REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 166. Way Back Machine Ft. Billy Prempeh & Dan Fleyshman

Episode Date: November 5, 2021

The only way to stop the madness happening in America is to get involved. In today's episode, Andy and the crew are joined by the 2022 Republican Candidate for Congress in New Jersey, Billy Prempeh, and entrepreneur Dan Fleyshman. They discuss why we need to vote out lifetime politicians, the importance of getting involved in your community, and why handling problems on the ground level will lead to a better nation.

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Our first guest I'd like to introduce is Billy Prempa. He's a first-generation American. He's running for Congress in the state of New Jersey, which is ironic because we're watching the election fraud happen right in front of our face in the district that you're running in. How weird is that that you're here on this day? I know. It's like, and I was expecting a different outcome, but it's still working pretty good for my district, at least.

And we're just going to see how things go before the end of the day. Yeah, cool. Dude, thank you so much for making the trip down. We're going to talk a whole lot about what you got going on and a whole lot about what you're going to do for this country. And then, as you guys know, I'm good friends with Dan Fleischman, who happens to be sitting here in studio with us unexpectedly. And if you don't know Dan, you should know Dan. Very successful investor, entrepreneur, one of the smartest business minds in the game right now, philanthropist, just an all-around good dude.

Calls me yesterday. He was looking at selling one of his companies while somebody was looking at buying one of his companies. Answer was no. In Indianapolis yesterday, and we started talking, and he's like, fuck it, I'll drive over. So we're going to throw Dan in on the show. Here I am.

Yeah, here we are. We spent all in on the show. Here I am. Yeah. Here we are. We spent all night last night watching this stuff go down. Uh, you usually don't talk about the what's going on in society. Do you? I'm ready to right now. All right, cool. So I don't think you have an option.

Yeah. Yeah. Look, dude, we all watched it happen. I watched it with you. Yeah. So, uh, so yeah, man, uh, Billy, let, let's talk a little bit about your history because I think you have what, I think you represent what's happening in America and what should be happening. Regular people who come from regular America that are looking to improve what's going on

in this country through political service. Tell me a little bit about your history and what got you in this lane. So like you mentioned earlier, I'm a first generation American. My parents, they immigrated to the United States in the mid 80s. From where? From Ghana, West Africa. So they came over here. They wanted the American dream.

Reagan was booming at the time. And they came out here and I popped out in 1989. And, you know, I've lived in Patterson, New Jersey, my entire life. So for the people that are listening that don't know much about Patterson, it's an inner city. It's pretty urban environment. And throughout my entire life, it's always been controlled by Democrats. It's been ran into the ground horribly, despite the fact that there's a lot of history in the city. It's just not going in the right direction. And I never thought about getting into politics and never wanted to get into politics.

But it wasn't until January of 2000 and 2020 when Trump did his rally. He had his rally out there in Wildwood. And it blew my freaking mind, you know, because like this is a guy who you wouldn't expect the Republican to pull those kinds of numbers like he did in New Jersey. It was hundreds of thousands of people out there in the freezing cold. And, you know, I started speaking with several of the people, several of the interviewers that were out there. And I was at this event with a guy named Dr. Castillo. He was running for Congress at the time in District 5. And he ran against my opponent last year. And I mean, in the last cycle, 2016.

And while he was watching me the entire time, he didn't really speak much. But when we were about to leave, he pulls me to the side and says, yo, Bill, I've been paying attention to everything you've been saying today, bro. I've just been watching you like an owl. And you can actually beat Bill Pascrell. And I'm like, no, I can't. Like I'm a random guy from the hood. Like I can't do this. He's like, no, you definitely can. He was like, you're African-American first generation American. You're an air force veteran. You live in Patterson. You live in the fourth ward, one of the most dangerous parts of the city.

You're a Republican. You know exactly what you're talking about. You're very sharp. I've paid attention to you. You got good ideas of policies and you're young pasquale's 86 years old you're 30 i was 30 at the time and he was like you're 30 years old like you're a young guy so you literally hit all the marks of everything that uh encompasses what america stands for and you're a pretty sharp guy so i think you should run like i didn't want to do it at first and he would kind of just like hound me on it like bro like you have to do this like you can you can definitely do it. If you do it I'll help you out. I'll give you everything that you need to run this race. I'll help fund you. I'll help give you you know resources help you fill out your paperwork

whatever. So I took him up on his offer and I ran last year. So last year when I ran this race and I got a whole documentary that's coming out about everything that happened in 2020. And when I when I ran this race, I got literally no support at all from any of the county parties, even the state party. They just gave me the line and said, hey, you're on the ballot. You're the guy, but we're not going to back you. We're not throwing any money into you. We're not supporting you. We're not helping you.

And that's because the chairs there, they work hand in hand with my opponent, the Democrat. Right. In fact, the Passaic County chairman work hand in hand with my opponent, the Democrat. Right. In fact, the Passaic County chairman, he's related to my opponent. You know, this is his guy. So he's like, you know, we're kind of in cahoots here. So nice. Yeah. You know what I mean?

And then, oh, man, you have no idea. Totally, totally, totally above board. When I tell you there's some chicanery out there, bro, like it's deep. It gets really bad. And we could be here for the next four hours talking about it. So I'm in this race practically all by myself. COVID happens, everything shuts down. Can't really go door to door. I can't really do all the things you're supposed to do. Um, so I decided to kind of take a different approach, you know? So I have a little bit of a background in marketing. So I said, okay, if everybody's at home, everybody's on their phone. So I started

running a lot of Facebook ads and made a full on digital campaign. And I'm no fan of the digital thing in terms of like elections. I'm no fan of the vote by mail, but there was a situation where governor Murphy was like, Hey, um, since people can't get signatures because of COVID, we can do it online. And I'm like, that's perfect. Okay, great. So I don't necessarily need the party. Got the signatures that I needed, got on the ballot. I had a primary, which is funny. My primary opponent that I ran against last year totally crushed this guy. He didn't live in my district. He lived in a completely different area and was just trying to run for, I don't know, whatever his reasons were. I beat him in the primary last year. This year, right now now this past election that we're

having in new jersey he's running for county commissioner he used to be called freeholder in new jersey he's running for county commissioner right now and he won in bergen county despite all the stuff that's happening right now so i'm like this guy ran a really weak campaign against me he ran a really weak campaign for commissioner this is no shade on the guy you know what i mean i just think that he's a weak candidate but you know congratulations to him still but i'm looking at this and i'm like this is a solid indictment against the democrats right you guys failed horribly you're not doing a good job people are sick and tired of what's going on and they want new choices so anyway that's just a little bit of a digression but 2020 i run my race no no hold on

i want you to talk about that because, dude, this is important. Because everybody listening here comes from maybe not the exact same spot that you come from. But we're all regular people. None of us are politicians here. A lot of people are out there trying to get involved with their school board or with their local county board. And, you know, hearing what you're going through, they need to hear this. Like, dude, a lot of people have this,

and it sounds like you might've had it too in the beginning where you thought, now I can't do this. Oh yeah. And it's like, when you kind of look in the rabbit hole and you're like, oh yeah, that's deep. I'm not going in there. But then when you jump in and you just see how far it actually goes,

you're like, I can't get out now. I already in like you got it somebody's gotta fix it somebody has to fix it yeah you know what i mean i'm a young guy i just turned 32 and i'm like bro this place is gonna like like my opponent he's in a car going 900 miles an hour towards the cliff you know what i mean and somebody's got to kick him out of the driver's seat or else we're all screwed we're all inside this car you know and uh seeing seeing the the seeing the the amount of an impact that i've made in new jersey which it still feels kind of weird like even on instagram i'm some guy named bill that's just my name i'm regular dude yeah but uh i i see well that's how i found you yeah some guy putting out good content yeah what is

the instagram some guy named bill bro but he puts out great content. I organically found one of his videos, shared it, and then we started talking in DMs, which is how he ended up here. Which is interesting, because like, bro, I've been listening to this podcast, well, when it was the- MFCEO podcast. MFCEO podcast, yeah. Yeah.

Back in 2018, one of my friends put me onto you, and I'm like, this is freaking nuts. Like Andy Frisella's paying attention to my podcast. I'm like, what? Like, Iy frisella's paying attention to my podcast i'm like what like i know this guy yeah you know so well dude when you do recognizable shit people recognize you yeah you know what i'm saying like that's see but like to even to even get that to happen i talk to people about this all the time and i think this is the biggest battle we're facing right now it takes courage yeah it takes courage to stand up and say hey this is what i stand for and i know especially for uh republicans or conservatives or even moderates right now like if you're not with the progressive left if you're not for all the fucking social movements then

you're a racist you're a bigot you're this you're that and so standing up and saying hey no i'm not with that that takes a fuck ton of courage. And then to create content consistently, which is what you've done, bro, it's commendable just for the fact of it's not the narrative right now you're swimming upstream. You know what I'm saying? And I'm still swimming upstream, man. Like during my first run in 2020, the website, graphic design, the marketing, the getting getting the signatures literally everything up until about october right like like a month or two before the um the the actual election almost everything was all by myself i didn't have a team didn't have a campaign manager didn't have nothing

and i was still able to um make significant waves things are a little bit different now for sure um and and uh 2021 moving into 2022 i've got it's getting cool now bro oh it's getting real cool it's getting real cool about this when i was doing cardio today man i was in like selfishly thinking about this it really doesn't i don't fucking care but i was like man i hope whenever this shit gets real cool because it's coming oh and everybody remembers who the fuck wasn't cool when it wasn't oh yeah i was like bro there's a lot of people been getting their fucking balls kicked in dude like for years over this and i can see it starting to happen and i was just like man

you know a lot of guys start some like og crew like yeah like we were here when it was dirty when it wasn't cool at all but but you know selfishly aside i'm just glad to see everybody fucking coming around bro yeah man you know it's You know, it's, I wasn't, I wasn't expecting to make as big of an impact as I do. And like, look, you may look at my videos and I, yo, this guy's a great speaker. Me I'm shitting bricks every single time that I get on a mic. Swear to God. Yeah, me too. You know what I mean? I'm like, I don't know what I'm,

I just feel like God kind of just comes in and says, yo bro, just open your mouth and I'll kind of guide you to where you got to be. And the truth is. That's so funny, bro. Because I feel the same way. Oh, I literally said that to Chris yesterday because I came down here. I ripped off yesterday's podcast in fucking 11 minutes. And he went up.

He's like, man, he's like, I could fucking hear you all the way, all the way up here. And I'm like, yeah, bro, I was fucking putting some fire into it. Yeah. And he's like, yeah, man. man he's like you've always had that he's like even back when we were broke you had that ability if you got going on a subject you could go that's it and i and i even said to him like yeah it's weird because now it's more it's just it's the same thing but it's more controlled it's a skill right oh yeah but i open my mouth bro shit comes out it just happens and the truth is and i think that's why a lot of people resonate with my message yeah it's like you know i'm like bro like you see what's happening like

yo bro like like earlier in may one of my high school friends shot in the head you know i'm saying one of my neighbors uh about four or five months ago got shot literally not too far from my house like i don't live in a good spot like some people are like yo this guy billy probably lives in the mansion bro i when i say live in the hood i live in the hood bro and i still live there you know and people see this people hear this people are like that guy is talking about like real stuff like this is really what's happening here a lot of these politicians and that's what pisses me off about politics they talk and say things that they think people want to hear that's right i mean i don't and you may you may know this from following me like i don't talk

about what people want to hear i talk about what is really freaking going on yeah people like that yes this race they're saying look man we've been getting our butts kicked in bergen in a I don't talk about what people want to hear. I talk about what is really freaking going on. People like that. Yes. This race, they're saying, look, man, we've been getting our butts kicked in Bergen and Passaic for quite some time. And there's a lot of the residents that live there that have been inboxing me, calling me, texting me that they're saying, Billy, the reason why these people, and I don't believe it, but hey, whatever. I'm not like a cocky guy like that. But they're like, Billy, the reason why these people won and got these significant numbers

is because of you. Nobody was paying attention to Bergen in this area. And I'm like, no, it could be because of Jack as well, too. Yeah. You know, maybe it's because of me. I'm not on the ballot. People are calling thinking that I'm on the ballot this year. And I'm not.

