Badlands Media - Quite Frankly Ep. 44: Sam Tripoli on Conspiracies, Comedy, and the Collapse of Trust

Episode Date: March 20, 2026

Frankie Val is joined by comedian Sam Tripoli for a high energy and unfiltered episode of Quite Frankly that blends humor with deeper reflections on culture, media, and the state of public trust. The conversation moves quickly between comedy, conspiracy culture, and the shifting perception of truth in a world where official narratives are increasingly questioned. Sam shares his perspective on how comedy has evolved alongside cultural tensions, explaining how stand up has become one of the last places where controversial ideas can still be explored openly. The discussion highlights how audiences are changing, what people are willing to laugh at, and how humor can be used to challenge dominant narratives without directly confronting them. Frankie and Sam also dive into the broader issue of institutional trust, touching on how repeated contradictions and information overload have shaped public skepticism. Throughout the episode, they explore how people process competing narratives, why curiosity is often discouraged, and what it means to question widely accepted stories in today’s environment. With a mix of sharp humor and thoughtful commentary, this episode delivers a candid look at comedy, culture, and the growing tension between official narratives and independent thought.

That's a hell of it. What's going on, everybody? Hello, hello. It's good to have you here. That's it. It's good to have you here. And it is a Thursday night, but you know what it feels like? It feels like a Wednesday.

Because there's a little bit of a gap in between. Oh, you know what I had off for last night? I had off for Liberation Day. Didn't you know I was born on Liberation Day in 1985? So this is going to be a. really good show tonight. I am back in the saddle on a Thursday after the special occasion that was last night was in Yankee Stadium with Aurora and my mother and my wife Lauren. And it was cold and it was rainy. And the Yankees did not hit until the ninth inning and they still came up short.

But it didn't matter because I got to bring Aurora in. She got to see the green grass. She had her first Yankee Stadium hot dog. It was a good time. And all along the way, I knew this is beautiful. Soak it up. And then tomorrow I hadn't even, I had it, I had it a great deal to come back to the studio at 7 o'clock to hang out with you guys. And tonight we're going to have a wonderful gas store too. In the studio is Jay Goulinello. Jay Goulinello is my nutritionist friend. He's a based nutritionist. How are you, sir? I haven't been called that in a long time, Frank. The based nutritionist. Yeah, that was the way you first referred to me, I believe.

Yeah, well, you're based. Yeah, well, thank you. I know. Animal-based, of course. That's true, too. That's true, too, which may be shocking for some people. Whenever I get up on stage and do a talk somewhere, people assume I'm going to just talk about kale and salads all day long. And they're like, oh, oh, this guy's a little different.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. He's either crazy or he's right. He's nuts or he's right on track. Well, you know, tonight we get to, the reason why I wanted you in here in the studio tonight is because I wanted to talk to you about regenerative farming with a really great guest. His name is Eric Perner. And I'm going to get around to that right now because I just want to start the night off. So Jay is in here. We have Eric Perner coming in. He went from horse jockey to oil and gas executive, and now he's a cattle rancher. That's similar to my

path. And tonight, we're going to talk to him about how regenerative agriculture can save all categories of life on the planet, including the planet itself. Because you know what, it's not a liberal thing to think about conservation. We've got to take care of our our home here. They've made conservation seem lame because they have destroyed it with environmentalism and it's all about cap and trade and centralizing every response that you can to what are probably some necessary problems to address. But anyway, given the subject matter, we got Jay. Jay Goulinllo here,

perpetual health. perpetual health CEO on Instagram and on Rumble. So he's here tonight and that's what we got going on. And then in the second half, after we hop off with Eric Perner around 8 o'clock, then it's going to be open lines for you guys and gals at home because we want some liberation day thoughts and all that coming in. And there you have it. Other than that, check out, quite frankly. com.

For all upcoming guests on the guest schedule there as the schedule continues to expand into May now. And with that, I would like to say one more. thing before we just open it all up. I'd like to thank Badlands Media for welcoming, quite frankly, onto the platform over here for the month of April. And hopefully we can do more than that. We will see. But I've got a lot of great guests planned for Thursday nights. And I hope that when the phone lines open up in the second half, many of you Badlanders who are watching for the first time, call in for the first time to share some of your thoughts on any range of topics that we have going on over here. But to you OG Franklis and Franciscans, whether you're watching on YouTube or Rumble or quite frankly.

TV, Twitter, wherever the hell it is, it's good to be back. It's good to see you all. I hope you found yourself a nice, cozy spot that your ass fits perfectly into, molded to your ass. And let's get this one started. We will be right back. Your tuned in quite frankly. Hey, guys. It's Thursday.

feels like a Friday but it's going to be a good night, a good Thursday it's 7 o'clock on a dot and I'm really happy to have you guys here and it's a Badlands night as well so hello to everybody on Badlands going to bring you guys in for a little bit of a ride

we've got Sam Tripoli is going to be stopping by in about about 20 minutes he's on the west coast. So that's 420 his time. 720 over here. And I don't know, I got some things I want to talk to him about. First of all,

I just want to ask him about, you know, where he feels all the biggest bodies are buried out there in California because now we're, you know, Nick Shirley has kind of forced the hand, shamed the mainstream media like CBS. That's the article I was reading just today.

To go knocking on doors in Los Angeles to figure out just why dozens and dozens of hospice organizations and companies or all that are all together in the same building and nobody's going in and out same old thing front groups shell companies but somebody's getting paid so I think that's interesting that all of a sudden random acts of journalism are happening ever since the rocks were kicked over out there in Minnesota we'll see what even happens out there everything's out of the news in a couple of weeks

Everything's out of the news in a couple of weeks, and you just got to hope because you can't split your attention so many different ways. You just got to hope that somebody's doing something somewhere. Ain't that the game? It's a shitty game. But that's where we're at. And so I won't talk to Sam about that briefly. And then we got to talk a little bit about Afro-Man, the Afro-Man trial. Now, Megan Fox has been covering the whole damn thing.

I remember when the Afro-Man stuff was happening back in, oh, a couple of years. It was a few years ago. And then the trial just went on this past week, and it was, so it was hilarious. Hilarious. I wasn't watching it live.

In fact, Lauren called my attention to it. So I've just been, I've been carrying on, he won. I've been carrying on, looking through all the highlights and what was going on in the courtroom. with all these crying cops because Afro Man wrote disc tracks about all the people who wrongfully raided his house. Some confidential informant had said that he had, he was drug trafficking, he was human trafficking, he had a dungeon in his basement, of course, none of that was there.

But, you know, he had all these cops walking through his house, rummaging through things, destroying property, flipping the bird to the cameras. and all that stuff. So he wrote songs about all of them based on the security camera footage, and they turned into a very, what is a very important, very important case for free speech. And I don't know how much we're going to get through of it tonight. I would definitely like to skim through Megan Fox's very short but succinct articles on PJ Media. She'll be coming on Monday to talk about the greater implications of the trial and everything that she

had noticed in the middle of it. Tomorrow, tomorrow for the playhouse with me, Anthony, our buddy Phil will be in studio. I think that that would be a good time for us to just like take our time and opening that one up and just talking about all of this because the footage is hilarious.

Everything underneath it is hilarious. And it's also important. It's also important. I want the law to be to be enforced. No doubt about it. But we also know that there are very, very bad people in law enforcement as well.

And sometimes something just stinks to high heaven. And this was very satisfying, especially the cops, all their testimony inside of the courtroom because it was essentially a defamation lawsuit. It's absolutely priceless. I don't know what else we'll be able to do with Sam, but we have them on for about 30 or 40 minutes

and that'll be nice to the top of the hour. In the second half, I want to read a little bit more from this exorcist who works out of Washington, D.C., talking about just how bad the possession problem is down in D.C. Big shock. Big shock. So we can go through that, take some calls, and have a good time. And then we have the playoffs tomorrow at 7 o'clock. Maybe I'll do the first half on, on quite frankly, YouTube and Rumble, then bounce off to. the Playhouse YouTube channel because that's where Anthony and I are building up that mutually exclusive broadcast property. But it's still YouTube, you know,

for everybody has a problem with switching URLs. You don't even have to do that. So it's very easy to follow us on over. And then Saturday night should be great. Saturday night, I have a couple of things I want to do. And I invited Jay Goulinello over. I said, hey, you want to do a Saturday night show with me?

We'll see who else I can bring on for Saturday night as well. We'll be live at 9 o'clock. We'll be here. And Jay is just getting back from Dallas, where he was actually able to go to Dealey Plaza. He took a whole bunch of great pictures. He hasn't shown me yet. He said, I took a picture from the drain, the grate, the sewer, where I'm a little bit more prone to believe that the kill shot came from. He got all types of angles and stuff.

he wants to go back down there in November. I said that would be interesting if we planned a little, something a little bit more extravagant from when he goes down in November. But we'll see, Saturday night should be really fun because Jay's never been here on a Saturday night. And there you have it. So we have a whole lot of broadcasting still to do this week. I'm also giving away silver tonight, silver and other prizes. Two prizes.

I've got everybody's names in the super chats from the first couple of of days, three days of this week. Tonight on YouTube, Rumble, Pilled, and quite frankly, superchat.com. I'll be adding all of tonight's names as we go along onto the name picker and we will draw two names. First prize is going to get

this big hunk of silver, one and a half ounces. Also going to get my band's 2017 album and Ann Bellinger's hardcover book, fertility business, which if you want to pass this along to somebody else or you want to say, Frank, pay it forward.

Okay. But even if you're not looking to get pregnant or build a family or whatever, this is just, as you all know, on Tuesday night, that was just a human biology 101. Or what should be 101, it was really enthralling. The second place prize is going to get the music as well in one of Anne's cloth creations over here. I had four quarters in there, but I'm adding a fifth. Five silver quarters. So we have two.

Oh, you know what? And the second place prize is going to get a keto brains golden ticket. That means a full bag of keto brains. There you go. That levels it all out. All right. All right. So this got me a little upset.

We're going to talk about California in a little bit, but why not go to my beaver-faced governor? Just for a moment. Governor Kathy Hochel going viral for asking wealthy New Yorkers who left for Florida to come back home. Listen to this bitch. Listen to this. So I philosophically don't have a problem. It is like I have to look at the fact that we are in competition with other states who have less of a tax burden on their corporations and their individuals.

And I would say remote work changed everything. There are people who could only work in an office in Manhattan or work in New York State. And they were captives to our state. They were going to stay. We saw that that's not. I love how she used the word captive. Not the case. I mean, you know, Wall Street.

businesses looking at Texas. They're not going there because they have a nicer governor. I know that for sure. But they're going there because of the tax rate. We have to be smart about this. Yeah, you need to cut taxes, eliminate it. But you see, you're trying to grease the palms of deadbeats. That's what you're trying to do.

