Cognitive Dissonance - Episode 683: Gen Z
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This is episode 683
of Cognitive Distancing.
It might be 684.
Or maybe not.
I don't know what.
The numbering has gotten
way more difficult.
The tough part is,
is like we record ahead of time.
So like, I don't know.
Like we said 684 on another episode,
but I don't know if it we said 684 on another episode, but I don't know
if it's going to release
tomorrow or not.
Wait.
So it could be 683,
684 is money.
Right.
It could be 683 and 684
are backwards.
Right.
But hey,
it is a thing.
This is episode 684.
I'm turning on my light too.
This is episode 685.
It doesn't matter, right?
Who knows?
You just say whatever.
Listen,
doesn't fuck it. I've fucked this up
so many times
nobody cares
nobody cares
we should just
from now on
we should think of a way
to say
welcome to this week's episode
you know how we can say that
welcome to this week's episode
but you gotta be like
today is
blah blah blah
yeah I still gotta give
some chronology
there's gotta be something
in there
alright I'll figure it out
I will rewrite
680 episodes in.
Rewrite it, Tom.
I will rewrite a piece of the intro.
We'll start doing that.
Yeah, I don't want to jump to that.
700's coming up on us, man.
Before the end of the year,
we'll catch 700.
This new format burns.
It burns episodes.
Burns episodes, man.
Burns episodes.
We are cranking.
It almost feels like it goes 50% faster.
Do we celebrate on...
Do we celebrate...
It's actually three quarters.
It's three extra months. That's true. But we do only count two extras celebrate, it's actually three quarters, it's three extra.
That's true.
But we don't only,
we do only count two extras.
Because one's for patrons. Yeah, one's just for patrons.
Do we,
do we go crazy
on 700 or 777?
Because we did 666.
Oh, lucky 777.
Right, yeah.
I feel like,
see,
if the world were a better place,
777 would be a great show
to do live from Vegas.
Live from Vegas, yeah.
I mean, right?
Or Atlantic City.
One or the other.
Vegas.
Same thing.
You said Vegas.
They're exactly the same place,
so it doesn't matter.
Dr. Martin Luther King,
the apostle of nonviolence in the civil rights movement,
has been shot to death in Memphis, Tennessee.
All right, so this story comes from Vice.
The GOP kicked Justin Jones out of the Tennessee house.
Two days later, he's back.
Not only is back, but this backfired.
Oh, God.
So anyone who didn't follow this story,
Tennessee lawmaker representative,
three of them actually,
Justin Jones,
I forgot the other two names off the top of my head.
Another Justin, his name is Justin Jones.
And then there was a woman, I think last name Johnson.
And Justin Pearson is the other one.
That's right.
And I think there was a woman last name Johnson.
She was not expelled.
She was not expelled.
She just took part in this protest.
But they held a vote to expel her and it missed by one vote.
So what ended up, what happened is essentially there was a big anti-gun protest that took place.
And it was brought into the house in Tennessee.
And these representatives were leading and in front of that demonstration.
So there's a fairly big demonstration.
And it was a mild act of civil disobedience is what it was.
So the Speaker of the House kept trying to calm,
call him down and say, hey, we're not talking about that. We're talking about this. We've
tried to talk about everything other than gun control. Sure. And these people, every time,
that's the Republican playbook, right? So they were following him. And they weren't giving the
Democrats an opportunity to talk about gun control at all, even though there was just this recent
terrible massacre in Nashville.
And so, you know, they felt compelled by their constituents to push the issue of gun control.
And every time they had an opportunity to speak, they asked to be recognized. They were recognized.
They tried to talk about gun control. The speaker shut them down. The speaker shut them down. The speaker shut them down. That's not what we're talking about. We're talking about a different
bill. That's not what we're talking about. We're talking about a different bill. It's not what we're talking about, we're talking about a different bill. Then there was this big protest that was brought into
the house. And because of that, in an act of just absolutely naked partisan retribution.
It's a great way to put it.
Right? Yeah.
The Republicans were like, all right, for only the third time since the Civil War in American
history, we are going to vote to expel you. Basically like,
take a duly elected representative
and kick them out.
Yeah.
To force,
and they did this for three,
three members of Congress,
or of the representatives rather,
the local house of representatives.
Two of them were kicked out.
Yeah.
One of them survived that vote by one vote.
Yeah, the two black guys. Yeah, shockingly. Two black guys. The two black guys got kicked the fuck out. Two black One of them survived that vote by one vote. Yeah, the two black guys.
Yeah, shockingly.
Two black guys.
The two black guys
got kicked the fuck out.
Two black guys didn't make it.
The woman did, however.
But they,
this is,
you're absolutely right.
It was,
I think this was a huge misstep
on their part.
Oh my God, yeah.
I feel like they were
backed into a corner
and had to do something
and this was the action
that they decided to take.
But it was a brazen show of power. Um, it, they have a super majority, so it doesn't even matter,
right? Like they're not going to do anything anyway, period. The Tennessee's never going to
change its gun laws, except for like how many times you say Yahoo after you get one. So I don't
know. I mean, there, nothing's going to happen.
There is the important question
of whether you have to root and to.
Yeah, I know, yeah.
You know, so.
How many shots do I have to shoot
to shoot myself up in the air
like fucking Yosemite Sam after I,
but really, genuinely, nothing's going to change.
So you might as well listen to it.
Who cares?
You're, you know, it's like one of those things
where a lot of times we'll catch hell when we amplify a small voice and we'll say that somebody says something terrible and
people will say, man, why are you covering this idiot? There's no reason to cover them. They're
small. It doesn't matter. And, you know, a lot of times we'll say things like, well, it's indicative
of a larger argument, you know, et cetera. But, you know, there is some truth to pouring gas on that fire,
bringing listens to that person, et cetera. Yeah. A hundred percent. You know, this is exactly,
this went so bad for them in so many ways. You know, it ignited the young vote. These are two
young men. These are, these are two young men, 24 years old, I think was, was one of them or both
of them. Very young men. Yeah. When the guy was given a speech, I was reminded of them or both of them. Very young men. When the guy was given a speech,
I was reminded of Martin Luther King,
to be honest with you.
The cadence that he was using
was very similar to that really great speech that he gave.
There's two or three speeches that he gave.
Great order, thoughtful speaker.
Gave a first one on the floor
before he got kicked out,
called every Republican out
about all their bad things
that they're doing.
Said one of them
is inappropriate
with other people
or something.
Sexual misconduct
pointing financial misconduct
out in different people
pointing out felonies
in other people,
et cetera, et cetera.
