think Mr. Beast is going and a bunch of other like Oh, sick.
- Harry Houdini — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned metaphorically to describe someone's quick movements. - Aurora James — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Briefly mentioned in a personal anecdote during the podcast. - ERIC GARY — Person · Referenced person (likely a dog; mis-typed as person) · 1 mention · first at
Appears in comedic/personal banter about being left alone; not part of the political content. Context strongly suggests 'Gary' is a pet dog, not a human.He is the most bougie dog on planet Earth. He'd be all right. He can make it. How about when you left Gary outside on the couch? And how about when you let the cats go?
- Andrea, S — Person · Referenced individual · 1 mention · first at
Briefly mentioned in passing during the podcast.
Concepts & topics
- Bolab — Concept · Core topic · 1 mention · first at
Discussed in the context of illegal biological labs and potential threats to public health. - COVID-19 — Concept · Referenced topic · 3 mentions · first at
Mentioned in the context of pandemic planning and potential biological threats.Dude, they said that in those Epstein files, there's a there's an email that said the real Biden was killed in 2019 for child predator [ __ ] I saw and replaced with a [ __ ] body double.
- Pizzagate — Concept · Referenced topic · 3 mentions · first at
Discussed in relation to alleged coded language and connections to broader conspiracy theories.All right, that's a real tattoo. Pizza talk is a new pillow talk, right?
- Event 201 — Concept · Referenced topic · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in discussions about pandemic planning and potential biological threats. - CIA — Concept · Referenced organization · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in speculative discussions about involvement in various conspiracy theories.There's some there's been some theories that Erica Kirk may have been involved with the CIA. Is this all connected?
Places & events
- Israel — Place · Referenced location · 7 mentions · first at
Mentioned in discussions about political influence and alleged illegal activities connected to the Bolab case. - Las Vegas — Place · Setting · 5 mentions · first at
Location where illegal Bolabs were discovered, highlighting local and federal law enforcement issues.Yeah, February 3rd, okay, I believe it was actually February 2nd when it took place. there was an illicit biological lab operation that was found in Las Vegas or right just outside the city. and yeah, this man was charged in connection.
- America — Place · Referenced location · 2 mentions · first at
Discussed in the context of political and social issues affecting the country.They don't forget. They don't remember that, there's a couple thousand of them and there's 8 billion people on the planet. There's 350 million people here. There's a.
- California — Place · Referenced location · 3 mentions · first at
Connected to the Bolab case through a related illegal lab discovered there.Bad. Okay, they locked this dude up. He was a property manager for the guy that owned the home was actually a Chinese dude that was connected to another bolaboratory in California that was busted in 2023.
- Puglia — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at
Location of a dramatic armed robbery incident in Italy, described in detail.Raid in southern Italy before exchanging gunfire with police. The attack unfolded on State Road 613 in the Puglia region where masked gunman armed with Kleschnikov rifles shot…
- Fojia — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as the origin of gangs specializing in armed robberies in Italy.According to local reports, the bandits hail from the Fojia area, known in the news as being the birthplace of gangs specializing in armed robberies of armored vehicles. Italian news outlet.
- Texas — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in passing during personal anecdotes and discussions about travel.So, I'm walking through the office and I assume that you're in Texas. I thought you were still in Texas. You were in Texas. What's up, guys?
- Florida — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in the context of legal threats and self-defense laws.This is Florida and doxing and self-defense are both not a game and I'm not [ __ ] playing. And he like sends a screenshot of like my IG handles and [ __ ] and then a screenshot of just.
- New Mexico — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned in relation to legal actions against Meta for child exploitation.Wow. So he says New Mexico Democrat Attorney General Raul Torres has filed suit against Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and associated entities including Instagram and Facebook in an.
Media & podcasts
- Heat — Media · Referenced media · 3 mentions
Discussed as a classic film compared to recent events and other movies. - Den of Thieves — Media · Referenced media · 3 mentions · first at
Compared to real-life events in Italy, highlighting dramatic similarities.Yeah, that looks like heat, bro. Like Den of Thieves.
Full transcript with timestamps
I love it when you call me big pop. Sup chat. Hello children. What's that? What's that shield thing?
Oh, you have the power. What's up, chat? What happened to Esuit? Yeah, I forgot guys is I am forgetful at times. thousand episodes, dude.
Damn, man. Yeah, I do. I forgot the suit. Yeah. Yeah, bro. I forgot, too. I I forgot the suit.
Yeah, I forgot the suit, dude. I don't know. We got to do something special for this episode though.
Yeah. What? We got to do something special. Do like a little break dance. You know what I'm saying?
I'll let you do that at the robot. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Ready? Ready. Yep. What is up, guys? It's Andy Vcella, and you are listening to 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 Cruz, the [ __ ] internet.
Yeah. Is that our Is that our uh We got sound issues, huh? What? No. Cruz. Cruz.
Yeah. Cruz. Cruz. The [ __ ] Yep. Internet. We're Yeah. All right. Cool. Uh, hey, show 1000.
Hey, man. You know, showing off them grammar skills. Yeah. You know, only took me a thousand episodes.
Yeah. Yeah, man. Um, what's going on, guys? Stress are rolling, guys. Take this time. Share the show right now.
Yep. Pass it out. Do us a favor. Share the stream. Share the show. Mhm. Lots to talk about tonight.
Yeah. Yeah, it is. Yeah, it is. But how are you doing, though, man? Good. I mean, dude, like, you know what? I I think I'm just going to take a break from the show until after they drop the next batch of files
so that everyone can see that again I was able to predict what was going to happen because I feel like I'm just repeating myself at this point.
Um so yeah, man. Um yeah. Yeah. Yeah, dude. I tell you this, it is crazy cuz like you know we used to joke about it, right? like it'd be like, "Oh, there's like a, you know, there's like a six-month lag time between the conspiracy theory and, you know, it coming out."
I don't really know. Like, are there any left to be proven at this point? You know what I'm saying?
I think we're at the I think we're at the final boss. [ __ ] man. Um, yeah, man. It's just uh, you know, I I get tired of saying the same [ __ ] every [ __ ] day. And I get tired of, you know, when when I say these things, people look at me and they're like, "Well, what should we do?" And I'm like, "Holy shit." Like, "If y'all worked for me, I'd fire you." You know what I'm saying? Like, [ __ ] dude.
That's a true statement. Yeah. Like, I've been saying what to do for literally six years. And um there's S.
Yeah. Yeah. We're rolling, baby. Did you want to come and say hi? I did. Yeah. Get it.
I wanted to tell everybody you got They can't see you. You got over there by DJ.
Come here, big dog. I wanted everybody to know that Joe was on the treadmill today. I'm really proud of you, Joe.
He was on there yesterday, too. And the work you're putting in. You think I'm kidding? I'm dead serious.
Yeah. But now what I'm doing is creating a little accountability for you. Now that people are going to have to hold you accountable,
dude. So, I walk So, I'm walking through the office and as you guys can probably imagine, the office is pretty bare right now. It's night time, right? Lonely.
So, I'm walking through the office and I assume that you're in Texas. I thought you were still in Texas. You were in Texas. What's up, guys?
Bro, I'm I'm a Houdini, bro. 18 hours. Who you got over there, Enzo? James. Hey, what's up, dude?
Come say hi. What's up, dog? I was only there for 18 hours in and out baby. Put Put Enzo.
Yeah, you're on TV, man. Say hi. Watch live the other night. Yeah. Yeah. What' you have to say about the show the other night?
It was good. It was good. I I was using too many dirty words, wasn't I? Uh, yeah, probably.
Yeah. Yeah. So, I had to tell Uncle Andrew that he uses a lot of bad words. Yeah.
Yeah. But what'd you tell him? I'm pretty aware. So, I'm walking through the I'm walking through the office and I think that you're still in Texas on the trip and you know the lights are all off and I see Gary in your office and then I see dad not in his office and I'm like, "No [ __ ] way."
Oh man, they left Gary. I thought he totally forgot Gary was here. Gary would be all right for one night. He is the most bougie dog on planet Earth. He'd be all right. He can make it. How about when you left Gary outside on the couch? And how about when you let the cats go?
That's right. How about that? I I do have a few. How about that? Listen, drink. There's There are byproducts to alcohol.
Enzo, remember the time he let the cats out? Yeah. They were gone for nine months. They almost died.
But But who saved the cats? Uh, actually, um, we saved Popsy, but you saved Pumpkin.
No, no. Who saved the cats? I want to hear you say it. Uh, you. Thank you. So, I had to I did have to pay back my punishment for the crime.
Nine months. No, it was it was uh nine weeks. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it was nine weeks.
I mean, that's nine months. Nine weeks. Same thing. You almost got back some mountain land.
I almost lost. I I thought I was going to lose dad of the year, but then I came right back.
Yeah. Came back in the fourth quarter. That's crazy. All right. I didn't want to interrupt you long. We'll see you guys.
I was going to talk to you about the thing. The what thing? Thing. Did you talk to him?
No, I was calling you. Oh, okay. Bye, everybody. See you guys. Dr. S's out. Is that a Is that something I should be worried about?
Oh, okay. All right. Yeah, man. I don't know where I was. Basically, dude, like, you know, I get tired of saying the same [ __ ]
Um, I've been saying what to do for six years now. I get my my DMs are like totally full of like, "What should we do? What should we do? What the [ __ ] man?" Like, did y'all think I was playing? M
do y'all think I was like like really like when I come on here for 6 years somebody who's like I don't know fairly [ __ ] intelligent intelligent enough to like build things in the real world and make them work multiple things you know like I could see things
and I've been saying what to do for so long and it's frustrating to have people be like well what are we going to do? It's like bro I've been telling you to get involved. I've been telling you to get organized. I've been telling you to use your voice. I've been telling you to get entrenched in your community. I've been telling you to to unite with like-minded people. I've been telling you to organize because if you want different leadership, there has to be the civic mechanics in order to [ __ ] support that. One man can't do that. Okay. So, it's until people do their part, nothing much can be done.
Does that make sense? Absolutely, dude. Yeah. Absolutely, man. So, um you know, that's that's where it's that's where it's at. Yeah. JT5, then stop wasting your time. Yeah, I you know, that's a real thing that I'm thinking about. So, it's um you know, it's very mentally taxing to come in here and talk about all this disgusting [ __ ] for [ __ ] years and years and years, bro.
Bro. So, and I don't mean that as disrespect. I just mean it like, are we serious about doing [ __ ] or are we not serious about doing [ __ ] Are we just gonna post about [ __ ] or are we gonna actually like organize and get our [ __ ] together and get involved and actually create a system so that we don't have to be beholden to people that just don't care about serving the American people. This is a much bigger problem than just the Epstein files. This is a whole bunch of other [ __ ] too. The good news is is I do think people are waking up to the idea that um you know who they attack is are actually the right people that should be doing it. Like you're seeing uh Massie just get totally [ __ ]
blasted from every which way. Yeah. And with ads and all kinds of budget and all this [ __ ] right?
