Badlands Media - OnlyLands Ep. 49: Tariffs, Trade Wars, and the Illusion of Economic Control

Episode Date: March 21, 2026

In Episode 49 of OnlyLands, a full menagerie of Badlands Media hosts takes on the increasingly chaotic world of global economics, tariffs, and trade policy. The conversation centers around how tariffs are framed publicly versus how they actually function behind the scenes, with the hosts questioning whether these policies truly protect domestic industries or simply shift burdens onto consumers in less obvious ways. The discussion expands into the broader mechanics of trade wars and economic leverage, exploring how nations use financial pressure, supply chains, and policy decisions as tools of control. The hosts break down how these strategies impact everyday people, often in ways that are hidden beneath political messaging and media spin. As the episode unfolds, the group examines the illusion of control within modern economic systems, highlighting how narratives around strength and independence can conflict with the realities of global interdependence. With their signature mix of humor and sharp analysis, the hosts unpack complex economic ideas in a way that is both accessible and thought provoking.

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Welcome to Onlylands. got my two black friends with me tonight looks like how you guys doing great it's ironic that only the two black people showed up it is ironic and we were on time too right cam cam was questionable we were live by the time he popped right now I look a little darker than Zach so

it goes by color you know the darker you are the closer you get right to the time limit well I'm pretty sure I'm the whitest guy in history joining us next so I think that'll break the pattern Oh, who is that? I'm mixed, so I tend to be a little bit earlier than Cam, usually. Who do you think the whitest guy in Badlands is, Cam? If I'm being honest, it's Josh. Okay, besides Josh, that's a good guess.

No, no, no, Jordan. Definitely Jordan. It's definitely Jordan, but this also applies, so. I meant skin to white. What's up, man? Yes. Hello, hello, everybody. How you doing it?

Well, I tried first stream at YouTube tonight, And, you know, you mess something up. Pardon? Did you mess something up for us? No, I don't think so. Okay. I did play, I did not succeed at delay of the broadcast.

So there's like 10 seconds of copyrighted music at the very beginning. So you did. That'll probably be okay. I know. our channel just kidding you know good it's an old tv show theme song so maybe nobody will care what tv show root 66 i've never even heard about so get your kicks on root 60 is that what you're talking about no that's that's that's that's a pop song and it has nothing to do with that song it's um it's an instrumental theme and it um uh so it was martin milner who was on adam 12 and and uh

Adam 12 one Adam 12 that guy he was one of two guys and he traveled around the country it's episodic and anthology series they drive around in a corvette and they just get involved in drama and stuff in a different location every week very very 60s very 1960s so they just stop at like different roadside ends and order coffee and cherry pie well they usually come into town and they and something happens that flags their attention that makes them stay like somebody wanders into their in while they're well they're at a coffee shop or something like that or they decide they're going to stay in here yeah or they they do something that i find really intriguing which is that they um they they'll uh they'll like just get a room at a boarding house and then find a job and work for a couple weeks and get paid in cash and move on it's like totally different america like trying to try imagine doing that now they leave in the middle of the night and like rob the landlady well and it's got like six months ago we might have to live like that right yeah it's got like deep state stuff in it that's uh like there's some deep state plots

like one of the art miller's character gets hooked up on an fdi sting operation against against some people it's and and and there was the there's a there's a there's a jfk assassination uh what is it you know, a predictive programming in it. So it's, it's really cool show. But most people now I haven't heard of it. But I had a friend who has really loved it. And so, and they were though, I was going through my red-pilling phase back in 2004, 2005, 2006, really just getting eyes awaken to the deep state.

And so, but we, I would go over there and do research. And then we'd watch her episode of Route 66 on when Netflix had discs, you know, And it's a really good time. And so I have good feelings about it. And I started using it as the theme song to my show on Rumble and still continue to do that. But I'm going to have to, you know, I cut it way down. I only use a few, just a few bars of it now, basically. So hopefully it'll slide by the copyright.

If it doesn't, I'll have to take it out, you know. That's okay. Normally, Cam's the one who gets us damned at the copyright stuff. But we're figuring it out. We're still growing over that. We've got like 15,000 subscribers. on YouTube, which is pretty crazy. Great. That is awesome. Great. Yeah.

So hopefully that keeps going up. You guys on Rumble. I know we love Rumble, but don't forget to go follow us over there and like, you know, give a thumb or something. Drop a comment once in a while. Yeah. Watch a few ads. Click on the products. So wait, are we monetized on YouTube again? We are. Holy shit. I had no idea. Yeah. I mean, we're not quite rolling in it yet, but

it's better than zero which is cool so yeah every little bit helps so so matt and in the fbi sting episode is it like some type of co-intel pro situation like do they want them to infiltrate a local group of hippies so that they can provide information and maybe take down their pot growing operation no he he gets hooked up to infiltrate a right wing group well that's even better that's even more appropriate. I was trying to be really period specific, but I didn't realize they were doing the whole right wing extremist thing back in the John Birch Society thing. The thing is though in the episode, I watched the episode and I'm watching it with my friends. And at the end of it, he never gets let go. It's like he'll come up with the FBI. They do the thing. And at the end, it's like, there's no like, okay, I'm going my way. Operations over. It's like, I read that as like, he remains an FBI informative for the rest of the show. And also, there's a lot of weird stuff in it. Like, so the show ran from 60. The opening episode was the night of the first Nixon Kennedy debate. And the, and the, in the

episode that aired the night of the inauguration has Jack Lord from Hawaii 50 on a, on a, on a grassy hilltop shooting at Martin Milner in a convertible down the past is below. Oh, that's crazy. And there's more. There's the episode that aired the week of, of, uh, when jfk was actually assassinated had a false flag incident at niagara falls involving some foreign diplomat um so it's crazy so i read it as he becomes an fbi informative of informer and stays that but but uh so george maheris who was like the original bert reynolds so bert reynolds was like a second version of george maheris's character george maheris was the was the rough uh martin miller's character had had money that's why they always have a new corvette and george maheris is

He's like the rough guy working class. And he leaves the show after two years, though, because he was sort of fed up with it. And he just disappears from the show. And they replace him with a guy with who's a who's came back from Vietnam, who's sort of a jaded Vietnam veteran. But this is 1963. Wow, that's very early coming home like that.

Way to, yes. There was only like a couple hundred guys in Vietnam then. So he's like what he's like special ops, you know. know so it's it totally is in the CBS so CBS of course are we still talking about the TV show we are yeah we're still talking about totally lost sounds like real life to be honest it's fine yeah yeah so there yeah really really I loved it uh I loved watching it really got a period feel if you want a 60s feel it's it's really like a western but they drive around in a sleek corvette and go to weird little mining towns and encounter drama and fall to get like one of those old box

TVs to even watch this. It might work better on that, yeah. It probably has a better feel on that. Crazy. You know, we've been playing N64 here at the house. Awesome. And if you don't, if you have like too

new of a TV, the graphics are terrible. You have to get like a bad TV for the graphics to work. Like an old TV with an actual analog plugging because the converters don't translate it good. Yeah, it makes it look really shitty. I've seen that before. So you you have like an actual n64 you didn't get some like upscale like retro box or something no it's like

a legit n64 with legit n64 games i'm gonna bring it to deadwood you know play at mario card and shit i love mario card dude that's great NFL blitz something like that what else we got it's it's a good time i've still got my super nintendo we have like all our game systems i think I think they all work too. Do you guys remember time crisis? No. It's a shooting game. I do.

Time crisis and point blank. These were like the pinnacle of Namco shooting games at the arcade. Like maybe six months ago, I found a Kickstarter project where somebody had, like, created modern day light guns that could be used on a flat screen television. Because the way they worked previously, it was like they didn't work unless it was a CRT, like an old school cathode ray tube. And they figured out how to make it work with the flat panel LCDs, and it's just a box that basically only plays point blank and time crisis.

And then there's another one, I don't remember what it's called, but it's just another shooting game. And that's all that it is. So I used to love point blank. When we used to play it at the arcade all the time, and I was like, you know, stellar. This is how I learned to shoot, to be perfectly honest with you. And yeah, but yeah, by playing point blank.

And then when PlayStation came out, I got a PlayStation and that was like one of the first games that I got with it. And so we would literally just sit in my basement getting stoned playing point blank all the time. And then I didn't realize that it had given me real world skills until I like went to, I forgot the name of this. Anyways, I had a friend from high school. We hadn't seen each other for maybe two years. And so I went to hang out with her. And her father had a limousine rental company and he had all of this property. And there was a pond in the middle of it.

And so the sheriff's department from that town were tight with the dad. I don't know if maybe they did like, you know, off duty things for the limo company or something. But they would like, like, I don't know. I mean like guarding VIPs or something like that. Like he would rent out limos and like drive people if they would. come to Detroit. And so they were just like hanging out on this pond and they were wasted, just totally trashed. And, and they're just, and they're literally just shooting a bunch of guns at all of these targets that they have set up on the, the edge of the pond. And, and so they're

in this boat in the middle of the, of the pond. And they like came and like got me and Jackie. And, and they were like, hey, you want some beer? And I was like, well, I'm not 21 officer. And they're like, I don't give a fuck. We're not out in the public. Go for it, son. And so they gave me beer. And then they were like, you ever shot a gun before? And I'm like, you know, I played video games.