You're trying to create a deadbeat society in New York and in cities like New York, even cities like New York, in red states. Of course, red states have the, the bulwark of whatever their state constitution has, and perhaps they're a little bit more restrained. But still, still, you can, there's a lot of autonomy, even for, for cities to do whatever the hell they want with whatever they can raise in that, in that area. And for her to be told, they're not going to Texas because they have a nicer governor. Nobody gives a shit about nicer governors, Kathy. You know, it's not all, it's not all Dawson's Creek for people.

It's not all, you know, bullshit. People want to go where they're more free. Okay? That trumps everything. That's why a lot of your lefty friends leave places like New York and California to go to Arizona and Texas. And yeah, eventually they destroy everything over there. But at least for the time being, they go there for something they can't get anywhere else.

And that is a little bit relief. And that's not relief in, hey, someone. is going to give you something. It's just you're keeping what you are earning for yourself. That's not greed. That's not greed. Okay. That's actually responsibility. That's independence. That's what the United States was. Okay, it was all about independence first. Freedom is something else. A two-year-old can be free. You know, parents can grant a two-year-old freedom. Freedom to Rome, freedom. Independence is something completely different. Two-year-olds are not independent. And it's just incredible.

We've got to do something. We have to figure out what we're going to. Yeah, no, no, no. You can't figure anything out, Kathy. First of all, you're a beaver. You're a talking motherfucking beaver. I'm sorry, I'm getting mad. And now things are just coming out.

You're just a beaver. Okay, beavers can't think about anything but building dams. We got to find we got to do something. But we can fund what we want to fund with what we already are taking. And being caught. We got to fund what we want to fund with everything we're taking in. That's why they're leaving, you dummy. That's why they're leaving.

Oh, God. God, wish we weren't bombing Iran, and I wish we were taking all the money away from the states. Oh, man, man, it would be so much better. That's the war I want to fight. I want to see this beaver drown in her own fucking lake. That's what I want to say. I'm trying to fund what I got to fund. Why is everybody leaving?

I just let them. I just want to see them. I just want to see them take responsibility for their failures. They can't when there's just constantly billions upon tens of billions being shoveled into their coffers. It's like governors have training wheels on. Every governor in this country is riding a bike with training wheels on. Take the training wheels off, please. I would love to see that.

Love to see it. Greed. This one over here is trying to put her a Nosphiratu clause into everybody's back pocket talking about greed. Anyway, I'm get it out. I had a good workout today. But, you know, state records, here we go. This is from CBS News. And this is what I thought was interesting.

State records show 89 hospice companies at one Los Angeles office plaza. 89. We went to look for ourselves. The Mirabi professional medical plaza, a three-story, 32,000 square foot stucco and glass office building in Los Angeles, is home to a salon, a law office, a modeling agency, a realty corporation, and also 89 licensed hospice companies. Patient advocate Sheila Clark, who has worked to expose allegations of widespread Medicare fraud and hospice. industry called this building ground zero for the issue. The particular building I noticed, I'm like, dang, how can there be that many licensed certified hospices in this tiny building, Clark said.

The building is among the most extreme cases of what is known as clustering to turn up in a sweeping CBS News investigation, a grouping of large numbers of hospice offices that state auditors consider a major red flag for potential fraud. The van Nuys address for Mirabi Plaza appears dozens of times in state records for licensed hospice companies. Inside the building's entry hall, a directory lists a numerous hospice agencies that line the long, tiled hallways, although the building's owner claims many are no longer there. Clark said it makes no sense to find so many licensed certified hospice company offices operating inside of a single building. Auditors said the clustering of so many firms raised the concern because it suggests that the number of agencies in these areas likely exceed the number of patients who need services. Yeah, how many people could be dying in one neighborhood?

You need 89 companies right there. Concerns about clustering appearing in 2022 California State Auditor Report, which found that Los Angeles County had experienced a 1,500 percent increase in hospice companies, state, since 2010. That's six times more hospice providers than the national average relative to the county's elderly population. See, and this is what I'm saying. As long as all of this was being provided by California state government, they were raising all that money, then at least it's a, problem that's happening in California. You can pinpoint that they have a lot more reasons to go in there and solve it. This money.

should, Medicare, it should never have been. And now here we are. Now here we are. We ask ourselves, how do you get away from all this stuff? Because it's not about tweaking this so that it's not so rife with fraud. It's not supposed to be there. This is why. Because it's not like some state run or some municipal program or something like that in your

town or your village or whatever can't be defrauded. But, I mean, it's like everything. else, it's got to be localized so that if something does, if shit does hit the fan, at least the blast radius is minimal. In the case of California, if the state goes down, it's a big state, but at least it's not all 50, you know? As big of an undertaking it would be to pull California up from the depths of the sea, at least you're not doing all 50 states.

And that's what all this centralizing sets us up for. one day. I mean, we've been talking about the imminent collapse for how many decades now. And we're knocking on the door of $40 trillion in fiscal operating debt, and still hundreds of trillions of dollars more pledged. And if anybody's ever balanced a checkbook at home, when there still were checkbooks, then you know that if you keep spending more than what you have,

you're going to be in a world of hurt. world of hurt now on a household level we pay the consequences the government doesn't they just turn on the printing machine and they use us as collateral and that's how that

that continues on 40 trillion dollars later but but damn man you know not that I'm rooting for the economy to collapse and the dollar to go kaput but I do wonder how much more how much more can be squeezed out of this rock anyway

there was There was that. We're talking about hospice. Auditors said other warning signs for potential fraud included multiple hospices in one building. Geographic clustering. Low patient counts. High rates of terminally ill patients later discharged alive.

Later discharged alive. I mean, that is something. Excessive billing and staff shared across multiple companies. More than 700 of the nearly 1,800 hospice facilities in Los Angeles County have three or more flags in the state has outlined in indicators of fraud. It's just, I mean, it's crazy to hear that stuff.

Things that we just naturally would feel are going on, but then to see it. And also just to see that it is really only affecting a couple of different programs, just like in in in in Minnesota so money money for for everybody but but us for everybody but us I heard that Chuck Norris was in the hospital for something it's like 86 years old he's in the hospital and said damn what's going on there what's going on there also everybody please keep Tony black in your prayers too because because he's navigating his way through some rehab facilities and shit like that. And it is not, it's bad.

It's some bad stuff. And I wish that we were family so that we can pull rank, but we're not. And it's been really, really heartrending. So you want to talk about more insight into what the system actually provides? Hell, I don't know. But there's one guy that I can talk to right now. Who's in the middle of it all out there in California? And it's been a while since we've had them on the show.

damn this is going to be a very very good time tonight sam trippily how the hell you feeling tonight i am here i am great thank you for having me always a pleasure dude you know what i said it i said last night i don't win anything in my life not you know i i want to i coached a couple of little league teams to a to a local championship here and there but you know when i got video of the day with you and mike i said it was so funny dude that video was so fun everything is perfect in that video from the story or delivery to the farts song it was just pure fired bro

I could not stop laughing you know before we get into the California where you think the biggest the biggest bodies are buried because you had a you had some pretty great insight into where you thought all of the the protest shifting was going to be where you know they're going to pull

take the get the pedal pull back on the gas for LGBT stuff and go into immigration. Yeah. But before that, what have you and Mike and you have so many podcast partners been saying about... I have seven. I know. Seven podcasts, too. It's nuts, man.

You work tirelessly. What do you've been saying about the UFO disclosures that are coming? You know, for me, man, a lot of this is just control and it's about making you feel learned helplessness. I don't believe in extraterrestrials. I mean, in the sense of how people think they are, which is from other planets. I don't believe in any of that stuff. If it's extraterrestrials, it's like Flat Earth, Dave says, extraterritoriary. I believe they're angels and demons.

I think that's what we're dealing with right now. And this is all just layers of control, in my humble opinion. When you say extraterritorial, you're talking about Lost Contidents or? Beyond the ice wall. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, anything's on the table right now. You know, my head's on a swivel. What is real?

What's not real? I don't, I'm not sure and I don't care. You know, it's like this discussion I've been having with people on my podcast is like, what is better? A hyper paranoid population that gets things wrong or a completely sleep, you know, sleeping population that just lets everything wrong get by. So it's like, what do you like? I would like a more paranoid

Yeah Paranoid population and I'd rather them get things wrong But understand that evil is everywhere Corruption is everywhere We have like you know like the Bolsheviks The the um Babylonians are at the gate If not already in and if you're fighting over right

Left black white straight gay whatever It is you've already lost the war And there's just so many people lost in that duality That they can't even see what's really going on. So, like, I don't care if people get things wrong. Like, is Netanyahu alive or is he dead? Well, I don't, it doesn't really matter. I mean, like, people are hinging everybody's credibility on if this piece of shit is alive or dead. You know, it's like, it doesn't matter in the big scheme of things. It's like, is Damar Hamlin alive or dead? Well, I hope he's alive. Wow. But who cares? It's like,

is, is COVID bad? Is the vaccine bad? That's the big picture. That's the thing. That's the thing. that matters. The tiny things don't matter. So all these idiots that are just like screaming at everybody, they're still alive. It really doesn't matter. Who who care? Like we will hope he's dead because he's a war criminal and it would destroy their prophecy. But if he's not dead, you know, it's like, does that really matter in big picture right now? To me, it doesn't. But everyone can have their own thing. It's, it's just a crazy time right now. And it's like if you get lost in it, you're going to go nuts. And I, I keep my head on swivel. Anything's possible.

Yeah, it's, it's, that whole thing was, was crazy. We have how many fingers does he have? He's gone for 72 hours. And, you know, ultimately, it takes people, you know, is it really Jim Carrey or is it somebody in a mask? And, you know, ultimately it takes on a life of its own. And when you're talking about things like, you know, the hierarchies and all that stuff, what does a figurehead really ever mean?

