Badlands Media - OnlyLands Ep. 63: Iran Threats, the Kirk Case & a NATO Gun Show

Episode Date: July 11, 2026

The crew settles in for another Friday night with the usual tech hiccups (cameras that won't turn on, the classic "unplug it and plug it back in") before diving into a full slate of news. There's a re...al conversation about shaky financial markets nobody wants to admit are shaky, a recap of a NATO summit where a foreign leader handed out loaded pistols to some very startled European delegates, and a candid back and forth on Israel that gets flagged as borderline more than once. The back half turns serious with a discussion of the Charlie Kirk case and the competing narratives swirling around the accused shooter, followed by a live read of a Trump Truth Social post threatening total destruction of Iran if assassination plots continue. Somewhere in there, beef tallow and a beard brush both get glowing reviews. Buckle up.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The Badlands, one of the Badlands, explain those Badlands. That's a hell of their name. Well, good evening, everybody, and welcome to the Only Lands. I'm excited to have some of you on tonight. One of you, I'm not so excited about it. I wonder who that could be. Has Matt Trump been devoured by Chris Paul's void? That's like the Langalears.
Starting point is 00:00:32 Matt, do you realize your camera is not on? It's not on. LVC is a black thing. Did you try plugging, unplugging it and plugging it back in, Matt? You know, that sometimes works, but sometimes I have to restart the computer. Just press the camera and then press it again.
Starting point is 00:00:50 Sometimes that works a few times. Mike, it's dark? Is that? Yeah, it's just black. You're just, yeah, you're just a tall camera right now. Okay, I'm going to try. I'm going to switch over the audio. I have a video, video.
Starting point is 00:01:02 You can hear me. All right. You at the USB camera. Let's just, I'm just going to do, Mike. I feel like I'm teaching my grandma how to use the remote control. There he is. There we go. I just use my laptop camera.
Starting point is 00:01:14 Sometimes the independent one craps out. Oh, man. Good to see you. I get to have here, man. Yeah, it's good to be here. It's good. I haven't seen you since Gart. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:24 Which I was just talking about and talking about on the show. I just did it. I really had a really great show. I was talking about how I cured my Euro friend of TDS in a couple of emails. Wow. How'd you do that? Was it with self-disclosure? Yes, yes.
Starting point is 00:01:41 It was the beard brush is, it actually makes me feel good enough to actually convince people to support Trump. And also the this, this thing, Jessica loves this. This is your, the tallow, the beef tallow. Oh, my God. Oh, hell yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:04 So yeah, and I just told them who Trump is. You got to tell, well, no, here's what you have to do. You have to tell them who the enemy is, who are fighting, and lay it out, say, well, this is what happened. This is how America was essentially captured by shadow government. When it was a concept that was not really in the American Republic at its beginning, explicitly. We had external control, but we didn't have, like, the calls coming from inside the house kind of stuff. until after World War II, really. What do you say?
Starting point is 00:02:36 How did he respond when you told them that we're fighting the conservatives? Oh, I told him, yeah, I explained the Uniparty and all this. And so he was cool with it. But it turns out he didn't have TDS after all. He actually, he was saying, I can't come to the country while the orange dude is in office. And I was like, I took that to mean, oh, he's got TDS. But he's usually a very laid-back guy. And he was above politics.
Starting point is 00:03:01 But so I was taking off. I was like, oh, that's, that sucks, but you know, that he might have TDS, but he didn't actually have TDS. He was just neutral, but he's like a neutral normie. He didn't actually. You didn't actually. Yeah. But he did, he did have a form of it in that he felt comfortable saying the orange dude. And as, you know, it's like, I can know, I can believe that the people around him, his friends, you know, and the Americans that go over to France and toady up to the euros and like, I, we hate him to, you know, that.
Starting point is 00:03:32 kind of stuff. He's used to that. So he might have, you adopt that as a default register in a way. You know that you are a, besides your last name, a Trump guy? He didn't, but I had to say, I got to tell him I am. How close to you? Yeah, I voted for him three times and I'd vote for him again in a heartbeat. And, and then, then I had to, but then I, I, I said, here's, here's who his enemy is. Here's what's going on. And I did focus. on the city of London because I knew as a Frenchman that would catch his ear. And it did. He's like, what is this city of London?
Starting point is 00:04:09 That was his reply. I need to know about this. This is amazing everything you said. I got to, he was going down the rabbit hole in real time. There's these very old ladies on YouTube and they're going to tell you everything about it while farming your comments sections. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:04:24 Even though they're out viewing you. It is interesting that their default was to assume that it would land with you talking about that orange dude that kind of tells you with the foreign assumption about what America was. And I used to be a lefty too. Last time you visited me. Well, that's an intellectual. So you would assume that there's a lot
Starting point is 00:04:43 of Canadians who I wasn't like a full on Trumper when I was first going up to Canada. Started going up there in 2012 and in the middle of my liberal disillusionment. So I was getting some of that back in the 2016, 17, 18 era where Canadians who knew
Starting point is 00:04:59 me were like, man, Trump is real crazy and everything. I'd be like, actually, I think he's kind of great. And that would always take him aback because they would just assume. Like, you're one of the reasonable Americans. In my house, you would suddenly get a chorus from my daughters and my wife going, naturally. That's the rebuttal I get to every time someone says something and I have a legitimate actually.
Starting point is 00:05:24 I get that naturally. I don't even wear glasses either. It's obnoxious. That's what children and wives. So your children say you're a contrarian. Oh, yes, absolutely. So ghosts. Can you stop shilling your show?
Starting point is 00:05:38 What's up, dude? No, show again, the background's awesome. The new, uh, rolling in. Yeah, you like that? Great. I do. Yeah, it's a good killing it. Jessica's been killing it.
Starting point is 00:05:47 It's pretty dope. I like it. Do you see our new, our new background? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. The only lands one is sweet. Oh, that cool. Oh, we can have her do that.
Starting point is 00:05:57 We can have her make backgrounds. Well, we can, but you are not quite to the that level yet but I let me know what I am yeah we can have her do that for you she actually if you paid attention that that chat she offered to redo thumbnails I did I yeah I feel bad like making work for people but that they are getting paid to do it so take advantage okay noted yeah well I'm Jeter how you doing man I haven't talked to you in I know I called you last week never heard back that's all right that's all right i did forget i do we do need to um catch up though yeah let's talk this weekend yeah but that was not my fault that was tie and jacy's fault and i did
Starting point is 00:06:41 acknowledge that that was probably the case so uh i'm pretty sure did you have a nice did you have a nice time with them did they have a nice visit yeah it was really good visit was awesome is it possible i could still be there with pie and jacy i don't think so there's a lot of fun and my kids kids enjoyed them like cool they they were just like family it was great they are like family they're good good people um one of our badly on success stories oh yeah as far as love goes there's maybe the only one you're not so successful perhaps perhaps we have a few uh but yeah you know what in keeping with matt's a theme i had a really really encouraging conversation last night i have a buddy one of my best friends we were roommates in
Starting point is 00:07:23 college went to high school together but he's very conservative but normie conservative fights me every tooth and nail whenever I bring up the Uniparty stuff. And he was out last night. We went out to dinner and he started telling me about how he just really loves how Trump is like resetting the global order, you know, and creating these sovereign nations. He was really high on Poland, you know, he was talking about, I didn't see the clip, but I guess the prime minister Poland was talking about like kind of Poland for stuff. I said, yeah, well, that's going on all over the world. And I was giving him some of, you know, the stuff we talk about. a lot and he it was it was amazing though because I didn't have to prompt any of it he just came
Starting point is 00:08:03 right out and he's like getting it he's seeing the brilliance of of trump and he was even using terms like 4d and stuff like that I told him it's actually 5d if you if you really really really hit that's true you get him in the door with the 40 and then short change him a you say bite the pillow bitch we're we're going five D chess that's uh that's how you got to do it Yeah, it's pretty funny. I think that there's, there's a, it's interesting. There's a bitcoiner, Jack Mullers, who's a young gun, but he often references his father and all the pearls of wisdom his father gave him about financial markets. His dad was actually the guy who got him into Bitcoin. And then Mahlers became one of the biggest voices in Bitcoin, you know, probably has tens of thousands of Bitcoin. Doesn't need to work the rest of his life. Yeah, yeah. And, um, Anyway, one of the quotes he attributes to his father is markets will either scare you out or wear you out. And, you know, because his dad was always a first principles fundamentals investor, right? Like, find something that you think makes sense and just then turn off everything about that thing by that thing and then, you know, ride it and profit.
Starting point is 00:09:24 And I've been thinking about that quote all week in terms of Trump and the Iran war and everything. I posted a link in the Badlands chat earlier about that the Atlantic, who I've said is they're kind of taking the place. Ash and I were talking about this. They're kind of taking the place of Politico and some others. They're really the prime signal center right now. They're getting ahead of the establishment narratives. And they posted a war, they posted a article today that was. basically acknowledging the fake war.
Starting point is 00:09:57 They said that they called it Schrodinger's. They referenced Schrodinger's, which we have referred to it as Schrodinger's war. That's been out there. And for months and months, especially on DPH, we've talked about, you know, Trump seems to be the guy most willing and eager to keep the loop of the Iran war going, the narrative of it. And I think it's related to what we're all talking about in terms of Normie's kind of a it's not the wake up the normies thing but there's something going on where
Starting point is 00:10:29 trump keeps restarting a bombastic fake war and then ending the bombastic fake war every week now to the point where markets for the first time this week i pointed this out on wednesday's d p h trump announced the war was back on on monday futures markets got spooked on monday by monday evening the markets were back nothing changed in the news nothing changed in the new cycle at all. So you're at the point now where the actual financial markets are not acknowledging the real fake war. And I think that's going on a little bit with Normiville, too, where people who were super
Starting point is 00:11:09 scared and mad about this are now just like, whatever. It's the same fakeness. Nobody wants to talk about financial markets on Onlyland. So just... Well, I was relating it to fake wars. Anyway, Trump either scares you out or, wears you out so you guys are bringing up normie europeans there's normie you know i think that's happening a little bit where people are getting scared out of being anti-trump or they're getting worn out
Starting point is 00:11:36 and just going like i don't fucking know are we even at a war who cares anymore what's the price of gas i'm ask kankan where's kankan it's got up like 40 cents or something not not quite that watch like 10 cents i think it's up to 38 national average he was way off can we acknowledge that the last time i was on the only lands i'm pretty sure was that episode where can't con shit the bed and half the people watching agreed with him well you're never on only land was this the was this the gas going to be 250 and 4 july 240 uh 240 or yeah 240 yes the uh the national average discussion so the infamous one that was an infamous one what was that What was the national average on the 4th of July?
Starting point is 00:12:23 The national average on the 4th of July was about $3.80. Okay. By the way, guys, John, I said on... Nailed it. 9. Like, I agree with John's assessment because I'm seeing that we've already got like 11 gifted subs tonight. So thank you to Snowcat, the final demand and grease monkey.
Starting point is 00:12:42 But comes with a major caveat. Does it though? I know you're going with it. Yes, it does. Yes, it does. Real Miss Bright. Okay. Yeah. Got gifted a sub. I didn't even you know what actually this doesn't matter. It's like it was kind of just we were being silly on Wednesday night Not only is she your wife, but she's on the payroll
Starting point is 00:13:02 Yeah. And she's also international money laundering because she is not in the country right now. Oh my goodness. I am Flummoxed John's John's new kind of thing is that the people who are gifting the subs are great like those are badlands maxis. The people who are being gifted the subs, it's like you're getting a shame cap put on you because you weren't supporting us before. And did you guys hear Chris Paul was gifted a sub last night while on the show. Yeah, that happens more often than you think. It happens to me like everyone. Yeah. Yeah, look at that real misguidstri. I mean, I don't support badlands. But thank you so much for those who give to the subs. You are truly appreciated. Okay. Do we know that for sure? sure though, like that means they weren't actually subscribed or isn't it that it just covers
Starting point is 00:13:54 their month? No. I think it means you weren't subscribed. Well, you weren't like spot like paying. I mean, I think you subscribe this channel for free, right? And then you paid money. But I need to go in and check because I thought I'd set it up to be a paid subscriber like years ago. And then after 12 months, after 12 months, it only.
Starting point is 00:14:20 last 12 months and then you have to go in and like redo it again. That was confusing a lot of people. Here's the proof from earlier that there's no red thing behind Ms. Bright's name here. So I wonder if it shows up later. Well, she's pretty quiet right now. She might have fallen asleep. Somebody called FinCin. She's laundering money in Canada. She probably did fall asleep while you're talking financial markets. I bet that's what happened. So Black Hat Destroyer says Chris was gifted a sub two weeks ago. well then that throws some cold water onto this theory because last night during story hour he was also gifted a sub I feel like his timing of the two weeks ago was probably off two weeks ago was June that was a different month that is how time works thank you Oppenheimer ranch project and do you think the Oppenheimer ranch project
Starting point is 00:15:09 is trying to like build a ranch nuclear bomb like you think that's what that is kind of sounds like it Probably powered by methane. Are we speaking about like Hidden Valley Ranch or what like what kind of ranch? That's what I'm trying to figure out right now. Perch Farms. Cal Fart bomb. Nice Drake. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:15:26 Oppenheimer Ranch project. There's a countdown too. Look. Boom. Getting a little sketchy. Oh, Heath O'Higgins. Gifted subs are just like herpes. The gift that keeps on giving.
Starting point is 00:15:39 So true. Speaking of that, I wonder if I wonder if I wonder if soft disclosure can cure herpes because it's curing so many other skin. disorders. You should try it. We need to find somebody with herpes. Anybody in the chat have herpes want to volunteer? Just raise your hand. Don't everyone jump up at once.