And his approval rating is like 99%. Right. That's a good sign. That's a good sign.
Okay. Because people are starting to realize who they attack is actually who they're afraid of.
So, and more importantly, who they don't attack or who gets zero press. That's Yeah. Well, that's a whole another thing.
That's who you need to probably be looking at. Like, I mean, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, like that. That's a telltale sign for me.
That's a telltale sign. Where's the sense of urgency from the people? Well, the sense of urgency has to come from you and radiate out. You have to get people fired up. You got to get people ready. You got to talk to them. That's the point.
Okay. Not everybody watches the [ __ ] show, you know? Now, I've asked for people to share the show for [ __ ]
11 years now. And you would think that we would have the biggest audience in the world at that point in time, but we don't.
And if we did, it would be much easier to organize. So, you know. Yeah. Speaking of the [ __ ] bro, you I got a funny story. You know that uh that that that comment that was left in the chat the other day you sent me?
Hold on. Nick Harrison there. Scroll up a little bit. He He says, "You're 10 out of 10 with this [ __ ] Everybody deserves a break. This [ __ ] is beyond mentally taxing. I have a family that works in Congress and they don't even know why they're there anymore." Yeah, I I can relate to that, bro. I'm I'm just going to be real with you guys. Like, this [ __ ] wears me the [ __ ] out. It's the last thing I want to do. And I think people like think that I'm just saying that when I say that. Like, I I I don't think people understand. Like, it's really the last thing I want to do. But when it comes to what you actually are and who you actually are and what you actually believe in, great things, like I say all the time, every great thing in the world is built by people who were [ __ ] tired. And I know everybody's tired and I know everybody's frustrated.
And nobody's more mentally exhausted than I am at this point, but we still have to make it happen or we're all going to be [ __ ] real legitimate slaves and our kids are going to have no shot. So, um, I'm willing to keep going and do all this [ __ ] but like, dude, we got to see some movement at the ground level. Like, for real.
Yeah. You know? Yeah. Some real help, dude. So, some real help. Um, you want to hear a funny story?
Sure. You So, the the text the the comment that was left in the chat the other day. You remember that? You said that to me.
Do you feel convicted by Jesus to do what you do? Yes, actually I do. I actually think I was born to do this. M
and and and I hesitate to say that because people take that out of context, but I, you know, looking back at my life and looking back at all the things I've been through and looking back at like,
you know, what I've had to go through to build these things and what I've, you know, been through personally, you know, getting stabbed in the [ __ ] face and like,
bro, you got family that goes back to William Wallace. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like legitimately.
Yeah. That that's a whole another discussion, you know? Like I mean, dude, yeah.
And if you even tell people that, they're like, okay, okay, dude. I mean I mean
it's real [ __ ] Yeah. But again, you know, people have to be angry enough to [ __ ] do things. And I just think that social media creates a pressure release for people where they feel like they're doing things when in reality um it's just letting the pressure off of out of them. You know what I mean? And that's not going to get it done.
No, it's not enough. So, um so yeah. Anyway, what's the funny story? Uh, so the chat the the the chat that was left in the comment the other day, you remember that?
Uh, he commented somebody commented the guy that threatened us. Yeah. Yeah. You were a funny story about this.
Okay. The guy that said legitimately that he was going to shoot us. Yes. Right. That's right. That's right.
Chat. Yeah. And so I mean it's funny because I I guess people forget that like I'm not just a co-host podcaster dude. You know what I'm saying? Like we have some tools and tricks in my uh in my repertoire.
Yeah. And uh and so I found our buddy uh I know who he is, right? Looked him up. Right.
And uh and and so I replied to one of his shorts on his YouTube channel. Say, "Hey, I'll be in touch with you soon."
Yeah. Right. This was yesterday. So he emails in to ask Andy. Okay. He emails in. He's like, "Uh, is this your employee?" He's like, "Hold on." It gets so good, dude. It gets so good. Uh, where's the email at? He said, you got it? Yeah, here it is. So, he emails in. He says, "Is this your employee publicly issuing threats? If so, you should get a handle on that. This is Florida and doxing and self-defense are both uh not a game and I'm not [ __ ] playing." And he like sends a screenshot of like my IG handles and [ __ ] and then a screenshot of just my simple message. Hey, I'll be in touch. Winky face. Right.
Yeah. So, I replied back to him his comment. Yeah. Said, "Is this you?" Oh, no response. Oh, so you you can openly threaten people.
That's right. They don't like it when you [ __ ] when you figure out who the [ __ ] they are. But by the way, uh we take every threat very seriously.
Extremely seriously. Yeah. Palm Beach Sheriff's Office went to its house today.
Yeah. Um we don't we don't play that [ __ ] you know. Um but I just thought that was hilarious, dude. These these people are [ __ ] [ __ ]
Oh yeah. It's [ __ ] It's great. Oh yeah, it's so great. But um yeah, just not like I'm hard to find, [ __ ] You know, it's funny how many people threaten me and it's, you know, I everybody knows where the [ __ ] I am all the time,
you know. So, uh, hell yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, life unhacks 50 bucks on the super chat. Feel obligated to read that.
Yeah. Uh, we need to call on DOJ public comment line and demand compliance with the Epstein transparency act and release 6 million unredacted docs followed by the prosecution of all named offenders and co co-conspirators. My voice doesn't matter said millions of people. That's correct.
Absolutely. That's correct. That's what we were saying last night in the hangout.
You need to be bombarding our Listen, there's can't just be one person. multiple degrees to the plan that needs to be executed for us to not
literally be exterminated eventually. And the first plan, the one with the least resistance, is really as simple as people picking up their phone and their computer and sending emails relentlessly and making phone calls relentlessly and getting other people to do the same to put pressure on these people.
So, I agree with that. Um, and if you're not doing that, if you, like I'm talking to every single person listening, if you're not doing that, you're not doing your part.
That's real, dude. That's real. That's real. Well, let's get into some [ __ ] though.
Yeah. Um, you know, I mentioned earlier like I don't know any other conspiracy theories that are true or that are left to be proven, I should say. Um,
well, apparently they're going back to the moon. Did you know that? I I I saw something about that, dude.
Yeah. So, they're going back or going for the first time? Well, so so I got a call from my buddy Baker the other day and and really [ __ ] smart, cool [ __ ] dude. Going to have him on the show.
Um, and he's like, "Dude, I'm talking to him. We're talking about all this [ __ ] going on in the world." And he's like, "Do you like rockets? What do you think of Rockets?" And I'm like, "What?" And he's like, "Rockets?" And I'm like I'm like, "Is this guy like were you starting a rocket company? Like what's the pitch here?"
That's what you guys do when you guys get up there. You just start [ __ ] playing with rockets.
Yeah. He's like, "No, rockets, dude." You know, like go into space. And I'm like, "Do you think those are cool?" I'm like,
"I guess so." Like, he's like, "Well, do you want to go to the do you want to go to the launch with me?" Uh, cuz they're launching it like the end of March or early April. And I'm like, "What? What do you" And he had to tell me all about it. And he's like, "Yeah, man. There's like
there's like a group of 25 that get invites to it." He's like, "Do you want to go?" And I'm like, "Yeah, that'd be cool.
That'd be pretty cool." So, I think I think we're going to go to see them escape the firmament. Yeah,
sure. Where's the Where's the pool? Yeah, man. That' be I mean it it would be it would be interesting to see.
Yeah. I think uh Mr. Beast is going and a bunch of other like Oh, sick. Yeah, like they got like a influencer, I guess, podcaster collective. I think Rogan's supposed to go and [ __ ] like that. So, sick.
That's what I was told. But yeah. U But yeah, man. So, I guess we can go see them not go to the moon again.
Yeah, it could be a roundup, bro. You gota be careful. Yeah. Anyway, yeah. Well, there's one more that may have been come true I want to show before we even get to our headlines. I got a little something something here quickly.
Yeah. Um, robots. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Watch this clip. All right. Robot. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. All right. Now, watch this clip. That sure looks looks just like it.
I'm just saying. Hey, man. Man, that is that is odd, bro. Wow, hear me out, guys. I Hey, you know what? I think we got a new conspiracy. [ __ ] man.
Dude, that's weird, bro. That's so weird, dude. That is weird, bro. That [ __ ] was operating on motor oil, bro.
Yeah. [ __ ] dude. Yeah, he ran out of batteries like 10 a.m., bro. Guys, in the chat poll time, is Biden a robot?
Dude, they they said that uh in those Epstein files, there's a there's an email that said the real Biden was killed in 2019 for for child predator [ __ ] I saw
and replaced with a [ __ ] body double. I saw it's in the emails. And there's actually a bunch of mentions of like body doubles and [ __ ] like that in this file, dude.
Dude, dude, there's a they're they're talking about how they're they're trying to get it and and you know, I mean, this is they're trying to get it so people's souls can move from one body to another body.
They talk about it in those [ __ ] emails. That's crazy, dude. Bro. Yeah, bro. There is some [ __ ] happening, dude. And and do you have Okay. Do you because I know I know we talked I know you talked to the guy who would know about the next batch release. Is do you are there any like when when is that coming out? Like when are when are the next release?
Uh is there a timeline on that? You know we have a lot of things coming up here in the next couple weeks. We have uh Hillary and Bill
testifying end of March and then we also have State of the Union. Okay. And it would seem to me that that State of the Union is not going to go very well if uh if the things are going the way they are right now.
Yeah. So I I don't know. Um I don't know, bro. If if Trump did like a [ __ ] like uh Saddam Saddam Hussein style [ __ ] State of the Union.
Josh Romero wants to know my uh my favorite Freemason hand signal. Oh, here it is. Listen, they they think
Here's my Here's my Wait, wait. How'd it go? Yeah, there you go. There you go. Oh, man.
Yeah. Yeah, man. Um, dude, there there's just so much [ __ ] in those. I would like to see a Saddam Hussein style.
Uh Oh, yeah. You know what I'm talking about? You guys know what I'm talking about?
You mean hanging them? Well, no. Oh, you mean bring invite them all in? Yeah. Was that Was that No. Was that Gaddafi or was that Yeah, they thought that was Saddam, right?
He came in a room and he read all the names of all the conspirac stand up and walk out.
Yeah. And then they never were heard from again. They were out, right? I would I would I would really like to see that. That would be [ __ ] Okay. Like some boss [ __ ] Like that would be [ __ ] sick to see. That would be sick to see.
Yeah. I don't I don't know that that's what it's going to be, but um we'll see.
I don't I don't know. I don't know. I think we got I think I think we have to let it play out a little bit more without taking for granted that we need to be doing all of our [ __ ] on our end
while we can. That's right. Yeah, that's real, man. That's real, dude. Well, let's get into the uh let's get into some cruising, man.