And that, that's why I, I say, okay, let me know if they find him and how many fingers does he have when you do but other than that it's like what does a figure head ever really mean i mean like this guy's like jesus doesn't matter like how can you be a christian zionist after that like after if this guy or this a i guy or what and they're like everyone's like well the the fourth one is the real one the first three probably weren't real but this one's definitely real and they're just and it's really crazy to me how the people who are like just got just banished to the dark realms of the internet are like so yelling at everybody they still alive it's like a really weird thing to me like they've been calling out Zionism and

Kabbalah forever and now they're like he's still alive and they're so angry about it that anyone would think he was dead it's just it's again it's just layers of deceit and trauma and anxiety inducing so at the end of the day it's like I don't know the fact that they blew up iran's um oil fields and now we're all super fucked you know it's just i think that's more important whether this this guy's alive or dead and that it's like crazy to me where do you where do you uh where do you tend to retreat inward like i i was talking to my buddy before he was he was saying how uh how we just he can't stand all of the the food fighting and the in the you know the circular firing squads going on and our on our like little neighborhood of the media and then he says

sometimes I just want to unplug, unplug and go away. I said, well, you know, me personally, I, when I see something I want nothing to do with or I'm exhausted by something, I don't really usually retreat and go away. I usually retreat into the craft of just, I find something else to talk about. Hey, let's just turn the page a little bit. What do you do? Because you've got a lot of different interests. And when, when the thing gets too tiring for you, you feel like you're in a hamster wheel,

where does Sam Tripoli go? Well, I mean, you know, I like to work out. I hang out with my kids. I do jujitsu. I'm trying to like get in shape. And I like fat asses on Instagram. I mean, I do.

I hate watch it because it's the lowest level, lowest form of entertainment. Monkeys throwing shit against wall, but my gorilla DNA loves it. And that's it. You know, it's like I have to work very hard on unplugging. You know,

it's not easy. And it's, you know, it's a fight. So I mean, make sure I spend time with my kids, man. It's like, you know, my daughter's crushing reading. I take them swimming.

I take them to jujitsu. I try to spend as much time as I can with them, as much as I can with them. And that's kind of how I do it, because that's really what it's all about to me. So those are the things. If I can find a good TV show that doesn't have a waif model beating the shit out of Albanians, you know, I'll like to watch that. I instantly, if you show me a skinny chick beating everybody off, I turn it right off. I can't. No, I can't.

I can't do it. You're trying to destroy archetypes in which we see the world. You have some chick who weighs 90 pounds beaten up a 400 pound muscular rushing guy. And then I tell my girlfriend, she can't tell a story and she starts crying. Like, it's like, what is going on here, dude? You know, it's like it's all meant to just get you to not know if you're coming or going. But here's the thing. you know for me like i've been saying this a lot and i really do mean it i think it's very important

it's your your goal isn't to to learn about conspiracies and then like stage a revolution your job is to learn their playbook and not fall for their playbook that's your job so it's into this thing i've been talking a lot about about how you can't change the system and people might be look what what I'm like you can't change the system here's how here's what you have to do you have to learn to beat the system and by beating the system then you show other people how to beat the system and then the system adapts to you it it changes on its own to adapt to the new whatever's happening right now great example youtube right youtube built its whole platform off conspiracy videos then got pissed at everybody ran them off lost so much of their traction they had to invite us back and now they're

letting conspiracy videos go it's like we beat them they needed us they acted like we needed them they needed us we brought eyeballs they invited us back now there's still tombstone algorithms that you know don't forget that we are uh that we're we started to hold trouble you know but again it adapts us please let me know if my sound comes in weird some Sometimes if I get too close to the microphone, I'll take care of that over here. No worries. If you're red line, I'll, I'll bring it down. No, you're on, you're on point.

You're on point. And I love that, uh, that take is I, I take that, um, that angle there too, that, you know, one person is not going to take down the new world order. March all you want, dude. And then on top of that, like how many of these cultural leaders have come out to be complete scumbags, you know, like, whether it. it's MLK or it's it's Caesar Chavez or Gandhi or any of these dudes and like I'm not saying if you're you you you're a kinky dude that you're a bad guy you know I'm trying to work on this bit right

now that the ultimate weapon of destruction is pussy. Pussy has destroyed like Martin Luther King Gandhi Caesar Chavez Solomon Solomon had 500 wives. Well, Sam, I think the crazy thing is, there's been a couple of times over the last few years alone

where we have gotten a glimpse or declassified files on anything. Even just like the, the Gretchen Whitmer situation up there, how, like, one of the most, one of the most effective tools

that women have ever served in, like, in intelligence has been like, just baiting people with their, with their crotches. It's just like, and you actually, see this in the white papers there too. We sent agent number one over there to seduce whatever.

It's just, it's just all been sex. Everything is sex, dude. I mean, it's just a great destroyer, dude. It's the great destroyer. And it's really weird right now because we live in this kind of dualistic society and culture where like you, what society wants is a promiscuous whores and um um what's the word i'm looking for and they want their women to be promiscuous whores and they're men to be fuck i can't remember the rest of that thing basically like monogamous puritans there it is they want women to be promiscuous horrors they want men to be monogamous puritans and the problem with that is that we not like you know if you're a if you're a man of a certain age you know when women pretend that they're super kinky that that's

that tends to be very attractive to men, right? You know, so they do this to allure in men, and then they get into this, and then they start doing all this stuff. They said they wanted to do. And then when they don't get, become a girlfriend or get a ring on their finger, they turn around and they start screaming and shouting

about how they were groomed or they were, you know, they were, you know, used and abused. And, you know, and obviously there were people like Harvey Weinstein. Well, that's true. But, I mean, how many Me Too movements, over and over and over again, do we start to see that like some of this stuff isn't what we were told.

Yeah. And we just instant, like this ABC like Bachelorette thing. Like, she's on video beating the shit out of this guy and women are already like, I know, I understand her. I understand she's been through some stuff. And there's probably, there's probably no evidence of it, probably domestic violence going the other way. It's like in.

I saw that video. incapable of accountability incapable if it was the other way around this guy would be arrested in jail pariah in society but the inability to have any accountability this is a woman who had a show canceled you know how hard it is for a network to cancel a show how much money is lost i mean it's insanity they don't just do it you know at a whim man and she got her show canceled and the fact that ABC thought it would be a good idea to put a single mother, nothing against single mothers. I'm telling you right now, nothing against single mothers, okay? Single moms, it's a really hard job. I have kids and I have the utmost respect for them, okay? But you have a single mother who was caught

cheating on her man and has domestic violence charges against her. Why are you going to put her up as the bachelor at? I don't get it. Now, the single mother thing's fine. But, you know, again, we're just not, we're getting away from meritocracy. We're getting away from the best being the best being showcased, right? Like shouldn't 20 guys be fighting over, you know, like Sydney, sweetie. Like that, that to me is what it's about. Again, respect for single moms. But it's like, well, that's a, that's a very, it's also a very pointed decision being made.

Because I know just from my friends from like 20. years ago at this point, who were some of the first contestants on, uh, what's it been called, like a celebrity ink or whatever the hell it was. Some of those like earlier tattoo shows. I had a couple of friends who were on like the earlier, the one with Dave Navarro on it, whatever the hell it was. Oh, Inkmaster. Inkmaster. I got my tattoo from one of the guys on Ink Man.

Where is it right here? Godzilla. I got that on, uh, from my Inkmaster. My buddy, my buddy, Mike, who actually did quite a bit of my own, uh, tattoos. tattoo work. He was on season two. He was the little guy, the dwarf. And, um, and he, he, he told us all about it. We had him come by the studio one night. He was telling us about the, the process of even getting on the show. And the psychological, even for something like a tattoo show or a cake show or a cooking, whatever the hell it is, you go through psychological screening. They ask you questions about, it goes deeper, like,

you know, how you feel when you walk into a dark room without any lights on. Like, they want to find whether or not you are stable enough for even the exposure of television or completely unstable that you'll give them a giant meltdown which they'll milk to shit out of it so there's no there's no doubt about it that this woman or anybody like them who has you know has these kind of traits and this kind of a history is allowed onto a show for a very specific reason because they know everything about your tendencies before you go on air and you know it's like who am i to judge somebody who has a you know checkered pass. I'm not perfect. I mean, I've never ever hit a woman in my life. I never will. My mother raised me right. You know, I've been hit. I've been punched and kicked by women throughout

my whole life, never returned fire, never will because even if I did, I have to hope people are willing to be open-minded to that I was defending myself, which they're not going to do. No. Even on film, they're going to be like, oh, dude, I just don't even know what was happening in that house before. It's like, what? There's the film. I mean, like it should be case close. She's throwing a chair.

She hit the kid, hit the kid, right? Yeah, I mean, 100%. Anyway. That's what we're dealing with.

But the point is, is that, you know, and even if you look at like Inkmaster, which I love the show, I watch it, I get excited for every new season because I love tattoos. You know,

I, um, there's a lot of occult symbolism in there all the time, constantly. They're constantly showing devil symbolism. You know, bath mint shit i mean all that stuff it's like super dark day navarro super dark you know um it was so funny i used to work at crunch dave navarro would work out there and uh one day i was at the desk and

he was just waving and i knew he wasn't waving at me but i just wanted to fuck with him dude i'm like hey dude he's like i'm not waving at you i'm waving at the chick man i'm like you're such a fucking little man dude wow you're such a fucking retard you got a rise out of him huh oh bro i used to do that all the time salma hike will come in and was the biggest cunt on planet earth she was just a cunt dude and i would just bust her balls now in hindsight i would say from the jim's point of view i probably that's probably disrespectful to them they gave me a job a place to work out now that i'm older i realized the errors of my way but back then i was just like burning all were you doing the comedy on this on the on the at the same time was like

oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah dude i used to um i used to i used to i used to i used to i used to i used to i used to worked seven days a week when I moved L.A. I would work mornings and then do stand-up at night. And it's like really funny because I worked at the standard hotel and all these retards in the conspiracy community. He's like, dude, the standard hotel. Were you in on it?

I'm like, okay, dude, you think that the valet at the front, who's a grunt, who does stand-up at the world famous comedy store and would talk about everything that happened would be a part of anything? No, we were grunts, dude. I was, they didn't even want me inside, bro i've come inside stinking from fucking being in the sun all day you know it's just it's it's it's crazy

i didn't see anything when i was there i mean i got shocked that any of that stuff was happening there was a manager in there named patrick who was the biggest piece of shit on planet earth that's the only dark part of that place i ever saw they were just people trying to work but behind scenes i guess from what i've been told something's going on yeah well that that's the other thing you know we were talking about before with where where people's heads are constantly standard Hotel is one of those things that is now just a, as soon as you see someone like Adam Schiff show up somewhere, somebody just literally just says standard hotel. What were you doing at the standard hotel? And they just almost become, they just become like catchphrases at this point.

There's really no depth to them because I, you know, no, the funniest thing is like the only, I only saw two celebrities there when I was there. No, there was three. Moby, who I just would bust his balls constantly. Then they, you know, the first. There was, he's a plan. He came one time, one time. Kobe came one time. And I remember seeing Kobe and I was like, man, that is one of the best looking dudes I've ever seen on my, I like, he's so good looking. Even straight guys are going to be like, that's a handsome man right there.