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Starting point is 00:16:57 Oh wow. You said your wife sends me memes? No, I said that's the kind of wife you want. You want a wife that sends you memes. I mean, that sounds like the ideal wife. That's like a trad wife. I didn't know you knew about that, man. Sending you sending you memes.
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Starting point is 00:18:20 get native path dot com slash badlands that's get native path dot com slash badlands you can try risk free with a 365 day money back guarantee there we go um i had the fire department show up in my house tonight that was exciting okay why was your fire would be wrong geometry no bachelor rat party no you guys keep guessing now i'll see who gets closest did your kid actually actually accidentally called 911 because that's happened to me no I don't have my kids this week did tie climb a tree and get stuck up there no tie's not here anymore that's a great guess though I thought I had nailed it I would have I would have bet anything that I nailed it yeah no um we were downstairs watching I think we were
Starting point is 00:19:07 eating supper watching a show on TV or whatever and I hear the beep that the fire alarm is like the batteries dying and so I was trying to figure out where it was and like going around the house looking for the wherever this beep is coming around it sucks you have to like wait like beeps once you have to wait like a minute a minute and you're just like waiting to hear the week then you run to the next one and waiting to see what beeps and so I'm upstairs and there's three alarms like consecutively right next to each other okay and the beep is coming from one of them and I thought it was the the middle one and so I go and take that off and all of a whole bunch of alarms start going off.
Starting point is 00:19:43 And I get a phone call. This is my greatest. And my mom and dad both calling to like see what's going on. And I answered the number that I didn't realize. There's the security company. They're like, yeah, so we got an alert that your carbon monoxide thing is going off. And so just wanted to check and see if you're okay. And the fire department's on their way.
Starting point is 00:20:05 I was like, I just unplug the thing on accident. Like you can tell them to go back. He's like, well, it's a procedure they have to come. So they like showed up and they came in and did the carbon monoxide test and then they left. But it was just because I unscrewed the carbon monoxide thing on accident. Didn't even give you a strip tease or anything? No. Why did they call your parents?
Starting point is 00:20:25 So like the security company called your parents or like the? Yeah. So I have them as um. Oh, is like your emergency contact? Yeah. So they both get notified if there's anything. Because you know, if I'm out of town at a guard or something and somebody tries breaking in. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:39 Want somebody to be notified. That makes sense. That makes sense. Yeah. Damn. So like you, just when you unplug it, it calls it the alarm company. That's crazy. I mean, at least they're Johnny on the spot, man. I mean, at least they're doing, at least they're doing their job. Yeah, the funniest part about it was he said it was their third call today for like, same type of call for carbon monoxide thing.
Starting point is 00:21:02 I kind of wish that happened to you during the show so we could laugh about your thing chirping. Oh, that is so hard. I've been ranting for years and years about why I don't replace. place my smoke alarm batteries under pain of death and it's because... Well, yours are all wired together, aren't they? Yeah. That's what's horrible. It would actually be a good time to our change.
Starting point is 00:21:21 It's all because I'm having self-induced electrical problems this week. So I should probably just swap them all out. You should talk about that with everybody. How's what demo going? Not great. No? Well, it's getting better. If my dad's watching,
Starting point is 00:21:40 even though it was his fault. He's a great guy, and he figured it all out afterwards. I just want you to know how much I love my dad. Did he hit a pipe? Did he hit a pipe? No, he hit some wires. And, yeah, so I was at Home Depot for like an hour and a half getting a bunch of stuff. I'm just like being the gopher and the laborer.
Starting point is 00:22:00 So I'm, you know, trying to connect with, you know, the lessors, you know, like the Brazilians, the Mexicans. The laborer kind of, you know, ghost knows job science. It's like, it's never the white boys that are laboring these days. You need some wetbacks for that. But I'm doing some classic Irish white boy laboring for my dad because I don't know how to do anything. So he's just like, go get me all this stuff. And it's pretty funny when he's explaining to me like, yeah, I need this thing. That's a word I've never heard before.
Starting point is 00:22:29 I'm like, I don't know what that is, dad. Screw driver? Yeah, it's kind of like this other thing, but it's more like this other thing. I'm like, I haven't heard of those two things either. So like, what? you know yeah he's like so today we had a we had a back and forth about a whole saw but he meant h l e saw and i was like what kind of saw and he was like a whole saw and i was like i know dad i know you want an entire saw the whole thing so on the drill bit yeah but i was like what kind
Starting point is 00:23:03 of saw the whole thing i'm like i know you want the saw and not i was like so then i was like so the whole saw or just the blade and he was like you had you had art like the blade the whole saw blade and I was like oh my god that doesn't make any sense and then he finally explained I'm trying to drill a hole and I need an H-O-L-E saw in order to do that yeah yeah you're retarded at what moment did he realize how darn you're yeah I think I think in that moment like there's been plenty of disappointing moments probably for him as a dad. And I think that one, he was just like, but he kind of got himself. He played himself because I was out there in the wild searching for whole saws. I brought the wrong one back. But then I got the right one on the second trip. And when I got back,
Starting point is 00:23:53 I was like, how's it going? He was like, not good at all. He was like, so I broke the like number one rule of sawing into stuff and that is to look on the other side of the beam that you are sawing into and he went right through two wires. So that, you know, that caused a bit of an issue where we were like, what stuff in my house doesn't work now? And he did rewire them himself and got it all back together. But then we had a secondary issue. where nothing was working still. He was like, I swear I friggin' threaded these rights. Luckily, my brother-in-law is an electrician.
Starting point is 00:24:38 We called him, and over the phone, he was explaining how our trip system, like our circuit system is super gay and how it gets really finicky, and you have to like intentionally trip it a bunch of times after you've fixed the wiring in order to convince it that everything is okay. Do you have this standard breakers, like the Squared E-style breakers that are switching? We do. We do, but there's this thing. There's like a, there's like a, I don't even know what you, there's like a, there's like a, there's like a, there's like a, what is it?
Starting point is 00:25:13 A GFI thing on the main breaker. Yeah, that's what's called G5 thing. That is what he was saying is super finicky in the type that we have because even though everything had been turned back on, we had to like reset every GFI in the house. and then the main breaker one and then turn all the power up and then turn it all back on and it worked. But yeah, anyway. You had a situation there
Starting point is 00:25:37 where life imitates art. You were literally just living out the sandlot scene where he's like, how can I have some more if I haven't had me yet? Well, how much? Yeah. Well, you're making fun of the Brazilians and the Mexicans, but I was always
Starting point is 00:25:55 the I was always the low man a total of the white boy who was doing the it was doing the worst they're making you labor oh yeah that's against our fundamental rights ghost but i mean tearing apart bathrooms man like that's the that's the that's the fun part so um it's not when you cut you not when you cut through wires but yeah um busting up up tile busting up a plaster and laugh and all that good stuff speaking of not i've not paying attention what's uh behind something that you're drilling i have a more gruesome story of that uh a friend of mine was working on on his house. Like it wasn't me, thank God. But a friend of mine was work on his house. They're drilling
Starting point is 00:26:32 through the joist to run wires. And the guy was like leaning instead of moving the ladder over, he just like hooked his arm over a joist and then was drilling through and didn't even think about the fact that his forearm was on the other side of like one of those spade bits. And it punched through and went right into his arm and like got all like tangled up in his tendons and shit. And then like, oh my God. It's stuck there like this like off now hanging off the leg. ladder and yeah like always always look on the other side like wow wood carving and stuff I I follow the principle of like if you're pushing a chisel and it were to suddenly keep going is your body in that path and if so move it
Starting point is 00:27:13 yeah it's called a blood circle bro yeah it's a blood circle you got to make sure your blood circle's clear yeah yeah it's a boy scout thing it's a boy scout thing so if you're nerd your boy scouts when you're sacrificing boy scouts that's what you yeah everyone form a circle everyone form up yeah but you know what happens on these projects where we're like all right we've mapped it out it'll probably take like four or five days and then you know day day two is just gone from a self-inflicted issue that you know we were working on and by we i mean my dad was yelling at me being like turn it on now and i'm like it's still not working dad and then he was uh very upset but he was more so just embarrassed that he had done that
Starting point is 00:28:05 i get more embarrassed you know the whole site was but oh yeah um are you on track to get the bathroom finished eventually like before miss bright gets back Monday night. Well, it sounds like maybe if she's listening, maybe she's going to push that a couple days. I think it's definitely possible that it could happen. I'm confident half the bathroom will be back. The other half, you know, we'll see. It won't be a whole bathroom.
Starting point is 00:28:42 Well, you have a bathtub. If you used a whole saw, you have the whole bathtub done. Yeah. The new bathtub is not in yet. I mean, we haven't with us, but it's, we've got a, It's so stupid. The previous owners had this giant jacuzzi tub that they had never hooked into electrical, so it never worked. So it was just a giant jacuzzi tub. Just for looks. Just for looks. Jets that didn't work. Yeah. And they built this like ornate custom woodwork, you know, skirt around the whole thing.
Starting point is 00:29:14 It's a conversation piece. Yeah. So we ripped that whole thing out because we were like, this is half of the square footage of this bathroom. and Mrs. Bright's like leaning over this thing, a foot and a half lip on the tub to bathe the kid. So I'm like, let's just put one of those, you know, freestanding tubs in. Figured it be easy. My dad's like, it's not going to be that easy, but sure, fine. So ripped it all out. He's like, we got to redo the plumbing and the flooring. Yeah, redo the base flooring.
Starting point is 00:29:45 Then we're going to put, you know, new, we're going to retile the whole thing and all that kind of stuff. but it's going to give the it's not really about the tub it's about getting like 30% more square footage in the bathroom for activities for activities coloring and yeah and the like yeah it is kind of crazy though even though my dad made a rookie mistake i would never have made in terms of cutting those wires he was he was a merely plasterer uh but yeah he can just like do anything so he's like oh yeah i lost art. It's a lost art. Plastering is a locked art. Well, so speaking
Starting point is 00:30:28 of Mexicans, John was asking about, like, interesting topics. I am like tickled pink because I learned today that Raoul Castro, his nickname is the crab El Congrajo, actually does have like a claw for a hand.
Starting point is 00:30:46 I thought you already knew that because you were talking about it. No, no, no, no. Were you No, no, I wish he would. Months ago, I said, I wish he did. And I saw a picture of him. And he looked like a totally normal dude. He's like 44 or something like that. And he has a what?
Starting point is 00:31:00 A claw for a hand? He was born with six fingers on one hand. And he had like a bunch of surgery. So he has two thumbs, I think. It sounds like he has two thumbs on one hand. His name is three thumbs up. Is it like a king? Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:12 I think he has two thumbs on one hand. So he has like a messed up hand. It's like a misshapen hand. He had like evolution. He had like three surgeries by the time. he was eight years old. And the only reason we learned this is because he did his first interview like two days ago or three days or whatever a few weeks ago, but it aired or it was published two days ago with USA Today. It was his first public interview ever.
Starting point is 00:31:33 What's this guy's name? Raul Castro. He's going to become the leader of Cuba. He's the, so he's the grandson of Raul Castro, like who was the president of Cuba and then who was the brother, that guy's the brother of Fidel Castro. So this guy's like in negotiations with Trump. Marco Rubio said that he's been doing back channels with him. This guy is going to become the leader of people 100%. And everyone's head's going to explode when this happens. They're like the castroves are back in power.
Starting point is 00:32:01 But the point is, is that we know, we've been doing Trump amanda now for a couple years. And everyone has these great stage names. Like you have El Tigray now in Columbia. He's become the president of Columbia. When I learned this guy's name was the crab, I was like, I really hope that he actually has earned this name somehow. And then I was disappointed when I saw a picture of him and his hand looked fine. I mean, it was from a distance that his hand was kind of hidden.
Starting point is 00:32:24 And then it said in this article that he actually got the name from his grandfather, the president of Cuba when he was born. He started calling him El Congrejo because he had six fingers on one hand. And I want to see the two thumbs on one hand. That takes grandpa. Very Latin American today. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:32:41 So, well, yeah, I know. Like, I need to see a, we have to see a picture of this. But in my personal. opinion, this guy has just rocketed up the power rankings of world leaders because not only does he have a cool nickname, but he lives up to the nickname. It's like, it's like Game of Thrones when you have like the hound in the mountain and whatever. Like this guy actually lives up to his nickname. So it's badass. And I can't like to Trump shakes his hand. There was a happy name character called in one episode where they yeah, Fonzie had to fight him.
Starting point is 00:33:13 We'll see, like, like I was hoping he had like one giant really fat finger and a thumb. Like that's what I was hoping it was. And then I saw a picture and it was like, oh, his hand looks pretty normal. But it knows. Turns out he has two thumbs. This is why you guys need to read the Badlands brief if you have not been reading it. So ghosts in once a week at least for the last six months, anytime Cuba comes up has been like in between his spurging out over the Jews and all that and being super serious. It would be like, we got to take this country back.
Starting point is 00:33:43 Like his takes are always extremely fiery. And then he'll have the Cuba take and he'll be like, but if we don't get a crab, something to do with the crab or the claw out of Castro, then this is a giant missed opportunity in Trumpomania. He's been saying it for like six months. Yes. So I was reading through this article today on my show and did not see the part when I glanced at it before. where the interviewer goes if the interview the interview here goes he hid his hand behind his back
Starting point is 00:34:16 self-consciously is like disformed hand and I was like oh my god and then and then it went on to explain that like where he got his name and how he had two thumbs and he had always surgeries and I was like dude this is awesome like he should not be ashamed of that by the way like he should be like that is like some mafia kind of shit he's the crab and he has like a call for a hand yeah I mean it's awesome it depends what it looks like whether I should be ashamed of it. Bibi, was it ghost that one time that wanted to like put something super, uh, like we should start a revolution and get out your muskets or something?