Yeah. About to cruise for a bruise. Episode 1,000. Got some [ __ ] man. Let's dive into it, dude. Guys, remember if you guys would like to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. You guys can find them all there. Um, thus being stated, headline one, we got a uh we gota we got to rep a Missouri boy real quick.
Yeah. Which one? We got to represent, man. Josh Holly. [ __ ] dude. Yeah. What do you do,
bro? He is a [ __ ] animal. Yeah. Like I'm I'm actually really proud, right? Because like you see all these other representatives from all these other states, right? And these these congressmen and the other senators, bro, they're all weak, frail [ __ ]
idiots. Yeah. But then our boys, dude, like our our guys, we got some good [ __ ] guys out there.
We like some really good guys, man. Uh Josh Holly erupts at Minnesota AG over fraud scandal during fiery exchange. You should be in jail. This was hot, dude. This this was this was this was crazy to see. Um so I got a clip. We got we'll play a little bit of this. We'll break it down a little bit, but we got a lot of clips here we're going to go through. So um you know, hang tight. Uh but yeah, Senator uh Josh Holly out of Missouri um attacked Missouri Attorney General Keith
Minnesota uh yeah, I'm sorry. uh Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison during a Thursday hearing at the Capitol uh for having accepted campaign donations from the fraudsters in his state. The Missouri Republican highlighted reporting from the Post on the thousands of dollars in contributions to Ellison from individuals linked to the feeding our future scandal that ran off with $250 million in taxpayer funds. Uh then first assistant US attorney Joe Thompson said in December news conference that the ill gotten gains were the just the tip of the iceberg alleging that other fraudsters had taken more than $9 billion since 2018.
Um so let's check this this first piece of this exchange. Mr. Ellison, let me start with you. You're the attorney general of the state of Minnesota. Do I have that correct?
That's a yes. Sir, you're aware of my job. You know the answer to that. Is you're not going to answer my questions. Are we going to start this way? Are you the attorney general of the state of Minnesota? Yes or no?
You know the answer. Mr. Elson, you're in my courtroom now. You're under oath. So, I suggest that you answer my questions. You the chief law enforcement officer of the state of Minnesota. Yes or no?
Let's try another question. Are you familiar with the Let's pause right there. This piece like who do you think you are, dude?
Listen, real talk. He should be arrested on the spot for that. Right there. Yeah. Right there. It's contempt.
Yeah. Like, yeah, sure. This is a But like, dude, who do you think you are? You just got done stealing and and caught red-handed stealing money from your own [ __ ] people who elected you to do this job and you come in here with the balls and [ __ ] ego.
He's not of the people. Of course not. He's not [ __ ] of the people. Of course not.
Get his ass out of there, bro. None of these people, okay? When I say none, I mean 98% of them
Yeah. are not for the people. No, bro. Okay. M like we've been talking about for years and especially lately, these people go there because it's their end to become financially successful.
All right? They can't cut it in the real world. They can't start businesses. They can't build anything real. They [ __ ] Look, dude, the criminal mind always acts the same way.
They find the place of least resistance with the biggest outcome and they go there. And right now, that's our federal government,
dude. and and and and we've said it because we've seen it here in in in Missouri with people like Cy Bush. The am like he didn't get millions of dollars, dude. He didn't get millions of dollars to betray his [ __ ] you 10 grand bro.
Yeah. That's all it took. $10,000 to get this piece of [ __ ] to turn on his own people.
Well, $10,000 to a piece of [ __ ] is a lot of money, dude. Okay. Yeah. But but bro, listen. I'm If I were a criminal though, though, you know what I'm saying? Like a piece of [ __ ] like that and you're getting 250 and all I get is 10 grand. We got to talk about this.
Well, I mean, dude, when you're when you Yeah, but criminals kill each other over [ __ ] 10 grand.
Yeah, bro. Like like it's, you know, look, dude. Oh. Oh, bro. I could I don't think I could handle being like like being in Holly's seat, bro. I couldn't handle it. I I couldn't I could not handle having to [ __ ] talk like I can't play that game, bro. Yeah, I would have [ __ ] dragg drugged that dude out of his [ __ ] seat.
Let's continue. 9 billion dollar in historic fraud out of your state, including the $250 million in the Feeding Our Future program alone. You familiar with that? Don't turn to the pages in your book to get your potted answers. Are you familiar with it? Yes or no?
Yes, I am familiar with it. Very familiar, aren't you? Because the people who ran the Feeding Our Futures program came to you in your official office in the state capital December 11th, 2021, and asked for your help in getting investigators off their backs. They complained to you for upwards of an hour about state investigators going after them and they begged you to help them and you agreed to it amazingly. And we know you did because it's all caught on tape. Every single sentence is caught on tape. Here's what you said. Let's take a look. Obviously, you said it's not a question. You said to them,
"Send me the names of all these folks who are investigating them." you said to them, "Send me their names and I'll take that list and I'll call the person over at education who is investigating them and say, "What's going on? Why am I getting these complaints?" Then he went on to say, "I already have my team working on this. What day should we get together to discuss it again?" You made pledge after pledge to them. You said, "We've got to make sure this guy who's investigating them stops it." You said, "You have my attention. I'm concerned about this." You said, "Let's go fight these people." Meaning the people who are investigating the fraud.
Why'd you do it? Why'd you help them? Are you going to let me answer? Please, we're all ears.
So, first of all, you're cherrypicking quotes out of there. The Why did you help him?
I thought you were going to let me answer. Why did you help? Are you going to let me answer?
Why did you help him? You let me answer and I'll answer you. Tell the truth and I'll let you answer.
I will tell the truth. Let's do that. That' be a nice change. Why did you help?
So, no. That now see Mr. Chairman, I didn't come here to be insulted. I came here voluntary. came here for the truth. Let's have it. Why did you help them? The quads are here. They're in black and white and every member of this audience can listen to the recording. It's 54 minutes long. It's all in public. You can Google it right now and listen to it
and listen to that goes on for a little bit. And then it's discovered. So, he has this meeting with the with people of this organization, right, who stole the 250 million, right? And then nine days later, he gets a $10,000 campaign donation from those same people. And the the like the meeting was recorded because here's the thing, like they they know like the fraud like they're not stupid in that sense, right? Like they there's checks and balances. They recorded the [ __ ] meeting. They have them on tape. Like being 100% complicit with this [ __ ] Yeah. For 10 grand. You sold your people out. Um, then it gets a little then it gets Here's the jail piece.
Let's check this piece out. Blowers came to you as early as 2019. Let's look. As early as 2019, whistlebl Don't talk over me. As early as 2019, it's my hearing pal.
As early as 2019, don't call me. Whistleblowers came. Well, I should call you prisoner because you ought to be in jail.
Well, we'll see what you can do. That piece right there. See what you can do about it. Yeah, we will see. We will see. Bro, listen. The time of all of these politicians stealing from us
and lying to us and using our tax dollars to get rich while oppressing our own citizens and not taking care of them the way that they should, making hardworking American families struggle so that these people can act with impunity to continue to defraud all of us. that those days are over, dude. They're coming to an end. And I if I were one of these guys, I'd be very careful about the [ __ ] that they say because history says a different story.
Okay? When people get fed up enough, these people end up hanging from a [ __ ] overpass. Okay? That's that's what history says.
That's what happens. Okay? And the temperature is getting hot. It's not hot enough yet,
but it will be soon because I don't think people are going to let up on this [ __ ]
No. People are tired of struggling. People are tired of being lied to. People are tired of paying taxes to apparently people who are willing to lie, cheat, steal, blackmail, and in some cases kill, rape, torture innocent people, including allegedly kids. And I don't think people are going to stand for that. And I think the more people dig into it, the hotter the temperature is going to get. And people who act like this, like they're just above the law, are going to be the first ones dealt with.
And it's going to be the people doing it. So, you know, these people have lived in this protection for so long, they think they're immune from it.
They don't forget. They they don't remember that, you know, there's a couple thousand of them and there's 8 billion people on the planet. There's 350 million people here. There's a couple thousand of them. I would be aware of that math if I were you.
Hi. History tells a very predictable story about what happens next. It always comes to the light.
That's right. It always does. And the crazy thing is, I mean, you know, Ali wasn't even just hitting on this uh the day before this exchange. Um he also pressed them on what we've been covering on the show, right? These protesters that were up there, you know, battling ICE and [ __ ] you know, how are they getting there, right? How do they have all of these beautiful signs that are all meticulously printed, right? Like where does that come from? How does that happen?
Oh, that comes from us. Oh, it comes directly from us. Funnel funneled to these NOS's that our money goes to. Let's check this exchange out. This was uh the day before um where Holly's pressing on that matter.
Your organization specializes in following nonprofit funding and organizational networks. So based on your research, what organizations have been active on the ground in Minnesota? What can you tell us?
Uh yes, we have tracked over $60 million according to the latest 990 disclosures to approximately 14 groups, some of them national, others on the ground. Groups like the ACLU provide the legal defense uh as well as facilitate the trainings for some of the tactics that Senator Corin Corin just described. a group named Democracy Forward, uh, Take Action Minnesota has gotten over 10 million dollars from these large NGO networks, uh, including the Neville Roy Singum Network uh Indivisible National Lawyers Guild, uh, CTUL, the Council on American Islamic Relations, Minnesota, CARE, uh, Minnesota 350, Voices for Racial Justice, on and on. Like I said, over $60 million just according to the latest 990 disclosures.
60 million. And that's just in that city. 60 million [ __ ] dollars. Oh, bro. Yeah. And wait till everybody figures out this is going on in every city. This is going on in every city. This is going on in every state. This is going on in every every government program that is antiquated and been around for, you know, uh, ever and nobody really pays attention to and they funnel the money through it. And that's what they've been doing. That's why we're paying [ __ ] all in, you know, really 50 to 70% tax on who you ask and where their income bracket is, you know, and um
you know, when they figure that out, people are figuring it out. You know, when people figure that out and they really understand that it's your dollars that are being stolen from you to create the disruption that's going on in society that [ __ ] wrecks society, disrupts society, divides society,
burns down neighborhoods. Yeah, that [ __ ] is over, dude. And like they're figuring it out,
bro. So, and I, you know, there I'm sorry. You know, there's Who's going to protect these people? Who's going to protect them? The answer is [ __ ] no one because the people that are protecting them are just like us.
They're people who are paying all these taxes and all this [ __ ] And by the way, the people who are protecting them don't get paid a lot of money. All right. And the money they do get paid is getting [ __ ] taxed and stolen by these very people that they protect. Once those people figure that out, they got a problem.
There will be no more protection. Yeah. No more protection. You know, and dude, it's almost interesting though, right? So, like, you know, to your point, so these people take our tax dollars, they fund whatever the [ __ ] they want to get the kicks back forward. Um, and then when it the [ __ ] tries to get addressed, right? You sent ICE up into Minnesota to kick people out, right? Then they fund people to protest that [ __ ] and cause disruptions. And you know, obviously we've seen what happened when when when that situation happens. Innocent people get killed, right?