I'm just running early because I'm going up against this old man. Eighty six years. Been in Congress. Twenty six years. No, he's 86 years old. Sorry about that. Eighty six years old. Been in Congress for 26 years.

Prior to that, he was a two term mayor of my city. Before that, he was an assemblyman. Before that, he was on the board of ed. Prior to that, he was a two-term mayor of my city. Before that, he was an assemblyman. Before that, he was on the Board of Ed. And before that, he was a teacher. It's time to go, bro. He's got deep, deep, deep control in my district. So I'm like, if I'm going to run it, and this guy's one of the richest people in politics. He's got a son, multimillionaire lobbyist, literally the exact clone of Hunter Biden and Joe Biden.

That's why we call him Basement Bill and Patterson. He hides in the basement. You know, he doesn't come out. He doesn't, he doesn't, you know, really promote or show himself out there. He's got a son that's a multimillionaire lobbyist. He sells access to his father. Hunter Biden sells access to his father by hides in the basement. It's literally the exact same thing, entire life in politics. So I'm like, this guy's got to go, you know, and I've become more and more every single day i wake up and i'm like i just want to punch this guy in the face politically you know not physically but like that's but that's people know that joke so i get it bro

everybody here gets it but they mean it literally yeah no i'll punch this guy in the face politically because like i'm like somebody's got to take him out i just feel like uh when you've got that much control and there's all these people suffering and struggling and it can't really get by somebody. It's kind of like when you watch somebody get bullied in school and you finally just say, you know, I'm going to kick that guy nuts. That's what I feel like. Well, that's what I feel like.

That's what I felt like this whole time. People are like, why are you? Because like, dude, you know, I was doing all personal development. You know what I'm saying? And they're like, why are you getting into this social know i was doing all personal development you know what i'm saying and they're like why are you getting into this social issues and all this shit i'm like because it's fucking a problem yeah it needs to be addressed and there's dude there's communities in this country like the one that you come from that have been completely fucking raped yeah by some of these politicians you know coming into the communities the same shit we always talk about you know hey uh

vote for us and we'll fix it this time we swear never though you know it's it's racism's the problem that you're no motherfucker it's you yeah it's you guys passing bullshit to fucking keep people in a shitty spot so they keep having to vote for you for your same old story because you're shitty marketers that's really what it is like dude how about this go fix some shit for some people you know i'm saying bro you're gonna have a big movement behind you just because you come from you you know you come from the exact area that needs to help bro and i i see the movement growing every single day like there's people in different parts of the world that are paying attention to district nine you know which is great and i'm like listen man uh all the support as much as possible we can get that

because this guy this guy's entrenched you know he's a millionaire he's like if i'm gonna beat this guy it needs to be all hands on deck and i believe 2022 is the year that we're gonna do that yeah you know his health isn't in the best shape the district is turning redder even looking at the numbers now for the first time in a long time a lot we got a lot of republicans that just won yeah redistricting is happening so they're going to change the district around january we're supposed to be losing about 25 000 voters in our district right to go somewhere else if that happens there's a high possibility most of those people are going to be democrats that's going to cut into his numbers even more so this guy can't run all the way to the finish line and a lot of people believe that he's going to drop out and replace him with somebody else.

No, bro. We're going to kick his ass. I don't want him to leave. You know what I mean? Listen. I don't want him to leave. But whoever it is, they're done. I'm on a team right now.

I'm already fucking joined it. I'm team. That's it, bro. Let's get it done. Bro. After five minutes, I'm ready, dude. That's it. Moving to Patterson.

I know. I don't need to move. I can just do it from here. That's it. I got a microphone, bro. This is the most powerful tool in the fucking world right here. It's true. Yeah, it's true. Unless it moving to patterson and i don't need to move i could just do it from here that's it i got a microphone bro this is the most powerful tool in the fucking world right here it's true yeah it's true unless it goes to instagram yeah unless zuckerberg turns it off right we don't like what you have to say that motherfucker turned my dude i was getting

140 000 views on my fucking story and i showed you the screenshots and then fuck i showed dan a screenshot because i'm like, if anybody could fix this, this fucking band, I'm like, dad, look at this. And he's like, yeah,

that sucks, bro. So you're getting shot up in. Oh bro. No, like I'm getting, I'm getting normally in a 24 hour period, I get 140 to 160,000 views on my story.

Now I'm getting 14,000 currently. Maximum. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

So that, so that's part of the reason why I've gone to daily content on the podcast because i'm like you know what fuck them fuck their censorship i'll go hard as fuck here and our episode downloads keep going up and up and up and up and up and we're just going to convert the i mean i'm just kind of forced me into into a doing what i should have been doing anyway let's be real because like i'm a good talker so i got a question so uh your family immigrated here well hold on dude i got i got a question i want i want to talk about like dude let's let me let's hear some of the issues like what are you running on because we talk a lot about the strategy right yeah and and we assume

that everybody here listening understands uh that these people are cheating and they're doing everything they can to hang on and we'll get to that in a minute oh yeah yeah but like dude what are some of your key issues that you that you believe in so there's we're already given the campaign billy for the first 20 minutes we might as well finish it up and then we'll get into the talk get into the deep stuff and bro i love it but i think it's important if we're going to be campaign billy we didn't know what that stands for that's right no most people don't get past that point yeah okay so we like them right about them we don't even know what he stands for all right so there's a couple things man it's like uh mail-in voting

mail-in voting first off i want to get rid of that voter id yeah crt definitely i think i think i think reforming go Go ahead, bro. It's going to become motherfucking Campaign Andy. Let me get on my soapbox for a second. There's a couple of things that I think my district can benefit from, but I also believe that these are going to apply federally and make a lot of sense as well, too.

In the district, there's a lack of jobs. There's a horrible education system that we've got right now, and it's not safe. There's three things that I would like to do. For one, I'd like to help increase the funding for our police departments, uh, specifically in Patterson as well, too. They're, they're about 150 to 160 police officers under staff. So violent crime has gone completely through the roof, um, in the ninth district. And, um, a lot of it's coming from places like Patterson and Passaic. Second thing is in terms of our education, what I would like to do is when I was a kid, we had things like metal shop,

wood shop, and these things are pretty cool. We don't really have those in our schools anymore. And it's not just in district nine, it's across the country. A lot of places don't have them. I want to take it to another level, right? I believe in school choice, but I also believe in making our public schools better. When people traditionally hear school choice, they say, oh, you wanted to take money from public schools and put it over there. And I'm like, no, I actually want to add more money to public schools. The choice schools are fine. So here's what I want to do.

For example, a guy like you, Andy, you're an entrepreneur. You've been in business for many, many years. You know a lot of things, right? I would want our schools to have a curriculum where actual business owners come in and teach the children how to do what they do. For example, this guy works as a CPA. This one works in the electrical field. This one works in plumbing and so forth and so forth, right?

Give that business owner a tax incentive to go be able to teach inside that school or hire someone to teach inside that school. You're teaching these children how to do what you do once a week. That's four years that you're going to be in high school learning this. By the time you come out of high school, you're an apprentice, right? Or you can start a business with you and your friends. You go to college, if all else fails, you still have skills where you can do something. We have a skills gap that's getting larger and larger in this country where we're importing people from other countries to fill these jobs.

Well, we have a very, very willing and able workforce inside of our country. And our schools aren't being turned. That just lacks skills. Exactly. That's what. Exactly. The solution to this is give the children skills. Give them an opportunity.

The teachers unions, for the most part, they don't like these kinds of programs because they want people to churn and burn. Come in school, go right in, go to college, get into debt, and then repeat that process. But then the American dream just gets more and more out of reach for a lot of these people. I know plumbers that are making like half a million dollars a year. Listen,

you're onto something with that because we're going to have another pro-American revolution, sort of like we have with industrial revolution here, where like trades and skills and actual jobs are in. I mean, Sal, you know, because you've been running construction projects last two years straight as a as of i you can't even get people to come do the work bro because we're so short on people that are skilled exactly and there's major opportunity there that like you said is being left off the table and i think part of the reason and i love those ideas by the way part of the reason it's being left off the table is because um the glorification of being a working man has been diluted yeah you know in society like it's it's like when i was growing up like if you met a blue collar man or a blue collar woman who who earned their living

that was automatic respect oh yeah like it was like okay this is this is a hard-working man it's a hard working woman shake their hand look them in the eye respect that the society because it's become so uh fine yeah it's it the same um people aren't looking at it that same way anymore you know the perspective has changed and i think the biggest opportunity for a lot of young people right now is entrepreneurship inside of traditional type companies like construction or trade type plumbing oh yeah uh all of electrical all of these things they're gonna see a resurgence 100 oh yeah i mean it's for example there's lots of projects that are being done in new jersey where they're getting contracting firms from north carolina to come all the way up here to new jersey gonna get the jobs done why don't we hire people that's already in our community speaking of the industrial revolution that's that brings me to my second um my second point

in district nine and i'm sure this happened i'm pretty sure st louis has places like this as well too where there's lots of derelict buildings just lying around right doing nothing for a dollar here bro oh i bet bro check this out. You got all these derelict buildings. Nobody's doing anything with them. They're becoming a public tax concern now because now the city has to take care of these buildings, take care of- And they're dangerous to the neighborhood. Exactly.

Because a lot of crime, there's arson, there's all kinds of- People shooting dope. That's right, bro. So now check this out. Why hasn't anybody, and this is what my proposal my proposal would be is like why haven't we gone to large corporations like ge or whirlpool lg and say hey listen we have this x amount of square feet building right that's not being used right looks like shit don't get me wrong it looks like crap but if you rebuild this building you take care of it we'll give you a 16 year tax incentive right and if you hire people within the district we'll also give you a tax

incentive for hiring people within the district as well it's win-win what business does not want to save on doing on on on doing business you're creating an opportunity for the people in the middle class you're creating more high value high paying jobs as well too it's like we see a lot of these factories that are all the way out in the desert somewhere and it's like well we have them all over the place and nobody's using yeah and you know what's in those factories bro machines yeah and automation not fucking people yeah it's a big deal dude i talked about this in 2016 on msco project that our biggest our biggest obstacle that's going to be over the next 20 years is that there's going to have to be some sort of government regulation on the technology yeah you know you you can't allow these companies

and it's weird too because like now you're seeing zuckerberg do the metaverse right like how does this like what the fuck is the plan with all these guys like are we really going to turn every human being into a fucking pad like the matrix transhumanism that's what i'm saying dude because like people have to have a job we have to produce goods um we have to sell those goods in order like they're trying to put in a whole new system that's totally based on the government and technology that is going to ruin quality of life for fucking humanity and people have to figure out that what's going on in my opinion that's how i see it, dude. I think what you're saying makes perfect and total sense. And, and I believe that the two

plans that I've got for the schools, as well as bringing businesses to the districts, bringing them to these buildings, I believe they correlate one and the other. It's like, I've got a workforce. These children literally just learned how to do what they're doing. They were trained by experts, you know, and now we have a building where we can work in here for the low. Why would you not say, why would you not say yes to that deal? Dude, I could tell you too, like you're fighting school administrators on that point as well, because they, they, I don't know for whatever reason, but they don't seem to really care about their kids learning from people who actually do. No, they don't because there there's because then once they start learning or they start getting um this and this is just what i've seen so far

is like once does the grade start to go up the funding starts to go down a little bit so when the grades are really bad they say oh well we need more funding so we can make our curriculum better we can make it good yet we got teachers coming out of their pocket to pay for pencils and notebooks and things like that for their students. And they're not getting what they need. Yet these top executives in the Board of Education are making $250,000 a year. It's ridiculous. And they're doing nothing. They're doing nothing at all.