Starting point is 00:34:49 Or is that Ash? Ghost I don't think I never. I think it was Ash. Uh, in my name was Ash. That's right. I don't know when we started doing the brief like it was a while ago. Like back when first started. Um, yeah, I think it was, well, I know it was Ash.
Starting point is 00:35:03 I don't think, I'm sorry to think it was also ghost, but I don't think it was ever ghost. Uh, with Ash, I had to warn her like, two or three times that first year where I was like, listen, we love you. You can't say stuff like that. Well, Bernie Bright definitely said stuff to me like you can't say stuff like that. And it was, it had to do with me. I've told Ghost Two edit takes before I put them in. But I haven't had to do that in a while.
Starting point is 00:35:29 Yeah, that don't get arrested. It was something, it was something to do with, no, this was when Virginia, this was years ago before anybody was talking about this, when Virginia did the, the first state to, do the anti-Semitism hate speech laws and i and i basically was like in my take i was like yeah well um miyriz jason miyriz come and arrest me then for for for you know talking like coming to get it me arres and miyri is a republican you know he was he was he was uh glen yonkens guy but it's like yeah miyri and he's cuban by the way um yeah miyre's uh come and get me come and get me because i am definitely going to continue to talk not only am i going to talk about israel i'm going to talk more shit about israel now that you've made it we have let you let you
Starting point is 00:36:10 talk your shit about Israel ghosts. So don't ever say that I haven't. Of course, of course. No, and yours was pretty soft. Now I remember that. Like I was like, hey, this is borderline, but we don't need to say that. Ash is, I believe, I'm paraphrasing. But it was something like, it's time to pick up the muskets.
Starting point is 00:36:28 And I was like, no, you're definitely not going to post that in our, you know, all the woman in the group was the one who was in her face. And I told her, like, like a year after that which you know john can confirm because i'm a suspicious fellow uh i did not trust ash when she came yeah well i didn't trust her before that because she was a woman first yeah well yes de facto also where she came from um but i uh or at least where i had heard of her from another another outlet and i i had her in my on fed watch you know that's where i do i joke about these things that are not jokes at all so uh you know alpha remains on fed watch he is well aware
Starting point is 00:37:13 he is on fed watch uh can con was meeting with samler tonight is that what the yes obviously i mean can con was removed from fed watch in like 2023 and has has not been back ash though was on and off fed watch for a while and i had just taken her off fed watch and then she did that right in the brief and i was like you know I know that like it stinks. Everybody's getting sued these days, but calling for violence against the federal government is not the greatest idea for people to do. And obviously, that's still wasn't calling for violence, but there's just no... You have 15 anyway.
Starting point is 00:37:55 It must get's not going to help you. Yeah. You know, and it was in reference. It was like in the context of a take about the Revolutionary War and all that kind of stuff. But, you know, you got to operate in the battle space you're in as Richie. chickens would say and we know what these people are looking for, especially that was during the Biden regime, right, during our boy blue. Well, so this brings up another good story from the geopolitics cycle this week. The NATO summit, Erdogan gave out these pistols, these like custom, like really
Starting point is 00:38:28 nice revolvers and they like loaded them and put them in the, in the, they came loaded in the presentation box, you know, the case or whatever. And so, All the European leaders like freaked out when they got them. Some of them didn't even realize they'd been gifted a revolver. They like went home. And they were in like Mark Carney was like, don't worry. I gave it to the airport police when I realized that I got a revolver. Like all these guys are huge pussies.
Starting point is 00:38:52 They like literally they handed all their guns over to the police. And they put out rhetoric being like, don't worry. I never actually touched the gun. And it's like this is why nobody respects you. Nobody respects you because this is the way you act. Do you think he gave it to him loaded so that they could just pick themselves out? Yeah, yeah. You were saying him a message.
Starting point is 00:39:16 He was sending him a loaded gun, though. Man on fire, Denzel gives the, what's his name? Gives him the gun with a bullet. Yeah. I've actually never seen that movie. It's a good movie. It's a good movie. Sweet gift, though.
Starting point is 00:39:35 I mean, that's a, that's an awesome gift. Apparently Carney last year, because they hosted it in Canada last year, gave maple syrup. So just for context of like how lame some of these gifts are. I mean, custom like engraved revolvers, like that's a pretty badass gift. Well, was the maple syrup bottles custom engraved? That's the question. I doubt it. I mean, I mean, it's Canada, so I doubt they're going, they're going to balls the wall for that.
Starting point is 00:40:00 But maybe. Do you know they have a strategic maple syrup reserve? That's real. The Americans have their cheese. We're going to have our syrup. Is it underground? Like, how does this thing work? Is it like a giant septic tank?
Starting point is 00:40:14 I don't know. But I think, you know, in the golden age, the cost of petroleum will come down to its, you know, street value. And that sweet Vermont nectar will probably be worth more. They're holding out for a maple syrup powered cars. The syrup crude oil ratio, when we get the death cross between those two, will know that either syrup has become very expensive or things are going pretty well. Is Miss Bright real particular about her maple syrup? Like, can she only- I'm more particular about it.
Starting point is 00:40:48 Really? She will not eat like fake syrup, like American syrup, but I would not do that before I met her. I grew up. If you grow up having real syrup, real maple syrup, like my dad, every Sunday made pan-frived pancakes, just the best pancakes ever. I to date make the best pancakes ever, even my dad says. And I grew up having, you know, New Hampshire and Vermont maple syrup. I personally like New Hampshire maple syrup, even though Vermont maple syrup is more famous.
Starting point is 00:41:20 But yeah, if you go from that to like corn syrup with caramel coloring, oh my God. I would go to my cousin's houses and I'd be like, what are you eating? What is this? This is goop. This is like sugar goop. It's a gore-slapped. Yep. So yeah, maple syrup, you know, I'll spend $15 on a bottle of that crap instead of a 99 cents on some Aunt Jemima, although they're not calling an Antimama these days, right? What was it now? Now, they just took a picture off, right? Yeah, took a picture off.
Starting point is 00:41:51 Which like that in the chat. She says, she says we're all a bunch of pussies. So, and I respect that because I've been saying this week about how I've been on a high horse about how calling another man a pussy these days. it's just not done like it's a lost art speaking of lost arts it's just really we just don't call each other pussy's enough and that's why i think the world's gone soft is like we like men men are not called pussies enough and shamed for it what do you think i've been doing this whole time i've been around yeah i'm trying to do that lately yeah i don't think we're really in touch with what's gone out you know we've never we we kind of use all those terms without interruption Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:34 Yeah, sometimes it's sometimes I really do have to catch myself sometimes at work, you know, because I'll, I use retarded all the time and I get some looks from so my patients. Like, did you just say the R word? Especially when they're in that vulnerable state post-coxic adjustment. Exactly. Even more. Even more vulnerable, pre. Adjustment.
Starting point is 00:42:57 Yeah. Yeah. On June, on June 10th, I was doing a show. And I said like, happy. June teeth like tongue and cheek and I said but more importantly happy Father's Day because that's the that's the Sunday and then later like Mrs. Mrs. Goes heard me say this from the other room and she was like I heard you say that she's like you got to be really careful about saying that you're like you're going to piss off a lot of people because she comes from like she comes from like a much
Starting point is 00:43:19 more corporate corporate world where it's like people actually care about that crap and I was like what are you talking about like June 10 do people actually care about Juneteen is actually a thing like it's not even a real holiday like yeah I mean apparently did you show our Juneteenth Todd. Yeah. Juneteen's National Independence Day. Yeah. I'm not downpying the significance of like freeing the slaves.
Starting point is 00:43:41 I'm just saying it's like the like what's more important that like the recognition of that holidays and a national holiday or Father's Day and I was like well Father's Day is more important frankly because we need more fathers. Listen, wouldn't the slaves shouldn't they have earned their freedom? Matt, what are you saying? We revisit this, right? I was thinking we should celebrate. Juneteenth with the performances of Song of the South, the old movie.
Starting point is 00:44:06 Yes. Yes. Break it out of the Disney vault. Yeah. I love that movie. Mandingo tournaments. Yes. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:16 Yes. Mandingo. On my show. Yeah. Here's a term that I don't know if it's like, it's still like if it's banned or if it's frowned upon or what, but I was walking out of work today. And I kid you not, there was a crazy homeless guy in that. alley right where our back door is to the to the office and uh he's screaming at the top of his
Starting point is 00:44:38 lungs i could hear him from inside the building he's like fuck you cock suckers and he's just you're saying that over and over and i'm like wow that's a that is that a term that the people don't use anymore is it i don't think so dead was the show did tried to bring that back in a big way and i it just the show the word yeah because i well i don't know i'm just telling you this This homeless guy was bringing it back big time. Because if you if you've never watched the show, Deadwood, it's a great show. But the word cock sucker comes out like every show probably 30 times. You know what's the best bad show?
Starting point is 00:45:17 Like so bad it's great ever is Spartacus on stars? Yeah, yeah. That was the first season of that was solid. Oh my God. And then like it actually kind of won me back. in future seasons even though rest in peace i think his name was andy whitfield yeah the dude the dude died the main character died yeah between seasons but he was awesome yeah he was sweet spartacus and that the new guy was never nearly as good what i think he got like he got like some
Starting point is 00:45:49 some severe form of cancer that he died like months he was like in his 30s yeah he was like super young and um and and like i didn't realize this it happened because i wasn't like tracking you that stuff so then when the second season came out i was like oh this is a good show I put it on and I was like, this guy looks different. Like he looked very similar to him, but I was like, something's different about this guy. He definitely wasn't as good as the original. But yeah, but that show was like it was just blood and tits. Like that was what it was.
Starting point is 00:46:18 It basically took like whatever your mom thought Game of Thrones was when it was at its heyday is what Spartacus was in terms of just like every scene was either a, brutal graphic fight scene or a brutal graphic sex scene or both at the same time. But the dialogue, me and my cousin who used to love that show, we'll just like still sometimes will say they would stay spoke in this like, you know, the Hollywood English Roman, like the English accent. We've just all been like, oh yes, the Romans. Shakespearean, Shakespearean, like Roman. So they would, They would speak in these very hoity tooty Roman epic, Lord of the Rings style epitats and everything. And one of them said, they would say they had gems in every episode, but the one that still sticks out is these senators would be talking mad shit to each other in the Roman Senate. And I think it was Batiatis said, words fall from your mouth like shit from ass.
Starting point is 00:47:30 That is very profound statement. It sounds like Bob Guccione's Caligula movie. Yeah, you know what? It was like Caligula. It was basically, yeah, just not. There were some dicks, I think, but not as many. I was going to say there were no dicks, but there were some dicks. But yeah, the words fall from your mouth like shit for mass.
Starting point is 00:47:55 There were some other gems, I'm sure, but that's pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. Are we still banned on YouTube? Because we could just bring it up. No, we're back. We're back. We're back, baby. We're back. Well, we were. Yeah, we'll bring it back. We'll, we can play that at the end for our outro if you want. But it's a good show. I would recommend watching it. Hi, your kids. A true story, a true story of a slave leaving a slave revolt against a genuinely great fight scenes.
Starting point is 00:48:25 Lots of boobies. And, you know. They should like when they name the movie film like Spartacus tits and ass that's what they should actually like put it was the I think it was called like Spartacus blood and sand yeah yeah yeah it's like Spartacus sparticus tits and ass and a couple of dicks what saved them what saved them is after the main character died uh the main actor died they did they were like trying to reconvene and go do we do we keep doing this do we do season two three or whatever and what they did in the interim was a prequel season about the gladiators because it's all about you know spartacus and the gladiators and eventually leading to his rebellion uh but they do a prequel
Starting point is 00:49:09 season about the other gladiators that were already in uh like on this squad before spartacus got there and they introduce a new character ganicus who the actor i think it was an australian guy i don't remember who but he was awesome so it was the rare case of them pivoting to this prequel that ever all their fans knew the prequel was just buying time to try to figure out what to do with the main character and the one-off character in the prequel was so popular that in season two when they recast part of it they brought they were like and ganicus is back that guy that you thought died in the prequel season and nobody mentioned him at all in season one and i think all the fan base was like we accept this de facto main character
Starting point is 00:49:57 in season two because we all kind of understand what's going on here. Circumstances, yeah. Yeah, it's a bummer. Yeah. Yeah, they would just jarringly shift from a dialogue scene
Starting point is 00:50:11 into a graphic sex scene with no lead up, like less lead up than you would see on. Game of Thrones, Game of Thrones looked like some Mickey Mouse bullshit compared to that show. That show was like some scorned, off-core porn
Starting point is 00:50:26 with like some brutal, graphic violence in it yeah they in Collegula they intercut porn scenes right into what seems that John Beildgood thought it was a serious Roman movie and they just cut like people screwing behind the curtain I mean you know you know you were there right you were in the you were in the Senate you understand what it was like wow that's really rude how dare you that's ageism right there B.B expect your elder I'm saying because he's such a I love, yeah, I love being a fossil.
Starting point is 00:51:01 It's kind of the only last ism we haven't really, you know, exploited. That's true. We should, maybe we should lean into that a little more. Yeah. Also, plenty of white slaves in Spartacus. So, you know, we went for it too. All white slaves, really. But, yeah.
Starting point is 00:51:18 I mean, talking about the Irish. I was just saying that. You're talking about the Irish. When do we get our reparations? So there's Irish. Never. We did, John. It's called, we won.