So he was going on
and on and on.
And then they brought him back
and there's a full
two minutes of him saying,
you know, you tried to kick us out of the house,
but we brought freedom back to this house.
And you know, he's, what's so great is how,
just how like, you know how in charge this guy is.
Like, I feel like these two guys are going to go really far,
if not in Tennessee politics, in the United States politics.
Well, and like,
you're exactly right.
They done fucked up.
Like, the Republicans fucked up
because what should have happened,
whether you have a suit,
strategically speaking, right?
What should happen, of course,
in the shoulds
is they should do something
about motherfucking gun control.
Right?
That's what actually should happen.
If you're going to do something,
maybe start at the problem.
Right.
But if you're a monster
who cares more about gun lobbyists
than you do about human lives,
in other words, a Republican,
strategically, what they should have done
is they should have,
in the middle of all this protest,
they should have adjourned the session.
Sure.
They should just close down the opportunity
for them to speak,
adjourn the session,
and refuse to reopen the session
until the protesters left.
So to your point,
don't put any fuel on the fire.
Don't give it oxygen.
Strategically, that would have been wiser.
What they did instead is they tried to flex, right?
And I think they tried to flex
because they probably misunderstood
the strength of their support and what this was going to do.
What ended up happening,
and so in other words,
I think they did it for their constituents,
for the Republican.
We'll kick them out.
We'll kick them out i also think we'll kick them out i also very much think there is a lot of
white supremacy racism for sure plays out in this that you know you don't get to talk like that here
and they probably say boy at the end of that you You know what I mean? I do, dude. I was thinking the same thing.
And I think they feel,
I can't speak for their state of mind,
but you can speak for the rashness of their actions.
And the rashness of their actions makes me think
they were angry about this.
And you don't just get angry
because somebody else has a differing opinion on guns.
You get angry because someone is stepping out ofing opinion on guns, you get angry because someone is
stepping out of place where you think they belong.
That's how it appears.
And here's the thing. Maybe none
of them thought it, but that's how it looks from the outside.
Yeah, and that's exactly the thing.
Strategically, they fucked this whole
thing up because
Gen Z is political.
Gen Z is turning out to vote.
Gen Z is motivated. Gen X fucking failed out to vote. Gen Z is motivated.
Like Gen X fucking failed, right?
Gen X, we failed to show the fuck up.
The millennials, they failed to show the fuck up in numbers.
Gen Z's shown up.
Gen Z is motivated.
Gen Z is political.
Gen Z is excited.
They took something that should have been a local story
that got buried in the Tennessee Herald or whatever,
you know, the Tennessean, and they turned it into a national story that got buried in the Tennessee Herald or whatever, you know, the Tennessean,
and they turned it into a national story.
They turned something that never should have gotten any national attention
into this great big, you know,
on the fucking front page of the Times,
national story that's going to do nothing but motivate Democrats
when they see the tyranny of the right in local,
like we talked about several times in these sort of local political scenes. This is a state election.
Right. And six, I saw a figure that by 2024 election, 16 million new Gen Zs will be
eligible to vote. And they fucking vote. 16 million new voters possible. And I'll say this,
and I know this is anecdotal nothing,
but it's kind of fun in my own house. My stepson is 17 in June. And because of when his birthday
falls, he'll be able to register and vote. You can register and vote before your 18th birthday,
depending on when your birthday falls. He will be voting in the next presidential election,
and he is excited to do it. And so are
his friends. So are his peers. There is an energy and a political energy and he's well-informed.
That's the other thing. Sure. This kid is better informed at 17 than I was at 17. Sure. And
these kids are, they're motivated, they're excited. They've got an energy underneath them.
These kids are, they're motivated, they're excited,
they've got an energy underneath them.
Doing shit like this on issues that Gen Z cares about,
and then a bunch of fucking like old white dudes flexing power on young people of color
is a bad fucking look, man.
This is a bad look.
And there are a lot of states that are in play.
I think more states will be in play in our next election
than have ever been in play. I really believe that. I think that the abortion wedge issue
is going to take all those purple states and make them far more viable than they've ever been.
You just look at that recent election in Wisconsin. It was a crushing election. It was like
the Wisconsin Supreme, it wasn't even close, like 15 points. And Wisconsin has been leaning red for a long time.
Yeah. It's gerrymandered hard red. It's hard to accomplish anything blue in Wisconsin. So
I really think they fucked up on the abortion issue bad. They fucked that so hard.
Yep. They caught the car and they couldn't let it go.
That's right.
What's going to happen? And in Gen Z, I think when you see the way
that the people reacted here,
a lot of this also makes them look
like the last gasp of their party.
Yes.
It very much makes them look weak.
And again, you're not going to,
you know, they're the party
of toxic masculinity.
Yeah, man.
And you know what I mean?
Like if you start looking weak
to your own party, you now have disaffected voters on your own side. Yep. Yeah, man. And you know what I mean? Like, if you start looking weak to your own party,
you now have disaffected voters on your own side.
Yep.
Yeah, you can't.
And that's a great point.
I think one of the big problems with the way the right has,
and it wasn't always this way,
but really the way the right has built themselves
and marketed themselves and messaged themselves.
And how they've cultivated these votes.
Yeah, it's so precarious.
Yeah.
They're on a fucking razor's edge on everything.
Yeah.
Right, on everything.
Because they've really created this sort of like
environment of like internal violence.
Yeah.
And this environment of like eating anything
that isn't exactly what they want.
It's this reactionary, aggressive kind of trolling.
That shit is going to come back on them.
It's going to come back on them so hard.
But the problem is that they're keeping all the money at the top.
There's just very few people who have money.
There's not a lot of, you know, housing prices are through the roof.
People can't buy houses.
They can't even rent in certain places.
There's, you know, massive inflation.
We're going to see, I think, a lot of this, you know, a lot of the things that could happen here in the sense that, you know, massive inflation. We're going to see, I think, a lot of this,
you know, a lot of the things that could happen here
in the sense that,
you know, you lost everybody.
You lost everybody
by not allowing them
to even just have a crumb.
Yep.
And you fucked up hardcore.
Absolutely.
You've subjugated
how many different,
like at this point,
it's like three generations.
Yeah.
And the newer,
younger generation
is not willing to eat the same
kinds of shit that Gen X ate. Like speaking from experience, like Gen X. Millennials ate a lot of
shit too. Oh yeah. But I mean like we were really taught, I think that we were supposed to eat it.
I think we were taught that like, what gets you out of it is a strong work ethic and all, you know,
like pay your dues and you know, all this sort of stuff. Like young people don't buy that story anymore. They are not interested in that story.
