RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 07

What this episode is about

In this episode, Andy and DJ engage in casual banter while discussing various topics, including the absence of their friend Zean, amusing observations about a recent poll on handsome figures in India, and their suspicions about internet outages affecting platforms like YouTube and X. They also reflect on their admiration for Royce, highlighting his character and contributions to their community.

Key takeaways

• In a world of internet outages, control the narrative or risk becoming the punchline.
• When 'handsome' becomes a viral contest, let’s remember beauty is in the beholder’s eye—Zean reigns supreme!
• Truth is stranger than fiction: prepare for existential crises when mainstream assumptions meet reality.
• Political identities crumble under pressure, revealing a shared dilemma across the aisle: we’re all in this together.
• When shocking revelations surface, brace yourself: history redefined can lead to collective mental whiplash.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Andy Frisella (Host) · 1 h 4 min speaking
• DJ (Host) · 43 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: Attorney General Pam Bondi, Donald Trump, Alex Jones, India
2. 10:00 – 20:00: Donald Trump, Israel
3. 30:00 – 40:00: Israel
4. 40:00 – 50:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Illuminati
5. 50:00 – 1:00:00: Ukraine, Israel
6. 1:00:00 – 1:10:00: Alex Jones
7. 1:10:00 – 1:20:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Life Touch
8. 1:20:00 – 1:30:00: Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi
9. 1:30:00 – 1:40:00: Israel
10. 1:40:00 – 1:46:17: Ukraine, Illuminati

Notable quotes from "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 07"

• They just India actually just did a poll on the most handsome Indian dude in India.

  about India · at 0:46

• Dude, we got to get Alex Jones on the show. He's lighting everyone up with the files. Is he? I Dude, honestly, man, there's so much.

  about Alex Jones · at 2:23

• Like when I was watching the clips that I have seen, did you see the one where Pam Bondi accused the other girl of being anti-Semitic and she flips the [ __ ] out?

  about Attorney General Pam Bondi · at 5:56

• Look, I don't know. But here's what I do know. When I play out the scenarios of how Trump could have actually held these people accountable, there isn't another one that I can think of outside of the one that I'm thinking of.

  about Donald Trump · at 8:58

• It didn't really start to get organized until the Illuminati was officially founded May 1st, 1776.

  about Illuminati · at 40:10

• What do you think keeps Putin from leveling Ukraine?

  about Ukraine · at 54:29

• Well, [clears throat] think about it, bro. They have a [ __ ] face, a name, an address on every [ __ ] young kid in the entire [ __ ] country.

  about Jeffrey Epstein · at 1:17:24

• That's why like anti-semitism like they're trying to create they're trying to sacrifice their own good people, their own innocent Jew people that don't know what the [ __ ] is going on and are not a part of it. They're putting them.

  about Israel · at 1:38:06

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Donald Trump — Person · Central referenced political actor · 5 mentions · first at 9:03
  The discussion repeatedly frames Trump as the key decision-maker who could (or should be pressured to) pursue accountability related to the 'files' narrative; speakers debate whether his actions are strategic or complicit.
• Jeffrey Epstein — Person · Core referenced figure in 'files' narrative · 5 mentions · first at 44:19
  Central to the episode’s claims about 'files' releases, alleged coverups, and elite criminality; used to justify calls for political accountability and urgency.
• Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced government official under scrutiny · 4 mentions · first at 4:40
  Speakers cite her testimony/deposition/subpoena-related clips as evidence of evasiveness and political theater, using her performance to argue the system is protecting itself.
• Alex Jones — Person · Referenced media personality / desired guest · 2 mentions · first at 2:23
  Mentioned as someone 'lighting everyone up with the files' and as a potential/desired guest booking; later referenced as appearing on PBD's show.
• Michelle Obama — Person · Referenced public figure in inflammatory aside · 1 mention · first at 2:49
  Mentioned once as part of a provocative joke/claim illustrating the hosts’ view that the public is unprepared for extreme allegations.
  Yeah. Just wait till they find out Michelle Obama has a dick. Like that's when it's gonna get crazy, bro. You know what I'm saying? No. No, bro. Because everybody kind of.

Companies & orgs

• Life Touch — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 1:17:08
  Discussed in the context of its connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
  The Life Touch company that takes all the photos for the schools and [ __ ] The yearbook photo company. Yeah, bro.

Concepts & topics

• Illuminati — Concept · Core topic · 2 mentions · first at 40:11
  Discussed as a secretive group with historical significance.

Places & events

• Israel — Place · Setting · 5 mentions · first at 11:12
  Discussed in the context of geopolitical tensions and potential conflicts.
• Ukraine — Place · Setting · 4 mentions · first at 53:05
  Mentioned in the context of war and potential human sacrifices.
• India — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 0:54
  Mentioned in passing during a humorous exchange about a poll.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 I think we have we have terms. I think we [clears throat] do. I'll send my positions.

0:08 We rolling. Not yet. Oh, we're not even on. You are now. Oh, we're on now. I thought we were on. I was rolling already.

0:18 The lights not on the camera. All right. What's up, children? Greetings. Salutations, fine shits. Welcome.

0:32 Where is Zean? Where does he be? What does he be doing? He uh this time this is this is the day he goes to see a 7-Eleven.

0:39 Got it. Yeah. Got it. Makes sense. So, he's out of town for the day. Makes sense, dude.

0:44 He's actually broadcasting from the moon. You know, they they just uh India actually just did a poll on the most handsome Indian dude in India.

0:53 Did you see that? I know. He's the most handsome one in America. voted the most handsome.

1:00 Come on. Zean is much more handsome. Yeah. Like for sure, dude. Like come on. Come on.

1:08 What the [ __ ] is this dude, bro? Yeah. This dude's He's the Indian Justin Bieber is what they've been calling him.

1:14 Yeah. Hey, just so everybody knows, uh YouTube and X is having big internet outages. Uh we we are speculating that they are literally trying to censor the whole entire internet.

1:27 Yeah. And uh that's what may be causing the outage. If you can't control the narrative, you narrate the control. Yeah.

1:35 Philosopher. Philosopher. Fellas. Fellas. Fellas. Yeah. What's up, guys? You guys like Royce, huh?

1:43 Dude, Royce is a good dude. Good dude, man. Yeah. Good dude. Big dude. He is a big dude. Big dude. Good dude. Really good dude. Yeah. No, dude. He was awesome. It's so crazy, too, because like, dude, I remember when he first like when I first found his content, it was when he was uh I think he was playing for the Power Three

2:00 and he was uh it was during co. It was during co and he started, you know, he was making statements. You know what I'm saying? I think we we actually covered him a few times on the show

2:09 and I'm like, dude, this dude is like he's just he's him. Yeah. You know, he's definitely an authentic dude.

2:15 Super authentic. Not performative authent. No. And he's [ __ ] he's smart as [ __ ] dude.

2:23 Dude, we got to get Alex Jones on the show. He's lighting everyone up with the files. Is he? I

2:30 Dude, honestly, man, there's so much [ __ ] coming out and I've been so busy. It's like

2:36 I mean, I kind of like already get it. I get so I don't have to like watch the whole thing, but it's like

2:40 we have terms, bro. Yeah. And it's But it dude, think of the [ __ ] average person. what they're like going through right now mentally.

2:49 Yeah. Just wait till they find out Michelle Obama has a dick. Like that's when it's gonna get crazy, bro. You know what I'm saying?

2:55 No. No, bro. Because everybody kind of assumes that. Nobody assumes that we are literally ruled over by [ __ ] Satanist.

3:06 Mhm. The the worst people I could possibly imagine. Yeah, man. Yeah. Nobody expects that. They hear that. That's why That's why 90% of the population could never hear it before.

3:17 They're like, "Dude, there's no way." Yeah. And to your point, dude, because I know we covered it yesterday or the other day with Royce, you know, you had talked about uh one of your your your family members hitting you up talking about it. I've actually been seeing a lot of

3:31 left-leaning, you know, probably two months ago, I'd probably call them [ __ ] communists,

3:38 but now they're like, "Shit, man." Yeah, like I'm actually I'm actually seeing that on the ineb and it is a crazy moment for people to have to come to that real.

3:47 That's what I'm saying. And like, bro, remember we've had like six, seven years of being like, dude, is this real?

3:53 Is this [ __ ] is this could this really be real? Us even doubting ourselves like Yeah. Like the whole time.

3:58 Yeah. Yeah, dude. And think of like taking somebody cold, bro. [ __ ] Oh, yeah. By the way, this is what's going on. Like, holy [ __ ] Hopefully people will humble themselves though about like what they think they know is going on.

4:16 Well, they're having to remove themselves from those identities that they attach themselves to, right? Like that that's the biggest that's the hardest part, dude. Because here's the truth guys. It's all of them.

4:28 It's left and right. It's blue and red. It's [ __ ] It's the heads of banks. It's the heads of corporations. It's the heads of [ __ ] media.

4:35 Every country. Like, it's a [ __ ] massive problem. first or second world country, I should say.

4:40 Yeah. And so when Pam Bondi says they can't arrest everybody or the whole system will collapse, she's being literal.

4:50 Dude, what a [ __ ] show that's been. Yeah. Have you guys been following that? The uh the Pam Bondi depositions or you know, congressional subpoena she's been going through today. Have you guys been following that at all?

5:01 Yeah. How about that? That [ __ ] was crazy. Oh, dude. That's another one, bro. Have you seen that [ __ ]

5:09 Yeah. That's how we met. That's how we met. I was wearing a blue square cuz I was getting persecuted.

5:17 That's right. That's right. And I was all alone. It's okay. Yeah. DJ came and he said, "I understand brother."

5:25 And now we're best friends. That's what happened. Cuz that's probably what happens all the time in real life, you know.

5:31 No, that for sure happens. That for sure happens. That for sure h happens. the the the chosen people and the people that were chosen. That's a little slavery joke for you guys catching up on that. Um yeah, dude. If [ __ ] shit's wild,

5:51 bro. [clears throat] I tell you what, like when I was watching the clips that I have seen, did you see the one

6:01 where Pam Bondi accused the other girl of being anti-Semitic and she flips the [ __ ] out?

6:05 No, I didn't see that one. God, dude, there's like a thousand clips out of today. And there's this one where Pam Bonnie like called one of the other the people that were asking her anti-Semitic or insinuated it and then she like [ __ ] starts screaming and like bro it like like legitimately you know what I thought it was like it was like being around like your like two of your drunk aunts at like Christmas party and they're just [ __ ] going at it. Dude,

6:35 yeah, I know. But wait, so she so Pam Bondi called a Jewish lady anti-Semitic? Yes. Yes.