Starting point is 00:51:31 We took everything. That's my favorite line. It's at the very beginning of the departed when Jack Nicholson's character says, uh, if I got one thing against the black chapies, it's this. Nobody gives it to you. You got to take it. Because before that, it's all like relating the Irish struggle in Boston with the black
Starting point is 00:51:53 struggle, which was essentially identical. The difference being that Irish people, decided to just take over boston and black people decided to just whine for a hundred years and remain on welfare and or join the government to oppress white people so you're back on the slavery was good thing because i i temporarily just did i get off of that well i temporarily just committed you on dpa at deadwood if you recall did you i forget yeah that's my crack the whip and you're like slavery was now think oh yeah yeah yeah i said it this doesn't seem as fun now I think Ty and Jacey ended up with that whip, by the way.
Starting point is 00:52:32 Yeah. Yeah. Heartstop gave it to him. That was awesome. Yeah, that was cool. I was saying, pull it out while they're here in Bismarck. Maybe they did.
Starting point is 00:52:43 Maybe they did. We don't know what kind of freaky shit you guys were up to you there. I feel like I would have heard it because the room there and is right next to my office. So I don't know. Oh, man. They were in the panic room. We should get one more. sponsor in here quick and then um have any of you guys watched any of the charlie kirk stuff
Starting point is 00:53:05 or Tyler robinson stuff i did not really know what's happening that's i haven't watched it but i've so i've caught some of like the discussion points but i haven't like watched anything yeah okay well never mind i was hoping alpha be here because i won't do that questions this where i know he's all in yeah he's all correctly that alpha is saying unironically that the central narrative of that Charlie Kirk assassination is not only 100% true, but that it is irresponsible to question it? I don't know about the irresponsible to question it part. Okay. But I don't think so. I think he's, I think Alpha's keeping an open mind, but I heard he wasn't though. I did hear that he's all in on but Tyler Robinson did it.
Starting point is 00:53:47 Yeah, but I think that's just because that's probably like all the evidence that's being presented right now. Well, so there's there's there's, as I understand it, There's a controversy out there. And now, I have a... Can we do the ad before we get into this discussion? Yeah, do the ad. And we'll come back with Ghost and you bring up what you're about to say. We got Rumble Wallet.
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Starting point is 00:55:24 rumble wallet today all right girls What were you going to say? Charlie Kirk. Ghost. Ghost. Ghost Frozen? Ghost is frozen. Going on with ghosts over there.
Starting point is 00:55:40 You guys want to see me make an old fashion? I'm glad you're making an old fashion. I don't actually didn't realize we're still on the air. You're going to go Jeffrey Tubin on us. Intensely staring. I think he's frozen. That's after the show, Jay. Oh, no, he's going.
Starting point is 00:55:54 Okay, good, good. Wife's away, you know. First, I got to go get the cherries. Let's just take a second. Take your time. Oh, look at that awesome pipe stand back there. Oh, yeah. I have a cool pipe stand on the air.
Starting point is 00:56:12 I wish I would have gotten a cool pipe stand like that. I know. I specifically asked for me. You didn't ask where to get one and then have me to sell my yarn. So, John Drake. Drake, where would I get a pipe stand like that? Many people know that Drake made me a custom handmade replica of Gandalf's pipe. from which his love of the halflings leaf okay ghost's back so I'd rather hear this
Starting point is 00:56:38 them whenever he loads in there he is what's up ghost what were you saying what's up okay so I think that there's like what are you doing here there you go I was best I was trying to get BB to stop talking about Lord of the Ring stuff oh I should put a magnet you got this you'll never stop that is really cool I have this thing I don't I don't know what this thing is, but Drake told me, but I don't. It's a tamper and pipe cleaner. Yeah, it's for cleaning it out after you're done smoking and for tamping. Like, I should have put a magnet.
Starting point is 00:57:10 I didn't think about that in the bottom of the stand to hold that in place. Something. I'll take this off. Mm-hmm. Now mine will be better than his. Yeah. So, yeah, my computer spurged out. So I got to pull up, I got to pull it and crash.
Starting point is 00:57:23 So I got to pull up this, this can compost. Okay. So apparently there's like a controversy. I mean, there's tons of controversies with this case. but people are saying that there is a video that exists of this kid like pulling the trigger that's like the rumor it's going around the internet but that doesn't actually appear to be true I don't know either way but we're I have the clip here that we can play of the judge interrogating I assume this is
Starting point is 00:57:54 the prosecutor about this so we'll watch that and then we'll see what it is. Yeah, because it's like Jack Basobic and Benny Johnson are the ones that are like posting super emotional videos about how hard it was to watch him pull the trigger. The male lesbian. But they said earlier on that they didn't
Starting point is 00:58:14 have evidence of him pulling the trigger. Yeah, this is the one. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, Jack Posobic is posting some weird stuff. Is there any footage of of the alleged shooting? There is not, Judge.
Starting point is 00:58:35 Okay, I just want to clarify that. Ms. Nestor, given that additional information and anything further from defense. No, but I think, I'd like to be crystal clear. You asked if there's any portion of this video that captures, I believe you asked of the actual shooting. There's no video of that. There is video, however, and you've heard testimony related to this,
Starting point is 00:59:00 where the shooter goes to the top of the low C building, goes out to the edge of the building, low crawls, and then leaves after what we assume is the shot being fired. That's as close as it gets. Is there a- Yeah, so apparently there are people like Jack Posobic and others who are posting- You should pull those videos over. I can pull them up. Yeah, yeah, see if you can find them, where they're saying that there are,
Starting point is 00:59:25 that there's an actual video of Tyler Robinson pulling the trigger. And that appears to be a complete lie because that is obviously not the case. and whatever videos are I'll read with CanComposters Canccon's been covering this like every minute of this all week. He says to be fair as pointed out by Alpha and Viva today this clip before a long objection is talking about the videos
Starting point is 00:59:51 the court is about to see. This doesn't necessarily imply the shot video exists. There has never been a public release of the shot. The judge was going to release it this morning per his order yesterday but he retroactively rescinded that order after he disallowed all exhibits from being displayed to the public with his ruling this morning. Now all we have is the word of the people in the courtroom and we are getting conflicting reports on that. Personally, I find it hard to believe that grainy ass footage from a long way away is going to credibly confirm a shot, but who knows. So, yeah, it's this whole thing's a
Starting point is 01:00:26 shit show. This whole thing has been a total shit show, it seems like, but. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. The clip is from, let me show you the angle here. Because there's that one video that everybody was talking about. Where's I saw just a second ago? This one, this surveillance footage. Share your screen. My screen here. Yes, that was three different bottles of Angosturo bidders for the chat.
Starting point is 01:01:00 Because apparently it's from this camera and they just like zoom in. Okay, but the way that Jack Posilic describes it and the way that Benny Johnson describes it is quite quite different. Let's listen to that. I think everyone's been proven. I think it's I think it's proven. I would say beyond probable cause at this point. I think that the question for me is how do you can get recent with that way is so much evident. But the thing that I do just have to say is that I know that you guys watch on a live stream couldn't see the last video that was shown. Look, it wasn't edited. It was. Which, by the way, something interesting is they were allowed to show all these exhibits and stuff.
Starting point is 01:01:38 And then somebody got in trouble. Something happened. And so today was the first day that they didn't, weren't allowed to, like, live stream stuff. Like, so what are the outs of that? And then as soon as that order gets put out there. And we could play the video from CanCon where he plays that too. Okay. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:01:56 We'll play that afterwards. But, yeah, I'll keep playing. It was zoomed in from, yeah. a valence video off campus and typically the part of the lozies center, the roof, and you see everywhere. You see everything. He climbs over, he assembles a gun, he runs over to the edge, you know, gets down in a prone position, and you see the time, and we all know what time. And it just, it's, it was like, So slow, just watching those seconds, click, click, click, and then you see him take a shot.
Starting point is 01:02:40 And he takes the shot and then immediately runs. We've seen that video already, but I wasn't, I knew we were going to watch that, but I wasn't, I wasn't prepared to see this side of what happened because we've never seen it before. We saw the other end of the shot, obviously, but this was, this was a whole other level of of just evil and I got very upset watching it. And obviously the family was very hard for them to watch. And I looked over and I saw Tyler wasn't even looking. He wasn't even looking.
Starting point is 01:03:24 So we did. And I would just say that I do wish, I wish the public could see that. I hope that that video was made public. Yeah, because I want it to happen. I didn't want any of this to happen. I hate all of this. I hate being here. But people need to see what happened.
Starting point is 01:03:46 People need to see the other side of this because this is a case. You need to see the truth. We need to see the facts. And this is, it's the video of the sniper taking a shot. It is exactly what you think it would look like. But it's, it's one of the hardest things I've ever had to watch, probably since the initial thing that this happened was the first video. There you go.
Starting point is 01:04:07 How is that more disturbing to him than the other side of that video? Because the other side of that video is the disturbing part. Yeah, I thought that was a pretty, yeah, I thought the other side was a pretty disturbing video. But the thing that bothers me about what all these guys have been doing since this all happened, having been someone who's actually been in the situation of being a victim of a murder where you're like part of the family is that they've all been talking about this as if they've been going and sitting down with the prosecution team
Starting point is 01:04:39 and being shown all the evidence. And that's just bullshit. There's a 0% chance that the prosecution team, especially on a case this high profile, has shared their plan strategy and their case with anybody. I mean, maybe not even the family. Like the family probably has been shown some stuff,
Starting point is 01:04:56 but, you know, in the case this high profile, there's just no way that they would be like bringing in all these TPUSA guys and all of Charlie's friends and being like, oh, yeah, like here's all the stuff we have. here's everything. Make sure you go out and talk about it on X and talk about it online. And these guys have been posting about this for months being like, if you've seen the evidence that I've seen, you would bullshit, dude, there's no way these guys have seen the, you know, the sensitive evidence that they are going to be presenting in court.
Starting point is 01:05:25 It's just, that's just not the way it goes, it goes down. So that's what's bothered me with like with the way that I know they're lying about some of this stuff. They definitely are misrepresenting and have been misrepresenting what they've seen and, you know, what they've. know exists. Yeah. What bothers me about it, and Chris Paul talked about this a lot in relation to Erica Kirk, which people, I think it took them about a year to stop flaming us for, is just the
Starting point is 01:05:50 baseline of Posobic acting in that clip, no matter what, like, and I don't really care if people get upset about it. Jack Posobic is a total piece of shit in my mind. And, I mean, the guy claimed that he knew Q and everything. Remember that little thing? And, you know, Bindergate. Yeah, BinderGate. I mean, he is a social media whore.
Starting point is 01:06:14 A professional social media whore. That's what he does. And I'm saying even if what he is saying is true, people don't talk like that. People don't, like what he's doing in that clip is pantomiming what he thinks the expectation is of his audience to him seeing that information or those videos. It is to it's farming attention. It's farming engagement. And it's disgusting.
Starting point is 01:06:50 I mean, like regardless of all the rest of this stuff, that's what I focus on. Like the dramatic pauses. Will you shut the fuck up, man? You know, and it's old. So I can swear. It's so gross. It's so disconcerting. And, you know, the reason I bring up Chris and really,
Starting point is 01:07:06 relation to Erica Kirk and people can think whatever they want about this crap. If you've ever run into a psychopath or a sociopath, you know what they look like. You know what real emotion looks like and you know what fake emotion looks like. And that is the latter in my view. So it just immediately cast doubt into everything out, along with the fact that the incentive structure of the current social media landscape, including the monetized internet culture, is such that getting on board with one side of the central narrative is incentivized. And, you know, is Posobic going to make more money or less by questioning this narrative to his audience? And you can take that wherever you want to take that.
Starting point is 01:07:53 I'm not going to give you an answer to that. But if you look at that video and think, I mean, to me, it's obviously just my opinion. But I just think there's a lot of disturbing behavior from the. the people supposedly closest to Charlie Kirk about all this stuff. It's extremely performative and it's extremely gross. Yeah. Here's another one that's much the same. Um, from Benny Johnson.
Starting point is 01:08:22 Of course. The other guy is the real lesbian. We're house here in Utah and Charlie Kirk, preliminary murder trial just wrapped. We were there and witnessed everything. And you have to hear this because. It was devastating. Like a script.
Starting point is 01:08:40 And the judge ruled that you can't see the high definition quality video 4K of Tyler Robinson committing the murder of Charlie Kirk. But we saw it and they played it on giant screens inside of the courthouse. You can see clearly Tyler Robinson's face. You can see crystal clear the license plate number on his vehicle, his movements on the rooftop. You can time it up to when Charlie Kirk was murdered. And what you also couldn't see was what happened inside of the courthouse. Erica Kerr was sobbing in the arms of her mother-in-law, Charlie's mother, Mrs. Kirk. She had a sparklers.
Starting point is 01:09:17 Ivor Robinson, pale, sallow, bony, emaciated, staring at the floor the whole time. Twitching and looking straight ahead refuses to watch the video, refused to make eye contact with the family. Emotional day. The judge played all 20 minutes of the high-definition security footage, and the whole courthouse gasped when it was over. It was really tough to watch. The prosecution has a demonstrable, overwhelming case.
Starting point is 01:09:43 They said that multiple times. The defense has nothing. They asked minutia questions about DNA evidence, but the judge was just chewing them along. As we get to this 4K video reveal that will eventually be made public, it's already a case that is overwhelming against Tyler Robinson.
Starting point is 01:10:01 But once you see this video, you will cast out all of the demons that have been attacking the Kirk family. It has been one of the most grotesque demonic evils that have been visited upon innocent people has happened to this beautiful family. Once you see all of the evidence that we saw today, it's over. And that's what the lawyers said today. Please pray.
