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THIS is the DC Pipe Bomber?! - Ep 973 LIVE CTI

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "THIS is the DC Pipe Bomber?! - Ep 973 LIVE CTI", an episode of Andy Frisella published December 5, 2025 (1 h 12 min, about 12,606 words). It mentions 70 people, works and ideas, including Minnesota, Somalia, 75 Hard, Real AF, Cash Patel.

What this episode is about

The content features a lively discussion that combines humor and personal anecdotes while engaging with a live audience, highlighting themes of support and motivation within family dynamics. Key points include a lighthearted interaction about personal fitness challenges, opinions on sports teams, and reflections on the importance of authenticity and resilience in social media engagement.

Key takeaways

  • Podcast's gripping fusion of humor and resilience: Who knew dad jokes and life advice mixed so well?
  • Follow bragging rights: Unfollowing isn't the ultimate rebellion, it's just a whisper in the digital wind.
  • The Wolfman moves products upstream—because QT bends to alpha energy, not just the economy.
  • Frigid Missouri forecast: More chilling than November snow, anticipating a blizzard of hilarious home reno fails.
  • Missouri's 'Black People Time': Not even the dumpster deadline can escape DJ's chill schedule.

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 10:00: 20 yard dumpster, 36 Mafia, 75 Hard, Andy Purcell
  2. – 20:00: Allan Graves, Aritos, Black Friday sales, Chance Truly Trillo
  3. – 30:00: Cash Patel, pipe bombs, 18 USC 844, Brian Cole Jr.
  4. – 40:00: Benjamin Crumb, Brian Cole Jr., DC appeals court, Freemason
  5. – 50:00: Minnesota, 75 Hard, BLM sign, No taxation without representation
  6. – 1:00:00: Minnesota, Somalia, body cam
  7. – 1:10:00: America Fest, Blake Nef, Minnesota, Somalia

Notable quotes from "THIS is the DC Pipe Bomber?! - Ep 973 LIVE CTI"

  • Dad married with an autistic son. Y'all give me the inspiration to be the best man I can for my wife and son. 75 hard in progress. That's what's up, dude.
    about 75 Hard · at
  • I told the QT gas station in Phoenix to move the first form up from the bottom and they moved them up three rows. Of course they did cuz you're the [ __ ] wolf man. The wolf man. The wolf man.
    about QT gas station · at
  • What is up, guys? It's Andy Purcell, and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality, guys. Tonight.
    about Andy Purcell · at
  • Family's good. I have a 20 yard dumpster in front of my house right now.
    about 20 yard dumpster · at
  • Bro. Midnight's kind of I got my Japanese students listening to real AF to study English and more. Oh, they're going to fail English brother.
    about Real AF · at
  • Allegedly. Cash Patel reveals how relentless police work by FBI nab DC pipe bomb suspect, leaving $500,000 reward untouched.
    about Cash Patel · at
  • Early this morning, Brian Cole Jr. was arrested and charged with placing the pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC on January 5th, 2021.
    about Brian Cole Jr. · at
  • You mean she's sort of the ring leader of the Somali revolution and the gangs that are going on in Minnesota where she's from and got elected from and married her brother and…
    about Minnesota · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Cash Patel — Person · 2 mentions · first at
  • Brian Cole Jr. — Person · 2 mentions · first at
  • Ultimate Warrior — Person · 1 mention · first at
    That was the ultimate warrior. That's what that was.
  • Andy Purcell — Person · 1 mention · first at
  • DJ Cruz — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality, guys. Tonight we have Andy and DJ Cruz the [ __ ] internet live.
  • Justin Prince — Person · 1 mention · first at
    I love both. Somebody I was talking to a buddy of mine last night. My buddy Justin was in town who's a very successful entrepreneur and very successful. And he was in town for…
  • Chance Truly Trillo — Person · 1 mention · first at
  • Allan Graves — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Oh [ __ ] Okay, so Santa Clara's Allan Graves he punched [clears throat] him after he got dunked on by this dude. So let's check this clip.
  • Dan Banino — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Catch a suspect during the former president's only term in office. Deputy director FBI deputy FBI director Dan Banino, who Patel says spearheaded the investigation, gave credit…
  • Benjamin Crumb — Person · 1 mention · first at
    They're saying that might be possibly the motive. he also worked very close with attorney Benjamin Crumb who represented Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, right? He's the black…
  • Mike Brown — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Very close with attorney Benjamin Crumb who represented Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, right? He's the black ambulance chaser, if you will, is what I call him. but they're saying…
  • Nikki Shapiro Vinkier — Person · 1 mention · first at
    It's this lady on Tik Tok her name's Nikki [ __ ] Nikki Shapiro Vinkier. Okay, she posted this clip. All right, cuz the Listen, the these are the people that are in our agencies. These are the staffers. This sums up all of that in.
  • Blake Nef — Person · 1 mention · first at
    And there's been some interesting things that come up. It started off with this guy his name is Blake Nef.
  • Tim P — Person · 1 mention · first at
    What do I think of Tim P losing his [ __ ] over the Candace stuff? I like that guy.
  • Ben Crump — Person · 1 mention
  • Christopher Wray — Person · 1 mention
  • Gabe — Person · 1 mention
  • Tim Pool — Person · 1 mention

Companies & orgs

  • Real AF — Company · 2 mentions · first at
  • Indiana — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Ohio State or Indiana. I'm gonna go with Indiana bro.
  • Ohio State — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Ohio State or Indiana. I'm gonna go with Indiana bro.
  • QT gas station — Company · 1 mention · first at
  • 36 Mafia — Company · 1 mention · first at
  • MFCEO Project — Company · 1 mention · first at
    All right. you guys who have been clamoring and waiting for the MFCEO project, I think you're going to have a nice little surprise on your inbox this weekend.
  • Utah Tech — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Okay. this is pretty crazy. Utah Tech player punches opponent after getting dunked on in wild ruckus.
  • Santa Clara — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Oh [ __ ] Okay, so Santa Clara's Allan Graves he punched [clears throat] him after he got dunked on by this dude. So let's check this clip.
  • Power Slap — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Because I went to power slap. I'm going to tell you right now, that shit's pretty sick.
  • The Post — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Public tips, just old-fashioned police work, FBI director Cash Patel exclusively told the Post on Thursday.
  • U.S. attorney — Company · 1 mention · first at
    As we speak, search warrants are being executed and there could be more charges to come. I'm going to let our US attorney discuss that shortly.
  • DC appeals court — Company · 1 mention · first at
    ICE facilities. and he sued Trump's DHS. This was back in 2020. and his case was ruled on by the DC appeals court and they ruled against him. This was like literally a couple of weeks before January 6, 2021.
  • America Fest — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Statements made by Real Candace O to set the record straight once and for all prior to the opening of America Fest.
  • andyforcella.com — Company · 1 mention
  • andyforcella.com/fceo — Company · 1 mention
  • QuikTrip — Company · 1 mention
  • Three 6 Mafia — Company · 1 mention
  • TPUSA — Company · 1 mention

Products & tech

  • 20 yard dumpster — Product · 1 mention · first at
  • children books collection — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Oh man. Hey. Nicholas says, Thank you for the Black Friday sales. I purchased the entire collection children books collection for my three boys. Are you doing a popup car show? I am doing a popup car show in Las Vegas on the 17th.
  • grape energy drink — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Andy, I got my dad a grape energy drink and now he's self-deported to Mexico.
  • orange — Product · 1 mention · first at
    We got the orange. Orange is our best seller down there, bro. Is it?
  • Aritos — Product · 1 mention · first at
    No, it's the [ __ ] What's that [ __ ] that I was drinking out there in Riverside? Aritos.
  • BLM sign — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. So, So when they say but you're but yeah Karen put your BLM sign in your front yard.
  • Jarritos — Product · 1 mention
  • SFX — Product · 1 mention
  • Tang — Product · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