6:42 You know, you're black. Yeah. Yeah. It was It was [ __ ] uh It was It was It was legitimately like being in the middle of two drunk

6:52 Oh, man. [ __ ] people at Christmas party screaming at each other. And this is like in front of the whole world, bro. Like, every other person in the entire world has to think

7:02 that our country is a total [ __ ] jelly. Mhm. Dude, Linda on X Springer Show. Yeah, dude. It was like the Jerry Springer show. It was

7:11 Did you watch that [ __ ] bro? Everybody watched it. Yeah, I watched it. Talk about Jerry Springer. The reason Jerry Springer is Everybody knows that that's what that is is because everybody watched him, dude.

7:24 That was the original like Smut TV, bro. Is he Is he still alive? That was the original like uh Doom Scroll was Jerry Springer.

7:30 Yeah. Brain rot. Yeah, is what that that [ __ ] was, dude. Um Yeah, bro. The shit's wild. But you know what they, you know, we say it all the time, too, right? And like I I wonder if this applies to to Pam Bonnie today because I didn't see that clip, but I did see her

7:46 in her little exchange with Thomas Massie, right? And when you get to the name calling, what do we always say?

7:52 You you you've won, right? If somebody starts calling you names in argument, you won.

7:57 You've won. Yeah. Right. So, she lost today. Do you think she lost? You still think it's intentional like

8:04 Well, look that that friction there. You know what I'm saying? telling you. No, I I don't know what's going on.

8:10 Yeah. If I knew, I would say this is what exactly is going on. But to answer, there's two questions you ask me. One, what did I did she lose? Dude, that is embar that was embarrassing.

8:24 You could tell, dude. She was just getting [ __ ] destroyed cuz they're clearly [ __ ] lying. Clearly,

8:30 like the the subtle laughs, like if you guys watch it, the nervous little laughs, the [ __ ] playing with the hair, fidgeting on the neck, right?

8:37 She's reacting to some physical manifestations of her hormones, which she's not allowed to say. And it's very [ __ ]

8:44 she knows she can't and she's a terrible [ __ ] liar to the public, dude. So, so you ask me,

8:51 so she lost. Yes. Now, is this intentional? Is this still a part of the plan to create that friction? Look, I don't know. But here's what I do know. When I play out the scenarios of how Trump could have actually held these people accountable, there isn't another one that I can think of outside of the one that I'm thinking of.

9:11 Sure. Because if Trump had came in and just arrested people with zero justification

9:17 saying, "Hey, these guys are I got all this information." That everybody would have said he was lying. They would have called him a dictator. We would have had some sort of conflict with like NATO and other countries trying to liberate us, which would mean take our [ __ ]

9:30 Okay? We'd be very vulnerable and it would be not accepted publicly because 90% of the [ __ ] population thought that the [ __ ] was fake.

9:39 We just said it that we were wondering if it was actually real or fake. No. Okay. So, think about these people who for the last six years, seven years have been being told, you know, uh that people are doing this kind of [ __ ] and they're like, "Yeah, that's [ __ ] totally they're not

9:57 [ __ ] right-wing conspiracist." Now, because Trump's name was in the first drop,

10:02 they're going so hard to try and get Trump. These people [ __ ] hate Trump. They don't They remember these people don't have morals, bro. They have It's when it's appropriate.

10:12 It's convenient morality. So now they're trying to get Trump, okay? And people are pissed and they're getting more and more pissed. And then if they drop the other three and a half million that still have to go and they unredact all this [ __ ] and people really see who the [ __ ] is who pe these people who did not believe that it was real are now going to have to go along with the arrests.

10:38 Well, I'd say that's the only way that that's not saying that that's what's happening. I'm saying when I think of it, how the [ __ ] would we be able to actually arrest these people? That's really the only way that it could happen.

10:53 Yeah, for sure. So, dude, it's supply and demand, bro. Yeah. I mean, [ __ ] You got to have the people demanding for it before.

11:00 So, that's not saying that. I don't know. Yeah. But I also know that if I were trying to do some [ __ ] slick [ __ ]

11:08 I would make everything else appear as normal. Mhm. And and when I think about what's going on with Israel and how he's what's actually happening there, just like today Netanyahu was there and they said nothing happened because Netanyahu is trying to get Trump to commit to a full-scale war occupation of Iran.

11:25 Trump does not want to do that. And that is widely known. People know that. But he has still played ball with them here and there, sending him some money because dude, that's what you would do to keep up appearances if you were going to crack this [ __ ] literal cabal.

11:40 Mhm. So to me that that makes sense. Now maybe I'm overthinking it and maybe it's as simple as surface level and he's [ __ ] in on it. But I know this. Trump has a massive ego. He wants to go down as the greatest president of all time. He's not going to do it the way he's doing it. And the only way he could do it at this point is by doing what the [ __ ] we're talking about.

12:04 Yeah. Because that's his only thing that are going to bring him back. So, but dude, but when you think about other things too,

12:12 when you think about like just how how the [ __ ] he moves as a dude, okay? Like he's always been this way. He's got he's a he's a [ __ ] he was on the Apprentice, bro. It's the number one show. He wants to like

12:29 There's something going on here, bro. Yeah. And I tell you this, dude. If if the goal is to get people pissed off and call for it,

12:35 it's working. [ __ ] Is it working? You know what I'm saying? Like you can't like anybody any of these influencers out here, right? These conservative influencers, bro, they are getting

12:45 Yeah, but rightfully so. People should be pissed. Everybody should be up Donald Trump's ass right now telling them, "What the [ __ ] We hired, we elected you to do this. Now [ __ ] do it.

12:55 Yeah. Be the executive. Execute. That's the branch you're in, bro. That's right. But but but see, dude, here's the thing, and people don't understand this in the history like of governments and structures of governments, they have no incentive to prosecute themselves.

13:13 Okay. These these people spend a lot of time together. They're it's it's a club for real.

13:18 Yeah. Okay. The only way that a government has ever held people accountable like that is with massive [ __ ] pressure from the people.

13:27 So the if the people want accountability, which we all do, there has to be massive [ __ ] outrage right now. Everybody should be loud and pissed and [ __ ] not letting it go. Don't go on to the next thing. Don't go on to the next thing.

13:39 It's biblical, bro. Yeah. Jesus, right? The only reason he was even [ __ ] convicted was because Pontious Pilot asked the [ __ ] crowd, "What do you guys want? You guys really want this?" Okay.

13:52 Right. I don't know if that's the best example, but I mean, it's biblical though, right? Like the people demand and and the government has to listen to the people. He didn't want to [ __ ] They didn't want riots in the street.

14:03 Here's what I will say, and this is just the truth. Everybody up there should be worried right now about a revolution. For real. Yeah. People are [ __ ] pissed, dude.

14:15 I'm talking like this is probably like the most the pot has ever been boiled at this point.

14:22 I mean, more people are pissed at this than than at COVID, which I mean to me that [clears throat] was another

14:28 piece in history that we should have been pretty pissed about that just wasn't there. I'm seeing it now, right? I see a lot of people really really pissed off.

14:34 Well, that's good. That's really it should be because that way the only way accountability is going to happen one way or the other if people are [ __ ] ready for it and they need to call for it with every [ __ ] opportunity they possibly have. Do not move past it. Do not [ __ ] go on to the next thing. I understand you know and by the way you should be preparing yourself for if uh different actions are required.

14:57 Okay? meaning like get your [ __ ] together, get in shape, stay focused, get good, become excellent. You You can't win those kind of things with a bunch of [ __ ] fat out of shape has been bins. People have to be sharp and they have to be You know what I'm saying,

15:14 bro? So crazy. What's that super chat we got up there? Well, Benery, it it doesn't take 80% of the population.

15:26 Sure does. It takes three to five. Mhm. Okay. [snorts] So, that's the other thing. Like, it's not like I think what's discouraging to people is thinking like, "Oh, we got to have everybody." No, you don't have to have everybody. I guarantee you there's [ __ ] 100 million people in this country right now that are [ __ ] sick of this [ __ ]

15:42 Yep. I guarantee it. No, dude. And you only need [ __ ] 10 of them. You need 3% now. That's it.

15:51 3%. That's how this country was [ __ ] founded. This country was founded by the power of 3%, bro.

15:57 Yeah, there was plenty of people that were pissed, but the truth of the matter is everybody's not going to do everybody's going to see. Look, dude, here's the other part that's always important to bring this up, okay?

16:09 There has to be a cultural change. Yeah. Because the reason that we're even in this predicament in the first place was because somewhere along the way we lost the culture of excellence and pursuit of excellence and we became a culture of dependence that looked to be taken care of. And we have to get back to being the American badass [ __ ] high standard builder class

16:30 that creates and you know does things and has ambitions and drives and dreams. These are the things that create a [ __ ] country. We we can't do that with a a culture that is dependent

16:44 on and lazy and and supplicant and we can't do that. So the culture has to change. People have to understand that if the culture changes the politics will change but I think we are at an inlection point now where some action is going to mean need to be had soon. Mhm.

17:03 But the point is is that culture still has to be worked on, meaning you guys can't forget your [ __ ] purpose here. You can't forget your focus. You can't forget what's required of you. And you need to be getting better every single day. Because eventually, even if we were to change [ __ ] out right now and kept the culture the same way,

17:19 we'll end up being back in the same spot because these people are conditioned to call for free [ __ ]

17:24 Mhm. That's what the [ __ ] we're dealing with here. So, the culture has to [ __ ] change. It has to become cool again to be in shape, to be [ __ ] successful, to make money, to kick ass, to be a good dude, to do the best you can. Like those things [ __ ] matter, bro.

17:41 Matter the most. Yeah, they do. They can't control people like that. The other kind of people, the people that we have now can be controlled very easily, like our buddy here said with Netflix, you know, that takes a long time, but it could take a very short time to reverse because look how fast you could change your [ __ ] life.

18:02 Mhm. Now, if you got everybody to change their [ __ ] life in a short amount of time, you can literally change the culture [ __ ] very quickly.

18:12 Yeah. It wouldn't take It does. See, that's the other thing. People are like, "Well, it took a hundred years for them to get here." Yeah. Because they're evil and they're doing nefarious things and they have to be hidden from plain sight. When things are good and righteous and not afraid of the sunlight, they can move very fast in the open.

18:29 100 year. What they did in 100 years, we can undo in [ __ ] five. [clears throat]

18:36 What was that super chat up there? The Yeah. Ohana. Ohana's on YouTube now. Big dog. All right. Appreciate it, dog.

18:48 Files were were Yes, the files were released because people were persistent. They are trying to appease us and we can't let up. Totally 100% correct.