And he was like, ah, that'll be perfect. And so they gave me a nine mill. And they were like, you know, try to hit the head on that decoy duck over there. And it was probably like 75 yards away. And so I like pointed and I like shot one. It was too high. one that it was too low and then one I shot it right in the center and they were like that's pretty fucking good for your first time shooting and so then after that I was just like bang bang bang bang

bang shooting everything exactly where I needed to wow that's cool I can't believe you don't think like is this a trap right now like are you got this entrapment I was like I knew enough about cops to know that they're like they're not going to give me beer and then charge me for drinking that beer plus we were on private property and I was like you know on my friend's property they were they they were given use of this property to like come and you know hang out and do what they were doing i mean you know i was waiting some of them bust out a bag of coke or something like that the way they were acting jordan what's on man dude where's the alien disclosure why haven't we got that yet i feel like this is your fault

probably my own wheel house i mean it's probably my fault a aliens dot gov man it's coming yeah check it out website for i love that they bought alien dot gov and aliens dot gov like just in case. Like if they default to a single alien race, they can just do alien.gov. But then if they decide to go for the whole shebang and give us an intergalactic

race of multiple types of aliens, they can do the pluralized version of it. Not going to lie. I was on I was on Name Cheap the other day looking up other URLs I could buy in case people misspelled it or something. Aliens.com.

Or aliens dot, they're all taken. They were all like a half million dollars. That's crazy. How do we know the government has those websites, though? Because I don't see them. They're registered to the executive. Yeah, the executive officer, president. It's legit.

I, yeah. It's pretty cool. That's crazy. Well, how's everything else going? Jordan, I feel like I haven't talked to in a while. Dude, where'd you get your N64? Like retro games. You get it online.com.

It was online. I'm pretty sure it's refurbished. and so are most games like by now they're all used but it uh was that a saskwatch setting that was jacky yeah i'm bringing it to that one man we'll we'll game it out oh dude i'm so excited and speaking of that you fuckers have still not yet to join me and zach on our sunday gaming when we do it dude i don't have any game like what would i play don't you have a computer jordan i guess Do you guys play on Steam or something?

Yeah, we play on Steam, yeah. Oh. It's very social. Plus, we have Discord. So we just get on Discord and talk shit. We can say racist stuff and homophobic things and we won't get kicked off. Dude, I got banned off Discord. So did I.

I'm on like my fifth account, dude. You just got to not have anything related to anything that they might remember you on. What do you guys play on Steam? You play anything. We've been playing Call of Duty lately, but. We can play whatever. Can I get a controller? I can plug into my Mac.

Yeah, you just get an Xbox or a PlayStation controller. Either one will connect via Bluetooth. Okay. I can't play games of the freaking key. What you want to do first is download Steam on your Mac and then go in there and set it to, you know, be able to download games that are only for Mac. Because otherwise, it'll let you buy whatever. But there's a, I could, if I could find an N-64 Bluetooth controller. Because those were the best controllers, man.

That's why I loved it. But that's not going to work for Steam. Like, it's got to be an Xbox 360 or a PS Dual Shock controller. Shit. Okay. You can also get those pretty cheap, dude. All right. I prefer the Xbox controller.

I don't even know which one mine is. I think it's Xbox. What Steam? It's like a game downloading hub. Actually, I do know that much about it, but it's a, It's partially a joke, but I've never, I've never used it. I do know it's a place where people, no, at last, no, I had a roommate back in Austin who was, had Sega Genesis. So I played a bunch of those games back in the 90s.

Nice. Genesis. Hell yeah. The Red Wings to the championship. Oh, yes. Yeah, love hockey was the best game on Sega. The Red Wings back then were so good. That's like cheating.

Yeah. And then the black box. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, he was a Flyers fan. So he used the Flyers. which was tougher. I sort of cheated because Red Wings, yeah, it was from the year that the avalanche won the cup. And yeah, I learned all about hockey that way. Everything I know about hockey I learned through Sega Genesis. That's funny. I used to play Altered Beast. Yeah.

That was just a sweet-ass game on Sega Genesis. It was like what came with Sega Genesis. this and you like literally like power up and beast out you turn into like a werewolf kind of and then you'd kill people people are wondering why you got banned on discord Zach well I was banned on discord because I had like a hundred articles written about me in the mainstream media because I talked about Q and President Trump is that right before the election really no no no dude I got banned on discord early like in like late 2019 and then I got banned again in in 2020 and then I just, you know, stopped. And so then I joined Discord again in 2023 without my using my name or any information.

Depatriate is saying that somebody is having an issue with their GART ticket. Who should they contact? We should mention that. An issue with their Gert ticket? I don't know what it is. We got to know what the issue. But you probably just need to reach out to events at badlandsmedia.org. That would probably be the best way to do it.

Yeah. The only issue would be through an email, right? Because it's just an email with content on it. I don't know what. I did see the rant that we got from Rave Daddy for $20 saying, when will Gart's single day tickets be available? I'm coming VIP, but my wife has to tend to the kids. So she needs a Saturday only ticket.

Ooh, boy. Probably be, what's the date today? 20. Maybe by next week. Maybe this next week we'll do it. I don't even know where we're at for ticket sales, so I'll probably check that. Probably this next week. CKLR wants to know.

I friggin lived right there in the 90s when the wings were unbeatable. Did you ever go to any games? No, I never went to any games. We watched plenty of hockey on TV, but that wasn't like something that my parents ever did with me. They never took me to hockey games. We had, I went to some baseball games. but just never went to any hockey games. Nice.

Yeah. But definitely, you know, we were following the whole thing. Man, Ticket Spice changed their, their tickets set up. This is lame. Oh, I find. Sorry, you guys talking with yourself. I'm trying to figure out.

Steptoe says you need, John, need to get Golden Eye for N64. Oh, yeah, that's another good one. Yeah, we have it. Oh, thank you. Well, you guys, look at this. Look at this. Brendan says thanks to all of you for making me feel so welcomed Brenda did you just

Oh I did say Brendan but Brenda Cung okay Brenda Coon 31226 well Brenda welcome glad to have you Brenda Yes hello Brenda Gordon you're acting pretty uppity for a janitor man You need to learn your place boy did you put that did you put that in there did John do that You did that I didn't do it jordan did it Badlands Janitor. I saw that.

How'd that get in there? You put it there, man. You know you did that. You came on with it. So what's going on in the world, guys? What's gotten your Jimmy's rustling this week? We're just losing their damn minds. That's what's going on.

I'm loving it. That's every week, though. Yeah, that's fun. You know, I feel like it's an even playing field of madness. Yeah. So how about that afro-man? Oh, that was my favorite thing this week. Pull it up.

this week. Somebody pull it up. I was gonna go to Gart, but then I got high. And rated. So yeah, so basically there was a woman in Afro-Man's hometown who was arrested on probably some petty shit. And in order to get herself off, she told the police that Afro-Man was, number one, a drug trafficker had just like, you know, lots of weight at his house. number two lots of money number three he had a secret sex dungeon where there were multiple people

who were kidnapped and chained up in the basement and they were like that's enough for us so they let her go and then they got a warrant and then they came in to his home to his property and they broke his gate and then they battering rammed his front door and then they came inside and they didn't find anything like what she said was there it was just like a like a normal midwest home wasn't even like like palatial or any it was just like a normal midwestern home and um they did find like five thousand four hundred dollars though that he had under his mattress or something because you know he's black they don't trust the bank and um yes yes and so they took the money and they only logged five thousand and he was like no son i know i had five thousand four hundred in

there and they were like no you only had 5,000 here you go and so he took the security camera footage and he made a series of parody style music videos about each and every one of the officers that came into his home one of them had a prior charge for like inappropriate messaging with minors on snapchat um one of them he said she was a lesbian lick um low lisa or something like that he called her and I don't know if she really was but she like cried in court when they played the video another one he said that he had had sex with the officer's wife the lawyer asked him you know how did they make you feel and he was like oh it's devastating and he was like well you know but like he didn't really have sex with your wife did he and he was like well I don't

know you never thought to ask and then another one he called officer pound cake And this is great because Officer Poundkakes, he's a portly guy. This is all like from the trial. But somebody, if somebody could pull up Afro-Man's YouTube channel, all of them are on there. We'll get dinged on YouTube, by the way, for that. Yeah, we will. These are like full-length videos. But Officer Poundcake, when he came in, there was a lemon pound cake on the counter in the kitchen that was sitting in one of those old-style glass presentation things.

like you see at like a 50-style diner. And he comes in and he looks down immediately the pound cake. And then he looks back and then he does a double take. Like he wants to go grab a piece. And he may have, I don't know, but Afro-Man said that he did. And then people started sending pound cakes to the precinct where he worked. And he was like, he was like, oh, man, it's ruined my life. I've gotten hundreds of pound cakes delivered to the precinct.

And it's like, that's a bad thing. Like, really? you know and anyways because he used their video because he used the video of them raiding his home and he made these disparaging comments about them which fully fell within the boundaries of parody and the first amendment they sued him for monetary damages and to be quite honest with you their lawsuit brought more attention to all of it than anything else they lost pretty handily The judge was like, you know, 100%. Like this is, this is free speech.

This is absolutely parody. And, you know, it's music. I mean, there's a rich history and tradition of this. And then not to mention, you know, he's a rapper. So, I mean, his language wasn't even that course, really. You know, but I mean, they were like, oh, he said terrible things about us. And he was like, you know, this is what I do, man. You know what I mean?

