Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 248 | Bio Hacking is A Thing In Texas & The Reliant | Guest: Kevin Sorbo

Episode Date: November 14, 2019

The US needs to get a hold of its recalls. We no longer can trust food providers? Why are so many foods being recalled? Jeffy brings you a new FOOD recall and this time is chicken. Then in the break room Kevon Sorbo joins to discuss his new movie. NEW MOVIE EXPOSES THE NECESSITY OF THE 2nd AMENDMENT AGAINST A BACKDROP OF ANARCHY. Starring Kevin Sorbo and Brian Bosworth and having won 8 First Place awards at film festivals, ‘THE RELIANT’. Bio hacking is a thing and this texan is trying to live to be 120 yrs old. Could he make it? Let's see. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And now a Blaze Media podcast. Welcome to it. This particular Blaze Media podcast is Chewing the Fat with yours truly Jeff Fisher. Executive producer Chris Cruz on the broadcast as well. And he, apparently there's an audience for Chris Cruz. I didn't realize he brought an audience with him. This is for this particular story is directed. Wow, he does bring an audience with him.

Thank you. That's very nice. Yes, thank you. Bring me my fresh Cola Zero. Thank you. I appreciate it. It was a... My co-cola-zero was delivered late. It's supposed to have been here prior to the start of the show.

Very disappointing. It's tough to find good help. This one is directed directly at you and for you, Chris Cruz. Frozen Beres a nationwide recall. Nationwide recall going on right now. Specifically because these products were sold at Aldi. That's where you shop. I do.

I love me the Aldi. Yeah. Frozen berries recall nationwide possible hepatitis A contamination. It comes with it. You already know. You're buying the frozen strawberry for 20 cents on the dollar. You know they're infected with something. You might get it.

You might get hepatitis A. Just roll the dice. Roll the dice and go for it. You got it for 50% off. So it's a voluntary recall, of course, out of an abundance of. abundance of caution. I'm sorry, that's not a voluntary. They have a possible hepatitis. I know. That's a voluntary.

I mean, that's like mandatory. They tested positive for hepatitis A during a government sampling program. So all these recalls that are voluntary, those are the ones that are like, look, and I wonder what, I don't know why

it's, what the difference is unless it's just wording, because if the government says there's a man they must charge the company's money if the government does it. Yeah. I don't know. We have to find that out.

Okay. We have to find out what the difference is because, right, the same, the government tested and says, ooh, hepatitis. We're going to issue a recall. And if I'm a company, Aldi, and I say, well, hey, how about we just do the recall ourselves? It's a voluntary recall out of an abundance of caution, of course. why what makes the government say mandatory sure no problem

or what makes the government go nope we're going to do it ourselves so would you like me to contact the CDC yes and get someone from the CDC okay yeah that's fine I'd like to know what the difference is because a C is the difference like is the government guy going you know for an extra five grand you can make this voluntary and I'm out of here

the CDC will not say yes to those kind of interviews you can't be doing that Look, this is what we do here at Tune and a Fad is reading between the lines. And reading between the lines to me on these stories means that somebody's getting a bribe going from either voluntary or mandatory. It's just what I see between the lines. So we have a chicken recall as well. 2,000 pounds of meat recalled.

Now, this is kind of a silly recall. Nothing is sacred anymore. I know. Seriously. In this show, I think he's the only show in America. that opens with recalls. Look, I'm doing it out of an abundance of cautious and safety for America.

It's a PSA, yes. Thank you. But like, we should not be doing PSA recalls every week, multiple times a week. I know. Like, can we get this under control? We have to get it under control. Like, wash your crap.

Well, no, we don't, we want you to wash your crap off. Yes, wash your crap off. Don't wash it on. Wash it off, yes. Now, this recall, though, isn't about the product being bad. Oh, oh, okay. This recall is, we forgot to tell people it contained wheat. And that happens, like, what does it mean?

Okay. Oh, I could be allergic to wheat and people could have allergic reactions. Oh, my gosh. Stop being a snow. Cause hives and stomach aches and various other symptoms. It's not some menela or hepatitis. Actually, now I want to Rubber or metal.

Metal shavings. Like, it's not that. It's not that. But what it is is it actually like if this was had something in it that my wife couldn't eat, which is almost everything. Yeah, your wife, I don't even know how he watches a life. I don't know how you wife is alive. I don't know how you wife is alive.

Let's have a little honey in it, dead. It didn't say so on the package, dead. And now you sue. And then you sue. So there's no need for the recall. That's what I'm saying. You're looking at this a wrong way. You're looking at this a wrong way.

You know, you have to always look at the other way. So now, cut that. Just cut that out. I'll delete it. Yeah, I got you. We don't want that on. So how about, welcome to chewing the fat, by the way.