18:57 And I would highly recommend if we're going to be [ __ ] making a fuss out of this, we should be making a fuss out of our taxes, too, because you don't want to come take care of that later, either. Make that part of the deal. Everybody's tired of getting [ __ ] While we're at it, fix my credit score, [ __ ]

19:13 I'm just saying, dude. Throw that right there. Yeah. Thousand Oh, is tomorrow a thousand episodes?

19:21 Tomorrow's Oh, really? Damn, man. Huh? You guys got to wear your suits. We got to wear our suits.

19:27 Oh, yeah, man. Maybe we will. I can fit mine. I'm good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, man. I was a little nervous there at first.

19:34 Yes. Huh? Yeah, dude. You know, can I can I be real with you guys for a second? Like, if you really wanted to [ __ ] help move this along, you know what you could do, like legitimately, is get people to listen to the [ __ ] show.

19:56 That's a big help. It is. It's a massive help. That's why we ask you to share the show because we're trying to like really fix a lot of [ __ ] with it. And nobody can say otherwise. I don't even take any [ __ ] ads for the show.

20:16 It's not even open. It's not even open. I didn't even open it. Relax. Yeah, you had one before.

20:22 I did have one before. How about that Hellcat tonight? What was that? Well, I don't know what that What was that?

20:30 That was your people, though. That wasn't Yeah, that was It wasn't stolen. It was uh That's how you know.

20:34 No, that was that was pre- stolen. Hey, you know what they say, it's either stolen or ain't stolen yet. That's right. You know what I'm saying?

20:44 [ __ ] That was a pre- stolen model. Yeah, bro. He He don't know what he was doing. Yeah. You know,

20:52 dude, totally. Tom Pam reminded me of a Democrat trying to explain what a woman was today, [clears throat] guys. Or trying to explain Camala's border. Yeah, dude. It actually was very similar to that.

21:03 It was so bad. That was [ __ ] hard. It was so for her. I mean, look, dude. These people are treading in dangerous waters now. Whatever's going to happen better happen [ __ ] quick on their side because like, dude, I'm gonna tell you this.

21:14 They're getting written off. There's too many Americans that are not going to [ __ ] We're not going to [ __ ] stand for this [ __ ]

21:19 No, bro. No, dude. Yeah. There's there's [ __ ] zero chance. No. No. And and by the way, I would like to remind everybody, these are literally the the the [ __ ] weakest people on the [ __ ] planet physically. It's It's embarrassing. It's like embarrassing to even think that we are [ __ ] ruled by them.

21:49 Like it's embarrassing. It's like that's always been the fastest like take away the [ __ ] the [ __ ] we just learned.

21:57 You know what I'm saying? Like the the take away it's still embarrassing. These people are [ __ ] their pants,

22:03 dude. Like I mean it's a very like very [ __ ] falling over walking down the hall.

22:07 These these are This is supposed to be our best and brightest guys. That's what they are, man. That's our That's the best we got.

22:14 Yeah. Uh NC Mountain Man, Andy, we'll need someone like you with a following to organize the people if this goes south. People with a loud voice will have to lead the resistance. Yeah, I've kind of been telling you guys what to do for the last five [ __ ] years, man. You know, you needed to [ __ ] get personally excellent. You needed to [ __ ] get involved in your communities. You needed to get involved in your local issues. These are things that matter. That's where the [ __ ] power is is over. We have over overwhelming power there. It flows up.

22:46 So, but yeah, man. I would rather not go south, brother. Like, that's not what the [ __ ] I want to happen. I don't want to I don't want to go get [ __ ] killed or, you know, bro, I worked my whole life to be where I'm at. I haven't even got to enjoy it. Like, the minute I'm where I kind of wanted to be or even in the realm of it, I'm [ __ ] drugged into this [ __ ] now. I don't want to [ __ ] do that.

23:09 Yeah, bro. If people would just get busy on the [ __ ] ground level, man, it wouldn't we wouldn't even be here.

23:15 Christopher Wash one uh we cut taxes and the pedophiles get to go in head first. I'll take that deal. Small change up there though. It's feet first.

23:24 Yeah, Pete Feet first. Yeah. No, listen, man. Look, dude. This is just the reality. the pe the people that the people that you want to lead the these people aren't out seeking power. They're doing things in the real world.

23:50 Yeah. Okay. You you have to call on those people to come help. Okay. The people have to call for it. That's that you like people always say, "Well, how come you can't get this person or can't get that person?" Well, dude, because I can't tell someone what to do. You have to call the people you want to lead you. Most of these dudes, the best leaders in the world, don't feel qualified to lead either.

24:19 Yeah. No. I mean, they're comfortable in in in their own ways. You know what I'm saying? They're just as comfortable as everybody else. Nobody wants to have to go [ __ ] revolt against the [ __ ] country, dude. Nobody wants to have to do that.

24:31 Who's with me for starting a Fourth of July protest in your area? put [clears throat] pressure on Trump and the whole Republican party to take action on Trump.

24:38 It's got to be sooner than Yeah, that's too far away, bro. [ __ ] five months from now, six months from now.

24:46 Yeah, that's too long. If you if if we if this doesn't if this isn't done soon, the people they know this, by the way, the people will [ __ ] accept it.

24:58 Okay? And this is a very critical time in history to where everybody who is a decent human being needs to stand together and not [ __ ] move on.

25:18 Well, Daniel Lot, he says, "Be the leader in your circle." Where where did that go? There he goes. Be the leader in your circle. It starts with you. Yeah, dude. Guys, that's the thing. It's like you can organize a bunch of people who are organized.

25:31 Mhm. You cannot organize a topdown type of thing like that. That's not how that works. Okay. That's where you guys have to like do exactly what he's saying.

25:41 Mhm. That's the only way to do it fast. You could do it grassroots and it would take [ __ ] it takes a decade.

25:50 Yeah. Take the rule with the technology. Yeah. Soon if we don't [ __ ] stop it.

26:13 Well, yeah. I mean, Sullah Sullah was a the first dictator of Rome and he was a [ __ ] kid who grew up and joined the military, fought some battles, um, worked his way up the military and while he was out fighting wars, his country became corrupt because remember like people will go out on on wars for a decade.

26:39 Yeah. They be gone for [ __ ] years, right? So when he came back this the government was totally infested with all these corrupt people. So he killed them all. He ran the government reset it in its framework. Okay. That would be like our c our country being reset into the constitution.

26:57 Mhm. And he served for one year. And then they tried to make him the lifetime ruler. Uh and he said no. And he just went and like lived on his farm. And like that's where we're at with people. Like people have to like

27:11 understand that we're going to have to like [ __ ] clean some of this [ __ ] out.

27:15 Well, I mean, dude, even to that point though, that's that's how this [clears throat] country was for a long time, right? You had you had farmers that that saw legislation and [ __ ] coming up and wanted things to change to better their farming community and their neighbors, right? And so they would go they would they would they would serve for one term, two terms at most, and they go back to their [ __ ] farms. for now. Now, none of our politicians abide by that, dude.

27:40 No. No. Because there's too much [ __ ] corruption. And once they're in the club, See, dude. Like, I buy the milk.

27:44 No. See, now now people are starting to see how it actually works, right? Got my liberal girlfriend to watch the show now. She's talking about putting people in the files of the big show.

27:56 That's awesome. But when people are starting to see what's going on, dude. So like like looking at how the system works now for what people would have saw it a year ago. Yeah.

28:07 They're starting to understand how these people get rich cuz they saw that fraud in Minnesota and they understand that that's in other places.

28:13 So like now if you think back and you like watch these people campaign, you could understand why the [ __ ] they want that seat on the bus because it's not about making a change for us. It's about the payoff for them for the rest of their lives.

28:26 And there's nothing that they could do in the real world. these people like that is their only [ __ ] surv means of survival, bro. They can't go out here and start businesses and [ __ ]

28:38 run companies and build [ __ ] and create [ __ ] They're not capable. Yeah, they're not [ __ ] capable.

28:43 Yeah, they're not. They're not capable. That's what I'm saying, dude. Like, it's a [ __ ] joke to anybody. Oh, these this is our best and brightest. You're telling me that [ __ ] Maxine Waters is our best and [ __ ] brightest we got? That's the best we got? It never was. Like even as California, I know they got a lot of [ __ ] [clears throat] but like that's the best that California has is Maxine Waters.

29:05 [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] [ __ ] Gavin Newsome. Like, come on, man. Look, dude. We can't be surprised that these people that have not been held accountable, [ __ ] for the last 50 [ __ ] years have figured out a way to make it about them.

29:25 Okay. And then when you do get people that go in there with a pure intentions, they they either go there and get [ __ ] black ballalled out

29:34 or they go there and then they get sucked in. Yep. Okay. It don't take long and it don't take much.

29:40 Yeah. So it's like you you can see you can if you know what you're looking at now like a lot of people are starting to see they can kind of see how this this works, right?

29:52 So it's a [ __ ] it's a [ __ ] money scam, dude. It has nothing to do with doing what's good for us. Who's Jamar Chase?

30:16 Yeah. The dude says, "I would rather I would rather uh get rid of all politicians and have it replaced with a Facebook poll. Yeah, except they got bots.

30:27 Yeah, right, bro. You literally can't believe anything. Anything. Scroll back up just a little bit. Right before this one. There was There was another That was a good one. Scroll up a little bit more.

30:42 See that one right there? I think that's real. I still think that is a major piece. I think that's what you guys like you got to understand that like bro

30:56 like there there's there's nobody that's saying you know uh I mean you if you don't think something's going on in the background you like you you're it's really a low IQ type of thing.

31:05 There's no other leader. I'm not saying that he's playing 17D chess. I'm just saying there's a lot of [ __ ] that we don't [ __ ] know.

31:11 Yeah. And Israel could be saying, "If you don't [ __ ] do this [ __ ] or if you try to [ __ ] with this [ __ ] or if you release these [ __ ] we'll [ __ ] kill everybody." Because, dude, you guys got to understand, just like there's extremists in every Keep that dude's comment, cuz I'll answer it. This one here in a second. Um, we got to understand, dude, there's extremists in every uh religion, okay? There's extremist Christians, there's extremist Muslims, there's extremist Jews, okay? And the extremists, the most extremist Jews, to simplify it, believe that they are bringing about the end of times. And so they are they are intentionally trying to and in their in their end of times, the whole world turns on Israel,

32:02 okay? And God saves them. So when they when we look at all a lot of these things going on and we think about what's happening, we have to understand that first of all that doesn't represent all Jewish people,

32:20 right? Okay. And second of all, this group of people are literally Satanists. Okay? And people don't understand that. They don't understand. They think that you're saying that they're evil, right? Or that they're they're a bad person. No, they worship [ __ ] Satan. That's right.