  • 75 Hard — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
  • pipe bombs — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
    Despite offering a half a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who laid pipe bombs at a political offices in Washington DC, the Biden…
  • Black Friday sales — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    That must be Gabe owner. Oh man. Hey. Nicholas says, Thank you for the Black Friday sales. I purchased the entire collection children books collection for my three boys. Are…
  • 18 USC 844 — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    He has been charged with violating 18 USC 844, which is use of an explosive device. This investigation is ongoing.
  • J6 pipe bomber — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    So this is the J6 pipe bomber, right? that we've been talking about has, elusively been out there since 2021.
  • WMD directorate — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Extensive publicity. We've increased the reward money. We've got our lab working on it. We've got our WMD directorate working on it. We've got our office of technology…
  • cellular analysis — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Directorate working on it. We've got our office of technology division, our cellular analysis team. so the folks that we have working on this investigation are working very…
  • Freemason — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Kind of ironic with that number 33 if you know what I'm saying with my Freemason hand signals. but and then we came out with the NBA [ __ ] and then we, like we're seeing all these little things.
  • public trust — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. And like and I see that as again I mean that's just a sign that like bro public trust is at [ __ ] negative a thousand right now.
  • Voter ID — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Okay. These are the same people that say [ __ ] Oh, well, we can't have voter ID because black people can't get IDs and they don't know how to use a computer. Not realizing…
  • No taxation without representation — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    I mean that is the fundamental reality that our constitution is based on. No taxation without representation. And these people are not representing us.
  • body cam — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    You think about the idea of having Congress and other appointed officials wearing body cam on duty? Yeah, that sounds good in theory, except for they don't make these deals on duty, bro. No, these deals are made in coffee shops.
  • vaccination status — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Can I see your vaccination status for you to eat this hamburger, but hey, can I see your papers? So, so we know that you belong in this country. That's Germany.
  • Boston Tea Party — Concept · 1 mention
  • campaign finance — Concept · 1 mention
  • DHS sending agents to Minnesota — Concept · 1 mention
  • FBI reward — Concept · 1 mention
  • financial freedom — Concept · 1 mention
  • J6 — Concept · 1 mention
  • MFCEO email list — Concept · 1 mention
  • money laundering — Concept · 1 mention
  • pandemic aid programs — Concept · 1 mention

Places & events

  • Minnesota — Place · 6 mentions · first at
  • Somalia — Place · 5 mentions · first at
    She's from and got elected from and married her brother and went to Congress and represents Somalia First by her own words. You mean she's [snorts] involved?
  • HQ — Place · 1 mention

Full transcript with timestamps

Hey, hey hey. Hey me. Hey me. Feel great. Hey hey hey. [ __ ] Hey hey hey. Heat. Heat.

Let me know you guys like that. That was my special. That was my opening move for tonight's show.

Let's pull up the chat. You guys like that? I did that just for you. That's just for you guys. Special special thing.

What's that move called? That's called the uh I don't know. We got to come up with a name up for it. We'll let the chat come up with a name. [groaning] All right. The white man dance, [ __ ] I ain't white. That was the ultimate warrior. That's what that was. All right. Cowboys or Lions? Man, I got to go with the Lions on that, bro.

Thank you for all you guys do. Not a question, just a shout. I'm a 45year-old dad married with an autistic son. Y'all give me the inspiration to be the best man I can for my wife and son. 75 hard in progress. That's what's up, dude. That is what's up. Now, we've been trying to start this show here for a minute, but uh DJ has decided that uh you know, he wants to take his own He's on his own schedule over there.

That's what it is. I'm almost there. [sighs] Home stretch. You guys know how that goes.

Ohio State or Indiana. I'm gonna go with Indiana bro. Go with Indiana. Indiana's coach is a savage. This podcast and all the fans are real American. Most of them. Most of them. Or they want to be. It's interesting reading the comments on some of the short form that gets put out. It's like, I like this guy most of the time, but I don't agree with what he says, so [ __ ] him. Unfollow. It's like, okay dude. What is that with people who think like their follow is like the like if if your follow is the biggest leverage you bring to the world, you got a [ __ ] problem bro.

All right. Well, are we ready, dude? just about getting this last little video clip in for you guys.

I told the QT gas station in Phoenix to move the first form up from the bottom and they moved them up three rows. Of course they did cuz you're the [ __ ] wolf man. The wolf man. The wolf man walks into the [ __ ] QT and gets what the [ __ ] he wants. I'm not surprised. Wolf man. Wolf man does what he wants, bro. H yeah, they always feel a need to unfound unann announce their unfollow.

Well, because if they didn't let That's cuz the only thing they got. Yeah, if they don't let you know it didn't happen.

Oh, no. Don't unfollow me. I'm going to die. The [ __ ] out of here. Huh? Hey, man. I don't know how I don't know if you know this, but like the show started at seven, DJ.

Yep. We're ready. All right. Are you guys ready? [snorts] Are you guys on the team ready? Did you hear what just said?

Is the chat ready? Are we ready? We'll read that in a second. But are more importantly, are we ready?

Yep. We ready? We ready? You know who that is? No, it's not. 36 36 Mafia. That was all right.

Hey, we're eight minutes late, but that is that is because we are on DJ's time frame. We all know what that's about, right?

Yeah, that's right. And if you complain about it, you're racist. If you complain about you, you get shot.

That's right. Yeah. That's right. All right. All right. Am I good in the Swedish? I put the hoodie on.

The the white one. Yeah. No, the point hat. Hey, let's start the show. Give me the counting.

What is up, guys? It's Andy Purcell, and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality, guys. Tonight we have Andy and DJ Cruz the [ __ ] internet

live. You like that? I threw that in there. I do. I didn't practice it or anything.

Fresh off the dome. That's right. I felt it. What's up, man? What's going on, dog?

Nothing, dude. You good, man? I'm good. Yeah, I'm I'm all right. Y put those away. I uh It's cold.

It is cold. It's cold and windy. It's cold. Yeah, it's all the Missouri things right now.

Oh man, it sure is. Yeah. Yeah, it definitely. We got our first little snow, huh? Yeah.

Our first snow, you know. It doesn't really snow here in November, man. Yeah. No,

it makes me nervous for what we're about. Yeah, it's going to be so bad. Yeah. No, things are good, though. Um

how's the family? Family's good. Uh I have a 20 yard dumpster in front of my house right now.

Yeah. ripping out [ __ ] Yeah. Hey, man. Hey, welcome to home ownership. That's right. You know, it's time to get cracking. So, uh it's getting real. And uh I have a Christmas deadline. So, I got a lot of [ __ ] to do between now and Christmas.

Yeah. Uh so, I can't be on Black People time all, you know. Yeah. Just for the show. That's right.

Just for the thing that, you know, you're you're just for the main thing. That's right, bro. I told I told my guy like, "Dude, I got to go start driving by some Home Depot. I'm going to need some extra help. You know what I'm saying? I gotta get this [ __ ] rolling, bro. Oh man, we got the chat live and well.

Yeah, we do. What is going on, chatty chats? Don't forget to share the chat. Share the chat.

All right, guys. It's very important. We're trying to grow this live stream. It's kind of like starting over.

We got some uh new changes that we're going to be bringing into the new year. Probably talk about it right now while we while we should, huh? Why not?

Might as well tell them. Um DJ's coming out. I mean never that's another thing we you met the other thing. All right the other thing is that uh we are creating a separate YouTube channel. One is for CTI live and the other one is going to be for Q&As and real talk. And the reason we're doing that is because the algorithm gets confused on which shows to share based on our audience. Yeah. So we're going to fix that up. And we also have audiences for both. So

YouTube doesn't know if we want to like start a revolution or start a company. They don't know the difference. Yeah. So, I want to let you guys know that that will be happening here probably uh fairly soon before before New Year's. Probably in the next week or so.