It's like, you know, like, shit's real in the hood, homie. What the heck? Yeah. The videos of a lawyer that Afrman hired and the way he was describing things in court and making his case, making Aphra Man's case was just hilarious. And Afro-Man wore in every single video and at the trial a suit that was covered in prints of the U.S. flag. Share my screen real quick. I saw a picture of it. That was the same suit he wore when he met Trump two years ago and shook his.

hand. Oh, really? Okay. I didn't know that. Yeah. Yeah, he met Trump a couple years ago on the campaign trail. Yeah, and also the sunglasses. He's wearing the sunglasses indoors. You can pull it off the screen whenever you want. But yeah, that's, oh man, it was so great. That's crazy. On those glasses. Oh, you pull it up, John. Pull it up. I see you looking. Oh, yeah, I have the Pledge of Allegiance at the court here. That's just so funny that he... His lawyer with the beard there, at one point he asked the jury, if Little Wayne mentions pussy monster in a song, does that mean there is a monster there?

What? It shows you how ridiculous our court system is, though. You can bring these at the lawsuits. Don't even get me started. Crazy. What about the contradictions going on in the news right now? I think it's so funny that Trump is, uh, Trump's like, yeah, the war is pretty much over. We're going to be done here like soon. We've accomplished all of our, all the objectives while they're running stories about sending ground troops in. Yeah. Simultaneously. I think that's hysterical. it is i mean it's like every day it's like you know we're we're totally done we've beat them okay but we've got more to do like it's like every day it goes back and forth i mean if they do send ground

troops honestly i i feel like that was a threat um about keeping the straits of hormus open and he you know because he mean what he really wanted was everybody else to do it and um he also said he was going to pull out in nato because everybody backed away real slow did the homer simpson when he asked for other people to come in. And then as soon as he did that, NATO was like, oh, no, no, no, no, Mr. President. Like, if you leave NATO, NATO is over. I was kind of disappointed that they did come to the rescue.

Look at this video. We don't need to listen to the music, but this is a robot, obviously. Only a matter of time. Only a matter of time. They're probably already out there somewhere. freaking blinks and everything that's crazy that's actually like not a really good example of this either i mean i think this is a pretty good example but well i mean having that show us a better one having seen lots of them i can tell you that that's not that impressive i don't know you were such a

hoity-to-oity robot critic extra extra thousand dollars for the pocket busy upgrade who would know jordan said it i was I was thinking it. Trust me, I've seen a lot of those. No, I mean, I've just been following robotics for quite a while, but of course, the major advancements have been made in the sex robots. Okay, hang on. Here we go. Oh, shit, that's the wrong button.

Take your time. I saw on the chat, oh, go ahead. I saw on the chat, it's Baron Trump's birthday, just so everyone knows. Yeah, John, that's way more realistic. See, how many out. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah, knack, knack, knack, gnaq, gnaq, gnaq, gnaq, gnaq, gna, gna, gna, gna, gna, gna, gna, gna, gna, yeah.

I don't like that. I'm not nightmares. This one is AI, I can tell. Yeah. I think that's probably just a sex spot right there. Yeah. I can't tell what's going on there, to be honest with you. That could be cosplay. With about 92% human, human.

92% human-like motion, smile, make eye contact, and even wink. Shanghai Robotics Company Droidup has unveiled Moia. A human who is just a little wall-wide to mimic human movement and expression. Moyer uses dozens of precision actuators in its head and face to produce realistic expressions like nods and. All right. So I'm literally just going through. Okay, this is the, oh my God. This is not so much like in the face.

But if you guys have ever seen Westworld, these, this is real. This is from a company called X-Peng, and they have made these robots. You can choose the gender. You want it to look female. You want it to look male. But they have this sort of like droid-looking face. And just the way they move is so realistic. They have this, I guess, like, I don't know, like composite skin and musculature over the robot.

That one looks like a tranny bot. It does kind of. Dude, they're walked. That is so fluid. That's creepy. Yeah. Yeah, that's freaky. And that's, that's autonomous. Like, that's not somebody controlling it or anything. Like, when you see, I'm sure you've seen all those Chinese robots where they're like break dancing and kickboxing or racing and stuff like that. Those robots are actually being controlled by a person who's like five feet away with a remote control or something like that. And who wouldn't want a wise old.

Confucius robot. Unitary. That's them. Right there. System enables a single operator. Wow. Yeah. The robotics is crazy right now, dude. And, I mean, you realize that Tesla is basically no longer a car company.

They're phasing out their cars. They're only going to have robotaxies and they're going to make Optimus. they're phasing out their cars they're not going to sell cars anymore starting when i mean like they've already cut their their number of cars that they're creating in half they've killed a cup they killed the i think believe the uh well i mean the x and they're killing the cyber truck and they might have killed the y as well might just or no it's the model s they're killing the model s they're killing the model s they killed the cyber truck yeah they're not going to make it i mean that shit that hardly sold

like, you know, anywhere near what they thought it was going to. And it was also like, you know, two or three times the price that they said it was going to be. You never know at Scottsdale. I've been at intersections at Scottsdale. And at the other three parts of the intersection waiting for the light, and there's a cyber truck across from me and on both sides. I've literally been in that situation. I've seen that here.

Wow. That's insane. So many companies have them, too, as work trucks around this area. Crazy. this is so weird to me they're only going to focus on the robots huh yeah it's because they're they've already got commitments to buy so many of them and um you know i'm sure that they're probably going to have a couple of different price points they're probably going to have companies that will buy them outright and then they'll have companies that will perhaps rent them and that means

they're going to get paid in perpetuity the only thing that Tesla is going to have to pay for is some type of maintenance. And for the ones that they sell to people, they will probably also sell some type of maintenance contract with it. And yeah, I mean, they're planning to send Optimus into space to build up the moon and Mars bases before they send humans up there.

That's just nuts. I think I saw price for like a base robot that does your dishes and mows your lawns, and stuff for like yeah less than the chat so about 20,000 30,000-ish dollars for like a that's it i think there's what there's one that they're like taking orders for right now i mean that's still a lot but i still expect like 100 grand for that shit yeah yeah it it does basic house chores and things like that now here it is this is the one that you can order right now and uh and yes it will do all your chores. It's like

five feet tall and like 80 pounds or something like that. Smart. Got to be smaller than us. Well, you don't want it to be too imposing. Exactly. I want it to be like a Hobbit. Three feet tall. So if it goes sideways and I know I can beat the shit out of it.

Yeah, at least kick it. 20,000 though. That's less than like your average new car I feel like these days. You can also lease it for I believe $500 a month. But of course if you do that then you're always going to be leasing it do they come in black they do they come in black and they come in like out of bad dude i mean she really hold on rewind did she really need help picking up her bag no she's lazy as hell yeah this is the

future yeah we get the bag there goes men we're done guys no it never complains It will always do your laundry. And it always thinks you're right. Chat says John's going to replace all Badlands personnel with bots. Maybe. Probably less drama. Get less hate, man. Do they sue you?

Hate messages. Yeah, right. Jesus. Crazy. I'm not okay with that part. Yeah, I don't know why you'd want to make a robot that could kick your, your head off. Yeah.

See, this is why they're. Optimus is being made at the rate that it is because they're going to essentially use it to replace the domestic workforce. They're going to use it to make more robots. They're going to, well, yeah, they'll use it to make more robots. They'll use it to, what is it, Boston Dynamics, their robot, Atlas, Hyundai bought Boston Dynamics so that they could commercialize Atlas. and let me show you what the modern Atlas looks like.

Dude, what's that? Was it BattleBots? Was that the TV show where they had? Yes. Man, MMA is about to be revolutionary. Our story this week is about humanoid bots. 60 minutes will take a ding on us, I think. But yeah, so Hyundai bought them so that they can use them in factories.

And this is the newest iteration. right here. It also has batteries that it can swap out on its own. And every joint can turn in 360 degrees. So let's say it's standing there. It can just turn its torso around,

grab the door, and then turn its torso back around, and then install it. Yeah, they make these to be so humanoid. I mean, why aren't they given them like eight arms? Well, because, I mean, if you think about the environments in which they want them to operate, they're built for humans already. So that's why there's been such a push to make them as humanoid as possible so that

there won't have to be any adjustments to the environment. And I guess to train them, they probably have to put like movement suits on an actual human and track the motion at each joint. No, they're not like, I mean, so I mean, they've been, Boston Dynamics has been working on Atlas for 30 plus years at point and they've never made a dime. Seriously? Oh yeah. I mean, this started as like a DARPA offshoot, basically. And so they've been purchased by successive companies over the years.

And each time there was some attempt to commercialize the technology. But the reason that now it's finally getting to the point where they can mass produce these robots and they have a place to use it is because Hyundai bought them. And Hyundai, well, so all of the joints are servos, okay? And those are like fairly expensive. And the engineering that is required to make these servos from scratch was kind of cost prohibitive. And for years, they were all working on like, but it's like hydrodynamics. Like everything was pressurized.

And there were tubes that were controlling like the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the movements of these things. And now that it's all electric, it's using the servos that Hyundai already had the technology for. And so they bought the company. They modernized the technology and actually made it better. And they've already got the factories where they can produce these things. How much do these ones cost? You know, I don't know.

But I want to say maybe like maybe a hundred grand. How much does an Atlas robot cost? Yeah, $100 to $150,000. It's not that much for what it does. Well, that's not that much when you have to pay a worker 50, 60, 70 grand a year. Exactly. That robot would pay for itself in three years. Yeah, that's exactly what these companies are looking at.