It's because if they can control those little aspects, and this is why I hate a lot of these politicians. They get in for their own personal gain. They rig the system for their own gain. I'll give this guy a job. I'll give that guy a job. I'll give him a position. And all of you guys are going to help prop me up. Right. Because I got you where you need to be. Right. So it creates this infrastructure of chicanery, essentially. You know what I mean? And they keep that guy in that same spot. Now, this is why I want to go after my opponent. People say, Billy, why don't you just go run for council? I could run for council, but the mayor doesn't even listen to council.

Well, Billy, you could run for mayor. Why don't you run for mayor? It's like, yeah, I could run for mayor, but I can get a lot more done if we get rid of this guy. This guy, the head of the snake is him. We've had different councilmen, different mayors, different board of ed executives. We have all these different people. But at the end of the day, Bill Pasquale is always the person that's at the top. So we got to cut his freaking head off politically you know i love that you know i

mean we got to get rid of that guy kick his ass politically you know you get rid of that guy and the attitude is needed oh it is that is the attitude is needed this listen these people these people that are the progressive left are organized they're highly funded they're aggressive and they have no empathy or sympathy for anybody else they don't care so like if you're gonna fucking fight them you have to fight them with that attitude it's got to be a fucking all or nothing attitude that's it you know and and and people i used to believe in i used to believe in in in more moderate views than that it's just after after the last two years, it is what the fuck it is. And I think that's what we saw in the election, bro,

last night. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Because I'm like, I'll be honest, and this has no shade on the guys that ran in Bergen. I'm like, a lot of these guys were pretty lukewarm candidates that kind of just went in there and, you know, some of them were just like, hey, they put me up to it and I did it. Some of them straight up told me this.

And Pasek as well, too. Yet you guys won. You guys rode this wave with Jack. Jack did quite well. The Republican Party, people are started to look at them in a way they've never done before. In Patterson, for example, people ask the question all the time. It's like, well, what's it like being a Republican in Patterson? Like, do you get a whole bunch of you're an uncle?

This you do that. No, I don't get that at all. At all. You know, even last year when I was meeting with people. No, bro, because that comes from white liberals. Exactly. Exactly. And even still, even still it's like in my district, Republicans

very rarely campaign in places like Patterson. In fact, they don't. Right. So if I go to your house, I'm most likely going to be the first Republican you've ever met. Like at your doorstep. Yeah. Right. And then you see a guy like me and I'm like, this guy is 6'2", dreadlocks. He's wearing a Trump hat. You're from the 4th Ward and you're over met. Like, on your doorstep. Right? And then you see a guy like me, and I'm like, this guy is 6'2", dreadlocks, he's wearing a Trump hat. You're from the 4th Ward, and you're over here. Like, what are you doing here?

They probably vote for you so you don't beat their ass. Well, no. Politically. I'm a gentle giant. I'm a gentle giant. Bro, I saw you when you walked in. I thought you were going to be like 5'8", for some reason. I'm like, this guy's going to be like a little dude. Oh, no. Big motherfucker. That always throws people off. That always throws people off. Yeah. It always throws people off.

What do we got going on here? Oh, okay. So they fully cheated now. Yeah. But here's the thing, though. It's like in Bergen, they're saying that he won in Bergen. But if you go to the Bergen county clerk's page, you'll see that the numbers are totally different. It's showing Jack actually won Bergen.

Bro. you'll see that the numbers are totally different it's showing jack actually won bergen bro so there's i think the media is not is not accurately reporting what's happening right now we watched dan and i watched it last night what what happened at 1 23 a.m it was 100 voting in in his favor yeah and then 1 24 a.m you just see 40 000 votes switch oh yeah and one in one second in one second and then it went to less reporting if you eat an entire pizza and there's no pizza left there's no more 40 000 slices of pizza right it was 100 it wasn't there was no more votes allowed it's 100 yeah they can they completely flipped it magic boxes came from under the table somehow this shit and people are

and people still think like they think that that trump getting the election stolen is like a fake fucking thing. Not at all. That's exactly what the fuck happened. And I don't care what you think of me for saying that. It's what happened. What you saw just today in New Jersey is exactly what happened to fucking Donald Trump. Only what happened to Donald Trump happened over like four days. Oh, yeah.

Those kept coming in, kept coming in, kept coming in and you know uh there's been no clear explanation from it in the media at all it's just it's just anybody who says that is a conspiracy oh yeah they go around and say that that 2020 was the most secure election ever in american history how come joe biden can't get 12 motherfuckers to show up and the only, and then actually he can, every motherfucker that shows up to see Joe Biden is chanting. Let's go, Brandon. Like, dude, the guy is seriously, like seriously, like seriously think about this. The motherfucker has united the country more than anybody in the last 30 fucking years. This is true.

Ah, here we go. Yeah. I'm assuming this in a little bit for you guys. You know, Ian, right? Yeah. Ian's a good guy, but he's a good dude. Yeah. So he posts here. You know, he's a good guy. He's a good dude. Yeah, so he posts here. You know Ian?

He's a good guy. Oh, yeah. I talk to him every day. Yeah, he's a good dude. Awesome guy. Major, hold on, go back. I'm going to read his headline. So we got Ian Smith's tweet pulled up here.

Major New Jersey irregularity number two, Burlington County with 97% of the vote was in, was 54.4 for jack and a few hours later reads 52.2 for governor murphy if you don't think we aren't going to audit this philip i love how he talks shit oh man yeah you're crazy dude phil murphy has the most punchable fucking face on the politically politically no straight up he really does have a punchable face i in the politics. Politically. Politically. No, straight up. He really does have a punchable face, I'm not going to lie. You know, like his teeth drive me up the wall. Bro, what is that? I'm like, dude,

this guy, so you know what? And then he motherfucks people when they come to his, like this guy's so out of touch, he's so cocky, dude. Like you guys, anybody who thinks because this guy's a Democrat, he's one of your people, watch him in his interviews. He treats people like fucking shit bro like during the uh wait what what's going on so this is showing before

54 was red okay look at the total votes here okay and then this is after yeah that's madness the same thing at pesaic county total votes votes are the same. Literally the exact same. That's proof. So that means Jack won Passaic then. That's from NPR. Yeah. Yeah. I think they're going to get caught on this fucking spot.

So this was at 127 in the morning, and then the after is at 924. By the way, I did get it wrong on Virginia. I used to say that. I rarely wrong, but I have to own when I'm wrong. I did think they were going to steal it. I did get it wrong on Virginia. I just say that. I rarely wrong, but I have to own when I'm wrong. I did think they were going to steal it. I'm surprised they didn't. I didn't think so. I knew they were going to try and do some madness in New Jersey.

Well, in Virginia? No, in New Jersey. But I knew in Virginia, I believed that he was going to win without even. Really? Man, I didn't. I don't trust these motherfuckers at all. I'm to the point now, like I'm so far past it. Like I think, and this is my fucking tinfoil hat shit coming on, but I don't think it is

anymore. I'm so far like believing that these people are evil fucks that I don't trust any of it anymore. I don't trust the media anymore. I don't trust any of the shit. I see it. I have to look at everything. Like it's, I don't trust any of it anymore. I don't trust the media anymore. I don't trust any of the shit I see. I have to look at everything. Like, it's, I don't trust it.

So, like, in my mind, yesterday when I recorded that and I said they're going to lose, I'm assuming our whole election system is totally compromised. Oh, I believe it. Yeah, but so here's what we were talking about last night at my house is, and this is conspiracy ish but what if they what if they allowed him to win so that the so that the the calm the waters everybody will calm down and not push as hard see what i'm saying i mean like let jack win no no no no and like in virginia like let's say they let they allowed him to win because so we've seen the pot of water boil up a few times in the last two years right there was always like it got to a point where everybody felt like oh man this shit's about to go crazy and then and then something happens everybody calms the fuck down yeah and

and it's you know calm on the fucking seas again i think this was the exact same thing like they they allowed young in the wind to basically calm all the, you know, I don't know. It might be a stretch, dude. It's either that or so many people went out and voted that it buffered out their extra. There was no way they could have covered it. I refuse to believe that they,

they didn't at least try. Listen, the Democrat that was running in Virginia was a terrible candidate though, man. Like he was talking some stupid shit. Why, why, why do we were talking about this last night?

Why do all those same dudes that say that stupid shit look why why do we're talking about this last night why do all those same dudes that say that stupid shit look the same what is that why it's a template you gotta follow that template man bro they all look the same they move the same they dance the same that's my i think why is that motherfucker dancing all the time the dance is literally bro he danced after he not only he refused to concede. He didn't even concede. We're watching it. He just left. The whole crowd left. You know how crazy that is? The whole crowd? Everybody. They were cleaning.

The actual cleaning crew there. They just bailed. It was like 11pm. He was supposed to come in and give like a like dude, back in the day when we were kids like there was at least some respect. You had to go shake their hand afterwards. Yeah, you went up, you you said hey my opponent ran a good campaign congratulations i hope the best for him right now these motherfuckers just clean house and bolt like it's just it was on tv it was embarrassing it was so crazy oh god here it is yeah he watch him dance sal dances like this bro

sal you do that i dance your wife right to the horizontal tango son i dance like that after taking your chick you're taking nothing but then they take it out i'll tell you that you're taking a single ride home bro that ain't taking alex you know what's funny? I think, for example, in that picture there. They look alike. It's true. Like, they brought Biden down there, and it's like as if that was going to convince people to vote for Terry. I think it did worse. I think they're so out of touch, they have no idea what the average person thinks.

Yeah. You know, because there's— I have a new perspective after last night, bro. Like, I really think these people are— Like, I kind of go back and forth between evil and stupid right so like are they evil or are they fucking stupid and i'm now i'm starting to go back toward they're just fucking stupid like i saw an advertisement they did um where they put youngin uh with trump on a postcard and they said they showed Trump's endorsement

and it's had all these things that said, I believe in Youngin and I think he could turn it around and this and that and this. And the Democrats paid for this and sent it out to everybody's house. And it was like a promo piece. Like they don't even understand that like, bro, people like Trump. Right. You know what I'm saying? Like when you say this guy was endorsed by Trump trump that makes people want to vote for him not it's not like there's so few of

these anti-trump people they've just been real loud and so i think these people are misreading the temperature completely on the ground you know what's so funny about you saying this and i did a live stream on this on facebook uh quite a while ago governor murphy did the exact same thing in new jersey yeah he handed out he, it was the stupidest flyer I've ever seen in my life, right? It's a flyer where it's like, it's got like Donald Trump in a lab coat and he's holding like this flask and Cittarelli is floating inside of it.

And it said, oh, the politician made in Donald Trump's image, Trumparelli. And I'm like, this is very stupid. And on the back, it's saying like, oh, this guy is a Trump candidate, a pro-Trump. But if you paid attention to the campaign, Jack liked Trump's policies, but he wasn't a fan of Trump at all. And they went out and started posting this. And they went into all the inner cities. They went into a place like Patterson, Camden, Newark, Irvington, and put these huge giant signs that said, stop the Trump team.

Back Murphy. And people. That's their agenda yeah even the democrats like bro but like that guy is not a trump guy like i don't understand what is your real agenda to fix the fucking problem exactly like i don't give a fuck if you like trump or not what's the problem right here and what's the solution like dude this this anti-trump shit like why are we still why are these people still campaigning on anti-trump they don't have a platform that's why that's right they have no real issue solutions no same

like mainstream media any every third headline is going to be something to do with fucking trump every third headline like there's nothing else to talk about they're scared of him dude oh yeah yeah well i think you know looking back though when you start thinking about the fundamental issues and why it creates so many people to come out, specifically the state of Virginia. But you talked about a couple weeks ago, like you start fucking with the kids and you start fucking with Mama Bear. Oh, yeah. Mama Bear. Those people, those I mean, I was watching on the on the on the interviews last night.