32:41 And they have rituals that are not accepted by out in the open by society. And if people were to find those things out, which they're finding out now, the entire world would turn against those people. And it's very important that people separate the people who are actually involved in this from one ethnic class or political class or however you want to call it group.

33:03 Yeah. It can't be that. No. A lot of people just don't know what's going on, dude. Like they still don't know. They still thinking Republican, Democrat, Trump, no Trump, you know? They don't [ __ ] like, dude, this is way bigger than all of that. But but the people's role in this is to [ __ ] unite and hold these [ __ ] accountable because dude, let's be real, dude. Even if they kill us all, then fine, but we're still not letting you [ __ ] eat kids and [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ]

33:33 Well, I think that's the key, man. We we have as a society, as a country, we have to come back to the table and lay out what what is actually from here on moving forward what we are going to accept and what we will absolutely not.

33:48 Everybody can accept that that's wrong. Everybody. And if they can't, then they can go with them.

33:54 No, there has to be a realignment there. Cronin, appreciate you, dude. I've been following you for many years. Over those years, you have been accurate with predictions with a lot of the now reality. If nothing changes, what are your predictions for the 3 to 5 years from now? Uh, I think that we're totally [ __ ] if nothing changes quickly. Um, I think it looks like uh, man, I think I think you don't even want to think about how bad it looks like cuz we're talking about giving there's all kinds of things that will go back into that. We're talking about giving back power to people who are willing to in their ideology as it advances into full-blown communism. and they're willing to uh execute and kill anybody that doesn't stand with them, including the people that brought them to power.

34:52 So, we would likely see some sort of genocide happen eventually there, especially because these people now feel justified to do anything that they have to do to make it so that they never give up power,

35:05 uh stack the court, do all the [ __ ] right? Well, I mean, think about it this way. They know that we at this point, they know that we know.

35:11 Yeah. Right. So, nothing happens. What the [ __ ] do you think they're going to do with us?

35:14 Yeah. Yeah, that's right. You know what I'm saying? We're We're already across that line. We just don't realize it.

35:19 We It's either do something or [ __ ] die at this point, dude. That's what it is essentially.

35:24 Like, I'm I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] alarmist. But no, that's essentially what it is. We We We have a very short time frame and window to get this corrected and uh it's going to be much more difficult the longer that it goes.

35:37 Yeah, bro. And uh I also think that aside from that part of it, the the people who do make it or do continue living, I think will be uh eventually exterminated by AI.

35:53 Yeah. Yeah. And [ __ ] man. And then I think on top of that, you know, um yeah, I don't either. It's hard for me to like see a future that way.

36:08 That's the only thing that's on my mind that's like [ __ ] bulging, bro. It's like, bro, if if if I murder somebody

36:15 and you just saw me do it. Yeah. You are either about to help me move his body or

36:21 Well, I got to tie up loose ends. So, because you know what I'm saying? Like, like I got

36:24 And that's where we are. That's like That's it. We We are either going to [ __ ] stand on who the [ __ ] we are.

36:30 Yeah, bro. Meaning like, dude, Americans need to stand the [ __ ] up and say, "I don't give a [ __ ] about that dude down the street.

36:37 I don't give a [ __ ] about that girl with the weird hair or whatever. The guy who drives the [ __ ] you know, Hemi and [ __ ] drinks Bush, you know, like like you [ __ ] need to get along."

36:48 Yeah. And realize that this [ __ ] is not okay and we need to [ __ ] figure out all the other [ __ ] later.

36:53 Mhm. We've all witnessed the crime here. Yeah. We're either going to be complicit or they're going to be tied up. Here's the problem with how they're handling it, dude. Because there is theory that, you know, here's the problem. Okay. They need to hold people accountable individually who are guilty.

37:16 Yes. Okay. Like who did [ __ ] Yeah. All right. And there's a lot of people in those emails that didn't do anything. They were just in that circle and somehow their name came up. And what's happening here with the elevation of temperature, which is appropriate, a side effect of that is going to be that a lot of people that are probably uh just in those are going to get [ __ ] killed or targeted or whatever for it. You know what I mean?

37:44 And that's that's a big mistake that Trump's team is making that they I don't think they understand they're making because people

37:50 it's indiscriminate. Yeah. People are going to they're going to get into a rage and it's going to be

37:55 if you're defending them at all, I'm going to [ __ ] we're taking care of you. Like that's what it's going to be because this is such a taboo evil subject.

38:04 You see what I'm saying? Yeah, bro. That guy Matt, you know that time was like six years ago, brother. Like we don't have time to like go through the [ __ ] evolution mentally, physically, spiritually u to comprehend what's going on. We have to look at what's going on and understand it's going on and [ __ ] handle it and then we can deal with the feelings about it later.

38:35 Cuz there won't be later. And also, and this is the [ __ ] shitty part, is that we have to continue to move forward with our lives the best that we can to continue to become the best individuals that we can knowing all of this [ __ ]

38:56 because it can't fix can't get fixed without that. That's what makes the situation like really [ __ ] like shitty.

39:04 Yeah, bro. Happy birthday, Yeah. Happy birthday. Oh, yeah. Uh, Drew Drew is Drew is sick. Uh, what does it say? Drew kiss.

39:25 Drew Kissik. Drew Drew Kissik. All right, that's probably right. Um, he goes he goes correct. It even precedes 1917 18 and 19. Yeah, dude. It's Listen, this is 12,000 years old.

39:38 Okay. If you want to talk about the real thing going on here, this has existed since the dawn of modern man. It's 12,000 years old,

39:47 okay? And for thousands of [ __ ] years, these Satan people, okay, have been kicked out of everywhere.

39:55 They've been in rebellion, right? There's a lot to this and you guys like it and it's hard to even get verified info on it. It didn't really start to get organized until uh until the Illuminati was officially founded uh May 1st, 1776.

40:20 Is that real? Yeah. No [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. 60 days before the foundation of America. Dude, look, the the whole idea of America of what it's actually is versus what people think it is is completely different.

40:32 The what it actually what it's supposed to be is what we see in the Constitution.

40:35 Right. Right. And we're doing a very poor job of keeping in the guardrails with that

40:40 if if our if our country was what it's intended to be on paper, we'd have an awesome country.

40:48 It's not that though. What it actually is, and the reason it's gotten so far off is because what it actually is and what we actually are is the enforcement army that stands behind u these people that do this evil [ __ ] So that's that's what the [ __ ] we've been for a long time. But you know another thought too that I've been having on this is [clears throat] like I mean to that point right like this is the only country that has ever existed in [ __ ] history that is set up the way it's set up that was created the way it was created right like it's the only [ __ ] one right and like you just [clears throat] think like how simply [ __ ] should be and our founding fathers like dude did you know if you think if they took the bill of rights constitution they took all of it right and you converted that to Times New Ro Roman [ __ ] 12.5. It'd be less than 11 pages.

41:41 Yeah. That's how [ __ ] simple. Yeah. Like it wasn't it wasn't supposed to be [ __ ] thousands of pages.

41:49 Now a single bill is 3,000 pages, dude. Yeah. That's crazy, dude. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like it was never like it's it's not that difficult. It's simple. But remember, dude, like no one cares

42:00 if America is actually run the way America's supposed to except us. Yeah. And we're not the ones in power. Yeah, bro. So, what the [ __ ] does does the UK care if they add extra [ __ ] to the [ __ ] bills? They don't

42:11 camp, right? Check this out. Your thoughts on how to handle any potential future nationwide gun confiscation by the Commats? Um,

42:22 I'll tell you how not to handle Yeah, you didn't lose it in a [ __ ] fishing expedition.

42:27 Yeah, that's another thing. Like all of this stupid passive like weak language that we use and stories we say like nothing's going to happen or I lost my guns in a in a fishing accident. That's [ __ ] [ __ ] guys. Like that we are rightfully we are have a right to bear arms here. Our country is founded on it.

42:49 You should never [ __ ] hesitate to [ __ ] call that out. If you got to say that, hey, I've lost him in a boating accident. It's probably time to [ __ ] use them. You can defer what I say say the answer to that is the answer is never ever [ __ ] ever. The only reason we're not England right now is because of those guns. He blocked me. So I I didn't see that post. I've been blocked by him. I I take it as a compliment, dude.

43:24 Kobe, that's what we got to do, bro. If nothing's going to happen, we got to make something happen. That's it. That's it. And and here's the thing. We don't have nothing to lose anyway.

43:34 We have nothing to lose anyway cuz they're going to [ __ ] do the other [ __ ] that I talked about earlier in the show.

43:40 Mhm. What do we [ __ ] have to lose? They're going to take everything from us anyway. You know, they say that about people that have been that that have been through a genocide. Mh.

43:52 And they always say that they would have fought if had they had known that they were already going to be executed anyway.

44:01 They knew where they were where they were going. They would have been fighting. Yeah. Yeah. 100%. Dude,

44:08 who blocks DJ? What the [ __ ] [ __ ] block me. And I am But I am a troll. I was I was trolling them. I'm not going to say I was trolling them too hard. [ __ ] them. But I was trolling them pretty hard.

44:18 Over what? That Epstein [ __ ] bro. when they did that, bro. When I they did that binder [ __ ] bro. And then he's like, you know, we'll go into this deeply. Here's my t-shirt, bro. [ __ ] you, bro. Dude, guys, at this point, it's about [ __ ] [clears throat] organizing in your communities, man.

44:36 Like, for real. See, we got here. I lost my boat in a gunning accident. I like that. You should put that [ __ ] on a t-shirt. I'd buy that.

45:01 Yeah, dude. This [ __ ] is crazy today. It's wild, bro. It's wild. Apparently Epstein has a [ __ ] uh an alias with an actual [ __ ] passport, dude. That's And then the DOJ takes it out of the library. Have you guys heard that? You guys seen that? Can you believe it? Sorry. You guys see that?

45:36 What do you do? You guys think Epstein is still alive? I do. Yeah, I do too. I do. I do too. Not because of the pictures or nothing. I just there's too much. Dude, he had the [ __ ] passport thing.

45:50 Yeah, that's he that that's dude. Yes. Rob P is [ __ ] on it. Yeah, he had an Austrian

45:56 Jeffrey Epstein had an Austrian passport. Okay. With the name on there. Yeah. Marius Robert Fortell Forteli. How do you say that? That's your people.

46:12 I don't know. Foreli. No one's talking about the Epstein files admitting CO was a test. No [ __ ]

46:17 Yeah, bro. Which means Did it work? Do you guys think it worked? And they what they said in there?

