Trump Doubles Down On Calling Gov. Tim Walz The Hard R - LIVE CTI 972

What this episode is about

The main topic focuses on Trump's controversial remarks referring to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as "the Hard R," sparking discussions about political rhetoric and public perceptions. The content also features light-hearted banter, personal anecdotes, and the importance of audience engagement through sharing the show, all while addressing various current events, including potential commentary on electoral matters.

Key takeaways

• Nothing bonds like shared laughter; even the toughest topics can be softened with humor.
• In a world cold and gray, a snowstorm can surprisingly brighten our outlook—embrace winter chaos.
• Sauna minutes are the new treadmill minutes—torturous yet oddly satisfying in a war against comfort.
• Conspiracy theories are like ice; half of them are slippery and dangerous, the other half entertaining.
• When toilets call, priorities shift; bathroom breaks could rival a medevac for urgency in the right context.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Andy Frisella (Host) · 1 h 4 min speaking
• DJ (Host) · 28 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ, CTI Live, Bubble Wallace
2. 10:00 – 20:00: COVID-19 pandemic, The Epstein files
3. 40:00 – 50:00: Sabrina Singh
4. 1:10:00 – 1:20:00: Kinnerton – Charlie
5. 1:20:00 – 1:30:00: Terminator

Notable quotes from "Trump Doubles Down On Calling Gov. Tim Walz The Hard R - LIVE CTI 972"

• I didn't like it as much. didn't feel as good.

  about Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ · at 1:52

• Somebody in the chat says shout out to Bubble Wallace.

  about Bubble Wallace · at 5:37

• People need to be held accountable for COVID. People need to be held accountable for the election fraud, and these illegals got to go. And if you don't get a major part of.

  about COVID-19 pandemic · at 15:02

• Well, to your point, right, and this actually kind of shows it perfectly. So, this is a real person. This is Sabrina Singh.

  about Sabrina Singh · at 45:29

• Yeah, it is Charlie's birthday tomorrow.

  about Kinnerton – Charlie · at 1:19:44

• The reality of what's probably going to happen is very similar to what happened in Terminator. That's that's what I feel. I feel like there's going to become a very.

  about Terminator · at 1:24:18

• Activities, and not get lazy and just order from the big corporations that are owned by the [ __ ] the Black Rocks and the Blackstones and the Vanguards and the State Streets.

  about Black Rock · at 1:26:12

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ — Person · Co-host · 1 mention · first at 1:42
  Co-host who banters with Andy, reacts to clips/headlines, and participates in commentary and audience interaction (polls, chat).
• Sabrina Singh — Person · Referenced government spokesperson (critic of meme) · 1 mention · first at 45:32
  Presented as an example of low-engagement ‘outrage’ from establishment figures; used to argue backlash is minority/bot-driven.
• Bubble Wallace — Person · Referenced sports figure (joke/chat mention) · 1 mention · first at 5:37
  Mentioned as a chat shout-out and used for banter; not central to the episode’s political topics.
• Kinnerton – Charlie — Person · Personal-life reference (pet name used as ‘Charlie Bear’) · 1 mention · first at 1:19:41
  Mentioned briefly at the end as ‘Charlie Bear’ having a birthday; light personal/community moment with the audience.

Companies & orgs

• CTI Live — Company · Host platform · 1 mention · first at 1:42
  The platform where the podcast is being broadcasted, mentioned at the beginning of the episode.
  Delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have CTI Live with Andy and DJ.
• Black Rock — Company · Referenced company · 3 mentions
  Mentioned in the context of discussing big corporations and their impact on local businesses.
• Blackstone — Company · Referenced company · 3 mentions
  Mentioned alongside Black Rock as examples of large investment firms affecting local economies.
  Activities, and not get lazy and just order from the big corporations that are owned by the [ __ ] the Black Rocks and the Blackstones and the Vanguards and the State Streets.

Concepts & topics

• The Epstein files — Concept · Referenced topic · 1 mention · first at 14:58
  Mentioned as a significant issue that needs to be addressed for political accountability.
  That's reality. The Epstein files need to come out. People need to be arrested.

Places & events

• COVID-19 pandemic — Event · Referenced event · 1 mention · first at 14:58
  Discussed in the context of accountability and political repercussions.

Media & podcasts

• Terminator — Media · Referenced media · 1 mention · first at 1:24:22
  Used as a metaphor to discuss the potential dangers of AI and robotics.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:02 They love them some Zeon. Who doesn't love Zeon? That's what I'm saying. Guys, before we get going, let's share Let's share the shout out. Share the chat. Share the chat. Make sure you do that. And then the chat, too. You know, got to have that chat. Oh,

0:26 everybody likes a little shared chat. You know what I'm saying? Who doesn't share the chat?

0:49 We got Twitter rolling. Twitter's up a notch. Hawkeye is like a OG. Talk about the Venezuela election rating. [sighs and gasps] You know what? We'll talk about whatever we want to talk about.

1:10 That's what we'll do. That's right. All right. When you guys are ready, let's make it Let's make it happen, Captain. All right, we got a count in.

1:28 Yes, sir. All right. All right. Yep. What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcell, and this is the show for the realist. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to [ __ ] reality. Guys, today we have CTI Live with Andy and DJ.

1:47 Hello, children. How you like that? That's something different. Yeah, it was different. You know, changed the game up.

1:51 Yeah. Got to keep them on the toes. I didn't like it as much. didn't feel as good.

1:55 Just let me do it. Yeah. Don't forget we have a fee. Fee is very simple. Share the show.

2:02 Don't be a hoe. And share the show. Yeah. I'm all over the place. How you How you doing, man? You

2:07 I don't know, dude. I just sat in the sauna for like 30 minutes, bro. My brain's a little fried.

2:11 Did you think of like you were someplace warm when you're doing it? Cuz it's like balls cold here,

2:15 bro. All I could think about was getting out of there. I feel like I'm in the microwave.

2:19 Really? Like you know how like you're standing in the microwave or you stand in front of the microwave? I know.

2:23 Yeah. You I know. You know, you're watching the minutes go and it's like going real slow. But then like what is that?

2:30 There's there's there's three slow minutes. Yeah. Okay. One is a treadmill minute.

2:35 All right. Two is a microwave minute. But I'm going to tell you right now, the longest minute is the [ __ ] inside the sauna minute.

2:42 That's the truth. See, I was going to say like you got Oh, plank minute. I would know. Pretty long. That's long.

2:48 You don't know. I know I know a thing or two. I know a thing or two. No planks,

2:52 bro. You know what else is a long minute, bro? Like when you got to go to the bathroom.

2:55 Do it. What? Huh? When you got to go to the bathroom. Yeah, bro. And like it's far away though. You know what I'm saying? You got the little gopher going.

3:03 You mean like that one time? That's what I'm saying. That's a long one time I had to have Chris come pick me up. I

3:09 have a [ __ ] medivvac. We were out doing cardio one time on 75 hard and I got like halfway through, dude. And it was an emergency. Well, the worst part about it cuz we were all the way at the bottom of that hill.

3:22 Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I couldn't waddle up the hill, bro. I would have came out.

3:25 Chris pulled up like it was Chris pulled up like it was a medevac dog. I need I needed it, bro. We had to call in the reinforcements.

3:33 Did we just We just hopped in the back seat. We didn't try to get in the front.

3:36 Dude, I hopped very carefully. Yeah, it wasn't even a hop. It was like I laid on my stomach.

3:41 Yeah, that's good times though, man. Damn, it was good times. Ah, so what's going on today,

3:46 dude? You know, we got a lot going on, bro. snowstorm here. It is snowing. Yeah, it's cold.

3:52 It's cold. I don't mind I don't mind it though because it's doing something. Yeah.

3:56 You know, it's not just cold and gray. Yeah, bro. Like that sucks, you know. Um

4:01 Yeah. I don't mind the snow, you know. I might get out there, make a little snow angel later.

4:05 Yeah. You know, if I feel frisky. Yeah. Go out there with your people. My people ain't

4:10 blackis. All that racist black ice that hurts people, bro. I mean, listen. They're saying, you know, I just read this report. Slooh said they got like, you know, 50% of their slip and falls were from from black ice.

4:20 Yeah. And there's only 13% black ice out. It doesn't cover everything. You know what I'm saying?

4:25 Mod didn't even want to get out there. That's actually real [ __ ] Mod didn't spray this year.

4:29 Well, they didn't spray at all. Usually, that's how it works. It's like they wanted the black ice to, you know,

4:35 it's called empowerment. Oh man. Chat, how we doing, man? Let's check in on the chat, man.

4:43 Oh man, they're already at it. Yeah man. Oh, tell the sock story. A sock story is a is for another day.

4:52 Oh, that's a Yeah. Yeah, that's uh Yeah. Um yeah, guys, stop what you're doing right now and share this live stream uh with someone that you love or, you know, you may not love, you know. Um share the chat out.

5:08 Yeah. Yeah. Um, so [clears throat] you know, I thought of all places to, you know, dude, for those who don't know, like the these these these outlines, right? Like it takes a minute to put this all together, right? And you always wonder like what to start with, right? And um, you know, the people have been speaking. They've been asking for more uh more conspiracy stuff.

5:29 Oh, really? Yeah. They like the conspiracy topics. Okay. Um, so I thought we give them a little bit of that. Um, we're going to go ahead and uh kick things off nice and hot. Somebody in the chat says shout out to Bubble Wallace.

5:41 Nobody in the chat said that. Yeah, they did. They said nobody Nobody said that.

5:45 Bubble Wallace. Zean, they say it. Who said something about Bubble? There we go. Hercules. Shout out to Bubble Wallace.

5:53 You Oh man, you're getting some love today. Everybody loves Bubbles. Yeah. Um but you know, you know, I thought, you know, a little conspiracy. What's your take on Neanderthalss? Wait, I don't I never met one.

6:10 You know, I try to reserve judgment for for meeting people in purp in person. You know what I'm saying?

6:16 Oh, man. Okay. You certainly didn't get hit with the with the good looks. Well, bro, you know what's funny? Like like I got something on this, but like isn't it weird that that's like what like a lot of trans people look like? Am I wrong?

6:29 You know what I'm saying? Like, bro, I mean, why you got Listen, why you got to do the NEANDERTHAL LIKE THAT?

6:39 THAT'S JUST WRONG, BRO. NO, RIGHT. IT'S LIKE YOU LOOK, it's like, okay, all right, I see it.

6:45 No, no, I don't see it. The headband ain't helping. That dude was straight up kill you for saying that.