Yeah. Um so, I just want to let you guys know that. And outside of that, uh we do have a special email going out this weekend.

Oh, man. That you guys have been waiting on for a long time. And if you want to find out about that, it's andyforcella.commfceo. Again, that's andyforcella.commfceo. All right. Uh, you guys who have been clamoring

and waiting for the uh MFCEO project, I think you're going to have a nice little surprise on your inbox this weekend.

All right. I'm excited for it. Yeah, I'm excited, too. I'm excited for it. I'm excited, too. You know, I really love that content, bro. You know, like any [ __ ] can talk about your roots.

I know. That's what I'm talking about. Any [ __ ] and we are. Okay, we could talk about current events, right? Uh, and I love it, dude. I have so much fun on this show,

but man, that's just my [ __ ] wheelhouse, bro. And I love talking about it. I always feel super um super refreshed after recording those episodes,

like, you know, I don't know. I don't know what it is, man. I really like it. Well, it's making people better in a different way.

Thank you, Jesus. You know, uh, but yeah, man. It's a uh it's it's it's good. I love I love both. I love both. Somebody I was talking to a buddy of mine last night. My buddy Justin was in town who's a very successful entrepreneur and uh very very successful. And uh he was in town for a few days just visiting and we were working on a couple things together and he's like, "Dude, you're you're so good at that. Why did you ever stop doing it?" And I'm like, "Do you want to know the truth?" And he's like, "Yeah." And I said, "All right. Well, there's two reasons. One is I identified what was happening culturally and I knew that if we didn't talk about it,

we were going to be in for some really big problems. And um as you guys have seen, you know, things have gotten progressively worse. And the answer to that is not for us to [ __ ] and cry and moan, but it's to solve the problem and understand that for us to be successful and do what we got to do, it's it's gonna it's going to take work. And the number one in insulation that you could have from things going on in the world is be financially free. That's the truth. So, uh, but two was when I was making these episodes, you know, every every once in a while I would say something about what was going on in the world. And dude, I would get [ __ ] blasted with like onestar reviews of people being like, I come here for this and you did this and [ __ ] you.

And you know, I got enough of that and I'm like, you know what? [ __ ] you. Here's all of it.

Yeah, that's right. I'm going full gas, bro. Because here's the thing about me, and you guys all know this in the room. If you tell me I can't, I'm doing it.

Mhm. Period. Just GP. So, you guys can thank that handful of people back in the day who used to tell me to shut the [ __ ] up for the reason that I never shut the [ __ ] up now. So,

merry Christmas. Yeah. Merry Christmas. Anyway. Yeah. Well, I mean, dude, that's great.

Yeah, that's great. So, I'm excited about it. Yeah. Hell yeah, man. This is a new

Bro, they took down our last live, dude. They took it down. Like, bro, the dude, you know what? I was, you know, uh something crazy. So,

Emily was showing me this on her app last night. So, Emily listens to every show

and I know she does because she's listen I always hear like I make her turn it off because I don't like hearing myself.

Same. I hate it, man. Dude, it's weird. So, when it did the [ __ ] uh YouTube recap,

Yeah. cuz she always watch on YouTube, it didn't even show up and she don't watch any other shows on YouTube.

We didn't even show up in the [ __ ] rankings. So, it was it was interesting. What's that [ __ ]

Yeah, I know, dude. That is, bro. It's the same reason some of these [ __ ] don't have me on their show because I [ __ ] eat them up, dude.

Yep. It's the same exact thing. Yeah. [clears throat] Hell yeah. This is a new setup for us, though. We have the chat up permanently now. We have a new TV up in here. We get to see all of this.

Yeah, we do. It's great. I like it. I like it, too. You know, thank you to the team for for making this nice and easy and upgrading the studio.

You guys don't know, we got some really good behind thescenes uh kickass [ __ ] on the team.

We'll send the tab later. Yeah. Yeah. Late. I'm going to fire him later, but right now I'm going to make it sound good.

So, hell yeah, man. Yeah. Well, yeah, man. Guys, just as a reminder, you cannot give me a cool million for Christmas. Do not. That must be Gabe owner. Oh man. Hey. Uh, Nicholas says, "Thank you for the Black Friday sales. I purchased the entire collection children books collection for my three boys. Are you doing a popup car show?" I am doing a popup car show in Las Vegas on the 17th with a another

pretty cool dude. pretty pretty famous cool dude that you guys might know who I happen to be partners with.

So, you should go. It's going to be [ __ ] awesome. It's gonna be good. Anyway, I'm going to bring out the new SFX, I think.

Oh, dude, that'd be sick. That thing's [ __ ] badass. That thing is badass. That like

that's one of the baddest ass. That's a pretty sick [ __ ] car. So, hell yeah. Andy, I got my dad a grape energy drink and now he's self-deported to Mexico.

Oh, dude. You know that just baby. We got the orange. Orange is our best seller down there, bro. Is it?

It's the uh It's the uh They think it's Tang, don't they? No, it's the [ __ ] What's that [ __ ] that I was drinking out there in Riverside? Aritos.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, bro. That's good [ __ ] Yeah. Have you drink the pack I gave you?

The who? The pack I gave you. That variety pack. What happened to it? The variety pack? Oh, no. I haven't drank it yet.

Okay. You sure? Because there's some good flavors. Yeah, I'm going to. Now, that made me think though. I heard this joke the other day. It was like um what do you call a Mexican that doesn't like uh protein powder? No way, Jose.

No way, Jose. Did you [ __ ] work on that all week or what? Dude, you know, you hear some dumb [ __ ] just tickles your inside.

My dad got a grape energy and never came home. Oh, dude. Midnight car show at HQ.

Listen, we got a lot I'm doing a lot of car stuff this year. You guys are going to be very happy with it. Yeah,

you car guys, bro. Midnight's kind of I got my Japanese students listening to real AF to study English and more. Oh, they're going to fail English brother. Oh man, imagine a bunch of [ __ ] talking like me with their little Japanese accent. [ __ ] you, son.

Oh, that's great. All right, that's hell yeah. All right, guys. Well, it is awesome to have you guys join. Uh, but we got to do a show.

We do have a show to do. All right. So, what we got today, man? We got some crazy stuff. Got a lot to talk about, a lot to cover. As always, guys, remember if you would like to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyfella.com. You guys can find them all linked there for you. Uh, that being said, sports

sports. Yeah. A little intro. Sportball. Sports getting hot again. Sports. And, uh, you're seeing some very interesting things happening, uh, across sports. Um, we got to go to Utah.

Okay. Okay. Uh, this is pretty crazy. Utah Tech player punches opponent after getting dunked on in wild ruckus.

All right. And it's not your usual suspect. Okay. It's one of y'all. It's one of y'all.

It's one of y'all. What do you mean we all? What do you mean you? Yeah, man. Uh, this Utah Tech player let his fist do the talking after he uh after being posterized. Is that it? Posturized. Posterized.

Poster. I had it right. Yeah. All right. Uh, Chance Truly Trillo. That ain't one of us.

Truillo. It could be Mary. He's drinking a Haritos. He must be the world's tallest Mexican. All right, let's see what happened. Oh [ __ ] Okay, so uh Santa Clara's Allan Graves um he punched [clears throat] him after he got dunked on by this dude. So let's check this clip.

Uhoh. Uhoh. Uh oh. He's getting jiggy with it. Yeah, he's out. I want to do that,

man. That guy's just mad that his hairline is quitting on him, bro. He He seen that guy with that beautiful long hair and he's mad about his hair.

I don't want to dunk so bad on me. Why can't I dunk? Oh, that's a fact, bro. Oh, man. [ __ ] dude. I mean, okay, but like we got like real talk. I understand. You played sports all your life. I played sports, right? Like sometimes [ __ ] gets hot, you know. I get it.

