Nick Fuentes DESTROYS Piers Morgan on LIVE TV - CTI LIVE 975

What this episode is about

Nick Fuentes engages in a heated exchange with Piers Morgan on live television, showcasing his controversial views and challenging mainstream narratives. The discussion highlights Fuentes' provocative stance on various issues, while also drawing attention to the reactions and dynamics of the conversation as it unfolds in real-time.

Key takeaways

• DJ's hate for being gay rivals Twitter's heated debates—freedom of speech and all that jazz.
• Diamonds aren't just a girl's best friend; DJ's wardrobe might cut some shimmery deals.
• Hellcat heists and Twitter teasers: Social media's a crime scene and comedy club.
• App's 'Minimal Viable Product' might be 10% but the hype’s 100%; stay tuned.
• Charging for apps vs. giving everything away; even cyber-charity has its overhead.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Andy Frisella (Host) · 55 min speaking
• DJ Cruz (Host) · 45 min speaking
• Joe Biden (Guest)
• Piers Morgan (Host)
• Nick Fuentes (Guest)
• Candace Owens (Host)
• Tim Pool (Guest) · 1 min speaking
• Jasmine Crockett (Guest)

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: Operator Standard, Operator Standard, Dennis Jenkins, DJ Cruz
2. 10:00 – 20:00: Kareem Abdul Jabbar, United States of America, Cool mint zen, Founders council
3. 20:00 – 30:00: andyforcella.com, Freemason, Gun violence, John Burroughs
4. 30:00 – 40:00: Mainstream media, Antifa, Carolyn Borinsko, Grand solar minimum
5. 40:00 – 50:00: Judicial warrant, Zorhan Mam Donnie, Canal Street, JB Pritzkar
6. 50:00 – 1:00:00: Autopen, Muhammad Muhammad, Peter Theel, Somalia
7. 1:00:00 – 1:10:00: Aventador, Color revolution, Bugatti, Cleveland
8. 1:10:00 – 1:20:00: Tim Pool, beef sticks, Texas Ranger, Tim Tulle
9. 1:20:00 – 1:30:00: Dan Holloway, Operator Standard, Operator Standard, Timcast IRL
10. 1:30:00 – 1:40:00: St. Louis Zoo, Hang Safari Park, Jericho, Jing Jang Province

Notable quotes from "Nick Fuentes DESTROYS Piers Morgan on LIVE TV - CTI LIVE 975"

• DJ, my Hellcat got stolen last night. Do you have it, DJ? Oh yeah, operator standard, bro.

  about Operator Standard · at 2:35

• So long as we keep the faith, summon hope, and get back up and remember who in the hell we are. We're the United States of America. That's who we are.

  about United States of America · at 15:22

• Yeah. Yeah, dude. He's off his rocker. He also called KGP Kareem Abdul Jabbar. See that?

  about Kareem Abdul Jabbar · at 16:43

• So, this must have got reverted because [ __ ] shit's so easy for me because I got the white privilege card.

  about white privilege card · at 21:56

• Okay. That's no integrity, no values, no anything of substance. And what would you expect from a member of mainstream media, legacy media for the last 30 years? Yeah.

  about Mainstream media · at 30:13

• Migrants, illegal ones. so you know Zorhan Mam Donnie, right?

  about Zorhan Mam Donnie · at 40:59

• Your home, school, or a private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant signed by a judge. That looks like this. Let's pause there real quick.

  about Judicial warrant · at 42:10

• Yeah. Ohana first says the media dividing Americans by the way of color revolution. It's controlled by the elites who control the narrative. Yeah, absolutely. The color revolution is not new. They just started talking about it.

  about Color revolution · at 1:03:43

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Kareem Abdul Jabbar — Person · 2 mentions · first at 16:45
• Zorhan Mam Donnie — Person · 2 mentions · first at 41:04
• Tim Pool — Person · 2 mentions · first at 1:13:00
  Tim Pool. Tim, some people on Twitter calls him Tim Tulle. I didn't know this. Tim Pool podcaster. this is what this section's about.
• DJ D — Person · 1 mention · first at 1:06
  There we go. [clears throat] DJ D's. Yep.
• Dennis Jenkins — Person · 1 mention · first at 4:06
  Just Okay, Jenkins. Just got out of a 16 hour workday. Been up since 3:00 a.m.
• Wyatt Blevens — Person · 1 mention · first at 4:45
  Wyatt Blevens, appreciate the love.
• DJ Cruz — Person · 1 mention · first at 5:47
  Delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have Andy and DJ Cruz the [ __ ] internet live.
• Thomas Reacher — Person · 1 mention · first at 8:22
  Thomas, what was that? Thomas Reacher, the future is here. That's the operator standard. That's love right there, bro. That's love.
• Ronnie C3 — Person · 1 mention · first at 11:29
  Do that. Ronnie C3. Appreciate that.
• Sam Alman — Person · 1 mention · first at 21:14
  Sam Alman went there. I don't know any other really smart people like that, but listen, it's hard to get into. Yeah. Very expensive.
• Piers Morgan — Person · 1 mention · first at 24:40
  I got some opinions on Piers to be honest with you. but let's dive into this. Piers Morgan, he grilled Nick Fuentes on his racist, anti-semitic, and misogynistic views during a…
• Carolyn Borinsko — Person · 1 mention · first at 39:31
  Hey Andy and DJ, have you heard of Carolyn Borinsko?
• Lucinda — Person · 1 mention · first at 40:41
  Where's Lucinda at? She's like the OG of Twitter right now.
• JB Pritzkar — Person · 1 mention · first at 46:11
  There was this DHS report that just came out. the Pritzkar Sanctuary Illinois released over 1,700 criminal illegal aliens, including murderers and child rapists since January. so they put this out right on their website. This is.
• Muhammad Muhammad — Person · 1 mention · first at 50:56
  Okay. So, his name so his name is Muhammad. I guess now the next step would be this. He doesn't speak any English. Is the ro is the test done in Somalian?
• Peter Theel — Person · 1 mention · first at 55:44
  About Vance. everybody has these opinions. they talk about Vance being a disciple of Peter Theel and, all Yeah. And all these things. I'll be real. I haven't looked deep enough into it to know,.
• Wyatt Herp — Person · 1 mention · first at 1:06:45
  Great movie. There's a scene in Tombstone where Wyatt Herp is in the street and the [clears throat] sheriff had just been killed and all of the other gangs men start surrounding him and he pulls out that.
• Tim Tulle — Person · 1 mention · first at 1:13:04
  Tim Pool. Tim, some people on Twitter calls him Tim Tulle. I didn't know this. Tim Pool podcaster. this is what this section's about.
• Dan Holloway — Person · 1 mention · first at 1:21:39
  I'll be honest. all I see from this dude are like clips of him getting like destroyed by people. I know Dan Holloway went on there and debated with him not too long ago. he's has a pro Israel policy.
• Jericho — Person · 1 mention · first at 1:39:02
  Jericho says, Andy, do you have any fiction book recommendations?
• Andy Fcella — Person · 1 mention
• Cody Nicholls — Person · 1 mention
• Cousin Sal — Person · 1 mention
• Fire Marshall Bill — Person · 1 mention
• J. D. Vance — Person · 1 mention
• KGP — Person · 1 mention
• Kwame Raoul — Person · 1 mention
• Maslo — Person · 1 mention
• Todd Lyons — Person · 1 mention
• Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ — Person · 1 mention
• WhistlinDiesel — Person · 1 mention
• Z — Person · 1 mention

Books & papers

• The Fourth Turning — Book · 1 mention · first at 1:05:16
  Yeah. It's the fourth turning bro.
• Robinson Caruso — Book · 1 mention · first at 1:39:15
  I don't read I my favorite fiction book I ever read was Robinson Caruso.

Companies & orgs

• Operator Standard — Company · 6 mentions · first at 2:54
• Mainstream media — Company · 3 mentions · first at 30:19
• United States of America — Company · 2 mentions · first at 15:26
• Timcast IRL — Company · 2 mentions · first at 1:19:02
  The cost of running Timcast IRL Studio and the projects around it exceeds the amount of money it brings in.
• St. Louis Zoo — Company · 2 mentions · first at 1:34:37
  Know how they do those little interactive things, right? Like we have the sea lion show here at the St.
• Founders council — Company · 1 mention · first at 12:33
  And then someone's Well, we could just pay him 250 grand. No, that's for the founders council. That's for the people that are eventually going to be able to probably and most…
• John Burroughs — Company · 1 mention · first at 21:10
  No, no. She comes from a very like a great like for those that don't know, John Burroughs is one of like the top prestigious schools here, bro. Superst.
• Freemason — Company · 1 mention · first at 23:08
  Yeah, bro. Freemason hand signals.
• andyforcella.com — Company · 1 mention · first at 24:01
• Piers Morgan Uncensored — Company · 1 mention · first at 24:54
  Exchange about the white nationalist claim that Adolf Hitler was [ __ ] cool. the highly anticipated Piers Morgan uncensored interview saw Morgan challenging Fuentes, who's 27…
• Nazi regime — Company · 1 mention · first at 25:11
  Broadcaster bringing up a clip of Fuentes once boasting that the leader of the Nazi regime was worthy of praise. they [clears throat] got in this real long I mean I don't know…
• Legacy Media — Company · 1 mention · first at 30:21
  Anything of substance. And what would you expect from a member of mainstream media, legacy media for the last 30 years? Yeah.
• Antifa — Company · 1 mention · first at 39:38
  You're welcome DJ. Thank you. She goes undercover at Antifa and Marxist events, records and exposes them. She's three years ahead of anyone everyone else.
• Maine DMV — Company · 1 mention · first at 49:57
  This undercover investigation up in Maine, okay? and this guy called the Maine DMV.
• First Form — Company · 1 mention · first at 1:08:02
  A funny story about this though. This leads me to a funny story. So S and I if you guys don't know, First Form is the title sponsor of a rally, a car rally called the Gold Rush…
• Gold Rush Rally — Company · 1 mention · first at 1:08:06
  If you guys don't know, First Form is the title sponsor of a rally, a car rally called the Gold Rush Rally. We have been for a very long time. And we used to do the rally every…
• Hardies — Company · 1 mention · first at 1:08:32
  All right. And we happen to be eating Hardies in the car. All right.
• Texas Ranger — Company · 1 mention · first at 1:12:17
  And the guy comes up. He's a [ __ ] big Texas Ranger outfit, big old dude. And he comes over to the window and he goes, Do you know how fast you were going? I go, No. He goes, Why don't we call it 90?
• Hang Safari Park — Company · 1 mention · first at 1:34:13
  [ __ ] actually. It's kind of messed up. during a show at the Hang Safari Park in China, not enough stir fry gerbble. You know what I'm saying? Meow. Not enough meow in China, Jing Jang Province.
• BET — Company · 1 mention
• Illinois Attorney General — Company · 1 mention
• MFCEO — Company · 1 mention
• NYPD (law enforcement in NYC) — Company · 1 mention
• United States Congress — Company · 1 mention
• US Customs and Border — Company · 1 mention

Products & tech

• white privilege card — Product · 3 mentions · first at 22:00
• Aventador — Product · 2 mentions · first at 1:08:38
  So, it's me good fries and my brother in a [ __ ] Aventador doing 150 mph.
• Hellcat — Product · 1 mention · first at 2:35
  DJ, my Hellcat got stolen last night. Do you have it, DJ? Oh yeah, operator standard, bro.
• Cool mint zen — Product · 1 mention · first at 14:07
• Bugatti — Product · 1 mention · first at 1:07:41
  That's what it was doing to me the last time, dude. You ever eat fries in your Bugatti?
• Liberty Walk Aventador — Product · 1 mention · first at 1:09:57
  At my car and at the time there was it was what was called a Liberty Walk Aventador. There was only like three of them in the world.
• beef sticks — Product · 1 mention · first at 1:10:57
  That's so crazy, dude. What we got? Big Stout 1986. Hey, Andy, love your beef sticks. No homo.
• MFCEO (paid access / project access) — Product · 1 mention
• Operator Standard app — Product · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