I appreciate you along for the ride today. You know, I read this story, and I find myself saying, I want to do that. I'm in 100%. And then you get down to the bottom and you go, well. Don't bug me down with fats. Yeah, then you get bored.

And you get bogged down with facts from our boy at Diamond Physicians, Dr. James Pickney, who we've had on here at the show, who is on the chasing the cure. He says, we don't have any long-term evidence-based studies to correlate whatever biohacking techniques people are using to prolong or extend life yet. So he boggs us down with facts. But what's this story, though? Would you read the story? Yeah, I'm in.

I'm in. What's the story? So a Texas billionaire. He's between, he lives between Dallas and Austin. And he's, you know, he's... That's a big place to cover. It's a big place to cover. He lives, he's got a little, he's got a hallway.

It's a long straight hallway. He has a golf cart and a train. And it takes it back and forth. That's like a six hour drive. Yeah, well, not when you have a speed train in the hallway. You want to watch TV. Three hours later, you're watching. it down the hallway.

Ari Arastagar goes to bed in special clothing on a temperature regulated bed. He has this metallic mechanism inside of it that helps flush lactic acid and eliminate inflammation. He also wears a mask. Orange glasses that illuminate the light

so I don't disrupt the cardiac rhythms. During the day, he takes nearly 150 Vitamize vitamins customized to his current needs by his doctor. He gets his blood tested monthly. He has a $15,000 vapor machine that's supposed to reduce stress and another $15,000 machine designed to calm his brain two hours before bedtime. He claims it's paying off for him.

It's healthier than ever. Okay. It's all part of biohacking that's intended to extend life. Okay. How old is he? He's 37. but he says that his body 16

4 oh baby yeah he said his bioloxygen ages so he he feels like a 4 year old no no his body his body feels body is the body of a 4 year old

the inside of how healthy he is he's a 4 year old so that means like the common flu would just send him back and this is where we get this is where we Dr. James Picney comes in from diamond physician logs him down with us. We don't have any long-term evidence-based studies on correlate whatever biohacking techniques

people are using to prolong or extend lives. So you're going to do what you're going to do, but you keep wasting your $15,000, $15,000, you know, dollars every time you buy a new air. That's a cool. That's a very interesting way of living, though. He includes a, he has a hyperbaric chamber too. He meditates.

Of course, you have to meditate. You can't be. What are you doing? That's part of the equation. And, of course. Yeah, of course. This is one more thing that you have to do. And I think we should start offering this service

is have a life coach. Oh. And I think chewing the fat should be a, should offer life coach services. Jeffrey, you're like 300 years old. You've gone through three different life cycles. I believe, you know what life is.

I should be giving life advice. Absolutely. So if you call the CTF hotline. Yes, you can call the CTF at 214-735-9356. 214-735-9356 That's the CTF hotline You know we take looks You leave messages

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And it taps in If you want Then you can just email me at chewing the fat At Deblaze.com And we'll hook you up Which has already been happening We're going to report on that

Tomorrow I'll give you a little update On the CTF dating app But now we're also the CTF life coaching advice. Absolutely. So I'm here for you. If you need some life coaching advice. And if you're listening to the show live, 888-903-33.

That's not possible. You just call right in and I'll give you, I'm here for you. Did you get in contact with this millionaire to make that possible? Now, the data claims that my boy is going to live to over 120 years old. I do believe that. With the biohacking. Yeah, because if he's taking vitamins and purifiers and there's a, a special room and there's blood tests and meditating, he's

a chamber. I really want a hyperbaric chamber. What's the last thing you said that? Oh, life coach. Come on. A life coach will get you to 80 automatic. The rest of it is just a cherry on top. Now that all sounds good, right?

Absolutely. And you say that, and you say that, hey, yes. But. Don't bug me down with facts. No, this isn't even a fact. Oh, okay. I mean, this is between the lines. Oh, we're still reading between the lines.

Oh, yeah, I'm not. Facts are James Pickney, the doctor, the actual medical physician. Oh, he'd give us the facts. He gave us the facts. We give us between the lines. I'm just saying, I'm just saying that our man here, Ari Rastagar, the builder, who has a home between Dallas and Austin. It's a big hallway. Huge home.

Yeah. He's building, and he's building another huge tower here in Dallas. Oh, yeah. Another $100 million deal here in Dallas. Fascinating. Does he do the Elon Musk tunnel? 26-story residential tower. I think it's going to be tied into his house.

Oh, so he can just go between the buildings and the house. In Austin. Yeah. That's a good deal. Yeah, it is. It gives him time to take his vitamins on the way. Absolutely. But let's say Ari is doing all this, and he's got the biological age of a four-year-old like he's claims.

And he gets hit by a bus tomorrow. What? That's 120 looking. That four-year-old man, who... Right. Now, does this give him super strength? I don't think so. Oh, then he's screwed.