They're looking at the long-term savings when they no longer have to pay people. It's unbelievable. It is. Yeah, this is Amazon strategy big time. I was reading an article about this. that Bezos is going all in on replacing physical human workers with these robots. Yeah, so this right here is an example of the robot training itself. Here's the other thing, is that they only need one robot to learn the movements,

and all of them are connected to a hive mind. So one robot trains, all of the skills that it learns goes out to all of the other robots. and the same is true for every other robot. If they have a factory with a number of different environments, then they're all learning at the same time, and they're all sharing that information. Yeah, that's pretty crazy. Yeah.

Someone dancing? That one is dancing. Yeah. This one, I'm pretty sure, is AI, though. Because his movement is over. Yeah. Yeah. This is real, though.

This is real. That's real? That's real. How do you know? because this one is actually from Boston Dynamics and I've followed them for years. I've been watching them change this thing and updated every couple of years. Wow. Yeah, have you seen some of those time lapse videos they have?

Like here's this, here's Atlas in, you know, 2000, 2001, 2002. They just go through all the years and it's like, oh my God, you know. Yeah, here we go. Here's an old one. This was back when they were still using like fluid hydrodynamics for the, the joints and muscles and stuff. And now here's the other thing that you don't know when you're watching this. You're watching this thing doing this perfectly,

but they've probably done 50 takes with this thing like falling at different points throughout the obstacle course. And then finally... How much does that thing weigh? Because those... That one is very heavy. Because those platforms it's standing on aren't moving at all. I mean, this looks fake.

No, no, no, this is 100% real, dude. But those platforms... Those wooden platforms that thing standing on aren't jiggling, shaking, moving at all. I mean, are they wooden or are they boxes that are around steel frames? I mean, you can't see inside those, but these are real. These are absolutely real. This is probably five to seven years old, maybe. I don't know, man.

That looks fake to me. Everything looks fake, Jordan. Everything is fucking fake. It's all fake till it's real, Jordan. Yeah. exactly this is safer it looks at the mat sinking in a little bit these ones weigh significantly less because it's all electric and those are like plastic parts like if that i've seen those things fall before like trip and you know they fall and parts go scattering and stuff see that's

that looks real okay so let's see new atlas robot fail maybe it's never failed it definitely has because I've seen them fail before do that video with those guys working on and stuff yeah okay at the beginning maybe I should turn this one up it's the same one we already watch okay so oh god this one is great

the robot has an existential crisis you watch this watch he's like I'm done I'm done. I'm done. Oh my gosh. He's like, stop. Just stop it. Go. Go. It's getting more and more human by the second.

Are you serious? I dig the hand pans in the background. Wow. Oh, God. This is a spectacular fail. Okay, so this was in Russia. and they are bringing out this robot for the first time. This is supposed to be like their answer to Optimus.

And here it goes. It walks like a Russian. Russian leaving the pub. It just fell apart. Oh, look. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, God.

It's so good. That was the Joe Biden of robots. That was so good. Okay, hold on. Let me see if I can find Atlas robot fall. I think becoming racist against robots is really what's going to unite humanity. Yes. Yeah, we're there.

Across all countries and skin colors and religions. We say racist against them? Yep. As in like we don't make any black ones, just all white ones? No, like we got a, we got to, actually, that's interesting. You will unite against, yeah. If you make them white, is that what? Thanks, John.

You just brought racism back in the robot race. Never left, bro. Racism never left. It went dormant. Yeah, this is two. 2017 right here like look at it watch it's learning you can see that it uh it's not as steady on its feet Until that it's better backflips than I am yeah you saw some ground shake there I had I take that one I'll be honest I'm a total bot bigot

How do you figure what do you mean? Oh here we go here's it there's all these wirebacks These wirebacks Wireskins 100% robophobic, yes He's really do just remind me of Bar Boy Blue man The leg shake Yeah, that was many years ago

That was the DARPA robot competition Wow It's crazy to think. This is our future. They're going to be everywhere. Yep. I'm not ready for it. Well, it's here. I've literally never seen a robot out in the wild, so I wouldn't say it's here yet. Well, you live in Dakota.

Any of you seen a robot out in the wild walking around the streets? Well, not here, but I mean, like in China, they got them. They're really pushing them in China. Yeah, well, I don't really care. I wonder what the Chinese badlands thinks. There's probably a badlands, like not badlands, but like the Chinese version. They're just freaking out right now. They're just like, we're so fucked.

We're so fucked. Don't they have been executed by now? They're in China. Yeah, they're in jail. It would really just be like a long propaganda piece about like the generosity of the motherland. And you know that like in China, they have this like lay flat culture. Have you guys ever heard of that? No.

It's yeah. It's people. who have just dropped out of life from like the workforce or you know i don't know like like they they just basically they've they've decided to bed rot and they will live stream themselves bedriding i think the girls are a lot more uh successful with it than the guys are but they people still watch it it's weird it's very strange and they also have like you know how they have internet cafes They will also have like rental space inside a facility where people can like stream up against just like a white background or something like that. And you'll literally have like rows and rows and rows of people who are streaming themselves.

And they also have a mass adoption of like facial filters where like just the most horrendously hideous people. will use filters to make themselves look like they are completely different. There's a lot of men that will pretend to be women. And then women who are using these advanced filters to make themselves look like their models and stuff like that. And that part's not surprising. But can we go back to the lay flat culture? So people just do they talk or they just lay there?

Yeah, they talk. But I mean, they just don't do anything productive. And hang on, let me. Yeah, it's more of a little. lifestyle trend than just physically laying lying down yes tong ping is a chinese youth led movement and lifestyle trend rejecting intense war culture and societal pressure to excel favoring a low pressure minimalist life instead so it's basically i dropping out of society as much as possible contributing as little as possible striving as little as possible and just doing the bare

minimum yeah like liberals emerging around 2021 a lot of bad yeah it is a form of passive resistance against burnout high living costs and overwork culture such as the 996 system so the 996 system is what nine hours a day uh nine days or six days a week so from like nine in the morning to nine at night six days a week it's 12 hours damn yeah so which is i think i i noticed a couple years ago i thought the 12 hour work week was coming back I mean the six day work week was coming back to the US just because you know it's a the job market is such that well yeah we want you to work six days a week and and during COVID and when there there was this culture

among youth like oh I can what was the word for it you know like you could quit your job just do quiet quitting and all this and yeah and I was like you know what you guys young people you have no idea what it's like to be in a job market where the where the employers have the whip hand on you because you're going to find out because this is going to switch around and then it's going to be like I'll do anything I'll work I'll work seven days a week and that we're pretty much there like in San Francisco it's pretty much a given you work six days a week I feel like I work seven days a week yeah well you own your own business you know you own your own business that's one thing but when you're you're you know

when you're going into office cubicle and you know you're you're supposed to respond to emails on the weekend at night. You don't really have any time off. All your time belongs to your employer. And I think we're heading back towards that. It's almost like a pre-union movement in the US. The workers basically have no rights. And so at some point, they'll be a big reaction to that.

But at the moment, no, it's really, it's really. And that's why there's such a despair among young people too in Gen Z. like this is my life. This is going to be my life for my entire life, just struggling to get by and having to work like a slave for every day. It's like, well, yeah, this is what it was like to be like a coal miner in the 1890s, you know, Emil Zola novels, etc. Patriot Allie in the chat said office space and I was thinking the exact same thing.

I've got a printer in the back of my car that I'm just waiting to smash, to be totally honest with you. it's been sitting in my garage for like the last two years i'm like somebody's going to need this but no i'm totally wrong so i just decided i'm just going to take it out in the middle of the field and just hit it with a baseball bat destroy it yeah yeah unless anybody needs a laser jet printer you just let me know crazy i wonder um you know with the the market right now did i see like tanked hard today anybody else see that i don't pay attention because i don't own any stocks.

Not that bad. Like 1%, oh, okay, it's not that bad. Never mind then. I saw a little bit of Twitter freaking out. Like, there goes your kids' retirement.

They're never going to be able to retire. People are so fucking gay. Like, that doesn't happen every six weeks. Right. I just, oh my God, that's another reason I don't pay attention to it

because it's a bunch of just mindless chatter. People just looking for whatever the, the newest rage bait is that they're going to be able to get clicks on. They're the experts, Zach. The experts! My God, I love it. That's the name.

Oh, do you guys want to see something cool that I got? Yes. Not really. Only if it's a gun. It's not a gun. I've got plenty of those, but I bought a CCP spaceman action figure. That is pretty awesome. Is that a monkey?

No, no, no. No, no, I'm sorry. CCCP, pardon me. It's a USSR. Yeah, USSR spaceman. See, it's in Russian. Gotcha, okay. Yeah, cosmonaut.

Interesting. Yeah. And then it's actually got a space force, two space force guys in the back, and then the Russians down here. Did you buy any, like Neil Armstrong action figures, or? No, no, no, no.

I mean, this was. You're not going to support American astronauts? This was, This was specifically from a line of Space Force action figures. And I really wanted to get the Space Force one, and they didn't have any left. These were pretty limited from a couple of years ago. And they also had a Vladimir Putin one. I really wanted, like, the Space Force one and the Vladimir Putin one.

And so I, like, added this as a watched item on eBay. And, and, like, these were all for, like, $200. And I was like, there's no way I'm going to pay $200 for that. And I added it as a watched item. And then two days later, the guy that was selling it offered it to me for $45. And I was like, okay, sure. If you're willing to take a bath on it, I guess he just wants to get rid of it. So anyways, I thought it was pretty sweet.

That's pretty cool. Yeah. I thought it went well with my Donald Trump action figure. Do you have that back there too? Of course. Which one? Oh, sweet. Hold on.

That's awesome. Listen, you're being rude. You fake news. You're fake news. Stop being rude. You always maintain your... That's definitely the apprentice. He has 17 different phrases that he will say.