They're not interested in, you know, work your ass off for 30 years from the ground up,
grind for 60 hours a week. And that's like that whole like rise and grind shit.
That stuff is like, that's that mentality. Yeah. That's our, that's ours. We own that.
That's what I'm saying. We own that. That's a trash mentality
that nobody else buys anymore.
We own that.
I think we're the last ones
to own that.
Yeah.
But I also think too,
you know,
there's been some stuff
that pops up on LinkedIn
sometimes that,
you know,
you'll see shared
in different boards.
And some of it is very,
you know,
making fun of these newer kids
who are like going out
to get jobs
and they're asking about
work-life balance.
And they're like,
I told the kid to leave the interview.
I wasn't going to hire him.
Like, you're not going to have anybody
to take your job.
You'll never get anybody to take that job.
You've got to change how you think about work
because, you know,
like the boomer Gen Z millennials
that are in charge,
they've got to change how they,
because just because you got there like this
doesn't mean that that's how they want to work.
And so they got to think about it too. just because you got there like this doesn't mean that that's how they want to work. Absolutely.
And so they got to think about it too.
So yeah, absolutely.
There's a change of coming and it feels good.
I think this is, you know,
even though this was a bad story that happened,
all the repercussions from this,
because they got immediately got reappointed, right?
So they get kicked out of there and they immediately get reappointed.
And then there'll be a special election again for them
because they're going to win it by a mile.
But they're going to win it by, now you've ignited the voters i think one of these people they won by a ridiculous margin
where they were from so there's there's no way that they're going to lose again right so they
just kicked him out just for funsies yeah and well they kicked him out for funsies and created a
national firestorm did it did did him wrong and protests continued as the Supreme Court may soon take up the issue of racial segregation.
Holy shit, is this big news.
This is from the AP.
Democratic senators urged Chief Justice to probe Thomas' trips.
This is Clarence Thomas.
I want to put this in the big screen just so I could do this really quick.
All right.
Womp womp.
The pictures, every picture of him, he's the frowniest dude
you've ever seen
he is a frowning frog
of a fuck
isn't he
but
this story is
everything
this is everything
you know
the amount of money
and basically
he's been taking
these luxury trips
on this
billionaire
when I say luxury
I don't mean
you or me luxury
no
I mean
billionaire luxury
these are six figurefigure value trips.
These are expensive, but he's taking them on this billionaire, and he's a friend.
So he's staying at this billionaire's property sometimes, and the billionaire might be there, or the billionaire might not be there.
He's taking his yacht.
Sometimes the billionaire's on the yacht.
Sometimes the billionaire's not on the yacht.
And so he doesn't feel like, since it's a friend thing,
he doesn't feel like he needs to report it.
But here's the thing.
You know, normal people in the world,
if you and I have bought each other dinner many times, right?
Buy each other dinner.
You know, it might even be an expensive dinner.
Tom might be a couple hundred dollar dinner
and one of us will buy it for the other person.
Or you may come over if I invite friends over
and you might bring me a bottle of whiskey.
And that bottle of whiskey
could range between
$100 and $150.
You could be like,
thanks for having me over, Cecil.
Thanks for having me
and my wife over.
Here's a bottle of Blanton's.
I know it's hard to get now.
Here's a $125 bottle of Blanton's.
I would think that would be
an amazing gift.
I'd be like,
well, we've been friends
for a very long time.
25 years we've been friends. Maybe even longer at this point. I think it's 25 plus. we've been friends for a very long time. 25 years we've been friends.
Maybe even longer at this point.
I think it's 25 plus.
We've been friends.
I would think that would be an excessive gift from you.
Right.
I could not imagine somebody basically gifting me
a $500,000 vacation.
Yeah, man, this is-
First off, I can't even imagine
what a $500,000 vacation is.
I know.
The amount of, the obscene amount of money to have a $500,000 vacation gifted to you.
That's absurd to not have to think that you should report that.
That's an ethics violation.
It is.
Well, it should be.
Fuck this guy.
The thing is that there are no real hard ethics rules and ethics teeth for Supreme Court justices.
Ethics in the Supreme Court is what you're saying. Yeah, exactly. And like a couple of
things that are real important to know about this is, you know, this is not just a billionaire,
but this is a billionaire political activist. Absolutely. Absolutely. This is one of this
guy is an absolute political activist and has been forever. I think we should all just agree
that all billionaires are political activists.
All billionaires are political activists.
There's not one of them that's apolitical.
That's very, very, very true.
And the other really important thing to note is
Clarence Thomas says,
I've been doing this for 25 years.
We've been close friends for 25 years.
Motherfucker, you've been on the Supreme Court
for 31 years.
Which means he's been buying you. You were a Supreme Court
justice for six years before this guy started buying you. It would be different if it was a
friend of yours from before you were a fucking Supreme Court justice. If he's been taking you
on these trips since you were 17. Right. If this was like a family friend who always took you out
on these trips your whole life and he just didn't stop when you became a Supreme. This didn't start until you'd been a Supreme Court justice for a half a decade plus. What the fuck do you think he made friends with you for that? the same thing happened when that pastor guy decided intentionally that he was going to go
out of his way to worm his way into the social circle of Supreme Court justices in order to
influence and get information on their decision making. And he fucking did it. He absolutely did
it. Like, what do you think they're sucking your dick for? You know what I mean? Why do you think
they're there? They're fucking mascaras running for a reason, asshole. I mean, seriously, like, do you not realize the kind of power you wield?
Right. Like, do you not understand that? Yes. Because if you don't understand that,
maybe we need somebody else in there. Yeah. We need somebody. We really genuinely, I 100%,
I think this, you know, I say this with hyperbole, but I kind of mean it.
Sequester these motherfuckers.
You get three years as a fucking Supreme Court justice or four years as Supreme Court justice.
We'll set it up so that it's alternating, yada, yada, yada.
So not one fucking president picks you all.
Maybe one picks all the blues and one picks all the reds or however the fuck it works out.
But you know what?
Make it so that fucking these people are sequestered
by themselves for four years.
You want to do this fucking job?
You want to do this job?
You get four years to do it
and you don't get to fucking
hang out with anybody.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
Do you really want it?
Do you really want to do this?
Let's see how fucking
how many people
really want to do this.
How many people love
the law that much?
I'll tell you what.
If I had the law on one side
and a $500,000 vacation that went along with it, I'd be down. I would too. I'll tell you what, if I had the law on one side and a $500,000 vacation
that went along with it, I'd be down.