6:50 The Neanderthal or Neanderthal? Well, both probably. I'm sorry. Okay, but I I found this interesting. So the some BBC scientists um they used some cutting edge technology to recreate how a Neanderthal's voice would have sounded. Okay.

7:10 And I have the clip. Okay. All right. This is a human. This is a human throat. This is a Neanderl and it's very squat. Probably the voice would be higher. So Elliot, let's try male human voice. Count over three.

7:28 1 2 3. Just pitch up your voice. 1 2 3. Now, we might have an idea that a a mattress sound is low, but that might be very useful. But it gets even more complex.

7:42 Let's just add a bit of nasal. Now, 1 2 3. Now, the other thing that would be happening which would actually increase that quality is a [clears throat] very heavy skull that seems to pull down into the throat there. Now add to that the fact that they had a fantastic chest which is a support system of breath which can produce enormous chest resonance and tremendous power. So I imagine that they wouldn't have subtle sounds. It would be loud, very loud or very very loud. And we can try and get that by I'm now going to engage Elliot by pushing to me. This is actually getting him right into his body. Now speak.

8:24 Now let's make a sound. Just let's make a huge R. [screaming] And again. Where did you [ __ ] find this bro?

8:41 Where did you find this? And why do I feel like this is total [ __ ] No, it's so real.

8:47 No, no, no, bro. I feel like she's total total [ __ ] bro. Come on, man. This all you got?

8:57 Bro, my algorithm is ruined. Yeah. Got to dig deep for this. Hey guys, tune in the show. We got some great [ __ ]

9:05 One, two, three. Oh man. Do you think the Do you Okay, but do you think like the evolution thing like do you think they they they were real? Right.

9:16 Man, you know what? I don't know what to think. Yeah. There's so many theories with so much compelling data behind it. It's just, you know,

9:24 Yeah. It's hard to tell. It would be impossible to say. See, I like I don't know. And it's like then they like put these like wax statues and [ __ ] like this is this is what they definitely look like. Y'all don't know.

9:34 No, there's no chance. No, there's no chance. You know what I'm saying? No. And if people like that are the ones trying to figure it out, I don't believe anything they say.

9:44 Yeah. Do you really believe they sound like that? I don't believe that. Did they even have verbal language?

9:52 I don't know. No, I think it was more just like yell, you know. Yeah. Similar to what, you know, some demographics have today.

9:58 Yeah. Mhm. What's wrong with you, man? All right, guys. Let's get into the show, man. Oh, man.

10:12 Everybody left. Now we got that out the way. All right. It's just us now. Oh my gosh.

10:20 I'm sorry, man. Dude, listen. It's been a long weekend, man. All that's been built up in me. You know, I got a vent.

10:25 Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Got to get it out somehow. Um, but uh yeah, let's get into our cruise, guys. We got a lot of stuff to cover, uh, remember, as always, if you guys would like to see what we talk about here, uh, these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. You guys can check them out there. Um, thus being previously stated,

10:48 let's proceed. Proceed we shall. Hell on one. Um, [clears throat] so Trump's in some good health. Uh, he's been making some noise. Um, he's just got a a very good clean bill of health. Uh, they dropped his MIR MRI uh results. And uh, you know, it's funny because a lot of people were like, "Oh, show you know, show us the paperwork." And now the paperwork's out and they're calling it fake,

11:16 you know, but it's a sign, sealed, deliver thing, you know, we got it here. Um, his physician um gave gave him a he said his cardiovascular imaging is perfect uh perfectly normal. There's no area uh evidence of arterial narrowing, which I will say, I mean, we see the amount of McDonald's this guy this guy eats. Okay. Something's elevated. Okay. All right. perfectly normal [clears throat]

11:42 compared to what? But compared to what? Okay, fair question. That's a fair question. Um, you know, but overall, excellent excellent bill of health. Um, and he made sure that everybody knew he's feeling good because he he's been making some rounds on some things.

12:00 Can we be real, dude? The the you listen, we talk positive and negatives here. PE like it's pretty ridiculous that people are trying to attack Trump and saying he's scenile and unhealthy after what we just went through.

12:17 Right. This [ __ ] couldn't even write. Right. Okay. And I'm the first one to say like we don't old people in office probably not a good idea. They don't have to live with the repercussions of the things that they do for very long. But let's be real, dude. There's no comparison.

12:32 And these people are grasping the straws. And you can not like Trump. You can talk [ __ ] on Trump. You didn't have to vote for Trump. But to to try and critique him like he's mentally like he's some sort of vegetable, it's it's absurd.

12:44 Yeah. I mean, dude, the the videos of Biden falling up the stage. This dude gets up. Do we not remember that Biden was putting a lid on things at 10:00 a.m.?

12:53 Right. Okay. This guy gets up. He flies all over the world. He's in 10 places at once. He's doing more [ __ ] than probably any of us would actually be willing to do in terms of just activity on a daily basis. I mean, he's a [ __ ] animal when it comes

13:06 at our young ages. Correct. Yeah, he's [ __ ] So, let's give the guy some credit, dude. Like, he's working his [ __ ] ass off whether he's getting the [ __ ] done or not, you know? We talk about that.

13:16 He's working hard though. He is working hard. He's not sitting in his office, you know, taking naps or going to the beach. How many times had Biden been to the [ __ ] beach already?

13:25 You know, come on, dude. Yeah. Like that's not I'm all for fair criticisms, but that's not a fair one.

13:30 Yeah. Fair fair shakes. Um you know, but you know, with with this clean bill of health, he he he has he's been he's been putting out some zingers. Yeah.

13:38 Um all over the place. This this clip I want to show this came out actually, I believe, on the 27th. Uh so we're kind of recapping something from the weekend. Um but it's interesting because it's something that we have talked about a lot

13:54 on this show. Yeah. Let's check this clip out. The next couple of years, I think we'll substantially be cutting and maybe cutting out completely, but we'll be cutting income tax. Could be almost completely cutting it because the money we're taking in is going to be so large. And yet other countries who have been ripping us off for many, many years and many years they've just been ripping us to shreds. I mean, yeah. Should have been done a long time ago, like in 1913. You know what I'm saying? So,

14:29 dude, most people don't know that. We as a country, most people don't even understand taxes, dude.

14:33 No, I mean, I don't. Okay. And and they hear that. They hear, "Oh, no taxes." And then they think, "Well, [ __ ] those rich people. Tax them. I need my shit."

14:43 Even if they could get the [ __ ] another way, right? You know what I'm saying? It's

14:47 it's uh Yeah, it's what it should be. And uh it should have already been. And you should probably hurry up, dude. Because I'm going to be real. Unless these things happen before midterms next year, you're going to lose.

14:58 That's reality. The Epstein files need to come out. People need to be arrested. People need to be held accountable for COVID. People need to be held accountable for uh the election fraud,

15:07 you know, and uh these illegals got to go. And if you don't get a major part of that done between now and midterms, you're not you're losing

15:14 because people just aren't with it, man. Not. And yeah, he's come out this weekend and he said a whole bunch of [ __ ] but like

15:22 he always says a whole bunch of [ __ ] So, well, it seems like it's it's been it's been it's been an increase though, right? Like I mean, uh not sure if you saw this, but he called Tim Walls a word that we cannot say on YouTube live. Uh so I'm told. Um but if you guys can see that word, it's right there.

15:40 You can't say [ __ ] I think I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure that if Trump says it publicly,

15:48 it's fine. It's a rubber stamp that it's acceptable. We're quoting. It's back in culture.

15:52 We're quoting. I don't care if I'm not quoting. Oh, I like the word. All right. That's what it is. Tough [ __ ]

16:00 Okay. Let's be real, dude. Yeah. The the whole that's a massive sign that culture is moving

16:07 because think of this. Think if you had said that in his first term. Oh, man. Oh my good. Well, I remember he did the thing. You remember he did the thing?

16:15 Oh, yeah. [clears throat] Yeah. They they try to impeach him for it, dude. So, I mean, you know, it's definitely moving, but now I mean, yeah, it's like it's like

16:24 anything goes. Well, anything goes. I mean, there's one more I'm really waiting on. And I feel like if he lets that one go, it's really over. You know what [snorts] I'm saying? I'll let you decide. Let you guys vote down in the comments what you think what you think it is.

16:38 Hey, dude. I thought it was I thought it was funny. No, the dude is great. I mean, here's the clip from this.

16:42 And let's be real, Tim Walls is Well, did you see his response? Yeah, he said he said something like

16:49 it's a badge of honor. Yeah. Like, what? Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Check this clip out, man.

17:01 In that same post, you mentioned Tim Walls and you called him what many Americans do find offensive [ __ ] Do you stand by that claim of calling Tim Moart?

17:11 Yeah, I think there's something wrong with him. Absolutely. Sure. You have a problem with it?

17:16 Uh, you know what? I think there's something wrong with him. Anybody that would do what he did, anybody that would allow those people into a state and pay billions of dollars out to Somalia, we give billions of dollars to Somalia. It's not even a country because it doesn't function like a country. It's got a name, but it doesn't function like a country. There's something wrong with walls. I mean, there is.

17:40 Yeah. It's a badge of honor, though. I like how he said, "You got a problem with that?" Yeah.

17:44 Like, dude, that's the that's the [ __ ] we need back, bro. We need to savage Trump,

17:48 but we need him to follow it up with action. Yeah. With action. Yeah. Okay. Words are not enough anymore. You've said it all. You've promised it all. You've talked about it all. And there's been very little to back that up. And until that starts to be backed up, yes, people are going to like the tweets and they're going to like that you're getting aggressive, but aggressive talk's not going to get it done.

18:07 No, we need more. We need We need action. Yeah. Um, now this whole Tim Wall, it is interesting how almost every time we do a live, like the next two or three days, if you pay attention, he'll start talking about the stuff exactly as we said it.

18:20 So, very interesting. Somebody's listening. Well, we know we know they listen. Yeah. [clears throat] But but [ __ ] [ __ ] asked me for my autograph when I [ __ ] met them all. So yeah, they listen.