And it's clearly from the apprentice. And then somebody made this for me. This is a Kamala Harris. And it says, we did it, Joe. And she also speaks. Oh, shit, hold on. I think it's out of batteries. Dang it.

It's also got my logo printed on the bottom. He 3D printed the whole thing. Oh, that's bad at. That whole thing was 3D printed by somebody who watches your show? Yes, yes. That's great. Yeah, it is awesome. Anyways, I need to change the batteries because it does say,

We did it, Joe. And then what's the other thing that she said? the unbearable lightness of being or whatever. She's like, she's like unburdened by what has been. Unburdened by what has been. So 3D printing, it's illegal to operate an unlicensed 3D printer in the state of Washington. It's going to be. What?

Oh, that's wild. Yeah. It's ostensibly for, you know, 3D printed guns, but it's basically every 3D printer you have to have a license for now. That's cool. Or it's a felony. somebody made me this as well that's an alien xenomorph did you ever watch that uh alien show did we talk about that already alien earth yeah yeah i liked it a lot that too do you ever finish from no i haven't finished from no i wanted to finish um rogue heroes first i saw the first

i saw the first season of from but not the second one there's three of them out and i think the fourth one's coming out yeah the fourth one's coming out in like april or something yeah You know what I did watch was the night agent. Oh, I love that show. That's a great show. Absolutely. So good. Peter is just like such a boss and he's and he's such a good dude.

Always does the right thing. I love it. Yeah, it's a good show. There's what three seasons of that? Yeah. Yeah. And the fourth season, they already renewed it. Oh, crazy.

Yeah. Probably coming out in 2027. We need our own TV show. We need to like produce and make our own. series. I agree. What like a fish tank? Fish tank?

What do you mean? You don't know fish tank? No. Oh, dude. Hold on. It's a Sam Hyde reality show. It's like Big Brother. Yeah, yeah.

But they're like, but it's sadistic. Yeah, not quite like that. I'm saying like our own AI TV series. Kind of like the Will. Oh, Will Samson show. Yeah, except our own version. That would be awesome.

Yeah. I made some new GROC videos using my thumbnail today. So I did a bunch of them like on old GROC when they, when when GROC first started doing videos. And and so I like had myself like pull out twin pistols and then like mag dump and then a golden AK mag dump, a rocket launcher and then blow it off grenade launcher. and now it's like, Grock always wants to put audio in, and so it has me talking, and it's like, you know,

you're tuned into Red Pill News where truth is, I don't know, it just says a whole bunch of stuff, and sometimes it makes sense, and sometimes it doesn't. But I put these as the trailers on my videos, like as I'm waiting to go live. And that's what you.

I've seen those on your show. That's awesome. Yes, cool. It's a lot of fun. We use Grock videos. for that long. Yeah, rock imagine. So we're living in a post Chuck Norris world. Oh,

don't even tell me. Yeah, that one hurt. Yeah, it did. Yeah, kind of surprising. I haven't heard about Chuck Norris in a while. He had a birthday, like, last month I talked about on my show. I think it was on a Saturday. And Danny Trejo, like, it was a picture of them together, and he wished him a happy birthday. He looked pretty old there.

I didn't realize he was already 86, but yeah, man. Who did you say is the equivalent like the new the next chuck norris like who is it no i don't know that there is one dude because he like i'm not saying like literally but i'm saying like that kind of vibe i think it's hard to say man because he was he's so unique like like he reminds me more of like if bruce uh bruce lee lived a long life okay i'm gonna say the only one that kicked chuck norris's ass exactly yeah scott adkins i think scott adkins is the modern-day check norris i don't even know

who that is. They just don't do martial arts movies anymore. Yeah. Well, he uses martial arts in the movies where he fights and stuff. And he's actually like a martial arts star. Let me see. I could recommend... What about, I mean, he's been around a while, like, but Keanu Reeves.

He's kind of... Well, okay. Yeah, yeah. He's actually a good fighter as well. So Scott Adkins was in a movie called Avengment. Avengment. It's crazy and it's super good. And I guess Scott Adkins is in John Wick 4.

I didn't know that. He's in Ninja. I like Michael J. White. Michael Jai White's a good fighter too. Michael who? Michael Jai White. He played small. years ago um he was oh god what is that one movie that he did that was so fun i don't know how you're

talking about i'm talking about scott adkins there's a movie that's like a it's great it's really great hmm is it stephen segal oh the debt collector oh that is a good one the debt collector yeah and then there's like debt collector too they're both worth watching but avengement is great because he's this guy who gets out of prison and he's on a revenge tour and he's just going to kill everybody that put him in prison and he's like just looks hard as nails tattoos all over his face shaved head just ripped he's got he's got uh metal teeth because they got busted out when he was in jail and they just put like steel implants in or something and he gets out and he just killed and he just kills everybody in the most inventive and brutal ways and you learn why he went to prison in the

first place and it's so good it's so good i can't i can't recommend it enough i've seen it like five times what was that called avengment avengment is that one and then the debt collector is more funny but still fights and and detective stuff i'll maybe check it out or probably not You should watch it. Oh, Sisu is a great movie. Yeah. I haven't seen that one. It's pretty sweet.

Oh. Sorry, I'm still, uh, did you see, can see this? And send to the grand jury. From our boy, storm has arrived. Meanwhile, uh, federal officials tell me that the House intelligence committee is going to schedule a vote next week to, uh, vote out and send to the grand jury, send to the prosecutors, its contacts with John Brennan over the year. so that all of those testimonies and private briefings can be viewed by grand jurors to see when and how

and what Brennan said over the years about various issues that are now tied up in the weaponization. Meanwhile. So apparently they're going to be sending the evidence John Durham collected down to the prosecutors in Florida, which would be fairly significant. It's pretty you already have it, though. Well, I mean, there was a significant thing that just came out this week. John Durham had submitted a criminal referral to the DOD-O-I-G for a DARPA contractor that had been working with Rodney Jaffe and the Georgia Tech team. And they basically deployed this tool called Pithia, which allowed them to make.

map all of the incoming and outgoing internet traffic on everything significant, like the RNC, the DNC, and all of the campaigns, Trump's campaign, Biden's campaign. And they also were mapping traffic to Burisma, which is kind of interesting because this was, you know, 2016. But, but yeah, so the criminal referral that was sent to the DOD OIG was buried and that. then they never told anybody about it. And they also knew that Georgia Tech was watching all of this internet traffic and then using it for their own purposes. Sissan new, DHS knew. This was like, you know, just a couple of weeks before the 2020 election. Like they had these tools that were

in place throughout the entirety of Trump's first term. And they also, Georgia Tech caught Dominion voting systems, siphoning off vote tallies. and information from egress points. Where are you getting all this from? I'm getting all of this from Peter Bernager. He released it in the last 24 hours. He's got like a 40 tweet thread, and it includes all of the emails and all of the sauce.

It's pretty incredible. And anyways, long and the short of it is that they were aware that there were major security vulnerabilities in the election, like on the record, and there were former associates, of Hillary Clinton and her team that had access to all this stuff and they said nothing about it

and there was also allegedly like Russian and Iranian access that was going on and basically they just let everything happen which is unsurprising I mean the call is coming from inside the building and it always was and where is he getting this stuff from recently released emails and documents

whose name It's just... Peter Berneger. I pulled up now. I went through it on my show earlier. What was the last part of his name? Burr-Nager. What was the last part?

N-I-G-G-G. N-I-G-G. People that bug us. People that annoy you. Acknowest. People that annoy us. I have a great outro to be honest. I have a meme of that.

The Rigger guy. and it's Trump and its election rigors. I see if I can find it. I know everyone's already talked about it, but the Pearl Harbor comment was probably my favorite thing of the world. Damn, rigors. Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor to this?

Tell me about Pearl Harbor. Why would I tell you? As she finally deciphers the English in her head. Yeah. Yeah, that was so funny. Did you see her reacting to the, Biden Autopin picture too.

He took her to the wall of the wall of heroes or the Hall of Presidents or whatever and she's like, oh yes, oh yes, oh yes. And then she gets to the Biden Autopin and she's like, ah!

It was the greatest reaction. Nunstscap. Amazing comment. Badlands has to make a Trump discombobble head. Oh. I like that. What would it look like?

Trump with a ray gun. like a Tesla Ray gun Okay I like that I like that Bobble at it Riggers

That's so great Riggers Riggers Oh man I messed it up before and had I didn't have the R on there

on one side And so this What about the other one? That's That doesn't work, John. That looks pretty bad. And to fix it. I love it.

Yeah, that would be good intro. Okay, well, now I have a thread to go through this Peter Breniger. So I would hazard a guess and say that all of this is probably going to end up in the hands. I mean, if it isn't already in the hands of Jason Kinos and the grand jury investigation down there. I mean, just based upon the number of people who have been subpoenaed, I, I, I, I, don't see how anybody gets out of it. They have, this is like the most well documented series of crimes in the 20th century,

let alone the 21st century. So many people probably lying about exactly what happened. All of it documented. All of them conflicting with each other. Still more information continuing to come out publicly, even more known behind the scenes. And also in, I think it was 2022 or 2023.

Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley learned about the criminal referral that I mentioned. And they wrote to the DARPA liaison and they were like, we've just learned about this. Nobody thought it was pertinent to tell us. And so we want to know if you've complied with any of these requests for information. And if not why and, you know, who is this person? Have you addressed anything? Why didn't you tell us that there were all of these different people that were. accessing these secure voting terminals.