He does not look like a super strength kind of guy. Oh, then he's screwed. I don't know. You never know. Superheroes, you never know. They go inside of the phone booth and they come out, they've got extra strength. That is true.

He could be one of those. Plus he takes a pill. Maybe there's a pill that makes your skin stronger. I'm all for that. Yeah. I'm all for that. I mean, we knew that there was for an underdog. Absolutely.

Underdog, took a pill. Yeah, he was done. He was just a everyday dog until somebody needed help. Pop the pill, he's flying around. So maybe that's what Ari's hoping for. Popping a pill, lying around. Okay, normally I break. into a story I'm not concerned about getting in trouble over it what's going to happen.

This story, I don't like this already. I'm questioning whether I should do it or not. See, here's the thing, Jeffrey. You're very straight up forward person. I know. I know. There's nothing sacred to me. No, absolutely.

Yes. When we're doing the show, nothing sacred. Yes. Don't look at me like there's always something sacred. No, absolutely not. Absolutely. I know there's always something sacred. But in comedy and really it just day-to-day living.

There's nothing. Well, it's like the picture of seeing you yesterday. Do you remember I texted you a picture about the Twin Towers? Yes. That was hilarious. But see, that's just between you and me. I know. But they had to take it down and apologize for that picture.

Oh, my gosh. And they fired the comedian that wrote it, by the way. Really? Yes. It became a big deal. And they had to change their Twitter handle. And they had to put more disclosures on their Twitter handle. Get out of here.

Hold on. There we go. Yep. Seriously? Absolutely. They had to change everything because of that one tweet that I screenshot

I knew it was going to get. As soon as I saw that tweet, I was like, they're going to get in trouble and the Twitter is going to get shut down. It didn't get shot down, but they had to rearrange the Twitter around and change some things around.

Wow. Yeah, so I saw it, and I thought, okay, you know, it's kind of funny. You know, it's just a, look, Am I going to get offended by it? No way.

So it's talking. Now, if I'm National Geographic, I'm a little mad, even though it's a parody account. I get it. Yeah. And parity has a very, a very wide range. Yes, it does. Which is good. It looks like it's the cover of a National Geographic.

He's got the National Geographic logo there. And the title is gender reveal parties gone wrong. And I like it. The O's and Gone and Wrong are the gender owes with the arrows. like it. And general reveal parties going on. By the way, let's talk about those general reveal parties. We're just a side, just on a side note.

Enough. We have a plane crash, which is why he got this idea from. But the picture is the Twin Towers. We have, obviously, before they fell. And, but after they've been hit. So there's, you know, the whole smoke thing. Yeah. And there's pink smoke coming out of the towers.

There is pink smoke. There is pink smoke So they're saying that If it's white smoke you know that the Pope was picked The Pope was pink It's a girl It's a girl And holy cow

I mean in today's world Why does that mean it's a girl You bastards Right But that's the way it is Now you're telling me That people of course got all butt hurt Yep

Okay Go ahead And The employee who posted this image Has been fired Who is it for What do you know? The employee, who is it for?

The people that run this account. Because according to them, the guy goes, I'm a comedian who pushes. So this company, this parody company that, you know, takes out all these parodies pictures, says, we fired the employee who posted this picture. We agreed to release his statement of as well as the original picture, which we disavowed. The statement from the guy that posted the picture. says, I'm a comedian who pushes boundaries. I sometimes miss. If you go through my 10 years of comedy, most of it is bad. You're going to find a lot of bad misses. I'm happy to apologize to

anyone who actually offended by anything I've said. My intention is never to hurt any one. I mean, how long is this freaking apology? It was just a comedy bit. It was just a picture. But I'm trying to be the best comedian I can be. And sometimes that requires risks. then why are you apologizing with this letter that's written in eight pages? Now, this is a parody account. Oh, sorry. This is a parody account. This could be a parody of we fired the comedian that did this.

I hope that's true. I hope it's true. In today's world, I doubt it. Exactly. Exactly. If it was a parody of him getting fired, I feel like there wouldn't have been an eight-page apology. It's only a one. It would have been more.

Don't worry we fired him. It's a five sentence paragraph. Don't worry we fired him for you and be done with it. Instead of the eight-page apology. No, it's a five sentence. Oh my God. I stopped listening after the first sentence. It's a five sentence.

Seriously, I stopped listening. It was so long. Because someone walked in in their studio. That's not important, though. Yeah. Someone walked in the studio. You turn off your microphone and I was talking about myself. I was listening.

But I stopped listening because it was so long. It was agonizing. It was never freaking ending this thing. All right. That was your story then. But it's stupid, though. If someone did get fired for that, like, come on, your parody account. And they had to change the pair.

Because the pair account was, get Disney Plus. That was a parody account. But now they put, get Disney Prime, Disney Prime Video, Disney Prime Video. So they had to change everything completely. Weird. Yeah. Oh, and they had to put, like, we are in no way affiliated with Disney. Well, we know that.