Starting point is 01:10:21 Erica Kirk asked us to do this. Pray for a speedy trial. We have a right to a speedy trial here. It's in our Constitution. We don't have to wait years in order to get to a trial phase here. We want justice to be done. Justice has to be done in this case. immediately. So please pray for the
Starting point is 01:10:39 Kirk's. They've been through enough. Time for justice for the widow. And just a word to all the Christians out there. The Bible calls us in the Old Testament, the New Testament, defend the widow, to defend the orphans to provide for her to stand up for her. And so be a Christian today, be upright.
Starting point is 01:10:55 It's like madness. Ridiculous bandarine. Let me jump in here and just clarify some things because I, again, I have firsthand experience with everything that's happening right here. First of all, when he says we have a right, you actually have no rights. As a victim, you have zero rights.
Starting point is 01:11:13 Nothing in the Bill of Rights, nothing in the Constitution extends to victims of crimes. That is a fact. You can go look it up. Many states have passed a Victim's Bill of Rights. But even in the most aggressive versions of those bills, the extent to them is you have the right to be informed of when court dates are, and you have the right to be consulted or to be informed of when a plea deal is on the table. That's it. You can give an impact statement too, can't you?
Starting point is 01:11:45 You can do an impact statement after there is a conviction at the sentencing hearing. You can do an impact statement. That's it. But that is the extent of your rights as a victim. You have no other rights. All of the rights are afforded to the accused. So you have no right to a speedy trial. you have no right to any of that. Now the accused can demand a speedy trial and say, I want to be
Starting point is 01:12:07 tried in 45 days. And they do have the right to that. But you have no right to a speedy trial. So we have to clarify that. Now, as far as what Benny Johnson and Jack Posobok are doing here, this is insane because Benny Johnson, out has checked as 4.1 million followers. Jack Posobic has 3.2 million followers. So if we are to believe that they have actually gone and met with the prosecution team, which I've seen Jack Posobic say, I've seen that a lot of these guys say, this stuff that we've gone and met with them and they've shown us the evidence. If that were true, then Tyler Robinson is going to get off on a technicality. He's going to get off on the fact. If he gets convicted, he will get off on appeal because there's no way he's going to get a fair
Starting point is 01:12:47 trial. If the prosecution team is showing evidence to guys who have three million followers, four million followers, and then they're turning around and going online and being like, look how awful this is. This is so bad. I've seen the evidence. Just trust me, bro. It's bad. He's guilty, he's the guy. You got to say he's guilty if you're on the jury. The other thing I'll say is this thing that's happening this week is not the trial. This is the preliminary hearing to determine which evidence is going to be shown to a jury when we get to a trial. The way Benny Johnson's talking about it is like as if we are already in the trial and they're going back and forth. All they're doing is arguing, can this be shown to the jury? Can this be shown to the jury? Can that
Starting point is 01:13:27 be shown in the jury. So they're totally misrepresenting everything that's happening. And even what they're doing right here, where Benny Johnson's going out and posting online to millions of people and saying how awful this is and how guilty he is, that might be enough to get the kid off on, you know, because the whole thing, like, there's no way he's getting a fair trial now with this being broadcast to millions of people on the internet. Yeah, well, and that's like, that's my big issue here is I don't know whether he's guilty or innocent. I don't have a bone in this fight. I don't care.
Starting point is 01:13:59 Is it dog in this fight or bone in this fight? I remember. A dog. I don't have a dog or a bone or anything in this fight. Your dog doesn't have a bone. You didn't throw a bone to the dogs that are fighting in the fight. I didn't even do that. You guys got what I was throwing down.
Starting point is 01:14:13 Yeah. But like the fundamental right here of anybody being accused of anything is you are innocent until proven guilty. Like that's the fundamental like core belief of our of our justice system. Except be a lot of juries, which is a complete. an utter destruction of that in concept yeah but these people are out here like they're not doing that these are supposed to be people who are like they they will oftentimes present themselves as like conservatives and constitutionalists and whatnot and they're out here just totally shitting all over the constitution of what it actually stands for even if he is guilty that's the thing like
Starting point is 01:14:44 even if he actually did commit the crime that is not how the system works it's not about the constitution intended it's ridiculous now if you go a little further into conspiracy world how dare is this Is this the same Jack Posobic that Steve Bannon informed his audience was not allowing Steve Bannon to discuss fake elections? That was Charlie Kirk. No, it wasn't. I think it was. It was Charlie Kirk.
Starting point is 01:15:09 It was Charlie Kirk who was not allowing Steve Bannon to discuss fake election. Yes. Yes, yeah, yeah, that was Charlie Kirk. All right. Put down the old fashion. Yeah, I've got coffee too. Yeah, I've got coffee too. Well, no, right.
Starting point is 01:15:21 Take it back out. You got to, you got to, you know, alternate. I think it's worth paying attention or it's worth considering, you know, sciops go every which way. And it's always just worth considering what, if this is some kind of disinformation op being layered over, what, what is happening, you know, in court with Tyler Robinson. What would be the goals of it? You know, like you got to, because I, because I think people sometimes emotionally. react and they're like, oh my God, they're, they're, they're informing people. And you're,
Starting point is 01:15:55 you're saying that you're, you're besmirching Charlie Kirk's death and you're saying Tyler Robinson didn't do it. I don't, I don't care if Tyler Robinson did it. Like, if Tyler Robinson did do it, if he did pull the trigger, to me, that still doesn't answer what happened to Charlie Kirk, right? Like, could we kind of agree on that? Yeah. I think that, that that's where this is, this is like saying Lee Harvey Oswald, like whether or not, whether or not Lee Harvey Oswald shot John F. Kennedy is completely irrelevant aside from a mechanistic point of view. The, the, the, exactly.
Starting point is 01:16:27 The real question is who wanted Charlie Kirk dead and who put into motion the mechanistic events to cause the death of Charlie Kirk, right? Like, just like when a world leader declares a war, people don't really focus on the soldiers that fight the other soldiers in the war or who is piloting. the B-52, they focus on the leader who declares war on a country, right? So even if, so first of all, even if every single thing these two lesbians are saying about Tyler Robinson is true, a hundred percent true, which it might be, it is still a sci-op because it's clearly an attempt to end the story at Tyler Robinson. That is,
Starting point is 01:17:22 what they are trying to do. They are trying to say, look no further. We are your weapons of narrative justice. We are going to deliver unto you our seven million combined followers, catharsis. And then anybody who tries to go further beyond that catharsis that we have already delivered unto you, they will be disrupting that catharsis. And that's why I think people get so bogged down who did what happened who pulled the trigger what's this video say first of all i know it's like old hat we're in 2026 if you've played around with chat gpt or grok or jemini or anything for 10 minutes the idea of video evidence online or on twitter being disclosed to anybody should should immediately be discounted by every single person in this audience it is not only irrelevant it is
Starting point is 01:18:14 less relevant than it has ever been in the history of mankind uh photographic or video evidence completely irrelevant because even if you say oh we have forensic ways of figuring this out no no no you have experts who will tell you they have used those forensic methods to deliver unto you what they say the truth is of these videos so I I kind of think the SIOP here is not about whether or not Jack Posobic and Benny Johnson are telling the truth let's assume they are the real question is why are they so adamant about only talking about Tyler Robinson
Starting point is 01:18:51 and not maybe anything else that might be going on around him or beyond him. 100%. And the real thing for me too is the real tell is the, it's so just ridiculous pulling of the emotional heartstrings. This is the worst video I've ever seen, you know, like really more than Charlie with blood squirting out of his neck. Like seeing a guy from a million miles away on a rooftop,
Starting point is 01:19:17 that's more traumatic than, seeing the blood spurt spurting but so it just right there your your your red flags go up immediately if you if you have any clue and you go okay what are what are they trying to accomplish here and i think you nailed it um bb and i'm not sure why but it's just we need to end this it's tyler robinson don't don't look any further nothing else to see here yeah and that's disturbing i don't i'm like you guys i don't have any saying i don't know i don't really care i'm more interested in and who wanted him dead. Yes.
Starting point is 01:19:51 Who would be behind this? I just don't buy the lone gunman, you know, theory ever since Kennedy, you know, I've just got to think that's out the window. But just this sub-emotional, you know, tug-on-the-emotion. They know how human nature is, and people are very stupid and vulnerable
Starting point is 01:20:07 to this emotional heartstring tugging. You cannot question it once you get the emotions involved. We've had somebody on this network at a time who would do that cry on stream get a bunch of sympathy and support and people fell for it even though it was all bullshit like it works but i do have that clip of bannon talking about uh how charlie kirk wouldn't let him talk election fraud maybe we don't want to play that i don't know but i don't know man i do want to i did want to play this clip from earlier to this is conveniently right before they played the most compelling video
Starting point is 01:20:41 at any point in the trial or whatever right that everybody's talking about this is what the judge said The constitutional rights of Mr. Robinson and Ms. Kirk are paramount. Although transparency in judicial proceedings is a fundamental interest, it must be balanced against the constitutional rights of all parties. Having considered the arguments presented by counsel, and having reviewed the events that occurred yesterday, the court finds that its order prohibiting the publication or broadcast of Exhibit 16 by the media camera was violated.
Starting point is 01:21:13 The court agrees with defense. this constituted a violation of the court's order. Compliance with court's orders, court orders is essential in all proceedings and is of particular importance given the nature of these proceedings. With respect to defense's request as a sanction that the court reversed its ruling on defense motion 305, motion to exclude cameras. The request is respectfully denied. The analysis underlying the court's prior ruling remains unchanged, and the court's court adheres to its reasoning and conclusions. With respects to the defense's alternative request
Starting point is 01:21:51 as a sanction to prohibit all cameras and electronic equipment from today's proceedings, thereby preventing the electronic capture of the proceedings for those inside and outside of the courtroom, the request is granted in part and denied in part. Effective immediately, members of the media shall no longer capture or broadcast any exhibits displayed by the parties during today's proceedings.
Starting point is 01:22:17 The court finds this sanction to be proportionate in light of the violation of the court's prior order. The court reserves this sanction as it relates to September 1st. It is not before the court. There has not been a request for electronic media coverage and the court won't issue a pre-ruling. When it comes, when that request has been filed,
Starting point is 01:22:43 And all the deadlines which the court has imposed in regards the MC filing are in place. If motions are filed, the court will entertain motions in brief argument ahead of the September 1st hearing and address it at that time. This is the rule. Wow. Thank you. Yes, I just think it is interesting timing how like that happens. And then that trial, I'm pretty sure. I know for sure it was the first day, Banning Johnson was there.
Starting point is 01:23:13 It may have been the first day Jack was there, but I'm not 100% confident on that. But then that's also the same day that they show the most compelling video evidence we've seen. And they're both on social media afterwards talking about how compelling it was and all these things. And he's so guilty, all these things. The same day that the judge says, you can no longer show any of the exhibits. So now none of us get to see it. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:23:34 We do get to see it. We'll get to see it in the trial. But I think, I mean, just to just to play devil's advocate here, this was a request. question the defense not the prosecution the defense wanted um wanted this to be kept off the internet and i think from their perspective because people like benny johnson and jack poseovic are going to take whatever is shared whatever the prosecution shares and then they're going to spin it and twist it up and be like look how guilty he is and you know and then you know you're now again like i think that money's majority pool any prosecution team is going to look at benny johnson and jack percivick and
Starting point is 01:24:09 say shut the fuck up the guys like you're you're you're ruining everything stuff Stop posting, stop talking about it. Everyone, keep your head down, your mouth shut, and we'll put this guy in prison or give him a death sentence or whatever it is. That's the sci-op to me. The fact that the prosecution team hasn't told all these people to shut up. That's the sly up. Such a good point, goes. Yeah, I mean, I kind of lean.
Starting point is 01:24:31 I think that's good to bring up. I kind of lean in the other direction when John's talking about the timing there of saying, you know, the funny thing is all the followers of these social media influencers and, you know, a journalist, so-called journalist covering this, these proceedings, they think, oh, these guys were following. They are trying to share with us all the information they can share with us, right? But quibono, who benefits when the court is gatekeeping that information from the public? It's these guys, because then you become the literal definition of a gatekeeper. you basically become a court-mandated gatekeeper.
Starting point is 01:25:14 The irony, like just to play devil's advocate to your devil's advocate ghost, the irony of that is in trying to reduce the impact of these social media gatekeepers to the court, you have basically made it so that the only way that people can engage with the so-called evidence that's being presented is through the framing of these guys, who are there. That's what I was saying. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm agreeing with you, John. Oh, yeah. Of just saying that like that, it amplifies the power of a Pesobic of a Benny Johnson. And it amplifies it in two ways. Obviously, the first way is people don't have access to this information in the public. So they need to go to an interpretation of it provided to them by these guys.
Starting point is 01:26:02 The other thing it does is it allows these guys to basically play martyrs and say, like they get narrative shielding. they can say, well, we were going to show you guys all this stuff, but we can't show it to you anymore. So now you just have to listen to me, paraphrase it. And I don't know, like John said, it's just the timing of it. And again, the defense you point out, ghost, I think that's entirely logical. But if you start playing hypothetical games of what is the intention of these proceedings, is there something behind these proceedings? Is there something behind the narrative construction of this entire Tyler Robinson op that both sides are entirely read in on, that might explain why some sides of the case are making somewhat irrational moves.
Starting point is 01:26:53 I don't know. Great points. Oh, Drake's back. Said he lost power. Yeah, Thunderstone rolls. My dad over at your house. He brought the entire ball with him this time. Did you have any thoughts on this?