Oh, another one, John, is that one of the Dominion voting tablets that is how like the pollsters at the voting locations, like when they're checking people in, they sent it to Shanghai, China for service. So like this secure tablet. Oh, and the entire state of Georgia was also being watched by both. both Georgia Tech and this Pithia system as well as Dominion. And they tracked the traffic that Dominion was siphoning off and it was going directly to their Serbian location. Wow.

Yeah. There was so much in that thread. And I only got halfway through it on my show. I'm going to be online for another four hours if I try to go do the rest of this right now. Wasn't this exactly what we heard was happening back then? Absolutely. Yes, it was. Yeah. That's the thing.

It's like now it's all being confirmed. So, you know, that's very satisfying. Yes, it is. Yeah, I want to go to this, it's a pretty dense thread, a lot of info. It is. Yeah, lots of sauce. I'll be right back. I got to take the dogs out. Okay. Got speed. While you're doing that, let's do a quick commercial spot.

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those down so every guard except for the first one I think it was um Jackie and I did virtual until the till we met you guys in Myrtle and they were no fucking fantastic man like it was it was so fun it's so funny to like you like you're there when you're not actually there like you can sit at home put on your PJs whatever you're going to wear at home and then just like grab a drink for the night shows day shows if you want but it's it really is a good time and it's like you said it's really inclusive and i've watched other things on live stream that are kind of boring where it's just like people talking on stage for like an hour and a half and there's a break and an hour and a half it's way more

interactive plus you can send in um questions in the chat that's in comments yeah yeah we do our best so that's um three weeks away can't believe it's it's it That's a good sales pitch, Cam. Thank you. No, I'm telling you, that's the reason why we went to Myrtle was because we were just like, we can't keep doing this away. Like, it's too much, it looks like everyone's having way too much fun to not go in person. Yeah, we do have a good time with those things.

So if you're in the area, too, you really should come. National's going to be popping, I think. Oh, yeah. Hopefully the weather's nice, too, because it'll be in April. Not too hot, though. Hopefully, we can sneak into the stadium right next door. I'm bringing my Nerf ball football

Yes If we came I want to play you in basketball man All right Let's play basketball Cam I'm bringing My name Are you driving

Yeah Can you bring a ball I can you bring a ball Yeah We're taking her car Her car is better Can you bring basketball Maybe a sports football

I have a basketball I have a basketball I have like a regulation High School football I didn't steal it guys But it is a high school football from my high school I got a soccer ball

You know, when you have to say I didn't steal it, guys, that's like dead giveaway for you definitely stole it. No, no, no, no. I did bind it in a neighborhood. You know, it's funny. We have, I have a bicycle from my roommate in college. He gave it to me because he was moving back to Pennsylvania. You didn't steal it? No.

And then the other one, our neighbors left it outside and they're like, here, you can have it if you want. The tires are completely shot on it. It's not in the garage. I need to either throw it out or get new tires. So he stole two bikes so far? No, I just collect stuff. My uncle, my uncle who's a Marine. Is that what they call it these days?

No, no, my uncle, like, when I was growing up, he just like, he would get like old tractors and stuff like that and just fix them up. So I was like, yeah, I'm going to be like him. I just never do the second part of it. I collect them. I don't end up fixing them. Don't say anything, Jackie, in the chat. She's going to roast me about all the shit I have. At least it does that to me, too.

I'm not a hoarder. My family is a bunch of hoarders. I'm like the least hoardy of them all. I'm a hoarder. Horty is a good word. Yeah. I think most men are somewhat of hoarders. Yeah, most women are somewhat horders,

horders too. Kudjur already have a cowboy hat. I got like three of them. He said I need a cowboy hat. I got a bunch of them in. I have one. It doesn't fit me. The only one that does fit me is the girl rhinestone one that I got in Deadwood,

or that the people, the ladies bought me in Deadwood. Are you going to wear your outfit from Deadwood, your jean jacket? You mean the... Not Jean, the... The frayed one or whatever? Yeah. I don't know my...

Yeah. I don't know, I probably bring it with. We'll see. Remember, last time I wore it, I got solicited by a dude asking if I was there for the swingers party. So what? Yep. You didn't hear that story? No, definitely.

You didn't tell me. There were a lot of people there. I guess you didn't want me to go to the swingers party. No, I mean, I told it to everybody. I told it on stage. So where were you, Zach? I don't know. I guess I, I don't know.

We were after, I think it was like the Friday. I think it was the Friday the first night yeah we went down to the karaoke bar with with everybody and I was wearing that jacket you know the brown one and the cowboy hat and stuff and me and Cici my girlfriend were walking

in towards the karaoke stage and like this young dude comes up to us he's like oh are you guys here for the for the conference and we're like yeah but he made like some hand motion or something secret swingers motion I don't know

what it was. I don't remember, but I was like kind of yes, but like hesitant. And my girlfriend's like, no, I don't think it's the same conference you're talking about. And then I was like, well, what conference are you talking about? It was like the swingers conference. I was like, we're not here for that. And then we immediately left and went back to the hotel because I was not about to. Did it? Deadwood? Yes, dead wood. This is why this is why I fall asleep early at the guards and I don't go out. That's funny. I mean, it's the last. thing you expect to happen at a guard to be fair. You don't expect to get invited to a swingers party.

I mean, I guess I wouldn't expect it at all in Deadwood, right? Well, it was weird too because he was like, they had to be like college age. And it was too, like they weren't there with females. It was a two dudes standing next to each other. Well, I mean, that jacket was pretty gay, John. I mean, maybe. Okay. What's the gay swingers event?

Bring the jacket to Nashville. wear the rhinestone hat you'll fit right in assless chatt all the bacheloretts after you in nashville though that out you'd kill them all yes i'd nail her out at you how dare you wait a second was this this in vegas or this was deadwood that was deadwood okay because somebody said question mark vegas zach i don't know what that means but um i mean i guess i would expect it in vegas yeah Vegas wasn't wasn't bad at all no other than the version you know but yeah no since that it was pretty standard no swinger invites broke back john i wish i could quit you boy but i can't whatever we know you're not gay john hey you know

publicly if you were we'd be okay with it though nothing wrong with being gay you have that you're fine when you're not really fine you just have that on like your button What is that even from? I don't know, but it's perfect for something like that. Do you see the story? Apparently, they're like canceling the Bachelorette season because of the bitch is insane or something. Oh, the chick that was crazy and through the chair or whatever. I want to hear about this.

Okay. So, I mean, I've never watched The Bachelorette, never watched The Bachelor. But I've always secretly been waiting for a woman to freak. out in a significant way on either show. Yeah, and he... I feel like that happens all the time. I don't know. Like I said, I don't watch it.

They were at her house and her kid was there, I think, and the guy had his phone out, recording the whole thing, and she was going to apis shit at him, hitting him, and through this metal stool at him. And he's just like, stop touching me, stop touching me. Is she a much one? No, no, I think that's just fair. We don't know that. And then she put out a statement claiming that she was the victim for something or other.

But, uh, wow. Cool. But by the way, Zach's asking because of what was on her head, but I think that's just her hair. Yeah, it was. Yeah. The woman. See, this is all you do. It's the only thing you know how to do.

Holy shit. I don't get it. Let me go. Stop. Dude, leave me alone. And that hit the baby. Oh my God. Your daughter is right here.

Yeah, this is when you forcefully leave. Oh, the baby. Did you hear the baby start crying? Yeah. Oh, my God. Okay, so now hold on a second. So this is the Bachelorette. Well, that lady was chosen to be the Bachelorette.

And I don't know if this video surfaced or something. Oh, that guy wasn't a contestant. I thought. Yeah, he's a previous boyfriend. This was from 2023. So they had the series all filmed. And then this video surfaced of her previous boyfriend. And Disney's saying, we're not going to air this.

I wonder if he held onto it like right before the premiere because that's a boss move. Like, wait, I'll tell you what, bitch, I'm going to get you. I told you I was going to get you. what was that Kim I thought I thought you froze but you didn't real quick though Jackie in the chat says she has three babies two baby dads and an open domestic violence case holy naturally she was the perfect remand for show yeah I mean don't they do like background checks on these people and they probably thought she'll be a crazy crazy person on air good God

that's one for the men that's one for the men Yeah, it is. Yeah. I don't get why people get so obsessed for that show, but I guess I really, I would have enjoyed it more if she had freaked out on one of the contestants. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I was hoping that it was like she got drunk and blacked out, and then they got it all on film. Yeah.

And then they had to show that episode, and then they had to tell her on the air that, you know, we're going to stop right here. And then she would basically do what we just saw there to the producers. that would be great. Most of it's so hard for Disney to do this because the ratings would have been sky high. Yeah, they would have. They're going to have to release it on DVD, I guess, or it's going to be a Hulu exclusive.

You're going to have to subscribe if you want to watch it. If there are women in the chat who watch a show, I'm very curious, maybe probably not in our audience, but they got to know that they're watching this and understand that none of the people there are actually looking for They all just want to be famous. Like the entire thing is. Oh, yeah.

Of course. Of course it is. I mean, who else goes on, tries to be on reality television? You know, people think, I saw this girl on X the other day. She was complaining because she was a contestant on Big Brother. And she wasn't famous like she thought she was going to be. And she was blaming everybody else who was a contestant on The Bachelor. because they came from generational wealth.