But see, and today, you don't. Right? Yeah, you don't. No, you could be. Yeah. Okay. And then, by the way, this was created when Disney launched the 12th, 34,000 followers already. That's because they think it's Disney.

See, now they won't. Now they're going to lose followers. Absolutely. Because they lied to the people. This freaking is a funny scam. So congratulations are in order to an Ashville, North Carolina resident. She, uh, Madeline Delft. is on a mission to break stereotypes,

which is why she entered and competed in the Miss North Carolina USA pageant. She didn't take home the crown last weekend. She placed in the top 10, scored the Miss Congeniality title, which she says might be even greater. I feel like that's what you say when it isn't. but she is handicapped. I know,

but she was in the Miss North Carolina USA pageant and she's handicapped in a wheelchair. As tonight, we're bringing you Miss North Carolina USA pageant. Girls, walk on out here.

Madeline, no, roll on out here, Madeline. No, no, no, no. I mean, just come out here, all of you. out here. Wow, stand up, take a bough. I mean, everybody stand up for Madeline. Everybody stand up for Madeline. I mean, okay. Graham, state senators here. Chuck, stand up. Chuck, come to see you. Oh, no. Oh, God love you. What am I talking about? I tell you what? You're

making everybody else stand up, though, pal. Thank you very, very much. That's what Joe is still. I tell you what, stand up for Chuck. Yeah, thank you. Joe is still okay there. And I hope the person that didn't tell him that got fired. That's one of my favorite things from Joe Biden ever. Oh, God love you. Wow, nobody told me you're in a wheelchair. Oof, Madeline. Madeline, stand up for Madeline now.

Oh, God love you. I mean, okay, so she's handicapped. She's been handicapped since she was 10. She was in a, you know, bad accident and a coma. The story is completely, you know, it's a sad story yet it's happy because she's overcome this, right? But she's still in a wheelchair. Sure. And she's in a beauty contest.

But is it a beauty contest or is it just the Miss North Carolina USA? Is it Miss North Carolina? So we have. So we've got, we've been skinny shamed. They can't be too skinny now. Yes. Most of the pageants can't have a swimsuit edition.

Absolutely. A picture of Miss Delp here in her wheelchair with her Asheville little sashet on. is in a wheelchair, yeah. Yeah, and she's also in a bikini. Oh, hello. Is it a two-piece bikini? It is.

Now, now so we've got overweight people we have to Plus size, stop it. We have to accept it, plus size. Yeah, that's what I said, overweight people. Yeah, plus size.

Now we have the handicapped. Yes. Handicable, whatever we're supposed to call them. No, handicap. Now, are we going to have this identified? Careful. Careful. Be careful.

Really back. I don't know. What are you going to say? Is Miss North Carolina going to have to let the transgender's in? Oh, absolutely. That's already a thing. Oh, yes. Oh, yes.

Are we really want the, I know we're supposed to really be happy about this and everything. Careful, Jeff. I know we're really supposed to be happy about this. and everything, but, you know, isn't there another pageant that she could be involved with? Like the Olympics? That. Like the Olympics have two different categories? Yes.

Okay. Let's do that. Okay. Okay. It's another pageant that she could be involved in that. See, this is where I'm going. I mean, I feel like. But without the music, I get myself into trouble.

With the music, it makes me feel like I can say anything, right? Madelandelle, come on down. No, you didn't win. Darn it. Miss we had another handicable person to the only one. The first one, come on down. Everybody in North Carolina said, you're beautiful. They're beautiful.

Sure, we got pictures of you with your legs crossed and you can't cross your legs. Plus the wheelchair. Can somebody get mad little help on the wheelchair? The wheelchair that they're doing on stage is it looks like it's got a little PVC piping extensions for the front wheels so, you know, she could sit more upright and straight and the legs are out more.

So it's runway capable. There's a million dollar idea right there. We start selling wheelchairs that are runway capable. That's another million dollar idea. You know what, I give and I give and I give. because I have a feeling that you know you know you want something better than PVC pipe and are there rules

can you have a wheelchair that's too blinged out for the for the pageant like shh you see all those diamonds on that wheelchair she just wants to look better bitch I mean that's good are we going to have someone sabotage your wheelchair one of the other pageant girls

I mean I'm just asking questions here I'm not saying it's supposed to happen I'm just asking questions. What happens if the breaks don't work? What happens? And she rolls off the end of the judges. Please, someone will be recording. That's all I want.

When it happens, I suppose. I don't want it to happen to Madeline. Don't give me wrong. See, I knew I shouldn't have done this story. It's just congratulations to Madeline Delp. That's darn it. You're breaking down barriers and good for you. I mean it. Good for you.