And I remember thinking if my girlfriend called me and said she had, she had to hook up on them and be like, I don't blame you. Go for it. I mean, it's a major upgrade, right? And then the last one was the Jewish kid from Blow. Do you remember the movie Blow? Yes. And the white Coke dealer with Johnny Depp? I watched it once in like 2002.

So you'll look it up. He was there. And he would come anytime he had a problem with his wife and he would terrorize the staff. He would just terrorize him. And one day they call me because the hotel cut down on security and they had they had the valets doing security, which I'm like, why am I? I'm not getting paid enough to do this. They're like, could you go upstairs and take? tell him and I'd already have problems with this dude.

So I go, they go, can you go upstairs tell him be quiet, guests are complaining. I go, sure, man, no problem. So I go up and knock on the door. I'm like, hey, sir, unfortunately, we're going to have to ask you to turn it down. The other guests are complaining. And he starts just screaming at me. And he stopped screaming. I go, dude, say one more fucking thing right now and I'll quit my job and beat your

fucking ass right here in the fucking in your hotel room. Just say one more fucking thing, dude. I'll beat the fuck. out of you if you keep fucking talking and he sat there in shock i go i don't get paid enough to get talked to like that by fucking you dude and my manager was there he's like dude hold on turns out the night before he's in the lobby with a fucking knife and i'm like why you sent me up to some guy who's got a fucking knife dude like you're putting me in harm's way and i think that's the only reason i didn't get fired that night because i because it's like dude i'll sue the shit out of you

you let me go into a place where a guy branded the knife the night before why is he allowed to saved enough. Yeah, management probably wanted you to get into the fight. That would have been great. I killed two birds with one stone. If you eliminated each other, that would be great. Like you guys go in that you both shank each other and it's just get rid of each other. Hey, you know what? You're speaking about the system and also your nights and days in Los Angeles.

All this stuff coming out now on the heels of what Nick Shirley was doing in Minnesota is actually, like I said in the opening, kind of like shamed CBS and other people of knocking on doors in L.A. What would you say from your time out there is the, where, we're the, what are the biggest bodies that are buried out there as far as corruption and graft and all that stuff? I mean, it's, it's the New York City mayor's office, the city council, um, San Francisco, L.A. San Diego is trying to get in the action. They got like, they were tend to be like more reddish because they were military. But now they, so many generations gone by and there's nothing more dangerous than a rich white.

person to destroy like they just they're they become bolsheviks right um this corruption's been happening ever but here's the problem dude l a l a in a bubble so i have a lot of friends of mine and they're always like hey dude you know who moved they're all like oh i miss la i go the la you missed is gone it doesn't exist anymore the la that you remember when we we were all outlaws and we were running and running is dead. It does not exist. Okay. Now what exists is this bubble shell from about 2021. And it's just they ran out all the outlaws and LA doesn't push culture anymore. So the corruption is everywhere. And you know, this is the thing that drives me really crazy is that you have the, the people from the from the progressive left, you know, like I'm politically atheist. I'm old

school liberal like live and let live just don't hurt people don't steal and particularly don't hurt kids don't be violent don't steal don't hurt children and you won't hear anything from me whatever you want to do as adult go have a good time as long as you're not hurting anybody uh i don't give a shit okay um but the they're all progressives they all want more taxes right which is hilarious because they're the livable wage people as well so how do those two things, how do you go for more taxes and livable wage? Okay. And unless you're a fool, you think they're only going to tax the billionaires. It always ends up shifting down to the middle class and the lower class. If you got rid of taxes, people could live. I mean,

it's really simple math, okay? But the problem is that there's a, there's a population in LA that is very powerful, that is middle, middle class, middle class, middle class, and they've never really had problems in their life. They have to, they have to create problems, you know, they need to create their own windmill to fight like Don Quixote, you know, and it's always something that there's no goal line where we can go, hey, man, we fix the problem. Right. It's fixed.

Yeah. Right. It's always like, let's end racism. What does that look like? How will we know when racism is gone? Let's end racism. Let's end sexism. We can just keep going.

There's no goal line. And that's the perfect fight for someone who has no purpose in their life because it gives them a reason to get up in the morning. But these people in L.A., they could get mugged, right, at $7 pumping $7 gas. And they would still blame Trump for. And like, I'm not a Trump guy. I could say the things I like that he does, but he's obviously flaming out right now. like that's that that that uh press conference he through where he just basically said

yeah i ran who knew you know it's like that's to me one of the worst moments ever a president has ever had it's so bad it's so bad um but i don't think you're going to ever change them i just don't know how to change them because they don't know what they lost meaning they don't know how great l a used to be okay and um they the the theory of hate is so much more powerful than real world consequences. Yeah. Well, when I was talking about Kathy Hochel before we, before you came on it,

it was the same thing there too is I really think that at this point, like you said, there's no, there's no, there's no, pretty much end goal line there. And that's partially because of the ideological, that Frankfurt school deconstructionist ideology.

You know, whatever by law, Whatever is a standard right now today will be retrograde about three years from now. And if you're still standing in the same place you were for three years, you're obviously not progressing. So that's why we're like living inside this kaleidoscope of sexuality and math that doesn't work. And it's all, it's just awful in that respect. You feel like you're going nuts. But when it comes to money, I mean, money doesn't lie.

And the debt tells you just how crazy and bad the ideas are. And what is it? I mean, it's almost like they put out an album 50 years ago and they're still touring on the same album because they know people are going to show up to watch the nonsense. And it's just- Yeah, Guns and Roses never has to write another song ever again. Yeah. They just have to play appetite for destruction and they'll make a gazillion dollars. That's great.

That's the exact opposite of comedy. You have, because comedy is about surprise. So you have to constantly be writing. And, you know, so I wish I could sing in a band. It would be 10 times easier, you know. But yeah, it's just and, you know, it's like I'm at the comedy store. The comedy store is great. It's a great place.

It's kind of having a like a little resurgence from it. Like there's been about two golden eras at the comedy store. The 70s, 80s golden era. And then there was the Joe Rogan comes back golden era. And it was like, and you know, people who were at both say that Joe Rogan, golden era was the best. So I was blessed to see that. I was blessed to be at what they call the dark years.

And then I able to go through the Joe Rogan golden years. And then now we're into this. And, you know, the young comedians are really great writers, man. I mean, I'm always very impressed with their writing. And, you know, it's the blessing that they have so much data to pull from. Like, we didn't have that coming up. We could watch a Tonight show and maybe catch a HBO special. and then we had to learn on the go, you know, but they've had a lot of, a lot of stuff.

They've learned joke writing very quickly. They're really great at it, but there's nothing provocative anymore. And I'm not saying everything has to be provocative. I don't, I'm not saying every comedian has to be provocative, but I'm saying there should be somebody. How's it falling short? Talk about how it's falling short that you see it. You're just, just generally, wherever you go, you feel like there.

No, I'm talking Los Angeles. Okay. And when I talk about the comedy store, I'm not really talking about the people at the comedy store, the staff. I'm not talking about the building. I'm talking about pretty much Los Angeles and what comes to the comedy store. And I'm not saying this to be rude to the comedy store or degrade the comedy store because the comedy store saved my life. I love it. I just think that there's so many people in Los Angeles that are just, um,

worshiping a dying altar. And because, you know, they all came through this cancel culture shit and it traumatized them. So they don't want to do they don't want to ever ever try to piss off that monster. But that monster has no teeth. It's a shadow in the cave. And that's why council culture was never real. It was an astroturf through giant corporations when one or two tweet, Twitters would call someone out for something they said.

Corporations wouldn't even allow us to debate it. They wouldn't even allow the jury to take the case. They would just instantly cancel them because they didn't want anyone to be to debate it. They wanted us to think that this small group of non-binary purple-haired people were such a powerful sect. They were basically American ISIS. You know, they were extremists, well-funded by elites. And so that was that, that became a thing. So if you said anything at all that these groups didn't like and the gold post just kept moving, they would cancel you.

And then over time, everyone starts going, this makes no sense. And then the hypocrisy, that of political correctness, which is basically how do we make progressive white women feel comfortable? And by feel comfortable, I mean, not have to think. We don't want them to have to think because if they have to think, then it gets in a nuance and that's too much for them. You know,

it's like I have a joke about being called the M word by Paul Mooney. And people lose their fucking minds. I mean, I did the show one time in the OR the next day, a friend of mine from Florida. calls me that comic friend from New York City called him to ask me about why I'm saying the M word on stage. And I go, because I got called the M word by Paul Mooney. Like, that's the greatest story ever.

Who later on, a week later, got me into the comedy store? He's the reason I became a regular, you know? So it's like, it's a loving story, you know? But it's like that involves nuance. That involves being, oh, what is the context? And context and nuance is a black belt way of thinking. Not everybody wants to do it because it involves actually thinking. And comedy now is in its idiocry phase.

And I'm okay with it because I understand times are crazy. But it's also you need a little bit of shit talking. You need a little bit of outlaw. You know, there's three kinds of comics out there. There are pop comics. I used to call them clowns, but I think people took offense to that. They're pop comics. They're shit talk.

And they're outlaws and everyone wants a different Uh, uh, goal clowns just want to make you laugh. I mean, pop comics just want to make you laugh and that, you know, and they're great comics.

They play arenas. They got the biggest podcast. They're great, right? And then the shit talkers, you know, they kind of become legends. You know, they're like Bill Burr, Joe Rogan,

uh, you know, these guys like, um, Leonardo Joni. Leonardo Joni. Leonardo Joni. Well,

Leonardo Joni might be, outlaw. I think she's a little bit of both, though. She does shit talking really well. They lap. They do lap over. You know, it's like Ralphie Mae I would say was a pop comic shit talker. So they lap over. Leonar Joni could

be, but the outlaws are like Joey Diaz and Brian Holtsman. I would like to put myself in there. The great Doug Stanhope, you know, I would put David Tell in there. He's probably the biggest of all of them. Joey Diaz is big too. You know, but their guys just don't give a fuck. They just want

burn everything down. And not that they're, they're meaning to be mean, but they just really like to press it. And right now, we're in our idiocry phase. And, you know,

the big, the big thing that's happening right now, and you can tell me to shut up whenever you want, but the big thing is demographic mascots now. People are just demographic mascots. Yes. Right?

And it's, and you're not in that demographic and you watch that comedy, you're like, that's monkeys throwing shit against the wall. Yep. But to them, they don't care.

That's their people. That's their people. And that's all they care about. You're like, I was watching like, George Lopez. One time is special. I'm not going to say even the comic who's huge.