• Judicial warrant — Concept · 2 mentions · first at 42:13
• Color revolution — Concept · 2 mentions · first at 1:03:46
• Gun violence — Concept · 1 mention · first at 26:43
  The only difference is we don't have the gun violence because we don't have guns.
• Herd mentality — Concept · 1 mention · first at 32:25
  Yeah. Well, why do they what is the herd mentality? Like is it because it's safe? Is it because it's comfortable?
• Grand solar minimum — Concept · 1 mention · first at 35:45
  The World Economic Forums Forms Reset that they speak of is a grand solar minimum. The World Economic Forum reset that they speak.
• Suicidal empathy — Concept · 1 mention · first at 47:36
  Yeah. Well, people keep voting for these people. [clears throat] it's that suicidal empathy that we talk about. people feel morally righteous for like they think they're defending people, but when you don't handle.
• Autopen — Concept · 1 mention · first at 57:00
  Done? Do you think it's constitutional to sign a whole bunch of executive orders with a [ __ ] autopen?
• Boating accident (gun loss meme) — Concept · 1 mention
• Breaking the fourth wall — Concept · 1 mention
• Chess rules analogy — Concept · 1 mention
• Groupthink — Concept · 1 mention
• Knife crime — Concept · 1 mention
• Minimal viable product (MVP) — Concept · 1 mention
• War powers / Congressional approval for war — Concept · 1 mention

Places & events

• Canal Street — Place · 1 mention · first at 41:50
  Last weekend, ICE attempted to raid Canal Street and detain our immigrant neighbors.
• Somalia — Place · 1 mention · first at 51:09
  So for the class C language we do translate in Somalia. on that form that application what how does that help us?
• Cleveland — Place · 1 mention · first at 1:08:21
  Sal and I were driving from Chicago to Columbus, Ohio. No, to Cleveland. To Cleveland. And I was going very fast. Mhm.
• Columbus, Ohio — Place · 1 mention · first at 1:08:21
  Sal and I were driving from Chicago to Columbus, Ohio. No, to Cleveland. To Cleveland. And I was going very fast. Mhm.
• Jing Jang Province — Place · 1 mention · first at 1:34:20
  What I'm saying? Meow. Not enough meow in China, Jing Jang Province.

Sponsors

• Operator Standard — Sponsor · 6 mentions · first at 2:54
  DJ, my Hellcat got stolen last night. Do you have it, DJ? Oh yeah, operator standard, bro.
• MFCEO — Sponsor · 1 mention

Full transcript with timestamps

0:04 Check, check, check. Hello, children. Tonight, we're talking about DJ's childhood trauma. It all started when I was three. What's going on, guys? How everybody's doing? [clears throat] Before we get going here, make sure you guys share that chat out. Share the show right now. Pass it to somebody. Share the live stream and subscribe if you're not. I mean, if you're not, you're kind of weird to be real. Um, make sure you guys are subscribed. We greatly appreciate the subscriptions.

1:03 There we go. [clears throat] DJ D's. Yep. Did I dress up for Andy? Yep. Try it. Technically dressed up. I love y'all. I love y'all. I love y'all too. [clears throat] Yo.

1:36 Yo. Yo. DJ's getting all the hate for being gay. It's okay. We got Twitter in the house. Twitter's up and rolling. Sup, tweets. Tweets. Up sub. Yep. What's up, tweeters? Tweet. We call them tweakers here in St. Here in Missouri. DJ, where is

2:09 Can we enlarge those? I can tell DJ is cold. Damn. Am I cutting diamonds? Am I cutting diamonds? Huh? Am I cutting diamonds, guys? Go a little bit bigger on Twitter. Yes. And it's angled. They want [clears throat] the glasses. DJ, my Hellcat got stolen last night. Do you have it, DJ?

2:54 Oh yeah, operator standard, bro. Yeah, shit's hot. Who Who Who's in here uh that got in on the early the early access in there? Where's Steve DJ? Hell yeah. I'm not gonna lie. Andy's not even here. I'm not going to lie. The the app is [ __ ] amazing. Be real. Damn. I look pretty good up there. Is that our resolution? Keith broke the fourth wall. What's that? What does that mean?

3:52 Somebody in the chat said it. Yeah, the app is sick. Just uh Okay, Jenkins. Just got out of a 16 hour workday. Been up since 3:00 a.m. Hell yeah. Tell DGN ice is near.

4:21 DJ thinks those glasses makes make him look smart, but they don't. Yo. Oh, man.

4:31 All right. Hell yeah, guys. Glad to have you guys. Yeah, glad to have you. We already got super chats going in.

4:39 Oh, yeah. Operator standard. Wyatt Blevens, appreciate the love. Moon Laser Group, I'm an operator standard. It's sick. Going to be huge, bro. So pumped. Love you guys.

4:58 Yep. Huh? See why? Oh, today. Cool mint. Cool mint. Monool mint. All right. Are we ready to do this show or what?

5:16 We're ready, bro. We're [clears throat] ready, bro. Not sure. I don't know what that was.

5:22 Are you guys ready? Yep. All right, let's do it. Count. Let's do a count in. What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcella and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have Andy and DJ Cruz the [ __ ] internet

5:52 live. Like that. I do like it. I do like it. All right. Uh if this your first time listening to the show, this is Cruz the internet. We're going to put some [ __ ] on the screen over here. We're going to talk about it and then we're going to talk about uh we're going to speculate on what we got to say speculate. Speculative show.

6:10 Nothing nothing we say should be trusted. That's correct. Do your own research.

6:15 1,000 for 1,000 right now. But yeah, that's fine. But uh yeah, man. Uh here's the live and we're going to do the show.

6:22 Yeah. So, what's up? Yeah. What's going on? Don't forget we got a fee. We do have a fee.

6:27 What's the fee, DJ? Guys, the fee is very simple. Help a [ __ ] Oh, WHAT'S UP? I FORGET, DUDE. It's live. I can't do that. Easy. Guys, help us. Share the show out right now. Right now. Pause what you're doing and share this stream. Share the live chat. Send us a friend. Um or a foe. That's fine, too. Right. We'll take them all. Yeah, we don't discriminate.

6:51 Um, help us share the show, man. That's how we grow. Cool. You share the show, the the more you know.

6:56 We say this thing. Let's see if the chat knows what it is. It's uh don't be a hoe.

7:05 There we go. There we go. You guys got it. That's what we're talking about. That's love.

7:10 That's love. That's love, man. That is love. Yeah, man. What's going on with you, dude? Monday night.

7:17 Operator standard. Let's take a second, dude. Shit's hot, bro. Beautiful. Beautiful man.

7:23 Um, you know, it's just the initial phase of the launch. um launch is only open till Monday night at midnight next Monday and uh you know it's the MVP and minimal viable product for the the app. It's it's we have a ton of [ __ ] that we're going to roll out very very soon on it

7:42 uh over the and over the next year and then we have a massive massive phase coming from it and uh yeah it's going to be [ __ ] awesome.

7:50 Dude, it's it's so cool. Like I was telling him before what we got going but like

7:55 obviously like you're you're my guy, right? And like but like it really is a really awesome [ __ ] app. Like not that I was like surprised, right? Like but it was just like it's a really great [ __ ] app.

8:05 Yeah, of course. But it's also one it's probably 10% of what the actual app is going to be and how it'll lead into the next product.

8:14 It's first base. Yeah. Yeah, man. So, uh Yeah. So, I mean it's going well. Hell yeah.

8:21 Yeah. Uh Thomas, what was that? Thomas Reacher, the future is here. That's the operator standard. That's love right there, bro. That's love.

8:30 Um, yeah, man. Let's get into the show, you know. Yeah. I got some people that are mad at me cuz we're charging for it.

8:36 Oh, Lord forbid. Yeah. And of course, when you charge for something, it's a [ __ ] scam,

8:42 you know. It's not like I paid millions of dollars for the tech and have six figures of actually operating the tech and uh, you know, have given away literally everything that I've ever done for free. I'm entitled. I have to give everything else for free, too.

8:54 Come on, Andy. They got to get their pizzas and stuff. Yeah, we got a We got a I'm gonna read a comment here.

9:01 So you could [ __ ] understand what Send it to me. I'll put it on the screen for you.

9:05 Yeah, let's do this here. Um I can't believe this guy went for 10 years giving everything out for free and then now he wants

9:17 Hold on, hold on, hold on. It's really good. Yeah, chat. Why? Why you pulled it up? Who's in here that is in the early access? Anybody in here? I saw a few. Quite a few. Hell yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. Here we go. Um, spends 12 years saying courses are a waste of time and money. Sells a course and uses AI. First of all, it's not a course, dumbass. Uh, I was expecting an app to connect people and create county level communities for change. It has that function. When he what he said made what [clears throat] he said revolutionary it's not of course the military has been created pockets of disciplined communities since the first since the first century. Okay. So since Christ um you know really disappointed in Andy for the new MF CEO and then take down all of his old videos to make a payw wall. Uh none of that's true.

10:14 No the MF CEO is still free. All of the QFs are still there. We're putting them on a different page so that everybody can easily find them and sort them.

10:23 Uh, so I'm not taking anything away. And to be completely honest, [ __ ] you. That's right.

10:28 How about that? That's right. You work for free. Do you work? I FUNDED THIS [ __ ] podcast for [ __ ] a decade for free. All these dudes, I pay out of my pocket. Everything we've ever done, I pay out of my pocket. So instead of like making a comment sounding like a [ __ ] idiot because you don't know what you're talking about, understand that this is not just a course. It's not a course at all and it's not just a podcast. It's actually tech. And anybody who's in the app [ __ ] knows that. So, and if you don't want to pay 50 bucks for valuable information from someone who's literally built [ __ ] from scratch that's worth 10 figures, um, then you're never going to make it, okay? Because it's like literally giving up a [ __ ] pizza. So, if you don't want to do it, you're actually the reason that I put a price on it. Because the first time I did MSCEO, I had all these [ __ ] tire kickers that didn't do [ __ ] and told me

11:17 how to [ __ ] do this and that and that and you know it was annoying just like you are. So [ __ ] off. How about that?

11:25 So that's how I'm at. I love it. I love it. What's that one? Do that. Uh Ronnie C3. Appreciate that.

11:32 Yeah. Well, you can go in the comments of today's video and find what I'm talking about. Just so you know.

11:37 Look at Read that one. What? Operator standard is worth every penny. This donation is for DJ to pay his phone bill so he can download the app. Yeah. Like lit real talk, dude. Like you can't get that kind of [ __ ] info. Nobody can even give it to you. No.

11:56 There's nobody that's even charging that can give it to you. No. So [ __ ] off if you don't want to pay. If you're not willing to give up a [ __ ] night out or a coffees or a pizza, then you certainly don't have what the [ __ ] it takes. That's real, bro.

12:08 So, hey, a [ __ ] I'm with it, man. Yeah, I'm with it. It's [ __ ] absurd, bro.

12:15 I think it's worth that that that that same [ __ ] has a $50 only fans. I guarantee you that.

12:24 Yeah. So, anyway. Yeah. Oh, man. That's great. I love it. And then someone's like, "Well, we could just pay him 250 grand." No, that's for the founders council. That's for the people that are eventually going to be able to probably and most likely invest in the bigger project. So, I can promise you, uh, you have no [ __ ] clue what you're talking about. Yeah.

12:45 And by the way, we sold the [ __ ] out of them, so get mad about it. I love it, dude.

12:51 Yeah, I love it. Well, you know, on that note, all right, I thought this was cool. Um, in the spirit of being thankful, grateful, and blessed. Yeah.

13:00 Okay. Uh, because, you know, Christmas is around the corner, right? And I just wanted to take some time, right, as a nation, right? Um, you know, what are some things we're thankful for? And you know, the first I saw this clip and I said, "Dude, I'm super thankful we don't have Biden in office."

13:16 Yeah, that's good, bro. If you want to get on, get the MFCEO. I've seen a couple questions there. Um, go to andyforcella.comfceo and you can get it there.

13:28 Okay? And it will only be open till Monday. And right now, just so you know, we're testing the app. There's going to be bugs and it we're fixing all the [ __ ] and then all the phases are going to roll out. So, it is what it is. I got the comments underneath that comment on the show are like, "It is indeed a scam." How is it a [ __ ] scam?

13:48 Like, dude, everything's a [ __ ] scam now. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

13:53 [ __ ] idiots, dude. It's fine. This is why the [ __ ] I quit doing it in the first place. Like legitimately, it's why I quit doing it.