You start fucking with those kids and how they're learning and what they're learning. You tell them, hey, listen, the parents should not be concerned with what happens inside of school. That guy shot himself right in the fucking face. Yeah, that was the stupidest thing in the world, him saying that. It's like, that parent should not be involved. I don't know how one single parent could vote for that. He didn't. They swung.

I mean, that was the swing. I know, Sal, but still, parents supported that guy after he said that. There's people that believe that. There's people that believe. Well, they believed his ass right out of that office. Well, I looked. You know what I mean? Yeah. That's a good sign that's a sign that our our election is not completely compromised and maybe

we do have any ability to bring this all back through the electoral process so so well this is so this is loudon loudon county where the gender fluid student raped and assaulted the young girl in the restroom. I think that this margin right here is literally impossible. Because if you would have seen the backlash of those parents in Loudoun County, these numbers, I don't even think they're statistically possible. Like there's no way that he still won in this county where that happened. How can you explain that? DJ, I don't think so either. I really don't believe...

Look, this is a sign of a bigger problem. Why are we even talking about... Like, look, dude, the election results should not be up for question. We have the technology in this country and in the world to make elections lock tight. They could be put on the blockchain. They could be reported in real time.

Now, I'm no blockchain expert, but you are. Is that possible? Yeah. The technology is already there. I mean, it would be impossible for it to be messed with, faltered with, questionable. Like you said, if it was over at 7 PM, it's going to be over at 7 PM. And you'll know that a shadow of a doubt and us, all of us, not just politicians, not the media. It's literally all of us can see it in real time on the blockchain. There's no literally impossible, not 0.01% chance impossible to mess with it. That's why it's non-fungible. You just can't mess with it. Everything about it is perfect. And so if a hundred thousand people vote this way and 110,000 vote this way, nobody can change it. Nobody can pull out a box from under the table.

It's going to show it in real time. So the minute they close it you see the winner right there yes so so i i have my opinion as to why we don't do that but why would anybody be against that well we watched it last night that's right that's exactly right you lose my opinion as to why we don't do it you lose control you give it if you give it to the people that actually have a voting and by the way it'll be faster more efficient we wouldn't be up till midnight at your house that's bullshit yeah i have a lot of shit to do yeah it would have been done eight o'clock we'd know there's nothing there's nothing to wonder about no and notice how all this shit happens the exact same way it happened the same way last year the exact same way it was fucking late at night everybody went to bed dump came in all but this happened all

over the country. And then the next day you wake up and you're like, what the fuck happened? And dude, that's not American. Like, I don't. You can also make the votes go through the roof because we could do it off of our phones using Clear app. The way you go to the airport, I don't need a driver's license. I go to the airport.

I scan my eyes or my face. And in one second, it says my name, my passport number, my my social security knows everything they already know everything about us anyway you can vote from your phone on this blockchain it's pretty sketched though man it's like not a government has like your biometrics oh they're gonna have it anyway i'm paying i'm paying them to have my biometrics yeah that's wild i pay for clear yeah the point is if we all wanted to vote from our homes we don't need to go to anywhere we can do it from our phones it's impossible to cheat it's our eyes if we want to it's all you have to willingly do it obviously to go on to the app yeah but you can vote for your phone in real time you can have it both ways you could have you could have it in person and on your phone of course

and of course you could the important part is is that you can't allow people to vote multiple times and you have to have it has to all be connected it would be impossible the technology exists of course like you can't tell me that if you voted on your phone that you wouldn't be able to you couldn't go to the place and they would already know you voted on your phone like they right this is why voter id is a must i mean they do it for ticket master that's what i'm saying you know what's funny about it's not that hard you know what's funny about voter id my opponent he he goes on and i had this conversation with his son the little lobbyist guy how much money did give him yeah I think I'm a dime no way but I had a conversation with him one day and this is a st. Patrick's Day of last year funny enough

it was at the Republican Chairman's Bar last year I mean earlier this year we're having this conversation and he's like and I'm not trying to talk to this guy right but he just keeps trying to like pry at me he's like so Billy are you gonna run again I'm like absolutely I'm gonna punch to talk to this guy, right? But he just keeps trying to pry at me. He's like, so, Billy, are you going to run again? I'm like, absolutely. I'm going to punch your father in the face politically. I'm going to beat your father. And he was like, oh, really? You want to do that again?

I'm like, yeah, absolutely. And I'm like, I kind of cut the conversation with that. He's like, so, did you get vaccinated? Absolutely not. I didn't get vaccinated. I'm going to wait for it. You took it? Fine.

Let me know what happens. Try to cut the conversation. So what do you think about voter ID? And I'm like, I think we need voter ID. Like it's a hundred percent a must, you know? And he was like, why do you say that? And I was like, because people can fraud the elections. Like, do you think my father frauded the election? I'm like, you tell me, I mean, there's 202,000 registered Democrats. Your father got every single Democrat to vote for him. Come on. You know, there's a call. I don't think that's possible. And he was like, you know, it's and that's what he said. And this is how I know a lot of these a lot of these white liberals are like low key racist. You know what

I'm saying? Because he's like, what you need to understand is that it is statistically harder for African-Americans and people like you to get IDs. And that's why I walk out of here. Bro, I just got right here. So that no, no, No, no, no, no, no. I don't even know who the hell that is. He fucking said it right to your face. His son is Bill Pascal III. He said this right to your fucking face. In fact, that's the guy. He says this to your face. That's my face. Wait, you're black? No, apparently I'm see-through, bro.

So wait, so this motherfucker goes, you need to understand that people like you. Oh, Jesus Christ. He was like, I'm like, yo, bro, the DMV's on Broadway, alright? he's like it's i'm like yo bro the dmv is on broadway yeah all right he's like what do you mean like what do you mean i can't get an idea you're trying to say we're stupid it's like no it's like some people just don't have the money

to go and do it i'm like bro there's people scoring dope you know what i mean on broadway all day like you can get the so is that so i've never understood fully the the argument for no id i put it to rest with this, right? I said, listen, there's about a hundred. And I got a video like that. That's the guy. That's the guy. This guy said he was going to punch me in the face last year.

And I'm like, yeah, okay. That's the son guy? Yeah. We actually had drinks after that. He's actually a pretty decent guy. Yeah. As a person. Politically, he's a decent guy.

He's just misguided politically. Yeah. He's actually a pretty decent guy. But I'm no fan of him still because I don't like his father. And it just is what it is. But this is business. It's politics at that point. I get it. There's'm no fan of him still because I don't like his father and it just is what it is. But this is business. It's politics at that point. I get it.

There's people that we do business with that I don't necessarily. I'll drink a beer with you. Yeah, I'll drink a beer with the guy, but I don't like the guy very much. I can enjoy their company temporarily. I get that. About 15 minutes. Yeah. So then I tell him, so then I tell the guy that I'm like, listen, man, there's about 160 countries across the United States.

And I got a video on Instagram about this. I mean, across the man, there's about 160 countries across the United States. And I got a video on Instagram about this. I mean, across the world, right? About 160 countries. Almost all of them have some form of voter ID, even in Ghana. Right. And in the video, I have a copy of my aunt's voter ID from like 1960 or something like that. Right.

It's like this is a copy of her voter ID. Right. In Ghana, you cannot vote. Right. This is Ghana, West Africa. You cannot vote at all unless you have voter ID, right? In Ghana, you cannot vote, right? This is Ghana, West Africa. You cannot vote at all unless you have voter ID. And if you don't have voter ID, then you have to have two Ghanaian citizens, right? Swear an affidavit and sign on your behalf that the guy that's about to vote

without an ID is definitely a citizen. If he's not, the two of you are going to prison, right? And we're talking people like out in the freaking huts, like people that are out in the villages, people that are out in the cities. There's no way you're going gonna sit here and tell me that here in new jersey where you could literally get on the bus and go and get an id that the people in ghana the people in india the people in in in all these other countries have access to voter id but you're telling me we can't do that here in the united states you have any idea how racist you sound and he stands up like racist how dare you call me a racist how dare you call me a racist? How dare you call me a racist? My father and I have lived in Patterson for many years, and we have lots of black friends.

And I'm like, I didn't ask you that. I have a color TV. I'm like, I didn't ask you that. The white people cop out. I got black friends. I got black people. I got a color television. Like, what are you?

I'm a color television. I'm like, I didn't ask you that. So the whole time, I'm like, so I'm like, OK, I'm going to wind this guy up. And I'm like, yo'm like, I didn't ask you that so the whole time I'm like, so I'm like, okay I'm gonna wind this guy up and I'm like yo, bro. I'm not saying you're racist But I'm saying what you're saying sounds racist You bro sick and tired of you when he just starts losing and I'm like, why would you get so mad if it wasn't true? Dude if someone calls you something and that is it complete that isn't Relax relax, bro. It's like if it's all cool. It's cool. No, that isn't true why you get mad i'm like dude relax relax bro it's like if it's all cool it's cool no f you f you and he's leaving and

i'm like where you leaving to bro and he's like i'm not leaving actually he leaves into the bar and he comes back out he's like no no i'm not leaving because you want me to leave i'm going to the bathroom i'm not going anywhere and i'm like all right whatever you say bunker bill fucking dates like that i'll be right here bill so so bunker we call him bunker bill because like his father's basement bills he's bunker bill he comes back he comes back with a tray of shots and he's like you know what billy i wasn't being very much like a gentleman let me you know like i offer you a truce i'm like this guy probably put like a freaking quaalude but i'm like you know he wants to get you drunk and

put you on a fucking audio recording and say i actually i actually have the picture that we took when he got pretty smashed we had a pretty good time i was like you know what sure i'll take a shot with you bro and um he was actually a pretty decent guy he wasn't he wasn't too bad after that um he was being uh once you established that he was not a racist but well i mean he kind of like you know well that's still up in the air for you to think that a whole entire race of people that was the day when we went out we had a look you know what though that's what america's about yeah you know what i mean look i don't agree with you but like you know we could be in the middle somewhere i wish they had that same bro i wish they all had that same mentality because we would get a lot more done you know somewhere along the line over the last you know 20 years we've gotten so divided that it's like

like like dude these are people too it's just they're dumb people yeah you know but it's uh you know no no uh no harm no harm you know we kind of made a little bit of peace there but he still he blocked me though he blocked me on social media because like yeah because you're gonna call him out on his racist shit yeah like if i say something funny like there's even there's even a post like a while back where he wrote something like uh like oh uh you keep talking crap about my father like uh you better shut up before it's on my instagram somewhere but it's like it's like buried and he's like oh you better shut up before i come beat the shit out of you or something i posted it on my instagram yeah and i was like oh yo bunker bill's gonna beat me up yo go check it out and then all my followers

were yo you ain't gonna do nothing bro you probably find it's much much much a lot of these old established political people don't understand the social game oh no they have no idea how social media works much further down yeah it's like this was like from 2020 when this happened but dude i don't know many politics uh politicians that understand the social game very well no and and to me that's yeah quite well aoc understands it quite well he gets it unfortunately hey you know what though she's a listen that's a testament and this is your expertise dan that's a testament to someone understanding how to fucking run a social platform and what they're good at and what they're not good at and who their target audience is. See, the difference between the fucking right and the left,

bro, is that the left thinks 20 years ahead. The right thinks about this year and last year and what's going to happen next year. Or traditional. Correct. This is what Bunker Bill wrote trying to threaten me. He says, you're a fucking asshole, piece of shit.

Do nothing. My father's given his entire life to public service and this country for military service as a teacher, a mayor and a legislator. What have you ever done for anyone other than yourself? You're just a total scum. You are like Trump. If you are so tough, stand up and meet me so I can kick your ass. So look at the next picture. This is a grown man.