18:33 The the interesting thing is this Trump this this Trump wall situation, right? Like more come out and something just came out today um in Tim Walls's uh Somali state. Um talking about these Somali pirates, I mean Somali immigrants. Um the Minnesota scandal explodes. Over 480 DHS employees accused Governor Tim Walls of orchestrating a massive cover up. They retaliated against whistleblowers to shield Somali illegal fraud ring that stole over a billion dollars. So [clears throat] Tim Walls is under fire right now for this um after employees from the Minnesota Department of Human Services issued a bombshell statement accusing the far-left government uh of orchestrating a sweeping cover up to shield a sprawling Somali immigrant fraud ring uh that stole all of this money. According to DHS insiders, Walls was uh not only ignored early warnings, but actively retaliated against agency employees who sounded the alarm. So,

19:41 they're telling him, "Hey, this stuff is happening. These people are stealing our money, our taxpayer dollars, and shipping them off to Somali land. You better not say anything about or else."

19:51 And they he they they've been retaliating. We'll send we'll send my Secret Service to your house, shoot you with paintballs. That's right. Like we did during co

19:58 That's right. Um, so they now accuse the uh his administration of using political intimidation monitoring threats and agency manipulation to suppress evidence and silence w uh witnesses. They've reported that, you know, we've talked about on the show, it's over 70 people right now of the Somali community um in Minnesota that have has been involved in one specific piece of this. Um but you go back over the years, you add it all up, it's well over uh well over a billion dollars now. [clears throat] And uh yeah, 80% of the money that uh or all of of all the money that has been sent, 80% of it has not been recovered, right?

20:36 Um and so that's going um now [clears throat] what do you think they bought with it? What do you think? You think they invested it smartly?

20:49 Somali land's going to look like a beautiful country. You think they bought better rowboats

20:54 so they could use their big brains to attack [ __ ] massive ships? The seven horsepower [ __ ] two strokes. They

21:00 got four strokes now. They're moving up in the world. Oh, that's that's our money,

21:05 dude. There it goes, dude. 80% of it gone. We're never getting it back. Yeah, I know.

21:10 And it's not I I mean, again, these are Minnesota. I wonder how much made it back Tim

21:14 Waltz for not saying anything. That's right, dude. I mean, it's like, come on, man. You know, but it doesn't it doesn't stop because these people continue to, you know, prop up this thing of like, oh, you know, they're so good people, right?

21:28 No. Um, no, those people are not good people. No, there might be some good Somali.

21:33 Maybe. But there those ones aren't. No. No. And they certainly don't belong in America. They belong in Somalia. The [ __ ] out.

21:40 Well, Trump didn't stop there. So, from calling Tim Walls [ __ ] to uh saying that Ilan Omar should be thrown out of the United States because she married her brother. Did you see this?

21:51 Which is true. We've covered this. That's not why she should be thrown out. I mean, okay, let's talk about it.

21:57 That's going to be your legal legal way to get her out. That's cool. Um yeah, he also said this. So, this was all on the plane, dude. He's just letting it rip, right? Letting all of it rip.

22:05 Um that's what we need. This was the audio that was recorded from it. Dude, he's got to quit playing ball with these [ __ ] All right, let's hear the audio.

22:13 Yeah, where you have a congressman goes around telling everybody about our constitution and yet she supposedly came into our country by marrying her brother. Well, if that's true, she should be a congressman and we should throw her the hell out of our country.

22:27 On top of that, in that same post you mentioned Tim Walls and you called him what many

22:32 Listen, she should be thrown out of the country for plethora of other reasons. Okay. Number one, she's a traitor. Number two, she's a foreignb born representative of American citizens, which doesn't make sense. That doesn't make sense. You cannot have someone from a different country come into our country and get elected and think they're going to represent us up there.

22:57 That's not going to happen. That needs to be illegal. Okay? And number three, now she's the ring leader allegedly of stealing a billion [ __ ] dollars. Okay? And this is someone who's openly stated that her loyalty is to Somalia first. All right, that should be enough. When she uttered those words, she should have been thrown out of the country. All right, I don't I don't understand how this is even possible that we are

23:25 somehow allowing these people to represent the citizens of this country when they're not even representative of an American citizen. Like what what makes sense about that?

23:37 Yeah. Like what's the argument for that? Yeah. No, I I don't know one. But like for me it makes me just rethink the whole election thing, right? Because it's like how does somebody like that

23:48 get in, right? So like I mean Okay. So Well, I mean they just they just ran a [ __ ] scam to steal a billion dollars. Bro, you don't think they ran a scam in their neighborhood to get her elected?

24:01 But that's what I'm saying. Like but like you know so like one of the things that people say about the elections is that the reason like they won't vote or don't vote is because they feel like their votes don't matter right and so [clears throat] it's like in something like this like I have a really hard time like I'm sure there's some good motans up there who saw this lady come up and was like okay maybe you know okay you know the diversity stuff was high and mighty at that time sure okay let's put you know let's put let's put some lady up in there right but I have a hard time believing that was the majority dirty, right? And so it just makes me think like, so you know, what was the truth?

24:36 What actually happened? How, like, how are these people actually getting [ __ ] in, dude?

24:40 Uh, it's real simple. It's what I said and continue to say. It's people who have never had hardship in their entire lives, who don't have to deal with the repercussions of an election like that voting that way because they want to feel morally superior to everybody else. That's what it is.

24:59 Okay. Okay. So, I do believe people voted for her. I do believe far-left people voted for her. And I do believe the reason they voted for her is so that they can brag at brunch about how good of a person they are.

25:09 That's how these people get in. We have a problem with people who have what is now being called suicidal empathy

25:17 for other people. Okay? They they believe that they're doing something good. But these people are so out of touch with reality because they typ these people typically don't have to pay their own way. They're already well off.

25:33 They're comfortable. They're safe. Correct. They're they're not having to touch this in real life.

25:38 So, it makes them feel guilty that they don't have to deal with these hardships and then they tell themselves a Saab story about, oh, look, like you said, oh, it's diversity and it's great and we're giving this woman a chance. when that woman would slit your [ __ ] throat without hesitation if she had the chance. What people have failing to realize is that these people hate regular American citizens. And people are like, "Well, what do you mean they hate us?" Well, if they loved America and they loved American citizens, then why do they try so hard to bring their culture here instead of adapting to our culture,

26:13 right? Why do they resist American values? Why do they talk [ __ ] about America? Why do they talk? Why do they [ __ ] on the way that we do things?

26:21 Why do they steal from us? Yeah. Like, dude, these people do not love America. It's the opposite. And and I I don't know what it is about people that that you can like I just think that things have been so good for so long here, like so good for so long that people just don't understand that there's not there's people out there, a lot of them typically the most powerful people in the world who are willing to lie to your face to get what they want. They don't operate on a sense of values and and uh and integrity like most Americans do.

26:55 Even the dumb ones, they don't have that. They're they will they're sociopathic people. They will lie without hesitation, without fear, without

27:05 any kind of remorse or feel bad or guilt to get what they want. And that is what you're dealing with. And until people wake up to that understanding, a fundamental reality about human beings,

27:17 they're going to continue to to tell this story as long as it's propagated to them. And until [ __ ] is like so bad that literally their neighborhood is burning down, they won't get it. They won't understand it dude.

27:30 And by then it's too late, dude. They they talk about it all the time, man. You know, people will rally around and root for communism and not understand it until like the the the [ __ ] train door closes behind them

27:46 and then they're like, "Oh, fuck." And it's too late. Yeah. And that's what's going on here. People don't have the ability or the perception or the belief to understand that there are bad people out there. And those people sometimes appear to be great people.

28:02 They tell you exactly what you want to hear all the time. If you've ever been around any of these politicians, you can see it. Okay? They they they literally tell people whatever they want to hear to their face. Whatever they want to hear. It doesn't matter. It doesn't even matter if it goes along with what they believe or not or even a little bit. They'll just say, "Yeah, yeah, we're gonna do that. We're gonna do that. Can I count on your vote?"

28:23 You see what I'm saying? Like, dude, it's just a total lie. And you know, most Americans are so good in their heart, they're good people. Yeah.

28:33 Okay. And even these people who are ignorant, like when we talk about these people who are wellto-do and it's not that they're bad people, they're just so out of touch with the reality of the situation that they don't understand what they're doing.

28:49 Yeah. You know? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and like the other piece of this shoe that like is

28:55 every single one of those people would vote differently if a Somali gang [ __ ] raided their house.

28:59 Yeah. Well, I mean, and that's the other piece because that's what they'll tell you, right? like, you know, like old Somali are helping America thrive when this new data just came out that 42% of Somali are on food stamps.

29:10 Well, I mean, why are they on food stamps? You know, they don't eat that much. What?

29:19 I heard you do eat less when you eat with your hands. That's That's actually No, that's like a real thing.

29:23 Really? Yeah. Not true. Yo, man. Dude, I don't know, man. I mean, why are we spending all the money? Why don't we give them like a a you know,

29:38 a half of a food stack? You know [snorts] what I'm saying? Or a quarter. I just gave these people 25 cents.

29:49 Okay. Obviously, obviously, if I'm making a decision, they ain't getting [ __ ]

29:53 Yeah. [clears throat] Right. I think Trump's spot on when he says, you know, hey, look,

29:57 all all the illegals got to go. If you're in here illegally, it doesn't matter. Does not matter. You got to go. If you're a foreign national and you're here on temporary visa, you're not contributing to the country, you got to go.

30:07 Got to go. If you're here without a job and you're just sucking up resources from American taxpayer dollars and you happen to be for any reason here and you don't got to go. Got to go. Gotta go.

30:19 If you broke our laws getting here and while you're here, you break more laws, you got to go. I you know what I don't think citizen citizenship for people even when they come legally should come unconditionally.

30:32 I think that if you come here and you you get caught doing some like certain things like I'm not talking about speeding ticket. I'm not even talking about a DUI. I'm talking about a violent crime or some sort of like uh you know like this [ __ ] the scam [ __ ] Like you got to go. There's got to be there has to be some revisions in this in a real way. Yeah. Okay. Like we can't allow people to come in from other places, make this their home, and then disrupt the culture of America. And that's been going on for way too long.

31:03 It has to end. And it has to end soon or we won't have a country. And my hope is, and I still have hope for this, that Trump is waking up to the reality that like, dude, you're losing your fanfare. You're losing your base. And one thing about Trump

31:20 is that he don't like to lose. Okay? and he certainly doesn't like to be on the wrong end of the of the when people have egos like Trump has. One of the things they can't stand is that when people turn against him, it's very hard for those people. Okay? And I think he's feeling that right now. I think he's to the point where he's understanding or he's got enough wherewithal or at least someone in his ear telling him like, "Hey, dude. Uh, you're losing him." To where now he's like, "Well, [ __ ] it. I'm going to do whatever." And that's what we need. We need him to say, "Fuck it.