14:00 Yeah. Anyway. Yeah, man. Um Yeah, Biden though. I got my cool mint zen here. You all right?

14:09 Mhm. Just letting you know. Yeah. Is that Is that an ad? Um Yeah, [clears throat] man. No, Biden, dude. He's uh he made some blunders.

14:18 Did he? Shocking. Yeah. I mean, super. You going to ask me what I'm thankful for?

14:22 What are you thankful in? I'm thankful I don't have to deal with [ __ ] retards anymore. How about that?

14:29 Like biting. No, I mean this is pretty bad, dude. This is pretty bad. I'm I'm Yeah, I'm thankful for that, too. Yeah.

14:37 The [ __ ] DJ eat Snickers upside down. Oh man. Oh, man. All right. Uh, you guys want to see my Biden clip,

14:52 bro? If you can't afford the 2500 lifetime, just pay the 50 bucks. You can upgrade later. Just so you know, this isn't about making money.

14:59 Yeah. Just do what you can. You don't got to [ __ ] hustle in. That's right. So, that's right.

15:04 Anyway, what's up? Yeah, man. Um, I got I got a Biden clip, dude. Uh, just being thankful, you know, it could be Listen, things are things are rough right now, right? But it could always be worse. We could still have this guy in. Uh, this just happened over the weekend. Uh, check this clip.

15:20 We just have to get up. So long as we keep the faith, summon hope, and get back up and remember who in the hell we are. We're the United States of America. That's who we are.

15:31 Americana. Yes. And there's nothing. I mean, the United States of America. American.

15:40 He doesn't even know where the [ __ ] he is bro. He really doesn't. I don't even know if he knew that he was at a LGHD TV convention.

15:46 Yeah. Um, in America. In America. What did he say? Hold on one more time. One more time.

15:53 We just have to get up. We have to get up. As long as we keep the faith. Mhm. Summon hope and get back up and remember who in the hell we are. We're the United States of America. That's who we are. The US and there's nothing. I mean,

16:08 come These same these same people these same [ __ ] dude that talked for four years about how great of a job he was doing and say [ __ ] about his mental health now say oh well Trump's got to go get a mental health evaluation

16:21 bro when he's working [ __ ] 20 hours a day dude this guy's calling Liz at 10 a.m. and look I got my criticisms of Trump but that that ain't one of them.

16:29 No no this is this I Dude this is beautiful. He sounds Oh, Fire Marshall Mill. Yeah, he does.

16:40 What's Oh, is that Jim Carrey? Yeah. Yeah, dude. He He's off his rocker. He also called KGP Kareem Abdul Jabbar. See that? Look at this. Well, when I took office, I promised to have an administration that looked like America. I've kept my promise.

17:11 And not just for the community, my press secretary Kareem. Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Dude, how much what's the over and under that there's people that standing right in front of that platform thing with the sign that says like claps. You know what I'm saying?

17:27 Dude, it was too It was too instant. It was too uh But I got to thinking more, dude. you know, [clears throat] cuz you know, people tend to forget a lot and just, you know, they they they tend to forget how bad things really were at one point.

17:39 Um, it was stuff like this. Yeah. Do you remember this this time period? Yes, I do.

17:46 You know what I'm saying? Or like this like you got priests spraying holy water out of water guns,

17:51 bro. Right. It's crazy to watch this [ __ ] now, right? But see, like this is this is how I saw it then.

18:01 Yeah. Right. Right. Right. Like this my my craziness meter or whatever never [ __ ] adjusted.

18:07 You know what I'm saying? Like I was looking around and I'm like, "Do you all not see what the [ __ ] I'm seeing?"

18:12 You know, but it is like super crazy to look back and be like, "Damn, people were doing this [ __ ] bro." Like I feel like if you would have just Okay, like memory wipe and you show people.

18:23 Girls got a hole in their mask. What the [ __ ] is the mask for, dude? You I would have thought you like I would have said this was AI. You know what I'm saying? like if I was in the coma for the last 6 years and you showed me this picture, I'm like that AI like that it's insane.

18:37 Um, you know, but again, thank we're not there no more. Um, but it is interesting that uh, you know, the the people who kind of want to go back to that. Um, our wonderful friend Jasmine Crockett, she's making some noise right now. Um, she's running for uh for US Senate Senate because apparently she didn't do enough damage as Congresswoman. Um, this was her her campaign video that just launched. Did you see a chance to see this?

19:05 No. Oh, talk about perfect advertising. Check this out. How about this new one? They have their new star, Crockett. How about her?

19:15 She's the new star of the Democrat party, Jasmine Crockett. They're in big trouble. But you have this woman, Crockett. She's a very low IQ person.

19:24 I watched her speak the other day. She's definitely a low IQ person. Crockett. Oh man. Oh man. She's a very low IQ person.

19:37 Somebody said the other day she's one of the leaders of the party. I said you got to be kidding.

19:42 Now they're going to rely on Crockett. Crockett's going to bring him back. That's the ad.

19:48 That's her campaign ad. Yeah. Damn. Pretty bad. Like, dude. I mean, come on, man. You know like lady

19:56 it's pretty bad. It's pretty bad. Yeah, that's pretty [ __ ] bad, bro. She's She's insufferable.

20:04 What was like the I want to know what the com like what do you think the conversation was? Like, we're going to we got to shoot this video. You're running for US Senate, okay? And it's just going to be Trump on replay basically calling you a [ __ ]

20:14 and then you looking like that in the ad. And here's what you're going to do. You're going to look that way. And then when you know they say low IQ, you're going to look at the camera.

20:27 Bro, how do you how does that make it out? Oh man. Dude, I don't know, bro. It's real. I mean, it's real. She posted it.

20:35 Yeah. Well, um I hope you guys don't vote for her. She's hard to watch, bro. Yes, she is, man.

20:42 Cuz she's, you know, she's from here. Where? She's from St. Louis. Oh, she's here.

20:46 She went to high school. She went to John Burrows. Did she really? Yep. Well, then she must be not as low IQ as everybody thinks she is because Burroughs is a [ __ ] hard school.

20:54 Burrows are a hard school. Well, but okay. To your point though, I believe she's like she's playing this character.

21:00 Oh yeah. The whole all this ghetto drama stuff. That's not her. Yeah, dude. Burroughs is not like that.

21:06 No, no. She comes from a very like a great like for those that don't know, John Burroughs is one of like the top

21:12 prestigious schools here, bro. Superst. Sam Alman went there. Sam Alman went there. Um, I don't know any other really smart people like that, but I mean, listen, it's hard to get into. Yeah. Very expensive.

21:23 Yeah. Uh, private school here in St. Louis. And that's where she went. I'm I'm surprised she got in.

21:28 I'm surprised she got out. I'm surprised she got in because like she didn't have one of these. You know what that is,

21:35 Andy? What is that? What is that? Somebody gave me this. Wait, why don't you tell them what that is? That is the That is the free access car. That is why my life has been so easy. That's why I can afford to give everything away for free.

21:55 That's what it is. Yes. So, this must have got reverted because [ __ ] shit's so easy for me because I got the white privilege card.

22:01 Who gave you this? I can't tell you. It's a se it's a secret. It's a secret society.

22:07 Damn. You shouldn't even be touching that, bro. I was about to cancel it, bro. I'm gonna I'm gonna use this at checkout next time.

22:14 Yeah. I swear to God. Yeah. That's my white privilege card. I care about where I go. It makes every everything gives

22:21 It all makes sense. Yeah. Like I don't have to do anything. [ __ ] just happens like And when I go pay for things, like it doesn't come out of my account. Everything's free.

22:29 You don't get taxed. I don't even Yeah. It's amazing, dude. Makes sense. Yep. White privilege, baby.

22:34 Man, how do we get access to that? Yeah, man. Yeah. Yeah. Well, dude, we got a hell of a show to get into.

22:42 Yeah. Got a lot to cover. Hey, you better get that card back. I'm just saying. I know where

22:46 What card? Yeah. See, I I see you over there drinking that grape. No, that's all it's closed, bro. Listen. I got Bro, listen. Tell me permanently infected you.

22:58 I wasn't told the credit scores update monthly. I didn't know that. So, I got to lay off of these for the next couple of months.

23:05 [ __ ] tanked. No, man. It's uh it's good though man. Yeah, bro. Freemason hand signals.

23:10 That's right. That's it's not only do I have white privilege, I'm Freemason. That's why I can do everything.

23:16 That's like the the you know, Israel funds all my [ __ ] That's right. You know what I'm saying?

23:20 That's right. Those $7,000 [ __ ] uh posts and you know, they're adding up. They'll get you.

23:25 Yeah, they'll get you. Hell yeah, man. All right, guys. We appreciate you hanging uh hanging with us this evening. We got a hell of a show in store for you guys. again, take the opportunity to share this out right now.

23:37 Yeah. Um, what I saw in your live in the app last night was worth the 50 bucks.

23:40 That was Listen, dude. If you're that [ __ ] dumb that you can't pull $50 of value out of literally [ __ ] every single podcast that's going to be in there,

23:50 you're you you're not going to make it period. They ain't got it. They ain't got it. Hell yeah. Well, guys, let's get into our cruise. Uh, remember, if you'd like to see any of these headlines, articles, pictures, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. You guys can find them all linked there for you. Um, thus being previously stated. Got headline number one. Pierce Morgan. Um, he had uh Nick Fuentes on him. And this was a uh I mean this is mainly the news right now.

24:21 Okay. Um, you got Pierce Morgan slams Nick Fuentes for calling Hitler [ __ ] cool. Uh, what a croc of [ __ ] This has been going going pretty crazy today. Um, and they they hit a lot of stuff

24:34 during this, but let's dive into this a little bit because I got [clears throat] I got some opinions on Piers to be honest with you. Um, but let's dive into this. Uh, Piers Morgan, he grilled Nick Fuentes on his racist, anti-semitic, and misogynistic views during a heated interview Monday, including an angry exchange about the white nationalist claim that Adolf Hitler was [ __ ] cool. Uh the highly anticipated Piers Morgan uncensored interview saw Morgan challenging Fuentes, who's 27 by the way, pretty young. Um on his most controversial views with the British broadcaster bringing up a clip of Fuentes once boasting that the leader of the Nazi regime was worthy of praise. Um they [clears throat] got in this real long I mean I don't know how long the full interview was, but they were going quite a bit on many different topics. Um they brought up the the the conversation about the Holocaust

25:28 um where Morgan asked him if he regretted making the statement. Frances said he didn't and then mocked boomers and the descendants of Holocaust victims for getting offended over his praise. Um let's check this clip.

25:40 Want to talk seriously about the Holocaust? Yeah, I do actually. I mean I do because I just find it extraordinary that you would think the Holocaust could ever be something that we could joke about. Why? Too soon.

26:01 Oh man. Oh man. Um [snorts] Yeah. I mean like it was it it ranged a bunch. Play that rest of that clip. It's actually pretty insightful.

26:12 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean I think that's probably the whole clip the entire time. Um, and it went back and forth a little bit, but um, I mean there was a lot of really awesome clips that came out of this. Here's another one. Let's check this one out.

26:25 To live in a in a big diverse city where there's a lot of different kinds of people and um, Chicago.

26:32 I live I live in London. It's one of the most the biggest and most diverse cities in the world.

26:37 But it's not the same. Well, actually, it's a big diverse city. The only difference is we don't have the gun violence because we don't have guns. That's a whole different story. I don't want to get into that with you. I haven't got into that before.

26:48 You got a knife problem. You got sword problems. We have Aladdin. We have You have Aladdin.

26:58 You got Aladdin, dude. I mean, listen, they hit all the things. Um, like, how's that working out for you, Pierce?

27:07 That's right. You know, it was only 30 years ago you guys had to give in your guns. Now look at you,

27:11 bro. He said he's like, "Yeah, you got sword problems, you got knife problems, you got Latin Criminals are gonna criminal bro.

27:17 That's right. Yeah. Oh, bro, that's a profound statement there. It is. Um, be 50 bucks.

27:22 That's right. They uh they even got on the topic of Nick Fuentes's uh sexuality. Did you see that?

27:29 No. Oh, check this out. Just to clear up one of the many theories about you. I have no idea what the answer is, and you haven't got to answer, but are you actually attracted to women?