So everybody else got brand deals and everybody else got attention except for her because she wasn't from the right family. And I was like, you know what? Like with that attitude, I tend to think that maybe it's you. Maybe it's just you. She should be blaming her own parents for not giving her generational wealth. That's whose fault it is. Then she wouldn't have needed the money from Big Brother to like, you know, pay off her house

or whatever she wanted to do. I don't know who it was, Kingship Quest. Like, literally, I've never seen that show either. And I was just scrolling through and I saw that this, this person in my feed, like, you know, like I was a contestant on Big Brother. And I thought that it was going to be some revelation maybe about like behind the scene stuff or she was going to expose it. But no, it was just like this woe is me. I'm not what I thought I was going to be because I went on Big Brother.

And I was like, the entitlement. I want to see if I can find it Do you know what this contestant look like? Like what'd she say? I might have actually added it to my book my bookmarks. Hold on. Let me just go to my bookmarks and search big brother. I bookmark so many things on X

because I know I'll never find it again. Yeah, I'm horrible. Like every other post. I think I have a folder for every single one of you except maybe Matt. I might have actually made a Matt Trump one recently. But like post that you guys older. Yeah.

I never post on X. Yeah, that's possible. Like as an example, I just search brother. Immediately I get Ilhan Omar brother marriage document. Oh my God. You know, I forgot to talk to you guys about this. But did you know that Mohammed Al-Faed is currently under investigation for running a Jeffrey Epstein style sex trafficking ring in France? Who's this?

No idea who that is. Okay. Princess Diana was marrying. Doty Fayette. Okay. Jody Fayette was her fiance who died in the limousine with her. His father, Mohamed Fayed, who is known for being like a model talent scout, turns out there's actually 154 victims who claim that they were sex trafficked by him over the years.

And he owns Herods, the Paris Ritz, and he's, you know, part of the elite. Now, I read this in February. I haven't seen anything else come up from it. uh since that time but he's you know got epstein fingerprints all over him like you know private planes boats all that stuff how about uh jeff epstein exposure huh that was hilarious that guy was obviously not geoffrey abstein what is he like though or should he look to have like him yeah not all predators look alike guys i will say the same way that a lot of black people look a lot i like a lot lot of Israeli people look alike.

The men at least. Just saying. I said it. I said it. What did you say? What was the racist thing? You said you're black. You get to say anything.

Yeah. You want, man. Free reign. I said the same way that a lot of black people look alike, a lot of Israeli people look alike, especially the men. Like they have similar. Big nose stuff. No, not that part.

It's like the head and the job. all. Yeah. Like, um, that guy, the guy that really hates Trump, that's a famous actor. There's a, there's like, I've seen like 40 men. There's like 50 of those. Yeah. You just described 50 actors.

I just described Hollywood. Yeah. I got to find a gay's name. Does anyone know his name? He was, uh, he was in Sunday Manarchy. Don't know. Oh, oh, oh, yeah, Pearlman. Ron Perlman. Yeah, Ron Perlman.

Oh, yeah. Oh, God. He's so particular looking, isn't he? Yeah, but I've seen, I'm telling you, man, I've seen a lot of Jewish that looked like him pull it up let's see clay there's a good one all right oh my god that's the tiniest picture ever bail no can i pull up your screen zach what are you doing uh i'm looking on a different screen to see if i can find i can't find it that i mean it really doesn't matter it was just why are they all tiny pictures of this dude wow take your time cam both of us oh i am awkwardly in silence. Dude, it's hard to find pictures of him

that are normal sized because he's so big. I'm just going to zoom in, whatever. It's blurry, obviously. Oh, that guy. Yeah. I'm telling you, man. You've never actually watched Sons of Anarchy. Really? I like the show.

That was a good show. Yeah. I also never watched, um, what's the one where they make the drugs? Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad. You never watched that. I enjoyed that. I don't think I finished the show, though. really yeah I don't think I did there there's a movie too El Camino yeah no I definitely I'm not gonna tell you what that's about because you need to finish the series and then

watch the movie for it to make sense I know how the series ends like everyone's all my friends spoiled it for me oh okay well I'm not gonna spoiler for everyone else though El Camino's about Jesse I'll say that okay yeah speaking of aliens they're making a new Stargate SG1 is it is it is it I mean I know that There's a Stargate revival. One of the original producers is coming back to do a new SD1. Amazon's buying it. Okay.

Producing it. I wish that they would continue the expanse. That was probably one of the greatest sci-fi shows of the last, you know, 20 years. The expanse. I don't think I've ever watched that either. That's, oh, that's so great, dude. It's so great. It's on Amazon.

It started someplace else, and then Amazon bought the rights to finish, like, the last two seasons. but there's like two or three more books they could continue. Without there being any spoilers, can you explain to me what it's about? All right. So it's in the future. Humanity has expanded beyond Earth. There are different groups of people living in space and on Earth. Certain people only live in space.

They're like essentially, you know, they're humans, but they're like stateless people. And then you've got other people that are basically like, miners and they live in the asteroid belt. They're called belters. So you have like this. Miners is in youth or miners is in they mine things? As in there are mining in the asteroid belt. So you've got this like undercurrent of class warfare that's going on and people looking

for homes because, you know, shit's gone haywire on Earth and they're trying to colonize the galaxy. And there's also like space pirates basically. It's really good and the politics are believable and it's well thought out. Very, very well done. Thomas Jane is the lead actor in that show. Yes, Thomas Jane is in it, yep. Thomas Jane's super based.

Yeah, he is. He just narrated a friend of mine's documentary. He narrated one of your friends, what's documentary about? UFOs. Of course. Yeah, Thomas Chains. Super cool. Stargide SG-1 still better.

My buddy Corinnemic was in S-G-1 for a couple of seasons. Oh, dude. Yeah, I've never watched that either. Corrin? He was in like the last two or three seasons, right? He replaced Daniel Jackson? Yeah, he replaced it. And then Daniel Jackson came back and then they took him basically off as a regular and put him in the background.

Jonas was his name. When I learned that they were doing the Stargate revival, I texted him, and I was like, bro, I was like, are they going to bring Jonas back? And he was like, probably not. Is that a pretty old series? Yes, it is. Yeah. Yeah. It says 97.

SG1, yeah. It was like 97 at 2008 or something ran for 10 seasons. Wow. Yeah, never watched it. How many TV shows have we mentioned tonight that John has never watched? A lot. Yeah. I don't know.

I mean, I watch more TV now or like shows. now than I used to. I used to like just watch office stuff when I'd fall asleep, but I'm like any more adventurous when I'm going to bed, but yeah, I went through a long time where I didn't watch like anything at all. So I missed out on a lot of things.

It's probably how you were able to start your own company. Because you were busy watching TG. Probably. Sydney Falco says if you coward's going to talk about revolution and its peaceful possibility, you deserve the corrupt rulers you get. Sydney, you must be new around here.

We do programming Monday through Sunday all day long and OnlyLands is the one show that we do on this channel that is not meant to be political. It is merely just an opportunity to decompress from all of the talk of what's happening in the world throughout every other show on this channel. Sometimes it's political, but sometimes. But I would encourage you to check out any other show on this network and you can see what we, would otherwise talk about. We did talk about the robot revolution, so... We did. I told an elected official

to his face that he was the problem the other day, so... Oh, which one? Pat Harrigan. Okay. How did that go? Actually, he's a pretty likable guy. I mean, the hard thing is, without being there and talking to him in person or knowing him, like, these people could all be full shit, you don't know.

But he was... I did it in a respectful manner. I'll play you for the clip here, hold on. I'd like to see it. Yeah, it was a good interview. Yeah, I enjoyed it. Yeah, it was good. And I asked them on our paying taxes.

I asked him to lead our tax revolt. And, yeah, I'll play you two clips here. Just get them pulled up first. Zach, that was a beautiful description of Onlylands in the network. Yeah. Wow, that sounds rehearsed. That was really good. Yeah, here's the first one.

The sentiment from a lot of people, my audience, you know, like what's the actual solution here because we see all these issues compounded from the fraudulent spending to everything and the common denominator no offense like i i enjoy talking to you and you seem to speak in a way that most people don't um so i'm not trying to say this is you directly but we see the problem is the government you know what i mean and so more laws to make our lives better that that's we want less laws we want less government it's yeah you guys are the problem yeah yeah Yeah. I mean, he's like, hey, you ain't wrong, son.

That's pretty much what he said. And then this is the second one to share it. Take agency is what I would say, John. Yeah, with not paying taxes or with getting rid of this device. You know, maybe look, I am a... Because by the way, this was after I already asked some of the tax question. And he had been on my show before.

So it was the second time I asked it. But then I kind of got him like, I baited him a little bit into, you know, the whole taking an agency thing. So I got to bring it up again. But his answer is pretty pretty good. I'll play this out. I'll tell you, I made my first, you know, big pot of money my last year that I was in the military.

I started a company on the side and it really took off. And that first, that first tax payment that I had to make, you know, basically paid for a cruise missile. And I looked at it. I just couldn't believe, you know, how much our government actually takes from the productive capacity of our citizens. And when it's not used property, like, look, I hate property taxes. I fundamentally think that if you don't pay your property tax and you can have your property taken from you, you actually don't own anything. And private property rights aren't really a real thing.

They're a figment of our imaginations. And so I want to see the tax regime changed in this country very substantially. I'm not going to do that as a freshman in Congress. But if we can be successful enough in our short time that I hope to spend up here, maybe in future years we'll be able to start making a difference around the periphery like that. We hope so. We're looking for a government official to lead our tax revolt for us. So maybe if you don't want to be like that, you know,

Well, if we can find a way for us to do that without getting arrested, I'm all about it. Yeah, same here. Appreciate you, Congressman. There you go. You should send him a link to the Aaron Russo film From Freedom to Fascism, which is all about Aaron Russo's quest to find where in the law it says that the IRS has the legal authority to charge us taxes. And he can't find it. and neither can the commissioner of the IRS that he interviews. And he essentially gets him to admit on camera that it doesn't exist.