46:22 Yeah. Or something to that effect. Yeah. Well, uh, you know, and then they forced the [ __ ] all this poison into people and [ __ ] killed a bunch of people. Like, dude, we're already in the middle of this [ __ ] Mhm. They're hoping that we just don't do [ __ ] Uh, Epic curious, did you guys see he was spotted online playing Fortnite location? I did see that. Did you see that? Yeah. Oh, I did see that, dude. Did you guys see that? Do you guys know that? Oh, [ __ ] yeah, bro.

46:52 Somebody logged in to his [ __ ] Fortnite account in like what year was it? No, it's not.

46:57 It's recent. [clears throat] It's not that he has enough money to hide. It's that they're hiding him.

47:03 Yeah. People wanted to stay alive. Just so you know, his money is your money. Yeah.

47:11 Don't just so you understand that. M that money that bought that island and did all that [ __ ] that's your [ __ ] money. That's your money.

47:22 These protests that are going on, all the signs you see that are they're using in these protests, that that was your money that was used to print it.

47:29 Yeah. What was debunked? I think it's a Fortnite thing. I didn't see the Fortnite thing being debunked. I don't know if that's what he's talking about. Multiple people are saying it. Anyway, it doesn't change the fact. Yeah. He won [ __ ] two lotteryies.

47:50 Yeah. Okay. And uh all that money that he was [ __ ] in charge of was money that came from our government, bro. And it came from other count's governments. It's your It's [ __ ] your money. These guys are out [ __ ] doing all this all this [ __ ] with your money. with our money. That's the [ __ ] like worst part of it.

48:15 Like that like dude that means if we we're we're absolutely complicit if we don't do anything about it.

48:23 Like literally how long would I say till we It's too late to change this. I I think decisions are going to have to be made pretty quickly within the next, you know, 90 days.

48:47 That's about where I'm at. Yeah. I think in the next 90 days are pretty critical if people are going to get together and organize and do the things that need to be done. the the the way to guarantee that this gets done without having to which we should still without having to you know um do anything physically is to put enough pressure on the [ __ ] government to do it now.

49:16 Okay, that's the only thing that keeps us from having to do that. Scroll back up.

49:21 And that that looks like that doesn't look like just making a post. Okay. Or or two or 10. Like social media is one thing.

49:29 Yeah. But you also should be calling your [ __ ] senators, calling your [ __ ] Congress people, calling the White House, emailing these people. Like, be relentless about it and get your friends to join. That's how they feel the pressure on the ground.

49:47 Um, [clears throat] the Nigel approach. How do you guys feel about James Fishbach for Florida governor? You haven't been seeing more of his [ __ ] yet?

49:56 I mean, I saw him make a gay [ __ ] speech on AR-15 or some [ __ ] We shall not be infringed,

50:05 bro. Listen, I get a real like I don't like when I watched that, I felt like theater,

50:10 dude. He seems too puss. Like, dude, I dude. Bro, it's like they pulled this dude and they said like, okay, it looks like they pulled a Democrat dude. Yeah. Okay. Like, who

50:21 who's never seen [ __ ] Yeah. who's who's very like sort of frailish. Okay. Maybe I just cuz I've only seen like one video so maybe I'm wrong.

50:30 But he he's like little is he or SK like he he looks a little tiny. Okay. So like he doesn't look very manly. He looked like a boy.

50:37 Mhm. And then they give like, "Hey, we'll give him this AR-15. He'll toughen him up."

50:42 Yeah. Bro, first of all, he had no furniture on that thing, bro. Like no, there was no there was no dot. There was no Like there's nothing. That was like a [ __ ] paper.

50:52 Paper slayer gets it. He said it really does work. Yeah, bro. We're not using We're Listen, the citizens of this country are not utilizing all of their resources to get what they want.

51:03 Okay. When you don't check them, when you don't put pressure on them, when you don't email, call your senators, your congress people, the White House, whoever the [ __ ] you got to call and make noise, nothing happens.

51:15 Nothing. Nothing happens. They just start to serve their own self-interest and that's why it's gotten this far.

51:21 It's like a stealing employee, bro. They they keep [ __ ] stealing because nothing happens to them. There's no accountability.

51:27 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Dude, you guys got to understand the people play a part in every government system and it's not [ __ ] social media. That's just part of it. That's part of it. Yeah. People should be owning these [ __ ] and letting them know in the comments section on Twitter and [ __ ] But that ain't all of it, dude.

51:51 That ain't all of it. Like, you got to be like going through the right channels man. Good luck calling a senator. You [ __ ] call any senator you want. You call their [ __ ] office. You call their hotline. You [ __ ] blow them the [ __ ] up, bro, with their [ __ ] phone calls.

52:05 Okay. Like that. They're not Yeah, they might not get on the phone with you, but they're going to have a How do you think customer service happens, bro? What do you think they're doing?

52:15 If 10,000 people call and say the same [ __ ] thing, you don't think the person taking the messages is going to say, "Hey, people are pissed.

52:22 We got a problem here." Yeah. Like that's how that [ __ ] works. And you keep that pressure until they [ __ ] address it.

52:31 Yeah. I call all the time. They don't care. Yeah. They'll care when [ __ ] If it's one or two people, bro, they don't matter.

52:37 Yeah. Don't matter. They care. And they care about movement and pressure. Tropical Punch is 100. Yeah. I I think we I think what we I think what we witnessed personally and both like, dude, people are going to [ __ ] say I'm insane for saying this, but I think what we witnessed in Gaza was a was a ritual sacrifice of human beings.

53:02 Oh man. And I think what we're see I I think what we saw in Ukraine, same thing,

53:07 was also that same thing for for the the men of Ukraine. M that's what I that's what I think we're dealing with.

53:14 [ __ ] That's deep. Mhm. That's dark. But yeah, but people ain't ready to hear that.

53:21 So that's why I don't talk about it. You know, for people to take action, it's got to be simple.

53:28 And right now, all of this can be stopped. And right now, it could be stopped by everybody unifying and just putting pressure on the [ __ ] government to hold these [ __ ] accountable at any cost. Afghanistan happening there too. Iran

53:54 I met with my senators and they asked me for money to do [ __ ] Yeah. Big whiskey in popularly bluff. I've never been there.

54:06 I've never been there. Yeah. I I think they plan on taking [ __ ] Ukraine over in some way, shape, or form. It's a It's a very

54:12 It's their original home. Yeah. Yeah. And it is their uh the the Satan is extremist. That's where they used to live.

54:29 What do you think keeps Putin from leveling Ukraine? I don't know. I think he knows. I don't know. I think he probably knows what's going on, dude.

54:41 Oh, I think Well, that I mean, more practically though, we talked about this with old saying. He's making like half a billion dollars every single month from that [ __ ] war. Keeping it going.

54:51 Yeah. If you go on uh Mike Burns says, "Agreed. I've heard the same thing. Sacrifice ritual." Dude, there's this guy on YouTube um you guys should check out. It's uh it's called predictive history. Okay, predictive history. And there's a video that you should all go watch, which is

55:26 let's see. Okay. There's a video on his page called Secret History number four. How evil triumphs and it's on the it's on the YouTube channel Predictive History.

55:52 Don't watch it right now. Yeah. So after after the You guys got to really understand we're dealing with two different groups of people that occupy the same country. It's It's very important when it comes to like what's going on in Israel.

56:16 Oh yeah. Yeah. Take a party break. Yeah. [clears throat] Yeah. Jericho that's that's what predictive history. He does a good he does a good lessons on what's actually going on. Yeah. Skyife is good [ __ ] ain't it? Dude's [ __ ] smart. Go time. That's badass, dude. Yeah, the Asian professor guy. That's him. Market life. Go watch that video. Just go watch the video. The one I told you to go watch on predictive history. Go watch that.

57:17 Yep. Yeah, it is evil versus good unfortunately. Dino, people are starting to talk, man. And that's another thing is like that I you know [ __ ]

58:13 what I'm just It's just some [ __ ] [ __ ] up [ __ ] bro. You know what I'm saying? Like it's actually kind of exciting because it's like [ __ ] dude. This is kind of like

58:26 is this what George Washington felt? Yeah, we could do something. Like our lives can mean something, bro. More than just, you know, everybody else's.

58:36 I think it's a cool opportunity. And I know we're going to win. Oh, yeah. We're going to [ __ ] win.

58:44 2026, one of the best college degrees to get, man. Gender studies. Yeah, gender studies probably. Yeah, things keep going the way they are, you know. I look, dude, here's the thing about college is if you want to go and you want to socialize with other people and be around, which is I highly recommend. It's a good thing, but unless you're going to be a doctor or something that requires uh that sort of education, which I think the whole landscape of education is about to change anyway, um I wouldn't go for information. I would go for experience because information is changing so fast and things are evolving so fast, the things that they're teaching are outdated by the end of the quarter.

59:30 Okay? and business trends and business is moving so fast, you can really only know what's going on by participating. So um you know, this is why like if you listen to some of the guys who are out there who aren't running businesses, like legitimately in the fight running businesses, they they got pretty outdated information,

59:51 you know, or they have theories that aren't real because they haven't lived in this version of of the game.

59:59 You know what I mean? Yeah, dude. I think trades are going to be big. Trades are going to be big. [cough and clears throat]

1:00:07 TV has conditioned people on how people see the modern world. We live in the same world as a thousand years ago. It's just more lights and screens.

1:00:14 [ __ ] There's a lot of truth to that. Well, yeah. There's a lot of truth to that,

1:00:20 bro. All people would really have to do is turn the [ __ ] off. Like, just turn it off.

1:00:27 But everybody would have to do it at once. Yeah. Yeah. Real life nurse here. Nursing for sure.

1:00:42 Yeah. Something like that. I mean, that's a school. You have to go to school for that. Mhm.

1:01:07 Huh? Cat repossession agents. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's not nice. ICE is hiring, too.

1:01:18 Yeah. ICE is a great Yeah. Yeah. That's a great uh It's a great pathway to go into construction construction jobs. Yeah.

1:01:28 Do you think running for Congress and changing from within? I don't know what that means.

1:01:34 Like being being a real American patriot, running for office. Yeah. No, I think that's important.

1:01:39 I think it's very important, especially moving forward. But yeah, again, I think it's I think we need to be focusing on what we need to be doing now within the next 90 days.

1:01:50 I also think people need to agree that they are going to vote, but they're only going to vote for people that aren't affiliated with any [ __ ] of these companies

1:02:00 because the biggest problem we have right now is these companies all own everybody and they're making decisions based upon them, not based for the interest of the people. Yeah. Oh, there you go, dude. Nick, there you go. Oh, that's nice, Nick.

1:02:17 Oh, you gota read it, Andy. Andy, I got my my first form restock today and got a free pack of meat sticks. Got to say, I love the taste of meat in my mouth. Don't knock it. Let's try it. Right. Yeah. Oh man. Yeah. What do you guys keep asking me about PBD for?