27:39 I am attracted to women. You're not gay. No, but I will say that women are very difficult to be around.

27:49 So, there's that. And do you think they should have the right to vote? I do not. No.

27:55 Well, I can I can [ __ ] see why they're difficult to be around, bro. Every show. Yes. Like,

28:01 you're ripping them, dude. Yeah. I mean, like uh Yeah. If you tell women that they're not allowed to vote, um, and they they should be at the home making babies and and making some [ __ ] sandwiches, they're it's probably going to be a rough go for.

28:14 That's right. Well, they got into the they got into his question, and I didn't know this, but I mean, he didn't deny it. Let's finish this.

28:22 Absolutely not. I should stay at home. Well, yeah. Absolutely. So, basically, you're just a misogynist old dinosaur, aren't you?

28:32 For a for a young guy. I mean, I know I'm the boomer. I know I'm the boomer here, but actually, you're a 27y old dinosaur, aren't you? Aren't you, Nick Fuentes? All women. All women are annoying. All women grow old. They all get fat.

28:46 Says the guy. Have you ever had sex? No. Absolutely not. Wow. Says the guy who never got laid,

28:54 dude. I don't know if he was being for real you know. Uh [clears throat] uh I was talking to there's some crazy stat like uh it's like 40% of men under the age of 30 right now or virgin.

29:08 Yeah, I saw that. That's [ __ ] insane. I saw that. That's wild. Yeah, that's Yeah,

29:12 verify that, Z. Yeah, look that [ __ ] up. I don't want to give out false affirmation.

29:19 I have to call my contact Aladdin. Yeah. Hey, Aladdin. Hey, Aladdin. Aladine. How much [ __ ] these guys getting these days?

29:26 That's right. That's right. Oh man, dude. I listen my Here's my thing on on Piers, though, right? Because like Piers is hard to read, bro, because I feel like he kind of like you he'll be with you on one side.

29:37 No, bro. He's a He's a fair He's a fair weather guy. He doesn't have values or things that he stands on. And if you watch him over the length of his career, he always flip-flops. Whatever the Whatever the thing, whatever the trend is, that's where you'll find him.

29:50 Yeah. Whatever way the wind blows. Yeah. He doesn't believe in anything. Yeah. Nick on the other hand though, man. Like I mean,

29:56 look, dude, I can respect people that have different beliefs. Okay, but what I have a really hard time respecting is people that move their social beliefs based upon what's popular in culture today.

30:10 That's weak [ __ ] That's [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah. Okay. That's no integrity, no values, no

30:16 anything of substance. And what would you expect from a member of mainstream media, legacy media for the last 30 years? Yeah.

30:25 You know, he's very popular. He's been around for a long time. I'm sure he's made a lot of money,

30:29 but you know, that doesn't mean that uh you sleep well at night. That's right. You know what I'm saying?

30:33 That's right. Well, I mean, I think that's I mean, that goes to the whole I mean, this show is about we talk about culture all the time. That was always one of the hard things I had time processing like 2020, 2021. It's like, dude, I'll have no problem if you believe something different than me. Yeah,

30:48 but actually believe it. That's right. You know what I'm saying, dude? Like actually believe it.

30:52 That was the problem I had during co like dude, real talk, my social habits change so drastically during co

31:01 Yeah. because it made me have a realization about people in general. When we would go to the store or go somewhere and you'd see everybody in the mask and we never wore a mask.

31:14 Nope. What would they all say to us? They would say things like, "How do you guys do that?" Yeah.

31:20 How are you doing that? Like, we're [ __ ] [ __ ] It's real simple. I didn't put it on. You know what I'm saying? And, "Well, yeah." Well, [ __ ] I don't want to put it on either. I'm like, "Well, then why the [ __ ] are you have it on?"

31:32 You know, and what it showed me was is that most people do not have the ability to stand in their own beliefs.

31:39 And that's a problem. That's what allows the tyrants of the world to take advantage of the population, right? You can't take advantage of people that will say no,

31:51 right? But because of the social pressure and because of, you know, the immense amount of fear propaganda that was pumped out, people forget what they actually believed and they join the group. And like joining the herd and joining the group in most situations is usually not a good thing.

32:12 And well, why do they do that? I don't want to go out and be associ I don't I don't I don't enjoy being around people that are like that.

32:24 Yeah. Well, why do they what what is the herd mentality? Like is it because it's safe? Is it because it's comfortable? Like I mean, what exactly is it?

32:30 Dude, you know what? I have a really hard time understanding it because I'm not like that. Yeah. And I've never been like that. Like if I ever thought something was wrong, I stood on it. If I ever thought something was right, I stood on it.

32:42 And I just don't to me I I I have a hard time really understanding it. I mean, the the only thing I could come up with is that people were so [ __ ] terrified of like having any kind of confrontation whatsoever that they just went along with it.

32:54 But the damage of an entire society going along with something they don't believe is now evident. Mhm.

33:00 But I believe that could happen again very easily. And we've seen it happen again with other things. We saw it happen when Ukraine started. We saw it happen when Israel started.

33:08 We saw it with cancel culture. We we see this thing all the time. And it if you really want to know what's what's damaging the country, it's that people have lost the ability to stand on their value system,

33:21 you know? Well, nobody wants to be an outlier, right? Yeah. Gosh. You know what I'm saying? Like I look like from a just a psychology standpoint, it's group think her mentality. It's like you don't nobody wants to be the outcast. Yeah. Everybody like it's Maslo's hierarchy of needs, right? Like you have a sense of belonging and wanting to be I don't want to be wrong.

33:38 I don't want to be with the guy. You know what I'm saying? Cuz like dude, think about all the arrows that were thrown during that time. Yeah.

33:43 If you stood on anything opposite of the group, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.

33:47 And uh dude, it was it was really damaging, man. Cody uh Nicholls. Yeah. He says, "Uh, I know what the great reset really is that the world economic worm is talking about." Know what the great reset really is that the world economic war is talking about? Okay. New rule. If you're going to spend 50 bucks on a super chat, you got to know how to write.

34:11 Yep. Okay. Double check the Yeah, bro. I mean, that's worse than me. All right, brother. I appreciate it, but someone like refund this dude is 50 bucks. Okay.

34:20 Resend it. Uh yeah, here's the thing, dude. I think I know what you were saying. No, I don't. I don't know what you were saying. But yes, if you were saying that it is the World Economic Forum and a few other groups that have organized this, you're absolutely correct. We talked about this for years and years and years, and I realize you may be a new listener, but this is something that we've been talking about for a long time. Dude, the other the other crazy thing too just on this herd herd conversation too is when they also when they when they empowered people who have never been empowered before

34:51 Yeah. and they they they felt that power for the first time, bro. Oh my goodness.

34:56 Oh my goodness. I'm talking about those 17-year-olds at the grocery store. We experienced that in different ways

35:03 in our lives in different situations. I mean, we've dealt with someone that worked somewhere that got on a power trip. We've dealt with co-workers or bosses that have gotten on power trips and just want to flex on people and um

35:15 that was a big part of it. Dude, when you give power to people who have never had power before, they don't understand the responsibility that comes with it

35:22 and they abuse it. And you tie that to something that's like, you know, supposedly in everybody's best interest.

35:27 Right. Now, now, now I'm doing the right thing by doing this. Exactly. Exactly, dude. They don't like And that's like

35:35 There we go. That was a typo. Sorry. The World Economic Forums reset. Uh the World Economic Forums Forms Reset that they speak of is a grand solar minimum. The World Economic Forum reset that they speak.

35:49 You're for two, bro. [ __ ] Damn. Okay. Somebody said in the chat that he could have spent the $50 on the app.

35:57 Oh, he spent a hundred. 100? Yeah. You could have signed two months. Yeah. Hey, hey, here's the deal. I'm pretty sure we agree. Yeah, we agree, bro.

36:04 No, we agree. Yeah, we agree. Um, but yeah, I mean, dude, they gave these people they they entitled them with with authority, man. And it was tied to a good cause. That was that that was the craziest thing about it, dude.

36:16 Yeah. It was so crazy. Yeah. Um, but yeah, dude. Nick F. And here's the thing, too. Mainstream media is hating, dude. It's young dudes like this that are like, you know, the that the young generation that they're listening to.

36:26 Do you know why people like him? I mean, look, dude. The guy's got natural charisma. He's pretty [ __ ] funny. He's sharp. But do you know why people really like him? because he won't back the [ __ ] off of what he believes. That's right.

36:38 And it doesn't matter if you agree with everything he says or don't. I don't agree with everything he says. Most people don't. But he gets a lot of fanfare, especially from Gen Z, because that's maybe the first example they've seen of someone who's young that stands on a line,

36:54 right? Because when I was young and that was normal. Now it's so abnormal that it's like an anomaly and he just stands on what he believes. Now it's craved.

37:05 That's right. Yeah, bro. And I think he's I think in that regard, um that's a really good thing for Gen Z because whether you know,

37:14 you know, like like you said, dude, I can respect someone that believes what they believe and wants to have a conversation, right? I don't respect people that don't have beliefs and just move with the wind at whatever way it's blowing

37:29 or have beliefs, quote unquote, but don't even know what those beliefs actually are. 100%, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation down in the commentary chat. We're coming to you guys. It's time to cruise the chat.

37:43 Yeah. Let's see what we got going on. Twitter, how you guys doing over there? Go ahead. Bring the uh get the comments rolling, guys. Let us know what you guys are thinking on this.

37:52 We got We had a couple We had some uh actual questions in super chat, I think. Yeah. Yeah. Check them out.

38:01 Yeah. Yeah. Didn't we have somebody write in an actual question? No. No. Oh my god.

38:25 Oh man. You all suck at this live stream thing. I'm so here for it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

38:37 Oh, [ __ ] man. Oh, man. Oh. [clears throat] Oh, my goodness. I'm sorry, guys. I know. We suck. We suck.

38:51 Oh, man. Uh, here we go. What is your take on the Whistling Diesel Diesel situation? He got arrested for tax evasion for registering his Ferrari in Montana. Mhm.

39:00 Hey, look, um, [clears throat] all the states look at it differently. It just depends on where you're at. Apparently, Tennessee has a problem with it. Uh, you know, making a spectacle of arresting him and walking him out, I I think that's just a totally bad look and the wrong way to handle it.

39:18 Um, it's, you know, I think I think it's [ __ ] Yeah. Uh, RD6568. Hey Andy and DJ, have you heard of Carolyn Borinsko? Borchenko? You're welcome DJ. Thank you. She goes undercover at Antifa and Marxist events, records and exposes them. She's three years ahead of anyone everyone else. Please look into her if you haven't.

39:46 Yeah, I don't know. I think I actually do follow her on Twitter. Yeah, I believe. Huh. Yeah, we'll definitely look into that. [cough] [clears throat] Cody, please message me. I'll translate for Andy. Talk first for 45.

40:06 Oh man. Oh, good lord. Um, how many? Yeah. [ __ ] dude. Cody's earning his way up.

40:20 Oh, man. Oh, man. What? as that's for his He's looking for a sponsorship. Oh, yeah. You can do it, bro. Put it on there. [snorts]

40:34 You heard it here first, guys. Yeah. Twitter, you guys still all right? Twitter's rolling. We good over here. Where's Lucinda at? She's like the OG of Twitter right now. Is she up there? Oh, there she is. All right. I see you, Lucinda. All right. Well, guys, let's keep cruising. Yeah. Uh, we do appreciate you guys as always, though. Um, thanks for hanging out with us. Let's uh let's keep moving. We got headline number two. Um migrants,

41:02 illegal ones. Uh so you know Zorhan Mam Donnie, right? We've covered him a few times.

41:09 Yeah. Um he's moving and you know it's weird because this dude just met with the president of the United States, right? Apparently they had a pretty productive conversation. U but not even not even you know two weeks after that conversation [clears throat] uh Zorhan Mam Donnie is now telling illegal aliens in New York City how to stand up to ICE agents. Yeah. Um New York City's Democratic socialist mayor elect Zorhan Mdani is telling illegal migrants in his area how to stand up to US custom uh customs and border agents. Um let's see. Let's check this out. Yeah.

41:49 Last weekend, ICE attempted to raid Canal Street and detain our immigrant neighbors.