So a couple weeks ago, there was a special nationwide event to see a movie called Reliant, or The Reliant, by Kevin Sorbo. And if you were one of the people that wandered around on that day and didn't realize you were supposed to go to that movie, man, I don't want to say that you're stupid, but, I mean, Okay, you're not bright. But we've given you a reprieve. We've got an opportunity for you to see the Reliant. A what?

Again, a reprieve. What is that? We've given you a reprieve. That's a big word. Ah, well, just let me know. Is that on the paper? That we're able to see the Reliant available on DVD, the 3rd of December. Oh, two days after my birthday.

I know. And joining us to tell us about the movie is Kevin Sorbo himself, the man, Hercules, the superstar worldwide renowned, world-renowned superstar. Sorble. Kevin, how are you, my friend? I'm good, and I am the man. I'm not confused about that at all. I am. I know. I know. I'm not doubting it. I'm not doubting it. I threw it out there for you. No problem.

Thank you. What do you pull, aside from the Reliant, what do you pull? How much cash you're pulling in from Hercules these days? I mean, 176 countries. I mean, you're still cash in checks from that thing. Well, you have to talk to Universal Studios about that because the thing in Hollywood called

the creative accounting. And trust me, It's very well documented that they have a way of changing numbers, very interestingly. You know, if you remember, Titanic, Titanic was the first movie to reach, make a billion dollars back in what, 1997, 98, some more in there. And Arnold Schwarzener gets up there to give the award to James Cameron for either best director, best movie, whatever was. And so in front of an audience of two billion people, he said, here's a movie, even the studio won't be able to hide the profits in. And it got a very nervous laugh from all the big shots in the first couple rows. I thought that was pretty funny that he sort of busted them. Yeah.

I remember golfing with the late James Garner is one of my favorites. I was just going to remind us, remind the audience about the Rockford Files. I mean, he won big for that. Oh, yeah, but it took 13 years. Wow. You know, if any TV show makes a pass the second season, it's making money. But they have a way of saying, oh, I know we ran it for 10 years, but we just didn't make any money. We just did it out of the goodness of our hearts because that's what we do here.

We're not a capitalist business at all. We don't care about making money here in the studios of Hollywood. We just care about breaking even and making people happy. Oh, it's just amazing. Just amazing. So the new movie, The Reliant, is pretty relevant to what's happening in our world today. They're trying to take away our guns, and they're not even trying to hide it anymore. I mean, they're pretending like they're not saying what they're saying, and they're hiding it,

but really they're not hiding it. They want our guns. No, exactly. That's what it's all about. I mean, because they know if they're able to really make everybody turn their guns. And even all the bad guys and the gang members and stuff like that, they go, oh, man, we've got to turn our weapons now. What a drag.

Right. And, of course, you're going to do it. Let's look at 98% of shootings take place in gun-free zones, but let's not talk about that. No, let's not do that. This movie deals with, it's an economic collapse, of America. And riding takes place and looting takes place and a lot of angry people. Kind of sounds like what's going on right now, even though we have the greatest stock market

we ever had. But anyway, it deals with everybody just shooting up everybody else. It's totally lawlessness. And a group of bad guys and thugs attack my home. And they start shooting at me. And lo and behold, even though we're a Christian family, we're a gun-toting family as well in pro-second amendment. We start shooting back. And that makes them think, wait a minute, they got guns, too. That's not fair. Right. Funny how that happens. You know, it's really about the movie's got a lot of hope and redemption in there.

It's about love, but it's also about family and how things do can tear families apart. But, you know, if there's a good, strong faith and connection to that family, they get pulled back together again. So it came out last week. It was a fathom of dinner two weeks ago. Now it's out on DVD December 3rd, and I hope people will check it out. They can go to the reliantmovie.com and get more information. So when you make this, obviously when you, you know, you write a book or you make a movie, it's ahead of time. So you've got to kind of foresee a little bit about, you know, what people are going to like in the future while you're making this in today.

I mean, it's were you, were you thinking that, hey, we're going to get worse and worse down the road on everyone trying to take, not everyone. I shouldn't say everyone, by many people on that side of the aisle trying to take our guns and having it become worse and worse. And, I mean, the outlook is pretty dismal. Well, I mean, I think they should lead by example to start with. I mean, how many of those people, Nancy Pelosi on down, have armed guards surrounding them wherever they go? They absolutely. By example, and not have these gun-toting individuals, you know. But once again, it's a social.

socialist mancha, right? It sure is. We know it's best for everybody else, but we're going to live a capitalist lifestyle. We're going to drive nice cars and have walls around our homes and have security and take beautiful trips. I mean, it's amazing to me that people, I mean, I've shot movies in Eastern, the Eastern block in Europe. And granted, the communism wall fell down because of President Reagan, but you still, you see where all the money went during those 50 years of Soviet occupation. And, wow, all the buildings that are beautiful are the government building. Right.