Yeah. All right. Come on, Chance. Yeah. All right. You're pulling a little Angel Reese here. All right. Be easy, big dog.

It don't It's not cool either way. Well, that's You know, no, it's sports, bro. You don't do that. Unless it's hockey

now. Hockeyy's allowed. Yeah. I got to go to another hockey game, bro. Hockey. Are they playing? No, season's over, right? That end of season over. Are they still

I used to say that hockey was the best in-person sport ever and people are going to get so mad when I say what I'm about to say. Why?

Because I went to power slap. I'm going to tell you right now, that shit's pretty sick.

If you have never been to a power slap in person, you do not understand how awesome it is.

It's [ __ ] sick. Yeah. Like, I mean, watching the reals is one thing, but like

it's like going to a UFC fight where everybody gets knocked out. Yeah. Yeah, bro. There was one like as soon as like the first match, first round.

The first swing. Yeah. The first swing. I think that's why I got hooked, bro. The first [ __ ] slap knock knocked a dude out and I'm like, "Oh, that's awesome."

You could feel like the [ __ ] You can smell the powder. Yeah. The chalk. And what's what's also cool is the party atmosphere.

Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. It's like a pit. A lot of standing room. You can stand, you can sit, you know.

Yeah. It's cool. It was pretty cool. It was It was pretty I do like hockey, though, bro.

Oh, hockey. Hockeyy's pretty sick. Hockeyy's awesome. And I didn't understand that there was like there's a lot of violence. Like I mean, I knew it was a pretty like aggressive sport, right? But like they're straight up [ __ ] fighting.

Oh, yeah. I love it. Hockeyy's Hockeyy's a tough sport, dude. It's sick. Yeah, it's sick.

S and I played hockey growing up. Yeah, it's [snorts] tough. I can't skate. I've never tried it.

It's not that hard. You figured it out. You figured out how to skiing one day. I did. Well,

skiing and skating are are aren't that different. It's just like It's just like real short skis.

Yeah, I always been scared. Come on, Chance. Chance, come on. We got Can we Does Chance deserve another chance? I mean, Chase, don't do that, dude. That's not cool.

Yeah. All right. Now, I mean, I don't know. Maybe there was a little push there right after the dunk. I don't know. But still, you're swinging, bro. Come on.

Yeah. Come on, Chance. It is what it is. Come on, man. [ __ ] happens. It happens,

bro. There was a fight one time in the NBA, dude, where Shaquille O'Neal swung at a dude and missed him. And dude, I'm pretty confident that if he had hit that guy, he'd be in [ __ ] jail.

He swung hard. Oh yeah. Oh man. Yeah. And he missed. Swinging a miss, dog. Y anyway.

Well, yeah guys, let's get into our headlines. Got a lot of stuff to cover. Um so let's buckle up.

Headline number one. [clears throat] We have a pipe bomber suspect. Allegedly. Allegedly.

Allegedly. Uh, Cash Patel reveals how relentless police work by FBI nab DC pipe bomb suspect, leaving $500,000 reward untouched. Um, all right. Okay. Okay. I'll bite. What we got?

Yeah. Let's Let's [clears throat] see what they got. Let's dive into this. Yeah. Uh Trump administration uh investigators nab DC pipe bomb suspect Brian Cole based on no public tips, just old-fashioned police work, FBI director Cash Patel exclusively told the Post on Thursday. Despite offering a half a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who laid pipe bombs at a political offices in Washington DC, the Biden administration was unable to catch a suspect during the former president's only term in office. Deputy director FBI uh deputy FBI director Dan Banino, who Patel says spearheaded the investigation, gave credit to Trump for the case getting cracked. quote, "This is what it's like when you work for a president who tells you to go get the bad guys and stop focusing on other extraneous things not related to law enforcement," Bonino said at a press conference announcing the arrest on

Thursday afternoon. "Let's check this clip." Early this morning, Brian Cole Jr. was arrested and charged with placing the pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC on January 5th, 2021. He has been charged with violating 18 USC 844, which is use of an explosive device. This investigation is ongoing. As we speak, search warrants are being executed and there could be more charges to come. I'm going to let our US attorney discuss that shortly. This was the work of multiple agencies working together. This morning's operation was carried out safely and successfully.

Okay. Okay. I'll keep biting. What else we got? Right. Who is this guy? Right. Um, this guy. So, they did a They did a raid on his home. Uh, he lives in Virginia. He has a almost threequarters of a million dollar home. This is a picture of it here. Um, you see they look all nice and set up there, right? Um, so this is the J6 pipe bomber, right? that that we've been talking about um has, you know, elusively been out there um since 2021. Um [clears throat] but here's I have some questions. I have some questions. I'm sure Sure you do.

I'm sure the chat does as well. It's been four years almost five almost five years and they were able to get this guy with no new tips, no new leads, no new anything. How? So that means that I mean there's only a couple of possible situations here. Um and I have a video from uh the former FBI director Christopher Ray um talking about the exact information they had at that time and this was in 2023. Let's check this out.

Okay. So, you were able to arrest hundreds of individuals who were allowed into the capital, walked around, took selfies, but we can't find the individual who committed the most dangerous crime and attempted to cause ma multiple mass casualty events at the capital or around the capital.

Congressman, we have an entire dedicated team focused specifically on this investigation. And we've done thousands of interviews, visited th again just in the pipe bomb investigation. Thousands of interviews, visited thousands of residents and businesses, reviewed millions of pieces of data, something like 39,000 video files. We've assessed like 500 or something tips. We've done extensive uh publicity. We've increased the reward money. We've got our lab working on it. We've got our WMD directorate working on it. We've got our office of technology division, our cellular analysis team. Uh so the folks that we have working on this investigation uh are working very aggressively on it. Uh and I as much as anybody would like to see uh it solved.

So how how now I guess is my question. I don't I'm not there's something weird about and here let me say this too real quick. This this is also we talk about this. This is the problem when you go for months with lack of transparency. Nobody knows what the truth is. Even if you gave, let's say this dude actually [ __ ] did it. I don't know because I remember reports like there was some lady that worked with the CIA they said was possibly responsible. Yeah.

But this is this is where we end up when you have lack of transparency over months and months. It doesn't matter what you give us. There's going to be questions and nobody's going to trust it.

Right. Well, [clears throat] I dug into this to a little bit today and apparently that woman who was, you know, all over the internet they said did it um has some [clears throat] sort of video evidence or some sort of alibi that is pretty solid and I was seeing that from people that were initially like all about her being the one that did it.

Okay. So, I don't know but I do agree with your point. Um, you know, when you keep everything from the public and then come out of the blue with some random guy no one's ever heard of,

people are going to ask questions and it and it causes a a big problem like you said that, you know, we don't trust anything that these people are saying. And my my personal gut reaction and this is my gut reaction is that this is a pathy for for them giving us like a crumb of some sort of accountability, you know, instead of it's kind of like, you know, they've been putting us they've been putting up these these like [ __ ] things, right? Like, oh, we caught the NBA gambling ring or, you know, right? Um, it it it's like they're finding things to stand on to approve improve their public standing that somehow takes the focus off of what the things are that people actually want to see.

And I [clears throat] don't think that it doesn't matter how many little crumbs they give us,

nobody's going to be satisfied until the things that were promised actually happen. And uh I I think the online sentiment right now with this with this situation is people think this is [ __ ]

dude. I that's what I've seen, dude. Now, now I tried to scrub this a little bit and like dive through this and what I was able to find [clears throat] uh and semiconfirm is that apparently this dude uh this is a picture of the of the guy. This is Brian Cole Jr. This guy apparently worked to get illegal immigrants out of ICE facilities. Um, and he sued Trump's DHS. This was back in 2020. Um, and his case was ruled on by the DC appeals court and they ruled against him. This was like literally a couple of weeks before January 6, 2021.