I would too. I'd be fucking down. A $500,000
vacation every year for
25 years. Yeah, you're right. It's not like
this is a one-time deal. No. This is
over and over and over again, and he's staying
in these luxury places all over
the world. Yep. Places he
cannot himself afford. He gets
to live a life. He's not a half a million dollar
salary a year or something like that. No, I think he's like
280. Isn't he like 280? Sure, I was
guessing. I don't know. Yeah, I think
inflation, maybe it's more. I'm not saying
that being a Supreme Court justice isn't a profitable job,
but it's not. It's not profitable
enough to do the things he's doing.
Right, he gets to live well outside
his means because of a
buddy that he made
after he became a Supreme Court justice
that also happens to be a political activist.
And you're trying to sell me that that friendship,
the thing is like, if you are, exactly your point,
if you are a Supreme Court justice,
you should not be able to accept gifts of any kind,
of any amount at all.
And I mean this from anyone.
We need, like your mom can't buy you Christmas presents anymore. That's it. It should be a kind of unpalatable job.
We make these jobs too fucking palatable and they attract people then who want the job for all the
accoutrement and fringe benefits of the job for the glory of the power. We should make wielding
that power come with deeper sacrifices than the power itself so that only people who are responsible
and truly altruistic want to accept that job. But instead we do the opposite. We turn it into this
fucking dick sucking contest for these guys. And who doesn't want to be the judge of a dick sucking
contest? Right? I guess that's true. Like, that's
a great job! He does a good job.
I think I've seen that show before. Anyway,
no, but the other thing, too, is like
we know about the vacation.
Right. What don't we know about? Because we only,
I'll tell you what, that's a great point. We didn't
know about it for 25 years. We didn't know 25 years
he's been taking vacations on the
fucking, on a billionaire's.
What else has been happening
for 25 years that he has failed to report what else and what else and what else is jenny getting
because we know jenny is we know jenny's a bad actor let me tell you something it's not just
clarence thomas no man it's not just because the other one that was getting fucking whined and
dying by a preacher was alita that's right so we know it's not just one guy that's able to be infiltrated by somebody else
and manipulated by somebody else.
We know that's not true.
So it's like, and shit,
if it's the fucking Democrat ones on there.
Fuck them.
Fuck them.
Fuck them forever.
Shoot them with a fucking trebuchet.
That's it.
Right out of the court.
Use the highest court in the land,
which is a basketball court,
and fucking dunk them.
Just like fucking between your legs, fucking behind the back 360, dunk them, and they're out of the court.
And that's it.
Get them gone.
Because I don't now want corrupt people in government, period.
I don't care where in government that is.
I don't care if it's dog catcher or Supreme Court.
Get out of government if you're corrupt.
There's plenty of things you could do as a corrupt person.
Go do those things.
Go do those things.
I literally don't care what you do if you're
corrupt.
Why also do we not have an oversight
or ethics board? That's insane to me.
It's the most important thing we do.
Did you not think that we did? I thought
until recently, I thought
well, of course you would.
Structurally, you would have to
create that or you'd be an asshole.
And the idea that we just were like,
well, because they're the highest court in the land,
we can't put anything higher than them.
It's like, you can put something adjacent.
Did you shake hands?
Adjacent.
Did you shake hands and say, I totally wouldn't?
Because that's basically what it feels like, right?
Yeah, man.
I did make a pinky promise.
I did say I wasn't ever, ever, ever, ever, ever going to do it.
But I did it.
I mean, the problem is, though, that that, while a powerful, powerful tool,
I then was forced the other way by a double dog dare.
Yeah, sure.
The double dog dare clearly trumps my promise to you.
I just want Jolene to go slash all their tires.
That's what I want.
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When did you move to Florida oh god this is so depressing
we gotta talk about these when they happen though
like I see so here's the thing genuinely
I almost didn't put it in because
I don't really have anything I just want to be honest with the audience
I don't have anything new to say
I'm going to say things you've heard me say
you're probably going to say similar things to what we've been doing
but I just think we should never let up on it. Yeah, we should always cover these. We should
never let up. So the story is from Jezebel. Florida woman denied abortion, miscarried in hair salon
bathroom, lost half of her blood. So this woman is only 15 weeks along, so not very far along out
of a 40-week pregnancy, and her bags ruptured. So she lost pretty much all of the amniotic fluid.
And if that happens late, late, late in the pregnancy, and it's a small leak, because I've
had people that I've worked with that have had this recently, and it's a small leak, then it
could be viable. There's still a lot at risk for infection. There's still a lot of risk for
premature birth. There's still a lot of risks associated.
But 15 weeks in,
and the poor lady lost essentially all of the fluids,
the amniotic fluids.
So what the typical procedure will be then at that point
is to do an abortion, right?
Because there's no longer a viable pregnancy.
The chances of a viable pregnancy are essentially zero.
What's going to happen is you're going to miscarriage.
Right.
So instead of you miscarrying,
let's just do it ahead of time
and make sure you're safe while it happens.
Basically, we're going to induce a miscarriage.
Right.
Precisely.
But so she went to the hospital
and the hospital was like,
well, here's what we would do
if everything wasn't fucking insane.
I can't help you now.
We can't help you.
The nurse said, I'll pray for you. Guys,
the nurse said, I will pray for you. They sent her home.
Thanks. They sent her home and she
ends up at the hair salon,
ends up miscarrying in the bathroom
of the fucking hair salon. Her
husband had to
separate the
placenta with his fucking hands.
He had to tear it apart.
Thank you. The umbilical cord. Tear it with his hands. She He had to tear it apart. Thank you. The umbilical cord,
tear it with his hands.
She lost half of her blood volume.
She damn near fucking died.
That feels like a lot.
That's a lot,
dude.
Feels like you should feel real lucky if you lose a half of your blood.
And none of this had to happen.
None of it.
Not a bit of it.
They're creating emergencies. Yeah.
And when they were,
when the people who make laws in the state of Florida were asked about this,
they had said they don't want to put a law in there
that gives people a blanket to just go have this done
because they were saying,
well, what about this thing?
What about this syndrome that happens?
It's like, I'm going to find it now.
P-P-R-O-M is what it is.
And that's when the amniotic sac breaks.
So that's what the acronym is
of it. And so this
happened to this person. Yeah.
And they were saying, well, what about if you put some sort of
claws in your
laws that at least protects people against
this? And they're like, well, we don't want to leave an opening like that.
Like, no, we're not going to do that. It's fucking insane.
No, we're not going to. It's disgusting. It's disgusting.