1:02:45 Yeah, I kept seeing that, too. Yeah, there's been like a bunch of questions. What do you do need to do something or say something or what? What do you want to know?

1:02:54 No, we're not pausing, Mike. We're going to keep it moving. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't see it. Was PBD in the news?

1:03:06 I I ordered a dirt bike. I didn't get it yet. Uh, I bought a U Well, I have a 450, but I wanted a two-stroke, so I bought a KTM uh 300. Yeah, the Italian one is bigger.

1:03:27 Excuse me. Yeah, it's the biggest beast. Yeah. Oh, you about that little pepperoni thing? I don't guys I don't watch other guys [ __ ]

1:03:40 You understand? Like I [ __ ] work. Like podcasting is not my profession. I don't have time to watch other people's [ __ ] I don't even I've never listened I've never listened to a single [ __ ] podcast in my entire life. Not of anybody. Not even my own. I might have listened to like 10 minutes of my own, but I that's I don't have time to do that. So, I don't know what what you know. I know I know PBD because I know him from personal development world. He's always been cool as [ __ ] and he's he's always been very nice to me. I haven't seen anything that he said on [ __ ] anything.

1:04:24 I just call I just got I just got called a liberal nut sack on Instagram. Bro, did you even look at my page, man? Damn dude. Yeah. Oh, nope. I see it. I I understand now. I get it. That's great. DJ needs a Bob Ross wig.

1:04:56 I guess there were a lot of [ __ ] trolls on the video on Monday. On which one? on uh CTI

1:05:02 Royce. Oh yeah. Yeah. Royce brought in the He brought his [ __ ] people in, man. [ __ ]

1:05:08 That's funny. He had a lot of them, dude. Was it? Yeah, you guys were getting them. You guys are getting them in the [ __ ] trolls on Monday.

1:05:27 That's what we're talking about. We don't [ __ ] around in here. PBD's got Alex on tomorrow. Alex Jones.

1:05:36 Yeah. Yeah. That'll be interesting. Where's the No, you do say some questionably l stuff sometimes. What the No, why the [ __ ] I don't

1:05:48 like what, dude? I'm more I'm more conservative and racist than him. Yeah, that's true.

1:05:54 It's true. It is true. It's No, it's true. I'm I'm like kick them all out. You know what I'm saying? Like flock black ones too. They got to go. What y'all talking about? I don't say no. I'm not a liberal. I ain't got a liberal bone in my body. Dude,

1:06:10 it's hard to trust me. Is it hard to trust me? Bridget. Okay. Bridget, that's not

1:06:16 You're watching the new one. No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not because it can't beat the old one.

1:06:21 You've been saving it up, huh? For a special occasion. No, dude. No. I know you got the outfit.

1:06:26 I did try. I don't have the Bridgetton outfit. I guarant [clears throat] [ __ ] tears.

1:06:30 I don't. But you know what would be cool? See, he's got it. He's trying to tell me that.

1:06:34 You know what would be cool though, dude? Like, like back in the day, like in those times, obviously, like, okay, like I'm allowed in the house. Okay. Like, I'm It's okay to be there. Okay. But you know what? Back in the day, don't

1:06:45 No, that's called Netflix adjustments. That's what it is. That's what it is. He ain't supposed to be black. That was the [ __ ] prince.

1:06:55 The Vikings conquest of Norwegian land. It's like all black. It's not real. Come on, man. Come on, guys.

1:07:05 Oh, man. [ __ ] man. But no, but like, dude, it'd be cool. Like, you know, the way they they like dressed up and [ __ ] like I don't I wouldn't want to do the wigs and stuff. I thought that I think that's gay. You know what I'm saying? But

1:07:14 that's crossing the line for you. That crosses the line. That crosses But you put on the tights.

1:07:17 I wear I wear the tights and the little buckle shoes. You know what I'm saying? Mhm. I know you wear them anyway,

1:07:22 Andy. I don't wear them. I know you have some outfit at your house that you look at and you're like, I this outfit was inspired by Bridgetgerton.

1:07:31 I already [ __ ] know it. I know it. We're going to see it on his Instagram one night when he goes on a date with Alex. And we're going to be like, what the [ __ ] is he wearing? Oh, that must be the Bridgetgerton.

1:07:41 Babe, help. Get in here. Defend me. No, there is a No, dude. I tried to watch the new Bridgetton. I couldn't get into it, bro. I'm like, it just was it wasn't the same. It wasn't the same. Wasn't the same. Hello. What are we supposed to do? Protest? Wait for the people in law to work? Where can we where can we start? Even for the people who are common person look man it's not it's not first of all everybody should be outraged about the [ __ ] Okay. And like I said earlier in the show everybody can make phone calls.

1:08:11 Everybody can send emails. Everybody can [ __ ] put pressure on these people for accountability. That needs to happen at mass scale. Mhm.

1:08:18 The second thing that needs to happen is you need to develop mechanics in your system or mechanics in your your community, meaning like civic mechanics, like organized groups, okay, that get together. It could be simple, it can be a men's club, it could be cigars, it could be whatever, but you all should get in [ __ ] shape and learn how to [ __ ] be useful and do [ __ ] and survive

1:08:41 and utilize firearms and talk about revolution. And then there's a lighter. And then and by the way, it's not just talking about tearing something down. It's talking about what should be in its place.

1:08:58 Which I have a lot of ideas. 91% people say that you I'mma head out. I'm head out.

1:09:11 But yeah, dude. Uh, you know, they've removed that male bonding, bro. And they've removed that. That's a big deal for men, bro. In my opinion.

1:09:21 Yeah. Male men's got to get start getting back together. And not none of that swimming in the pool crying together [ __ ]

1:09:26 Yeah. Yeah. None of that [ __ ] Unless you I mean, unless you want to. No, I don't.

1:09:32 None of that. Yeah. Like, dude, men got to be men again, bro. Like it's the being these [ __ ] sensitive [ __ ] [ __ ] men has really put the world in a bad spot. Sorry.

1:09:44 It just has. Yeah. Then you can't argue that society has gotten better the more emotional, vulnerable men have gotten. Like there's there's there's an inverse correlation there. The more [ __ ] emotional, the worse society has gotten. That's a fact. [ __ ] [clears throat] dude. Where? Where? I don't know, man. Like, I'm just You're supposed to handle [ __ ] as a man, dude. Like, you handle [ __ ] That's what the [ __ ] you do. You handle [ __ ]

1:10:15 Mhm. That's your job. DJ's never been near a damn I I swim all the time. I actually,

1:10:23 but it goes beyond what I'm saying, too, dude. It go like there has to be a unifying set of values and and and goals for a network of people like that. There needs to be leaders in a network like that, you know, like dude, if if the American people would actually organize themselves, you would have no shortage of qualified leaders willing to say, "Okay, I'll lead these people."

1:10:46 Mhm. Yeah. You know, but the like we said, people got to [ __ ] do their part. And you know, everybody's kind of paralyzed or waiting around for somebody to do something. It's like you don't understand. Not I've said this for years. A single person can't do it.

1:11:06 People have to organize from the ground up and then call on who they want to lead. If you ask yourself, well, if you're waiting on somebody, you're waiting on you.

1:11:17 Yeah, that's right. You are the revolution, bro. Every single one of you. Cuz the people who are ready to be led, they're not asking those questions. They're just not.

1:11:25 Which which Bugatti, Mike? Sometimes you got to let them know what colors your rea which one.

1:11:41 Yeah, that was some that was some Dijon mustard right there, baby. Who can we trust in our government after the revolution? The corruption goes from the top all the way down. Uh those people will expose themselves along the way just like they are right now. Mhm.

1:11:57 The people who are calling for accountability um that are not involved in the crimes, you know, I listen, I don't know that. I don't know. I don't have all the answers, dude. Like, there's millions of people in this country that should probably figure that out.

1:12:23 Like, okay, like here, go up to this comment. And I know this is I know this is uh I know this is like inest right he says step up Andy we got pitchforks okay do you guys want to win or do you not want to win

1:12:37 you know like if we don't want to win we can get all fired up and like just you know do some wild [ __ ]

1:12:42 okay we can do that and everybody can feel like they're not a [ __ ] but if you want to win you're going to have to [ __ ] organize from the ground up independently in your own communities and And you're going to have to work with other organized groups in other communities that are the same. And when that group gets enough power, you will decide on the people that you want to lead that.

1:13:23 Use your voices, man. You use Use your Use your ability to [ __ ] connect with people. Not not one person can do all this bro. Well, I mean, Balsamic, you know, like Balsamic Man says, "You actually want to win?" Like, yeah, man. Like, okay, let's [ __ ] get enraged and let's do some dumb [ __ ] or let's approach it strategically so that we can actually like fix it. Mhm.

1:13:57 Everybody wants [clears throat] the [ __ ] somebody to do something now and that's why nobody does what actually takes to get something done.

1:14:04 Mhm. You know, like [ __ ] Yeah. I have dreams of riding in on a [ __ ] uh horse like in and Gladiator. That'd be [ __ ] cool. But we ain't gonna win that way.

1:14:22 You know what I'm saying? Like Shane, I think it's funny when I use my voice more than ever and people tell me I'm wrong and being dramatic. Listen, bro.

1:14:36 No, that's going to change, bro. Bro, first of all, you're early to the party still. Yeah.

1:14:41 Okay. They're going to see it and they're going to see you as a leader for speaking on what the [ __ ] you believe.

1:14:47 Come back. Come back. Come check in in a month and see what see what what changes.

1:14:53 People respect that. Yeah, people respect people that are willing to be courageous and say the things that they believe.

1:15:00 Like they everybody respects that even if the things that the person is saying may not be exactly what they believe.

1:15:08 Yeah. It's authenticity, bro. And that's why it's important for you guys to, you know, use your own voices.

1:15:17 Yeah, bro. I mean, because dude, Shane, they're gonna they're going to see what you're saying.

1:15:20 Talking talking doesn't work. Okay. Well, there there's a combination of things that have to be utilized together for things to work. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. I agree. Talking Okay, I got it. Talking doesn't work when it's not also used by putting actual pressure on your elected officials to do the things that you're talking about. Those two things have to go together. And the problem with social media is is that social media serves as a blowoff valve for society. So people think they're really doing something by just making a post. No, you should make a post and you should use your voice and you should talk to people in person and you should [ __ ] organize with other like-minded people and you should put pressure on your politicians and then maybe we actually have a chance to make something happen.