Yeah. Um, so is that what they're saying the motive is? They're saying that that might be possibly the motive. Um, he also worked very close with uh uh attorney Benjamin Crumb who represented Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, right? He's the the black ambulance chaser, if you will, is what I call him. Um, but they're saying that like that's his possible motive, but he's tied into this. But my thing, again, my question is if they knew this information, all right, because two things are possible. Okay, let's say this is the guy. Cool. So, why didn't Biden's administration do anything about it, right? If they knew this since 2021, right?

So, well, I mean, I don't think it's any surprise to anybody that Biden's administration had no interest in doing anything. Yeah.

That would benefit anybody but their side and what their agenda was. And arresting this guy

for some reason they probably didn't see as part of their agenda. Doesn't fit the narrative.

But that's that's that's assuming this is the guy. Exactly. Sure. I don't buy into the fact that this is the guy. I'm going to have to see a lot more proof to believe that this is the guy

because it feels to me just like what we've seen over and over and over again, you know, like it started it started up with the Charlie Kirk thing. They arrest this dude in 33 hours, right? Which is kind of ironic with that number 33 if you know what I'm saying with my Freemason hand signals. Um, but you know, and then we came out with the NBA [ __ ] and then we, you know, like we're seeing all these little things that are distracting from the reality of what's actually not been done.

Yeah. And when they stand up here every week and Patel's standing there with his FBI jacket and Bondie standing there and they're acting like they did some [ __ ] all it's doing is pissing people off worse. You know what I mean? Mhm.

Like there I don't I don't see anybody out there. I haven't seen anybody today cuz this has been the story of the day, right? Couldn't miss it.

I haven't seen anybody be like, "Yeah, we got them." That's not what I'm seeing. So I don't think anybody really buys this [ __ ]

Yeah. And like and I see that as again I mean that's just a sign that like bro public trust is at [ __ ] negative a thousand right now.

Yeah. That's right. We have we have started to understand that usually what they tell us just like the media whatever they tell us the opposite tends to to be true.

Now now here's a problem with that though right because what does that mean for the accountability that's supposed to be held when it comes to they start making these arrests of these people like do we trust that are you know what I'm saying? Are we still going to be able to trust that? [clears throat] I

I'll be real dude. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I I don't [clears throat] at this point in time today I have very little confidence that these people are going to be held accountable or be arrested because if they were it would have already happened.

So could be wrong but that's how I feel about it today. Poll time. Poll time chat. What we got on this man? I think

Do you guys believe this is the guy or do you guys not believe this is the guy?

Can we do a poll? Yeah. Are you able to do it, Keith? Is this episode going to be taken down again? I don't know. We didn't take it down.

Yeah. No, we didn't take it down. Click the plus button at the bottom. Keith, [snorts]

is this the guy? Yeah. Is this the guy or is is it not the guy or no? N a hh or no.

Here we go, chat. Yeah. Is this the guy or no? Like I mean, dude, I don't know, man. I don't I don't like my gut says it's not, but

Well, I mean, I just have I haven't seen any real evidence to say that it is. And they haven't really released a lot. They haven't said, "Oh, here's the here's the thing that here's what led to that. Here's why we thought that.

Here's what happened." Cuz here's the thing. If it was, wouldn't they want to put that out there?

They should. Yeah. To restore trust, right? Like, hey, this guy's been working for the DNC this many years, right? Like he was pissed. He just lo Like, they haven't said any of that.

Yeah. Haven't said anything. How's this guy 30 years old afford a 3/4 million dollar [ __ ] house in Virginia?

Well, I mean, there's lots of people that are 30 years old have money black. A little different.

Oh, yeah. It's a little different. It's a little different. I mean, dude, I mean, listen, I say he does look like he have a I mean, the credit score is probably decent.

Yeah. I don't know, dude. I mean, who knows? You know, this just doesn't make sense. Now, again, [clears throat] on the lines that this is the case. This is the guy. All right. Another possible thing. I mean, to your point of like it not fitting the agenda, we got to understand who is like what DC is filled with, right? And I found this video. I think you actually No, I don't know who sent this to me. I found this video, dude. It's this lady on uh Tik Tok her name's Nikki [ __ ] Nikki Shapiro Vinkier. Okay, she posted this clip. All right, cuz the Listen, the these are the people that are in our agencies. These are the staffers. This sums up all of that in one clip. One 45 second clip. Check this out.

The people on your timeline right now who are being the loudest, the ones who are going to protest, the ones who are posting political content, the ones who are fighting back against this administration are not radicalized. They're not extreme. They don't hate America. What they are are empathetic human beings who want basic rights for everyone. They want people to be safe, loved, have a roof over their head, have have food in their bellies, be able to go to the doctor without going bankrupt, be able to be comfortable in their own skin. If you don't want those things, then maybe it's time to look inward and ask yourself why.

All right, look, dude. This is the this this is the exact demographic I'm talking about when I talk about that they are not in touch with the actual ramifications of their own positions on politics. Okay. The choices that these people make and the way that they vote makes life incredibly more difficult on the lower middle class people. These are upper middle class wellto-do white women who have no contact with the ramifications of their positions at all. Okay? And they vote this way because they I think they do have empathy, but they don't understand that you're actually voting in a way that is going to eventually make your comfortable lifestyle disappear. And what's really irritating [clears throat] to me about this group of people is that they vote for economic policies that will literally make their husbands broke and their household broke. So they live in this bubble of of comfort, not

realizing that the people that share their own household have to go out and fight a battle every single day, and they're voting for it to be harder,

right? Yep. They also don't understand that you are making life incredibly more difficult for the people who live in urban areas, the people who actually need our assistance. All right? There's millions and millions and millions of Americans that deserve American benefits if we are going to give them ahead of everybody else that comes from everybody everywhere else. Mhm.

It's it's a total detachment from reality and it really truly [ __ ] our country. Okay. And I think everybody's starting to see it. Everybody's starting to see who the champions are of this absurd [ __ ] And it it's very frustrating, dude, because [clears throat] it doesn't work. It's never worked. It's historically not worked. And it's become a massive problem for every society that's ever adopted these principles. So, um, yeah, man. It's it's ridiculous.

Yeah. Uh, chat, we do have Cruz of Chat coming up here shortly, so get your comments ready. Last thoughts on this, though Andy [clears throat] there's there's there's there's something here that just doesn't fit. Like, it just I don't like it. Doesn't make sense.

Here we go. So, white liberal women looking down on minorities like a pet project to make themselves feel relevant

1,00%. And by the way, if we want to talk about where racism lives, racism lives in those people, okay? Because by their position, they fundamentally believe that people who are inner city or black or minorities are not as good as them or capable as them, right?

Which is why they have the position that they have. Oh, we need to take care of these people, [ __ ] These people could take care of themselves if given the actual tools and we don't dilute them by giving away all of our [ __ ] funds to everybody who doesn't even belong here. Have you ever thought about that?

Exactly. Okay. These are the same people that say [ __ ] like, "Oh, well, we can't have voter ID because black people can't get IDs and they don't know how to use a computer." Not realizing that's the most racist [ __ ] you could possibly say. What that actually says is we think that black people are [ __ ] stupid and we got to take care of them.

That's right. It's insulting, dude. It's insulting to anyone who happens to be a minority in this country. Like, you're saying, "Oh, well, you know, you DJ, you can't get ahead, so we're going to advocate for you." Right. Like, it's

Right. Right. It's like you're you're you're almost implying that there's a superiority inferiority.

No, they're not implying it. They've already accepted that. Yeah. That's what their belief system is based upon. So,

which is like true racism. Yeah. So, So when they say but you're but yeah Karen put your BLM sign in your front yard.

Yeah. It's [ __ ] Got it. Okay. Yeah. It's total [ __ ] These people are literally dumb as [ __ ] segment of society. Period. Yeah.

They don't [ __ ] understand. And it's like I said because when they go to brunch they go to the nice restaurants. And when they go out they go to the nice places. And where they live those are places that are far removed from the actual places that have to deal with the problems that they're [ __ ] voting to bring to us.

