RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 06 - Part 2

What this episode is about

The discussion focuses on the controversial FBI raid on James O'Keefe and its implications, alongside a dissection of historical political dynamics, particularly regarding George Washington's reluctant acceptance of the presidency and the corruption that has infiltrated American politics. The speakers argue that while the foundational principles of America are sound, they are undermined by corrupt leaders who deviate from the original intent of the republic.

Key takeaways

• George Washington’s presidency proves power can be rejected; let’s stop idolizing those who crave it.
• America's ideals are strong; it’s the power-hungry that twist them into corruption.
• Not all politicians start corrupt, but the system sure knows how to change them.
• Finding unbought leaders from within could be America’s best chance for salvation.
• Missouri might just be the realest state in politics; who knew studs come in geographic clusters?

Who speaks in this episode?

• Andy Frisella (Host) · 8 min speaking
• DJ (Host) · 5 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 3:00: George Washington, James O'Keefe
2. 3:00 – 6:00: Andrew Bailey, Missouri, Jim Jordan, Operator Standard
3. 9:00 – 12:00: Jimmy John
4. 12:00 – 13:17: Jimmy John

Notable quotes from "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 06 - Part 2"

• It's time to tell the truth about the Biden's FBI raid on James O'Keefe. Fun back the affidavit. What happened to the [ __ ] Epstein fouls? You [ __ ] [ __ ] Well, he got him a year ago. He already.

  about James O'Keefe · at 0:01

• Turn. Okay, so you guys know that George Washington did not want to be president, right? You know that like I don't know if you guys knew that, but he didn't want to be president. Okay? And the.

  about George Washington · at 0:57

• [clears throat] he has to go through and get that. I'm I'm telling you right now, bro, Andrew Bailey will be one of the most realest [ __ ] people to be in that position to and…

  about Andrew Bailey · at 4:53

• Jim Jordan's really I do have my own platform. It's called Operator Standard. That's where the MSEO the new MSse podcast is hosted and it's good.

  about Operator Standard · at 5:49

• It's No, he's he's a he gets a lot of heat online cuz he's a safari guy.

  about Jimmy John · at 9:47

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• George Washington — Person · Referenced historical exemplar · 4 mentions · first at 0:55
  Used as an example of a leader who rejected monarchy and voluntarily left office to uphold republican norms, supporting the speakers' argument about principled leadership and rule-following.
• Andrew Bailey — Person · Referenced public official (praised as credible/“real”) · 2 mentions · first at 4:42
  Discussed as a Missouri government figure the speakers trust; they speculate about what he is saying/doing and express strong confidence he will act decisively in his role.
• James O'Keefe — Person · Referenced subject of alleged law-enforcement action · 1 mention · first at 0:01
  Mentioned at the start as the target of an alleged FBI raid, framing the episode’s political grievance and distrust of institutions.
• Jimmy John — Person · Referenced entrepreneur (case-study style mention) · 3 mentions · first at 9:37
  Brought up as an example of a successful entrepreneur associated with consistency/operations; the speakers discuss his reputation (trophy hunting controversy) and conservation giving.
• Jim Jordan — Person · Referenced politician (brief mention) · 2 mentions · first at 5:20
  Named in passing during a discussion of “real” government figures; the mention supports the broader theme of valuing certain political actors.
  You got Hie, you got Schmidt, and Bailey. Yep. And I know all [ __ ] three of them. And they are all real dudes.

Products & tech

• Operator Standard — Product · Secondary owned · 1 mention · first at 5:50
  Mentioned as the host's own platform where their podcast is hosted, indicating a personal connection to the product.

Places & events

• Missouri — Place · Setting · 2 mentions · first at 5:10
  Mentioned as the origin of three individuals discussed in the podcast, highlighting their background and connection to the state.
  It's all we produce is real dudes, bro.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:01 It's time to tell the truth about the Biden's FBI raid on James O'Keefe. Fun back the affidavit. What happened to the [ __ ] Epstein fouls? You [ __ ] [ __ ] Well, he got him a year ago. He already knows him. It's old news. Dude's a [ __ ] [ __ ]

0:19 Were he back up? Yep. Oh, cool. All right. Well, I don't know what happened there, guys. Yeah, we're back. All right. Hello, children. YouTube. Oh [ __ ]

0:55 I left off at George Washington. Yeah. turn. Okay, so you guys know that George Washington did not want to be president, right? You know that like I don't know if you guys knew that, but he didn't want to be president. Okay? And the reason that he became president was because the people called him to do so. And back then when George Washington served his eight years, he left office, which back in those days was like extremely rare.

1:29 It's never been done. Well, it had been done a couple times. Uh Sullah did it, Catis did it,

1:35 George Washington did it, but he left because he said, "No, the republic has to live with these rules." And and the idea of America is amazing. Like the [ __ ] structure, everything it's supposed to be, everything that they tell us that it's supposed to represent is amazing.

1:52 The problem is they don't abide by the rules. No. And that's that's what's wrong with America right now. It's it's not it's not that the model of America is is bad. It's that it's been infiltrated by corrupt people who have exploited it. Mhm.