That's crazy. Yeah. So it's a great, great documentary. I'd highly recommend everybody watching it. Yeah, I'll check it out. But there you go, person in the chat who was acting a fool. We got you. The last thing you said was Pricus.

I'm not going to lie. Which one? So he said that something. the effects that you have to accept that the only way to like solve everything is to accept the fact that it's going through the u.s. government it's like everything i heard i'm just like what this is this is the ridiculous trolling yeah now down to your overlords so sad but guys what do you feel about uh maybe going through some rants starting to wrap her up a little bit boost yeah yeah i'll check the boosts quick i know what i don't know if i saved the rant We have a meet-up tomorrow. Can I bring up the thing for that?

I'll allow it. I've got the rants. It's not for me. It's for our people. Yeah, do it. All right. So tomorrow, or not tomorrow, Sunday. Sunday. Where is it?

It's down to the bottom whenever you want to bring it up. Let's party. That's not how you spell party. Oh, it is. It is. It's a golf. It's a reference. R&T. Sunday, March 22nd at 3 p.m. at the Fairway Social.

So I won't read the address. You can go to the website to see it. It's up on the website, right, Jackie? It's up on the website, right? Oh, my God. It's up on the website, right? No. Okay, it's not on the website.

The RSVP, you can sit in the telegram group, the HBIC telegram group, or you can email Jackie Espada at Jackie. Espotta at Protonmail.com. Why'd you change your email from the obnoxiously long one? I don't know. Just kidding, Jackie. We love you. You should get this up on the website, though. Yeah. I don't know how to do that.

You should send it to Cheryl. Okay. I'll send you a show. Cool. He sends me. I'll send to Cheryl. All right. Awesome, though. That sounds fun. Yeah. Are you, like, going to have an actual social on a fairway of a golf club?

So I'm pretty sure it's like a, it's like a club, not club but like a restaurant bar and restaurant type place right next to the golf club awesome yeah so don't expect a golf guy can't promise you that sorry and i'm not coming i guess i gotta take this all right i can't do rants we don't have any booze yeah i can't pull them up because it's in like a full browser window but okay so we had rave daddy 523 i've got this twice i don't know if he sent it twice because you really wanted this just okay all right but either way rave daddy Daddy had said, when will Gart's single-day tickets be available? I'm coming VIP, but my wife has to attend to the kids, so she needs a Saturday-only ticket. Keep your eyes peeled. Buck Wayne says,

Westworld is not a show. It's an agenda be forewarned. Have you guys ever watched that? I have watched it, and it got progressively worse, but it started off really good. Yeah, I think I remember watching the first season, and I don't think I watched anything beyond that, but the first season I thought was great. Second season was pretty good. There was a noticeable dip in quality. Third season, again, there was a noticeable dip. I didn't finish it because it ended up just totally jumping the shark. Dixcept says for $50 just because I love you all.

Oh, that's Quinn. We love you too. She's awesome. And then say it, nigger faggot. Yes. I don't know why, but when nigger faggot will rant on my channel, in the pop out, it shows as chafed bum and not as nigger faggot.

I don't know how that happens, but, but yeah, anyways. It means that he or she is logging into, like, they have the wrong handle up because you can do like your, because you have, you can have different options. Oh, you have the channel and then you have the user idea. Yeah, you got to switch that back, man. I love that one. Okay.

No, I like this one. Yeah. No, in Hacks, I'm saying. You have to switch it back to nigger faggatig. But I mean, what I'm saying is like when he's, chatting I see nigger faggot but then when he rants it says chaf bump well I think when you ran at the end you can or before you push the rant I think you can choose which profile oh okay okay and then he says uh in 94 weekly reader said we were getting flying cars what the fuck

uh k o kelly for one dollar says matt trump fun fact route 66 is 100 years old in 2026 happy birthday Yeah, the road is. This is, correct. This is the 100th anniversary of the road. So, yeah, I might do a show on that, just on the road. It totally has nothing to do with the TV series. It just borrows the name, but the road itself, yeah. It's like the original road, it's still there, or have they done, like, have they repaid?

I'm sure they've repainted. They must. They've decommissioned and turned into interstate. There are some sections of it. Like here in Arizona, it's state highway, 66. and then part of it becomes Highway 40, but there's original sections intact through Oklahoma and Illinois and New Mexico. Basically downtown Albuquerque is a one sort of a big shrine to the whole Route 66 culture

just because it's got all these old motels and stuff. And there's, you know, you go out to, it goes out to Santa Monica eventually and goes through Riverside San Bernardino, and there's a there's a there's a there's a motel there's a famous motel that's just tepees that you can stay in and i stayed in that one driving around the country yeah it's fun i the best road trips are when you can follow a some kind of signed road like um you know the uh like or i did that with the oregon trail one year i think i mentioned that i picked it up in the middle of nebraska and drove and i had no agenda but i was on my way to oregon i said you know

what i'm just going to follow those organ trail signs and and it's wherever that goes and i did all the way until i got to oregon city and it was that it really makes for a sort of a really great themed road trip to do something like that so do they have like an interactive donner party section like do they tell you like at which point people started eating each other well the donner party was not the organ trail oh it's california trail okay trail which i there's probably road signs for that too. But yeah, you do get a lot of the hardship and there's a lot of original sections of the Oregon Trail, like where you see the wagon ruts and you get out and walk along them. It was so much fun. And that was one of those. I mentioned a couple shows back that I could, that was when I could

sort of drop out of society, turn off your phone and just immerse yourself into America and forget about the world. And that really, that really changed my whole view of the country at one point in my life and reoriented towards a better version of American history. And so I'm always on the lookout for those kind of road trips. There's a bunch of really cool ones you can do like that. Like there's one that goes along the that goes along the St. Lawrence River and then just hugs the great lakes all the way through the Midwest called the Seaway Trail. It's signed to.

And that's, it's just the way to travel. Wow. Nice. Did you get dysentery on the Oregon Trail by chance? No, I've never played the game. But there's a couple of really great museums along the way that are sort of immersed. Never played the Oregon Trail game? That was like the first computer game I ever played on a TRS 180 when I was in like kindergarten.

That's crazy, Matt. All right. Rave Daddy 523 says, I have a shirt iron but need a laser printer if you've got one. What's your price? Please bring it to your card. I'm flying. I love you. but unfortunately I'm not going to be able.

This printer weighs like 35 to 40 pounds, so that would take up all of the weight in my suitcase. So I will leave it in the back of my car until the next time you're in Florida, but I don't need the iron, so you can just keep it. Let me see. What else? Wait, did I just skip over one? No.

Hang on. I'm going on a little bit further, and I don't think there is. Oh, yes. Cody Austin, 2388. See you guys in three weeks. Glad Cody's going. Cody's great. Looking forward to seeing you, man.

And then Jay Drake 83. Just a reminder, I'm starting half an hour earlier than normal on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Eastern. Covering Spooner's take on the travesty that is majority rule. Awesome. Sweet.

Then, ZBM says, I love you guys. Just a thought. I don't see robots taking too many human jobs in the U.S., which is a capitalist nation, maybe in a socialist country, plus people who will hoe crazy if they're, will go crazy if they're not needed. Cheers. Elon Musk has addressed this, and it's his assertion that it will become necessary to provide a universal basic income, but basically everybody is going to be rich and that the action of

giving all of the money to people so that they can support themselves because they can't work because there are robots doing all of the work will essentially just give everybody unlimited free time and everyone will become adept at whatever trade or hobby they want to go ahead and dive into. So for all of you who have been looking to build that birdhouse, you will now have the opportunity

and you'll have the disposable income. You just go to Home Depot and just scan your Tesla card and they're going to give you all the material. let's see buck wayne says never judge a man until you've walked a mile in their shoes because then you're a mile away and you have that idiot's shoes fun show guys thanks thanks thanks buck that's awesome all right and that's it all good stuff those's a fun one tonight guys um outro what were we going to do for the outro naggers okay let me sing some afro man that would be funny we'd have to cut youtube right before but that'd be great well we're gonna cut youtube right now anyway so youtube thank you appreciate you guys but we're gonna wait real quick my show tomorrow 730 low oh yeah d ph tomorrow 10 30 p.m eastern um see you later youtube and let's do the south park

good night ned are people who annoy you all right okay you guys have a good night we'll see ya next time bye everybody peace To Wheel of Fortune! All right, Randy, congratulations on making it all the way to the bonus round. Thanks, Pat. You've got some family here watching tonight. Yeah, they're all rooting for me. And I'm sure you have lots of friends watching back home.

Well, let's see if you can't make everyone proud. The category is People Who Annoy You. Okay. As always, we give you the letters R-T-S-L-N-E. We just need three months. more consonants and a vowel. Okay, I'd like a B, an N, and a G. And the vowel?

And O, please. Okay, well, looks like you're gonna get a lot of help here. Category is, people who annoy you. Audience keep quiet, please. Uh, well, uh... 10 seconds, Mr. Marsh. Well, I know it, but I don't think I should say it. Five seconds, Mr. Marsh.

All right, I'd like to solve the puzzle. Niggers! Oh, naggers, of course. Nagers. Right. Uh, can we cut to a... Can we cut to a...