So it's, you know, the hypocrisy is so blatant and obvious, yet people, you know, they get stuck in this thing and they think, well, gosh, darn it, socialism will work this time. They just never did it right before. Only 100 million people died in the last 100 years because of it. That's it, though. It'll get better. You know, the thing is, is it's going to be tough. I mean, you're going to need your faith, and you're going to need to know what you believe in when they do come for your guns. We saw it in action in New Orleans, in fact, when they came and they rounded up your guns and they, And many people haven't even had them returned yet. And it was a matter of, we're just here and we're taking your guns. And you can't, you know, if you didn't know what was going on and you didn't know your rights and didn't have the faith, you just handed them over. It's a scary time. You've got to know where you stand. Yeah. Well, the whole reason is, I mean, people are sort of ignorant about the whole Second Amendment anyway.

The reason was they were put in by our forefathers was, to protect us against the tyrannical government. They saw what happened with Britain and the evil empire back then. And they said, you know, that could very well happen here in America somewhere down the road. I mean, their foresight was amazing. And it wasn't about hunting. It was about protecting itself against the government that went crazy. I mean, we beat the greatest and strongest empire in the world in the Brits with basically, you know, shovels and pitchfork.

So it's incredible. It's incredible we did what we did again. that powerful force. It sure is. The whole idea was, okay, if the government ever gets out of control, we're still going to have armed citizens. They're going to fight back.

So when you got together to make this movie, you've got Brian Bosworth and Molly Gray and Eric Roberts and the Men and Brothers. They all came together and, you know, we've created this with this movie that is, you know, I mean, it's a showcase of what, I don't know that it's 100% happen. yet here in America, but it sure feels like it's going to.

Was everyone while you were making this film seeing that this is coming or felt like it could come? Or was it like, I was just making a movie? Well, you know, they've been talking about it for years, really, but it's just accelerated in the last couple of years. So, you know, Patrick Johnson, the guy behind it, he's the one who wrote the book. He's the one that put this whole thing together. I think he just got tired of the ones, like I said earlier, about the hypocrisy that goes on out there, and he wanted to give a little education and say,

look, this is what's going to happen, what will you do to protect yourself? I mean, if anybody breaks into anybody's house in this country right now, and you don't have a gun, and they're definitely there to kill you and your family, what are you going to do? You know, the 911's not going to get there in time. You would throw irons and lamps,

you would throw anything and everything at these back hides to protect your family. Well, if you had a gun, it might be a little quicker, or on the opposite side. I mean, we just had a story the last couple days where a mother protected home invasion with her ARs. I mean, it's proof positive that it works. You have to be able to protect your family, clearly.

No question. And I read, there was a story about a robbery somewhere, and somebody in the store had a gun and took the guy out. It's, right. And it is a deterrent. There's no question about that. and we have to be able to have that deterrent or we're lost. We're lost as a people and as a country.

So the movie is The Reliant. You can check it out at the reliantmovie.com, and you can Facebook and Twitter it at Reliant Movie, at The Reliant Movie. So, Kevin, the last time I had you on, you were promoting a movie, but we were also talked about the fires in California in your neighborhood. How are you holding up?

I mean, things are burning again. What are you doing? We're living in Florida. We left. But I got to tell you, you got to hear this out because it's a miracle. I mean, that fire came through. We'd evacuate our house. We saw the flames come over the hill about 500 meters away from us.

I'm watching the local news at 3 in the morning and going, oh, my God, my house ain't going to make it because they laid down the streets. And half my neighborhood was ablaze. And the house across the street from me went down, gone. The house right next to me down. The fire came up within three feet of my bed. backyard and went around my house. I mean, it's a miracle. There's a family renting my house right now for the next two years, and we've been looking to move to Florida for the last two years.

So we've been out here a lot. So I looked at my wife and I said, hey, these guys are going to take care of a mortgage for the next couple years. Let's go to Florida and do a little house hunting. So we're renting out here right now, and we're just looking around. We're going to end up out here because I am a fan of Florida. Well, you know what? I just got a 13.5% rate by not being in California. No kidding. No kidding. And I think when you put it down, you may even get a bigger raise than that. It may be higher than that. I mean, it's, I love the state of Florida.

I spent years there, man. You will not be disappointed. Well, we've been coming. I got family in Pensacol and West Palm. My wife's got a sister in Tampa. So we've been coming out of here a lot through the years. But I think the movie we're talking about that time was Let to Be Light, which is up on DVD and Amazon streaming. So I highly recommend that one as well.

and I've got five new movies coming over the next year in three documentaries. So you and I will be talking next spring as well, okay? We're talking next spring. You're a busy man. Thank you, Kevin. I appreciate it very much, man. Good luck with the Reliant. Go to the Reliantmovie.com.