This is a grown man. This guy's like 50 something. Look at that. So I post that up. You know, I was like, if you're so tough, come and meet me and I'll kick your ass. And if you zoom in at the top, what a zoom in at the top. Look what it says. You told him.

It says, what a scalp. Look at that scalp on that guy. Bro. Bro, that's a nine head. Yeah. And people just went to town on that gentleman dude that but that's social justice like social justice yeah social media justice baby you fucking you troll them when they get mad troll them make it real mad oh yeah it's fun it's good

what would happen if you guys actually met up he's not gonna punch me in the face that's for sure he's not gonna punch me in the face that's for sure he's probably gonna shake my hand and buy me a shot and tell me to go F myself. No, he's going to say, I'm sorry, bro, but I still don't like you. That's fine. I don't like you, bro. You don't want to buy me another shot? I like this dude, man.

I respect that shit. A lot of good stuff has happened, though. You guys following on Winsome Sears. Bro, that was badass. I fucking love it. I do, too. And did you hear her speech? Yeah.

It was amazing. It gave me chills. You guys want to play real quick? her speech? Yeah. It was amazing. It gave me chills. You guys want to play real quick? Is this the speech? Yeah. Man, it gave me chills. All right. All right.

All right. Settle down. Settle down. Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome!

Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! Winsome! I am at a loss for words for the first time in my life. Look at all those racists there, bro.

Look at all those Uncle Toms. Yeah. All those racist people from the GOP. I am here. Yes. Irv. Irv. Marine Corps.

Motivated. She's awesome. Dedicated. She is awesome. So I'm here because of you. I'm here because you voted for me. I'm here because you put your trust in me. That's the only reason I'm here. Thank you. Thank you. Got my speech. Want to introduce to you my husband, Terrence.

Yeah, I did. I'm trying to. Yeah, I know. She was a Marine? Yeah. Wow. Bro, she's first generation American. Hey, just say it.

Similar story. From Jamaica? Yeah. And my other daughter. She's from Jamaica. She's from Jamaica? Yeah. And my other daughter. She's from Jamaica. She's from Jamaica. Yeah. I'm telling you that what you are looking at is the American dream.

The American dream. When my father came to this country, August 11th of 1963, he came at the height of the civil rights movement from Jamaica. He came, and I said to him, but it was such a bad time for us, why did you come? And he said, because America was where the jobs and the opportunities were. And he only came with a $1.75. One dollar and seventy-five cents. Took any job he could find and he put himself through school and started his American dream. And then, yes, and now he's comfortably retired.

And then he came and got me when I was six years old. And when I stepped on that Pan Am Boeing 737 and landed at JFK, I landed in a new world. Yes. I mean, she's done a lot of amazing stuff. She, uh,

did, uh, she opened up a women's sheltered for domestic violence, uh, victims served our country in the Marine Corps. Um, I mean, she's,

she's, she's awesome. She's pro two way. I mean, it's awesome. Well, dude, one of the best things about,

and this is what we need is we need people to come from regular life america who have a perspective of regular americans and not 40 years of nonsense like this dude that billy's dealing with up in new jersey what do you say 26 years in congress but about 40 almost 50 years in politics that guy that you're talking to that's all he's ever known. That's it. Yeah. So it's like he doesn't really understand what's going on with the common person or with the regular New Jersey

and is dealing with. He'll speak as if he knows, but this guy's on Capitol Hill all the time before he's taking a nap somewhere else. No shit. He sleeps quite a bit, which is another thing that's funny. It's like I've got numerous pictures of the guy just falling asleep in the middle of the house floor,

falling asleep at events, you know, just like Joe Biden. Well, that's what happens when we have a room full of 80-year-old people running shit. 86-year-old. Bro, here's what doesn't make sense to me. Like, when I look at all this, like, just look at this like through a regular lens.

Like, we have a country who's supposed to be the most powerful country in the world, that's supposed to be the most free country in the world, that's supposed to be the most free country in the world. And we have all this new technology. We have all these new things happening. We have all this big youth movement in the culture and also in the economic culture of America, right? We have all these young people building businesses, building companies, building this.

But then when we look at who's running the company or who's running the country, it's all these people who are like super old. They're in their seventies. They're in their upper seventies. They're in their late sixties. They are from a previous generation. And if we're going to make a change in this country, if we're going to really fix things, we have to have people that come from reality that haven't spent their entire

lives in the bubble of politics. But I think there's a great opportunity there because if you look at, I mean, listen, we're just in a really fucking shitty time in a pinpoint of American history. Like when you're going to go back, this is going to be one of those pivotal moments. And you think about the industrial revolution part two, you think about, you know, clarity through voter, through voter registration. You think about all these, all these issues that are arising and that have really shown the snake's head over the last 18 months. The American people are great at solving big fucking problems.

And so you look at it and you take responsibility as American citizens. I think they just pissed us off just enough to go in and solve the problems. And that's where I, you know, you got to find the positive in this situation. Are we in a shitty situation? Sure. The great thing about our country and the country's history is like, all right, here's an opportunity to go fix it. And I think last night looking at Virginia in particular, you know, a blue state that's been historically blue, you know, turning red just simply on the premise of pissing the moms off, right? Now you, turning red just simply on the premise of pissing the moms off. Now you start looking at the country and the premise of, okay,

how do we fix that industrial side of America? How do you fix voter registration or voter ID? Somebody like Elon Musk or somebody who really has the ability to create the technology and who's really, I would call him a true independent, he's going to wage war this way. And I think the people are going to support him to do so. That's, that's how I see this, this shitty situation we're in progressively moving into the right direction. So. Do you think Elon Musk is going to save us? I think he can. I think he has the ability to. I think there's lots of people that have the ability to. The problem is,

is that like, just like he tried to put up his money for the UN this week to solve, he put up $6 billion to solve. Huh? I don't trust it. The UN. Well, not what I don't trust you. And that's one,

but like, I don't trust any corporation like having that much influence. Well, the problem is I think there's multiple problems in that whole situation. I think that's a problem. A hundred percent. Cause I'm like, Hey,

remember world, I bailed you out. Well, if we allow him to fix the problems that means we're allowing bill gates to fix the problems too which is what's got us in a fucking pickle right now exactly so i agree with that point of view they already they already had 8.4 billion dollars so why would six fix it yeah yeah so that's so they had the money they just don't know how to do what he was doing was playing card right i mean you're a professional poker player like he was the best bluff ever yeah therein lies my point

you know what i mean there's the transparency aspect that comes in like like him love him hate him give him the power to they're going to need that platform to be able to expose it somebody like that has the ability to be able to expose and the technology be able to back it up like hey listen i've already developed it here it is i'll give it to you. I don't want to run it. I don't want anything to do it. See what you got. Yeah, no, I totally agree with that. But the problem with that is,

is that you have all these inner workings relationships on the back end where they're not allowing, like, dude, there's no, there's a specific reason they use the system they use. Without question. And it's still corrupt. So how do you dissolve that? And how do you like, like, okay, for example, and we've got next year, that we know for sure our votes

are going to count because dude, this system that's going on, this system that's being put out is compromised. And there's nobody that can argue that. At the very least, it's way less accurate than it could be. It's way slower than it could be. So how do we innovate this process in the next 12 months? What politician's going to take that lead? Who's going to make that happen? It would take someone like DeSantis or Abbott or a combination of the red governors getting together and saying, look, election integrity is the biggest thing. And dude, Democrats should be about that too. They just should be. And if they're not, why aren't they? Yeah, that's right.

And anybody out there that thinks that those people have valid ideas, which I don't think very many do anymore. What would be the reason to not have? Because it's racist, apparently. Yeah. Making changes to the election laws. We know that's not true. I know it's not. But I'm saying that's what they say. Yeah, I know.

But, like, dude, I think they've worn that narrative out. Like, I think people are not. They're going to ride it to the wheels fall off. I don't see it falling off. So like, dude, people aren't people are not reacting to the same race fading that was like, dude, I think people have seen a lot of the truth come out over the last couple of years where they're like, fuck, dude, we've been kind of played. And now when they've tried to stir up these emotions, like, for example,

the Kaepernick shit that just came out. Yeah. OK, they're trying to stir up race emotions, like, for example, the Kaepernick shit that just came out. Yeah. Okay. They're trying to stir up race emotions and everybody's like, dude, fuck you. We're tired of your shit. You know? So I think they've exhausted that. So that's what I'm saying.

So what's the reason now? Because the people they say it's racist towards even say it's not fucking racist. I mean, I think they're going to, I think they're going to continue to push that narrative. It's either that, it's either that or they're going to have to change their policies.

What I believe, and I firmly believe this, is like if the, if the GOP and the Republican Party actually gets behind solid candidates that are really, really trying to make a difference, candidates like myself,

you know, I believe that we could finally drive the stake in the heart of the party at this point. Joe Biden's, in my opinion, I say it all the time, Joe Biden's the greatest thing that ever happened to the GOP. Absolutely. Ever. I think he's one of the greatest things

that happened to America, if I'm being completely honest. Yeah, because I'm like, listen, now everybody's eyes are open. That's correct. It's like there's madness going on in the electoral process. In 2016, they said it was Russians, right? 2020, super secure. Never happened. That's right. You got your son dealing with the CCP. You're moving all this money around. There's weird going on you got the media covering you for you you're

falling asleep you're doing all kinds of you can barely hold a sentence you go on public and other news agencies on the other side of the world are clowning this shit your pants at the vatican bro i heard about i don't know if that's true or not no no it's true it's true it's true yeah like that's true i thought it was just like well like a rumor well apparently there was a there was a plane delay and it got leaked that there was a restroom emergency really and it delayed the plane there's almost there's video of them of in two different suits at the same in the same day really yeah oh wow so like dude like dude the guy's old like i'm not fucking hating on him but i'm just saying that's probably not the guy we need to be having to run around our country not at all you don't go back though

and i wouldn't let him run our fucking company bro for a fucking day dan do you think i let him run this company that's what i'm saying it's not to be rude it's just it's real okay so realize he has late stage dementia if i came to you and i said hey dan i'm gonna fucking let joe biden run my company for fucking next four years. What would you say? It's just physically not possible. No, it's just not possible. And this motherfucker's running our country. Well, no.

But. Well, yeah. Back to the back to the point, you know, of the Elon Musk thing is you if we have a problem in society, it's going to be solved by capitalists. It's not going to be solved by politicians. That's the problem. And that's the problem on red or blue, no matter where the vote lies and the voting process is fucking broken. And so he's all the Republicans are going to fix it.

That's a dog shit statement in and of itself because they're just as corrupt. That's right. They're trying to hang on to. And so like when everybody's, well, one person can't have the power. Well, I look at history. That one person that creates the one idea has solved a lot of fucking issues over time. I mean, Bill Gates is a great example. Like him, love him, leave him, hate him.

Look at Zuckerberg. You look at fucking Bezos. You might hate him, but they're the most efficient in the world. Correct. And so those things have created from capitalism. And so somebody's going to have to come up with that idea and then turn it over. And I've had a lot of conversations in regards to blockchain. I'm not a huge blockchain monetary guy,

different fundamental theories, but this is a perfect example where blockchain does fit because it's a secure platform. You know what I mean? And somebody could develop it and turn it off into a free algorithm where it runs and you could vote through it.

And that is a perfect situation. Dude, they need to put that in before the next election. I agree. I think somebody, my point in Elon Musk, somebody like Elon I think it's going to, I think somebody like my point in the Elon Musk, somebody like Elon Musk who has the ability to develop it, mine it,

fund it and independently generate and turn it off is going to have to do that. And it's not going to be the fucking red party or the blue party or the independence. Cause they're all in it for the same shit. They're on the take just like everybody else. And that's the problem. You know,

that's the distrust when you talk about, Oh, well I don't trust it. Well, why don, oh, well, I don't trust it. Well, why don't you trust it? You don't trust it because those guys are fucking crooks

on both sides. True. There'd be no people involved. That's right. If someone like Coinbase made it, there'd be no humans involved. It's just on the blockchain.