Some non- innocent people get killed, right? But there's American death, right? Um, tragic nonetheless. I believe that they are really pushing for this to to like turn into the the American the Americans hands to deal with this, right? Because like, you know, they're presenting all this fraud stuff that comes out. They're presenting these protesters that are getting paid to do this [ __ ] But then in that same [ __ ] breath, now we have ICE out of Minnesota. Operation Metro Surge is done. Tom Holman just announced and he's actually calling and saying that it's done because it was a success. But you're telling so all the illegals are out of Minnesota. All of them.
Why would Cuz I at first it was just a force reduction. Now they're out. That doesn't make sense to me. Like do you like So like do you want do like
It does. It it it does make sense if you think about it differently. Okay. If you think about it not from an aspect of, you know, did they do their job or did they not do their job or this or that or this and you think about it that our job is to intentionally enrage people so that they put so much pressure on us that we have to hold these people accountable. It makes sense and a lot of things make sense.
Yeah. Okay. You watched Pam Bobby yesterday. Oh, what a [ __ ] dumpster fire. Do you have that? Are we
No, you bring it. Yeah, bring it in there. No, no, it's fine. You know, you watched that yesterday and then you have people literally on the [ __ ] news like trying to act like she did a good job,
bro. Like, what do you like? Look, dude, we could see this [ __ ] We see it. Like, you're not the only one that gets to watch this [ __ ] We see it. We can read the [ __ ] emails. That's right.
We can we see what's going on. I watched the interview, too, lady. And and when you think about like again I go back to strategy. You know you there's no government in the world that's been able to hold other members of government accountable without massive public outcry, massive public pressure. The people are an integral part to the function of government. And if you have someone that just goes in and says, "We're arresting all these people and they don't have mass public support to do it." Then those people are the ones that [ __ ] get thrown in jail. Those are the people that get executed. Those are the people that get held accountable. So I still what I'm seeing is intentional enraging of the populace. Okay. You don't think that Cash Patel knows that he [ __ ] you know, went out and said for however many years that we're gonna do this and this we're gonna do this on day one and all this [ __ ] and now he's
saying he can't do it. Why do you think he looks scared to death every time he says it? Okay, he knows what the [ __ ] he said. Bonino knows what he said.
Pammani knows what she said and Trump knows what he said. They all know. Okay. So, to think that they're this stupid and sitting in the background and not understanding what they're saying in public and what the reaction is causing, it's it's a low IQ position. Okay? You're you're you're you're accepting what you're seeing on the surface as truth when in reality there is other things that are happening behind the scenes. And what I I see it differently than most everybody do. I I see the public being intentionally enraged in order to put pressure so that the people can be held accountable. That That's what the [ __ ] I see. Yeah. And and and here's the thing.
I could be wrong. Okay. And that's why I say, "Hey, you can't count on that. You have to like do your part
uh to organize and get involved in all these things that we talk about in the event that that fails."
Correct. Yeah. And we also have to do the part on making the culture better. That has to happen right now. Like you have to get in shape. You have to try to make money. You have to [ __ ] become a a good representation of what you want America to be. You have to live that. But when I think of like how I would like I how would I how would I do it? The problem is I can't think of another way to do it.
You know what I'm saying? Like I can't think of another way to arrest heads of, you know, uh, government or
without just saying, "Fuck everybody. [ __ ] the optics. Don't give a shit." Like,
no. Because, dude, if you don't have the public approval for that, you're the one that ends up getting held accountable.
So, you don't think that Trump knows that? Like, you you know what I'm saying? Like,
dude, that's not an interesting. This isn't like this isn't like like cuz dude like if we find out Trump's involved in this
okay cooler done. Yeah. Done. Yeah. Like this is not loyalty to anybody. This is me evaluating strategically how you would actually do it in real life. I mean we all like to say
[ __ ] [ __ ] do it. But if he had come in on the first day and arrested all these people, remember half 90% of the people thought all this [ __ ] was fake,
right? Okay. And and most people have no idea how deep the fraud has been. Yeah. That's just the iceberg, right? The whole rest of it under these,
right? You have all these things coming to light at once. And then you look back at like how he handled Venezuela and Greenland and strategically pretty much guaranteed like that no country can like be in control of what happens after that something like
like to me dude I you know and there's there's more you know like you don't think that Trump knows that like if he [ __ ] did this that he would go down in history as the greatest president of all time. You don't think he [ __ ] knows that? He that's all he thinks about. So, you know, I think people should be pissed and people should be getting organized, but and putting pressure, but I think that's our role here. Our role is to be [ __ ] calling for accountability
and don't stop calling for Dude, I saw I saw this interesting little rabbit hole uh today actually
with the And by the way, I've seen other people saying this [ __ ] now. Yeah. Okay. Saying what I'm saying right now
that this this is a strategic play. But let's just remember who said it first when nobody was [ __ ] saying [ __ ]
Yeah. Whenever cuz now we're starting to see other people with podcasts who are very popular saying what I'm saying.
And uh I would just like to remind everybody that I [ __ ] that was my [ __ ] brain that that thought that out.
Yeah. It's not your light bulb, Big D. Right. Uh dude, I saw this interesting rabbit hole though on this Epstein stuff. Did you know that that the DOJ they were tracking? So the the the congressman and the senators that that were allowed to see the unredacted [ __ ] they were tracking what they were searching for and what they were looking for.
Correct. Yeah. Nancy Mace said that, right? Yeah. I didn't know that was a thing. And I And so I went down this rabbit. Well, why would they be doing that?
Right. And one of the theories out there is that why does China why does China monitor who who's which citizens vote for who?
Right. Right. Right. Right. That That's Listen, is that where you were going? That's that's where I was going. Okay. Because I mean, dude, it [ __ ] make I mean [ __ ]
You know what I'm saying? Like, because if you go searching your name first and there, you know,
it makes it makes the people afraid to go look, dude. Yeah. And then people will say to the counterargument of what I'm saying, they will say,
"What about Trump Israel? What about all this shit?" Yeah, we gota fix that still.
Okay. Well, here let's let me pose a question to you. If you were running a play such as this that I'm I'm speculating could be going on,
would you want to disrupt everything else over here and get everybody else nervous or would you continue to play ball as much as you could so that they didn't see what the [ __ ] was about to happen?
Because I know what I would do. Yeah. Okay. And when you have Netanyahu flying here over and over and over and over here trying to get Trump to like go into a full-blown ground war occupation Afghanistan style with Iran and he's not doing it. That should say something too.
You see what I'm saying? Yeah, it should. Yeah. So that pressure we have a lot of things happening at once. We have a lot of pressure and tension between uh Netanyahu and Trump, which by the way I heard about from [ __ ] Holly. M
okay. So we have tension there. We have tension. Uh we have all this [ __ ] happening with the fraud and with the Epstein list. I I can only tell you how I see it. And a lot of people aren't satisfied with how I see it, but they haven't been for the last six years. And I don't think I've [ __ ] missed on very much.
Yeah. So yeah, let's check in with the chat, dude. Let's check in with the chat. See what they got going on this. See what you got. in super chat saying, "Is it possible they're trying to turn the temperature down because they realize they're trying to boil the water too fast?"
No, I actually see that as something's going to happen soon. I think I think it's a reasonable thing for for them to expect that the temperature gets really [ __ ] hot. Yeah.
Uh especially when you have Bondi up there not doing [ __ ] dude, like she did yesterday.
So, um you know, I think that's the key, bro. We can't get [ __ ] complacent. So, dude, Lindsay says it right here. She says, "Many of the leftists I know are calling more for more accountability on Epstein than the right. It actually looks like a promising unity." That's the point. Okay, that's the point. If a year ago, those same people, 90% of the population, if you were to say, "Hey man, guess what they're doing? They're doing all this disgusting shit." They're like, "Ah, that's a right-wing conspiracy. You're a nut job. You're crazy."
Now everybody accepts it as real because his [ __ ] name is in it and they're not even willing to like read the the the thing of how his name is involved. Right. So now everybody's accepted it and and and and allegedly there's five million more pages, not three like I thought.
They dropped the other five million. These people still have to accept it. Now you have the the [ __ ] pressure to really do it because you've got everybody saying it. So, I actually see it if that's the move, it's a pretty [ __ ] smart move. Now, that's yet to be determined, but that's how I'm seeing it play out. And I think in our our we have a role in this and our role is to put pressure and be outraged and put pressure for accountability on these people relentlessly.
Skyler kind of said that in the Twitter chat earlier. It's like when Trump said, "What files?" And Indie called out it was intentional to get people to demand the release of the files.
Yeah. Yeah, that's that's that's what I think is going on. It's a hoax. What the [ __ ] do you mean it's a hoax, dude? No, it's this, this, and this. Now all this shit's out.
Correct. Correct. Yeah, dude. When you say when he says, "Oh, it's a hoax. It's a hoax. It's a hoax." And they drop [ __ ] name and his name is in it right
now. Everybody, the 90% is like, "Fuck, it must be real." Mhm. Mhm. You could How would you Okay, let's just let let's just say let me How would you do it another way?
Yeah. I I I really don't see another way to do it, bro. How would you do it another way?
Yeah. Okay. How would you get 90% of the people that think something is complete [ __ ] to actually accept it as true? H how would you do that? He could have g went up there and gave a thousand talks, bro, and said this is people would have been like he's [ __ ] a tyrant. He's a dictator. He's foolish. He's trying to this is political warfare. He's trying to arrest his enemies.
How else would you get people to accept that it was real? Cuz it's so [ __ ] outrageous that most people are like,
"There's no way." You know? So, I unless you guys can think of another way that this could have been done, I I'd be willing to hear it, but I can't personally think of another way that it could be done.
No. What's this say? I don't know. I Yeah, I don't know what that means. the compromat Yeah.
collected is way too valuable for the people for real arrest to ever happen. It's their leverage, not their undoing. From my observation, not claiming hard facts, that's just how I see it.
You know, if that's true, then that's something that we got to handle as citizens.
Yeah. I I don't see it that way, though. I don't cuz like my counter to that though is like, dude, like I don't know. And it's not me. This is not, you know, I'm not gobbling down the orange gizzy right now.
Okay. Yeah. But dude, like this is his last term. What else does he have to [ __ ] lose?
Yodnap says they haven't arrested anyone and he's outraged. Mhm. Good. That's that's that's the desired result. That's the desired result. Would people [ __ ] be as outraged if they had arrested five or six people between the beginning of the term and now? Would they be as outraged as they are right now?
No. You see? Yeah. I think I think you know yeah we can hope for that 5D chess plays out but unfortunately the history of all these people's actions say different to this with respect including Trump what history there's never been history of of uh an elite group of torturers and black mailers and pedophiles
yeah in documents black and white like I I've never seen any history like that.