31:51 [ __ ] all of you. I'm going to do what needs to be done. I'm going to do it. And I don't care who gave me money. I don't care who voted for me. I don't need any more [ __ ] votes because I'm riding off into the sunset after this. I'm going to fix this [ __ ] I'm going to get the [ __ ] out. That's what needs to happen with Trump. And if he doesn't do that, it will it will fundamentally change the country forever and we will never recover. It will never happen.

32:13 This is the last chance. It really is. It's real, man. It's real. Guys, jump down in the comments. Let us know what you guys got. on this headline. With that being said, let's go cruise our chat.

32:24 Yeah, chat. How are we doing? Everybody still hanging in there? Let's get Chuck in the super chats asking, "When can we get these representatives out? Sure seems like someone else is behind their message and actions. So, who is that and how do we reduce their power?"

32:40 Well, I mean, look, dude, I think it's very obvious who it is. You know, we've got half of the we've got half of the c or half of the Congress and elected officials taking money from China in one way or another. We got three quarters of them. I think I believe almost every representative of Congress has if they've taken money from Apac or is Israeli lobbies, they have a handler. Okay? Those things can't happen. All right? Because what happens is we have money going to these people which runs their whole campaign and protects their ability to insider trade and get all the deals and make all the money and these people dictate the decisions that they make. And in my opinion, if you take money from a foreign government and you make decisions based upon that, that's treasonous to the American people. That is against our interest. Okay? And that's something that's a level of corruption that has to be fixed. Our

33:32 government cannot be our our government officials cannot be influenced or persuaded by foreign allies or adversaries to make rules for us on how we're going to do things and how we're going to spend our money. And everybody likes to say, "Well, it's the Jews." No, it's not. It's a whole bunch of different foreign interests that are all paying for us for them to make decisions that go along with their agenda. Uh, and Israel, yes, Israel's government is a Netanyahu is a big part of that. Okay? And those things have to be corrected.

34:09 There, if we want a real government, if we want real representation, elected officials should be banned from taking foreign money of any sort, whether it comes directly, indirectly, through 15 different shell companies. If you get caught taking money, you should go to jail. That's the if if they did that, we'd actually have some rules and some laws to benefit it here.

34:31 Yeah, 100%. Bethany Worse, uh, she said, "Good evening, gentlemen. The world has gone crazy, and I'm glad to have found this show and am able to share my time with you all on a daily basis."

34:42 Yeah. Well, we appreciate you, too, Bethany. We appreciate you. We appreciate all you guys that come and listen to our show. In fact, I was I had a question. Maybe we would do a poll.

34:52 Let's Is it poll time? Yeah. I feel like we need some uh it is poll but the poll is very simple. If we came on, let's just hypothetically said

35:01 we came on every night at 700 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Would this become your regular evening routine? Just curious. It's p time. I feel like we need some nice nice little uh you know like a little theme song for that. P.

35:25 But pole time could be interpreted many different ways. Exactly. Like that could be like strip club.

35:31 You know what I'm saying? Like when you say pole time, that's what I think. She's got a lot of pole time.

35:37 You know what I'm saying? Poll. Y'all love polls. Yeah. You like them the most.

35:44 Who? Me? Yeah. Yeah. 90%. Yeah. Yeah. All right. That's not bad. Yeah. the 10 10% of you, you got more important things to do.

35:53 Mhm. I understand. It's okay. Uh we got carpet DJ 2028. Yeah. Yeah. Like like listen, man. We can't even get YouTube to show our [ __ ]

36:06 That's right. That's right. That's right. Like, dude, we're gonna need a lot more 7K posts. You know what I'm saying? To be able to make that happen.

36:15 Thank God for audio. Yeah. Twitter's with it. Twitter's with it. keeping up with Nick Fuentes. I mean, yeah, who's not watching what Nick Fuentes had to say right now?

36:26 No, he's not. Yeah, he's got a lot of [ __ ] to say. And and I'll be real, 90% of it I agree with.

36:33 Mhm. You know, I I think the reason he's getting so much heat is because he's right over the [ __ ] target. Does he say some crazy [ __ ] Yeah, I say some crazy [ __ ] DJ says some crazy [ __ ] Y'all say some crazy [ __ ] behind closed doors. And if you say you don't, you're lying.

36:47 Okay. So, I don't know. I actually think the dude's pretty funny. I think he makes a lot of good points. He articulates them well and he clearly cares about America and he cares about what's going on in this country and he cares about the culture of America. And I don't think he really is a racist like people say that he is. I think he wants people to have American values and be America first. And I dude, that's right along with what I think too. So I you know

37:12 the craziest thing about the Nick Fest stuff is that like like dude at the end of I'm a free speech absolutist.

37:17 Me too. Like that's the only way this country will work, [snorts] right? Like the the people that are calling for Oh,

37:23 hold on. This person says Nick Fuentes is my new leader. Here's the problem with that. Okay. Yes. Good ideas, zero tactical experience.

37:33 Right. Okay. This is the problem with some of these with how you guys interpret some of these personalities. And one of the biggest problems that we have in our government is that we have a bunch of professional [ __ ] talkers and no actual tactical operators. This is the biggest organization in the history of mankind. You can't just take someone who says [ __ ] and say, "Oh, yeah, they can run it."

37:55 That's it. Y Yeah. Like that's great. Now, I'm not saying he doesn't have great ideas, but I'm saying there's a lot more to it than that.

38:01 So, let's be careful about what you think about that. We've put we've put a lot of bad people in the office. Uh and I'm not saying him. We've put a lot of bad people in office that did not have experience and they [ __ ] the country up royally. Uh i.e. Barack Obama, the worst, literally the worst person for America in the history of America.

38:24 So, no, it's real, man. Yeah. Yeah. Town Sar Eagle says, "Agreed about tactical operators." Yeah. Yeah, bro. Uh you don't you don't have to agree with me. I don't I'm not looking for agreement. And I'm just telling you the way it is. Like you can't take someone who's never run a [ __ ] snow cone stand and put them in a [ __ ] position to run the biggest organization in the history of mankind. Yeah. That does not that's a recipe for failure. So, you know, but there's a lot of people who create a lot of impact and a lot of movement who don't ever run for office. In fact, the most influential people that have ever existed in this country in terms culturally weren't presidents. They were they were they were they were figures like him.

39:02 Yeah. So, [ __ ] Benjamin Franklin. Yeah, Andy Forcella. Wait, what? Somebody named Ginger in the super chat saying, "All my meta accounts deleted for reposting one of Andy's clips trying to censor me, but turned a lot of people on to form energy in my spare time.

39:23 Ginger win. All right, that sucks. Sorry. Yeah, thanks for the love. Thanks. Thanks for energy, D."

39:28 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. Patrick over on Twitter, he says, "Bring back uh breaking news."

39:36 Breaking news. It's kind of hard to do breaking news when it's live, though. You know what I'm saying? Like,

39:39 I don't know. Can't you just go to the news? We can break some. Yeah, I mean, I guess we could.

39:46 I guess we could. Poll time. Poll time. Poll time. I feel like have the people What time does What time does Fuentes do his [ __ ]

39:57 You guys, if you guys watch him, you know. I don't know. Yeah. But when does Fentes go live?

40:03 I'll tell you what. Here's what I think, too. PM Central. Here's what I think. $10 towards the new wood chipper.

40:10 There you go, Luke. I like that. Appreciate that, brother. What's up from Roswell?

40:15 Like Nevada. Ain't that where it's at? New Mexico. Oh, New Mexico. Same thing. It's uh online is saying 8:00 PM Central for Nuke Fentes show.

40:24 Cool. All right. Yeah, dude. Look, man. I never watched his show, but I see his clips and I mean the clips I've seen

40:31 are pretty [ __ ] spot on. Yeah, I'm just being real. What I was gonna say earlier because you like the 90% I think that that 10% is more of an intentional like like way to get people in. You know what I'm saying? Like I think it's more like a Kanye West vibe almost.

40:44 I think he's I think he's destroying cancel culture. Yeah. You know, it's the same thing tape did.

40:49 Yeah. They say the wildest [ __ ] to the to the point where nobody cares anymore. Now you got Donald Trump saying [ __ ] on national television, right?

40:58 Okay. So, you know, a win is a win is a win. Yeah. I listen, I think he's good for America. That's the truth.

41:07 Yeah. Uh and I think he's really good for his audience, which is the young Gen Z male, right? He's got Somebody's got to wake these [ __ ] up.

41:15 So, you know, and and you don't have to agree with everything anyone says. You guys don't agree with everything I say. Ryan Tanzola, good evening, Andy and DJ. My dad recently put me on to your show. Love what you guys are saying. Really have changed some of my views.

41:30 Yeah, man. There we go. Appreciate it. Aren't you glad you're not going to cut off your dick anymore?

41:38 Thank your dad. Dad, I suck up a dick. Yeah, that's all right. I always knew you had We love it, bro. We just got to give you a little little tease there. Appreciate you man.

41:49 I love it, dude. I love it. Well, guys, I appreciate all you guys that even listen to us, man. Like, it's it means a lot to us. We have a lot of fun doing this show, but we do it with a purpose, you know? That's right. Big purpose is to wake culture up, and I'm a fan of anybody that's waking culture up.

42:02 Real talk. 100%, man. Guys, we do appreciate you. Uh, thank you for the love, the likes, the subscribes. Uh, make sure you guys hit that bell notification, stay up to date with the latest topics and episodes dropping [snorts] real. That being said, let's uh keep cruising. headline, too. Um, [clears throat] Pete Hexath, he's in the news um over a cartoon. Yeah. Pete Hexath's post of cartoon meme on targeting narco terrorists outrages liberals. That sounds like a win.

42:36 Yeah. Secretary of War Pete Hexath posted a cartoon meme Sunday about the Trump administration's military campaign targeting South American drug boats uh that drew outrage from liberals upset about the attacks. The post has gone viral um with over 5 million views as late u late Sunday. It now has over 18 million views. Um here is the post. So he posted this with the caption saying for your Christmas wish list. It's a classic Franklin story. Franklin targets narot terrorists.

43:08 What? People are mad about this. Oh, bro, they're hot. Why? They're hot. Why? War crimes criminals.

43:15 War crimes. You're going to call war. Listen, these pe Dude, I'm convinced that most of these people are bots.

43:22 Okay. Because there's not a [ __ ] on this planet that wants more drugs in this country. Yeah.