Okay. So if you want to talk about who the [ __ ] racists are, it's the people who fundamentally believe that they are in a superior position than black people and brown people and then on top of it vote in a way that makes their lives harder. That's [ __ ] racism.

It's pretty [ __ ] up. Yeah, m sure. Dance in front of the capital. Yeah, that sure.

A bunch of old [ __ ] disgusting women doing stupid ass dances to make themselves feel relevant.

That's definitely going to help. Yeah. Yeah. Great job, guys. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think on this topic. Uh, thus being previously stated, have your chats ready,

dude. What if you were home, dude, and you're like, I want like not you, but like just think about this.

Like, say you're a dude, and you're out there and you're you're [ __ ] busting your ass in the workforce. You're trying to earn, you got a business, you're doing all these things, and then your own [ __ ] wife inside your house is saying, "We need to vote for socialism because everybody needs what the [ __ ] you know, blah blah blah." But then they don't realize that they're actually making it harder on their own household,

right? And then if you want to really expose the hypocrisy of these people, ask them to bring in a family of one of these. They won't do that. No [ __ ] way. These people are so full of [ __ ] dude. And they're ruining the country. That's the truth.

That's real, man. That's real. Let's get to the uh to the cruise the chat. Take some time. See what we got going on here.

Ess detailing, bro. Thank you, man. Oh, dude. Love. Appreciate that. All right.

Oh, he says something there. What? Go back to it. No, he did. It's in the comment. Least I can do. This man has g gave me all the tools to create a business that created a new life for me, my wife, and daughter. E, that's sick, bro.

That's what's up, man. You did that. I didn't do [ __ ] Anyway, all right. So, what do we got here? Do we have uh do we have any questions for Cruz? The comments the chat? Yeah, we're just going through it. Let's see.

All right. Um DJ's gay. All right. The troll level is crazy. All right. Uh Mike Reed, uh where is the constitutional argument for the right to not participate in treason via paying taxes, which we know are being used for treasonous acts?

I don't know. That's a that's a good question. Yeah. I've been seeing this like this this this concept trend a lot. What's that?

Like just stop paying taxes. Just stop paying taxes. If everybody did, the problem would fix itself really fast.

Yeah. Yeah. I don't I don't I I mean, it's just nobody wants to go first. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. That's And the problem is, bro, because if it's just one, that [ __ ] going to jail.

Maybe. Maybe. If it's just one by himself. It takes years to go to jail for for tax problems.

So, like, it's not like they just got some time. Yeah. You got years. Yeah. So, you're saying But one person by himself ain't going to do [ __ ] though. No, they won't see it.

No. But if everybody did it, it would solve the problem immediately. Yeah. 100%. 100%.

I mean that is the fundamental reality that our constitution is based on. No taxation without representation. And these people are not representing us. The the minute they take money from foreign governments or foreign organizations

to make decisions based on policy, the representation of the American citizen ceases to exist. So fundamentally that is a true statement.

Okay? We should not be contributing to paying taxes in a country where we are not being represented. That's the entire premise of this country.

Yeah. So yeah, man. You know what's mindboggling to me about that whole concept is that like we literally beat the [ __ ] out of some red coats over a 3% tax increase on [ __ ] tea.

Yeah. Yeah. That that was the final straw. Yeah. But Yeah. But dude, the listen

that was a that was a different time and era, okay? Life was not as comfortable it is as it is now.

Okay. Men were not pacified through digital entertainment and scrolling and porn and you know all this other [ __ ] They had to go out and earn all of them or they didn't survive.

And a 3% tax difference for those men back then was a massive difference. All right? And it pissed them off. But we don't have enough men in this country that actually fend for themselves and are focused enough to understand what the tax implications are in this country and how unfair they are because we've been raised in it. Y

okay. It is accepted as normal for us to pay the taxes that we pay. Nobody ever grows up and says, "Man, it seems like uh it seems like this doesn't, you know, represent what this country is founded upon." and they just grow up and they say, you know, they get their first check and they get upset and and somebody's like, "Yeah, that's that's what the taxes are." And get used to it.

And that's that's the fundamental attitude of Americans. And you know, that has to change

because if it doesn't, those taxes will continue to increase. I mean dude [sighs]

I remember my first check. Yeah, I remember my first check. What the [ __ ] is this? Yeah,

that's freedom. That's what that is right there. That's what they painted as, bro. Yeah, it's [ __ ] [clears throat] We got uh Preston Pos uh and he changed my life. I started uh on the original MFCO project six years ago when I was 23, started my construction company. The principles you teach are integral parts of our company's culture. 75 hard was required for leadership team. Grew 300% in 2025 because you're a value.

That's that's what's up, man. That's sick. That's how we take the country back. We go out and [ __ ] win. Anyway, [clears throat] all right. Any more any more good points that we can address here? Yeah. What you guys got? We need a real go. Uh Ryan, what was that? Ryan McMaster. But we need a real AF ambassador program across the country for like-minded people who want to affect change in their local communities. Ah, well, maybe you should get on that list for Sunday at andyverella.comfceo. And also for Luke Anony's comment, when are you going to do a program for high school students? Learn hard, plan hard, school system sucks, no real economics.

Ah, you should get on that list for Sunday. Okay. I've kind of thought about all these things for a long time, like 30 years.

Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. Yeah, that'll be the day. Well, guys, we do appreciate you for being real ass fans. Um, let's keep uh let's keep the cruise cruising, shall we?

Let's do it. Yeah, let's get to headline number two. Gotta go back up to Minnesota.

Okay, let's not. I mean, dude, I don't want to go. Yeah, but we kind of have to. We kind of have to. Um, there's now a reason, Andy. We have a reason why um, a lot of these Somali uh, migrants have been stealing. There's a reason for it. Okay. Um, and Ilan Omar is going to provide that reason for us, Andy.

Okay. Um, new details reveal um that she's actually probably connected to a lot of the fraud and uh that's been happening.

No, it's a little shocking, but No, I mean they You mean she's sort of the ring leader of the Somali revolution and the gangs that are going on in Minnesota where she's from and got elected from and married her brother and went to Congress and represents Somalia First by her own words. You mean she's [snorts] involved?

She's the captain of their boat. Oh. No, but Andy, there's a good reason, dude. There's a reason why all this money's been getting stolen.

Yeah. All right. Now, let's let's see what she has to say. All right. Let's be fair. All right. No judgy here. Let's check this clip.

First of all, federal prosecutors say 59 people have been investigating these schemes so far. Americans at large stole tens of billions of forms of aid during the pandemic all over the country. Minnesota's fraud scandal stands out according to federal auditors. What are you hearing from investigators right now?

Well, I've been following the cases uh closely as they've gone through um the courts uh and we know that there are more indictments um possibly coming. Uh I think that number might go up to 73 is what I'm hearing.

Okay. Can you shed any light on why uh the fraud got so out of control in Minnesota? Um I I think what happened um is that you know when when you have these kind of new programs that are um designed to uh help people you're often times relying on third parties to be able to facilitate and I just think that a lot of the co um programs that were set up uh they were set up so quickly that a lot of the guardrails did not get created. Now obviously whatever the ethnic group the actions of a few

so it's it's your fault that you didn't create better rules. That's right. That's right.

Got it. And that's why we got over 100 some It was interesting how he framed the question too. He's like

such a softball. No, no, no. The key word was how the fraud got so out of hand.

There should be zero fraud. What do you mean the fraud got out of hand? $1 is enough fraud. Okay? A billion dollars is not out of hand. It's absurd. It's insane. It's treasonous. These are American tax dollars being stolen by people who shouldn't even be here who have allegedly been I don't know if it's helped or facilitated. It's yet to be determined. By the literal governor of the [ __ ] state.