Yeah. Yeah. He is in the files, just not the way you're thinking. Now everybody's [ __ ] looking for him.
What's your comment on Shay's comment? Might be just me, but I feel like it's not possible to fix anything without a revolution.
I I think that we need to plan for that. I think that's what I'm saying when uh be prepared. Yeah. Be we need to prepare.
So, you know, yeah, don't forget this is a hundredyear plan. That's correct. But it the only reason it's taken a hundred years is because it's a nefarious plan.
When there's a genuine good plan, it only takes a couple years. Like you said yesterday.
Yeah. Right. Yeah. Good moves much faster than evil. Yeah. Because evil has to deceive. Good doesn't have to.
What if Trump is waiting for the 250th anniversary of Fourth of July to do mass arrest? I don't think that's the case. I think that those will happen and then there will be a celebration. I think yeah, I think J I think July 4th is going to be more of a celebration thing. Hopefully dude.
Listen, dude. It if it if none of it materializes, then we know then we know for sure.
We can make it a celebration. Yeah. One way or the other. Yeah. PNW Pig Ducker said, "This [ __ ] has been happening since 96. Sorry if I'm struggling to believe they will hold anyone accountable."
Yeah. Well, I mean, that's what was that's what Massie is saying in public. He's saying it's a multi-generational problem. You know, it's been going on for many administrations. Okay? The only way to hold somebody accountable for the many administr like look dude you guys should be pissed. That's the bottom line.
Okay? And you know, I have my theory. I know how I would do it. I'm pretty [ __ ] proven in the success of not just what I say here, but in real life. And I'm just telling you, I don't think they could be done another way.
No. The Pan Bondi said it best, dude. The realist came out, the systems would collapse.
Yeah. Okay. We're okay with that. We have terms. Yeah. Bro, we're real [ __ ] Because like you said yesterday, if we if it doesn't, the other alternatives ends in the same result.
Same result. Yeah. Yeah. one way or another. Hell yeah, man. Guys, we appreciate you.
Yeah. And by the way, I you know, like I'm not saying any of y'all are wrong because I'm not even saying I'm right.
Right. I'm just saying how I observe it. So this isn't a you know, oh, you're wrong. Like you could be right. They could [ __ ]
But at the end of the day, something's got to happen whether they do it or we do it.
So we should prepare to have to do it. And honestly, we should always be prepared to have to do those things because that's what got the country in a place in
what we are mandated to do. The [ __ ] constitution calls for a well- reggulated militia to hold the [ __ ] government in check,
right? We haven't done that. The people have not done their [ __ ] part of the constitution. And you know, a government works on two places. The government and the people. The people have not done their part.
They have not. That's what allowed And they haven't done it for a long [ __ ] time. Yeah.
Okay. And when you allow power to be unchecked and corruption to start infesting, you have to realize that that comes from the no fear, no power check.
Okay. And the people haven't done that and we have to do it. Easy times create weak men.
That's right. Yep. All this slap. We got to get it out, bro. Guys, we appreciate you though being real ass fans. Uh, make sure you guys are liking, subscribing, commenting helps us a lot.
The the problem with this is that people who hear like what I'm saying, they say, "Well, trust the plan." No, you can't trust a [ __ ] plan. We can trust each other. We can trust each other. We can work together and we can trust in our plan. They do not represent us. They haven't represented us in a very long time. Okay. So this idea of me saying, "Well, this could be happening," is certainly not saying, "Trust the plan."
It's not what the [ __ ] I'm saying. You have to be active right now and you have to get your [ __ ] together and you have to be putting pressure on them. That that is required for movement in any government structure in the history of humankind.
It's required. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, it's actually a good point here that I mean that's the other thing too is because it's not just here in the United States.
Yeah. But there's people being [ __ ] there's accountability being held all through Europe right now. There's people losing their positions. There's people being uh removed from politics and power and companies. That [ __ ] is happening in Europe dude.
Dude, I saw there was a few uh a few CEOs of some companies here in America like they've resigned in the last week or two because of that [ __ ]
Yeah. Like this is a massive global human. Listen, bro. It's not global. It's the It's the West.
Okay. This This [ __ ] doesn't exist in [ __ ] Russia. This [ __ ] does not exist in China.
And the reason that we're propagated to believe that those two countries are our greatest evil
is because it doesn't exist over there. So, this is not a global problem, but it is a problem with Europe and the United States. Yeah.
And Israel, clearly. We'll get to that here in a second. Yeah. Guys, we appreciate you, though. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. With that being said, we got to keep cruising.
Yep. We got to keep cruising. Uh we got headline, too. Let's go to Vegas. Dude, this is some uh some interesting stuff that happened. Yeah. Up in Vegas. I like Vegas. Uh you have uh you've popped my my cherry in Vegas, Andy.
Yeah. I didn't pop your cherry. Oh, you popped my cherry. Okay. You popped my Vegas cherry.
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I like Vegas. It's a good spot. Yeah. Everybody likes Vegas. D. Well, I mean, I don't know about everybody.
What are you talking about? People that lose probably don't like Vegas. Why do you think they go back?
Well, what about the [ __ ] that can't leave, bro? No, there's a stat. It's like [ __ ] like 60 or 70% of the homeless population in Vegas where like people that came to Vegas, lost all their [ __ ] just couldn't [ __ ] leave.
Well, gambling is a very, very, very addictive thing for people. Yeah. You know, one of the best amazing things you should never do.
Yeah. Yeah, man. It's um you know I've never gotten into it really like you know I'll go with the guys we go somewhere there's casino you know and I'll I'll give everybody some money and we'll all have a good time and
you know um but you know like I mean I know a lot of people that are that are way too into it. I'm I've never really like honestly the the truth is is that with the success that I've had in my life, I just always remember like how hard it was and it's hard for me to like just piss money away like that
at any significant amount to me. Well, you know what that means? It just means you got to get better at gambling. That's all that means.
Yeah. It's just not You got to win more. I I've always I had a guy tell me one time uh actually it was uh it was Rderman's dad.
Mhm. And uh he told me this is back like in when we were like very very uh like probably high school age and he's like look it's it's just entertainment. It's uh you you got to know what you're willing to spend
and once you spend that on your entertainment then you go home. And that's how I look at it. And sometimes,
you know, like usually when I go, I lose everything because I'm prepared to lose it and I just keep playing.
Sometimes when we go, we play till 5:00 in the morning and then we win. And then we go home cuz we're tired. That's right.
You know, but if you keep playing, you're going to lose at some point. Yeah. Eventually wins.
Yeah, that's right. And you got to know that, you know, but uh you know, I I don't know. Like
be [ __ ] like stick. All right, let's go. You got keep moving. It's not exciting to me like it is for other people. Like it's just not. No, it's not. But uh here's one thing I didn't know. Gate Vegas had uh Bolabs. Did you know that? Illegal Bolabs. Let's talk about it. Property manager arrested in connection with possible Las Vegas Bolab faces federal firearms charge. Numerous firearms uh were seized from his home according to the complaint. So yeah, February 3rd, okay, I believe it was actually February 2nd when it took place. Um there was an illicit biological lab operation that was found um in Las Vegas or right just outside the city. Um and yeah, this man was charged in connection uh in connection with it. And he allegedly had a hefty cash of firearms stashed at his house uh that were also illegal um for him to have. According to a federal criminal complaint, Ary Solomon, the property manager of the home where
the alleged Bolab was located, was arrested over the weekend, police said. uh when authorities searched his home in Las Vegas on Saturday as part of the investigation into the alleged bolab, they discovered bullets lying on Solomon's computer stand in a black Glock semi-automatic in a nearby cabinet. According to the complaint, their warrant didn't cover seizing the gun, so they had to leave them there. The complaint said during a jail house call to his adult daughter on Sunday, Solomon allegedly asked about the firearms according to the complaint.
Quote, "Is there any guns left?" "Is there any guns left in the house or did they confiscate it?" he asked. According to the complaint, a fe a quote female voice responded that quote, "The three rifles I think they found the lock box with the pistol, but they couldn't open it," the complaint stated. Um, so they then federal authorities got a search warrant, went back to Solomon's house to seize the guns on Monday. According to the complaint, quote, "Numerous firearms, ammunition, and firearm accessories were seized, including several semi-automatic handguns and an assault rifle." According to the complaint, Solomon is in the United States on a temporary work visa that precludes him from owning or possessing a firearm, the complaint says. Okay, so there's a bolab. Okay, the bolab had a bunch of bad [ __ ] in there, right? from HIV to [ __ ] malaria to like pandemic level [ __ ] right? Pretty bad. Pretty
bad. Okay, they locked this dude up. He was a property manager for the guy that owned the home uh was actually a Chinese dude that was connected to another bolaboratory in California that was busted in 2023. Okay, but here's the thing. So, this dude's been taking care of this [ __ ] bolab. He's a property manager listed for it, right? Got him with guns and all of that [ __ ] Guess what happens, Andy? What?
Yeah. Uh the Nevada judge, they just released him from jail. Okay. Um this is where it gets interesting. Uh the a federal judge ordered the release Friday of the property manager that was connected to the suspected bolab where prosecutors charged with unlawfully possessing guns. The US magistrate judge Elena Yaka released Oris Solomon, who's 55, on a personal recognizance bond, ordering him to surrender his passport and stay with the continent's United States. Should Solomon leave the Las Vegas area, he must inform the court. Now, that's some really special privilege if you ask me.
Let's check this out. It's puzzling to experts. A bolab in a suburban home garage. Unless these things get raided, nobody's going to find them. It's not like we know that they're there.
Investigators say they were tipped off to one by someone who worked in the house. They raided it early Saturday morning. Video revealing the hundreds of samples collected in vials and jugs. Days later, police identifying this man, Ory Solomon, as the property manager.
We have no knowledge that he had any expertise or is in in that area or he's somewhat of a trained biologist. No. Court records obtained by channel 13 show he's an Israeli citizen here on a non-immigrant visa. Authorities say he works for a Chinese citizen who goes by the alias David her who owns the home on Sugar Springs Drive. Her is in a California jail charged following a 2023 investigation of an alleged illegal bolab in Reedley, California. Leaders there holding a press conference this week. pathogens, including samples of COVID 19. There was 1,000 trans genetic mice that were there.
Investigators say much of what was found in that Fresno warehouse is consistent with materials found in the lab in Las Vegas. Solomon manages more than 30 short-term rental properties, including this one where the Bolab was found in Las Vegas. So, are they going to search the other properties?
It's a good question. I don't know why the [ __ ] he got released. Well, they told you he just didn't pick it up. He's an Israeli citizen.
It leads to another interesting point, dude, because I've been seeing some stuff and like I don't I don't
Listen, man. Israel needs to get the [ __ ] out of our [ __ ] Yes. Okay. We're all [ __ ] tired of it.