1:16:35 gone. Yeah. Hold on. Well, yeah. I mean, Forpod. Uh, Michael. Uh, yeah, dude. Like, people got to understand these people have embedded themselves. The Satanists have embedded themselves in the most powerful organizations in the world, including some that you would think would be the complete opposite of what they should be, such as possibly maybe the Vatican.

1:17:07 Mhm. Dude, they got Life Touch in there, bro. You seen that [ __ ] No. The the Life Touch company that takes all the photos for the schools and [ __ ] The yearbook photo company. Yeah, bro. Yeah, they're they're in the Epstein files. heavily connected to [ __ ] Jeffrey Epstein.

1:17:22 Wow. How's that connected? Well, [clears throat] think about it, bro. They they have a [ __ ] face, a name, an address on every [ __ ] young kid in the entire [ __ ] country.

1:17:33 Yeah. Why would that be useful? Yeah. No. [ __ ] Tanner Bryant. People just talk [ __ ] against each other over petty differences. Yeah, that's correct. Cuz the people are [ __ ] stupid right now. And but soon they're going to realize the evil and the darkness and the [ __ ] bad [ __ ] that's headed our way. And hopefully it won't be too late for them to realize that we all we all do have to come together.

1:18:01 I don't know. I don't know who's going to run for president in 2028. I would I would say that JD Vance will probably be the guy that they try to run the establishment.

1:18:11 I don't like it. Yeah. And I think Vav will probably try to run again. Um, I think you're going to see a lot of the same [ __ ] that we've seen. You know, you're going to see people who are well-connected being presented as an option for us when in reality they don't represent us as well. You know, the the voter the voter sentiment should be over the next two elections, and this should be nonpartisan, should be that we're not voting for people who are bought and paid for.

1:18:46 Okay. I think it's the time is more right now for a true outsider, bro. No, there needs to be that needs nobody should vote.

1:18:54 Nobody should vote. People say, "Don't vote at all." Well, that's a problem. Yeah.

1:18:58 Okay. That doesn't help. But here's the thing. Everybody should vote and they should vote for people that are not [ __ ] part of politics at this time. Period. Every incumbent should be voted out. Every new person that's voted for should not be affiliated with these [ __ ] typical packs and donors and all this [ __ ]

1:19:20 Y they should be straight up American citizens, like grassroots [ __ ] people that that are wanting to go in and actually do something productive. And if we did that over two election cycles, if everybody did that, all these people would be out. But that's considering if the elections are even real, or if they are real, if they're fair, which I'm to the point where I don't even believe that they're actually real right now.

1:19:44 Yeah. Um, but I believe a lot of that is getting cleaned up, [clears throat] bro. I might run for governor from Missouri, bro. You think I win?

1:19:56 Yeah, man. We don't we don't lose over here bro. Would you vote for me, Mad? I vote for you.

1:20:01 You would vote for me? I would vote for you. Bro, you go take care of the presidency. I'll head to Missouri, bro. I got you.

1:20:14 Well, I think we're in a place where the the the people could actually get a true populist

1:20:20 uh elected because of of the power of social. That's what I'm saying. And and then they keep they keep putting people in our face that like

1:20:27 Yeah. doesn't connect with us, dude. Yeah. They don't they don't. But wasn't that Trump in 2016? Uh no, because Trump took money from all kinds of people.

1:20:38 Not only that, but this he I don't think he truly knew what he was walking into.

1:20:41 I don't either. And that's not like I'm not saying that to give him [ __ ] You know,

1:20:46 you already talked about scam Bondi's questioning at Congress. Yeah, we were all laughing about it. She looks like a [ __ ] idiot. DJ runs for governor in Missouri and I'll mail in a ballot from Illinois.

1:20:59 I'll allow it. Just run for president, man. Yeah. See, here's the thing, guys. Here's the thing. If I went and did that and the people weren't behind it, it would just be a total waste.

1:21:13 A waste of time. That's why all that other [ __ ] has to happen. Am I a Mason? No, I'm not. Nope. Yeah, bro. Mike Burns, you're right. Tell us what you want to hear. Do the exact opposite. Well, Joseph says, "How do you get through to family about this? They only rely on the news, and when you show them facts, they say it's just wrong, racist, and hateful." Well, I think you could easily show them that uh you could pull up the videos of the Democrats just destroying Pam Bondi today and then talk about how it this is a nonpartisan issue.

1:22:09 Yeah. You know, like, hey, these are the people that you like and they're saying this, too. We've been trying to tell you this for a long time. Yeah. What's up, bro? I miss seeing you up there, too, man. I need to stop in there for a lift. Who's the funniest in the in our group chat? Come on.

1:22:39 Yeah. Come on. Everybody knows it's me. That was that that was funny. That was funny. Yeah. Yeah, it does go both ways. I I have seen a lot of conservatives crying about the Super Bowl. It's pretty [ __ ] stupid. Like it just shows you like the old saying, bread and circuses, bro. It's just another thing.

1:23:05 And I like sports. I watch the Super Bowl. Just not when the government's run by a bunch of satanic [ __ ]

1:23:14 and we're getting totally [ __ ] raped on our taxes for the last however many years. You are [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]

1:23:32 Hey, wisest water will ballot harvest for you. There you go. Hey. Hey, bro. Hey. Yeah. Is Bailey a better fit for director of FBI or AG? Yeah.

1:23:42 Mhm. There's probably a reason he ain't in there right now. Yeah. Cuz you [ __ ] actually do the right [ __ ] We're not coming to DFW Texas. Why would What's down there? Why are we scared? They see it all anyway. Use our names.

1:24:13 I don't know. Read this, Andy. Well, I just read that. Oh, thanks for making an impact on our family. Cheers. Thank you, brother. Appreciate that,

1:24:25 my ninja. Well, you know, 3 AG1 there, uh, EUSA says, "It's it is interesting that 250 years ago, good men had to stand up against tyrants. We owe it to do the right thing and continue that American spirit." Yeah, I agree. I agree with that. I also think that going back to my story earlier about what I think is going on, you know, and when we were when we are working with someone who really likes himself and has a large ego and they had the opportunity to save America on the 250th anniversary of America being founded and be written into legendary lore

1:25:17 for the rest of eternity. I think if I were to think about someone who would care about that storyline, it would certainly be Donald Trump, and like I said at the beginning of the show, when we have 90% of the population not willing to even admit that what's going on right now is even real.

1:25:40 Yeah. The only way to actually get them to admit it is to do the way they did it where, you know, they denied it. They're now people are pissed. They're demanding accountability and you only got the 90% of the people over here looking at it because Donald Trump's name is in it. So now the entire, you know, not everybody, but

1:26:00 a large majority, a large majority of people now understand that this is real. And then you drop the real [ __ ] on them.

1:26:06 Like that's really the only way you could hold these people accountable. So which and then you think about and then you think about the story

1:26:14 the story of that that story, okay? Like this dude was on the Apprentice. This guy is this guy manipulates the media for a living, okay? And you think about that story. That's the greatest [ __ ] story of any [ __ ] American in the history of the [ __ ] earth. So it seems to me that we are being agitated intentionally and we should be agitated and we should be mad, we should be angry and it seems to me that we should be calling for accountability and that which will you know make that story true one way or the other.

1:26:52 Yeah, bro. And then dude, the the sap the [ __ ] up part about that dude is that like looking at that and seeing that kind because I mean that is a real thing, right? And I think it kind of result like it it means that unfortunately we are a lot dumber than we think because we're actually following the plan perfectly. You know what I'm saying? Nobody

1:27:11 I think the biggest mistake you know what I'm saying? The biggest mistake that people make here is that these these people are just stupid.

1:27:20 Yeah. Wow. They're these people are not stupid people. [sighs] All right. Have they ever tried to get they ever tried to get you to join them? No. I think everybody knows I'm not for sale.

1:27:51 I've definitely gotten some calls telling me that I need to shut the [ __ ] up. But I don't

1:27:57 We've had other [ __ ] happen, dude. We haven't We've never even d dove into the [ __ ] that, you know,

1:28:02 the stuff that that's come up. Well, the reason is is cuz I never wanted to scare people from

1:28:08 speaking up. Yeah. And you know, unfortunately, the truth is is the [ __ ] that I've had to deal with wouldn't have happened had everybody spoke up together.

1:28:17 That's right. So, it would be nice if everybody would just get [ __ ] angry and loud around this and unify around this and put pressure on the government around this so that all of us who have been taking a lot of the arrows could stop taking them because it's easy to target someone when there's a few of people. It's very hard to target someone when there's [ __ ] millions of us.

1:28:38 [ __ ] everybody, right? You ever get some CNDs, some CDs? Some who? Oh. Oh. C. No,

1:28:50 not really. I think people know like to not [ __ ] with me when it comes to that. I mean, I got more money than most of these organizations. That's the [ __ ] truth. I'm your huckleberry. Yeah. I'm waiting for the ghost to move something. You never know. What did he say? What did he say?

1:29:16 Bro, I remember that movie Dragnet. I don't I I forgot about the satanic cult part in it, though. I'm g have to watch it again.

1:29:24 Dragnet. Dragnet. Tom Hanks and Dan Akroyd. They're like cops. [ __ ] You would watch. I don't I don't think that's true. I think he says uh we've pushed in all our chips on Trump and if he doesn't finish this, we are [ __ ] I don't think that's true at all. I think the easiest way for us to finish it would to put so much pressure on Trump that he has to [ __ ] do it. But I don't think that that's our only option. In fact, I think that's not a good way to look at it at all, bro. Uh because that stops people from actually doing the things that are going to be required post whatever has to be done in the short term. Mhm.

1:30:08 So like it's really important that people, you know, that people [ __ ] you know, get fit, continue to be ambitious, have dreams, have goals, make money, you know, uh take care of business, develop skills, you know, personal excellence. Bro, we got to be the opposite of what they want because even if we were gifted power today, the culture that we live in would just bring the politics back to the same spot because they all want to be provided for as opposed to be um, you know, a free American. Mhm.

1:30:44 So we have to, you know, everybody has to continue to move forward, like fast, not slow, and not demoralized, and not saying, "Oh, I'll wait till next year, you know, this or that." No, [ __ ] Right now, you need to go hard as [ __ ] And that has to be everybody's [ __ ] attitude. And then on the same time, we got to handle what's going on in in the in the political [ __ ] It's a big deal. Yeah. I mean, dude, if you guys like if you guys really wanted to build a movement around this, you you would help us grow the show.

1:31:28 So, see what you're saying, Trump. But do we just wait around and see if that's what he's doing? Doesn't seem like a good idea. No, that's not what I'm saying at all. [ __ ] no. I don't know anything you don't. I'm good at seeing things as they materialize and I'm just telling you what I see. We should never wait for anybody [ __ ] ever. This [ __ ] should have happened a long time ago. I'm not saying that at all. No, you don't [ __ ] wait. You put enough pressure on him right now so that he he can do it and we still do all the other things that we're saying so that we don't fall in the same trap again.