Whenever. When I think of Republicans, I don't think of, I don't, I don't, I don't think of guys like you. Like, I don't think of like

regular people with conservative type values, good ideas. I think like he's talking about. The suit and tie guys. Yeah, I see them all the same, bro. I see them all the same. I see these guys all part of one big power structure that is oppressive towards the actual humans in this country. And I think they push down the narrative that we all hate each other and they get us in fighting.

And it really is all of us we the people and then these 600 people up there causing us all this shit and like dude we need real representation like guys like you even people that would have the opposite viewpoint as you that would be from which they wouldn't if they were from real life. But even people who have a different viewpoint, who might run as a Democrat that are still regular humans from the real street, like from real neighborhoods, those are the people that have to be running for government. And we can't have these lifetime, every lifetime politician out there is not serving us anymore they're not serving us and you know it's funny that you say that because i brought this up to a couple of people is the constitution when the constitution was written it was written for regular guys like the farmers the

the carpenters the regular people that get involved inside their government somehow somewhere along the line just become perverted we believe that you have to be like some ivy league suit and tie guy to actually be involved in politics like sometimes people ask me questions and they'll say and it's usually like a democrat trying to like downpour like well bill pastro has been bum bum bum bum bum bum bum what is your credentials and i'm like none i don't need because i was like that's exactly why i'm going to be a better candidate i actually live under this guy's policies this guy's done nothing but create policies he's disconnected from it you know this country I don't have to have these so-called credentials to run because there's lots of people with college degrees that are dumb as bricks.

That's right. You know what I mean? So it really doesn't make a difference what you're talking about. Like, do my ideas make sense or are they stupid ideas? Correct. If they're good ideas, then what are we talking? What are we having a conversation for? You know what I mean?

If it works, it works. Dude, I think it's important to note that we need people that are willing to look at every issue individually and not just team up with the people who happen to have the same party name as you. Yeah, I can't stand that. You know, like, dude, like, I feel just the short time I met you and follow you, I know for sure that if something would come along that you didn't think was right, you would say, even if all the other Republicans were with it, you would say, no, I'm not with that.

And that's the people we need. We need people with backbone who are going to, instead of team, to push things through, instead address things on both sides for what they really are. Is it right or is it wrong? Is it good or is it not good? Is it a good idea or is it bullshit idea? Exactly. And I feel like this group think that's been like pressed down you know

from the division right like democrat republican that's why nothing gets done that's right nothing gets done in congress you know it's like you'll see people like oh you know this guy congressman joe blow over here has a freaking fantastic don't talk to him he's a democrat that's right that's a great idea you can't say right like stay with us yeah we're gonna create another deal it's it's and then and then the democrats are like oh no you can't say that. Stay with us. We're going to create another deal. And then the Democrats are like, oh, no, you can't work with Congress. That's the wrong culture that we need to have in America in our government. It's the absolute wrong culture. The culture needs to get back.

And the only way it will get back to everybody working in the legitimate best interests of the country is going to be people like you and like a lot of you guys listening who are on the fence right now who are thinking just like billy did in 2020 thinking man some shit needs to get fixed i don't know who's gonna fix it and to say i'm just gonna do it that's right and you know what's funny is like you know i don't i don't i don't mean to like toot my own horn here but it's like when i ran there were a lot of people that i met that ran and that ended up running in 2021 that I'm very proud of. People like Dave Herrera was running for council in East Brunswick. Jen McCarver, she's running for school board. My campaign manager, Eli Moalem, he ran for school board. You know, there's lots of young people, lots of veterans, people that have just been regular people in society.

Darius Mayfield, another guy, Darius Mayfield. He's running for Congress in District 12 as well, too. He was like, you know, I'm running because you were running. I almost wasn't going to run in 2020, 2022. And he said, bro, like, you better run because, like, you did great. You started something, bro. And I was like, if you don't run, I'm not going to run, bro. And I want to run. So you got to run. See, this thing that you're doing, bro, what you're explaining, that shit's happening everywhere in the country. Oh, yeah. And this is the best time. It's happening everywhere. If you go to every town or every county across the country, the exact. And this is the, this is the best time everywhere. If you go to every town or every County

across the country, the exact same thing you're doing, other people are doing. Absolutely. I think if you guys, and I don't care if what your beliefs are,

if, if we as citizens can get involved, we'll be able to take the government away from these lifetime people. We're supposed to, I'm inspired a little bit by this Virginia win.

I'm not, I'm not, it doesn't make me happy, but it gives me like a little bit of hope that maybe I'm very happy for it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'm not like,

Oh, like celebrate, but I'm saying like, okay, maybe I'm not listening. Maybe I'm not as, maybe I'm not, maybe it's not as bad as I thought it was.

And maybe we can just get, get people active and get them in there and win this back. We totally, totally can. And even myself, when I get elected, I've got a plan called the 8-10-12 plan. It's another policy I forgot to mention here. So I believe in term limits, big time. So it's eight years for the president, 10 years for Congress, 12 for Senate, no more. So that's five congressional terms, two Senate terms.

You shouldn't be in there any longer than that. I myself don't want to be in politics for more than 10 years for two reasons. One, it's service. Exactly. For one, it's service. Two, it's like I'm still young. If I complete the full 10 years, I'm 42 years old. I still got my life to live.

I don't want to be in there collecting dust with all these... I hate politicians. I really do. It's either you go in there and you get the job done or get out you know if i didn't get the job done in 10 years and i'm a failure yeah you know if anybody gets in there and they don't get the job done in 10 years and you're a failure see the president gets a lot done in eight there's a big problem with that though because what i think a lot of people start off in politics with that attitude and then get in and they get like a a deal right like cory bush huh i mean like a cory bush yeah for example like they have good intentions going in and then they

get financed or they get some sort of back deal or they get and that's another problem bro we need people who are willing to go to the government run for office and then pass legislation that doesn't serve their self-interest. That's a big problem. Like, cause what we're asking is we're asking people to go there. And then, cause I think that's a great plan, by the way, that some sort of plan like that in terms of term limits, I think has to happen. So, but what, what you're doing is for all these other guys who have been there for 40

years, you're taking away their whole life. And so it's a very hard, we need people that are unselfish, that are pro America first and pro the good of the people first to go in and legislate these, these things like term limits or anti-lobbying legislation, like where you can't, you shouldn't be able to go in and come out and being a hundred

millionaire when you went in making 176 grand term limits don't term limits won't work without without getting rid of them you gotta get rid of also do is up the ante i and i and i agree with that as well 100 because like i was mentioning that guy bunker bill you just saw over there he's a he's a lobbyist right so he lobbies on behalf of his father you know he sells access to us oh you guys want to get something done go Go and talk with my dad over here. And that's just that's that's what he does here. The good thing is there's a lot of young people in that are getting involved in politics that are my age, even a little bit younger, that are getting involved. Every single one of them that I've met so far supports term limits and they want term limits to happen.

John John Burke came up. He had a really, really good idea as well when it comes to politicians. It has to do with their pay. He, he, he, he suggests that, you know, you're a congressman, right? For whatever, you know, district nine, whatever the medium income is for district nine, that's how much your salary is. It's not this. Everybody's getting 200 grand a year.

Bullshit. If your median income is 50 grand for your district, that's what you're getting paid. Well, and I think it, it, it keeps the purity of the district intact too right the people of that district are going to run because again we're talking about how like these people are getting here's you're no longer able to relate to your community no more your community is making the average income is 30 grand you're making 175 you don't give a fuck about them no more what's the downside because i'm curious to hear i totally agree with what you're saying 100 the downside with this i think that opens the door for more corruption.

You know what I mean? I'm not making... Especially if somebody's been in and they've been making that kind of money and now suddenly they're cut down. Who's to say they're not going to make it even... Who's to say they're not going to make more in the fair? I think it has to be a trifecta. You got to hit term limits.

You got to hit lobbying. I think if you hit all three of those together, we will have the purest fucking politicians you would ever have. Now, are they going to try to find loopholes i'm sure they will but but guess what when you do you get in trouble because the same happens with school boards like it's like school boards most of these positions are unpaid yeah you know but they'll get involved because they have a lot of political wiggle room to get things done like oh yeah you're not going to get any money the money you're working here and you do this i can get you that money i can get you that that contract i can make sure we can move these things so that you're satisfied so even if we cut the amount that

they're gonna make i don't think it's gonna i don't think it's gonna have the benefit that we think i think it'll probably make things a lot worse uh but then at the same time we're paying 270 000 for these people like my opponent like his net worth is like what i think like 1.9 million the last time i checked you know and you've done nothing but been a politician your entire life. You know, I don't know what he's doing with the money or where he's getting it. But this guy, you catch my drift. You know what I'm saying? It's like it doesn't make sense.

It doesn't matter. He's got three million. It's not just three million. OK, so I was wrong. I was totally wrong. Three million. Two point nine. Yeah.

Here's another interesting one. Dude, you haven't said too much and i want to i want to ask you because i got you here and now we're deep in this conversation on social issues and america and all these things and i'm talking to dan and i know it's not something that you talk what do you think all this shit going on like what do you what do you see happening what do you see the solution being so the video i posted this morning was in big bold letters. This is the way to fix America. And the reason I said is I don't argue much about politics, mostly because one, I don't have time to argue with people. Two, the people that agree with me already agree with me and the people that don't, I just, I'm not going to change them.

And so I talk about factual ways that people can fix things. And similar to what you say about going out there and doing things in your local communities. So I talk about factual ways that people can fix things. And similar to what you say about going out there and doing things in your local communities. So I talk about the entrepreneurs. I talk about the businesses. That's the one that, that's the part that hurts me the most is watching so many entrepreneurs bankrupt. So many restaurants closed, so many stores closed, so many dry cleaners, like the most random things are just closed.

And it breaks my heart because it's- It's demoralizing to drive down the street out by where you're at yeah my my sports card store i don't have a neighbor for two blocks either way not one every restaurant is closed every store is closed every bar is closed the chicken shawarma place and the mexican shop all closed all of them literally all of them that's that's what's really happening when these policies and the masks and mandates and now there's a freaking health pass or something that came out two days ago. It's mind boggling. That's the parts that I care about. And so I try to talk about what can people actually do? Because I am not going to sit and argue with them about it. I'm going to tell them, this is what I'm doing. I'm investing in

companies to create more jobs. I'm going out there and trying to inspire people to go out. I never stopped throwing events. When the whole city, state, country, planet was closed down, I threw an event. March, April, May, June, July, country, planet was closed down, I threw an event. March, April, May, June, July, 2020, didn't matter. I was throwing 300-person events, 1,000-person events. I never blinked and never switched. So you're responsible for the pandemic. Yes, absolutely.