41:54 As mayor, I'll protect the rights of every single New Yorker, and that includes the more than 3 million immigrants who call the city their home. But we can all stand up to ICE if you know your rights. If you encounter ICE, these are the things that every New Yorker should know. First, ICE cannot enter into private spaces like your home, school, or a private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant signed by a judge. That looks like this. Let's pause there real quick.

42:19 Is that true? Technically. Okay. Technically. Now, they catch your ass on the street. I mean, it is what it is.

42:27 Okay. But technically, I mean, he's not wrong, right? But dude, you're you you are the newly elected mayor, okay, of the financial capital of this country. Yeah. Right. A a a city that has extreme historical value to this country, right? And you're aiding and abetting people who have broke the law. Period. Full stop.

42:53 Yeah. I don't understand how somebody who gets in this position is allowed to do these things. What else did he say? If ICE does not have a judicial warrant signed by a judge, you have the right to say, "I do not consent to entry and the right to keep your door closed." Sometimes ICE will show you paperwork that looks like this and tell you that they have the right to arrest you. That is false. ICE is legally allowed to lie to you, but you have the right to remain silent.

43:33 If you're being detained, you may always ask, "Am I free to go?" repeatedly until they answer you.

43:37 You are legally allowed to film ICE as long as you do not interfere with an arrest. It is important to remain calm during any interaction with ICE or law enforcement. Do not impede their investigation, resist arrest, or run. One last thing, New Yorkers have a constitutional right to protest, and when I'm mayor, we will protect that right. New York will always welcome immigrants, and I will fight each and every day to protect, support, and celebrate our immigrant brothers and sisters.

44:05 Yeah. I don't know, man. I think uh I think it's he's walking the line very very very tightly.

44:14 Um because what he's saying I mean really to me it sounds like these are the things you can do

44:22 legally. Um I don't see that as impeding if he was lying to people or telling them to fight them or telling them to actively resist them. I I didn't hear him say that.

44:34 No. um you know that's where you're gonna cross the line into into something that's probably uh

44:41 yeah but the I have pro the only problem with that though Andy is that like you are aiding and abetting it is obstruction of justice because again these people that are here they have broken the law by coming here illegally. So you're aiding them in any way? I mean bro

44:58 his ass. I think there's a, you know, like Michael says here, bro, he says, "I thought these rights are only for Americans. I don't know if illegals have the same rights." Uh, they shouldn't at least.

45:08 Yeah. You know what? I don't know what that is currently either. Yeah. Well, the Supreme Court ruled on it.

45:12 So, they don't have the same fundamental rights. They have due process for any crimes that they commit while they are here.

45:18 Okay. The that initial crime of them coming in here, there's no due process on.

45:21 Yeah. So, very simple. Yeah. So, I mean, look, dude, these people got to go. Yeah.

45:27 Okay. And one way or another, you know, these people are, you know, they got to go.

45:33 They got to go, bro. Yeah. And we have, you know, we're going to have all these kind of people that do these things

45:38 and uh say these things and they're going to walk the line because I think they're they're afraid of some sort of retribution. But at the end of the day, what I think people should really be thinking about is if another president was in office, what would they actually be saying? What would they actually be doing?

46:00 Right. Mhm. Yeah. Well, and it's crazy, too, right? So, like that's New York. We go to Illinois. There was this DHS report that just came out. the Pritzkar Sanctuary Illinois uh released over 1,700 criminal illegal aliens, including murderers and child rapists since January. Um so they put this out right on their website. This is a screenshot of it. [clears throat] um that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lions sent a letter to Illinois Attorney Generalwaame Raul calling on him to put safe uh put the safety of Americans first and honor ICE arrest detainers of the more than 4,000 criminal legal aliens in the state's custody, including murderers, sexual predators, and those convicted of or charged with weapons uh offenses. Um they've already released 1,700 of them.

46:50 still 4,000 that are still in custody and they're not trying to release them to federal authorities to be deported. Um, and all the while you got taxpayer dollars in the state of Illinois going to support these individuals who again are not supposed to be here and who have been here and done some really messed up things. Um, you got 51 homicides out of those out of those numbers. 1100 assaults, 170 burgund7 burglaries, 36 robberies, um 275 dangerous drug offenses, 120 weapon offenses, 813 sexual predatory offenses, and they're protecting these people. Even if they were American, they're protecting these people.

47:30 Yeah. Like that's what I have an issue with. Yeah. Well, people keep voting for these people. [clears throat] You know, it's that suicidal empathy that we talk about. You know, people feel morally righteous for like they think they're defending people, but like,

47:43 you know, um when you don't handle violent criminals, then you have to bear some responsibility for their further actions.

47:56 So, you don't get just to say, you know, hey, I'm I'm for these people staying here and then not also have to bear some responsibility for these these violent crimes that they're committing.

48:07 Yeah. You know, and I don't think I think that's lost on people. People don't understand that, you know, when you protect someone who's guilty, you're putting someone who's innocent in a vulnerable position at the very least.

48:20 Yeah. So, you know, these people who have this crazy empathy and they're trying to like, you know, you know, these upper middle class uh or you know, upper class, you know, people that don't have to deal with these things. they they are not connecting the dots that like yeah you you you think you're protecting these people but you're hurting your own people

48:43 and um to their response will be you know well you know not all of them well I don't know pretty big [ __ ] portion of these people are committing crimes

48:54 serious crimes yeah right like we're not talking [ __ ] jaywalking here no like serious crimes

49:00 um that's right but the people that support this stuff you know what their response is what

49:03 let's have snowball fights going to throw some snowballs at the feds to protect these guys.

49:07 Cool. Like, what are we doing, man? What are we doing? And and what's even crazier, bro, like, have you like I know we covered this a while ago.

49:16 Not a single person out there would be out there if one of these illegals had done something to their family. No, not a single person would be out there if by showing up

49:27 they had to adopt an illegal family in their house. They wouldn't even be there. It's they don't have to deal with it. So they they [ __ ] this is their way of feeling important.

49:36 It's so crazy, man. Now, I know we've covered in the past while ago, man, when this like first became like a possible thing, all these illegal migrants that are now truck drivers, right?

49:47 Killing people on the [ __ ] roads, right? Um well, they just did an investigation, this undercover investigation up in Maine, okay? Um and this guy called the Maine DMV. Uh and this is this is the conversation. Check this out, dude.

50:03 Okay, so as long as he brought his birth certificate from Africa, he he'll be okay to get his uh driver's license.

50:09 So, that is one form of IAD that we can accept for the exam process to get him started. The other one needs to bear a signature.

50:17 So, would you take like a a country ID because they do kind of similar? Yeah. You know, if that's been signed, if there's an immature

50:26 Yeah. Yeah. So, I looked at it. So, as long as he has his birth certificate from his home country in Africa and uh a driver's license that has a signature from his country, that that should be okay.

50:37 So, we would be able to use that out of country um ID for the signature piece as long as that birth certificate has been translated. Do you know if it has?

50:47 Uh yes. Yeah, he does have his uh Yeah, it is translated. Okay, then. Yeah, awesome. could.

50:54 Okay. So, his name uh so his name is Muhammad Muhammad. I guess now the next step would be this. He he doesn't speak any English. Is the ro is the test done in Somalian?

51:06 So for the class C language we do um translate in Somalia. Um on that form that application

51:14 what what how does that help us? Doesn't not at all. Not at all. It only helps the people who don't have good enough policies to make people excited enough to vote for them by redrawing the election mapping so that they can continue to get elected. And their only play has always been free [ __ ] So I want you to think about how bad this is. You have zero policies at all that are attractive to people to voluntarily vote for. So your answer to that is not to have better policies, but it is instead to import people from other countries, fly them around into strategic locations so that they will vote in elections that you have been losing. And the reason they will vote for you is because you are giving them priority over American citizens. That's their answer to not having any real policy. That's [ __ ] insane,

52:16 bro. That's insane. Okay. And I don't know that everybody kind of connects that. Like, this is not about whether it's good for America or it's bad for America. This is not about do they commit crimes or do they not commit crimes. This is about a bunch of entitled elite people that look at us like the little worker bees who fund their entire life who decide to make things exceptionally harder for the people in this country who already have a hard life so that they could continue to make money and hold power over everybody else. You know, you would think if you had bad ideas in this country, if you had bad policies in this country that you would change those to be more appealing and have good ideas for where we should take the country.

53:07 But that's not what happens. Okay? And this is not exclusive to the left. This this happens on the right too in different ways. But the point of the bottom line here is that they are not interested in representing us. They're not interested in the fact that, you know, we have a 100,000 homeless veterans. They're not interested in the fact that, you know, we've got all these uh urban cities with high black populations where they've been promised for the last 60 years all this [ __ ]

53:40 reparations that these people never gave to them. So, if we think about like the tools they're using, they're they're treating people like they are three years old.

53:52 Do what I want and I'll give you an ice cream. Mhm. Only it's do what I want, vote for me and I'll give you some free [ __ ] And people are willing to vote for those things because one, they don't understand. Two, they make you hate the other side so much that you are willing to vote that way just to keep those people out. And that's the dynamic that we're living in the country both from the right and the left. It's not what's the best solution for this country. It's not what can we do to make things better. It's what can we do to make sure that we win elections no matter what.

54:23 And what can we do to make sure that we keep our position in society no matter what. And what can we do to make sure that they never notice how much we're actually oppressing them. And the answer is to cause massive division. To culturally demoralize people, to make people consumers of convenience, to make people fat, to make people sick, to make people stupid, to make people hate each other. This is their solution. It's never it's for the last for as long as I can remember as being an adult, it's never been, hey, I got these great ideas and this is what what we could do. It's never been that. It's been the other guy's gonna put you in [ __ ] jail or they're going to kill you or they're going to do this or they're going to do that. And that goes both ways.

55:09 Yep. And that's not what this country is supposed to be. This country is supposed to be a open forum for discussion of ideas in order to move the country forward in the best way for the majority of people.

55:25 Right. And that's not that hasn't happened in a long time. These people don't How often do you hear these people talking about real solutions? No. No. Well, right now all they [ __ ] talk about is Trump,

55:34 right? What's going to happen when he's out? You know what I'm saying? They're gonna hate the next guy just as much. They're already doing it. Like, they're trying to,

55:40 you know, and I don't know what to think about Vance. You know, everybody has these opinions. You know, they talk about Vance being a disciple of of Peter Theel and, you know, all

55:50 Yeah. And and and all these things. I I'll be real. I haven't looked deep enough into it to know,

55:56 but I hear the criticisms. But I mean, let's say it's somebody else. Let's say let's just say for it's it's an outsider. Let's say I do it. Okay. And let's say it'll be

56:05 they're going to have a field day. [clears throat] No. Well, yeah, they won't because I'll [ __ ] arrest them all cuz I am a tyrant.

56:11 That's right. Okay. Um and you can clip that [ __ ] out and put it in the commercials. I'll do what the [ __ ] it takes and I won't hesitate because that's what the [ __ ] is required. this [ __ ] around with political policy and you know like I I saw someone criticizing something I said last last uh last show or the show before they were talking about

56:33 you know when I said hey man Trump needs to quit listening to these people around him and do what the [ __ ] he's going to do and somebody wrote in the comments dude do you listen yourself we're talking about the constitution and you're going to trample all over it I don't know where you've been but the constitution has not been in play for a long time. Okay. The the last four or five years, do you think that was constitutional the things that were done? Do you think it's constitutional to sign a whole bunch of executive orders with a [ __ ] autopen?

57:02 Do you think it's constitutional to lock people in their house for [ __ ] years? You think it's constitutional to go to endless wars that nobody voted for and Congress never even approved? You know, you used to have to get approval from Congress to go to war. That's not happening anymore. So this idea of trampling the Constitution, we're past that at this point.

57:21 It's been trampled. That's right. They've already trampled it. So the only hope we have is to find someone that says, "No, we're going to get back on that."