It's like, this is comedy now, you know? And he's like, Mexican dogs do this. And you're like, this is an HBO special. Did you just do Mexican dogs do this?

And that's, that's demographic. Oh, yeah. Well, but George Lopez has been saying, saying the same, uh,

saying the same Mexican, an abuela joke for 45 years. Yeah. And I don't hate it. I get it. You're playing to your base there, but you know, it comes up for another thing. Like, too, like, for example, the, the Oscars or the Grammys or whatever the hell it was,

even if you didn't watch, there was a long, long time, we didn't watch any of the movies that came out, hardly ever. But still, it was one of those things where, okay, who's hosting? Is it Billy Crystal? Is it somebody like that? You know, back in the day. And you know you're going to get a little something. to get something old school, you're going to get a couple of wisecracks, and it was going to be

easy enough for people to get through no matter how you voted the last election. And now it's really just become essentially religious holidays for in-group talk. And so it's the same thing. It is the opposite of funny. Everything that happens, and I hear my parents howling at sometimes is just objectively, I believe objectively, unfunny because it is really only meant for people of a certain affiliation. You could check certain boxes. This is going to either maybe you're going to force yourself to laugh to show everybody that you're in with the in crowd or whatever. But it's just, it's awful.

It really is. I see that. Sometimes I get it right like Shane Gillis at the SB's, dude. Some of that was good. That's been about a Bill Belich. ex-girlfriend being young and hot. You shut up. You didn't win seven Super Bowls. And you're sitting next to your dog face wife.

Dude, that is fire. And then Nikki Glazer did great. And she, like, she worked really hard. I have a lot of respect for her. She's a hustler. She's a wordsmith. She works really hard and she deserves it. So sometimes they get it right.

And a lot of times they don't because it's really art from, from a position of fear, you know? Yeah. And, you know, a long time ago, And like the industry changed in Hollywood around, um, around like the year 2000-ish, something changed. And I was talking about it's on my podcast the other day, but it was when it's going to be on Tim Foll hats coming out tomorrow. But it's like when, when Britney Spears appeared on Rolling Stone magazine that I remember being young,

looking at that going, oh, no, this is not good. This is not good. This is, because, you know, Rolling Stone, even though it was mainstream, had a very counterculture feel to it started counterculture. It still had that essence and feel to it. And this was a full on deep throating of corporate slop. And

I don't hate Britney Spears. You know, like for, you know, she's been through a lot of trauma. My heart goes out to her. So I, I'm not trying to say Britney Spears is a bad person in any way. You know, it's kind of like nickel back. I have a nickel back song in one of my things. It's like,

but there's no, there's no risk, right? It's like there's no risk to what you're doing and that's what pop is it's like it's it's just things have been done a thousand times but you know when she appeared on that it changed and that's when everything changed and like louis anderson rest in peace he used to talk about when he was coming up in the industry the comedians decide what was funny and then the the suits started deciding and that's what happened oh the you know the you know what that reminds me of that famous fox news segment with patrice o'neill talking about

talking about his jokes and with with the feminist uh the feminist NGO uh representative and oh man i got shit we should watch that hold on i remember that clip wait a second wait a second hold on maybe maybe well wait wait no fox news please please please pop up here it is okay so i think he's talking about i miss next up or it's opi and anthony hold i think it's opian anthony okay here Hold on. This is a, it's a couple of minutes long. How much time you have left? I don't have a lot, dude.

I got to get my kid to Jiu-Jitsu. I'm sorry, totally forgot about that. I'll come back anytime, dude. Oh, yeah, we got. Yeah, we got it. There's some things that we could watch here. Damn. I knew we only had a short amount of times,

and I'm glad you came on such short notice, but, but yeah. Hey, hey, before you go, then, what are some of your thoughts on this Afroman trial? I absolutely love it. He's totally right. Listen, the whole ice thing, not to get off that because it does connect to this in a weird way. Like, you know, it's like people on the right, the left is retarded about it and the right is retarded about it.

You know, it's like they got, they got the left demanding people take off their masks and they have the right demanding that people put on their masks, which is a total, you know, the flip from the COVID. So they get people, they don't know if they're coming or going. you should not be able to walk into someone's house without a warrant. So I know they had a warrant, but what they did to that guy stealing his money, and cops can do that. They can steal your money and you never get a back. That is bullshit. And my cousin is a cop.

He's a great cop. My grandfather was a cop. I love cops. But if we don't have the rule of law and you have to regulate the law enforcers because if not, they become a gang and we have already seen it in LA all the time. That's the funniest shit I've ever heard. The moment when his lawyer's like,

can you say for sure under oath that Afro-Man is not banging your wife? And he goes, no. He says, I don't know or something like that. That is the greatest moment of all time. And there goes the case. I mean, whatever,

whatever little chance you had probably gone right there because, you know, a reasonable doubt, forget about it. Yeah. I was saying that before, I said, I'm 100% we need law enforced. I mean, we need the Constitution enforced. We need to restrain our government.

And then also, just to be able to restrain criminals and keep them in jail. 100%. But at the same time, just sadly. Well, I know. But listen, what's the biggest problem that we have is we have, we were not anti-law enforcement. It's just we want to see it actually happen. but to what we are actually served up so much more is watching how instead of prioritizing something that will help everybody and actually raise up the standard of, you know, how,

what we're living with over here. We get the theory of hate. The theory of hate is scarier to progressives than real world consequences. And if something bad happens to them, it's just bad luck. It's not a systematic problem. And that's where we're at. people are too comfortable. And we're at a point where America's success is kind of hurt it.

You have a comfortably numb population that thinks emotionally and they keep voting for more and more bullshit. And then when it gets so fucking bad, they move to another place that's good and start voting the same fucking way. Hey, let's make a vote. You move from a blue state to a red state. You can't vote for five years. I like that. Right? It's like someone, you have an extra room in your house.

So it moves in. They start rearranging your furniture. Get the fuck out of here. Yeah. No, I'm with you. Sam Tripoli. Five years, dude. All right, dude.

I love you. I'm sorry. I couldn't stay longer. I'm trying, I'm trying to give you an out over here. That's like I know you got to go. So, so. I appreciate you.

Another episode of tin foil hat is coming out tomorrow. Yes. Tim Paul hat. Check out word war debate. It's my big. It's the UFC of debating. We're going to be announcing very soon, hopefully, when the next big event is. We have a contender series, which is about to kick off, I think, next week.

32 debaters debating to see the final two. Isn't that in Atlantic City? Yeah, that was the last one's in Atlantic City. The next one will be in Atlantic City, too. Well, dude, listen, you got to get, I mean, I know it's like two hours from me, but I will love for you. Isn't Andrew Wilson on that and all that? Dude, why don't you come to the event and podcast?

We have a million places for people to podcast, dude. Come to the show for free. Podcasts in the studio. We'll make it fucking happen. And then May 22nd, I'm headlocked. I'm shooting my special with Gas Digital in Austin at the Creek of the Cave. That's May 22nd, me and Kim Condit. So come on.

Come on down. Sounds good, man. Well, you got to come on again soon. And anytime you want me on tinfoil hat, I'm there. We'll make it happen, buddy. I promise you. I'll hit up Mark today. All right, have a good one. You're the best. Thanks for having me.

Take care, everybody. Bye, samtripple.com. Samtripple.com. And this is coming from a video of the day winner, Frank. See you later. Frank. You're the best, buddy. That video was hilarious.

Take care, brother. Yeah, go get your alien circumcision. Well, well, that was, that was fun. We just, we nipped the tip of all the things I wanted to do. But hey, whatever the hell. What else? Great time to have Sam on. It's been years, I think, since he's been on.

And here's something for you. Let's just keep the train rolling. Did you know I had things over here that I wanted Sam's opinion on if we had a little bit extra time, but we filled it up nice. Did you know that pigs can breathe through their asses? Did you know? Here, so there's this chick over here. She put up a TikTok or a reel or something like that. And she said that her pig had his head under the water for an inordinate amount of time

and was wondering if he was trying to drown himself or whether or not he could actually breathe through his ass. And that led her to actually Google search it. And she found out she did science. She did a science. Take a look of this. So here's an update. Samsung has not been drowning himself.

I guess he can breathe out his butt hole. Glad we're good because he really hasn't came up for air in a while. I know why now. He's breeding out his bow. No, girl, I was not lying when I settled it. Look at that. So she went to Gemini for that. But, but yeah, I pulled out the New York Times.

Breathing through the rectum saves oxygen, starved mice and pigs. Japanese scientists who studied an unusual method of delivering oxygen and mammals hoped to one day try it in people. Breathing through your arse. Dr. Caleb Kelly, a gastroenterology fellow at Yale University, that's in New Haven, Connecticut, was recently asked to review a paper about mammals receiving lifesaving oxygen through their anuses. I laughed, to be honest, he said. I thought it was a joke. It seemed like a no-brainer that bottoms are not for breathing. But the author of a new study published Friday in the journal Medd are perfectly serious.

they show that when some mice or pigs are dangerously deprived of air and enema of oxygen-carrying liquid can rescue them. It actually turns out it could be a feasible approach, said Dr. Kelly, who wrote a commentary accompanying the new paper, Dr. Takanori Takebe of the Tokyo Medical and Dental University, and the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Medical Center was motivated to study the unusual idea by his father's struggle with lung disease. Mechanical ventilators can keep patients alive when their lungs are failing, but these tools aren't always available, and they can run out as the COVID-19 pandemic has shown.

Although there may be, he may be ways off from studying the idea in human patients, Dr. Takebe said that we clearly need different strategies to help patients with severe lung failure. Oh boy. Just keep those lungs healthy, everybody. Or else they're going to put a tube up your, your arse. It's going to happen. Oh, here's something for you guys. Here's something for you guys. We're talking about Los Angeles today.

This is out in Portland. This is out in Portland. These are the great-grandchildren of the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy, by the way. Just wanted to throw that out there. just in case if you thought any of this was worth it. They're great grandparents. Oh, man. For those of you in podcast land,

you were taking a listen to various girls. And this one guy, here's a guy for you. He's living his dream as well, as, you know, whether it'd be like a red panda or a field mouse or something else like that. They have all their furry stuff on and, oh, the man, the guy, the, the, the, the male is a hyena, which is actually very fitting.

Oh, no. Make way. I can't anymore. Can't. Can't. Great grandparents are rolling over in their graves. What the hell? I'm going to save some of this afroman stuff for tomorrow then.