Fuck. Like I never- You're the nucleus to the super spreaders. Yeah, I never- Super spreader Dan. And instead of me telling people about being quiet or going out and doing it, I just did it. I actually executed. Every single month, I threw charity events, I threw business events,

I threw meetups. You did. Every single time. I never flinched because that to me was the action. Instead of me just talking and arguing with people, I just told them, you guys out there try to inspire people to take action. That's what I like about it. Most people are in the comments thinking that they're doing something by arguing. I'm not going to sit and talk to you guys about that. I'm going to go out and do it you're doing real shit but that's success in life too right i mean most people that most people who are busy being successful are so busy being successful because they're doing that they're not worried about talking about it you know 90 of the reason i stopped posting static posts on instagram was because i didn't have time to argue

with dumbasses in the comments right and i just didn't want to deal with it and i'm like fuck it it makes no difference to me and like i told you we were talking we were talking about this this morning it only made my brand stronger actually right so you know you can't argue we're past the point of arguing like like we could sit here all day and go to these people who don't agree with us and try to convince them and they won't fucking get it. So what we do have to talk about and focus on, uh, are real solutions, things that need to really happen. You know, um, you know, one of the things I think needs to really happen, uh, is that we need to get black America to wake up to the fact that, that the Democrats do not serve their best interest. What do you think the best way to do that is? Because I feel like,

and this has been a really cool thing that I've witnessed, because when the Black Square thing happened, I wouldn't post it, because I know what BLM's about. Yeah, I wasn't up. Yeah, yeah. Well, it started here in St. Louis with Michael Brown. So DJ and I and the guys,

we all understand what they do. They come in, they stir shit up, they take a bunch of money, and they fucking skate. And none of the communities here got better. None of the people here got better. None of the destroyed businesses got fucking help. It was all a bunch of bullshit. And so we saw it. So I didn't pose it. And dude, I got called all the fucking shit, right? Like all the names and our boycott first form, we got canceled 37 fucking times. It was actually

really cool though, because what it did was, is it put a whole bunch of black eyeballs onto my brand to see what I was really about. And dude, I've gotten so many fucking positive messages from, from black Americans saying, bro, when I first met you, I met you because people were saying that you were racist or they were saying this, or they were saying that, but dude, fuck fuck i was fooled by these motherfuckers like you've been telling the truth and i'm like thank you like dude it's been so cool to see so many people kind of open their eyes as to what's going on but what do you think the solution is because like dude what i think the solution is is is for one to to keep talking facts, keep spreading truth.

Yeah. Like, I'll give you an example. There's some people that will look at me and be like, oh, this guy's a race traitor. He's a Republican. He supports Trump. And I don't pay them any mind. I just keep it going. I keep going.

I don't respond to the comments. I don't do any of that kind of stuff. Because at the end of the day, they're going to really see what I'm about as they start to dig. For example, I put a tweet out about two days ago about what's going on at the border. And I wrote, blacks have been enslaved, fought and died for this country, and we get nothing. Illegals break our laws, and Biden wants to give each of them $450,000 each. How does this make any sense? Black people, please stop voting blue.

Let this be the last time that Democrats insult our intelligence. So things like this. I was at the border time that Democrats insult our intelligence. So things like this, I was at the border the day before I wrote that tweet, right? And I literally saw my own eyes recorded it and everything about 70, 80 of these illegals walking into our country. No problem. Border patrols, letting these people walk in. No problem. The illegals, they come into places like my district, district nine, right? They take up a lot of the housing to take up a lot of the resources. We're a lot of the resources we're paying taxes we're dealing with it black people do not see what's happening here it's like we're being replaced by another quote-unquote victim demographic thank you you know what i mean that's

what's happening i've been saying that on the show for a fucking year because everybody's like oh dude that's conspiracy no it's not i've seen it with my own eyes no motherfucker that's exactly what they're doing patterson and pasake where i live right now it's like for example there's lots of there's there's there's lots of rapes that are happening in pasake right now right you look at it about 80 to 90 percent of the time the person that did the rape was an illegal right someone who's not even supposed to be in the country to begin with yet we've got all these people coming in and we're like oh feel bad for them no what are you talking about like i'll tell you something there's this guy i'm not gonna put him on blast he's kind of a good kind of a good dude he's like a part of like black lives matter

movement in patterson right and i see him he makes a tweet and he's basically mad at joe biden like you know oh look the government doesn't care and he's like you know shout out to all the illegals that are um able to you know to get that funding get your money you know for being separated and i'm like yo bro so you mean to tell me that you you're you're you're happy that our tax dollars are going to people that shouldn't be in this country like you give someone 450 000 you're automatically in the one percent yeah you make 330 000 you're in the one percent you want to make all these illegals into the one percent right now what about the black people at this point yeah he's like well technically this isn't our land and i'm like don't

give me that because listen aggressive you want to like like check this out united states you got all these different tribes right they say oh well this was stolen land right this wasn't stolen land this was conquered land right the same way which is the same way that every other motherfucking country is founded not just that i'm like even the people that were here before even before western settlers came here the natives you better believe it they were killing and enslaving each other too yeah right this is what was happening this is what it is dude you're right so if you're gonna sit here and you're gonna say that like oh well this isn't our country this is conquered land and this is all this stuff and the illegals the survey get our money and you're talking about black lives matter bro look what's happening in patterson we're being

gentrified as we speak that's it and you want to bring these people in who do you think is going to replace us that's it he says you know what you got a good point well see and you know i think it's important to delineate too i think inside the blm movement there's two distinct kinds of people yeah there's people who genuinely are there for the rights of black people yeah and and dude i can fucking stand with that yeah i can support you know what i'm saying the people who are genuinely there because they don't want black people get their fucking asses beat by the cops. They want some help. Or the vaccine passport. Whatever.

I get it. Okay. This is the problem with the BLM movement. Is that there's two people. We have those people who are all well-intentioned people. Probably like this dude. Yeah. Right?

And then you have the fucking Marxist communist leaders of that organization. Which are utilizing these good intended people. who are just fighting for their fucking equality and their rights in this country manipulating them to go do their fucking battle yeah that's what i see bro yeah they're using them like the like the uh like the useful idiots like the marxists use like in russia's like once they serve their purpose they got rid of because dude when you talk to people who like like who are out in the marches and doing these things they those people think and believe that they're part of some sort of civil rights sort movement right like i'm doing a good thing i'm doing a great thing but what you're doing is you're marching for communism you're marching for marxism because that's where the fucking money goes yeah okay and we've got to get clear on that like if we're going to make a

movement that's pro anything let's make sure that the money's going towards that cause i mean they raise billions and billions of dollars worldwide like when i i tried telling a couple of these people that are blm i'm like oh it's a genius fucking name bro i mean like come on of course yeah of course black lives matter they do but i'm like okay well you you know you don't you don't believe black lives matter you're black right you know? So, bro, when I saw a video of a Black Lives Matter protest going on in Japan, this was like in 2019, I believe it was, right? Hundreds of thousands of Japanese people, not a black guy in sight, Black Lives Matter. And I'm like, the only black people in Japan is like maybe a handful of tourists and like

American troops or something like that. Yeah, yeah. And they're doing totally fine. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? But I'm like, so if money's first off who's funding that where's that money coming from yeah you've got money going on and that's happening over there in japan you got the black lives matter flag on all of these embassies and all this stuff and billions of

dollars are coming out here but none of this is coming this way none of us none of us are are getting paid here these guys and i did a live stream about this a while back too black lives matter on their old uh on their old website because the website's different now on their page and you can if you go on the way back machine you'll be able to find it but on their page they had an about us section essentially and they were talking about how one of the things that they were for was they talked about how they were for trans rights destruction family getting rid of the nuclear family they said it on their site before everybody woke up to it, 100% it had that on there. Oh yeah. And now you can still find it. If you go on waybackmachine.com and you go back to 2019, you can find that. When we did that episode, bro, the Black Square episode, we talked about exactly

what he's talking about. And it was on the site then because we pulled it up. What is Wayback Machine? So Wayback Machine, so basically, whenever you put anything on the internet, it's archived. It's there forever. so way back machine allows you to see a previous version of the website yeah so like if you go back to like let's say december 13 2019 and you're like oh crap let me delete that right sure you could delete it it's archived so you can go back and look at an archived version of that website and you'll see exactly what was there i'm pulling it up yeah no no no that's that's how a lot of these uh that's how a lot of these people are getting caught on their shit like yeah and they're pulling this

shit up from fucking 20 years ago and then putting up here you know what i'm saying like dude it's that's just that's a smart have you ever heard of let me google that for you yeah yeah yeah oh dude that's one of the best hidden gems on the internet it's the best website on the internet so i'm excited for way back machine oh yeah you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna see some some pretty interesting stuff it's i'm sorry my fbi agent's slowing me down right now no no no you type it in google type it in google because it goes by a different name i think it's like archive.org but it's but it's called the wayback machine if you type you know what i would like to see bro i would like to see black america be proud of the american flag oh 100 and they should be yeah i

know and a lot of them and the truth is a lot and they should be yeah i know and a lot of them and the truth is a lot of them are actually yeah you know what i mean it's just it's almost as if and black lives matter has kind of created that that dynamic where it's there you go that's it and then you type black lives matter there they've kind of created that that dynamic where it's like it's cool and edgy to be anti-american like don't you understand that it's like this is your country you helped build this country. If this goes down, where are you going to go? England?

I lived in England. It sucks. We shot them in the face for a reason. We started a revolution for a reason. The taxes are way too high. Shitty weather, bad food. High taxes. Period.

Yeah. Yeah, man. I could go on about a couple other things. You know what I mean? So it's like, yeah, there we go. It's pulling up. And it's like, the average African-American, you talk to them, they're happy to be American, but it's almost as if it's taboo to come out and say that. Yeah, I know.

That's what I'm saying. Like, they're afraid to, like, fly a flag, bro. Like, fucker, that is your flag. I tell people, I don't know if you guys remember this, but I think it was like 1992, the Olympics, right? When Whitney Houston sung the national anthem. Watch that video again right now like i'm even getting chills thinking about it because like it was just such

an incredible sight to see everyone in the crowd waving the american flag she freaking uses her diva voice and like every everybody all walks of life all different colors everybody's unified and like that version of america that i grew up in and i'm talking like pre-9-11 like that that version of america is gone. Let's hop in the Wayback Machine, bro. Let's bring it back. Let's hop in the Wayback Machine. Look, bro, we could bring it back.

Yes. We can bring it back. Yes, we can. I think it could come back a lot faster than what people think. My video, my final sentence was, we can fix this. Yeah, we can, bro. Without crack cocaine. You know what I mean?

Whitney can still hit it. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey, man. whatever it takes cocaine to hell we were talking about that last night too man i've never done that shit before like fucking i i'm people i'm just gonna say this i wouldn't do that shit because i know what would happen what would happen is all bad things never leave the gym yeah no i fucking never do anything ever again and i could have unlimited access to it i don't know about unlimited i think that i think that particular drug isn't at the undefeated championing of helping people go bankrupt oh yeah yeah but

it's not because of the cost of this drug it's all the stupid shit you do on it hear me out i bought amazon oh fuck dude think of my car collection if i would be on drugs all the time oh my god it's not good a white lamborghini coontash that's right exactly crawling out the most yeah that you cannot get yeah dude you know i think about that sometimes like um some people had a problem with Trump's slogan, like make America great again. Yeah. When was it ever great?

Dude, that was, that was the argument of some of our friends. Okay. So I'm looking at Dan, you know, and, and to me,

cause I understand, I think I have a decent understanding of history. As far as I know, this is the only country it's ever existed where it's been multicultural of multi-religion, multi-race. And we've produced the most amazing success in the history of the earth in the shortest amount of time. And that comes from every different culture. See, I think it's possible because people make this argument when it comes to race. Like they say, because Martin Luther King, I'm a huge Martin Luther King fan, because I think what he says is true regarding everything.

Like you should judge people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin or anything else. And the problem that I think when people say that in America, people hear that and they say, well, we have to acknowledge race because it's an obvious thing. Yeah. But like, why can't we celebrate all the cool shit about everybody's race and still not use it as a negative? Like, like why can't we celebrate all the good shit and the unique shit and the unique cultural thing? Like like every like everybody's like i listen to hip-hop almost exclusively you know like those fucking leftists are like oh that's fucking cultural appropriation oh motherfucker you just mad i like this shit no that they're just bad because they can't dance that's right dude they don't have no swag that's the problem

but and they clearly don't yeah they dance like sal right so see and i don't know why motherfucker can dance dj jance is on his little fucking tippy toes we got space and opportunity let's get joe hit that shit let's go but dude you get what i'm saying though like we can have both we can have getting along harmoniously without these racial tensions and celebrating like dude things like humor like those things bring society together like we can all laugh at the funny shit that we all fucking do like white people do a lot of fucking fucking funny ass shit guess what so do black people guess

what so do asian people guess what madat your people yeah right but you know what i'm saying like where can we get back to that you know and i've said this a couple of times before is the concept of america in theory is not supposed to work at all you know it's like you got people from different countries different worlds different religious backgrounds different moral understandings but it's like the second you come to america you don't abandon who you are that's right you inherit being becoming an american you're unified under that flag you're unified under that constitution okay for example you know you may be sunni this guy may be shia and i know back home you probably hate each other but

when you're here you're an american right you're israeli you're palestinian we may have people over there but right here yeah we're american right at the end of the day we all have to work together to make america better one of the coolest things about America is that, like, let's just say your parents are from Ghana. Yeah. Like, dude, you know how cool it would be to go to dinner at, like, their house and hear their stories about where they came from and their customs? Yeah. Like, dude, I think that's one of the coolest things about America is, like, that we're all different. Like, every other country you go to, they all do the same shit.