43:26 Okay. We got to bring them more in. Yeah, dude. Come on, man. There's not another There's not there's nobody out there

43:32 that wants more illegal criminals in this country. They don't exist. And I I think a lot of the resistance here and outrage is just fake outrage bot [ __ ]

43:41 Let's be real. Um what's that saying the president had like bring your broken, bring us your broken, bring us your uh

43:48 Well, you don't have Bring us your cocaine. Bring us your go. You don't receive the broken if you destroy before it gets here.

43:56 That's right. That's right. You know what I'm saying? That's right. Like, dude, let's be real, dude. You know, these same people are are are crying. Let's just say they're real because I don't think they are. These people are crying about [ __ ] terrorists who are going to [ __ ] put fentanyl in your son's marijuana and kill him.

44:15 Right. Okay. But you don't say [ __ ] about the crimes against humanity that happened during CO.

44:20 You don't say [ __ ] about the crimes against the treasonous activities of letting in 20 million mostly military age males come in this country that are now violently attacking American citizens on a regular basis. And it's going to get worse. They don't say a word about that.

44:36 It's fake outrage, dude. I don't think it's fake outrage. I think it's just straight up fake.

44:40 Cuz I I don't think we could go on the street today. I really don't. I don't think we I in St. Louis, which in St. Louis is

44:48 even though listen, even though Missouri's red, St. Louis is pretty blue. Super blue.

44:52 Okay. And if you walked down the streets today, and you said, "Hey man, how do you feel about the terrorists getting blown up for bringing drugs in the country?" every single person is going to be like, "Good,

45:04 good." So, I I don't understand. The only ones that wouldn't be are doing drugs. So, you know, that's [clears throat] about I mean,

45:12 yeah, they don't want them here either because it creates more competition, right?

45:14 You know what I'm saying? It's capitalism. Yeah. So, nobody nobody wants these people here, dude. I just think it's fake. I think it's fake [ __ ]

45:20 So, so one that was real. I think it's no different than these influencers who who come out of nowhere and then they got 20 million followers, right? Like,

45:27 but nobody knows who they are in public. Well, to your point, right, and this actually kind of shows it perfectly. So, this is a real person. This is Sabrina Singh.

45:35 Okay. Um, she was the former press secretary for the Pentagon. Okay. So, she she reposted uh PXs saying, "Imagine any other SEC death posting this." And then remember, they wouldn't uh they never would because they were serious people.

45:51 Oh, you mean like Lloyd Austin who dressed like Darth Vader? Yeah. There you go. There you go. You mean Darth Vader? Yeah.

45:59 You know, you mean you mean like uh uh the last administration who was parading around the office in [ __ ] drag, putting out videos with dudes and dresses with 15-inch fingernails.

46:11 You remember the coute cloths? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Like, dude, come on. These people serious. Yeah.

46:18 So serious. Serious to who? Yeah. Serious to who? And let's quit bending over for the minority. Okay. You got you you don't like it. All right.

46:26 How many likes she got? Huh? 46 likes. That's it, bro. That's what I'm saying. Nobody's with this [ __ ]

46:31 Nobody is. Nobody is, bro. The Yeah. Going back to the Fuentes thing cuz I was thinking about this. They're making a big mistake if they really think he's the enemy

46:43 because they are talking about him non-stop. Oh, bro. And they they're making him famous, which is I think a great thing. But, you know, you see these people talking about him like Mark Levvin, you know, he's calling him little Hitler and [ __ ] and it's just like it's like, dude, you're making this guy famous. Yeah.

47:02 Like, you don't understand. I saw Levin make a post or they do understand. No, he doesn't cuz Levin's the only people that watch people like Mark Levvin are above the age of 60.

47:13 All right. So, he gets on Fox News and he thinks he's got this massive audience. He made this tweet the other day talking about Fuentes's audience and basically making fun of him, saying he was a nobody. And it's like, dude, you don't get it. Like, you don't get it. The power has changed. You are not the media anymore. We are the [ __ ] media. And he made some comment about like, uh, I forgot what it was. It was like, I'll put my audience up against yours. Yeah, okay, do it. Because our audiences are young, [ __ ] strong, self-sufficient males that want to kick ass. Your audience is a bunch of old crusty [ __ ] that have completely [ __ ] this country up and everybody hates them.

47:50 Okay. So, yeah. Okay. You know, Big Bang, take little B. Yeah, let's do it. Um, but yeah, [snorts] dude, they're they're all up in flames about this thing. Um, funny, oddly enough, um, this guy had something to say. Mark Kelly, I think is his name

48:08 about this. Yeah, he's one of the Sedicious Six, right? He's been very Oh, he is. He should go to He should go to the [ __ ] chamber.

48:14 He almost went to the moon or something like that, too. Was he an astronaut? Allegedly.

48:18 Oh, so he's a liar. That's right. That's right. That should be your first red flag. This [ __ ] say he went to space. Like, come on.

48:25 Yeah. He went to space like them Amazon girls went to space. That's right. That's right. Uh but yeah, let's check out astronaut like Katy Perry.

48:33 That's right. You know, he he's he's just Yep. Yep. Oh, almost went there. Uh, let's check this clip.

48:41 He's putting out on the internet turtles with rocket propelled grenades killing. I mean, have you seen this? This is the Secretary of Defense. This is not a serious person. He should have been fired after signal gate.

48:59 So, I mean, I can understand why he's upset because I don't believe the United States military uses RPGs. That's right. You know,

49:09 you know what I'm saying? Like that's that's a little I mean, we're a little bit more advanced than that.

49:14 Yeah. A little bit more than I do. I think I mean, a turtle could probably do it, I guess.

49:19 I'm just saying that guy here's what's happening, dude. Okay. Like, all all jokes aside, here's what's happening. The walls are closing in.

49:27 Yeah. And these people don't like it. They realize they've lost their grip on power. They realize that young influencers and people with podcasts aren't the joke that they thought they were, right? They they're they're starting to realize that everybody's against them. Everybody's tired of them. Everybody's tired of them being on the take and subverting the law and making life hard on American citizens. Everybody's tired of it. Not the left, not the right, not the middle, [ __ ] everyone. And they're losing their grip on the power structure they've had uh exclusively for the last 40 years. M

50:00 and they don't like it. That's what's going on. That's why you have Mark Levin throwing a [ __ ] fit every two seconds. Uh that's why you have this guy panicking and these other people panicking. They all realize the c You have to think about it, dude. If you knew that you did a bunch of bad [ __ ]

50:16 and you knew that you were losing control over the ecosystem that allowed you to get away with that and kept that secret, you're personally terrified. And you could feel the panic from these people. You could feel it, dude. Like, look at his face when he says that. He's

50:32 He was shaking a little bit. He's looking at it and he's saying it like the look he makes when he's get done speaking here is like, "Don't you guys agree?" But nobody does agree and it's scaring them. So, this is what's causing this panic. Watch his face at the end.

50:47 I took the audio off. Yeah. You don't have to have the audio. Yeah. Yeah. Wait, wait, wait.

51:02 You see that? He's looking for You see that at the end? He's looking for value.

51:05 He's got like a lip quiver and he's [ __ ] like looking around like, dude, that guy's guilty as [ __ ] and he knows it.

51:11 I do want to know. That's like when you sit with someone who you know's done a bad bunch of bad [ __ ]

51:16 Like, okay, as an employer, like you got someone who you know has done a bunch of bad [ __ ] and they know that you know they've done a bunch of bad [ __ ] and then they start trying to defend it.

51:25 That's that look. Yeah. I am curious what kind of razor this guy uses though because I mean that's a good shave. That's a good clean shave.

51:32 Well, that's a skin suit. So, we rub the lotion on your skin. Yeah, dude. I mean, listen I Fair shakes, right? I mean, that's a good shave,

51:44 huh? Yeah, it's a good shave. I mean, that's a skin suit. These are reptilian overlords, don't you know?

51:52 Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, here's the thing. I mean, to your point though, everybody's done with it, right?

51:58 Yeah. And nobody wants these people coming in no more. Nobody wants the people that are already here to be here no more. And and and it's showing. White House has doubled down on their mass deportation, especially after uh the two National Guardsmen uh who were shot. [snorts] One's dead.

52:13 Yeah. Right. Yeah. Um [ __ ] not even 30 years old, bro. Bro, it's sad, man. Um

52:19 it's [ __ ] is what it is. Yeah. Yeah. Um so they're doubling. Everybody's done over it. Everybody's done with it. And I found this clip. I thought this was absolutely amazing. Okay. Um, this clip does not doesn't go how you think it's going to go. Okay? Because here's the thing. The people that that are still with this stuff, the very few people that are still with this stuff, I don't think that they understand that like nobody's with it no more. Um, and and this is what happens when this uh in the real world.

52:51 Can I take a picture of your shirt? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Wow. I just want to show everyone what a [ __ ] [ __ ] you are.

53:04 Ah, dude, that is awesome, bro. Yeah. Hey, look. He was so happy. Listen, bro. You want to know the truth? You want to know the truth?

53:11 Yeah. The women can fix this. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. You You ladies can fix this. I'm going to tell you how that Okay. You start shaming dudes that are sing out to all this crazy [ __ ] to try cuz here, let's be real, dude. I'm going to get real real, okay?

53:28 Every single one of these [ __ ] has never touched a [ __ ] set of titties in their entire life,

53:32 okay? This is their way. Look at him. He's got his little man bun and he's got this is the way that they think they're going to get laid.

53:39 They think they're going to simp. Okay, because we all know which side has the good-looking women and which side don't. That's right.

53:49 Okay. So, this dude thought he was so cool. He's running around. You know, he he's he dude, you know what he is? He's the best friend. [snorts]

54:01 You know, you know what? You shouldn't really You shouldn't deal with that stuff he does. You know, he's toxic for you. He's toxic for you. That's all that toxic shoulder.

54:10 Yeah. It's okay to cry. I cry all the time, bro. He thought he was in love, bro.

54:16 Yeah. Yeah. I just want to be able to show. And look, I'm being dead serious, dude. The the young women of this country could completely fix this by stop [ __ ] dudes like this. Stop it.

54:27 Stop it. X them out. Say there's no way you're there's no way you're ever you're now I know you're you're on a titty drought, but it's going to continue.

54:38 Okay. Like that is that is that Sorry. Sorry, kids, but that's the truth. Damn. What's a titty drop?