It is. And this is, again, you were talking about it just a few minutes ago
when we were talking about the younger voters
this doesn't fly
with younger people
there's a lady by the name of Joy Reid
she has a show on MSNBC
and sometimes when my wife and I eat dinner
we'll have MSNBC on in the background
and you know
so we're watching the day
my wife's actually been working late
so i was eating by myself and watching and she had on a abortion an anti-abortion activist on
okay she normally doesn't do that it's normally a uh it's a show a lot like this where it's just
preaching to the choir but she had on a person who is an anti-abortion person. And so they started talking. And Joy Reid fucking
ate her alive.
Like, this poor person was like,
because Joy Reid was like,
this is a very unpopular policy.
You are basically saying there's
a vast majority of Americans
don't want this. What do you
say to those Americans? And this
lady was trying to talk about Margaret Sanger
and eugenics.
Like she was, she's saying, you know, well, you know, actually, to be honest, it's problematic. The history of abortion is very problematic because of eugenics. And if you know anything
about Margaret Sanger and Joyce stops her, she says, I don't think a lot of people know who
Margaret Sanger is. And I guarantee you that the people seeking medical care don't care about
eugenics either. We're talking about a very specific thing here. And this person really
just, all they wanted to do was get their talking points off. And I think, you know,
I think there's a crowd that that works for, but I also recognize nowadays that there is a group
of people that are trying to sell us this anti-abortion stuff as if this is the right thing to do.
And they are getting met by more and more and more people who were on their side before and who will not be on their side for this particular thing.
I think they're going to hemorrhage voters over this.
I think this is going to be crushing.
Yeah.
I really do.
I think this is going to be crushing. There is no tolerance for this from young people. Young people have no
fucking tolerance for that nonsense. They see past the bullshit. Yeah. They see like I love
I love the pragmatism that is, I think, part of the youth right now. Like they want to see people
get some shit done. Sure. They are uninterested. There is a, there is a growing disinterest that you can just see and sense and read. And the young people now
with these talking point filled bullshit sloganization nonsense, there's just like,
what have you done? What are you doing about climate change? When is it? Tell me when the
carbon footprint of the United States
is going to reach this number.
Tell me what your plan is.
Well, we believe in, I don't give a fuck.
What's your plan?
I'm tired of getting shot up in my schools.
What's your plan?
I'm tired of like not having like women have access to medical care.
What's your plan?
Show me.
There's like a pragmatism and an urgency that I feel from these folks.
There's got to be an urgency
because when it comes to climate change,
when it comes to these types of things,
you're going to start to see people start dying
from these things. This lady
damn near died. This lady almost died
because she couldn't get the medical
care she needed. Can you imagine?
She didn't die, but it's not a good
story. It's a fucking trauma.
It's a fucking tragedy. It's traumatic as fuck.
Think about this. She had to
miscarry in a fucking
public bathroom. Yeah, man.
She had to have her husband help her
miscarry. What could have been
a, hey, lay down here.
We're going to take care of this for you. Here's
a Valium or whatever it is that makes
you not care or whatever, and we
just do this thing to you and then you
leave and maybe you're sore for a day
but you're not in this traumatic
situation where
you have to be confronted with
all these things that are happening
you not only lost your baby but you lost it
in a public place with your husband
this is a horror
this is a literal horror
it's terrible
she should have been able to contend
with the loss of a pregnancy she wanted.
Yeah.
Because she wanted this pregnancy from the story.
She should have been able to direct her emotional
and mental energy to that.
Instead, she had to face her own mortality.
Yeah, exactly.
And why are we forcing women to face
both the loss of a wanted and desired pregnancy,
which is a trauma of their own,
but then to also force them to contend with their own mortality in the same moment?
It's a punishment.
It's exactly right.
It's a punishment.
Choose Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram,
and a thousand other ways to spew your bile across people you've never met.
This story comes from NPR.
NPR quits Twitter after being falsely labeled
as state-affiliated media.
This guy...
Fucking hell, man.
Jesus, Elon Musk fucks up with both hands so often.
What a piece of fucking shit Elon Musk is.
What an absolute piece of fucking shit Elon Musk is.
They labeled it... Musk is. What an absolute piece of fucking shit Elon Musk is. They
labeled it, they first
labeled it state-run
media, then they labeled it like
state-affiliated media. They tried to
roll it back a couple times. What if we use a
slightly different adjective?
No, still an accurate adjective?
NPR is funded by
listeners. It's only
funded by the public broadcasting company
and then like viewers like you, man.
It's not funded.
It's like 1% comes from the government.
It's a tiny, tiny amount
comes from the government.
It's funded by people.
It's like,
and the problem is,
there's no way that Elon Musk would know that.
There's no way that he needs to know that.
And the only reason he's doing this
is because he's trolling people
because he thinks it makes him look cool.
Yeah, 100%.
He thinks it makes him look cool
to the Twitter troll crowd.
And those are the ones
hearting all his tweets
and making him,
fluffing his ego up
to make him think that he's,
I mean,
we talked about it on the show before
in one of our deep dives,
but they're redesigning Twitter
so he's part of the algorithm now.
So anything he says gets amplified.
Yeah, they're doing,
like they're making this his mouthpiece.
And thank goodness
that people with journalistic integrity
are walking away.
A couple weeks ago,
he took the New York Times' blue checkmark away.
What? I didn't hear about that.
Yeah, so he took their blue checkmark away.
Did they not pay their $8?
They wouldn't pay it.
They wouldn't pay it.
Also, I read a story a week or three ago that if you, as a journalist, as a press person or whatever,
if you reach out to Twitter, you get responded with a poop emoji. as a journalist, as a press person or whatever, like,
if you reach out to Twitter,
you get responded with a poop emoji.
They don't reply to press requests for information.
So that's their standard.
Their standard is an auto-reply
of a fucking shit emoji.
I'm glad that's where we're at.
That's where we're at.
And like,
there was just a story
I think I sent to you this morning.
You have a responsibility, man.
Yeah, man.
Like, this is not a small platform.
It's a huge.
This isn't a private Discord.
This is a huge platform, a worldwide platform with millions of users.
Yep.
And this is the bullhorn of the world.
Twitter really is the bullhorn of the world.
And when press reaches out,
they get an auto reply of a shit emoji.
That's outrageous.
That's all they get.
So you can't actually reach out to their media contact
as a media personnel
and engage a conversation or request.
You just get a shit emoji back
because it's a fucking,
he is personifying that troll culture, right?
But like, and also I sent you a story like a day or two ago, just personally, that, you know, the leaked government documents, which are a pretty big deal.