57:30 But to get back on that, a lot of [ __ ] has to be cleaned up. And that's what's actually required. But, you know, we have a lot of people that, you know, and I understand that. Like, dude, I like from a principle of the conversation, totally understand. like the Constitution should be obeyed and it should be the guiding light for everything that we do, but it hasn't been for a long time. And if we continue to pretend like it has, then you get killed by the people who don't play by the rules,

57:57 right? So, you know, I'm to the point where personally, you know, I think some action needs to be taken to clean up the corruption so that we can restore the value of the Constitution and not pretend like we're bound by those rules when the other side isn't. Yeah, that that's the thing. Like how do you how do you play

58:16 or by the way when both sides aren't? Yeah. Like like how do you everybody knows the game of chess, right? Like there's rules, right? And how do you play against somebody who's moving their knight like a [ __ ] queen or how like they're not abiding by the same rules, so you can't respect that.

58:29 Yeah. That's like sitting down and playing chess. Yeah. And the dude just takes the queen and jumps all the pieces. That's right. And knocks the king off the board and says, "I win."

58:37 You didn't win. You played by the rules. It doesn't matter. I won. Mhm. And we're over here trying to play by the rules.

58:42 Yeah. Yeah. Well, no. You got to move the queen this. They don't care about the rules. They don't care about the rules.

58:46 They flip the [ __ ] table. So that's what we're talking about, man. And it's not just like left or right. It's not

58:52 both sides do this in different ways. And the people have to come together and not just become better, stronger people because a fundamental reality that people fail to understand is that you cannot have a great country without great individuals. So we are told by these people in the media over and over and over again and propagated in a way that makes us think that we don't have any autonomy or control over our own existence when in reality we have all the control and autonomy over our existence for the things that matter. We know what to eat. We we we can drink what we want to drink. We can associate with who we need to associate. We can become more intelligent. We can become more fit. We have the power to do these things very simply. But most people just don't want to do them

59:35 because it requires some sort of uncomfortable uh you know action that they don't want to take. So they're very comfortable deferring the responsibility for most of the you know results of the culture to some person that literally is thinks that you're a [ __ ] tax slave and they refer to you as deplorable or scum or little peasants behind closed doors.

1:00:01 That's right. So, you know, the problem is much bigger than I think than I think most people really understand. It's very easy to get caught up in this in this team thing. You know, I've gotten caught up in it before, for sure. Um, but that's not what this is about, man. This is not about teams. This is about our team. And our team

1:00:24 is the people. And if the people want the power, then the people have to become great so that they have the power. And when the people are great and when the people are independent and when the people are self-sufficient and when the people have skill sets and when the people hold themselves to a high standard, they get the confidence to stand on their values. They get the confidence to stand on their beliefs. They are they are very comfortable with who they are to resist things that you know they know they should resist.

1:00:52 Yeah. Yeah. When was the last like give me a year where you think that that was the case for the collective American people? Like when was that the case where we were strong individuals? We had you know for the most part freedom, right? You know

1:01:07 when was the last time look man unfortunately in this country most of my life when I've talked to people about these things you know the the narrative is well I'm it's a free country I can do whatever I want but they're losing the fact that we're only free because of the actions of people that came before us. And so when you say, "Well, it's a free country. If I want to be a fat slob and not do [ __ ] and depend on the government, cool. I can do that because it's a free country." You're actually abandoning your responsibility for the people that created the opportunity for you to be free. And when we voluntarily move ourselves into this this dependency because we believe that we are free and we can live however we want,

1:01:57 America ceases to exist. Does that make sense? Absolutely. So, you know, it's it's complicated, but it's also very simple.

1:02:06 Um, it's it's a it's a paradox. Yeah. You know, [ __ ] man. Let's uh poll time for the for the audience. When was the last time you think this country was was truly free collectively, right? Strong individual.

1:02:21 I don't listen, I don't think. Here's the thing that's on my mind, and I don't have proof of this, and I I don't think anybody does,

1:02:31 but after witnessing what just happened for the last, you know, number of years with the exposure and the obvious coordination and collusion by mainstream media and politicians and the lies that they're willing to tell. You know, I used to say, you know, back when I was young that they had the news and you could trust it,

1:02:55 right? But I actually don't think that's the case. I think we've been lied to for a very long time. Yeah.

1:03:01 And it would have been much easier for them to lie back then than it is now. And I think they are just doing business as usual what's been going on. So

1:03:08 if I had to say, you know, when we were actually free, it would definitely be before [ __ ] taxes.

1:03:15 Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like this 1913, 1912, maybe. I wasn't around to see that.

1:03:21 Yeah. 20th century, 19th century. Yeah. I don't know, dude. I don't know. It's a good It's a good uh That's a great question.

1:03:30 You know, Iowa Hawkeye there on Twitter says pre93. That's That's kind of where I'm at with it, too brother.

1:03:36 Yeah. So, yeah. Do 2000. New 2000. Yeah. Ohana first says uh the media dividing Americans by the way of color revolution. It's controlled by the elites who control the narrative. Yeah, absolutely. The color revolution is not new. They just started talking about it. That been that was happening in 2020 in 2019. Okay. That that's been the color revolution [ __ ] that's been going on for a while, dude. So yeah, I don't I don't know. Yeah, I I think that's a I think that's the truth.

1:04:18 That's a good starting point right there. Yeah, I think so. You know, we founded this country with the idea of not

1:04:23 working as tax slaves and here we are. So, and that's been for my whole life. My whole life we've been in that situation of being tax slaves. So,

1:04:32 it's definitely before I was born. You know, I saw somebody say something about the CIA being the the instigators of the color revolution. I just saw this thing, too. Do you remember that Sedicious Six stuff? They said that that was a a direct order that came out of the CIA for them to do that. Like that was an actual CIA op like that that collaboration

1:04:50 for them to make that video. Yeah. Yeah. Really? Yeah. I didn't see that. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Uh I don't know, man. But like I mean again the craziest thing with like the the Federal Reserve stuff. You start going down that rabbit hole like the Titanic and you I mean it's it's a crazy it's a very interesting conversation nonetheless. But it's looking like the majority of people are saying 1900.

1:05:13 Yeah. That makes sense. I mean just like we do men were men. Yeah. It's the fourth turning bro. There's there's book there's book about this. It's called the fourth turning.

1:05:22 100% man. 7% somebody's that must be some might let their kids get their phone or something because it's a new generation.

1:05:31 Do I feel like our second amendment rights are in jeopardy nationwide? No, I don't.

1:05:36 No, I don't. I I think that's why they're trying. They know they can't accomplish that. They cannot do that.

1:05:42 Is that the the unaccomplishable feat? Yes. Look what happened in Australia. Look what's happened in England in 30 years.

1:05:50 Look what's happened in Canada. Okay. So, I actually believe we're far less likely for anybody to say, "Oh, yeah, I'll [ __ ] give up my guns." than we ever have been.

1:06:00 So, yeah, they're not going to be able to do it. There's no way to do it. I don't think it's in jeopardy. And I think if anybody ever does come to confiscate your guns, it's not time to lose them in a boating accident. It's time to use them.

1:06:10 That's right. And then get on the boat. Yeah. You know, that's something that irritates me about people cuz they say things like, "Well, uh, you know, sorry, I lost all my guns in the boating accident." Dude, you're you're capitulating to the government.

1:06:24 Mhm. Or or or when Biden was in, it was I'm going to just put him up up some stairs. He'll never be You know what I'm saying? Like, no, dude. No.

1:06:31 Yeah. No. You got to say, "Hey, [ __ ] you ain't [ __ ] taking my shit." Use it or lose it, bro.

1:06:36 Yeah. You know, there's a scene in in uh in uh Tombstone. That's a great movie.

1:06:42 Okay, you've seen that one. That's such a great movie. Great movie. There's a scene in Tombstone where Wyatt Herp is in the street and the [clears throat] sheriff had just been killed

1:06:51 and all of the the other gangs men start surrounding him and he pulls out that gun to the main one that's talking and he puts it right to his [ __ ] face and he says, "Your friends might get me in a rush, but not before I turn your head into a canoe."

1:07:08 Mhm. You know what I'm saying? And like that's that's the attitude that people I believe people would have if people came for the guns. I got I got two pistols, one for each of you.

1:07:17 Yeah, bro. It's such a great movie. It's a great movie. Yeah, it's a great movie.

1:07:21 Yep. Yeah, man. Guys, let us know what you guys think. Jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments. And uh thus being said, let's check we got any super chats we got pop up. We're good. Which one? That's what it was doing to me the last time, dude.

1:07:41 You ever eat fries in your Bugatti? You know, I haven't been a fat [ __ ] in a long time. But I might consider this. This sounds like a good time. I did.

1:07:55 Where are we going? Like where you have a funny story about this though. This leads me to a funny story. So S and I uh if you guys don't know, First Form is the title sponsor of a rally, a car rally called the Gold Rush Rally. We have been for a very long time. And we used to do the rally every year, but you know, as things have grown, it's we we still sponsor, but we don't get to go uh you know, um Sal and I were driving from Chicago to Columbus, Ohio. No, to Cleveland. To Cleveland. And I was going very fast. Mhm.

1:08:29 All right. And we happen to be eating Hardies in the car. All right. They got good fries.

1:08:35 So, it's me good fries and my brother in a in a [ __ ] Aventador doing 150 mph.

1:08:43 Jesus Christ. 151 actually. And uh we're coming around a turn and there's a cop in the shadow of the overpass.

1:08:50 [ __ ] And he [ __ ] he [ __ ] I mean he gets me. So I turn. Well, you let him get you. That's where he [ __ ] up at.

1:08:58 Yeah. I mean, I I knew he had me, bro. And so we pulled over and we got [ __ ] like burger wrappers and [ __ ] all over the car and there's not really cup holders, so I got like the cup between my legs and [ __ ]

1:09:13 Oh man. Yeah. And he rolls down the he looks at the he starts walking around the car and he comes up to the window and he goes, "Uh, why were you going so fast?" And I said, "Dude, you're not going to believe this, but I really got to pee." And that's what I told him. But he started laughing. And then he goes, "That's the best you got."

1:09:33 No. And then he goes, he goes, "All right, get out of the car and go pee over there." I didn't really have to pee.

1:09:38 Oh, man. So, I like went over there and like try pretended like I was peeing. You know what I'm saying? I'm

1:09:42 nervous. Yeah. Well, it's like when you go to the ball game and there's 15 people behind you and you can't go for some reason.

1:09:47 That's so hard. Yeah. It takes forever. So I come back after pretending to pee and he's looking at my car and at the time there was there was it was what was called a Liberty Walk Aventador. There was only like three of them in the world.

1:10:01 It's an aftermarket build. And he goes, "Is this a Liberty Walk Aventador?" And I said, "Sure is." And I knew we were off then. I knew we were [ __ ] off. So we started talking to him about the car and he goes, "All right." He goes, "Here's the deal. I'm going to let you go, but when you get out of here, you got to give it all. You got to go as fast as you can because I want to hear the car. That's crazy. And I'm like,

1:10:24 dude, this is the coolest thing ever. That's crazy. So then the guy ended up coming to the to the hotel we were at later to see all the cars and brought his son. Oh,

1:10:32 that's cool. Yeah. And so we got him like sitting in all the cars and it was all that, but it was cool.

1:10:37 Yeah. He posted on his Instagram. I still got the picture. And it says uh Yeah. It says, "I caught a big fish today. I think I have the picture still, bro.

1:10:48 That's crazy. Yeah, that's so crazy, dude. What we got? Uh, Big Stout 1986. Hey, Andy, love your beef sticks. No homo.

1:10:59 You like the Italian one best, I bet. To which Michael Goen said, I got one in my mouth right now.

1:11:04 Okay. Well, to each their own. Oh man. Oh man, that's crazy. Oh man, that's that ain't right.

1:11:27 Yeah, I got to chill. Yeah, I can't find the picture. Yeah, I gotta chill. Twitter, you guys uh you guys doing all right over here? There's uh New York what's there? Ohana first. There's a whole lot of canoes needing to be made with these lead families. Bro, Twitter is a different place.

1:11:46 Yeah, it is. Twitter is a different place. I love it, man. I absolutely love it. Chuck, appreciate the love, bro.

1:11:54 Appreciate the love. All right. Uh Nicholas said, "Lucky bastard. I I went 150 and got clocked at 110."

1:12:00 Yeah. Yeah. I That wasn't the first time that I got caught driving that fast that got knocked down.

1:12:07 They didn't want to impound my car, bro. That's okay. I got pulled over again in Texas on a different rally. Same rally, but a different year. You're supposed to go to jail at that point.