54:47 That is the truth. Listen, dude. These guys, men are little weasels. They just are. They'll do anything. They'll say anything. They'll act any way that they can to get a little piece of the Nookie Nook. You know what I'm saying? And these [ __ ] are like the champion of the the pun nanny [ __ ] you know, sneaky ninja group,

55:06 bro. Right. But it don't work. Yeah. Look at that. Look at that. And they all look smug, too. They're all fake intellectuals. They have no life experience. They got no testosterone. They're built like a [ __ ] sack of [ __ ]

55:21 right? And they can't get any [ __ ] And so what they do is they try to they try to like

55:25 do the trend. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I thought that was great. Can I see that shirt? Oh. Oh. Oh, yeah. You want to see? I just want to show everybody what a [ __ ] you are.

55:36 More of that, dude. That whoever she is. Yeah. You're awesome. She's a keeper. You're awesome.

55:41 Yeah, she's a keeper. That Oh, bro. That's so great. Yep. Oh, that's so great. I bet it's the best looking female he's ever seen in his life, too.

55:47 Bro, that's why he was so excited. Oh, yeah. He's like, "Damn, I found one that actually

55:51 He thought he WAS ABOUT HE THOUGHT IT WAS ABOUT TO WORK. He's like, "All my laid out strategy is about to pay off."

55:56 You got to hear him try. He's [ __ ] stuttering at the end. I'm sorry, guys. We got to watch this clip again. Hold on. This is so This is so great. Let's watch this one more time. Okay, watch one more time.

56:07 Can I take a picture of your shirt? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Wow. I just want to show everyone what a [ __ ] [ __ ] you are. Have a great one.

56:18 Who? Me? You beat me. Oh man, that's good. Yeah, man. You get off the elliptical. Get in the [ __ ] weight room. Take some [ __ ] testosterone.

56:29 That's right. Quit being such a [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] dude. That made my day, bro. I loved that. I loved it, man.

56:38 That's the same guy that says like to me, he's like, "Ah, all them [ __ ] roids are clouding your brain." Yikes.

56:43 Yeah. Yikes. How much steroids do you take? All of them. Oh, [ __ ] All you got to do is agree with them and then they go away.

56:56 No. I mean, there's not much you can do after that. Guys, jump in this conversation. Let's know how you guys think, what you guys think. Chat,

57:04 how you guys doing? Should just retire from like being alive, bro. It was the It was like he went through so many emotions in about like two seconds.

57:12 Yeah, bro. That was some funny [ __ ] dude. Yeah, man. He He'd be crying. Oh, yeah. He's crying in the women's locker room for sure, dude. Bro, he's laying on the shower, the fetal position. Where did I go wrong? I do everything they want.

57:27 Real for Friendzone Chad. Yeah, that's right. That's 100%, bro. Man, dude, he's that dude tried to subvert your girl.

57:36 You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I love it, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think. With that being said, let's keep cruise cruising. We got

57:45 We all know dudes like that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We all just a friend. I'm not

57:50 [ __ ] You ain't a friend. Listen. Hey, if you haven't figured it out yet, every dude that says he's just friends with a girl wants to bang the friend. Oh, yeah. Every dude.

58:02 Okay. So, if you haven't figured that out, there's no such thing as as friends.

58:06 Nope. don't work. I don't know. I've been friends for 10 years. Well, he's been waiting a long time.

58:11 That's right. You know what I'm saying? He's very patient. Yes. He's aggressive patience.

58:20 Oh, [ __ ] man. Oh, man. All right. Gotta keep cruising. Headline three. All right.

58:26 All right, Andy, listen. I'm gonna apologize ahead of time on this one. All right. Do you see this?

58:34 Mhm. Okay. Because listen, I'm sorry. It's not about me, is it? No, no, no, no, no, no. Um, because that'd be awesome if it was. I guess I got to preface this with uh Tupac's gay.

58:50 Tupac? Yeah, man. Didn't you know that? Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. You didn't know Tupac was a theater kid?

58:57 Okay. All right. You ever seen videos of him in high school? Okay. All right. Yeah.

59:02 Yeah. Did you guys know that, dude? I didn't know. I I didn't know. Oh, that was an his whole thug [ __ ] That was an act, bro.

59:09 Man. Okay. He was out there getting thuggish ruggish bones. Okay. All right. Well, I didn't know this. All right. I didn't know this. And this is this is a Daily Mail article that just came out. [snorts] Uh, there's always been whispers about Tupac's sexuality. Now, for the first time, friends and the boys he kissed share flamboyant tales of eye shadow, nail varnish, and his secret longings.

59:36 Longings. Okay. Now, okay, let me say this though. All right. I am not a fan of posth humorously, you know, like, you know, putting somebody down like that.

59:47 I don't think it's putting him down. Can't defend himself. I don't think it's putting him down.

59:50 Can't defend himself, though. Why would he defend himself? I'm saying like if it wasn't true,

59:55 who cares? He can't defend himself. He's gay. Who cares? Who cares? I don't care.

1:00:00 Okay. Yeah. All right. Well, I [clears throat] still like his [ __ ] I know. I've been know I knew Tupac was gay for a long time.

1:00:06 Really? I still be acting like a thug when I listen to his [ __ ] bro. I don't think about all the dicks he probably sucked. You know, that's what California Love was about. You know what I'm saying?

1:00:17 Oh, that's thug Russ. Yeah. Thug. Yeah, that's that's bone thug. That's a different one. Yeah, that's a different one. Oh man. Um, yeah, dude. This is this is wild to me. I I like I had no idea.

1:00:26 Did the chat know? Chat, did you guys know? Don't pretend. Like, honestly, did you know or did you not know?

1:00:31 Tupac was zesty. Like, don't lie either. Like, don't just say cuz now we're saying,

1:00:36 oh man, not sock. Sugar in the tank. Sugar in the tank is obvious. Come on, Paul. You didn't know that.

1:00:44 Okay. Tupac is gay boner 69. Good old Gabe. Um, yeah. I mean, dude, listen. Like, I mean, it it's this is wild, man. Like, I I did not know this. I did not know this. And I started going down this rabbit hole. I'm like, [ __ ] Like, he might have actually he might have actually, you know what I'm saying? Like, cool, dude. You know,

1:01:07 bro, all you got to do is watch your videos in high school. Well, so I I do have this video, right? Not only the video, like there's this book coming out about him, and there's like images now that are coming out, which AI, Sure.

1:01:19 Yeah. But check this. Yeah. Like I mean that could be just a drunk pool party pick, bro.

1:01:27 That doesn't necessarily mean he's gay. The Tarzan ones though. Like I feel like that's like that's like for sure.

1:01:34 Oh, so it depends on which ones? Yeah, for sure. Okay. For sure. So which ones are not gay?

1:01:39 Well, the ones that I have I know. All right. You got a pair of those? You got No, I know you do, though.

1:01:47 I was just getting ready to say it. [ __ ] bro. Pull. Who's more likely to have one of those?

1:01:52 Me or DJ? Banana hammocks. Put that poll up. Mine are going to be bigger. Yours be bigger,

1:02:01 bro. You be wearing the back on the front. You put that pull up. This was the style. We got to know. No, this was

1:02:10 Who was more likely to have that outfit? This was the style for you growing up.

1:02:13 This was not Justin. Was this the style? I got my buddy Justin here. We're the same age. Is this the style?

1:02:19 Don't Don't no He that that was Tennessee. This is different. Tennessee is that different from Missouri,

1:02:26 dude. There's plenty of pictures back in like the 90s, 80s and 90s of of dudes on the beach wearing these things. True or not true?

1:02:34 [ __ ] I don't know. All right. I never saw people wear that. I didn't I Dude, I don't know, man. Maybe I saw a couple. Maybe it was me. No, but dude, like, okay, this this clip that you're referencing, okay, this clip, I'm gonna play a little bit of

1:02:51 You got that poll going? Yes. All right. What's it say so far? So far, 67% DJ. 64 63 62

1:02:59 there. Come on now. 62. You guys doing me dirty. That's That's a 90. That's actually pretty good.

1:03:06 9010. I'll tell you when it gets to the lowest. You were a dancer. You wore tights.

1:03:14 I didn't wear tights. You I did not You danced at the [ __ ] Muni. Yeah, I didn't wear tights

1:03:18 and pointy shoes. I didn't have a leotard. All right. I This is closer to a leotard than anything I've ever worn.

1:03:26 All right. That's why they cut you cuz you didn't look all good. You know, Andy, why are you hitting hard right now, bro? You know that's a sensitive subject. I confided in you with that story.

1:03:37 No, you said it on the show. Did I? Yeah. Did we? I don't know, Andy. I didn't talk about that.

1:03:42 Oh, well, not that piece. Damn, it's childhood trauma, dog. I'm still Hey, I'm still healing from that. All right. All right, that was too low.

1:03:51 Let's see the videos. All right, so check this clip. Okay, my name is Tupac Shak.

1:03:57 Stop right there. Okay, gay. Stop right there. Why are you gay? I saw this. I said no.

1:04:06 Yeah. No. Yes. Okay. My name is Tupac Shakur and I attend Tamai High School and I'm 17 years old.

1:04:15 Do you like being Oh man, it's like 17 is such a weird age. It's such a in the middle age. You're not 18 yet and you're older than 16. So, but I like it. It's nice. [snorts]

1:04:27 Dude, got some good math there, homie. I don't know. It's weird. It's like, you know, it's not 18, but it ain't 16 either. You couldn't come up with anything better bro.

1:04:39 Dude, well, so here's the thing, right? I started doing some digging. All right. Now, you like Tupac?

1:04:46 Yeah. Right. Yeah. It's cool, right? But you really like Biggie, don't you? Biggie is way better than Tupac.

1:04:50 Okay. Well, there's no comparison. They hung out together, right? Okay. There's no comparison. There's no Tupac

1:04:56 and what? In their abilities. People who say Tupac is better than Biggie are [ __ ] insane. Okay.

1:05:02 They're insane. That's cool. Biggie literally wrapped off the [ __ ] cuff, okay? Like he was a a impromptu

1:05:11 and he was amaz probably the best that's ever lived. Tupac had [ __ ] written for him that he memorized. That's a big difference, dude.

1:05:21 Yeah. Now, you know there's an age-old saying, birds of a feather. It's locked together.

1:05:27 Yeah. I don't believe that. You don't believe it? Well, do you have evidence? Okay. Well, I'm glad Andy, come on now. You know, I'm coming with some I'm going to come with some dots. Okay.

1:05:38 Yeah. All right. Uh, this is one of Biggiey's songs, Me and My [ __ ] Okay. I'm going to just read some of the lyrics if that's okay with everybody. Okay. Um, this is in verse one of the song. Um, he says, quote, "When I met you, I admit my first thoughts was to trick. You look so good, huh? I'll suck on your daddy's dick.