Starting point is 01:27:08 because I know you're kind of our resident Spooner jury trial expert. He loves these kind of trials. Well, my, my basic answer is that anyone on a jury ever should vote not guilty because of the way that judges curate evidence and arguments and the whole thing. I mean, you start pulling on the threat of what's wrong with the legal system and nothing about our system is good. We have the shell of it still. It's called trial by jury.
Starting point is 01:27:38 But, yeah, people should go into that and just automatically vote not guilty because the way the whole thing is is bastardized. But that's just, that's kind of the standard road answer. I haven't been following the case at all. Like, it's zero interest to me. Yeah, sir. I only follow what I've seen on Cancons profile a little bit. Yeah, but like how are they going to find people? Because when they come to jury selection, like the questions are going to be, have you heard anything about the case?
Starting point is 01:28:06 Have you been exposed to anything online? anything whatsoever whether it's candace owen or jack besovic and if the answer is yes you're out of here so how you you have to go to the amish community like people who are on the internet to to find to you know to uh to find it like jurors i mean it's going to be very difficult so that's all ends up on the jury's chris paul in the jury i i actually would advocate for that i think i think i think the script writer should figure out a way to get chris paul subpoenaed to be on this jury Even that whole, the voir dire process of, you know, trying to get a, the whole idea behind it is you want to get, you know, an unbiased jury.
Starting point is 01:28:46 There's no such thing as an unbiased person. Like, you're never going to find a pure, quote unquote, jury, which is why we should just go back to what it used to be, which was literally just randomly selecting 12 people. And that's who you've got. Unless there's a clear conflict of interest, like it happens to be the, you know, the accused mother or something like that or their brother. Otherwise, the whole idea of pure random, this goes back to what the purpose of the entire trial by jury system actually is, which is the people executing the law. End of story. That's why they get to decide whether or not the law is even worth enforcing. But what we have today is we have the court dictating to people what they can and can't do.
Starting point is 01:29:31 And it's not their court. It's our court because we're supposed to be the people with the power. But that's not the way it's set up. And when you go through the history of how that was destroyed, it wasn't destroyed through. When you read through Spooner, it's like logical argument after logical argument, after logical argument. And then you read the guy that single-handly destroyed trial by jury in this country,
Starting point is 01:29:50 Joseph's story, Supreme Court Justice in 1800s. And he just goes, nope, that's it. They don't have that power anymore. No argument, nothing. Just rips it away. And we just went along with it. It's really disgusting. There's so many things that you could say the same.
Starting point is 01:30:06 thing about in this country like something totally unconstitutional we just went along with it like fresh and fit which right now has i i would say gassed up mids except mids is strong strong language the host itself is a gassed up mid this is the friday night crew it's the cheerleader effect what what are we doing here we've got like a samoan over here Like, we got resting duck face. We got duck face. We got duck face. We got something going on here.
Starting point is 01:30:42 No, job. Is that the I fight their kids guy? This is what Rumble's trying to do. This is what Rumbles chasing. That's why we're pushing YouTube so hard, guys. We got a bunch of, like, you know, racially ambiguous, Moroccan-ish kind of show hosts, rolling in a bunch of three and fours. gassing them up on friday night to wake up the normies what are we doing we are waking up the normies
Starting point is 01:31:12 what are we doing what do they talk about anyway we can listen to us but watch don't really care you guys watching the world cup don't pronounce it that way yeah torn you've been on that i've been on that norway earling holland bandwagon since day one and yes i'm here to is that that dude like he's he's the blonde hair and point tail yeah yeah cowboy in a shorts which looks sort of gay somebody should have told them that looks gay but yeah you're gonna you can expect me the cowboy aesthetic but he can do he can pull it off if they would get rid of the flopping in soccer i would i'd be willing to watch them more the other thing too to make to make soccer better
Starting point is 01:31:58 as an outsider looking in is just what's with the running clock like you're just making conspiracy theorists have like oh look the ref is just letting it run you know it's well and a whole post about that like a week ago during the u.s game yeah just just stop the freaking clock when yeah the balls on it's long it's the left you know it's like let's see this play out right you could have bunker beaters in soccer which would be cool we have them in basketball we have them in football like just you know like let's let's improve the game make it make it accessible to logical people like i saw somebody say they should have like boards a along the side, like in hockey and soccer,
Starting point is 01:32:35 and that would make it more entertaining. I feel like we're like encouraging fighting. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel like we're watching like gay sex and being like, how many rules can we add to this to make it less gay? I've watched gay sex pretty bright, so I'm not sure. We add so many rules. We're like, what if you like made it so they couldn't do any butt stuff?
Starting point is 01:33:00 You're like, okay, that's a start. That's a start. I got you. I'm listening. And then like rule number 62, you're like, what if, what if in future gay sex sports, there couldn't be two guys. There would have to be a guy and a girl. And they could only do this.
Starting point is 01:33:17 And then you get to the point where you're just like, wait a second. I hear you what you're saying. We're watching a fresh and fit. What is this? Soccer by definition is gay. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And like, you know, there are lots of gay things in sports. and I know the soccer as gay argument is tired to soccer people, but like it is, it is.
Starting point is 01:33:39 I was at a Fourth of July cookout and, you know, one of the locals was trying to get me into it. He was like, well, you know, it's this. And I was like, man, look at this. Just look at it. Yeah. It's kind of. It's the flopping. Flopping around like they got shot with a rifle, you know.
Starting point is 01:33:56 And it's like, somebody kicked you in the shin, dude, and you have shin guards on. Like it didn't even touch your shin. Like you know, and you kick the air around the shin. That's even worse. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's just right. Not even not even make contact.
Starting point is 01:34:10 I text you a question. What's worse about it though, Jay, is that is that there are sports. Like there are people who watch the NBA, you know, blacks, who when the players go down, they, they are in on it. Like they act like, or rather they're not in on it, I should say. they act like, oh my God, like LeBron just got elbowed in the face, holy shit. And like, because, you know, like if you've ever seen them in the wild, like, that's how they act. Like if anybody does anything to them, they act like they've been shot.
Starting point is 01:34:41 They act like, you know, unless they do get shot, then they get real dramatic about that too. But going back to soccer, the reason I hate it the most, even compared to the NBA, is that the guy at the cookout was explaining to me that they're playing for time. So in other words, he, everyone knows what they're doing. Everyone watching knows what they're doing. Everyone in the field knows what's going on. And I'm like, no, man, you're explaining the why they are being super gay. I understand why.
Starting point is 01:35:17 But you could just make it so they can't do that. And that's why soccer is hopeless in terms of, I think, catching on with, well, I think if soccer catches on more and more with Americans, it's a really bad. sign for our society because that's like the only sport where the people who like it are in on the fakeness of it it's like wwe fans you know ghosts and i talk about it from the perspective of storytelling but if you ever met like a world wrestling fan who really is into it like that's disturbing because and ufc fans used to be so disturbed by these people because they're like you start talking to these people about the storylines and like this match and this match and you get to the
Starting point is 01:35:58 point with some of them where you're like, could we just break for a second? You do know it's fake, right? Are you aware that it's fake? Because you're talking about it in a way that I'm not sure if you're aware. And when they get upset by that, that's when you know you've got one of the wrestling crazies. And I feel like that's happening a little bit with the World Cup where you're like, you do know it's the worst thing ever, right? Like, it's so gay and nothing happened to that guy. and they'll just sort of be like, well, I do get that, but I love it anyway. The problem is that the world glorifies victimhood.
Starting point is 01:36:34 Like they all think that like failing around the ground and acting like a huge pussy is like, oh, that's gamesmanship. That's gamesmanship. But when you watch the Americans play, the Americans pop right back up as soon as they get tackled because they know that they're going to be ridiculed in America. Like they know the entire world's watching, all of America's watching, and we are going to ridicule them and destroy them online if they act like a pussy on the pitch. So don't act like a pussy, and we won't call you a pussy, but if you
Starting point is 01:37:06 act like a pussy, we're going to call you a pussy. And the problem is that people just don't do that anymore. Like, they don't call these Europeans out for flailing around like a little faggot on the field. And if we did, and we did ridicule them, maybe the Europeans would start acting like that big blonde guy and less like, you know, does he really? ridicule people because the players need to do a ghost that could change things exactly yeah because i think it's good locker room bro yeah i mean i think it's all gay but i even i've seen this viking guy going viral and like seems cool so that that's an in like that's a potential where you're like dude that guy needs to call this stuff out the american players need to be like get up you bitch
Starting point is 01:37:47 on the field yeah it's not going to be the referees because i've actually like voice my complaint And they said, no, that actually is a rule. Like, you can get a yellow card for faking it. And I'm like, well, I've never seen anybody get a yellow card. And they're faking it literally like every couple of minutes. Somebody's down, writhing in pain, flopping around like a fish out of water. It's absolutely ludicrous. And I can't get past it. That's the problem. Like my friend, I watched some of these soccer games and I'll watch it every four years just to, you know, just to have something to talk about with people. But, you know, she's, she's really into it. She watches English Premier League all the time. And I brought it my complaints. I said, you know, this is ridiculous, the flopping, and then the thing with the clock. I said, you know, there's too much power for the referee to just magically blow the whistle, whatever they feel like it to end the game.
Starting point is 01:38:34 And I said, it just leads to questions. And she's like, would you just get over it and just enjoy the game? And I'm like, I can't. That's what it is. They're in on it. They're in on, Jay. Like soccer fans are helping the faken, they're perpetuating it.
Starting point is 01:38:48 Right. They're totally allowing it. Because the purpose of a soccer game is not to determine the better team. And the purpose is to settle wages between princes. And by the way, they settle games that go. The players are peasants over time by like. The referee is the government. The kid who won the gold medal for the USA hockey team did so.
Starting point is 01:39:08 Like after guys front teeth knocked out. Then he went and he scored the winning goal. That is what people want to watch. People don't want to watch these little fairies rolling around on the ground, holding their knee when, you know, they didn't even get touched. And Ghost, that's a microcosm of that happening so recently is a microcosm of like the cuckification of the rest of the world in light of the U.S. where people are like, oh, the U.S. lost this soccer game. Meanwhile, it's like, and again, I'm a hockey guy.
Starting point is 01:39:38 I know John's a hockey guy. And it's like that was the just, for anybody that's not a hockey fan, I know that the announcers told you this on TV. but that on paper that Canadian hockey team genuinely might be the greatest collection of talent we've ever seen on one field of play in a sport ever assembled like the on paper that Canadian hockey team was just you've got like I don't know wasn't there a basketball team back in there with like Jordan the dream yeah the dream team yeah but basically but that's a good and chill out talking Canadian sports teams Bernie right we got I'm saying relative to the sport but I mean, that's basically that that shows, though, the American, like, how big that was into
Starting point is 01:40:22 ghost point, the manner in which they did it. Like, the mainstream global story coming out of the Olympics with the U.S. men's hockey team winning was basically that they weren't as good as the Canadian team, but it was like pretty much without saying it. It was because they were American that they won. Like, they're tougher. They cared more. They played harder.
Starting point is 01:40:44 and they played as a team where the Canadians didn't, which is such a cliche. But it's like that microcosm then applying it to what's going on in soccer where you're like, what am I supposed to feel about the country that wins the soccer tournament? But you hit on it right there. Like this is what I said at Gart. The reason that America is the most important country
Starting point is 01:41:05 and if America falls, the world falls, like as Q said, it's not because of our military. It's not because of our economy. It's not because of any of that. It's because of our culture. because every other culture in the world has been domesticated to some extent. Even the East where they haven't done the whole woke DEI postification stuff, they still, to a certain degree, are domesticated because they don't have the sovereign mindset that we do,
Starting point is 01:41:28 that's embedded in us. And if we lose that, then the entire world becomes enslaved. And that's why we have to lead at the tip of the spear in doing exactly what G Money is talking about. When G Money talks about the things that he talks about, he's 100% right. When he talks about the domestication of our culture, of our people, and how we've all become pussies, he's 100% right. That is exactly what's happening to us. And you know what's cool is that Donald Trump had a freaking octagon on the White House lawn
Starting point is 01:42:01 with modern day gladiators fighting to the death practically. And that was how we celebrated our 250. Yeah. I love that. And I love that like football, American football, you know, we, we not only appreciate the violence of it, but we get very angry when they make rules to like protect the quarterback and whatnot. Like I'm all for. Yeah, absolutely. We have to, we, our football rules are like a constitution that have to be followed, you know. Yes.
Starting point is 01:42:28 We just are in debate stuff in a way. The rest of the world's only catching up to that with their, with their video replay, but they'll never be like us. We, we're a football, American football playing people, the white and black. races are the football playing races, you know, foundational black Americans and foundational white Americans. We, and the Irish, too, we're all, we're the football playing races. We're not like the races of the World Cup are totally weird. Like the French team is really a French empire empire team from like the Victorian era with its coverage of black Africa. You know, it's, and you have these countries that are, that are some of the last ones in Europe that are like, actually reflect the ethnicity of that nation.
Starting point is 01:43:10 Most of them don't anymore. They reflect, you know, really the globalist version of imperialism, which is instead of, you know, instead of ruling the third world, white people ruling it, you know, by direct administration, we just bring all those people to Europe, and they become part of that existing nation, you know. And so soccer is, that's the most fascinating thing about the tournament to me, is you get an x-ray of that,
Starting point is 01:43:35 of what they're trying to tell us about the racial demographic and narrative, that narrative of the world right now. It's just laid out so perfectly. What country was it that said, they asked them why they didn't have any black players on their, on their team? Argentina. Because we're not, yes, because we're not a Disney movie.
Starting point is 01:43:56 Yes. That's Argentina. Now, Matt, you would, it was like an Italian country. They're like, yeah. You wouldn't be saying that Follarin Balogan is not representative of the U.S. image, right? Like, you wouldn't be trying to point that out.