You got it. Thank you. Can we get over the whole thing of everything tastes better with alcohol thing? Because it doesn't. Oh. No. No. No. No, it does not.

Well, it depends on alcohol. Don't put beer. Cupcakes. is better with booze. With liquor. I know, look, are they a client here yet? Company that makes cupcakes with booze? Probably, yeah.

And I love cupcakes with booze. Did I say that having to mention that? One of my favorites. You just say that you did not like booze in your cupcake. I don't. I don't. But this particular company I do, their cupcakes with booze are the best.

Wow, you sell out. Well, I absolutely. No, I have morals. and scruples. Please. I've known you for five years. I've not seen any of your morals at all. I think you need to look harder.

I will. Starting today. I will look harder. I will look at your morals and see what you got. No kidding. Because they're there. Over there somewhere. I have them. Hey, thanks for subscribing to Chewing the Fat, by the way.

If you go to the blaze.com slash podcast and just click on Chewing the Fat, you can subscribe on any platform. It gives you a plethora of platforms. So whatever platform you want, which warms your little heart, you can subscribe to chewing the fat on, okay? Now, if you are an iTunes, an Apple user, you can rate and review this podcast.

And I've made it pretty simple. All you have to do is, you know, rate at 20 stars and review it best podcast ever. Now, we do have some rating and reviewing going on that, you know, have come up, like by Cheyenne beef captioned

Good beef, good fat These podcasts are like T-bone, fresh, sizzling and always has good taste. All Jeffie all the time. Jeffey should be out every podcast, but since he isn't, I only listen to this one and Pat Unleashed since Jeffie's on that one too.

I got enough of the big guy. Oh, I love you too. Hey, you skip something on that first review. This is Nizwan. You miss something. I love you too. I want you to go back to the first. Now this person.

See that listening? No, your mic is off. This person, rolling HVAC, rolling HVAC, followed instructions. 20 stars, best POSCats ever. Who's a good little listener? You are rolling HVAC, you are. What are you babbling about?

Can you go back to the one that's Cheyenne beef? Because right after she says, and always has good taste, period. Chris Cruz is a great chef. Huh, where does I say that? Right there. I don't see it. There must be, I must have a glitch.

A glitch on the printer? Oh, okay. I don't know what to say, you know. I don't know what to tell you. Mine must have a glitch. Because I have a feeling that that's not really there, and you just put it there. Yeah, because I can do that.

Because I can absolutely do that. You barely give me credit for this show and have the technology to go in there and change a person's review to just put, Chris is a great chef. Yeah, because I'm going to do that. I think, you know what?

I think that's actually a racist comment. That's it. I just came up on my screen and I see where it says, always has good taste. Chris is a great chef. Keep up the good work. That's like, you know, you belong in the kitchen.

You know, you're back behind the grill. Yes, that's where I like to be. Well, that's where you belong. I know. That's what Cheyenne Beef is alluding to. And thank you, Cheyenne Beef. Really? I recognize where I belong.

Do you? I just said that. Do you? I recognize where I belong. Okay. I know my place. And I know what I'm here for. I'm here to cook for you guys, clean, cut the grass, clean the pool, wash your car.

I just want to be clear about a couple of things. There's a number of things that you just mentioned that needs to happen more in my life. and it needs to happen soon. Download and subscribe to more content at the blaze.com slash podcasts. Have we talked about Jack Ryan yet? No, me and you have. We've talked off the air, right?

Me and you have. So if you haven't watched Jack Ryan on Amazon. Is this a spoiler? Do we need to get the spoiler alert or no? It's been out for like how a week now, right? Over like, yeah. It's been out for over a week. They let it.

November. Yeah, they let it right before Halloween. The day before Halloween. The night before it was supposed to come out after Halloween. They released it early, right. Never mind then.

Yeah, you're right. It's been out forever. Yeah, it's been on for a month now. And by the way, it's only eight episodes. Like 40 minutes? Yes. Yeah, 44 minutes. I think maybe the first one is more longer.

Well, yeah, you have to establish the storyline. But the rest of them, the rest of them, I don't know what they're doing. I don't know how much money they charged Amazon. But they just knocking out 40-minute episodes like it's nothing. Yeah, but it's nothing. Yeah, but it takes more. They just not go out there and record for 40 minutes in print. I mean, that's all they do.

No, no. They usually, it's like a week of 12-hour days recording. My favorite part of the show. My favorite. And I know that there were some reports about it being, you know, this leftist rouge and coming after the right, you know, from some people around the network, Lembeck, Jason Butchrell. And what was that?

There's some talk about the, you know, how this, the Jack Ryan sees, and two. Yeah, it was like socialist. It was against, you know, it was for socialism. Against, you know, Glenn Beck, Jason Butchrell. And wow, I did not get that at all. At all. So either, either.