The leaked government documents are all over Twitter.
And Twitter is like, we're just not going to take some of them down.
And they could.
We know they can.
We know they can.
And it's sort of like when I
went on and on about the Facebook nipple.
If you want to know, can they? This is not
a tech issue. This is not a
can-you-do-it issue. Because
when they wanted to get rid of shit
that makes Elon Musk mad. Oh, I want to
go on Twitter and talk about my Mastodon
account. Oh, that gets taken down.
I want to go on Twitter and talk about my Substack
blog. That shit gets taken down. I want to go on Twitter and talk about my Substack blog. That shit gets taken down.
I want to go on Twitter and post
literally classified military
documents pertaining to
the unjust invasion
of Ukraine. And Twitter's
like, less
shrug. Maybe it doesn't violate
our TOS. Sorry, I got a
Matt Tybee and I are sword
fighting with our dicks right now. Yeah, right!
So we're going to do that instead.
We're doing a cross in the streams to make an airplane.
Evidently, fucking
Taibbi got taken down
about that dumb fucking
Twitter thing. Oh my god, the Twitter files
shit? There's nothing there! He basically
got a... He had
an hour-long debate with
this guy, and I watched part of it.
And Taibbi was, Taibbi,
every time the guy brought up
something, Taibbi just stuttered and
to me, it looked like he lost.
That's what it felt like to me. I didn't watch the whole thing,
but to me, it looked like he lost.
He didn't have anything in that anyway. I mean, when we
read through it and we looked at all the stuff, we're like,
yeah, they're trying to take down dick pics. I don't know what
you're after, but anyway, they were, it was funny too, because one of the first
things this guy says to Taibbi, because Taibbi was saying, you know, his argument was, well,
the government is controlling this mouthpiece and they're taking things down. And the first
thing the guy says, he's like, well, Joe Biden wasn't part of the government at that point.
He wasn't actually elected at that
point. He just reached out to say,
this was revenge porn. What do you think of that?
And Taibbi's like, abba, abba, abba, abba, abba.
Because he wasn't part of the government.
He wasn't any part of the government at that point.
No, Trump was in charge at that point.
But instead, and so it's just this,
but anyway, that sort of blew up.
But now there's a fight between Musk and Taibbi because of the Substack thing.
That's where Taibbi makes his money.
And he can't link his Substack account anymore.
So he's going to leave Twitter after he basically was his laptop.
Right.
Well, how funny is that, right?
Because that kind of has that same narcissist syndrome as Trump,
where all of your lackeys
eventually get burned.
All of Trump's lapdog, lackey,
fucking bootlickers,
eventually they all end up eating shit.
Because at the end of the day,
nobody matters to Musk
other than Musk.
Yeah, I know.
At the end of the day,
there's nothing more important than Musk.
There's no loyalty.
Yeah.
I think you said red hot pussy seltzer.
This story, I fucking love this story from Newsweek.
Kid Rock promotes new seltzer
with ties to transgender partnership.
So I want to put this picture up
because you can see,
here's the Instagram picture of him
holding his hard seltzer with these two dudes at like a UFC thing or whatever to talk
about this,
this hard seltzer.
Who the fuck are those?
I don't know.
I,
to be honest,
I have no idea,
but in any case,
he's out of you.
I think he's at a UFC thing when this was taken.
And so essentially they're like that bunch of people were like,
Hey man,
uh,
Caitlyn Jenner was their spokesperson for a little while.
Yeah. So I know you made a big show
out of shooting Bud Light with a AK-47
because you're mad that they talked about
transgender people in a positive way.
And so now you want to go out
and prove you're non-woke
or I don't even know, asleep.
I don't know what that is.
But in any case,
he went out and shot a bunch of shit up. And this is
what's happening is a bunch of people are
like, there was a video of a guy
with like this big
pole barn and he goes out to his pole barn
and he dumps all his bud light into
a garbage can and then he slides a
thing of Coors Light into his
thing. And then someone,
you know, because it's always a duet,
right? So someone took his video and did something with it. And then they put up there,
the duet is, you know, the Coors Light pride flag. Because almost every, almost every beer company
has sponsored some pride event, not cause they care about pride. And that's exactly the point.
They do it cause they want to sell beer at a pride event, guys.
They're doing it to sell goods.
They don't care, man.
But these guys somehow think they care.
They don't care.
They care as little as Kid Rock cares.
They just want to make money.
Look, black money is green.
Hispanic money is green.
White money is green.
Gay money is green.
Trans money is green. All that money. It's all green, baby. It's fucking green, Gay money is green. Trans money is green.
All that money.
It's all green, baby.
It's fucking green, baby.
It's all fucking green, baby.
And the thing, like, Kid Rock is a lying piece of hypocritical, disingenuous shit.
He shot up a bunch of Bud Light.
He doesn't give a shit about trans issues one way or the other.
He doesn't actually care.
He's not a villain for trans shit.
one way or the other.
He doesn't actually care.
He's not a villain for trans shit.
He's a shill for right-wingers because they're the people
that buy his concert tickets
and his fucking merch.
So all he's doing
is performing this thing
for people in order for them,
because look,
he's been lying about his branding
since day one.
I think like it's just,
it's worth saying
he comes across a certain way as this like, and he comes across because he says it. He says like, I'm
straight out of the trailer park. I'm just your, you know, truck driving, Bud Light drinking,
rooting, tooting, hillbilly, motherfucking redneck. He's not. He's a guy who grew up on a six acre
home with rich millionaire parents that had their own private fucking tennis courts.
He comes, he's a rich fucking kid who came from a rich fucking family.
That's who he is.
All of this is a put up, all of this is a show.
It's an act.
It's a costume.
This is a costume.
He's wearing a fucking redneck costume
to sell dummies themselves back to them.
You stupid assholes.
And so like when he shoots up a bunch of Bud Light with an AR-15,
he's selling your outrage back to you and you're buying it because you're stupid,
because you're a bunch of redneck right wing or a boar eye.
That's what you are.
And because you palpably hate someone, he can market that.
Yes, he can leverage your hate.
He doesn't, he knows that you're easily manipulated
because you're mad.
And so all he's going to do
is just manipulate the shit out of you.
And to be honest,
that's what all these corporations are doing too anyway.
100% of them.
They're manipulating everybody by saying,
oh, look at how nice we are.
Look at how great we are.
You know, they put out a commercial
at fucking Christmas time with Folgers,
you know, a brother and sister,
and they hug and you get a little tear in your eye
when you're watching.