Can't we just be tired of it? Yeah. And and you know all the Jewish people that [ __ ] don't understand what's going on and are just you you understand you're getting [ __ ] played.
Okay. There's tons and tons and tons of good Jewish people that have no [ __ ] idea what these people are doing in their
name or he's doing. Yeah. Yeah. And you know when you get people that say all the Jews and then none of those Jewish people like say anything
then it makes them look like they're all part of it. Mhm. And so Jewish people need to really understand that there is an evil element of extremists in your government that is doing all kinds of [ __ ] up [ __ ]
that's hurting you and putting you in a position to potentially be persecuted. Yeah. Legitimately,
right? Yeah. And dude, that's a that that's the plan for them, by the way. That's what they want.
So they want anti-semitism. They want people to rage. They want people to [ __ ] go after Jewish people. That's what they want. They're trying to bring in the end times. These are [ __ ] religious extremists, okay? Just like they have religious extremists in Muslim. Just like there is in Christian, just like there is in
What? By the way, we need some more Christians. Yeah, we need Christian extremism. Yes. God wills it.
Yeah. But you know, these people are these people don't think like you and I, and they don't think like any of these other people. These people are legitimately believing that they're going to bring about the end times. Okay? They're old. They're going to die. What What do you not understand about this? Like these people, these people, this is their This is what they believe they are made to do. Okay, dude. I can't for the life of me. I I don't I get it, right? Because I mean, and listen, this is a speculation here, right? But that judge um that's not how you spell Elena. And I'm I'm I'd be curious to know her her uh her her ethnicity.
Well, look, dude. I'm just saying like like how do you allow that? Sure, you can look it up right now.
How do you allow that? How do you allow that to to happen? You have a dude here, right, who's on a [ __ ] visa supposed to be working who's managing properties that you have Chinese illegals using his bio laboratories illegally, right? This dude got guns and rifles and [ __ ]
Did you not see Netanyahu get like 20some standing ovations the other day by Congress? Yeah.
Yeah, I saw that. When have they done that for Trump? [ __ ] When have they done that for any president?
You want to see some unity come? Why Why are they doing that? Why are they doing that? Well, the answer is very simple. We are occupied. All of those politicians are funded by Apac.
Okay, we are occupied. We are occupied. Do you understand that these people are not working on our interests, they're working on their interest?
I'm sorry. Yeah. Shocking. Yeah, I'm shocked. I'm I'm blown away. Yeah. Well, anyway, and we have more to think about here. Okay. Um, what do you why do you think those labs exist and how many do you think there are?
Oh, bro, there's probably [ __ ] thousands. Okay. Well, why do they exist? I mean, to me, I you know, my my real thought, bro, those are those are [ __ ] that's the checks and balances for Trump continue to do what he's supposed to be doing.
Correct. That's what people don't understand. Stay in [ __ ] line or we're going to release this or we're going to do this. And by the way, I believe that I said this. I don't know, a hundred [ __ ] times that the next thing they're going to do is release some sort of actual deadly pandemic and [ __ ] everybody.
Or if it's not the pandemic, then they can use the illegals that they've also allowed.
They're in the [ __ ] emails talking about how to get rid of poor people via vaccines,
bro. Okay. You got Bill Gates literally in public saying it, bro. Okay. The CO 19 [ __ ] dude. Planning the pandemics.
Yeah. That was 2018. And then 2019, what do we have? Event 2011. Yeah, right. Like, dude, we need we at this point the the party's over. Everybody get the [ __ ] out the house. We got to get to cleaning some [ __ ] up.
Yeah. All right. I'll see you guys. But don't think that they don't have contingency plans.
Yeah, they do. Oh, they absolutely. Okay. They have the Samson option. That's a real thing.
That's right. They got to [ __ ] the United States with malaria option, right? or something worse than CO, which was a test run by their own emission.
Okay. What if they released some sort of actual thing that has a mortality rate of like 90%.
Legitimately, not the CNN 90%. Yeah. Right. Yeah. They're holding the entire [ __ ] West and the United States hostage. And that's what the [ __ ] is going on.
Balls, dude. Yeah. By the balls. Down to the jud. By the way, that judge should be removed immediately. Immediately.
Yeah. Immediately. Immediately. Anyway, that's not blind justice. No, it's not blind justice. No,
that's that's privilege. What the [ __ ] would happen to you or I if we got caught with a bolab.
Oh, bro. I'm done. Oh, you are done. I'm definitely done. Yeah, you might you might be I'm done.
Actually, in today's environment, I'm done. You're getting off. That's right. I might be a martyr. That's That's true. I'll be out in like 24 hours.
You go sit there. All you got to do is kill someone too and then they'll for sure let you out.
Yeah, you better not sneeze wrong, [ __ ] They going to get your get you. Yeah, man.
It's crazy, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation, though. Let us know what you guys think, dude. Um cuz I have a full circle jerk coming.
Sweet. Oh, buddy. Everybody likes a circle jerk. Everybody likes a circle jerk, guys. Let's get to headline three. That That's probably from Israel, too.
What? The circle jerk. Yeah, they probably meant it. We can't confirm nor deny. Um, but uh we got to do a Candace Candace Erica update.
Oh, really? Bro, it's hot again. It is hot again, dude. [ __ ] It is hot again. And listen, I've been I've been trying to like
It is hot again, dude. All right. And I'm waiting for something to like come out that like, okay, she's completely cool. So, she's cleared. She's It doesn't And it just keeps getting [ __ ] worse.
It keeps getting worse. I did see a lot of people last night um and I don't know what's going on because I haven't seen so I have no idea what you're about to talk about, but
I did see people last night, quite a few people saying, "I've been a staunch defender of Erica Kirk, but I can't defend her anymore." Well,
I saw a lot of that. It's done. Yeah. So, what what happened? Well, let's check in with Candace. Uh because this new uh this this latest discovery and this uh debacery um it's very interesting, man. Um so Charlie Kirk, he had a home office. You have a home. You have like three home offices technically.
Uh but uh you know you have office and you have your [ __ ] up on the shelves. You got some really nice like collectible things, right? Momentos and [ __ ] right?
Um it's a badass. I actually like your your your home office. Like it's pretty badass, right? The one that you mean nobody sees.
That's right. Yeah, it's pretty [ __ ] badass. It's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. Um Charlie Kirk had one.
Okay. And he would record and go live sometimes from his home office, right? Well, it was discovered that Erica Kirk also decided to to do a little little Zoom Yeah.
meeting interview from that same home office. Um there's a difference in the setup here.
Check in with Candace. We are told that following that tragic ending, Erica could not even or didn't want to move any of his items out of their place in their bedroom, a bathroom. That's what she told the New York Times a few days later when she welcomed them into that apartment, the one that you're seeing there. Well, then fast forward to December 12th and as a part of her Shabbat Shalom PR Blitz, she conducted her very first interview from Charlie's home office. She gave that interview to Glenn Beck. And during that interview, she was playing the part, as you are about to see, of this is my first time back in his office. And she keeps looking down and she says, "Sorry, I'm looking down. I'm just looking at you all of these things that Charlie left over on his desk." The obvious insinuation to the public being that she had not yet traversed into that space.
She had not gone through the things. She had not seen the last things that he wrote on the notepad. And yet, curiously, that wedding photo is missing. It's missing.
Yeah. But I mean, she did say she moved it to a lower shelf so her daughter could see it.
Yeah. Well, but here's the problem though. Again, it's the internet. Nothing changes, right? So, she told Glenn Beck she didn't move anything. That was after it was called out. Um, but then you got to go back even further because
I I don't I don't find that as like weird. No. Okay. Um, well, it wasn't just uh it wasn't just this interview that they discovered this uh this change. Mikey McCoy also did an interview from that office before uh Erica Kirk's interview. The pictures changed there. You know what that uh you know what that is? According to uh the internet uh researchers, that's a Talmood scriptor. Uh scripture.
Somebody said that in the chat as well. What do you mean? The little this little thing that's on the shelf that replaced the wedding photo is a talmood scripture.
How would you know that? There's some more zoomed in pictures. I'm trying to find it. I'm not saying it's true. allegedly the speculation.
Well, I mean, look, the chick says Shabbat shalom [ __ ] like 4,000 times every time she talks.
Not only that, but I don't see the wedding picture. Yeah. Well, okay. All right. Okay. Maybe that's not enough, right? Okay.
I don't think moving a [ __ ] photograph. But you said you didn't touch anything.
Yeah, but like that. Okay. If you said to me, "Hey, let's play let's play the role." Okay, you you asking me
who am I? I'm [ __ ] Eric Kirk. I'm Candace. Yeah. Okay. Act like Candace. You're more qualified to do it than me.
Yeah. Okay. All right. Let's see here. Uh Erica, where's the wedding picture? SHABBAT. SHALOM. ALL RIGHT. I moved it. I moved it. You I didn't move anything. I I I was in Charlie's office. I I don't want to move anything because this is sentimental to me. I didn't move anything.
So, you didn't touch anything. This is actually your first interview, right? You You haven't touched it.
Okay. And then it comes out. Well, well, when you're asking me that Uhhuh. I'm thinking like, did you renovate it or did you like
You said you didn't touch anything. Yeah, I know. I said that, but Okay. Obviously, I did.
Sure. And then when pressed on it though, you say, "Oh, yeah. I I did move that that one thing I did move just a couple of days ago."
Well, problem is had an interview. Mikey McCoy's up in there an entire month before that interview.
Okay. And it's not there either. Yeah. I don't know. It's just [ __ ] weird. You can't tell me you didn't touch anything and then you did touch it and but it was just a couple of days ago.
I think that's very weak. Okay, cool. Yeah, that's fine. Um, and and nobody's been more critical, you know, than besides, you know, like me and Candace has been way more critical, you know, uh, you know, I've I've had I vocally have, you know, been pretty critical.
Okay. Um, well, Candace is at a point now where she's she thinks that Erica Kirk needs to be thrown brought to jail for questioning. Um, this clip comes out.
Ladies and gentlemen, I've seen enough. Erica Kirk should be dragged into a police precinct for questioning. Straight to jail.
For questioning, at least. Erica, you are asking me. Pause it. Give it to a Z. Straight to jail.
That's right. All right. That's right. Yeah. My mind is asking whatever happened to their meeting? Why did we never got to details? What was discussed? What was the resolution?
Nothing happened. Yeah. It just kept going. I think well Candace said like she like you know she she asked him questions. There were some things but like it it was kind of like a nothing burger.
Yeah. Keep going with her clip. To be an idiot actually and I cannot do that for you. I will show you a full bro blown fraud. The end. What is Blue trying to say? So, she goes on this, right? And she uh she then breaks it down uh using Blues Clues, which just so happens to be one of my favorite childhood shows. Uh I actually really like Blues Clues.