Starting point is 01:44:16 You have a weird system. We're like, we have the foreign players that can technically play for us, and they couldn't, they wouldn't be able to start in their country where they were raised. Literally an anchor baby. It's the one benefit of the anchor baby system, and we still suck. No, see, I think of it differently, especially because we lost. Like, was Donald Trump trying, if we're. going to play 5d chess was Donald Trump trying to be like go America for philoran baloney
Starting point is 01:44:45 you know like clearly not american sorry everybody just not what's going on but it's okay baby but it just looks it looked ridiculous like the whole world is calling it out just being like besides the red card thing like that guy became the representative of team USA into matt's point like it it's ridiculous i mean when you look at this crap you're right even though i make all my jokes about the blacks and everything. When you're talking about American football, like, you know an American black person and a white black person and the NFL is full of them. Like, you know that these people are American blacks and American whites. They're Midwest white dudes, Southern white dudes, and they're Southern black dudes and East Coast City Black dudes. Like that's who plays American football.
Starting point is 01:45:30 You turn on the World Cup. They are not Americans. They are not Europeans. They are Africans. They are all fucking Africans. All of them. Look at the way. entire French team. They're all African immigrants. They have African accents. Second empire period. They have right. They look African. They act African. They have African. They have African accents. Many of them don't speak the languages of the teams they are representing. And it's like, again, I keep using the word cuck, like cuckification, but it's like, look at this. If you're, if you're France or you're the U.S. and you're cheering for Folloran, Bologan to win you a turn. What are you doing?
Starting point is 01:46:09 You're like watching your, your wife get dicked down by a Ugandan or some shit or a Moroccan or whatever the hell he is. And it's like that's, that's what it is. It's not even if you win, you're being humiliated. Where meanwhile, you watch these other sports. And to your point, Jay, with the UFC, like Trump has clearly aligned himself with the UFC for a reason. He's aligned himself with the UFC because of what it represents. And what it represents is the best thing that Max Kellerman ever said was every other sport, including hockey even, is a metaphor for what fighting just is. It just is. There is an American man and there is a Spanish man standing in the cage. Those two men are going to compete with one another and one of them is going to win. And like we know which one of them is American and we know which one of them is not. And you know, these things...
Starting point is 01:47:07 And ironically, I mean, George St. Pierre is my favorite fighter of all time. And he's a French Canadian. But one of the cool things about it is that there was no bones made about that. It's like George St. Pierre came out to the Octagon wearing a Canadian flag, draped in a Canadian flag, and fought for that country. So it's kind of like what the World Cup pretends to be. Does anybody else want to say something before BB totally takes over the show? You're the one I always complain. I'm not on only, Lance Man.
Starting point is 01:47:35 Anthony, you can play when I am. Why don't you pick a lane? Well, I do think you should participate more, but I don't think you should take over the shows and talk for a 10-minute rants with sick people on. It was a good rant. It was a good rant. His rants are always good.
Starting point is 01:47:47 That's not the point. But, Drake, what were you about to say? Oh, just, well, that UFC fight was awesome. I enjoyed that. Was that really that guy's last fight? And doesn't McGregor fight tomorrow or something? He does. Oh, that's tomorrow?
Starting point is 01:48:06 You think he's going to win? Now I just said, stop talking as much and I'm asking if he's going to win. That's usually what you do on Wednesday night, John. That's usually a thing. I talk for five minutes and then John asked me a question. So, yeah, you know what? I have sigh up.
Starting point is 01:48:21 This happens to longtime MMA fans where we sigh up ourselves the night before the fight into being like, I think he can win. Because the classic wisdom right now is McGregor's been out for a long time. and also no fighter has ever won after coming back from a compound fracture. You might think that's not a common thing. I mean, it's not a common thing, but it's actually happened quite a few times in the UFC and Conner's last fight was a compound fracture years ago.
Starting point is 01:48:52 So that's tough. Just not being in there really against like that level of competition. Hell, Ilya, I said the night that Drake was on the, and Drake and Ghost were on the White House stream, I said Ilya Tuporia, the biggest disadvantage for him going into this fight against Gagey is that he hasn't fought in 12 months. Conn-Regroger hasn't fought in five years, something like that.
Starting point is 01:49:15 So, everything I've done for president of Ireland and won a fight? Did he technically run? I think he announced he was going to. They banned him from running. Yeah. Yeah. He, everything I've heard, and I do,
Starting point is 01:49:30 this is actually the world I do have inside. sources in. I actually know McGregor's coach. And he, for everything that I have been told and everything that is in the zeitgeist that we may right now is that McGregor looks amazing in training camp is off all the stuff, the drugs, all that kind of stuff, the alcohol, and was sleeping in the gym. People say that as a metaphor, but literally was sleeping in the gym for the last six months. So he's probably just about the best version of a 37-year-old having fought in five years, McGregor you could get. What's going to, what we're going to see in the first round is how does he deal with getting hit
Starting point is 01:50:12 for the first time in five years? Because Max Holloway has been in there against the top guys, like consistently. And these two actually fought in Boston, I believe, like 12 years ago. When is that fight? That's tomorrow? Oh, yeah. Yeah. So it should be interesting. I mean, it's very compelling.
Starting point is 01:50:31 If McGregor wins, though, if McGregor wins, you have just set up like a stratospheric superfight between him and the one contender he didn't fight from his same era, which is Justin Gagee, who is now the unlikely champion. Wasn't that the guy that just said he was done fighting? They're done fighting, John, until a dump truck of Connor McGregor money shows up.
Starting point is 01:50:58 And the UFC says, like, Justin, You know that thing you said, what if we give you $30 million to do one fight? Because that's what they would probably offer him. The Brett Farr's retirement plan. That's about it takes me in the ring. And I think Justin knows, like Justin knows what he's doing. You say in the media, I think I'm done. That might be my last one.
Starting point is 01:51:24 He's starting negotiations for this hypothetical fight anyway. So Gagey is the one who's going to be on the edge of his seat. rooting for McGregor to win that fight more than anybody. He's already stripped the money, probably. Going back to soccer, we can't play it now if we want to get kicked off of YouTube, but the Simpsons way back in the day, trolled soccer. It was pretty funny. Oh, so funny.
Starting point is 01:51:50 Where they're just kicking the ball back and forth. I put the link in the studio. Did we show that? Didn't we show that in Only Lance a couple weeks ago? Maybe. We probably did. I was gifted a minute. membership.
Starting point is 01:52:02 Drake. I remember. Oh, no. And it was one. That's like an extra. You were single. I still refer the right to contest that theory.
Starting point is 01:52:14 Okay, I'm going to read one Donald Trump's true social post and then we're going to do rants and stuff and get out of here. Okay. I'm just going to set up tomorrow night's power hour because we're back on the verge of total destruction. Civilization ending probably. a thousand missiles are locked and loaded and aimed at the islamic republic of iran with thousands
Starting point is 01:52:37 of more to immediately follow i don't think that sentence makes sense nope with thousands of more to immediately follow should the iranian government act on its threat pronounced in many corners of the globe to assassinate or attempt to assassinate the sitting president of the states of america in this case me orders have already been given and the u.s military is ready willing and able for a one year period of time subject to extension to completely and destroy all areas of Iran. Praise B to Allah. God. I love it. Rock, Bob.
Starting point is 01:53:08 Oh, it's technically the Christian Arabic words for God. The Mad land. John, we might have got the softest boop ever directly following that by Trump. What is it? And that this is so soft, I might not even call it a boop. He said, I was able to cut a much better deal for America and by doing will be allowing the new and spectacular gordie howe international bridge spanning detroit
Starting point is 01:53:36 in windsor ontario to open july 27th he's talking about already howe ice hockey legend gordy how and we talked about hockey tonight so i mean a bridge to can i can't allow it as the leading cue promoter adjacent person yeah i'm not going to allow that boob i'd like to withdraw my boob submission but but uh My favorite was when Trump said when Trump posted praise Bada on Easter, that was pretty funny. That was me medic for as hell. He's like, screw you, Christian boomers. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:54:12 Yeah. And the, the operation apparently is called Operation Bich Slap. That's how you know it's really serious is because it's called Operation Bich Slap. Is that serious? Is that serious? Apparently. No way. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:54:28 And then. Go, hold on. goes is that a serious thing yeah yeah yeah it's called operation bitch slap go look it up it's called operation so like so like then commander chief definitely like yeah i mean this is very real and by the way the whole assassination thing like and this is masad coming out and saying hey iran's going to kill you uh in the official narrative of that the u.s officials are saying we haven't validated any of this we haven't like gone and looked into this any of this intelligence and weren't tracking any of this before you said something so massad is obviously making all this shit up
Starting point is 01:54:59 Trump kicked all this off, though, on Wednesday when he did his press conference with NATO. And he was asked by somebody, one of the reporters asked him, are you worried about getting assassinated by Iran? And his response was, you know, 5% of all presidents are murdered. He's like, that's higher than race car drivers. It's higher than like bungee jumpers higher than like all the other sports, all the other extreme activities. You're a really good reporter. Had you told me this before I ran for president, I would have never run for president. if i had known that one in 20 presidents are killed um that's what kicked off the whole assassination
Starting point is 01:55:34 thing he started this whole like news cycle narrative and then he calls it operation bitch slap i mean it's but but then he also says yeah but we're still negotiating when we're still going to meet with them next week in wherever they're in switzerland but the ceasefire is over there's more the sea spires a hundred percent over there's more to it though because of the plane like it went it started with him posting about not taking his new plane and taking the old one Then I went to the media questions and him saying, you know, I'm obviously at the top of the list. Everybody's going to assassinate me and what you said. And then it happened to be the story came out afterwards that Israel gave them intelligence that Iran was trying to negotiate.
Starting point is 01:56:13 And in the middle there, Trump started bombing the crap out of them. And now he's like, yeah, ceasefires over, but we'll still negotiate. Operation Bichlap, that's so funny. I can't. It's not an official. It's an internal nickname, but still hilarious. We have to play this. The leaders are gone.
Starting point is 01:56:30 They had leaders, they're gone. And they had another set of leaders, they're gone. Now they have another set of leaders. They may be gone. Who knows? And you know what? I may be gone, too, because I'm the number one target. We're not playing around this time.
Starting point is 01:56:47 Oh, my gosh, dude. The corner of the classic. Well, I mentioned at the start of the show, this, you know, the Atlantic was mentioning Schrodinger's war, the war that is not a war, which is my first Iran article was when is a war not a war? But this is part of the humiliation ritual, I think, where I really think Trump and Iran are joint, you know, joint deploying this narrative. And it almost at this point feels like a game of chicken of how long are people going to pretend it's real. Like we were saying this four months ago. how long are truthers in particular going to pretend to very gravely analyze a war that is not real?
Starting point is 01:57:37 And for the people that have been doing that the entire time, right now, with it called Operation Bitch Slap or whatever, do you feel more or less serious in your very serious analysis of this kind of thing? Is it an open-handed slap or a back-handed bitch slap? Like which one? Kind of like a pimps slap, I feel like a pin. That's a backcad. It's like a soccer, like a soccer slap. It's like a sure it's like a sharia slap. It's the way you would slap a woman and who's wearing what are they called Burkinos or
Starting point is 01:58:07 whatever. Berkha. Or they do that with just like a blade and like killed them. No, you don't even have to slap those ones go. So you just raise the hand and they just, they go, oh, that's what they do. You know, it's a Western woman that you actually got to lay hands on them. On that note. Let's go to...
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Starting point is 02:01:29 like he was like this isn't with I'm getting no power here this should be electrocuting the shit out of me and it's not and he kept touching it see if this land yeah yeah he was like I'm not getting any shocks there's no current here I'm like well dad what if you do start getting current you're touching they make tools for that you know no he was just grabbing it you can measure it. But Grock was like, no, no, no. It wouldn't have flipped the breaker because of this, this and that. My dad was like, Grock's retarded. That doesn't make any sense. So I literally videoed my dad and sent a video of his argument to Grock. And Grock had a whole response. Then we called my brother-in-law, who's a human electrician. And he said my dad was right.
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Starting point is 02:03:10 The outlet itself doesn't need resetting because it's a standard outlet with no reset button and the breaker is already on and never tripped. Here's the detailed breakdown. This was, dad or the no that's grok uh i was trying to get behind the wall or did like use a junction box or what would what happened there no there's no fucking junction box in there man we just threw some insulation on that um but there's a lot of electrical tape on it
Starting point is 02:03:35 a multitude of sins i will i will say that there's uh there's a lot of electrical tape and we did use uh you know those twisty things are the wire nuts yes yes the wire nuts you put some wire those Swissy things. My dad said, my dad even said as he was laying the insulation back over the bathroom near where my son sleeps, we should have junks and boxes here, but I see this all the time. That's because of... And you don't have fired like smoke alarms in your house. Oh, I do. I just don't change the batteries, but they're all hard wire. My dad cut the wiring, so...
Starting point is 02:04:17 I mean, Miss, Miss Bright, don't come home. Just stay in. Dude, such a dad, a dad move. I love it. Well, even my brother-in-law, who is the electrician, was like, you should have junction boxes, but like, you actually don't need them. I was like, why did you encourage that? If you make this place right, that's true.
Starting point is 02:04:38 But the idea is also, you're not supposed to put a junction box behind a wall because if something goes bad- It was on a floor. It was in the floor. Well, it shouldn't be covered up at all because if, if something goes wrong, if you're trying to troubleshoot that and there's some random junction box hiding somewhere that you can't get access to, then it's kind of like, well, oh yeah, these people put it under a tub in a floor.