You remember Folgers when you go to the fucking store, man.
They don't care about brothers or sisters or anyone.
They care about money.
That's what they care about.
They care about fucking manipulating you.
That's all Kid Rock is doing.
Hell, earlier in Kid Rock's career,
he hung out with trans people
because it was fucking popular for him to do that at the time.
Because for him, at the moment,
he was pushing boundaries
and making money off a group of people
that he was pushing boundaries for.
And now he's again doing the same thing,
but for a different crowd to make a different
buck. That's all it is.
These people will...
This doesn't even
matter to him. It literally doesn't matter.
If this was me, or if you cared about
something like this, like if you actually cared
that you were
somehow supporting something that
supported trans people at some point.
If you actually cared, you'd be freaking out at these guys.
This is still on Instagram.
He doesn't fucking care.
He doesn't give a shit.
He doesn't give a shit.
Never cared.
He doesn't fucking care at all.
He's like, whatever, man.
Just spell my name right.
It's K-I-D-R-O-C.
It always amuses me because it's like.
Isn't an ROC a big bird?
It is a big bird.
It is a big bird, ROC.
It's I-R-O-C.
I rock!
T-tops on the I-rock.
Corporations can't care.
They can't.
Like, they can't care.
They don't care about you.
They don't care about this issue.
They don't care about any issue.
They don't care about the workers.
Are you kidding me?
There's no caring. A corporation isn't a thing that has feelings. It can't have feelings.
Like the only corporations that might have some connection to an issue that is actually genuine
would be a corporation where an individual person still owns most of that corporation.
And the example that I would give is like,
the company Patagonia was owned by one guy.
It was not like you couldn't buy shares.
You still can't.
In Patagonia, it was owned by one guy.
He's like, cool, I'm old.
All of my profits now go to environmental causes.
I'm just, I believe in it.
I've always donated a bunch of money to it.
Now, 100% of all the profits of my company go to environmental causes.
I can look at a company like that and be like, all right, that's not bullshit.
Because it's one guy.
If I started a company, I'm just Tom.
No matter how big the company gets, unless I seed control the company to market share and to shares and make it a public.
But as soon as these, all these companies are giant publicly traded monsters.
There is no one actually in charge.
There's groups of people in committees
that are in charge of making money.
They're not in charge of caring about issues.
Nobody's job at Coors is to wake up and say,
what does Coors care about today?
There's one guy who's like-
It doesn't mean anything.
Once in a while totes a mission statement around.
Right.
And they don't care about it. They don't
care about him. And they're like, whatever.
Go get us donuts. Those
guys, I can tell you from corporate experience,
those guys are real easy to care about
when the profits are high.
Because they're a welcome, kind
of amusing distraction,
but all the real work of the company
is driving profits. Because that's what companies
exist to do. They don't exist to care about issues. Like, all of that shit is driving profits. Because that's what companies exist to do.
They don't exist to care about issues.
Like, all of that shit is lying to you.
If you're like, well, I'm going to support this company because they really support trans people.
No, they don't.
They don't support anything except for their bottom line.
They want to make money off you, man.
And I think you just have to recognize that.
Right.
And I think that there is a difference
between some companies actively trying
to take people's rights away, like Chick-fil-A.
Or Hobby Lobby.
For instance, right?
Or Hobby Lobby.
Those companies are different in a way
because they are actively trying
to take your rights away.
They're not partnering with somebody
who you disagree with.
I mean, I guess they are in some ways partnering,
but they're partnering with people
who are actively trying to remove people's rights.
And I think, now I could be wrong,
but I think that both of those companies are owned.
They're not publicly traded companies.
They're owned by his family.
And they're actively giving this profit away to something, right?
So they're giving that money to something
to make it so that it's worse for other people.
I think when a person or a family specifically owns a company, they can use that company
as a leverage point to perform certain types of activism.
And that activism is sometimes good and sometimes bad.
And then I think that is a legitimate consideration.
But like when you're looking at these publicly traded companies.
There's mega corporations.
They don't.
There's no.
Yeah.
Get out of here.
Do you think InBev gives a mother fuck about anything?
They can't.
They literally structurally cannot care.
She suffers from paranoia, delusions of persecution, and dislocation from reality.
So this story comes from Right Wing Launch.
This is, we haven't had this guy on the show in a long time.
Lance Wallaby. Lance Wallaby.
Lance Wallaby.
He's going to be talking about God is soon going to start killing those who are persecuting Trump.
And I thought, I believe you misspelled prosecutor.
Is he going to, he's going to be part of something soon, isn't he?
Like, isn't he have another trial coming up soon?
They were saying, yeah, like a rape trial is coming up for him.
Yeah, he's got that Carol Jean King issue that's coming up.
There is more than speculation at this point that Georgia may be ready to file charges.
Oh, man.
Like, it would be awesome if he just got fucking assailed from all sides.
Yeah.
Just from all sides.
Like a fucking legal bukkake.
I did see. I did see.
I did see.
They're just fucking
throwing tort law books
in his face.
It is hair and stuff.
He's just,
he's got like fucking scrolls
stuck in his hair.
His eyes are glued shut
with amicus grease.
He has to wear a powdered wig
the whole time.
No, but,
but I saw another thing recently
that said that his,
that his approval rating
is starting to drop
because of this. Yeah, I read Yeah, I was just tanking completely.
He's tanking hardcore now because of this.
So this might be the thing that takes down Trump.
Who knows?
Might be.
A lot of time left on the clock.
Here's the thing.
Let's not count our chickens before they hatch.
I think Lance is going to pray about it.
Oh, well, you know.
You know how that goes.
Wait a minute.
He's not going to pray from a rooftop, is he?
Is he?
Because that does change things.
It does.
You're closer to God on the roof.
Why is the devil doing what the devil's doing?
Because he's manifesting because he knows he only has a limited time.
He's Satan's whole antichrist activity is him trying to consolidate control because he knows he's about to lose everything.
So you have to really reinterpret what's going on in the news.
Watching what's happening with Donald Trump as we're praying into that.
I believe this is the time. Maybe the election praying into that. I believe this is the time.
Maybe the election wasn't the time,
but this is the time.
I love that God is like,
when exactly should I care now?
Hold on a second.
I know he can be in power
and they won't actually
investigate him
while he's the president,
but I'm going to wait
for a little while
until he's not the president.
And then I'm going to infuse him with the God power.
Also, what you just heard there was Lance acknowledging and then escaping from all of the prophecies he made that didn't come true.
Exactly.
You're exactly right.
He's like, okay, you know, maybe it wasn't then, but now it's going to be the next time.