Yeah, bro. You have blue. You didn't have Blues. That was that was that was after your time.
Yeah. Great show. Um absolutely amazing. Um bro, we had way better shows. We have [ __ ] Ducktals. No,
Ducktals. We have [ __ ] G.I. Joe. Yeah, there was this one day we were in the room and I watched every cartoon for one hour dubbed in Hindi. So, they had the intro songs in Hindi as well.
Yeah, it was super fun. Let's hear it. No, I don't EVEN KNOW THE OH, THAT'S A LIE.
That's a lie. You know he knows. You know he knows. But I loved Uncle Scrooge. how he swimmed in his money.
Yeah, it was cool. Amazing. Yeah, Ducktails. Blue Sloo is pretty good, dude. Yeah, it was pretty good.
Tail Spin. Tail Spin was another great one. Amazing. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know that one.
Can't forget Aladdin. I'm a 90s baby dog. I don't know that. You would like Aladdin.
Oh, yeah. That's why. All right, let's let's get back to business. Okay, but Candace breaks it down in a little updated clip. She breaks down these three clues or multiple clues actually. Um just kind of getting everybody back to the same p like what's wrong here and why she's calling for Erica Kirk to be officially questioned
by question. I mean shouldn't everybody be questioned? No, I mean like you brought into a [ __ ] like sit down with some detectives, answer some of these questions.
Shouldn't everybody have done that? I mean shouldn't shouldn't they have done that to every single person so far?
They typically do that with with everybody. I mean, you got to rule out the spouse.
Yeah. And I don't believe it's been done with Erica Kirk at this point. Let's check this clip.
Of course, we now know is a priest. A priest that came over to pray over Charlie and Erica's marriage the night before is what I am told. Not Charlie being stressed over an article written by a leftist, which happens every 10 seconds in our world. I'm told. Let's now try to put these these clues together just to recap. Okay, clue number one, Charlie did not sleep in his own bed despite returning from a long trip to Asia. Number two, Charlie's wedding ring was taken off. Number three, Charlie uh removed I think I'm saying this, I'll say allegedly. I think it was Charlie who removed his wedding photo from his home set. I think that's where he went into his office for a bit.
Uh, number four, a priest came over to pray the night before. Again, when I take out my handy dandy notebook and I put a picture together using basic logic and not trying to look at all these different directions and all these possibilities, I know there's that one kid in the back of the class and you say, "Well, what do these clues tell you?" And he raises his hand and he says, "It tells me that Tyler Robinson shot Charlie. He acted alone on top of a rooftop, but that kid would be an idiot.
And so apparently the story is is that there were some some marital issues. I saw some stuff that apparently he Charlie took Erica Kirk off of his will. Okay. And they were having some issues that he is actually the one that removed the wedding photo.
So Erica Kirk's trying to maintain this. Everything was fine. There was no issues right? You tie into that the text messages of the group chat that were leaked where two days before Charlie was killed. He made the statement about dropping all of the Jewish donors. He's not liking being quote his words, not mine, bullied.
Yeah. Right. Well, he also said that they're playing into the stereotypes. Exactly.
And he also said that he didn't like Israel's involvement in American politics.
And these were all very recent things that he said before this happened. Right. Specifically, that that text message was two days before. And then the day before the UVU shooting, there was an emergency call with Charlie Kirk and a rabbi who was in that text threat. It was 4:00 a.m. in Israel. That rabbi got up
the day, this is the day, the day before. Okay. So, this is September 9th. Okay.
Okay. Has this meeting. It lasted for like two hours. Who knows what the outcome was on that. And then the very next day, Charlie Kirk is killed. Okay. So marital issues potentially, right? All of this stuff is going on and now you got more stuff coming out. So full circle jerk here with the Epstein stuff, right? This is where it kind of gets a little crazy. All right, but you got the pizza [ __ ] is coming back, right? Cabbat Phillips has a nice little position there. You know, he has pizza tattooed on the inside of his lip. This is his post on his actual page.
All right, that's a real tattoo. Pizza talk is a new pillow talk, right? There's some there's been some theories that Erica Kirk may have been involved with the CIA. Is this all connected?
Is that a Charlie Kirk uh actual post? Yes. Wow. So he says New Mexico Democrat Attorney General Raul Torres has filed suit against Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and associated entities including Instagram and Facebook in an effort to curb se child sexual exploitation on its platforms. The lawsuit reveals how these people how these the lawsuit reveals how these perverts use pizza as a code for child porn to hide their criminal behavior. Our investigation into Metaocial Media platform demonstrates that they are not safe spaces for children, but rather prime locations for predators to trade child pornography and solicit minors for sex. Ag Torres said in a statement, "Will advertisers be boycotting Meta now?" So, this is an actual tweet
from Charlie Kirk. And then you have Kat Phillips and Kat Phillips is with the Daily Wire.
Correct. Okay. Also tied in best friend with I mean he runs in those little conservative young conservative groups.
Now did now there was a rumor going around that she dated this dude. That is true.
Is that true or is that getting convoluted with the other guy from the Amazing Race?
Uh no no she it has been confirmed in multiple places that at some point in time she had a relationship.
Confirmed or speculated? Speculated heavily. Yeah. that she had a relationship with Kabat Phillips before Charlie Kirk.
Okay. Uh Kabat Phillips was one of Charlie Kirk's good friends, right? Well, then how why was this guy good friends with Charlie if Charlie knew that this was the kind of dude he was?
Again, back then, I mean, Pizzagate coming out relatively is is relatively recent, I should say, within the last five years. We're talking 10 years ago,
2017. Okay. Yeah. That was before Pizzagate really got going, right? You know what I'm saying? So, it's like
nobody knew at that point, you know, and I think that that pizza tattoo was relatively new for Cabbat Phillips.
I mean, this when he posted this, this was uh March of 2025, you know what I'm saying? I mean, dude, I don't know. It's just it's all
[ __ ] Does it look good? It does not look good, dude. And like I mean, I don't you know, the picture thing or whatever I think is pretty ridiculous.
You think it's low hanging fruit? It is. Okay. Yeah. I mean like if you were to ask me and did you rearrange anything and I said no I would be thinking about a picture or a book I would be thinking about like
did I make the office mine? Yeah. Right. You know. Yeah. It's like anybody from our team rearranging something in the back could be a possibility.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. That's a good possibility. There there's just I just think that's weak.
But this other [ __ ] ain't weak. It ain't weak at all. Yeah. It ain't weak at all, dude. Like I said, I mean, I think one of the the kind of overwhelming
and Charlie does did always seem like he was a man of real integrity. Um, I believe that Charlie Kirk did what he believed was right. I believe that he believed that when he was working with these these uh is these Israel people, I believed he probably believed that they had good intentions as well.
So I don't think initially Yeah. Yeah. For sure. For sure. Yeah. And I think you know that
like excuse me it does seem like that this could have all come to light right before he was killed with him. Yeah. and they were trying like if you think about it let's just say all this [ __ ] is true let's say he was working uh with these people in Israel which he was
okay and let's say he figured out like holy [ __ ] these people are not anything what they say
which is truth not to cut you but like you got the public pressure right building up the narrative like he was getting asked the same [ __ ] question
openly from the people openly right and and and he's a smart dude that's right and you know if he were to have found out all this [ __ ] which it seems that he did,
they would have a very strong motive to remove him before that became public knowledge
100%. So, and that means it would have to be done urgently. So, I don't think Charlie's one of those guys, and I never knew him, but he doesn't seem to be one of those guys that would play along with evil once he figured out it was evil.
No. No, dude. So, yeah, man. Dude, this shit's wild, man. This shit's wild, chat. What's what's the chat got going on this?
I want your response on a comment somebody made a day ago on our YouTube channel. She's saying, "You are all blasphemous. Erica Kirk has no other means to an income. Candace Owens is married having a post-mortem emotional affair with Charlie Kirk."
Wait, so she's having a post-mortem affair? I think she's And we're blasphemers. How are we blasphemers? What? What do you dude? You don't know the history. You don't know your You don't understand like you don't understand what the [ __ ] going on.
I agree. Right. Like this whole idea of Judeo-Christian is based upon the predication that Christians do not understand what they are that they are false idol worshiping and that it is up for the for them to convert or come over or see the light. Okay, that's what this is about. There's no such thing as real Judeo-Christianity. No, there's Christianity
and then there's Judaism and then there's Islam. And these are the three three major religions across the [ __ ] world. Okay. They're they're Islam Christianity.
Yeah. Right. Yeah. Christo Judeo Islam. Yeah. Right. Christian Christian Judeo. That doesn't make sense. Okay. So like all you got to understand we're we've been propagated to believe certain things that historically just aren't true. Including the fact that if we go back to history 12,000 [ __ ] years ago, there are two sets of people that claim to be Jewish. Okay? One set was Jewish and they were Seemetic blood. There's another set that claim to be Jewish and continue to practice their evil ways behind closed doors. Okay? And those people have like, dude, do you not understand that like white people didn't grow up in the middle of the [ __ ] Middle East? Like, do do you not do we understand that?
Okay. So, Jews typically look what? White. White. Okay. Where do you think they came from? Do do you think they they were there the whole time and they became white? That's not what happened.
These people were north and they were when they say, "Oh, Jews were kicked out of 109 countries." No, actually not. People that pretended to be Jews were kicked out of 109 countries and then they assimilated back with the Jews.
Okay. So this whole idea of like what what Judeo-Christian means is it means you don't know what you're talking about because you're just a dumb Christian who's false idol worshiping and we're going to show you the light. We're going to show you
we have the same values, right? And they don't. [ __ ] we don't. Yeah. So it's it's uh you know listen that's what she's saying with blasphemy. It's not blasphemy. My
my mind was going straight to like if asking questions for these answers. How is that blasphemy? It's like super weird of a
Well, that's people's that's people's uh you know, that's their hive mind, right? That's their that's that's them.
That's their deduction when they have nothing better. Well, yeah. My opinion, man. I don't know.
Instead of calling me a blasphemer, prove me wrong. That's right. Okay. Instead of calling me whatever, a racist, a bigot, an anti-semite, come with some [ __ ] facts. Let's see them.
Don't call me a racist. Call me a comedian. Yeah, I'll be funny. So, yeah, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation, man. Let us know what you guys think. Uh, there's a lot more that I mean, we'll keep our eye on it as always. You guys know we do. But with that, though, it is time, Andy. It is time. The
Midwestern narrative. Smarter than I thought. Listen, bro. Let me let me let me expl Let me explain something to you. If you're truly going to influence people, you have to meet them where they are.
Okay? If you try to tell them things that they have not sort of seen themselves, you are seen as crazy.
Right? So to think that because I don't come on here and say certain [ __ ] that I don't know certain [ __ ] that means that you're not understanding how influence actually works.