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Starting point is 02:05:13 So now there should be junction box. under the tub. You would be surprised how many times I've seen water pipes run over top of like circuit breakers. Like people go and install water pipes and they're running along the wall right over top of circuit breakers. Like oh wow, that's
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Starting point is 02:06:44 Yeah, you're fine, man. You're good. Keitho Higgins, I heard Cinemax is going to have two sexy Roman shows, glad he ate her, and glad she blew him. And ghosts, the water pipe isn't over the new circuits. It's near them though. Yeah, well, it's because it is a tub. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's fine.
Starting point is 02:07:11 I'm talking about the like, like I've seen it where you have the supply line and then you have literally water stains on the wall going down towards the electrical panel and it's like this is this is a this is a this is a i'm talking about we're all like the source where all the electrical wires go back to it's like this is where all of your electricity is coming into your house and people ran water like you know supply lines over it and it's like this is a fire just waiting waiting to happen um keel o higgins i heard cinemax was oh i just another one royce mcgill 78. Alpha has a two-part perspective on the Kirk hearing. One is a former
Starting point is 02:07:48 cop. The evidence is the evidence, too. He's all about exposing Candace Owens. Interesting. Buck Wayne, all you leaders of free thinking need to stop cutting your hair. You obey conventional laws imposed on you. Hair is a functioning organ
Starting point is 02:08:03 and intended to detect bullshit you've been lied to. By the way, I'm growing on my mullet, so jokes on you. I'm just growing my hair straight out. it's all, and just let it all go. I'm only going to, my future haircuts are all going to be to just cut the sides here. I'm going to let it grow up the back. Zach said he's going to do with me, but he bitched out, so I have to grow it out just to prove he's a bitch.
Starting point is 02:08:28 Zach hasn't once worn the jacket that he that he bought and then convinced me to buy one in the same set. And we're going to wear them together. I have a tiger. And doesn't do it. Yeah. No follow. Does he have a tiger one too? is his different.
Starting point is 02:08:44 No, his is the, his is the scorpion from Drive. Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Why would he, why would he not wear that? I don't know. He'd look great in it. I need to get him a Hawaiian shirt, Judge's robe.
Starting point is 02:08:58 He was so good. You can tell he just ate that up. Like, how much do you think he was, how often do you think he's going into character with Lisa these days? That was, we'll ask, we'll ask him. Are we going to put all that as one video?
Starting point is 02:09:15 I know that was mentioned the sound like who mentioned that. Like the whole trial by jury thing is that going to end up getting spliced into one video? Oh, I mean, we could. We should. Sounds like a lot of work, but I mean, we could.
Starting point is 02:09:26 Well, you have people that are paid for that, right? I told me earlier. That's true. Have my dad do it since he's the new growth. He can splice. He did actually have a perfect slice. My mom came over and brought us steak and cheese subs.
Starting point is 02:09:43 He was like, how's it going, guys? And it wasn't coming good at that point in time. Was your dad swearing? Yeah. But he, like, there was blood on the floor because he was cutting his hands on the wires. There was all kinds of stuff going on. Oh, yeah. Oh, man.
Starting point is 02:10:02 If you haven't done it right. But my mom, she liked, we're out on the deck. We're like, let's, you know, we've learned after being, like, beaten his children, like, just go out onto the deck. You know, dad's, you know, dealing with something right now and went outside and she was like you know I know that this is stressful but I will say your father uh your brother-in-law said that when he looked at your dad's splices in our house he said they were expertly done so I was like okay mom that sounds so you have that going for you yeah max southwest patriot says Tyler robinson is boring because you
Starting point is 02:10:40 don't see the keystone rings and minifig is all connected send me a link john i think he's trying to get on the show and oh no but thank you for the 70 dollars keito higgins what's up with these people trying to get tyler robinson off wasn't that lance twig's job damn thomas time 76 if they kept this 4k conclusive video from the public that's messed up that made this whole feud between influencers expect exponentially worse, which is surprising. I only believe it if it's not 8K at least. Yeah, but I mean, but again, if the goal is to prosecute the kid,
Starting point is 02:11:18 if we're taking that limit their word, this is an earnest prosecution. You don't put that out for the trial because then the defense can say you've now muddied the waters and this kid can't get a fair trial and you've got to let them off now. Mac, SW. Patriot says 100% correct Drake. I'm not sure what you're saying. It was 100% correct. everything you say drake is exactly right just in general and then he says again uh you're missing the 40 000 foot view with robinson and kirk oh we're missing the 4k view i mean are you talking
Starting point is 02:11:57 about israel's involved in that because nobody's denying that but it's just well that's what we're getting they are denying that though by pushing the robinson thing i feel like yeah yeah yeah it's like i mean obviously israel benefited the most so um mac s w patriot you're oh i just read that one the final amendment the u.s men's hockey win was so big the director of the FBI drank beers in the locker room put potes on speaker and told them they would fly via military to the white house that will never happen again yep chus jewell a freedom fighter gifted a subscription to j drake 83 i maintain whoa whoa was that john drake this is i i object we get the dunce cap out Kind of pussy who puts junction boxes under the floor.
Starting point is 02:12:47 Yeah. We rodogged that shit up here. Matt, Ash 1776 says Matt says McGregor won't make it out of the first round. Is that his prediction? Or is it calling in a shot? It sounds like this is not like fighting words. I think we need to get a wager going here, BB. You and Matt need to have a wager.
Starting point is 02:13:07 McGregor, round two TKO. Okay. Matt's knocked out. He's respond to Matt. He wins. and let's put something on the table that we can make fun, like we can have fun with, not money,
Starting point is 02:13:18 something else that will be entertaining the rest of us. If you lose, Matt, you have to remain married to Ash. No deal. Because you should do another watch party. Here's the thing, though,
Starting point is 02:13:34 is Matt a little bitch like Cancun? Is he going to try to twist the deal on prediction after the fact? Hmm. That's the, I don't, it doesn't seem like that kind of. guy. I don't think so. I don't think so. I got faith. Even if McGregor loses it is highly unlikely to be in the first round, Max Holloway is very talented. He is not known for his power.
Starting point is 02:13:53 Ash said that Matt says it's going to last two to three minutes. Well, he's a return. Was he talking about the fight or was he talking about something else? How many Max Holloway fights has Matt said? Literally that's what she said, though. Ash said at the chat. Max's average fight time is more than 20 minutes, which is more than the average time for a regulation fight in the UFC. He's also thrown the most strikes in UFC history, which sounds impressive, except it means that when you hit other guys, they don't fall down a lot. Okay, well, for those who care, BB saying lots of really interesting things, I'm sure.
Starting point is 02:14:29 Found the man says BB should do a UFC live stream like the White House event. McGregor isn't coming back to lose, so he's going to bring everything he has left. What's left, we will see tomorrow night, no left-hand pun intended. You should do a stream with that tomorrow. You're going to be doing, you're going to sit there watching it anyway. I've got my bathroom torn apart. My dad's probably going to ruin other stuff. And I got, I got my brother coming down.
Starting point is 02:14:52 There's loose wires exposed. Are you going to be watching the fight? Maybe I'll just like do the stream from my phone. And like we'll walk up to the bathroom, see what my dad's doing and back and forth between that and the fights. Just do it, man. Do it around. Yeah, we don't actually show the fight.
Starting point is 02:15:08 And then you can just talk about how emotional it was and how traumatic it was for to watch and i can't show you the fight but i assure you this happened thomas time 76 bb my son was born last fall i nominate you to name the new generation of our boys are launching i can name your son i think you haven't named them yet the whole generation generation the generation c call him something generation Generation G. Generation G. Gen G.
Starting point is 02:15:42 That's it. Ash says John, check texts before you on the show, and I did. It looks like we have a Josh Reed appearance going to Colorado for a meetup. So you guys can go join
Starting point is 02:15:57 Josh Reed Ash and the other Mountain States Badlanders. Fed Watch back on. Right back on, Ash. The meetup is underneath a honeypot at all. Yeah, I see the all scene eye in there. Who made this poster? Go to badlandsmedia.tv and slash groups.
Starting point is 02:16:17 And if you're living in Colorado, want to go hang out with Ash and Josh and the other Mountain States Badlanders. Probably be a good time. 1 p.m. for lunch on July 19th. I see the walking figure at the bottom of the advertisement. Does that mean they're going to be actually exploring underneath the airport?
Starting point is 02:16:34 they're going to try to it sounds like they're right like they're only watch we enjoy a walking tour with josh as our tour guide this is a tour of the airport is he bad i think so right the secrets beneath dendra international yeah you can there's a lot to fall hour tour wow josh can make it a tall hour tour that'll be fun you have to get the tsa i don't know stuff. Check that out, guys. Badlands Media.tv. Slash groups.
Starting point is 02:17:02 If you're in Colorado, search for the Mountain States Badlanders Group. GFontas 1-1-9. I've cut it three times already, and it's still too short. That's what she said. Then Hammer Guy 35. Best show ever tonight.
Starting point is 02:17:15 I wish B.B. was allowed to talk for. Thanks, man. He is being sarcastic. That's awesome. We don't know that. Yes, I do. He's in my chat every day. That guy.
Starting point is 02:17:25 This is amazing. I love Hammer Guy. So funny. All right. B.B., you said you had an outro video for us earlier. Do you still? Oh, no. Hold on.
Starting point is 02:17:36 Let me see if I can very quickly spin one up. No, it was, remember it was something we were talking about. It's like, oh, we're going to get kicked off YouTube. It was something with ass and tits. No, I don't think it was that one. There's a, there's a five-minute version of this. Here, it's Batiat. There we go.
Starting point is 02:17:53 Okay. YouTube, we're going to say goodbye to you right now. Don't forget to hit that thumbs up. We love you over there. Appreciate you. guys love you I hope my favorite line is this guy this is what my dad
Starting point is 02:18:04 was saying to the bathroom today and his son who did not know what a whole saw was but you learned something yeah you know they haven't learned it my house is on fire in a few short months I'll be like junction boxes
Starting point is 02:18:24 well they Thank you, everybody. This should be interesting. All right. Thanks for hanging out, guys. Catch you later. Tomorrow, 10.30 p.m. Eastern, Mean Chris, power hour. Do you guys have shows tomorrow? No. I don't have screwed up. Got a show on Sunday. There you go. Plug that. Continuing the Lysander Spooner Science of Justice essay. It's been a really good one so far. Anybody do you want to plug your awesome guest for Sunday? I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel. We're doing a herald appearance.
Starting point is 02:19:02 And we're going to talk about game out. John is going to present for us. I ain't doing that. Game theory scenario of devolution still being in the offing. What would it look like? Why is it in the offing? And who is it against? Do I have to do homework for this?
Starting point is 02:19:18 Do you want me to do homework for this? Do you want me to come prepared or just come freeballing? Just think about it. Rather than just a hypothetical, like what would it look like from a John Harold spurred out perspective of the mechanism if there's literally a devolution operation still going on. Okay. And now that there's no swearing, it's only about a 45-minute episode, so. Yeah, that's true.
Starting point is 02:19:43 Much shorter. All right. Thanks, everybody. Hit the thumbs up. We'll see you tomorrow and Sunday and every other day. See you guys. Peace out. Peace out.
Starting point is 02:20:10 Well, the gods haven't pissed on me enough for one day. The guy just fucking glabre spurns me like a common sleigh. But no, let's add shit to the piss. Let's pour an isma. Do you shoot magic coins out of your ass? They so squat and produce. Salonius. Consider the whores.
Starting point is 02:20:28 Perhaps you will have better fortune fighting women in the arena. A week upon my back sees advice. Well heeded. More. Even my cock will cease knowing how to stop. The champion of Capu arrives. A man who so terrifies Jupiter, the clouds burst and the heavens weep. I kiss my cheek only to finger my ass.
Starting point is 02:20:54 That man whose fingers are all the proper assholes. By Jupiter's cult, would you fucking rain? What are you doing? Rain. Salonius. My heart brims with joy. I had hope to see you here. buying new men for Spartacus to slaughter. But the snake arrives walking as a human.
Starting point is 02:21:20 A man must accept his fate or be destroyed by it. Everything we have dreamed of, suffered, and died for. The worth of it all turns upon this single moment. You face the house of Salonius and his ill-got men. You stand outnumbered, but not outmatched. Only one man will claim. will claim victory this day and earn the title the champion of Capua and by the gods that man will be from the fucking house of Batiatus what would you do to hold your
Starting point is 02:22:01 wife again to feel the warmth of her skin to taste her lips would you kill how many men a hundred a thousand Spartacus he was called we will see this house elevated Beyond my father, beyond Salonius, beyond the fucking gods themselves. We will leave our mark upon this city. One day, we will see proper reward for all we have done. Fucking Eurena. Faktalius, fuck the fucking gods, none of it matters now. At last the gods remove caught from fucking ass.
Starting point is 02:22:44 The house of Batiat. Now, some Quintus lent tours. Bataeus, Batiatus, rises to the fucking heaven. Tullius should be hard from the fucking cliff. Instead, my father takes need to swallow cock. And what, I wonder? Does good Solonius receive for convincing me to spread cheeks and accept deeper ramming?
Starting point is 02:23:11 Oh, I feared terms already agreed upon. Well, fuck the terms! Should he have issue he can reason to my cock? I see these shit. Speak to me such a girl like. through your fucking head. I speak of being fucked by the gods, by the magistrate, by that cock, succulentious in his grinning schemes.
Starting point is 02:23:31 I'm a proud family, family of means and history, you fucking cunt. You sold the men, common slaves. Tread comage. I try to fuck me like a whore, but I will not be fucked. Not not be fucked you fuck you fucking cock sucking you fucking hemorrhoids sucking

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