Maybe that's on me.
That's on me.
So I'm Harold Camping and I think the end of the world
is going to be...
Right?
Amazing.
For the imprecatory prayers
that would be...
What?
The impregatory prayers?
Imprecatory prayers?
Imprecatory.
Those are the prayers
that impregnate you.
I'm going to cream pie prayer here.
You got to get a birth controller
or something for those.
Can't get Mepristo.
No, no.
Maybe the election wasn't the time,
but this is the time for the imprecatory prayers
that would be answered,
which is going to be, may they fall into the pit that they have dug.
Now, what would that look like?
Well, it could be that there's such an outrageous
backlash over the clear political
persecution of an innocent
political candidate.
Are you fucking serious?
An innocent political candidate. That's the thing, though.
Everybody on the right is treating
him like that. Everybody's treating it like
this is an
attack on just a regular
guy. Yeah, just a normal old Joe.
Like, you can just not
have anything at all
and get somebody
indicted. Right.
We couldn't do anything with fucking the Mueller report. and get somebody indicted. Right. Just, you know,
we couldn't do anything
with fucking the Mueller report.
No.
Yeah.
We didn't get,
we didn't get anything done
with the Mueller report.
We didn't really get anything done
with January 6th
and we almost certainly won't.
But yeah,
I know it could happen.
Cecil could happen to anybody
who fucks a porn star.
Yeah.
Colludes with Russia.
You know,
while his wife is pregnant
or has just recently given birth and colludes with Russia and You know, while his wife is pregnant or has just recently
given birth
and colludes with Russia
and then pays her
a bunch of hush money
before,
you know,
Inside Edition
or Access Hollywood
talks about him
sexually assaulting women
because of his fame.
And then,
you know,
he becomes elected
to pray.
It could happen to anyone
if those dominoes line up.
You know what,
Cecil?
The little cage
can fall on the mouse.
If the boot kicks the marble, if you know what I mean, the top with the bath, right?
Yeah.
Get the fuck out of here.
Could you, you know, you can turn around or happen to you.
You're, you know, remember that time you paid a six figure hush money payment to a porn star to keep it out of the news before you're running for president.
Well, that could come to light. hush money payment to a porn star to keep it out of the news before you're running for president.
Well, that could come to light.
And boy, wouldn't that egg be on your face,
random plumber.
I'd have to pay a lot for a porn star to touch me.
That's a lot of money.
That's hazard pay.
Are you kidding me?
You know what?
Cecil, that's what he paid for her not to talk about it.
What do you think he paid her to do it?
Oh, I don't know, man.
I don't know. That's the part.
That's the part that we're not,
like no one is sort of interrogating is like,
what'd you pay her to do it,
man?
Yeah.
Like,
cause Stormy Daniels doesn't seem like she's just like into Trump.
Right.
Right.
So what'd you pay her to do it,
man?
Like,
and I also love that none of them are,
none of them are like,
he didn't actually fuck that lady.
Yeah.
Like they're not saying that.
At this point now,
no, they're not.
Although I guess he's denied it a couple times.
He's denied it a few times,
but the focus,
the focus is never like,
that never happened.
Why would I pay her if it never happened?
What's so crazy is like,
like even with the,
the group of people out there that are all saying, yeah,
you don't have to worry about it even if you paid her or whatever
blah, blah, blah. Even
with all that happening, there's still
this Christian right contingent
that just fucking
blindfolded the whole time.
Right. It's insane. Right.
Because they really went all in
on Trump. They pushed all their chips in and they've
got to fucking stay with it the whole time.
They have to.
They can't back down now.
Yeah.
And so now every misprophecy,
every bad thing that happens,
they got to treat it as if it's the devil
who's trying to attack a holy man.
Yeah, man.
And it's so funny because
these are the moral absolutists of the world.
These are the guys who don't believe in the viability of moral gray area.
These are moral, like the hard evangelical right are hard moral absolutists.
You would think that this kind of shit, because it would, this kind of shit would fall under the absolutely not category.
If this was a Democrat,
are you kidding me? Are you serious? This would be the depravity and Jezebel's this and, you know,
raptures that. Well, he's had his way so bad with the Christian right. He should have to pay them
$145,000. Becoming like a Venezuela or a Soviet Union
where we find a crime.
Just like it.
To lock up or assassinate our political rivals.
The American people won't put up.
Doesn't he look like an angry bird here, kind of?
He does kind of look like an angry bird.
No.
What are the pigs that they shoot?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What are those, I think?
It's the nose flare.
Yeah.
It's the nose flare.
And the really, it's the eyebrows.
Yes. You get those eyebrows and the nose. The only way to tell for. And the really eyebrows. It's the eyebrows.
Yes. You get those eyebrows and the nose.
The only way to tell for sure is to put a little metal helmet on them.
Now, the elites in Washington, while they shrug their shoulders, they're half happy that this is happening.
But I've been listening to prophecies lately about certain deaths.
And I've been listening to prophecies lately.
Is that a podcast?
What the fuck are you doing?
What is happening?
Normally,
when the prophecies come by,
I'm like,
hey,
I don't have time
for that shit.
All right?
Hold on a second.
I'm watching.
Look, man,
it's the playoffs.
I'm in the middle of something.
It's God.
Hey,
my show's around.
All right?
Why didn't DVR this this I want to watch my story
and it looks to me
like there could be
some sudden deaths
coming in May
sudden deaths
sudden deaths
and you want to see
some of the disciplinary
hand of God
come down upon those people
fucking bring it
standing in the path
of what he wants to do
I'm not talking about
Democrats only
we have Republicans also
so if anyone dies
and they were either a Democrat or a Republican, my prophecy will come true.
So if any of our octogenarian lawmakers die.
Or anyone who is like anywhere in the justice system.
Yeah.
Right.
Get the fuck out of here.
Yeah, you're right, Tom.
If any of those people go.
If there's a death of either a Democrat or a Republican in May,
my prophecy came true.
All right,
so here's what's going to happen.
Someone's going to die
in 2023
and it will be either
a man or a woman.
One or the other,
I'm pretty sure about that.
That's great.
Oh, yeah.
Nailed it.
So if that happens,
hashtag God.
Nailed it, Lance.
Idiot.
Okay, so that's going to wrap it up for this week.
We aren't going to have anything special this week.
I don't know if this release is when the other stuff came out afterwards. I don't know when stuff happens.
We've made it so complicated.
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So either A or B, just check your feed on Thursday
if there isn't then great
and patrons I know for sure at the end of the month
you'll be getting a special show
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