It's going to be fun. And then we'll read through the articles and we'll watch the videos from inside the courtroom and everything else. We'll read all of Megan Fox's article. There's two of them and they're short and she gets right to the point and it's fantastic. She does great work. And then she'll be on with us on Monday just to give us a little bit of a roundup and crack some jokes that she usually does. But yeah, that's that. It's 808 and that's where I want to take your call.

guys I want to do all of that and and I have more over here too especially from DC on the on the on the on the demonic possession end of things that's where it all really comes together here but really quick guys one thing before we dive into DC your calls the super chats and more reels over here you already know I start every single day with keto brains in my coffee I'll be doing that tomorrow for the coffee stream and I've loved it long before they were a wonderful sponsor of the show. It is loaded with the MCTs for that clean ketone energy. They get the Lions Main for brain growth, Alpha GPC and the L-thianine to keep things calm and focused and all that. You get no jitters, just smooth, sustained, mental sharpness. It's creamy, sugar-free, keto-friendly, and it makes my mornings bulletproof. Bulletproof, and it's not oily either.

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914-200-0269. Give me a buzz. It's been a long week, even though it's just Thursday. And there's more broadcasting to do. What the hell you're thinking? What really hit? What have you been paying attention to today? That's what I want to know.

There's this one thing that I'm going to be doing with you guys soon. Maybe from a broadcast at home where I have Steam set up. I bought this. Here's something I can throw your way for today. Indy game Joe put this out of here. Two indie game developers made a game where you run your own video store in the early 90s. Okay? The game, that's the game.

You have a video store from the 1990s. It's currently number five top selling game. on Steam. I bought it. It was just a couple of bucks. I said, when I saw this, I'm going to do this with everybody at home one night from Studio B, maybe on a Saturday night at home. But you rent out VHS tapes, manage customers, you charge late and broken fees, upgrade

and customize your store. It's called Retro Rewind, a video store simulator. And I guess the big thing here is, you know, imagine that. Just imagine that that vibe that people are chasing at this point where you would essentially

modern escapism, at least for some people, is wishing that you were working a minimum wage job at a blockbuster or a local video store. We had both of those in like 1994 1995. And I don't think it's

so much thinking that the minimum, the wage at the time in that place is really something that you want to replace whatever you're working on right now, it's got, it's got to be more than that. And I think really, it goes beyond nostalgia. It goes beyond nostalgia. I think it's, I think it's more so about we've lost certain aspects of community, not so much that, oh, you know, it was, the technology was all magnetic tape back then instead of one thing or another. And there's no need to go out. I mean, I really think that we'd be doing okay with just the memories of blockbuster and and all that stuff.

If we just had, if we had the social life we did back then. 817, you're on the air. What do you think about everything? Well, Frank, it's quite crazy. I just wanted to ask if you saw just through the Twitterverse, the Aprop Man saga, the war on Afromen. Yes. Yes.

I have been following along. Thanks to my wife, I've been following along. And then all of a sudden, the clips were everywhere. and I saw, I got in touch with Megan Fox and said, hey, listen, I know you must have done something on this and she sent me all of her work. It's fantastic. Dude, like, just learning about the whole entire experience. And at first, you know, it's been several, several years since I last heard some of the songs, including, you know, I think, what is it, I got high. Like, it's his most well-known song. And it just revitalized his career.

I mean, like, unironically, thanks to the cops for suing him, he's basically become an American patriot at this point. It's one of the most patriotic things that have happened all year so far. You know, I mean, yeah. And no, no, no. And in that, in the way that it really is, it goes way beyond this particular case. Everybody in America benefits because this case, the one, the went the, way it did and the judge is visibly upset. I saw the verdict. I saw the replay of the verdict. You can tell the judge is visibly upset that nothing stuck and that he was just going to walk away

from all this. And I hope he countersues. And of course, there's got to be something deeper as far as corruption in the area goes because I'm still kind of foggy. I'm foggy on as to why they even did this. Well, no. And it like with the, when he's doing what was, I don't know if it was cross-examination, but it was the allegedly, allegedly, all this is allegedly. He made a song called, uh, Lookumlow Lisa, which apparently this, this female police officer who worked at, I think it's, uh, I can't remember the, the police department's name. Uh, it'll come back to me in a second, but it's up in Ohio. Apparently this female police officer was going around the department to the officers wives and have,

a sexual relationship with each one of them. So Afro-Man came out with a song called Lickamlow Lisa. And then there was another one called, I think it's Lemon Pound Cake, on a guy on one of his TV or CCTV cameras, ring cameras, literally just raiding his house and then looking over and then seeing a pound cake on the counter. He said the pound cake. So yeah, one of the police officers, because all this is on like ring cam and things like that.

So he, Afro-Man, like I said before, he essentially is, he is essentially, um, writing disc tracks and he's writing songs about all of the cops that he is watching on his ring cam footage.

And he's just writing songs about what he's seeing as they are rummaging through his house, sometimes damaging property. But this, the pound cake thing is hilarious because there's a one, like essentially just looked over at this lemon pound cake that was on the counter, looked over at it, I guess a little bit too longingly. And,

and, and it's, these have become major internet hits. And, uh, I, and that's what this all, why he's in,

he's in trial, he's on trial right now. The, the several police got together for defamation suits because they feel that they have been, they have been suffering emotional trauma for having all of these songs written about. them in the line of what is, you know, an obscene line of duty. I still not really even what the hell's going on why they were there. Like when you, when you go ahead and you watch

all those cross-examinations are just like witness testimony, I don't know exactly if it's like deposition or what, but I think it's Lick and Low Lisa, the chick who is on the other end of that disc track. She's up on the stand and she's just, you know, bawling her eyes out. And the camera quick cut pans to Afro Man. And he's just like gnaw along and moving his head to the beat. I love it. I have that video. I have that video of her crying with the Lickam Low Lisa video.

And it's, it made me happy. They made me happy. Yeah. And before I let you go, if you are also interested in you, Frank, personally, or anyone that's listening,

if you're interested in any type of like, police misconduct, police brutality, civil rights violations, I would recommend personal. And personally, there's a really good YouTube channel called Civil Rights Lawyer or Civil Rights Attorney. He does some good breakdowns on just like local police officer corruption, state corruption, things like that. But yeah, I mean, that whole saga of just him creating distract, in my opinion, is the best way to handle it.

And plus, he got a decent paycheck out of it anyways to help fund the damages to his house. So good on him. Yeah. And I'm sure that the countersuit is going to. be pretty lucrative as well if he's got a good lawyer and thanks for the call of course you too and we'll go into this tomorrow uh in depth we'll read the articles tomorrow and we'll play some of the videos tomorrow and i have anthony here my buddy phil we'll do that first and foremost so that if i just if i do the first half of the playhouse on on youtube and rumble um then you guys

will be able to to see most of it and you follow us over to the playhouse youtube for the rest of it, which shouldn't be that much of a leap. It's actually just one click of the finger. All right. So, yeah, the 2000, it was 2022. It all stems from that raid on Afro Man's House in 2020. That's what, that's how Megan Fox's article leads off. They got a warrant based on a confidential informant's accusation that, that Joseph

Afro Man Foreman. was in possession of tons of drugs and kidnappings and had a dungeon in his basement and all that stuff. And of course, not a hint of any of that stuff. So who's the informant and what was this confidential informants? And I don't know. It's like anonymous whistleblowers. I got a bad taste in my mouth with all that stuff. But we'll do that tomorrow.

It'll be fun. We'll have some good company around for that as well. 914-200-0269 you give us a call would you want to go back into the 1990s and work at a video store right now did you how fun was that what the hell is it i wish matt was here for this one but uh you know i try a man spent eighty one thousand dollars on height lengthening surgery going from five feet five inches to six feet that's a big increase man that's a big increase I would feel way too self-conscious that my legs would be, you know, just out of proportion with my torso at that point. I don't know.

Anyway, this guy did it. Now more than two years later, he's finished an extensive course of physical therapy to complete his transformation. That's it. That's a whole lot of bone that they added into those legs. And that makes me feel weird. Makes me feel very weird. but there's an even weirder comment section

and this one guy Dixon Mathis this was just so weird that I had to like it he said he's going to be six foot tall with the D of a five foot guy that thing is going to look

incredibly small glass half empty take glass I don't know why he's It's just so funny to me. These comments I love. And then this guy, Ace Rothstein, says you would need to take a look to see if it needed to be bigger. I'm sure when he asked to get taller, the doctor probably asked, what about your D? Bigger D's are 50% off when you get your legs stretched.

And then Dixon Mathis says, great deal. I wouldn't be surprised at this entire thing was AI talking to itself. Ace Rothstein, spreading anti-Semitism by being myself. That's the bio. Going to the doctor and say, listen, I need to be six inches taller. I really want you to just stretch my legs, break my legs, and make me six inches taller. I have to be. Well, we have 50% off if you want your D stretched to match your legs at that point.

Nobody wants a five-foot D when you are now six foot tall. what do you think about that? Hmm. Got a coupon. And so, yeah, I don't know if you guys, I know there's a lot of short guys out there that wish that they had, they were about six or seven inches taller. But would you ever go through the process of getting your legs into those braces and breaking the legs over? Because you know how that happens, right? We talked about it with Matt years ago, because our laughing our asses off because our buddy, Mike, Mike, uh, old.

always said he, I'm going to get the surgery. I'm going to get the surgery. I thought that was just so hilarious. I almost wanted him to do it because I know he would look, look kind of weird and he'd probably regret it. And then it would just be funny every time he came over for a barbecue to see this strange creature walk down this. Oh, man.

484. You're on the air. Go ahead. Hi, can I please speak with Frank? Yeah, hold on. Go ahead. It's AK. Oh, I heard you.

I heard you. It's good to hear from you AK. So I feel like it's been a while. Okay. Yes, I was just calling about the movie, the movie place thing. When I was younger, when I was like in middle school, I wanted to work at Blockbuster video so bad solely because of the outfits they wore. Because they wore like khaki pants and like a blue,

button down shirt and that was like so gap you know like stereotypical gap back in the day yeah and i was like that just looks like such a sharp uniform that's my dream job are you talking about the you're talking about the the the blue golf shirts with the uh with the with the yellow collar um no that i mean the ones near me they only had to just wear like a blue button down shirt like blue button down shirt and pair cats Blackie's. Blockbuster uniform. Oh, I see it.

I see it. It's the, it's this, uh, it's the blockbuster blue. It's this one right here. You can get it for $39.99, by the way. Oh, wow. Shit, maybe I should apply there or something. No, well, I mean, you know, you can just buy it. It's on Etsy.

Look on the screen. Okay, maybe I'll, maybe I'll beat up for Halloween. Are you going to have a Halloween party this year? I don't know. I don't know. We will see. We will see. Halloween parties are definitely going to be a thing.