1:06:03 H sounds pretty. Do you know this song? Have you paid attention to that? No. Okay. All right. Okay. All right. But what I mean, come on. This was one dick, right? Like that ain't nothing crazy. You know,

1:06:18 20 bucks. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. Okay. Well, here's another song. Um, [clears throat] and who did he do this song with? Did he? Okay. It's all about the Benjamins, right? You go to verse five. Okay. You go to verse five. He says, "Uh, make it hard to figure me. Liquor be kicking me in my asshole." Uh, undercover Donnie Brasco. Now, I don't know who Donnie Brasco is.

1:06:48 You don't know who Donnie Bras is? No. What was that? A very famous movie about it called Donnie Bras.

1:06:55 Was he gay? See, no, he wasn't gay. He was a gangster. Got it. He was an FBI informant that infiltrated the mob and took the mob down.

1:07:02 Got it. Okay. And it's an awesome movie. It's not one of these shitty movies that you like.

1:07:08 Okay. So, so no, that doesn't indicate that there's any gayness. But why would The liquor be kicking me in my [ __ ]

1:07:15 Well, I mean, maybe. Maybe. You never said I I got drunk off my ass. Okay. Off. Off is fine, but not in it. Not in it. You know, some people put alcohol up their butt, bro.

1:07:26 They do. Yeah, they do. They call that um What do they call that? Friday night. Friday night.

1:07:38 Is it something about that seek that makes you have zingers, bro? Cuz Joe always pushing out zingers. Now Madach's pushing out. Um Yeah. I mean, dude, listen. I It's very There's some questionable [ __ ] coming out of this, man. And uh

1:07:51 uh I mean look, you think Biggiey's safe? Yeah. Okay. But Tupac for sure. Yeah. And Biggie also talked about uh about Pittdy [ __ ] people in the ass and throwing them over the bridge and [ __ ] like

1:08:04 like And where's Pity Diddy at now? Yeah. He was talk he he wrapped a lot about that [ __ ] about his like crew.

1:08:11 So I'm sure there was you know I mean look man, you guys are different. What? You don't see white people saying, "Yeah, [ __ ] him in the ass. Throw him over the bridge."

1:08:31 Yeah. No, just cousins. Yeah, that's true. Well, I mean, hey, that's a fair comparison. That's a fair comparison.

1:08:40 Same same. You know, same. I marry my cousin. That's right. My dog ran away. Drink some whiskey. Now I'm sad.

1:08:50 Yeah, pretty much every country. No, it's not every country. There's some good country songs, but dude, I mean, this is a I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know. I I don't know who knew this. Who did not learn this?

1:09:00 I didn't know this. I did not know this, dude. Who's learning this for the first time?

1:09:06 Both of them are CIA scops. Oh, okay. Please explain. Yeah, Timber, we need you to explain.

1:09:11 I want to if that's if you really think that, I would love to hear that. Mhm. I actually do believe I actually do believe that a lot of rap culture, as much as I do like it, cuz I am a huge fan of that.

1:09:25 Um, I do believe a lot of it was to infiltrate culture and and and degrade it. It's very obvious, dude. I mean, even now today, I mean, it's still there. I mean, you saw what happened with like Na, Little Nas X, you know what I'm saying? The emergence of that. It's gone from commit crime, shoot [ __ ] do drugs, be a gangster to now little Nasak [ __ ] So, I mean, you know, I I think that's real, dude. I think that's a real thing.

1:09:49 Yeah. Well, I mean, for sure. And then you look at who owns all the actual, you know, um [clears throat] what what do they call it? What's it called? Like Michael Jackson sold his uh what's his name? Catalog. Like who owns all the cataloges and who's behind it? Um all right. Timber Reaper. Okay. Easy there, Timber. Easy there, bro.

1:10:13 It depends on what part of the country, bro. Bro, Timber, I gota follow that guy. I'm just

1:10:26 That's your Fred, bro. You should read that comment for the YouTube people. YouTube people don't know you were talking about.

1:10:31 Are we YouTube can't see this? YouTube cannot see that. Oh, man. Can Can I say this on YouTube live?

1:10:38 Yeah. Timber Reaper says, "I bet Africa has a higher percentage of inbreeding than any white country." DJ, don't start with that [ __ ] Oh man.

1:10:50 Bro, I love Twitter, man. Oh, Twitter's great. I'm following this guy right now. I'm gonna do it. Um, yeah. I mean, did anybody not know about this?

1:10:58 Do I not actually believe in the Trinity? Like the Holy Trinity? Is that what you're asking? Diddy was smashing me. No, that's true. I heard that.

1:11:06 Mr. Sysy, explain your point. Where is he at? No, no, no. Scroll down. Scroll. All the way down.

1:11:15 Missed it. Yeah, of course I believe in it. [snorts] Anyway, all right. Oh, look at that. That's a good one.

1:11:27 Which one? Pushing feminism and men, nail polish, gay sons, prison, sagging, all of it. That That's 100% true.

1:11:34 That's right. 100% true. That's right. That's absolutely right. Yeah, man. Guys, jump down in this conversation, man. Let us

1:11:41 Rap is not a culture. Uh I No, it actually [ __ ] is a culture. It's actually one of the most powerful cultures there is.

1:11:48 Okay. And you could say, "Oh, it's not a culture." No, it actually is. It dictates a lot of [ __ ] especially the fashion industry, especially uh street wear, which is the biggest section of fashion in the world. Mhm.

1:12:02 Okay. So, yeah, actually it is a massive culture. Yeah. You may not like it, but it is.

1:12:06 But it is just like um just like eating with hands or you know. Yeah. Nobody said it was good. [snorts and laughter]

1:12:15 No. Yeah. There's bad cultures and there's good cultures. Sure. And for sure, it is a culture.

1:12:20 Yeah. It is a culture. That's real, man. Yeah. Guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. Uh, with that being said, we have our final segment of the show. As always, we have thumbs up or dumb spot. It's where we bring a headline in, we talk about it, we vote on it, give it one of these two options. Bears are back.

1:12:43 The who? Time for Bears. Bears. Bears. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Big Bears. Remember Hank the Tank?

1:12:50 I do. Okay. I think this is like the one that stole the car. Yeah. Yeah. It's like his cousin.

1:12:54 Okay. Um, the one that stole the car. You mean the bear that stole the car? That's a different headline. Same concept. It's black bear, brown bear now, you know. Um, yeah. A thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] headline reads.

1:13:06 Homeowners stunned to discover enormous contortionist bear living underneath his property.

1:13:16 Is this a California? Yeah. Is this that fire bear? The the one that was hiding from the fires,

1:13:21 I think. No, I don't know. Maybe. Let's see. Yeah, let's let's let's talk about it. We got a California homeowner was shocked to find an enormous contortionist bear had been living underneath his home. Kenneth Johnson, 63, had grown suspicious in April after finding torn out bricks uh in the broken wooden frame covering his home's crawl space. He installed a camera in June after noticing more damage. But it wasn't until last week that Johnson made the terrifying discovery of the huge brown bear that had claimed the space under his house. Quote, "I didn't know uh I don't know how it got there. It [clears throat] must be a contortionist." [ __ ] I'm dying over here. Johnson told Los Angeles Times, uh, nothing no nothing the small size of the crawl space compared to the giant size uh of the bear. Let's check this clip out, dude.

1:14:16 Holy [ __ ] That's me every morning. That's a big bear. 500 lb. Oh, he's like, "Oh, another day." I thought that was a dude in a costume at first. That's a big bear. It's a massive bear. Dude, that's me when I drop some [ __ ] under the bed.

1:14:53 Oh, dude. That's a big That's a huge bear. Yeah. So, he's just been real active this last week or so, going in and out. I mean, dude.

1:15:07 But what they do with them? Nothing. Just going to let him stay there. He can't do anything, man.

1:15:16 Dude, dude, that is a big bear. And he's just chilling. This is what he ripped up. What would you do if you walked outside and you saw like just a half like just like that? No. And he's just like, "What would you do?

1:15:41 What the [ __ ] can you do? What can you do?" I' I'd let him do whatever he wanted.

1:15:46 That's what I'm saying. I mean, sorry to disturb you, Mr. Bear. He looks sleepy,

1:15:51 dude. He's got a tag on his ear, too, though. So, I mean, yeah, I don't think there's really much you could do. And it's California, so you know, that bear has more rights than humans there,

1:16:00 rightfully so. That's real [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah, dude. I I'm glad we don't have that [ __ ] here. Like, I know we got bears. They they every now and then though, right?

1:16:08 Those little ones though. Yeah. Yeah. That's what [clears throat] happens when you switch to paper straws. Okay. That right there.

1:16:16 Yeah. See, you give them an inch, they take a mile. That's right. You go to paper straws, they move into your house.

1:16:20 That's right. That's right, man. Oh, man. Dude, that's crazy. Yep. That's crazy. What do you got on this, dude?

1:16:26 I say leave him alone. Let him Let him have his little spot. He's not hurting anybody.

1:16:30 Yeah. He's figured out a nice little den. See, now you understand the argument for FOR ILLEGAL MIGRANTS. I MEAN, AT LEAST HE'S NOT ON FOOD STAMPS.

1:16:41 That's right. I mean, that's true. That's true. I mean, let's be real, dude. Bears are better than people.

1:16:51 They're higher up the food chain. They kill people. Yeah. Kill a lot. I like bears. I give them a thumbs up.

1:16:58 Yeah. I like the uh the polar bear better. All right, let's do some Q&A in the chat.

1:17:04 Yeah, let's do it. Thumbs up for that. Yeah, let's get the chat back. They've been rolling.

1:17:09 We got a little time left. What do you guys want to talk about? Let's go pet the bear. Pet that dog.

1:17:21 And if he eats your pets. Yeah. No [ __ ] Yeah. No [ __ ] Yeah, guys, while we uh these chats are loading, make sure you guys are sharing this out, man. We really appreciate you guys uh helping us. That's the best way to kind of support us and support what we're doing here. [clears throat] Uh Taylor Guitars, we got super chat. He says, "Tupac, wait until you find out about the chick dude in the bathroom scene of Big Papa." What's that about?

1:17:55 I don't know. The music video I guess he's talking about. Oh, I think I saw something. But like Yeah, they were saying there was a dude. I think I know. I know about that. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. I'm gonna look into it. I'm down for those. Uh I'm down for that. Uriah Kaiser, thanks for the great content this morning.