2:07 And so that has to uh you know and dude that's correct. My they wanted him to be king and he rejected it.

2:15 That's correct. You know you know dude like I thought about this heavily too. Like all these politicians I don't believe that they all started off with bad intentions.

2:24 Not all I mean for sure there's a couple of like generational [ __ ] politicians in there.

2:28 Yeah. Right. But I don't believe all of them started off like oh I'm going to go in and [ __ ] my [ __ ] community. Right.

2:33 No. This takes years and then what happens is but they get in and and then they get told and shown what the [ __ ] [ __ ] really is and then they're hooked.

2:41 No, dude. You're doing Listen, this is not how this works. Look at this. Look how much money I made.

2:46 Right. Right. Like, dude, you could do what you do. I get it, man. I get it. But we got to worry about ourselves, too.

2:51 What about our people? We got to take care of our families, man. We're up here taking care of all these people hate us, bro.

2:57 Y that's that's how it works. And so they go in, they [ __ ] And the ones that they can't get that way, they [ __ ] try to blackmail. Yeah. Right.

3:06 Right. Or or they're gonna get you. Or smear them. Right. So it it's a problem. And we have to have people that we the the public has to get smarter than the tactics.

3:18 Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. No, we need we listen, we need some leaders that are not bought and paid for if we really want the [ __ ] country fixed.

3:34 Yeah. That that's it. Some people that like Dude look it can't just be no [ __ ] that just come out of nowhere either. You know what I'm saying?

3:41 Yeah. Yeah. Our founding fathers, they they were burden. Hey Jesus, you see the tactics.

3:51 There's a whole bunch of people that don't. A whole bunch of people. I like what Spencer Phillips says. Our founding fathers would burn this version of the government to the ground.

3:59 Yeah. And they'd also [clears throat] call us all [ __ ] bro. For allowing it. That's so real.

4:05 Yeah. That's the cool mint there, Elbin. Yeah. I You say they have to be immensely well wealthy. I think they have to be wealthy. You'd want them to be wealthy because you'd want them to understand how to win in the system,

4:27 but and not be influenced by [ __ ] outside dollars. Correct. Correct. [ __ ] I already made my money. What the [ __ ] I need your [ __ ] for?

4:33 Yeah. And like also just not being willing to [ __ ] take money. You know what I'm saying? Like,

4:42 uh, Curtis on X. Is Andrew Bailey saying anything about the rest coming? I have not talked to you guys.

4:48 I have not talked to Andrew. Yeah, he's been in the academy. Yeah, he's been in the academy. Like, [clears throat] he has to go through and get that. I'm I'm telling you right now, bro, Andrew Bailey will be one of the most realest [ __ ] people to be in that position to and will actually do what the [ __ ] needs to be done. I believe in him.

5:07 I believe that to my [ __ ] core. Well, look, I'll tell you three dudes that I know. They're all from Missouri. Yeah.

5:12 Okay. Like, the three baddest [ __ ] in the government right now are all from Missouri.

5:17 You got Hie, you got Schmidt, and Bailey. Yep. And I know all [ __ ] three of them. And they are all real dudes. It's all we produce is real dudes, bro.

5:29 That's all we produce, bro. It's [ __ ] Missouri. I mean, Madat's an exception, but he wasn't born here. Show State puts out studs. That's right. That's right. Yeah. All the studs. Jim Jordan's really

5:50 I do have my own platform. It's called Operator Standard. That's where the MSEO the new MSse podcast is hosted and it's good.

6:02 What? Charlie would have been good presidents man. What? Oh, I I Hawk to get a haircut.

6:11 Yeah. No [ __ ] No, dude. You're good. You just got one. I got one of them. Get out of the car haircut.

6:15 No, YOU'RE GOOD, BRO. GET OUT OF THE CAR. NO, you got one of those. Sit tight. Get to the [ __ ] ground.

6:24 That's right. That's right. Oh, [ __ ] dude. That's some funny [ __ ] Um, yeah. Give those guys four zins and they'll be chopping heads.

6:37 That's right. Yeah, [clears throat] bro. They call that the uh the quadruple horseshoe. [snorts] Four. Four.

6:43 Heroszi told me that. Really? That's a real thing? Yeah. [ __ ] the quadruple horse horseshoe. You read that one, but not a real comment. What was your comment? Everybody just read that one,

7:02 bro. I can't see. I can't. First of all, I can't see all the comments. Yeah. Tell everybody stop [ __ ] commenting and then only you comment so we can just see you.

7:11 Do I still carry around an axe? I don't carry with me, but when I'm not having my axe, I have my sword.

7:18 Oh, [ __ ] That thing's sharp. God damn it. So, when I don't have the axe, I have the sword. So, y'all thought I was

7:24 That [ __ ] thing's sharp. [ __ ] That's a real sword. Jesus. That's real. Okay. All right. Easy, baby.