I think 2027, it should become an every year event. We will see what happens. But Halloween party is going to have to be. Maybe be a Halloween jamboree. All right. Well, if you see someone dressed as a blockbuster employee, you'll know it's me. There's AK. There's AK.

You should come in with the, what's you call it, the VHS rewind we used to have a rewinder. It was a very small little car. You tucked the tape in and it rewound it so freaking fast. It was amazing. That was so cool. Yeah. Yeah, I know.

I mean, it's serious. I mean, those are the things that you could make a million dollars on back in the day. Hey, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to put together a very cost effective rewinder. And we had it there. It would be the, we had the VCR. And then, of course, there's a- Yeah, because rewinding on your VCR took forever.

Forever. So somebody was like, I, can't do this and they're going to find me if i bring it back not rewound so something something better has to come along at one point we had on on the uh the entertainment uh tv entertainment center there at one point we had of course the vcr and the DVD combination set and then next to that would be the rewinder next to that would be the cable box you had all of these i mean it was it was crazy but it was fun and then of course you had oh yeah oh the tvo

oh man we never had tivo but we had forgot what the hell the other thing was there was just so many boxes it was nuts well anyway thank you for the insight yeah that was her dream job now

now that the dream is dead now there's no more block there's one blockbuster left just just just do it away with it all end it all now Blockbuster ain't coming back. All right, A.K., have a good one. All right, you too.

Later. There is one more, I think there's still one more blockbuster. I remember we were watching that in 2020 when we had nothing to do but watch Netflix. That's when the Tiger King thing came out. One more. Wait, how many blockbusters are left? It was either in Oregon or in Alaska. There's only one blockbuster store left in the world.

It's located in Bend, Oregon. The final location operates as a franchise and has become a popular tourist destination selling merchandise along with renting out movies. It's been the last remaining store since March of 2019. The store is a cultural landmark featured in a 2020 documentary. That's it. That's the one we watched. So if you ever in Bend, Oregon, go to the last blockbuster. Maybe that's where AK can relocate.

I think AK is somewhere in Pennsylvania area or something like that. I'm not going to docks or anything like that, even though that's all I know about her. But perhaps if the wind blows that way, get out to Oregon, AK, and say, if you don't hire me, I'm going to off myself. That's what you should tell them. I went on Etsy. I have my own shirt. I bring my own shirt. I've got khaki pants.

Balls in your court. Just saying, I'll be waiting in the car. Make the right decision. I drove all the way out here. I've got nothing left. Just really put the screws to them. Anywho, that's it. I saw this one tweet I thought was pretty good.

The Gore Zone says, Bro, what do you mean I should learn how to code or become an influencer? I'm meant to be a 1980s video store clerk recommending gory horror films and movies to the neighborhood scamps. I'm meant to be a small town radio DJ who plays. plays too much new wave and gets involved in a local mystery. Damn. That sounds like a really romantic life, I'll tell you that much.

People in those movies, they always have just enough money in their pocket to get themselves a cup of coffee or something like that. Makes you think like, all right, well, you know what? As long as they're subsisting, then, you know, have the small town, the small town life. All right, let's see. who's getting added into the giveaways here. I got silver to give away here in a little bit. Let's see who's in the super chats. Folly Blue says,

just trying to send a message over here, want to tell people how easy it is to live for free if you all have a trailer. Yes, that sounds, that sounds great. I mean, obviously it's not for free because you need gas. if you're going to drive it. You need propane if you're going to cook or heat the place.

You need electricity. You just need electricity. You need to be able to plug in someplace. It's not free. But you're a lot more mobile. So Folly Blue is on the list. ST says, Be kind, rewind.

Also happy last day of winter. You're right. Why have I not even mentioned that? I didn't think about that at all, all day. Nathan Davis has great content. That just came in. Wow, Nathan, thank you so much. Paul.

Let me put Paul in here. Paul says, hey, Frank, I taught myself to breathe through my ass several years ago. Now everything just smells like shit. Happy Hanukkah. Great shows this week, Frank. Thank you, Paul. J.D. I'm sorry. Jay Brits.

J.D. Vance. I just hope they wouldn't have to smell through their butt. Hi-ho silver. Jay Brits is in there. Gribble Sillin says best show, period. Gribble Sillin. Thank you, my friend. Shotsy says, hoping to win some silver.

May the best man or woman win. And then an hour ago, Jeannie Yanky fan has gifted a sub-tier. I'm putting Jeannie in there for that. Thank you, Jeannie. Tris says, grateful for you all. I am hoping to win. Well, I got Triss in there before because that was left six hours ago. Thank you.

Thank you, my friend. Over on the Rumbles, we're going to check out, quite frankly, and the Badlands. Let's see here. Over on, quite frankly, we've got, I'm sorry again, I'm going to have to unpin this message so we can see the rest of them. Dana the Powerful. Dana says, buying my ticket for the raffle, I want that CD. Dana, the Power. See, that's great that there's somebody out there who's actually motivated by one of the last remaining pressed copies of my band's 2017 album.

I don't foresee a time that we're going to get an album physically pressed anymore. It's all streaming now. And we are not really writing music that fast enough to compile an album. You know, it's probably just going to be one single out of time from here on in. Awaken Boomers is, hi, Frank, and all. Put me in the list for the loot. You got it. Remember, there's going to be two winners tonight.

Jay Semmel says the corruption in this country is very upsetting, but our prayers are with Tony. You know, let me tell you, my mother, I told some of you guys during the flip side last time, my mother was telling me because she's been going semi-regularly to visit him at the new place that they moved him into. And I haven't been able to get over there, but, you know, my mother, whenever my mother is there,

she Face-times get to talk a little bit, whatever. And it is incredible what just a change in facility can do, especially for somebody as old as Tony, as far as decline. I mean, he had his spirits, at least in the first place. He had broken his kneecap.

I told you, for some damned reason, there's only one, there's only one bathroom in it. house and it's in the second floor and he can't walk up the stairs anymore say well put a commode downstairs and a cot so what i know and if i had any kind of power of attorney if it was if we were actually family then maybe we'd have some authority but he has been kicking around from one facility to another for weeks now he has not been on his feet in weeks he can't so he'll probably

never walk again, unfortunately, because when you're 95 and they keep you off your feet for that long, you lose it. That's what happened to my grandmother. And he's starting to just, just pray for him. Pray for him. And I'll tell you, this is another one of those things where you see, you see what's going on around the country, and you see the people who are making off with money and resources, galore that are just sapped and drained away.

And meanwhile, you get these central planners that come in with the Obamacare nonsense, this and that, and they start rationing resources as if we need to ration resources if we were just taking care of our own. If you are going to make some sort of a argument for at least just taking care of our own, which is still not the responsibility of the federal government, then what's going on with Tony would.

never be the case. And if anybody out there who's ever had family members who needed an aid, needed just at least somebody to be there to help the family who's not as trained but still want to be involved and all that stuff, the way that, you know, a lifetime of kicking into the system means nothing. Like for the aid to come in from Medicaid or something like that,

you've got to like drain all of your bank accounts. And like I said before, I know that, I know that, like, laws have been changing a little bit where they at least let you stay in your own house, but they, like, you essentially have to offer up the collateral in your house, that you can keep your car so you can move around and stuff like that. But it's just awful, you know, you live, you live 90 plus years or however many, however many it is, 70, 80 plus years and you're working, you're working, you're working. and you work until you're nearly 70 years old, you retire, then you got, I don't know what, how many years left, how many years left of full functionality where you're out there, I mean, you know, it's unreal. So, and it's especially sucks when you're powerless as a friend.

We're like family, but we aren't family. And I don't know. So just keep them in your prayers, please. because he's a good man and he's lived a good life. But this has been tough to watch or to hear about at least. Waltzivie V. Waltzivie says, great show, great guests, laughs are contagious. Thank you.

Well, I'm happy. I'm happy. I know you weren't laughing the last five minutes. Nat Wall 3330s is always a great show. Thanks, Frank. Well, Nat Wall, you're in. 30330. Nephalim says, Keto Brains is.

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So am I. Stivinsky. There you have it. There you have. Sell out of those mugs, please, so I can design a 2026. That would, that would be terrific. There might be like a half a dozen to 10 of them left. I'm not good at plugging my own, my own stuff.

I got to. I have to, I have to. I have to find better ways of doing it. Okay. 837. So the lines are still open. I've got a couple things here. And here's what I'm going to throw out you real quick.

This is from the Daily Mail. Oh, boy. Extramarital sex with witches, cursed bloodlines, and possessed politicians. Nothing that you would think is out of the ordinary in D.C., but D.C.'s chief exorcist reveals the potent stench of evil among America's elite. Cycling around Washington in his black cassock, Monsignor Stephen Rossetti is the very image of a university campus chaplain, athletic and affable.

He's a professor at the Catholic University of America. But there is more to this priest, a U.S. Air Force veteran and clinical psychologist, than meets the eye. Indeed, for almost two decades, he has held a role shrouded in secrecy. It's a role that lives in the imagination of millions. Books have been written about it,

movies made, but those tasked with it have rarely spoken until now. Because Monsignor Rosetti, 74 years old, is the chief exorcist for the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. And the unassuming cleric believes it is no coincidence that St. Michael's Center for Spiritual Renewal, the secretive location out of which he works, is set in the heart of the nation's capital, a place many view as a hotbed of sin and corruption. Speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail, he said, we at SMC believes that it is not accidental that we are located in a nation's capital of perhaps the most powerful nation in the world.

We try to be by grace of God a force for good. Now, he says, now, this is the crazy thing. He is one of 150 trained exorcists currently working in, and I thought for sure, it was going to say, 150 exorcists currently working in D.C. but he is one of 150 trained exorcists currently working in America. That is stupid. I mean, that is just ridiculous. What's the point?

You need 150 exercises in every county of America. Even then he said he and his peers struggle to keep up with the demand for service, which to many might seem positively medieval. even then, they say even then as if 150 are a lot. Oh my gosh, we need 150 just in Westchester. In fact, according to the Monce, even 150 exorcists can't nearly satisfy the demand in the United States. I receive many emails every day from people begging for help.