1:12:14 Yeah. Me and Jason were doing like 140. And the guy the guy comes up. He's a [ __ ] big Texas Ranger um outfit, you know, big old dude. And um he comes over to the window and he goes, "Do you know how fast you were going?" I go, "No." He goes, "Why don't we call it 90?" Like I'm like, "Deal?" So, but yeah, man. You know, typic, you know what it was, dude? It's that white privilege card.

1:12:40 That's what it That's what I just flash it to him, bro. Well, there's no expiration on this thing.

1:12:43 No. And it's applicable everywhere. Yeah. So, there's, you know, I got to give me one.

1:12:47 It got me out of, you know, pretty much everything. I love it, man. I love it. Well, guys, we got to keep the show cruising. Um, let's keep this uh let's keep it moving. We got headline number three. Um, Tim Pool. Tim, some people on Twitter calls him Tim Tulle. I didn't know this. Tim Pool podcaster. Um, this is what this uh this section's about. Let's cover this story. Podcaster Tim Pool reveals gunman and a vehicle open fire on his house. Did you see this?

1:13:22 Yeah. Yeah. I I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Well, I mean, is it true?

1:13:31 I don't know. Is there people doubting it? Yes. Okay. Um, so let's dive into this. uh temple. Uh he revealed that a gunman in a vehicle approached his property on Friday night and opened fire, adding that nobody was hurt from the reported shooting. Um in a post on Twitter uh Saturday morning, P also revealed that his security team is reviewing the incident. Uh this was his his tweet that he put out. Um since uh the time of the show, it's garnered about 8.1 million views. says, "Last night, quote, "Last night, a vehicle approached our property and opened fire. No one was hurt. Our security team is reviewing the incident and we'll be relaying the report to appropriate law enforcement. This is the price we pay for speaking out against evil is what he says." Um,

1:14:23 so there's no video of this happening or anything? Haven't at the time of this this ring, I have not seen anything. Okay. And he followed up this tweet that was 802 on Saturday morning. followed it up um about 2 hours later saying uh quote my immediate thoughts is someone was trying to scare us but we have a security gate and on guards and it's possible this deterred something more serious um and yeah it's been getting it's been getting some questions um it's been getting some some some raised eyebrows um one of those uh I mean coming from mainly Twitter Twitter likes the Twitter is a different animal but Candace Owens

1:15:03 everything's is a conspiracy, right? That's that's the problem with them lying to everybody all the time and it being so obvious, is that people never know

1:15:12 what the actual truth is, right? So that causes them to question everything, even things that may be true.

1:15:18 Yeah. Yeah. And and Candace jumped in on this. She she retweeted his uh his initial tweet. Um, she said, quote, "Uh, can security provide a description of the vehicle so people can help you track these people down and if shots were fired, they had to hit something, so you can likely recover the bullets and trace the gun owner or owners." Um, and uh, you know, immediately people like, "Oh, you're you're not believing him. You're not believing him." Right? Um, so she had to clear it up. Um, she said, "I'm absolutely not saying he is lying. I'm saying that this has now happened to Tim multiple times and since the police have failed to track down his wouldbe murderers, it's probably prudent to try to crowdsource information. We should take these threats seriously. Um, and right now this is a trending uh trending image on Twitter uh referring to the Tim Pool situation.

1:16:12 No way, dude. That's funny. Yeah, that's uh for those on audio that's uh what's that dude's name?

1:16:20 Smlet. Yeah. Smlay. Jesse Juicy Smolele. You know what's crazy? You know, I went to school with the guys that did that,

1:16:27 right? That he hired. Yeah. Yeah. You talked about Yeah. I played football with him in college.

1:16:30 Yeah. Good. I mean, good dudes, funny dudes. But uh very smart, huh? Well, I mean, no, I mean, they were in on it. You know what I'm saying? It was It was an inside smart.

1:16:39 Hey, five grand is five grand. Is that what they paid him? Yeah. Yeah. And they and he guaranteed them. So, like, you know, on that show that he was What's the show he was on? The wire or whatever the [ __ ] Prison.

1:16:48 Power. some like one of those weird BET things. Um he like G told them like he would pay him and promised them some like because they're like rising actors.

1:16:58 Oh yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah. And like they were in I mean dude they were in like a couple of the prison scenes and stuff during those shows. I mean they're [ __ ] yolked.

1:17:05 Yeah. And um you know they went to uh they became white supremacists. But yeah that's that's been Empire. That's what it was. There we go.

1:17:13 Um same same. They're all all those shows on BET are the same. Um, but yeah, so I mean that's been trending and and then at the time of this recording um and the stream here uh he's come out with uh with a difference with with a new statement. Let's check this clip. So where does that leave us? We have two weeks left in the year before we go on our Christmas hiatus. You know, I'm not a big fan of any kind of hiatus. I would prefer just to work, but it is taxing. It is grueling of course and there's a lot of infrastructure here that requires me to work all day every day Monday to Friday with some extra work on the weekends usually meetings and I'm probably going to have a stroke.

1:18:05 My uh my health's actually pretty good. My blood pressure is great. My heart rate resting heart rate is actually around, you know, 45. I exercise quite a bit. haven't been able to skate in the past month or two, the holidays and uh you know, but we have to have these conversations and I have been with the people, our contractors, people we work with, uh our our vendors, partners. And one thing is clear, the violence will get worse, it is going to escalate. We cannot keep going at status quo. Something has to change.

1:18:46 It may be that as we described after the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the threat to come and shoot up our studio and our workplace, we asked at what point do we say we're we can't do this anymore?

1:19:01 Yeah. The cost of running Timcast IRL Studio and the projects around it exceeds the amount of money it brings in. That's just that breaking point, isn't it? For any business, if you need a hundred bucks to, you know, run your restaurant, but you're only bringing 90, you go out of business. The issue, the cost isn't cameras or lights. The cost is security because of the escalation. It's an artificial cost to doing business that we can't balance. We can't forego security, but we can't sustain it either. So, I've had some conversations with our with our partners, been talking with Rumble. There may be a solution, and it's going to be rapid change very quickly.

1:19:58 We're going to have some emergency meetings. We've already had emergency meetings for obvious reasons. [clears throat and cough] And there is a possibility that the 19th is the last episode of Timcast IRL.

1:20:16 All right, there's a lot there. There's a lot to unpack. Yeah. Okay. Look, first of all, I I'm just going to be real. I've I've never found him watchable personally.

1:20:30 I I don't know much of his content because I've never really watched it. I don't like his being. So I have to ask like does he say extreme things?

1:20:39 No, I don't know like what he's about. So regardless regardless um he is right about the way society is. I mean, even when I before we even really got going with Operator Standard, I was having issues with people, you know, and when you're out there in the public, you're you're going to there's going to be some crazy [ __ ] Okay? And that's the reality of putting yourself out there. That's a real thing. Is it right? No. But is it real? Yes.

1:21:16 Um, and I have a hard time thinking that he doesn't understand that. So, what changed now? And someone put in the comments a minute ago saying, "Take your$ 250 million and go." Did he get like a big podcast deal? I think Rumble offered him some some stuff. I listen, I'll be honest. Like, all I see from this dude are like clips of him getting like destroyed by people. Um, I know Dan Holloway went on there and debated with him not too long ago. Um, you know, he's has a pro Israel policy.

1:21:49 Is he? Oh, yeah. you know, but I mean, needless to say, listen, is he one of the is he allegedly one of the $7,000 crew guys or

1:21:57 it's been it's been debated for sure. Um, it's been questioned for sure, but I will say this. I mean, watching this video, bro, I mean, he looks concerned, seems concerned. I don't know if it's fake or real,

1:22:08 right? Um, but yeah. No. Yeah. He's not I wouldn't say he's extreme by any chances right?

1:22:15 Yeah. So, you know, but also I mean, look, dude, you never know how people are. Like, there's a lot of mentally [ __ ] ill people, bro. Like, we

1:22:25 and I I'm going to say this out of matter of of the story. I would I never really talk about the things that we've deal dealt with other than that one dude breaking in.

1:22:34 Um, but we had a we had a person one time who legit legitimately in front of the judge Huh? In fact, I'll tell the story. Um, this woman was telling the judge that I was communicating to her through her car radio. And you know that's called a [ __ ] podcast. But

1:22:59 that's called crazy. Yeah. And she she listen dude, I'm not going to tell the whole story, but I will tell I will make a point here. She was convinced and and she believed it that I was sending ra somehow sending radio signals into her brain.

1:23:17 Mhm. Okay. And she [ __ ] believed it. Y and I didn't think she believed it until we got into court and then she showed up and uh we're standing there and the judge she's making all these accusations how saying that I'm following her and I have people following her.

1:23:34 You're stalking her. Yeah. I'm stalking her and you know I'm stalking her because you know I want to like she literally said the judge looks at her and goes well those are some serious accusations like why do you think he's stalking you and and now now mind you we're there to get a exparte on her all right and she says in front of the whole court she goes it's [ __ ] obvious he wants to [ __ ] me like that's what she says in front of the whole court And uh you know the courts filled with uh with black men. All right. And uh they were all in the stands and and when she

1:24:15 Yeah. Yeah. They were in the [ __ ] stands or the benches or whatever you call them right behind us. And she said that and bro they all like just on Jerry Springer dude. Just like Jerry SPRINGER like like it this is and I'm thinking like this is court right Dewan sit down. you're up next,

1:24:35 bro. Listen, and my and my [ __ ] my [snorts] [ __ ] attorney told me right before he's like, "Look, you you've got to you have to like be concerned. You can't like make fun of her and don't laugh at anything she says." And then when that happened, bro, I'm like chewing on the inside of my [ __ ] face, bro, to try to try and not laugh. And uh [clears throat] and the judge like giggled. Okay. The judge was like, "Well, do you have any proof of this?" And she goes, "I sure do." Like dead serious. And I'm like thinking like,

1:25:08 "Oh, man." I'm thinking like, "Fuck, she seems pretty confident. What the [ __ ] does she have?" So, she pulls out this piece of paper and hands it to the judge. And I'm like, "What the [ __ ] could this be?" And the judge turns back around and and and she's looking at it and she goes, "What is this?" And she goes, "That's all the people that he pays to follow me around."

1:25:33 Mhm. [clears throat] And she turns around and shows it to me and she goes, "Mr. Fcella, do you recognize this?" And I go, "No, it looks like a that looks like a Planet Fitness signin sheet." And she goes, "The the lady, the crazy lady goes, that's what it is. They follow me to the gym. They follow me everywhere. He's paying everybody to follow." And I'm like, "Holy shit." Like, this lady's [ __ ] batshit crazy. And then the judge like made like a like a I don't know like I guess a face or something that like and the lady goes, "YOU'RE IN ON IT TOO. YOU'RE ON HIS PAYROLL. YOU'RE ONE OF THEM." And the baiff came in and [ __ ] grabbed her, bro. And she went to jail for like three years for stalking because when they went to arrest her the first time, there was another it she bit a hole out of one of the cop's arms.

1:26:22 So like, dude, that is a real story and that is a that is that. And to get to this point, you have no idea what she did,

1:26:31 right? She had she came to my house at midnight, was beating on the door. She went to all my neighbors houses, beat on their doors, she went to all the stores, like got kicked out of all the like, dude, it was like legit insane [ __ ] And guys, I never met this woman before. I've never seen her. I don't know who she is. I never met her. And that was before I was even doing

1:26:55 controversial content. That was before I was here. I didn't let you I didn't let you down.

1:26:58 That was when we were just doing personal development, right? Right. So, I mean, look, man, there's a lot of crazy crazy people out there, like legitimately crazy. So, do I

1:27:08 do I think that this happened? I think it's very possible it could have happened. And I And I got to be real with him, dude. Like,

1:27:18 you know, there's a lot of times when you're doing a podcast or doing doing something like this and you're like, bro, it's just not [ __ ] worth it. like the amount of [ __ ] that I have to deal with from people

1:27:30 when I could be just like living my life. It's pretty good [ __ ] life that we've built here.