That says a lot about you or the two people you named are looking into the Jack Ryan too seriously. Way too serious. Way too serious. And then these are the two people that have been doing research for the last two months. or three months about the Ukraine. Right. So everywhere they look,

it's, I know. Ukraine. So they're already biased. Wouldn't you say that you're already biased looking into this, Mr. Back and Mr. Butrell? You're both testifying at the same time. Anyway, but my favorite part, now you know that we go down and we like to, we have listeners all over the world for chewing the fat. Yeah, Puerto Rico.

And thank you. That's gone down, by the way. I looked the other day. There was at one point. Did your family members come into the States? Yes. Because maybe that's why. It did.

Yeah. So that's why. Because the number went down and I was like, hey, where'd Chris family go? A couple of came here to Texas. Seriously? Yeah, Houston. That's exactly. That's what happened then.

Yeah. A couple came to Houston, yeah. Oof, what are they doing? Is that the DJ guy? Oh, did you, no, no, no, no. Did you Freddy Cruz? No, did you, Freddie Cruz? No, D.

So he doesn't count? No, he doesn't count. Okay. but I know that the anyway, Puerto Rico numbers went down and that's Chris's family. So, you know, I like that. And it gives you who listens

and where you listen at, the countries. What countries listen and how many people are? Let's keep them that way. And my favorite. What's that? Let's say that we only know their country. Don't be giving them too much information. Oh, that's what we only know.

Yeah, we only know their country. It's not their location. No. Or where they listen to? We don't know that. No, no, absolutely. We don't have the, the Google Earth GPS

coordinate picture of the house that they were listening with the automobile. What do you think this is, Jack Ryan? So at the end of Jack Ryan, this is not a spoiler. There's a scene where it's finally done. The action is over.

It's finally done. They capture the terrorists. We're wrapping it up. And Jack is part of the State Department, right? The State Department and, you know, the story that's been done deep on with, I don't know,

Glenn Beck or Jason Buttrill. Hydra. Yeah. Hell Hydra. Don't worry. You'll have another Ukraine. Oh, absolutely. The trilogy is not it.

No. There's a fourth one coming. You're going to have a whole DVD set. Absolutely. It's going to be the next. Star Wars series. Oh. This is the Star Wars series of Glenn Beck.

The next Ukraine special is the prequel. It's not going to be a follow-up. What it is is the beginning. It's the beginning of the beginning. It's exactly what it is. We don't know Glenn love Star Wars. So maybe he's taking a push. The next Ukraine special is a prequel.

It's the beginning of the beginning. Maybe he talked to Lucas and was like, hey, how did you get all this, you know, storytelling? Well, Glenn, this is what I did. The third one, I realized we need a back story. You've already got Glenn. You've got Jason. So there's no need for Ewoks.

And you're good. You're fine. So they're on this ship and they're taking deep breaths and it's over and they realize, you know, all the stuff that they did that they weren't supposed to do. Right. And so my one character, and you know, one of the countries that used to come up as listening to chewing the fact that I was, I was never familiar with before I saw it on the list. of listening to Chew of the Fat was

Digibouti in Africa. I know it's Djibouti. I got it, but it starts with a D. So I call it Digibouti. They pronounce it wrong. They pronounce their country's name wrong. I can't. They're just dumb.

I can't help that. Oh, don't talk about your audience. Digibudians. I know. Digiboutians, I'm sorry. Well, it's not there. I mean, they just live there. They didn't name it.

But they should have an uprising. Digibudian should have an uprising and add the D. That's what should start the uprising in Djibouti is add the D. But so he's saying, huh, they're going to transfer me to Djibouti. I thought, yes, I was so happy to get, how about time the Djibouti gets.

To get a Djibouti mentioned. Yes, I know, right? I'm so happy. We're just out of a stupid show that Djibouti got mentioned. And then I'm thinking, yeah, that adds to the listeners. Because when the military moved out of Djibouti, uh, sold in the listenership of chewing a fat. So apparently I pissed off some Digiboutians.

Well, if they were there in the military, you didn't piss them off. No, I understand that. Oh, okay. But I was hoping maybe somebody in the military, you know, was out walking around. Maybe, you know, had the beatbox on their shoulder and Digiboutians. What do you think this is the 90s? Yeah. And they're listening to Chewing the Fat.

And some Digiboutians went, hey, wow, that's pretty good. What are you listening to? That's Chewing the Fat. Jeff Fisher, you ought to subscribe. And, you know, a bunch of Digibudians all, you know, rose up. we got a big fan club at Digibouti. Now that didn't happen. See, that's why I'm a little disappointed.

Because you know what the problem is? Everybody's walking around with headphones on. Nobody knows what they're listening to. Man, do we need the beatbox days back? When are we going to get the beatbox on the shoulder days back? Nobody wants beatbox days on the shoulders back more than chewing the fat. Maybe.