1:18:16 Yeah, appreciate it, bro. Guys, don't forget uh we do have the MFCEO project. We got a big launch coming up this Sunday, uh the 7th. If you want to get on that list, you have to be on it to get the email about the launch. You go to andyforcella.commfceo. Again, it's andyforcella.commfceo. You will find out everything you need to know about it on Sunday. I'm not saying anything other than that.

1:18:44 Uh my gains collaboration. We've been talking about it. Yeah, we've been talk actually been talking about it for a couple years.

1:18:51 Yeah, we're you know he's all over. You guys talk though, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's cool.

1:18:56 I like him. Yeah, I like him. You guys know I don't go anywhere, so like, [clears throat] you know, people got to come here.

1:19:06 That's right. Live inerson audience for the 10,000th episode. Where are we at right now?

1:19:13 Look at that. $10 to the wood chipper fund. Yeah, there you go. Oh, queso. I like queso.

1:19:18 Yeah, this is 972. 972. Live ep live uh audience episode 1000. Maybe that'd be sick. Somebody give us something to talk about besides just [ __ ]

1:19:38 Buck up a little bit and ask a real question and we'll answer it. That's right. Is [clears throat] Charlie Bear's birthday tomorrow?

1:19:44 Yeah, it is Charlie's birthday tomorrow. Yeah, should be 12. Charlie's the sweetest.

1:19:49 Yeah. Andy, what uh industries, businesses do you see being the most successful in the next 5 to 10 years? I think that any business can be successful within reason if you learn to use the tools that are available at the time. I don't think that we're in a situation where, you know, everybody thinks that all businesses are going to go away. That's not what's going to happen. They're going to evolve. Things are going to evolve. And if you don't evolve, you're going to get left behind. No different than when the internet came around. No different than when social media came around. No different no different than any other time. No different when the automobile came around. You're just going to have to adapt the technology and the way things that are changing into the business that uh you you you choose to do. Uh I think really good businesses to be in are businesses that uh humans are going to

1:20:47 need. I think really great businesses are going to be businesses based around community because people are going and already are craving uh community real life interaction. I think the internet and social media are starting to get diluted so much so with AI that people are going to disenfranchise themselves with social media. I think social media, [clears throat] if they don't put uh some sort of limitation on the AI content that's being produced, I think it'll actually ruin their entire platform

1:21:16 because now we're at a point where we can't tell what's real and what's fake. And when we truly start to believe that, we're going to stop engaging with it.

1:21:23 So, um I think a lot of the old school business tactics combined with new technology is going to be where we're going to want to run. And uh so I think there's a lot of good businesses. You know, everybody keeps saying forcella 2028,

1:21:37 but like I said, dude, politics is downstream from culture. Okay? And what we do here is we affect culture. All right? We change culture. If we hadn't done what we did for the five years before this, do you guys really think that culture would have [ __ ] swung back the way that it did?

1:21:52 Okay. We were saying [ __ ] that people are saying now three years ago. All right. I was telling I was telling people three years ago, four years ago, five years ago that the culture was going to swing back and you need to position yourself into that place ahead of time. And I told you that and people were like, "Oh, and now they can't catch up." Now the colors are being shown of all the companies that that bent over for all the woke [ __ ] and they're trying to now be like pro America, pro people, pro all this American values and it comes off as inauthentic. So I think there's a lot of things that are happening right now in business. I don't think it's any reason to be scared. I think you just need to you need to understand u what makes you think AI will be able to take over bluecollar jobs like HVAC, plumbing, electrical. These are hands-on trades and I don't think robots will ever figure out how to troubleshoot or

1:22:45 install. Well, I think you're wrong. I know you're wrong. There's already robots that lay floors. There's already robots that put on [ __ ] shingles. Okay. Do do you really think that the the way the techn is going and as fast as it's evolving that they're not going to figure out how to do those things too?

1:23:02 Yeah, they're safe for now. It's definitely the place to be for now. But um interestingly enough, it could come back to, you know, restoring more power with the unions uh to protect human human capacity and

1:23:16 might come down to the union. Correct. Yeah. But, uh, this, you know, this take that you have is is very is very close-minded. And I know you may feel a certain way about it, but there's a difference between how you feel about it and what reality is. And what reality is is they're they're creating robots right now. And yes, you know, you look at them now and you're like, well, that can barely walk and this and that. Yeah. Today. What about 24 months? What about five years from now?

1:23:46 Right. Because I mean, dude, look how look how far AI has come just in the last

1:23:49 last three years. Yeah, bro. Correct. You know what I'm saying? So, it's it's a it's a it's a it's a very dangerous thing to think that that's not going to happen.

1:23:57 So, the appropriate what would be the appropriate way to look at this? I mean, is this something that they should be implementing now? Because because that's really what it's going to come down to, right? Like the businesses that don't implement it going to going to suffer and be eaten up by the businesses that do.

1:24:11 Yeah. I you know this is Listen, it's a very hard time to know exactly what's going to happen.

1:24:16 Yeah. I mean, the reality of what's probably going to happen is very similar to what happened in Terminator. That's that's what I feel. I feel like there's going to become a very I mean, dude, it's already playing out. Okay, we have AI there. There's AI programs already that are starting to lie and manipulate and blackmail the users. which means it's aware enough to do these things. And when they combine AI with technology and humanoid robots, only bad things can happen. But they're doing it anyway because they these people don't realize that just because you should you can do something doesn't mean that you should.

1:25:00 You have Elon Musk on TV saying, "Well, there's a 20% chance that everybody dies." I I I believe that chance is I believe that's much higher. Mhm. He can't say it's higher because

1:25:11 he's making his money doing it. That's right. The [ __ ] won't sell. Yeah. I don't think anybody could run it like me. But the problem is is that uh it takes a billion dollars to get elected. And you know, I'm not everybody's cup of [ __ ] tea, bro.

1:25:36 [sighs] Could you shed some light? I got you. Yeah, let me read that. Could you shed some light on the importance of keeping cash local instead of daily dumping into big corporations? How long would it take to choke out big corporations if everyone started supporting local changing culture? Well, if that happened today, like literally today, everybody did it, it would take like a week. The problem is is that people what people say and what people do are two different things. It's very important to put your money into privatelyowned businesses that are in your community, that are employing your community, that are sponsoring your T-ball teams and your wreck leagues and your children's activities, and not get lazy and just order from the big corporations that are owned by the [ __ ] you know, the the Black Rocks and the Blackstones and the and the Vanguards and the State Streets.

1:26:23 But the problem is is that everybody says they'll do that, but they don't do it. The minute the minute that it's inconvenient, they just go back to doing whatever's convenient.

1:26:33 And that's the biggest hangup is this. This is the biggest hangup with everybody's life. Yeah.

1:26:37 Okay. If you think of a diet or a fitness program or anything, everybody says they're going to do it, but the minute

1:26:43 that it becomes inconvenient, the minute that it doesn't fit what they want to do right now, they abandon the play. And until humans get strong strong enough or organized enough to understand that uh you know it's not going to change. I I think it could change very quickly. Absolutely. But you know how you going to get everybody to do what they say they want to do?

1:27:11 Mr. Mr. Benny in super chats also saying I'm in a bit of a pickle at my job. I've got three career paths to choose from at 25. Two requires me to pay off my debts. I'm having trouble doing so.

1:27:24 Where where is that? It's It's up there. Is it this one? Click on that. Yeah, that's the one.

1:27:31 I'm in a bit of a pickle at my job. I got three career paths to choose from at 25. Okay. You guys are always asking these questions about personal development, but then CTI gets 400 times the downloads as the [ __ ] beautiful information that we put out on Mondays. Just saying. But uh I read this question. I'm a bit of a pickle at my job. I got three career paths to choose from at 25. Two require me to pay off my debts. I'm having trouble doing so.

1:28:00 I mean, I gotta tell you this. You know, you're not getting anywhere by giving me 20 bucks to answer me a question. You know what I'm saying? Uh

1:28:08 is he saying that it takes two jobs to pay off his debt? I don't know. I I'm confused on I'm confused. I

1:28:15 might set this up for a call in, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Submit your question on Q&A, dude.

1:28:19 Mr. Benny 127. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we'll set that up for a call in though. I think we need a little bit more context than Yeah. than that. [snorts] Andy, have you been approached by Illuminati? No, I was born into it.

1:28:41 Yeah, I was born into it. That's why YouTube gives me [clears throat] zero views.

1:28:45 Yeah. That's why uh you know, it's it's you know what's really interesting? It's interesting how we can go out in the world and literally have [ __ ] innumerable amounts of people come up and say hello. And you could be out in the world like we have been with other quote unquote influencers that have millions of views and nobody knows who the [ __ ] they are.

1:29:05 It's an interesting thing. It's a weird dynamic. Yeah, I like this one. Hold on. Where'd it go? Do you believe a barter system? And what can you say help young business owner of a detailing company trying to work with other business owners through a barter system?

1:29:24 I mean, we we operate on a barter system. Yeah. You do [ __ ] I give you money.

1:29:28 That's a butter system. Uh, you know, if you're trying to work with, if you're trying to build a business, the best thing you can do is is do way more and way better than everybody else. And the word's going to get around.

1:29:43 That's real. And any opinions on Alex Heroszi? You mean Hermoszi? Yeah. He's one of my [ __ ] best friends. I love the dude. He's a great [ __ ] dude. Like when I say great [ __ ] dude, I mean great dude. He's very [ __ ] smart.

1:30:10 Hold on. Go back up. Go back up. Alec, what's up, bro? Man, I'm glad, dude. I'm glad to see you in the chat, dude. It's been a long time, brother. How you doing?

1:30:20 You doing good, dude? We got to catch up soon, man. It's been too long. Tell your girl I said what's up, too. Is that good? All right.

1:30:32 Does that work? It works, man. All right. For 10 bucks. Yeah. Hey, man. 10 bucks. For 10 bucks, I say almost whatever you want.

1:30:45 Well, that's great. Yeah, that's great. All right. All right, guys. Well, listen. That is the show.

1:30:54 All right, we appreciate you guys. We love you guys. And uh do us a favor, man. Help us share this [ __ ] out. Don't forget about the big release this Sunday. It's going to be an email. All right, it's not going to be a webinar. We're going to have a uh we're going to have a live release sometime in January for the public. But if you want to get in private access and you want to know what we're working on and you want to have the in, you got to get on that list. So, it's.commfceo and uh go do that. Now. Right now.

1:31:29 All right. I guess that's it, guys. That's all I got, dude. All right. Don't be a hoe. Share the show.

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