1:27:35 Um I have those questions all the time. You guys know I do. I talk about it all the time. I'm like, man, I don't know. Like I don't feel like doing this. Like this is not it's not worth it. And um and I do it out of I do it out of out of obligation. And my my I feel like if people don't speak up, we're going to [ __ ] get [ __ ]

1:27:53 So, you know, I keep doing it. But yeah, I mean there's a lot of real things. Is the was her name Gabrielle Owners?

1:28:04 Somebody in the chat saying she's actually watching right now. Oh, dude. Dude, so she went to jail. Uh, how long did she go to prison for?

1:28:12 She went to prison for three years. Two two, three years. Three years. The day she got out of prison, I had moved houses.

1:28:18 Okay. Into the house I'm at now. the day she was [ __ ] released came up, she came to my house again.

1:28:24 Yep. So, I mean, there's And bro, that's not the only person that I've had like that. That's just one of many.

1:28:31 It's a long list. So, yeah, dude. I you know, I think a lot of people in the that aren't public figures in that way don't understand the amount of [ __ ] that you deal with. Like, it's a lot of [ __ ]

1:28:43 It's a lot. Like, there's a lot of times where I've been in public and people have said, "Oh yeah, I [ __ ] listen to your show. you're [ __ ] blah blah blah. And they say rude [ __ ] and like I don't give a [ __ ] about that. But like it's just, you know, it's it's [ __ ] that you got to deal with from being out in public. And it's real. It's real [ __ ]

1:28:59 It comes with it, man. So it comes with it. Yeah. I [clears throat] mean, I don't know. Like said, I know he's gotten a lot of heat and some I don't know if viewership's going down. Um, you know, I I can't I don't know. Um, and like I mean, and here's the other thing for that crowd out there, too. That's like, oh, well, they bet that CAT WAS FIRE. WELL, YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT THE CRAZY ONES.

1:29:23 OH, BRO. YEAH. Um Oh, man. But I'll say this too. Like I mean like you know the the part on the the

1:29:30 Is that somebody in the chat saying that's when DJ was hired? Yeah. That is No, it's actually shortly after.

1:29:36 Actually, the reason Go ahead. Is that a coincidence that DJ got hired? No. No. Right when that happens, he was hired. Was this a conspiracy?

1:29:44 Oh, yeah. No, I've [ __ ] dealt with that, too. But that's that's a that that's a different story.

1:29:48 That's a different story. Yeah, that's a that's another time. Yeah, I probably will tell that story eventually if uh if

1:29:55 if if I need to. Yep. Let's put it that way. That's right. Um but yeah, dude, it's real [ __ ] And uh

1:30:02 I actually DJ came to work for me because my friend um a a friend of mine who has a big car collection like I have used to do big car shows at his a beautiful property, dude. And he he was doing it for the kids. He would like have these car shows and have everybody bring their cars and he would let the kids come and see the cars. And then somebody who had come to the car show figured out where he lived. Um and he came home one night and the dude cut his [ __ ] head off. And I saw it on Instagram the next morning and that day I hired security. I'm like, cuz this guy was a billionaire and um I thought to myself, I'm like, well, if I could ask him if it was worth it, I guarantee he say, "Yeah." And you know, ICE, and Tim P's right, security is very expensive.

1:30:51 Like, it's not cheap, dude. No, it's not. It's a few million dollars a year for real security.

1:30:55 So, it's uh it's, you know, that's the world we live in, man. And it's a it's it's a [ __ ] up place.

1:31:03 So, I don't know what to make of this. I would hate to say he's lying and actually

1:31:06 Well, that's that's the point I was getting to too, bro. It's like, you know, cuz everybody I want the proof, you know, release. Well, like, bro, like from from the security aspect, there's like there we don't release all the [ __ ] that we have going on. You know what I'm saying? Like,

1:31:17 we have it. It definitely [ __ ] happened. You know what I'm saying? But there there's plenty of things that go into that. I mean, if it this does get escalated to law enforcement, they got to deal with some stuff. I mean, you can't just put it all out there. Plus, it's like, here, let me show you the front entrance to my home so everybody now knows how to get there. Like there's plenty of reasons why he wouldn't release it. Um so again, I mean just jumping on one side or the other. I don't know, dude. I don't know. But um that's been been the story of the day.

1:31:43 And dude, and then and then on top of it, not everybody does those things, but a lot of people threaten him. We dealt with a kid last week who's like, "I know where you [ __ ] live."

1:31:52 And [ __ ] I know where you live. That's right. I knew where you live, too. We found it in one second. And uh and then you know

1:31:59 he was he was uh he was a different person after we confronted him about it. So that happens all the time, dude. All the time.

1:32:08 I can't imagine what it's like for somebody that's like really famous. Yeah. You know what I mean? I'm [ __ ] like I got a podcast.

1:32:13 Yeah. But like you're a streamer. Yeah. Podcaster and a YouTuber. Tech guy now.

1:32:20 A scammer now. [ __ ] You know. So it's uh yeah, it's uh you know, it's unfortunate and I hope it I hope whatever whatever happens, regardless of what I think of his content, I'm not a fan. I'm not I've never watched him for for long enough because every time I've tried to like pay attention, it just it's just not interesting enough.

1:32:45 No, it's the beanie. That's not what it is for me. It's just I It's not engaging to me. And so I don't know much about it, but you know, I hope that he's not going to get killed.

1:32:55 Yeah. You know, like that's a serious thing. So No, it is, man. Yeah. I saw somebody said like he can just blur the house out. Like listen, you guys know how the internet is. He could blur the house and be like, "Oh, how do we know that that's his house?" Like

1:33:07 the internet's a hard place to [ __ ] exist right now, you know? So, um, yeah. I mean, listen, I hope everything's fine with them. I hope it it, you know, [ __ ] gets handled. We shall see. But, um, that's, uh, talk of the town for the day. So, that being said, we got thumbs up, guys. We're going to be cruising with you guys for a little a little bit more shortly after. Um, let's get to our final segment as always.

1:33:30 Yep. Thumbs up. Yep. Dumb as [ __ ] Yep. Vote on it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Um, I like Bears for some reason. I don't know.

1:33:37 Bears. Bears. Yeah, I like bears. Um, well, this dude probably does not does not like

1:33:43 You just covered a bear last time. Yeah, I like bears. Okay, that's Listen, new skill unlocked. Oh my god. Let's uh let's get to our thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] Uh we got to go somewhere in Asia. [clears throat] Horror. Black bear at Chinese zoo attack zookeeper during show. It's kind of [ __ ] actually. It's kind of messed up. Um, during a show at the Hang Safari Park in China,

1:34:16 not enough stir fry gerbble. You know what I'm saying? Meow meow. Not enough meow meow

1:34:20 in China, Jing Jang Province. The bear said, "Where's my meow meow?" Yeah, bro. He got pissed. He pulled some Jackie chain on this [ __ ]

1:34:28 His [ __ ] his [ __ ] trainer ate his meow meow. Yeah. Um, yeah, dude. This was a uh you know how they do those little like, you know, interactive things, right? Like we have the sea lion show here at the St. Louis Zoo.

1:34:39 Yeah. Which is great. It's awesome. I [ __ ] love it. For those of you guys that don't know, we do have a pretty awesome zoo.

1:34:44 We have one of the best in the country. Best in the whole country. And it's free.

1:34:47 Yeah. You might get shot while you're there. It's possible. But it's possible if you survive.

1:34:51 But if you survive, it's a hell of a hell of a story. Yeah. Great time. Um, it's like a real safari except the animals don't get you.

1:34:59 The animals are walking with you. I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that. I'll put you this. I would say what's more dangerous, a safari or a St. Louis zoo trip.

1:35:13 I say the zoo trip, bro. Yeah, real talk. Gotta be careful. Got to be careful. But yeah, this uh the bear, they were doing a little show for everybody and next thing you know,

1:35:24 the bear lost his [ __ ] Let's check this clip. You see him in the back there? He's doing some BJJ now, bro. That's not even a big bear.

1:35:44 Big enough. That's a little guy. Big enough. Oh, you run the [ __ ] on me. That's what he said.

1:35:55 Where's my kitty cat? What the [ __ ] She's doing a basketball. Yeah. Oh, dude. Oh, get the bird out of there. Why? What do you What the

1:36:08 He brings in the He brings in the bird for reinforcements. What is happening? Oh, he's [ __ ] up.

1:36:18 He goes back to him. Why'd you go back to him? Dude, I'm telling you, he ate his [ __ ] stir-fried cat.

1:36:24 Now, these were the bear in question. Uh, these are the Asian sunbears, I think they're called. And to be honest, bro, like they're not very like they're not massive. And then I like dude says because black bears love basketball.

1:36:42 Oh man. Oh dude. Somebody on Twitter said CNN said it was a polar bear. Yeah, that's right.

1:36:53 It was a polar bear with a white privilege card. That's right. Oh my god, dude.

1:36:57 Oh, man. I think that's enough. That's enough for me today. Uh Jeff's right, dude. Sun bears are aggressive. They're one of the most aggressive bears.

1:37:05 These right here. Yep. Bro, come on. Look at this. No, they are. Yeah, they're one of the most I promise you, dude. They're one of the most dangerous bears.

1:37:11 Look how fluffy he looks. Yeah. So, anyway, there's no way. I mean, dude, how would you like it if you're forced to go up and like jump over [ __ ] and [ __ ] do all this [ __ ] You just want to lay around, eat [ __ ] kitty, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like [snorts and laughter] the rest of us.

1:37:28 What? Oh. Oh, man. Um, yeah. Yeah, dude. I don't know, man. Well, I mean, he does have some pretty good claws on him though.

1:37:39 Yeah, dude. They are super aggressive. Yeah, really. And they're taming these guys. That's crazy.

1:37:44 Yeah, man. All right. Well, zookeepers alive. I the the whole fight thing was I mean, there a parrot got involved. Someone wrote that's a basketball bear.

1:38:02 Oh my god, bro. Oh, dude. Yeah, I mean, he survived. Oh, dude. Yep. Oh, that's terrible, man. All right. Well, he survived, so I guess that's good. Yeah.

1:38:18 What are you giving it? I mean, if I was the bear, I wouldn't like that [ __ ] I'm giving thumbs up.

1:38:23 Yeah. I'm not a big fan. You talk about standing on your values, right? You know what I'm saying? That bear said, "I'm [ __ ] done with this [ __ ] bro. I don't give a [ __ ] what you tell me to do.

1:38:30 No, you jump through hoop. He's trying to start a revolution. Do Do animals that are like in other countries like do they like their inner voices are like do they speak those languages? You know what I'm saying?

1:38:39 Yeah, man. That thing you got German attack dogs that speak German. That's all I know in German.

1:38:49 I know a couple other things, too. We did not We did not retaliate for three months. All right, man. Um,

1:38:56 oh guys, we appreciate you being here. Yep, we do. Is Twitter frozen on this? Uh, Jericho says, "Andy, do you have any fiction book recommendations?"

1:39:07 That means I don't read much fiction. That means fake, right? Yeah. Yeah. I don't read I You know, my favorite fiction book I ever read was uh um Robinson Caruso.

1:39:16 Who? Robinson Caruso. You guys read that book? It was good. All right. Yeah. So anyway, check it out. It's a good book.

1:39:27 All right, there we go. All right, guys. Listen, it's been a pleasure for most of you.

1:39:37 I bet they ate that bear right after the camera's cut. Oh, that's wild, man. Well, guys, Andy, that is all I have, sir.

1:39:49 That is all I have, too. Listen, if you are interested in MFCO project and what we're doing, go to Andy PurcellaMfceo, we will have the uh window open for the rest of the week and then we won't open it again for a while because we're adding in all of the other features to the tech that we built. So, yeah. And if you don't if you don't don't, it's all good.

1:40:12 So, all right. All right. All right, guys. Well, thank you. Don't be a hoe. Share the show.

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Who speaks in "Nick Fuentes DESTROYS Piers Morgan on LIVE TV - CTI LIVE 975"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ Cruz (Host), Joe Biden (Guest), Piers Morgan (Host), Nick Fuentes (Guest), Candace Owens (Host), Tim Pool (Guest), Jasmine Crockett (Guest).

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Nick Fuentes engages in a heated exchange with Piers Morgan on live television, showcasing his controversial views and challenging mainstream narratives. The discussion highlights Fuentes' provocative stance on various issues, while also drawing attention to the reactions and dynamics of the conversation as it unfolds in real-time.

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