Oh yeah. Okay. And then this woman who openly talks about her loyalty to Somalia over America. All right. So we're setting up colonies now.

That's right. So colonies of foreign countries who have literally no rules, no regulations, no law, complete chaos. A [ __ ] hole of a country is allowed to move from there to here and bring their [ __ ] hole here. So that's what we're doing in America now. We're allowing people who have so much pride because you know she's a proud Somalian. That's right.

To come here from a country they're so proud to be from and [ __ ] ours up. Why don't you go back to your own country and do the things that you think need to be fit there? Yeah.

Okay. If you are such a leader and you're such a revolutionary and you're so progressive, how about you take the progressive idea of turning Somalia into a functioning country instead of [ __ ] up ours? How about that?

Well, here's that what that's what a real leader would do. If you were really proud of being from Somalia, you would move there and you would say, "We're going to fix this shit." But you don't do that because you're not about that.

You don't have any money. You don't have any funds. You don't have any resources. So you move your [ __ ] here and steal ours,

right? That is a [ __ ] problem. Well, they got a billion dollars that they can use to make Somalia a better. They stole it.

Well, that's what I'm saying. But they got it. You know what I'm saying? Because they don't care about their own country. Dude, this isn't these people do not care about other people.

Yeah. I don't I don't know how hard that is to understand. the representation that we have in this government system, whether it be her or pretty much everybody else, do not give a [ __ ] about the people who aren't in the club. Period. That's it. Okay? And to think otherwise is a foolish thought. That is how they continue to encroach. That is how they continue to dilute our rights. That is how they steal our money. They play you and I and everybody else for [ __ ] fools. And we eat it up because we've been told our whole lives that the government does what's best for the people and they represent us and you know we're lucky to have this country and and the freedoms that we have and you know what the [ __ ] are you talking about dude? I work for the government just like everybody else. I'm not free.

I work for them. I work more time for them than I do for myself and my own family and my own employees. How is that [ __ ] freedom? How can that be twisted as freedom to anybody with a [ __ ] brain that can do [ __ ] math? That's not freedom.

We are all like people say, "Oh, I'm so afraid of socialism, [ __ ] We are socialist. We've been that way for a long time. This isn't a capitalist country."

Are there people who succeed and win? Yeah, absolutely. Can you? Sure. Absolutely. But you can also win in China. you can also win in all these other places. This idea that we are somehow the richest, best, greatest, you know, country on the planet, the freest country on the planet has become a lie that we are told to keep us silent and keep us accepting the grl that they continue to serve us. Okay? Could we be great? Yes. Could America be awesome? Yes. If it was molded under the framework of what this country was intended to be, it would be amazing.

That would be best. But we've continued to be fed this story about what it is that just simply isn't true. I love this country. I don't love our government. I love the people of this country. And I love the idea of America and what it could be if we all contributed to making it so. But what we have right now is not what the [ __ ] we're told we have.

No, it's not what we're promised when we're young. It's it like I said a minute ago, bro, the minute that these people take a single dollar from any foreign interest group for any reason whatsoever, whether it's for a [ __ ] coffee, they cease to be representatives of the citizens of this country. Okay? And they they that is what we are dealing with. You know, I I'm also struggling too. Um I have a hard like here's the thing. Everybody in administration for the for for the state of uh of Minnesota, they should be going to jail because you're there's no way that they didn't know. There's no way.

There's no way. Like, bro, I don't I don't I'm I'm trying to look up like what the Minnesota uh you know, annual budget is. Um but there's no way you see a

bro there's all kinds of whistleblowers coming out saying that Tim Walls was involved in it that he facilitated

he had to be. Yeah cuz one these people I mean I'm not they're not smart enough to do this [ __ ] scheme by themselves.

Look look look. All right. When you get enough people enough of a demographic inside your your hot zone of that that that is the most important for you to win for your votes and stay in power. you are going to look the other way and allow them to do things because you depend on their vote.

Okay? And that's treason, dude. I you know, people say, "Oh, well, you know, that's not technically." No, [ __ ] That's treason.

It's treason. Okay? That's treason. And even going the other way, let's say for the slight chance you didn't know, that means that you don't have proper guidelines to set up to protect the taxpayer dollars. That's negligent. That's criminal negligence.

Yeah. Again, like I would go to jail doing that [ __ ] myself. You know what I'm saying? Their [clears throat] budget, their annual budget is about $33 billion.

Yeah. So, they didn't notice that one of those billions was missing. You only got 33 of them.

Yeah. [ __ ] Send them all to jail. Now, with that being said, though, here [clears throat] so and so says, uh, Josh says, or Jonah, I'm sorry. What do you think about the idea of having Congress and other appointed officials wearing body cam on duty? Yeah, that sounds good in theory, except for um they don't make these deals on duty, bro. No,

these deals are made in coffee shops. These deals are made on on privileged trips,

golf golf courses, golf courses. These are not on duty decisions. None of this collusion behind the scenes happens inside the the house. It doesn't That's not where it happens, dude. It happens or maybe

it happens Yeah. No [ __ ] It happens It happens at dinners. It happens at wine and dines. It happens at social functions,

charity gayas, [ __ ] you name it. There's implied there's implied quid proquos that are happening all the time. And that's why when I say, "Oh, a cup of coffee." Well, if someone buys you a cup of coffee or a dinner, there's some sort of implied hope that that person's going to do what you want them to do. Yeah. And that [ __ ] should be illegal in our government.

Dude, vice versa, when these dudes go on the campaign trail and they host these [ __ ] fundraising dinners and [ __ ] and they're hosting the seats are $10,000.

Well, let's be real. What's the fundraising for? What's the fundraising for? You're asking.

No, no, no. What is the fundraising for? Why do they need so much money? Well, there's two parts. They say to get elected, but once they're in, they need more money to get the seats on these subcommitt.

Okay. So, they're raising money because they have to do what to get elected? They have to buy what?

Buy a seat. No, they have to buy that. No, they have to buy advertising on mainstream media.

Okay. Now, we live in an age where mainstream media is very untrustworthy and the the public confidence in media does not exist at this point. So, do we really need to raise 20, 30, 40, $50 million to get a house and a seat in the house anymore?

No, we shouldn't. No, because we have infinite ability to advertise and campaign and be seen through social media, which is what's working anyway. Okay. So, when we think about them raising all of this money, it's actually not required anymore for them to be seen. It's not.

All right. So, with that being said, it would be easy for that to become outlawed and say, "Hey, you've got a campaign on your [ __ ]

and if people aren't paying attention to it, that's your problem. Ain't good enough,

right? That's it." Yeah. So, so dude, like a and a lot of this money gets stolen or misappropriated. Um, and in my opinion, dude, like this this whole this whole campaign funding scheme [ __ ] needs to end because, dude, people don't realize this, dude. You know, if you donate a million dollars to a political candidate, um, you get some say on how the [ __ ] they do things.

You absolutely get some say on it, right? Absolutely. That's that implied thing you're talking about. That's the same thing. I know that, but that shouldn't be happening if we were having true representation.

No, it is money. Joshua says it moneyaundering. It is. It absolutely is. I agree.

Now, with this with all of this thing, you know, going on up there, all the fraud and stuff, new new updates have come out that they're sending um DHS up to Minnesota um specifically targeting Minianapolis um where uh there's a councilman up there. He says that if uh he said ICE asking for documentation feels like 1930s, 1940s in Germany.

Does it How do you know? Were you there? How do you know? Were you there? Is that what it feels like?

Yeah. Yeah. Is that you? So you were there. So you know what it feels like, dude? I want to say that next time I get carded at like [ __ ] liquor store or something.

Yeah. What is this? Germany. Yeah. What is this? 1930s. Who are you? Hitler. Yes. My ID.

This is what they'll be saying for when we vote too. Yeah. Right. You know. Right. Right.