He has been based in Washington just a few miles from the U.S. Capitol since 2019 and in 2022 became the first Catholic exorcist to take his ministry online. These days, he can tucks a monthly healing. and deliverance session on the St. Michael's Center for Spiritual Renewals YouTube channel in which more than 25,000 of the faithful participate. Maybe I can reach him. Maybe I can get in touch with them through that channel. According to the Monceigneur, the church has several very specific criteria for determining whether a person is demonically possessed set out in the Roman Catholic Church's ritual

Romanum. So let's get into it. The look of evil. One of the ways we discern the presence of Satan and his minions is by the look. In the midst of an exorcist, and the demons typically manifest their presence, especially on the face of the possessed person. The demons come forward and the person's personality recedes into the background. Sometimes the person is unconscious,

especially in stronger cases of possession. In weaker cases of possession, the person may retain consciousness, but the person is looking in from the background while the demons take over. Now the stench of evil. You say, is it sulfur? Demons manifesting in an exorcism are reported to produce the odor of a decaying corpse. Monsignor Rosetti reports a team priest arriving late for the exorcism.

He entered the room and said, what is that awful smell? He said that there was a horrible odor of death and decay in the room. A possessed person experiencing a vision of hell during an exorcism session told Monsignor Rossetti that the smell was atrocious. They made me want to throw up. Demon brain, an obsessive compulsive disorder, while full-blown possession is relatively rare, without disagreement, a senior exorcist is estimating that 25% of the population has some form of demonic obsession. Now I'm thinking about our talks about schizophrenia. It is noteworthy that in the U.S., the National Institute for Mental Health reports that 23.1% of adult population live with a mental illness. Monsignor Rosetti refers to the more common type of demonic affliction as demon brain, which he distinguishes from obsessive-compulsive disorder by the ferocity of the attack, the lack of explicable psychological causes, and whether the affected person's symptoms are alleviated by prayer.

in his experience, the most common obsessive thoughts are you are a terrible person. There's no hope for you. God doesn't care about you and you're mine. I will never leave. You're going to hell and you should kill yourself. Now, that's just like right out of the, that's right out of the end of the right. On Saturday night, when we all got together and I did that, I did the stream on Saturday night just from Studio B last week and we watched the last scene of the right.

way Timothy Gordon said that he would love to do a watch party. And I'm thinking maybe we'll do that watch party live and public. It'll still be on pilled, but it won't be private. We'll privatize it afterwards because, you know, movie. But still, he said that he would love, he would love to watch it with us and then hop on a call with me for 15 minutes right after the end credits. So I'll figure, I'll figure out of time for that. Maybe we'll watch that close. to October or maybe September or something like that? I don't know. I will never leave you, Michael.

Curses from witches. So here's another one. The most popular session on the St. Michael's Center YouTube channel is lifting all curses. It has over one million views. According to the priest, all curses and spells are invoking demons and can affect people horribly, but they cannot kill them. If they could, the Monsignor observed almost all exorcist priests would be dead. Monsignor Rosetti prays online with participants to break curses by anyone against them.

One instance he prayed with a couple who attributed their financial problems to a curse, put on them by an angry grandparent who disapproved of the union. The relative admitted going to the witch, going to a witch to invoke black magic and curse the couple, saying you will have nothing. The antidote for them included breaking and a witch. unholy connection with the grandparent, the witch, and lifting all curses. That's crazy. That's crazy. Monsignor explained, because these curses came through evil and sins of someone in one's own bloodline, they can take time to expunge. Consistent prayer, deliverance,

and holy living, and trusting in Jesus are necessary. So, in particular, bloodlines, cursed bloodlines, that's your link to being able to screw at somebody else against that. their will? I've heard a lot of that, but he'll have sex with a witch. Monsignor Rosetti has encountered some extraordinary cases over the years, some of which stretch credulity, credulity, but all of which he insists were real. One case involved the man who had an extramarital affair with a woman at his workplace. He then tried to end the affair. He was ferociously harassed by the woman through means attributed to witchcraft. He described the woman as a high-level trafficking witch, who instigated her curse by applying a cream to her lover's

hands that was formulated especially for him. He also ate food that the witch had cursed. The cursed man reportedly a decline in his physical health, including lameness and the health of his family. Inexplicable bruises appeared on his wife's body, despite attempts to sever all contact the witch sent relentless text messages in which she appeared to have supernatural knowledge of what was happening within his family. There's something to all of this. I have friends who have similar things that have happened to them, or they have been harassed through dreams.

Birds attacked him out of nowhere. Family funds disappeared, replaced by black ribbons. His former mistress took credit for all the expletive-filled messages saying that she and her ex-lover would always be together. He's been working, Monsignor Rosetti has, with the couple for three years during which

the so-called witch's attack. have lessened but not completely disappeared. Perhaps not even D.C.'s chief exorcist is a match for the power of a woman scorned. God, God help us all. Well, still a little something there to chew on, isn't it? Anyway, over the weekend, maybe we can watch this. Over the weekend, you guys are going to start seeing some more stuff uploaded to the, quite frankly. And this is going to go on for some time.

I told you this after the fact, after the show last night, I have some stuff in the, on the flip side tonight. The drum room is open, but it's a mess in there right now because we just, you know, there was a couple of days of production and everything has to be put back to where it was. So I'm not going to play the drums tonight in the flip side. But I do have so many old interviews. Nobody has seen in years. Many of you have never seen ever.

So many old interviews and highlights that I can't wait to do. just click through a little bit with you because these things were going to be polishing up a lot of them and re-uploading them. They're not going to look high quality. They're going to look old. But it doesn't matter. It's going to establish some authority on some things. And I can't wait to do it because a lot of these videos were pretty innocuous. And they shouldn't have been taken down. But, you know, before and after several purges, just felt like, hey, you know what? I've got everything on hard drive already. Let's just, let's wipe everything out because you never knew what was going to offend anybody. Like Sam

said, the greatest thing that was driving content on all of these websites that were hosting people and had political issues was the talks about conspiracy theories and really reading between the lines and doing parapolitical

analysis and shit like that. And everybody's being brought back for one reason or another. So still, just got to keep in mind that the wins will once again, the directions of the winds will once again change, but it's good to be back right now, for sure.

Hey, would you, B'Blow me, says, Frank, you, Matt and King could look into a Groupon discount for that D stretching. Yes, you're right. See if there's like three that can be put in into one. Anyway, there you have it. A good one for all. Now over on, real quick, let me just throw some more names into here from over on Pilled.

I've been putting them all together. Clinton Walter. It's good to have you. Hold on. There's a couple more. Clinton Walter. He put three in. Good.

Corey Jay, good to have you. Safety net. I'll be reading a lot of these in depth after the, after the fact. I just want to give out the silver right now. Tommy Jekyll. I thought I got all the set-the-charge CDs. SOB.

I know. Well, you can always pass it along. Tommy J. Tommy J's in there. C.B. Joey. Good to see him again. Thank you so much, sir. Crickles. Ameth his cat. CB Joey gives me that silver. You got it, man. Coming right up. Now if you actually win, people are going to think I rigged it. Should have just shut my mouth. Jay, not Jay Goulinello, but a J. Nonetheless. Vespers, is I still write checks and balance my checkbook to the penny just for the mathematical challenge. Well, that's good, Vesper.

That's good. I haven't done it in a long time. I have just used the crutch that is online banking. Thank you. Thank you. Sean Joy, Joe, Joyful June. Joyful June says Sam Trippily on quite frankly. God bless you all. Sending much love and hugged from Georgia. J.R. at the Lake.

Tommy Jekyll. Amethyst cat. Tommy Jekyll again. I was getting all these before. I missed the other ones. Loan Patriot. Love the show, Frank. Keep doing what you do.

I listen every night when I get home. I wish I could listen every night. I do listen to the show every night when I get home. Well, hey, on demand is for whenever the hell you want. Lone Patriot. Twisted sticks. Thank you so much. Getting to the end here.

Willie, twisted sticks. Willie fix it. No stud all muffin. Tracer, great show. Andrea D. Thank you so much. NX-17. It's great to have you.

Love you, Frank. Love you too. Silly Boar. You've been wonderful. J. are and shit a couple more

uh sentinels i was trying to send this a few minutes ago but the internet went down i felt like it was i was in cuba or iran who knew we were living at a time when someone can google your yahoo while others twitches their youtube shake my what what who knew we were living at a time when someone can google your yahoo while another twitches their youtube what's the world coming to indeed sentinel the whole bunch of dolonas uh no stud all muffin again no stud no stud toward the end all right okay i'm all caught up dinsie i hold on dinsie was in there yes frank i found the show in the spring of 2017 that's it nine years and junkyard frog i got everybody else

I will read your messages in entirety after the fact. So with that, ladies and gentlemen, it's 852. I just want to thank you all again for the time here tonight. And tomorrow at 7 o'clock, I'll be live, all the regular places, and then I'll take you over around the halfway point to the Playhouse YouTube, which actually just got monetized, which is so good because we passed a listenership threshold. So that's nice. So soon over there you might be able to see.

on a super chat and a shout out and whatever the hell it is on another show. Really nice. Naky Lamb says, Count me in. This is from YouTube. And Jorico, my wonderful friend from Canada, says,

here's my tithing for the raffle. Hey, all, Nathan Davis is participating with Frank. In the chat keeps me grounded. I need to smile and laugh these dark times. Nathan, I'm with you on that one.

Fally Blue says, Frank, I've been here for five years. Yes, it's free. when the government pays you for your, when the government pays you for your hours. Valley Blue.

Yeah, well, I wish the government don't pay me. I don't get paid by no government. Anyway, it's great to have you all. Thank you again. And that's it. I'm going to put the names in the chat room. I mean, the link in the chat room. We have 162 entries over here.

Are you ready? Ladies and gentlemen, for the first winner who's going to get an ounce and a half let's do it. Genie Yankee. Good for Jeannie. You know, every once in a while, she puts a couple of things here in once in a while,

and there she is, against all odds. And seriously, one of the lone Twitch people there, too. That is a, that is a, a victory for the Twitch, ladies and gentlemen, you see? You think that Pilled is going to overwhelm all the time, but it doesn't.

You got to be in a, it to win it. So Jeannie gets some music. She gets the fertility business book from Ann Bellinger, and she gets an ounce and a half of silver. Now, who's going to get the five silver quarters, the keto brains, golden ticket, and the music? Who gets the second one? Let's pick another one. Boom, boom. And it is Joe Martinez on YouTube. And Joe pops in every once in a while there representing YouTube. You got to be in it to win it. I love it.

Well, Jeannie and Joe, you better email me. Joe has won before. I feel like he won like a few months ago or something like that. Congratulations to you, sir. And thank you for your, uh, thank you for your friendship. Thank you all so much for the support because, you know,

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Over a thousand, got to imagine. They can't keep it down forever. All right, guys, that's it. I'll catch you on the flip side. Come watch some shit that nobody has seen in years and some of you ever. Okay? It's been a wonderful week. Thank you again to Badlands and I'll see you guys tomorrow night, 7 o'clock for the Playhouse.

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