7:30 Easy, big dog. I ain't mad, man. Yeah. [clears throat] ACR come in yet? Yeah, it's here. M sword fight every day. There's not a sword fight a day. You're not living as a man. What did that guy ever comment back?

7:54 That must have been an old one. Didn't know Andy was tall. Depends on what tall is to you. What' you think I was?

8:04 [ __ ] [ __ ] Come on, man. I don't look short. I did almost cut my fingers off. That thing is actually [ __ ] char.

8:16 Amber had this made for me for Christmas. Yeah. [ __ ] It's [ __ ] It's that dude that made the knives.

8:21 Oh no [ __ ] Yeah, dude. My knife turned out pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. Take the hat off. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your hands on the car, you black [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] dude.

8:41 Oh [ __ ] man. Oh man. You guys. You guys. No, I'm not taller than 6'2. I'm almost 6'2, though. Very close. I'm like 61 and 3/4,

8:56 dude. JP, you know who I do miss, bro? JP Dell. What's he been up to, bro? Dude, I haven't talked to him in a minute. We were talking the other day about uh something. Dude, I missed that dude. Yeah, he's a good dude. He was resisting. Oh, [ __ ] Dude, he was resisting. [clears throat]

9:25 That's some funny [ __ ] bro. I love that our people are cool, not [ __ ] turds. That's right. That's right. Yep.

9:37 Jimmy John. Jimmy John. Like Jimmy John? Yeah. Like the Jimmy John? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Jimmy.

9:44 That's his name. Yeah. I thought it was like two dudes. It's No, he's he's a he gets a lot of heat online cuz he's a safari guy.

9:51 Oh, he does like trophy hunting and [ __ ] Yeah. People [ __ ] hate him for it.

9:54 Really? Yeah. He's a huge car guy. That guy [ __ ] built a hell of a business, man. That guy's a Huh.

10:03 Pretty cool story. [ __ ] awesome story. I mean, I don't I'm not a into that safari hunting. It's not for me and I don't like it. But

10:10 the guy's a [ __ ] stud entrepreneur. Smart [ __ ] You know what the thing about him is? He understands consistency.

10:18 He gets it. You know, you go to a [ __ ] Jimmy John's, wherever the [ __ ] you go, it's always the exact same.

10:24 Wasn't it supposed to be hot dogs or something? Yeah. He's got a great story. If you haven't watched it, I'm sure you can find it on YouTube or something.

10:43 What about the Australian painter? What's that? That's Hitler. Oh, yeah. When are we going to see who can shoot better?

10:54 Why is everybody talking in codes and [ __ ] Yeah, I don't know. Just [ __ ] say it.

10:57 You can say that. He's a historical figure. Australian. He wasn't It was Austrian, wasn't he? He was a [ __ ] Australian. Any real [ __ ] Who could shoot better? Like, be be honest.

11:09 Who? What? Who could shoot better? Be honest. Bey watching. Be honest. Oh, [ __ ] You said, "Guys, I'm listen before you answer that poll." Okay, just think about it. If that if I couldn't, why would I still be here? Okay, put that just put that in your your uh hippocampus. All right. Huh? What' you say Keith?

11:41 So, that's a good question. YEAH. Oh [ __ ] Well, I think the point is I could shoot pretty good.

11:51 No, no, you know, you can shoot very good. Very good. DJ does hold it sideways though. Shut the [ __ ] sideways.

11:59 Like if this was you, you'd be like this. You'd be ready to battle like this. On God.

12:08 Oh [ __ ] man. Okay, Jacob. [ __ ] you. What do you say? I absorb more recoil. [ __ ] [ __ ]

12:18 Oh man, you guys are funny. Yeah. Yeah. Well, apparently uh 54% of our DJ could shoot better if all his guns didn't have switches.

12:35 DJ is the DEI is DEI throwing the bullets. All right, man. Yeah, Jimmy John gives tons of money to conservation. That's a legit thing.

12:46 Mhm. Well, I mean, most of those people do truly believe in that. I I know. You know,

12:51 I'm not say, "Look, dude, I get it." Yeah, because I understand the business behind it. What I'm saying is it's not for me.

12:57 It's not my thing. No. Yeah. And that's fine. Now, pedophiles, predators, tyrants.

13:02 We all can agree. That would be more fun to me, bro. Let's trophy hunt pedophiles.

13:06 Well, apparently they [ __ ] did that on that in those emails. They were [ __ ] hunting people.

13:11 No, I didn't see that. Yeah, bro. in NSL.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 06 - Part 2"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ (Host).

What is "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 06 - Part 2" about?

The discussion focuses on the controversial FBI raid on James O'Keefe and its implications, alongside a dissection of historical political dynamics, particularly regarding George Washington's reluctant acceptance of the presidency and the corruption that has infiltrated American politics. The speakers argue that while the foundational principles of America are sound, they are undermined by…

What is mentioned in this Andy Frisella episode?

7 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including George Washington, Andrew Bailey, Missouri, James O'Keefe, Jimmy John, Operator Standard. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 06 - Part 2"?

The episode runs 13 min; the transcript is about 2,289 words in 73 timestamped sections.

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