Like, hey, [ __ ] I got news for you. This is [ __ ] America. If you don't belong here, we want to see your [ __ ] papers. And by the way, hey, what happens when you get on an airplane? You don't have a [ __ ] ticket.

You kick the [ __ ] off. That's right. That's right. Yeah. Try telling that to TSA next time.

Yeah. Yeah. It's [ __ ] logic. Feels like 1930s. Listen, dude. I'm I'm tired of people pretending like it's okay for us to import third world [ __ ] criminals that suck up our resources that take our tax dollars and prevent us from actually helping the people who here in America need our help.

Okay. I don't like the idea of government assistance, but I'm also not ignorant enough or or coldhearted enough to say that it doesn't have its place.

All right. But I can tell you this, it certainly doesn't belong in the hands of people who aren't even citizens of this country. And if you don't agree with that, you're not a [ __ ] American. You're not empathetic. You're a [ __ ] communist, bro. Real talk.

100%. Now, speaking on accountability, okay, on that topic, um, we got to check in with our girl Candace on some accountability. Do you see what's been bubbling over there?

No, man. I'm It's so hard to follow. It's so hard to follow with what everything that's going on over there.

Well, I don't have a massive update, but this is an update. Um, yeah. Adam says, "They wanted us to they wanted to ask for papers during CO, but now it's a [ __ ] problem."

Yeah. Right. Right. Right. Okay. Right. Can I see your vaccination status for you to eat this hamburger, but but you know, hey, can I see your papers? So, uh, so we know that you belong in this country. That's Germany.

Yeah, that's Germany. Yeah, that's Germany. But but [ __ ] I want to see your papers. just eat a [ __ ] cheeseburger.

Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, that's completely fine. The [ __ ] out of here, dude. Yeah,

[ __ ] Um, but yeah, on accountability note, Candace Owens, she's just accepted to go to uh go on TPUSA's and uh discuss the entire Charlie Kirk assassination and uh there's been some interesting things that come up. It started off with this guy um his name is Blake Nef. Two Fs. Yeah, we announced on the live stream we announced on the show Wednesday has been set. Um, yeah, he went on a live stream and read a statement.

He acted like he was debating. No, you read a statement. And let's be real, dude. When you get someone like Candace Owens and you think you're going to read responses back, you're going to get [ __ ] eaten up, dude.

Well, that's exactly what happened to him. Uh, so he posted this out saying that uh at 4 pm Eastern, 2 pm local time on Monday, December 15th, a collection of Charlie's friends will respond to statements made by Real Candace O to set the record straight once and for all prior to the opening of America Fest. We'll be live streaming from Charlie's Phoenix studio. Our offer from yesterday holds if Candace wishes to join us in person in Phoenix, she is welcome to do so. she can let us know by the end of today.

Yeah, they've said that and they said, "Please don't accept. Please don't accept. Please don't accept."

Look, when they did it, it was 12:20. It was midnight when they posted that up and then they edited it roughly a couple of minutes after.

Um, now [clears throat] Candace responded. Okay, of course you did. Uh, she says, "Kind of weird how you didn't email or call me to ask about times or availability and choose to instead tweet this confirmation out at midnight. Why am I learning about this on X? December 15th does not work in person and 2 PM Pacific time is also literal time I do my live my podcast live every day which you knew but we will happily cancel the daily podcast and we'll join you guys virtually instead for the live stream on the 15th if that works on your end. Um let's lock it in. [clears throat] Couple things on this. Candace, if you get this message somehow, do not, for whatever reason, go in person to that event. I don't know.

No [ __ ] bro. Steve Sullivan says they're setting her up to get merked. Bro, no [ __ ]

They couldn't take care of the last guy, bro. There's been a whole bunch of people. There's been like three or four people that are inside TPUSA who have been

Yeah. who've been coming out and blowing the whistle saying, "Hey, man. There there's funny [ __ ] going on.

There's some [ __ ] [ __ ] up here. There's some stuff [ __ ] up. I don't like this. You give me a you give me a a a a lastm minute late night midnight offer where you have already set out the times, date, location, and then I have 24 hours to respond and agree to this. Otherwise, like no.

Yeah, I don't like this at all. So, don't go in person. I think doing the virtual thing will be cool though, right? Like, I mean, cuz I know this. She's going to come with her [ __ ] receipts

and I don't think they're going to be able to to to handle it, bro. I don't I don't think they're going to be able to handle it. Um, and she also said this too in a followup. She said, "We'll also add that I am happy to jump on Charlie's show any day before the virtual as well. I was serious when I said I uh as I I was serious when I said we could do it today. Even virtually, I can make it happen pretty much any day because it's easier to move things around with the kids and find someone to sub for my morning homeschooling." Um, [yawns and sighs] dude, this is going to be interesting to see.

I here's my my my parlay bet. I don't think they're going to go through with it. I don't think TP USA is

No, I I think what the clip here real Andy Forcella clips. I don't know who the [ __ ] that is.

Yeah, but it says classic Dodge. Thanks for the five bucks, though. Yeah. Uh classic Dodge tactic publicly issuing a challenge with super specific inconvenient terms that conflicts with her schedule. No prior coordination. 100%, dude. That's what she's saying. Yeah,

they don't they don't want that smoke. They have zero intention. They don't have the horsepower to even talk to her. Like, bro, very few people can debate Candace Owens because she's very prepared.

Okay, she has her [ __ ] together and she's very, very good in a debate format. [ __ ] dude. We We saw her here.

They had an event here and she crushed. Oh, yeah. So, like, dude, to assume that Candace is some like, you know, person that you could just pick a [ __ ] debate with,

dude. There's nobody in TPUSA. Nobody. Nobody. With the exception of Charlie Kirk,

that could even step into a room and have an actual debate with her. Period. Okay. So, you're going to get slaughtered. They know they're going to get slaughtered. This is them trying to save face. And to me, in my opinion, this almost shows that there's some funny business going on because of the way they're handling it.

Yeah. I call [ __ ] Yeah, I think [ __ ] too. I call [ __ ] Get Elon out of there.

Yeah. Elon needs Elon. Alain [ __ ] brother [ __ ] needs to go back. He needs to go back to [ __ ] Somalia,

bro. Listen, listen listen man. Yeah. Okay. you if you what I said is true. If you truly love your country the way that you say you do, go build it. But they can't. Nor do they actually believe what they say they believe. This is all about the money, bro. It's always about the money.

Yeah. Guys, jump in on the convo. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

So, you're saying she's a master debater? Yes, I am. That's Yes, I am. Oh, that was good. That was good. Guys, let's keep uh let's keep the cruise cruising. Got headline number three, our third and final headline. Um let's go to the department.

What do I think of Tim P losing his [ __ ] over the Candace stuff? Uh I like that guy.

I You know what, dude? I think all of these dudes, none of them want smoke from her.

None of them. None of them can can even talk with her. Can't complain. Okay. The only people that can actually have a debate with her are also highly intelligent off-the- cuff people. And

there's not that many of those people. No. Okay. And the people that are that way are the people that are most disliked from society. Okay. Nick Fuentes can sit there and have a conversation with her and defend himself and do good points. Okay. Andrew Tate can do the same. But people hate those [ __ ] You know why? Because they actually think for themselves and they have their own thoughts. It goes back to the uh philosoph it goes back to Socrates, you know. He the quote is I now forgive me. I'm not a [ __ ] I don't I don't have a quote resource in my head, but Zeon, I got a Zeon. Soon. All right, Zeon. What's the quote about uh no one is hated as as much as the man who tells the truth?

Oh, it talks about Marcus Aurelius. Choose not to be harmed and you won't feel harmed. Is that the one?

No, no, no. It's a Socrates quote or a a Plato quote. No one's hated. No one's more hated than he who speaks the truth.

Who's that? Socrates. There we go. Yeah. See that? I might not always know, but I kind of know, you know.

That's real. Yeah. That's the truth, bro.

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