1:32:04 Yeah. Grow the show show towards which candidate. I don't know what you mean there. Someone give a 100 bucks up there.

1:32:18 Yeah, that was Oh. Oh. Yeah. No, people should re absolutely refuse to vote for anybody that's that's bought and paid for by anybody. These should be real Americans there. Listen, these [ __ ] are not qualified to do what they're doing. Like people think, "Oh, well, I'm not qualified." What? Anything could be better than [ __ ] that.

1:33:00 You're right. Right. What we really need is good people that have life experience to talk about how things are in the real world and exchange ideas around that. Not these people who are completely [ __ ] out of touch in a complete different class. Truth of the matter is, if you make enough [ __ ] noise, they got to pay attention to you. [clears throat] They got to

1:33:28 Don. Thanks, bro. All right. What time we got? 8:34. All right. [sighs] Who dresses like Jeno?

1:33:44 Who dresses like Jeno? Yeah. Yeah. Jared says it there. You need to be bought and paid for to be qualified in their eyes. That's right. I'm endorsed by this person. I'm endorsed by that person. No, [ __ ] I endorsed by anybody. I'm here to serve you.

1:34:03 Period. That's the kind of person that should be elected or people in the communities and everything, bro. He says, "If and when they do get back in in power, what do we do if they keep banning everything like gasoline motors and beef? They just keep tightening the screws. Yes, that's what they're going to do. You're going to be eating [ __ ] crickets, legitimately owning nothing and living inside of a a techno security [ __ ] reality, bro. Like, I don't even know what to call it. Like a

1:34:48 prison. Yeah, it's like a literal prison. You're going to be [ __ ] prisoners. That's what you don't understand. Like, you don't understand. That's like not 20 years away. We're talking about that like five years from now. You don't have [ __ ] 20 years. You don't have 10 years. You don't have five years unless you all get activated to solve the problem. Yeah. Chad and I are both doing uh he's doing our show and I'm doing his show here in the near future. Do I think Trump is doing enough to good to outweigh what he's lacking in? No, I don't. I [ __ ] don't. I think everybody should [ __ ] force him by making their voices heard and sending emails and sending letters and doing [ __ ] anything that they can to let him know that we down here do not we're not wanting compromise, bro.

1:35:46 We want these [ __ ] drained like you've been saying for over 10 years. Like in those 10 years, we've had more chaos because the [ __ ] he said he was going to do and haven't done than [ __ ] any other president, dude. And we're just wearing it. We have to keep wearing it and wearing it and wearing it and [ __ ] the people that are sticking up for him are looking dumber and dumber and dumber and like Yeah. No, I don't [ __ ] I'm not satisfied at all. [ __ ] at all. In fact, I'm like one inch away from being like this [ __ ] has to be in on it.

1:36:18 Mhm. So yeah, he he needs to [ __ ] hear everybody, dude. I've been saying this for months. Yeah, exactly, dude. Can you imagine how this [ __ ] was ran before the internet? Pre-Obama and older, bro. We Listen, dude. We don't even know if any of our elections have been real for [ __ ] really ever, considering how bad the corruption is now. Yeah,

1:36:50 we can't go back and say, "Oh, well, that was the legitimate one." Like, this is like an opportunity to to create a new America that sits in the guide rails of the Constitution and is run by the people as it's supposed to be run. That's the opportunity we have. We'll never have another one. Go,

1:37:19 you know, like, bro, like how the [ __ ] like how how do you know anything that you This is the realization that people are going to come to, by the way, because when they start realizing that everything's manipulated and when they start realizing that everything is is has been a lie, then they start going back in history and figuring out that all The [ __ ] we've been taught is [ __ ]

1:37:39 Well, what what else was a lie? Yes. If they lied about this, they were wait till these same people find out that the vaccine was bad. Faith, that was cool. Yeah, dude. And like these people are going to look, man. It's what they want. They want the end of times like [ __ ] conflict against Israel. That's what these people are [ __ ] trying to create. That's why like anti-semitism like they're trying to create they're trying to sacrifice their own good people, their own innocent Jew people that don't know what the [ __ ] is going on and are not a part of it. They're putting them in front to get them [ __ ] attacked so that they can get the whole world. Like, dude, it's the [ __ ] that's going on is so [ __ ] evil, dude.

1:38:32 And that's why everybody needs to [ __ ] understand that we have to hold the individuals accountable,

1:38:39 not a certain entire group of people. The individuals need to be held accountable

1:38:47 because that's the only way to derail these extremist plan. It's the only way to create a situation where the whole world doesn't turn against the land and they [ __ ] nuke everybody. You said this a year ago, huh? And everyone said you were a conspiracy theorist. Well, I can relate. Think about talking about it day after day, year after year on your own dime. when you actually want to talk about making money and kicking ass in business and you had the number one platform to do that. When you stop doing it and then you have to come on for six years and talk about the same [ __ ] over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over to the point where you drive yourself [ __ ] insane for free.

1:39:42 So trust me, I understand. [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Oh, dude. [ __ ] Been right here with you, bro.

1:40:00 I just think this is the line for people to [ __ ] youite. If this ain't the line, we're done as a civilization anyway.

1:40:05 What could be worse? There will be no moral standard in society at all. What could be worse? the problem. Here's the other problem that they're they're so like there's people in the like man they're making a big problem by like not doing it right now. Like they're creating a big problem. A big problem because people are going to get so [ __ ] enraged that they're not going to care who they're they're going to [ __ ] kill all kinds of people.

1:40:38 Oh yeah. that aren't even [ __ ] actually involved in it. To Trump point, there's gonna be a lot of innocent people that are

1:40:44 Yeah. Well, it's because of the way he's handling it. All right. Scroll that that chat down. Oh. I'm ready to ball. I just bought a shy mask a few months ago. Been waiting to break that [ __ ] out. [ __ ] I need to get me a shy mask.

1:41:11 You want one? Yeah, I got one. I know. You probably got a whole outfit on. I got a couple.

1:41:15 You probably like every color, right? No, you just one color. That's the thing.

1:41:18 Black? Yeah, it's only black. You don't have like a purple one? No. I Do you think he has a purple one?

1:41:24 I don't give a [ __ ] what they think, bro. That's not That's not That's fake news.

1:41:27 Fake news. What? Yeah. I think the biggest thing that people that you guys got to realize is like you can't quit now. Like you have to go harder now. You have to push yourself harder. You've got to become richer. You've got to become healthier. You've got to become smarter. And you've got to do that really [ __ ] fast. So this isn't a time to let this overwhelm you and and like unplug. This is a time to dial the [ __ ] in because there's a reason for it,

1:41:54 you know? And uh and then on top of that, you've got to also [ __ ] organize the civic mechanics that we're talking about to actually achieve this. Uh yeah, achieve what we're trying to achieve. It It can't just be some rage [ __ ] like the internet wants it to be.

1:42:16 You know, the internet sees me talking about they're like, "Fucking do something."

1:42:20 I'm like, "What?" Yeah. Right. Right. What would you like me to do? I've been I've been giving my whole life to this for six [ __ ] years.

1:42:29 What more can I do? What would I What would you like me to do? You want me to get a horse and ride in and give a Braveheart speech and [ __ ] get killed? Is that what you want? Like this is Sparta. I'd rather not, but I will if that's what it takes. Prepared. Prepared man. When do you think the world is ending? I don't know. I think there's people trying to end it right now. And I think it's important that, you know, you do find Jesus. If I'm being completely honest, I think it's very [ __ ] important.

1:43:13 Anyway. Yeah, man. All right, guys. This was good. Yeah. Good talk. It's great checking in with you guys. We got you guys right back tomorrow.

1:43:26 700 PM. Yep. Central. The thousand thousand. Was it thousand shows? Thousand shows. Yeah. 1,000 episode.

1:43:36 [ __ ] Should we wear should we wear I mean you want to get sauced up, bro? No.

1:43:41 You You I mean like if not now, then when? You know what I'm saying? But 1,000 episodes, dude. [ __ ]

1:43:48 Yeah, that's a lot. Yeah, that's a lot. Well, that's not a thous. That's a thousand for you. I have,330.

1:43:54 Okay, fair. Yeah. Touche. Yeah. All right. What should I do? Plus, then I have all the other ones. I got actually a lot more than that.

1:44:03 Yeah. I mean, well, I mean, yeah. Yeah. Um, wear the suits. Okay. Well, guys, you need to put the pressure on and not just on [ __ ] social media. You need to organize. You need to [ __ ] start taking your [ __ ] serious. These are real things that need to happen. It's real, man. Illuminati confirmed.

1:44:38 Yeah. All right, guys. All right. Dude, I might Hey, listen. I might come up with some sauce tomorrow, bro. You know what I'm saying? I mean, that it might Yeah. You You know, you got You're the OG. I get it. A thousand episodes, man. I might I might have to step out. You know what I'm saying?

1:44:59 Bring your your Bridgetton outfit. Put my lemon pepper steppers on. You know what I'm saying?

1:45:03 Yeah. He's got to have his Bridger out. Hey, we'll check it out, man. We We shall see.

1:45:08 Uh Cronin, he says, "Earlier you mentioned the opinion on Gaza and Ukraine being legitimate human sacrifices. I hope to [ __ ] we're not next." Yeah, me too, bro. That's why I've been doing this. You know, this will end in mass killing if uh if if we don't have accountability for what's happening because what they're planning for us is not good.

1:45:31 And by there, I mean the communists, right? The the the Marxists, the Bolsheviks, it's not good. But the way Trump's moving us, there's a lot of things that ain't good either. So, um, yeah, we gotta [ __ ] figure it out

1:45:49 quick. Yep. Quake. All right, man. Appreciate you guys. DJ's bringing a Hellcat.

1:46:02 I thought somebody said DJ just show up on time. I'm always there on time. Yeah, I'm always there on time.

1:46:09 All right. Yep. Sick. All right. Well, we will see you guys tomorrow at 7 o'clock.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 07"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ (Host).

What is "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 07" about?

In this episode, Andy and DJ engage in casual banter while discussing various topics, including the absence of their friend Zean, amusing observations about a recent poll on handsome figures in India, and their suspicions about internet outages affecting platforms like YouTube and X. They also reflect on their admiration for Royce, highlighting his character and contributions to their community.

What is mentioned in this Andy Frisella episode?

10 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Israel, Ukraine, Alex Jones. 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 07"?

The episode runs 1 h 46 min; the transcript is about 18,344 words in 445 timestamped sections.

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