Okay. To explain something to a fouryear-old, you have to speak in their language.
Correct. And people have to be pulled along to where they're seeing what's happening and they say, "Hey, by the way, this is what's actually happening." When you say the [ __ ] out front, people think you're crazy.
Mikey, I go back a little bit. Oh, a little bit before that one, too, though. I mean, I'll tell you, bro. Um, I might be a lot of things, but stupid ain't one of them.
That's real, though. Guys, it's time. We haven't done this in a minute. We didn't do uh we didn't do this segment with uh with worris, but we have it.
Yeah, it's time. Ladies and gentlemen, fine shits. It is time for thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ]
Hold on. Go back to the chat. Somebody said it right there. Go up. Go up. There you go. The real Jews are from the tribe of Judah, not Ashkanazi or Khazarian.
That's right. People People have not read their history. That's right. And to to be fair, the history's hard to find.
It is intentionally. Yeah. So, that's real. All right. Let's get to uh let's get to our final segment though, guys. We got thumbs up. We're dumb as [ __ ] It's
But we do have good news. As uh as Whis Columb there points out, the stock market is at 50,000.
So, [ __ ] all this other [ __ ] That's right. The Dow is up. man, let's just [ __ ] count our shekels while uh kids get [ __ ] You know, you know what I'm saying? Like, what kind of statement was that? And that was a statement to intentionally enrage,
right? That were told 12 tribes. That's right. All right. You ready? Huh? You ready?
Yeah. All right. Let's do it. Um I got some this I mean got some Italian stuff for you today.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, bro. Italian meat sticks. Well, I mean, some Italian. I mean, dude, I don't know. This shit's straight out of a movie, bro.
Okay. Um, guys, you guys know how this works. We bring a headline in, we talk about it, we vote on it. Give it one of these two options. Let's go to Italy, shall we?
Heavily armed robbers block Italian highway and blow up armored van before firefight.
Oh, dude. I saw this in a car chase. It's actually kind of awesome, bro. Dude, I thought this [ __ ] was like I thought it was like a movie, bro. I'm like, [ __ ] This is a movie going on, bro. This is some crazy [ __ ] dude. Um, yeah. Heavily armed robbers posing as police blocked an Italian highway and blew up an armored van during a brazen raid in southern Italy uh before exchanging gunfire with police. The attack unfolded on State Road 613 in the Puglia region where masked gunman armed with Kleschnikov rifles shot down the road in front of shocked motorist. Um, dude. Yeah, this was straight out of a [ __ ] movie. Let's check this clip.
The dude saying [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] That's what he's saying. Bro, dude, that is some crazy [ __ ] I didn't think
I didn't think [ __ ] like this still happen. No, it used to happen all the time,
bro. They used to happen here in St. Louis. Yeah, bro. Yeah, car bombings. I remember that [ __ ]
Yeah, bro. In the 80s and [ __ ] Reading about them, but yeah, real stuff. Yeah, bro.
[ __ ] dude. Yeah, but um Yeah, we'll talk about that another time. Yeah. Yeah. The robbery was ultimately unsuccessful with the gang failing to escape with any cash from the van. According to local reports, the bandits hail from the Fojia area, known in the news as being the birthplace of gangs specializing in armed robberies of armored vehicles. Italian news outlet Sky TG24 reported. Authorities confirmed that no one was injured and said police are hunting for at least two more suspects with other gang member carjacking uh passing motorists to aid their escape. I mean, but [ __ ] I mean, dude, that's him. Listen, it's not okay to rob. That's bad. That's some badass [ __ ] though, dude. I mean, [ __ ] bro. Look at Veto, dude. He's doing it.
Yeah, Veto's doing it, dude. That's some high speed. They need to brush up their uh their their skills, though. They didn't get anything.
Yeah, bro. They didn't get anything, dude. That sucks. But I mean, dude, they got the [ __ ] like the cars that like got the light on like like portraying police. I I saw this. I thought this was like a [ __ ] movie being shot.
Yeah, it does seem like it. [ __ ] dude. So, that's really that's what the explosions really do look like.
Yeah, that looks like uh like heat, bro. Like Den of Thieves. Like Den of Thieves who copy heat,
right? Right. Like you know the better version. No, definitely not the better version.
It's literally the same movie. I still haven't seen it. Like it's literally the same movie and Den of Thieves are the same movie.
Dollar Tree Heat. Heat is Dollar Tree. Yeah. No. No, it's not. You're dude dollar.
If you've never seen it, you're making yourself look silly to everybody in the chat. Everybody knows that Heat's one of the greatest movies in the [ __ ]
whole time. No, there's not a single [ __ ] that has seen both those movies and says that [ __ ] Den of Thieves, which I agree is a decent movie.
It's a great movie is no, not great. It's a copy of Heat and Heat is much better.
Have you seen uh Denise? What are the [ __ ] chat saying? Chad is totally agreeing with you.
They're not totally because you never seen it. It's one of the greatest movies of all time.
Pole time. Yeah. I think some people are going to pull opposite just to like disagree with you.
That's fine. But like, dude, it's it is what it is. I can't help that they got bad taste.
Where Where's my 90 babies at? Come on, man. Yeah. Teach JJ about the movie Heat, Andy. He probably won't like it, but whatever. It's mostly white people.
No, Danny Tjo's in it. He's brown. I think we started watching it. Yeah, we we started watching.
I'm telling you, bro. It's [ __ ] awesome. No, I just showed you the beginning scene. Oh yeah. Show me the intro. Yeah.
So that you could see it was the same beginning scene as It was pretty similar. Yeah.
Den of Thieves. Yeah. They're both good. Yeah. Tre. No. Tremors. You seen Tremors?
Nope. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Tremors is [ __ ] great. What is it? Tremors. You never seen Tremors?
No. Trimmers is like this movie about like this small town in the middle of the desert that like these big giant [ __ ] worms
like these they're like 40 feet long go through the ground and like eat people.
Oh [ __ ] It's pretty good though. You like it because there's like one character in the show who's like a gun he's like a gun
guy. Uhhuh. What was that guy's name? Yeah. And Reeba McIntyre is his wife. Yeah. It's [ __ ] good, dude. They got this big elephant gun and they kill one of the worms with it. Yeah.
It's pretty good. All right. Yeah. January 1990. Yeah. But yeah, back when everything was good.
Yeah. Tremors is awesome. See that? Everybody knows. What was the final on that po that that uh po What was the final on that poll? Yeah. Bert. That's his name. Bert.
Yeah. Bert Grummer. Huh? They are. Is Kevin Beacon gonna be in it? Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. Heat is number one though. like that.
I'll watch it. No, I'm not confusing it with Dune. Dune. No, I'm not. You're confusing it.
Who's confusing it with Dune? Somebody said I'm confusing it with Dune. Oh, no. It's Tremors, man.
I'll give it a try. I Listen, I'll I'll try anything once. No. All right. Yeah.
Well, what we got for this uh this Italian? I mean, thumbs up for the effort. Hey, for effort. Yeah. I mean,
F for execution. You guys got to do a little better. Yeah. [ __ ] man. Um, I know who Kevin Bacon is. I actually used to like Kevin Bacon before he got woke.
Is he woke now? Yeah, he's pretty he's pretty he's pretty liberal. Yeah. You don't hear much about him anymore.
Yeah. Oh, that's wasn't liberal enough. Hollow Man. Hollow Man. Yeah. Yeah, bro. That's a great movie. That's a great movie, bro. When that [ __ ] gorilla went invisible, bro.
We already did a Lethal Weapon CTI poster. We did that like years ago. Hell yeah, man.
Yeah, I say thumbs up. Yeah, thumbs up. Or this this dude. But like the government
put the dials up. 50,000 coins. Everybody get their shyies. That's right. Right.
Their collition costs. I I I have I have an AK. I do too. I got a couple of them.
Do you really? [ __ ] yeah. I've never seen them. Yeah. Well, you haven't seen all my guns. I have not seen all your guns.
Yeah, but yeah, I do have a couple. Oh, yeah. They're they're [ __ ] great weapons, bro.
Dude, they're solid. Yeah, they're I want to throw them out in the dirt for a decade and they still work.
Mhm. Yeah, I got some I want to get some new furniture for mine cuz I want to throw like I want to put a [ __ ] light on there. [ __ ]
Oh, they make some cool ones. I got like a fully tactical setup. Really? Yeah, it's sick.
There's competitions just for AKs. Oh, I'm sure. I'm sure. Hell yeah, man. Yeah.
Yeah. Sick, man. Well, guys, Andy, us. You guys got anything else you want to talk about?
I dressed up to watch the CTI. Oh man, appreciate it, Corey. Thanks, brother. Yeah, man. Well,
somebody called it dead of queefs. Hey, right now you guys need to do your part.
That's right. You need to be hammering those emails and hammering those calls to your representatives. You need to get everybody, you know, to [ __ ] do it. You need to start getting organized and and for real. And uh we need to be prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that this [ __ ] all of it stops in our government, the fraud, the [ __ ] Epstein [ __ ] whatever else they're doing that isn't good for us. And that's how we're going to [ __ ] take the country back.
None of these people who are bought and paid for ever going to do it for us. And the people in this country have neglected, and this is no shade to the people. It's just the truth. We've neglected our role in a functional government, right? We haven't we haven't done what the Constitution calls for in order to keep the government in check. Yeah, everybody's got guns. That ain't enough, dude. You got to be organized. You got to be ready. It calls for a well-regulated militia inside the Constitution for a reason. That's not so that like you just continue to overthrow the government. so that they're [ __ ] nervous about it all the time.
Okay? And when people are nervous about it, they do the things that are the right things. So, it's like my buddy Ian likes to say, make polit politicians afraid again.
Mhm. Okay. You know what they're afraid of? They're not afraid of some whack job [ __ ] oneoff person. They're afraid of millions of people that have a mandate and have a culture that's strong that are willing to do whatever it takes to make sure that we're not taken advantage of. That's what they're afraid of.
Okay? They're not afraid of your [ __ ] social media posts. They're afraid of organized fit healthy intelligent strong, courageous people, which that's the culture that needs to be rebuilt holding them accountable. That's what they're afraid of.
So together. Yeah, that's right. United. Why do why do you think they spend so much money making people believe that they're insignificant? Why do you think they spend so much effort making people divided? That's because that they're showing you what the [ __ ] they're afraid of. Just like when they spend $100 million trying to tell you a candidate is the wrong candidate when that candidate Thomas Massie is saying all the [ __ ] that all of us think, right?
So they tell you what they're afraid of. We just got to be smart enough to know to be the opposite of those things. And right now it it means being organized. It means being united. And I don't can't think of a bigger line in the sand than little children and the evil [ __ ] that these people are allegedly doing. So yeah man.
Yeah. Well, guys. Yeah. We'll see you guys on Monday with QF. Yep. All right, guys. Don't be a hoe. Share the show.
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