They all come from the same place. Like, here, the best thing about America is the diversity, and all we do is fucking attack each other for it. It's fucking bullshit. It never used to be like that. I remember being a kid. No, it didn't. Being on the playgrounds, like, you know, people say racist jokes,

but it was not because the guy was a racist. It was like, you know what? Let me try and take this one to the next level. Let me get you back. Yeah, let me see how far I can push the envelope, you know, before you cry or something. You smell like hot dog water. I can tell you who tells the most racist jokes in this and that i fucking know

sitting right next to you but fucking shit's funny what can i say but dude like that's what i'm talking about though like that was just a better era not because of the jokes but because we could tell jokes yeah you know what i'm saying like and guess what happened when somebody told a joke that went too far you got punched in the face yeah yeah yeah or nobody laughed yeah and then guess what you didn't tell the joke no more but now every fucking joke is a who yeah but culture regulates itself we don't need to like these movements to protect everybody like if you go outside and you show disrespect to someone and someone punch you in the face guess what you learn respect like this is this is the american way of doing things and like i just want us to get back to that and people are we're never going back to that yeah we can yeah i think so i

believe we can because and you know what you know why we can bro because young men like you are willing to stand up and say hey i'm fucking done with this shit i'm gonna fucking fix it thank you that's why and and you know it's like what i've noticed is there's always a trend like every generation after the next wants to rebel against the previous generation you know what i'm saying yeah millennials and generation next they were rebelling against the boomers and now the generation z's like these guys are a bunch of freaking whims you know i'm gonna wear my trump hat just because it makes my mom mad yeah dude i'm like on the edge the upper edge of the millennials and i used to fucking hate him and now it's like these people and the millennials

are teamed up against the z guys these guys are fucking weird with their tiktok shit you know but it's i i think it's a good thing and i i have um sometimes it can be deeper you're like you know there's no hope for america but then sometimes you'll see things here and there and i'm like you know what nah these kids are gonna fight bro i think so i i think that and we're gonna be living in a much different world than we are right now yeah you know they try to make it was it was our generation the millennials that wanted to make it cool to be like we have to be accepting and this guy likes these this that that dude or whatever and this person's of that group and we have to all be accepting as if we weren't already doing that in america they just put a magnifying glass they put a magnifying glass on it to make it seem

like you know the problems that are very small are so huge now they've got to shove it all the way down your throat to get you to realize like hey look you're like look look at look at us we're so lgbt look at us we're so pro-black look at us we love spanish people hmm tacos i'm like that sounds racist dude went out on stage started playing uh what was the song look at me or hillary clinton hillary clinton when she's like oh i always carry my hot sauce with a fake southern accent like what are you trying to sound black or something like what do you do you not realize how how contradicting and like how ridiculous you sound right now hypocrisy it's insane it would be like if i came to your fucking parents house and i'm

like oh i'm all about ghana dude i knew right i got we're in the ghana shit you know what i'm saying we wear jeans there too bro like dude i'm just saying, like, it's so fucking weird. I'm all about Ghana. You know what I'm saying? Well, technically, we are all about Ghana. You know, we help support an orphanage over in Ghana. So, I mean, we're not maybe all about, but we're about it. We're about it.

That's good. We know black people. Oh, fuck, man. That shit is so cringeworthy. It's like when Biden was was making the speech he's like you know he's talking to literally like he's at like this fucking community pool in this hood and he fucking says you know so i learned about roaches and i like i might what are you saying bro just like black people got roaches what the fuck he's he's that shit's so cringe i don't get

i don't grow because in his prime racism the way that they think racism is now actually existed. Yeah. So he's trying to cover that shit. And what's coming out is the true shit. The guilt. From him when he was a younger man. Yeah. That's what comes out when you have dementia.

I'm like this guy. I'm like, yo, bro, you are the one who set up the 94 crime bill. You said. And I would bring this up to people. Every family who's fucked up right now because someone went to their dad went to jail shout out to joe biden that's joe biden bro yeah i'll get i'm gonna give half a million dollars to illegals that get separated but you separate this family black family most most of them from the crime bill they get absolutely nothing yeah

you know at the end of the day and what i learned is when i went into mexico right when i was out there if you cross that border illegally first off if you get caught by america it's felony it's federally you're going to prison for that right you get caught doing that in mexico they're going to send you to a horrible prison you'd rather get locked up in the united states and get locked up so you can't sneak into mexico and do that so why are we rewarding people for sneaking into america and doing that because of what you said i mean the black vote oh yeah so they they're trying to get rid of it and um i'm not gonna sit there and deal with that because at the end of the day i'm still a kid i still look at myself like i'm a young guy you know i haven't fully experienced you know the american dream you know what i'm saying when my

parents came in here they came when when when everybody was swiping credit cards and you know freaking uh freestyle music was the thing. Ronald Reagan was out there, you know? So, like, they saw America flourish. They bought a home. They raised us. They brought 14 other relatives from Ghana to the United States, and they all lived it up.

And I'm 32, and it's like, it's feeling dystopian. It's feeling like the beginning of the Matrix right now. Yeah. You know? And I'm like, listen, if I'm going to go down, if America's going to go down, I'm going down swinging. You know? That's it. I'm not just going to, you know, sit back and watch the country collapse. Fuck that. You know what I mean? They I'm going to go down, if America's going to go down, I'm going down swinging. You know, like I'm not going to I'm not just going to, you know, sit back and watch the country collapse.

Fuck that. You know what I mean? I'm going to go down. I can't. It ain't going to go down. And the reason it's not going to go down is because of people like you. Like I said a minute ago that these conversations and these people are being activated all over the country. They're standing up. They don't care that they don't have any political experience. They say, I know the difference between right and wrong, and they're willing to take some action. And bro, that's, that's, that's the definition of a Patriot definition. You know what I'm saying? So dude, just so you know, like I have the utmost respect for you and what you're doing and what anybody out there who's following that same path, it's what it's about, man.

Make work, go out, make the country better. If you think that things need to be fixed, handle the problems right in front of you. If you think the school board's fucked, run for it. If you think the county seat's messed up, go run for county seat. If you think the mayor's bad, do something to contribute to the solution. Because like you said, said dan there is no convincing anybody like like i i feel like the the right the middle and the right like there's this constant narrative of like they're waiting to convince people what is that why is it like you know like i see these people posting things and they're like when are you all gonna see this and this and this who are they talking to

like we all fucking see it what are are you going to do about it? Yeah. Yeah. And that's what we need. We need to shift the focus from, Hey, we got to wake these people up to, uh,

no, we got to move on without those people and we got to take some action and dude, respect you for doing just that because it's awesome. Thank you, brother. I love it. So final thoughts.

We'll go around the room. No, I just think it's, you you brother i love it so final thoughts we'll go around the room no i just think it's you know we've been we've been about this message for almost the better part of two years now right and you're starting to watch this cycle take place and so to andrew's point what no it's fucking awesome i'm shaking my head i'm like yeah well you know it's it's always hey it's action it's action it's action and i think the last three episodes in particular we're starting to see individuals come through who are's action, it's action, it's action. And I think the last three episodes in particular, we're starting to see individuals come through who are taking action. And it's important, right?

It takes time. You get punched in the fucking mouth. You finally get sick of getting punched in the fucking mouth so you don't punch a motherfucker back. Yeah. And it takes people like Billy. But I'm doing it politically, though. Yeah, politically, to be clear.

But I mean, and that's an important piece, right? Instead of just being a keyboard warrior and getting out and being confrontational about it. All right, all right, let's go fucking do this. And I think, you know, to Andrew's point, I, right? Instead of just being a keyboard warrior and getting out and being confrontational about it. All right. All right. Let's go fucking do this. And I think, you know,

to Andrew's point, I commend the shit out of you because it takes somebody just like you, who's a product of the County that we need to represent all over America. And there are people in every single County and every single district that need to stand up and go do something. And I think, you know, we always talk about actions over words.

This is a prime example of where that, where the action meets the road and where it produces a great result. Dan, what do you think? I think we can fix this. I think, I think if every day we go out there and we speak our truth, we take our action, we support entrepreneurs, we invest in people, we push our people to do the right thing. And it all starts from the ground, your city, your County, your community. That's what you're really going to get people to get behind you on. And if, listen, I've been, I've signed 30 leases in the last two months. I believe in our country's coming back where everybody else is closing down their places. I'm signing leases every freaking day. That's right. I'm opening every single day and I'm investing in people that are doing the same thing because I know we will get through this. too shall pass but it's up to us to make it pass faster that's right billy what do you think man um like you

guys said man like i i believe it's definitely definitely possible i'm very confident in myself i know that i'm gonna pull i'm gonna toe the line and do what i gotta do but at the end of the day the people i i need their help i need their support you know and i don't mean to be the mr beggar over here but it's, I'm going up against them. Tell them how to support you, bro. I'm going up against a multimillionaire here, you know? No, no, no. Listen, our audience, they're very engaged, bro.

They get it. Like, so don't be ashamed to tell them. Just say, hey, give me some money, bro. Listen, man, max out. Send maximum donations. Send maximum donations because we're going to need it. This is a big fight. I'm trying to unseat a 26-year entrenched, fossilized gentleman that's sitting in that chair. So I need all the help

that I can get. You guys want to volunteer. You can go and volunteer on our website, billypremped.com forward slash volunteer. If you'd like to make a donation, same website, billypremped.com forward slash support max out if possible, make as much as you can donate, tell as many people as you can and help me win this fight and if you're a young person that's frustrated and sick and tired of what we see going on in the government right now and going on in our country now is the opportunity for you to stand up and take your country back because if you don't take it and you don't get involved in politics because you believe you don't care about it i can assure you that politics cares about you

and they're going to create a destiny for you so So get up, stand up, join the fight, help me in my fight. And in 2022, let's make America great again. I love it. So that's Billy, B-I-L-L-Y-P-R-E-M-P-E-H.com. You can also find me on social media. Just type my name, Billy Prempeh, or on Instagram, some guy named Bill, because I'm just some guy named Bill. I just decided to stand up. I love it, bro. What do you got? I would say, guys, courage is named Bill, because I'm just some guy named Bill. I just decided to stand up. I love it, bro. What do you got? I would say, guys, courage is always seen, man. It's always seen.

Now, I mean, how quick it's seen, I don't know. But like everybody else in this room, Billy, I applaud you. I've been following you for a minute now. Courage always gets seen. Now, if it gets rewarded, I don't know. I don't know how fast it'll get seen, when it'll get seen, but I know that it always does. And so for those of you that are kind of towing that fence,

trying to stick your toe in the water, whether or not you want to do something, just go do it and see what happens. Look, I agree with Dan. I agree with Billy as well. It's going to be up to us to fix it, okay? Nobody's coming. There's not anybody. There's no savior coming to fix our country.

The young people who have used this country to become wealthy and become successful to build companies, to build businesses, you have to get involved. Okay. The young people who are not yet to that point where they haven't lived their American dream yet, but they still want to, you're going to have to get involved. We have people who have been in this game for decades who do not serve your best interests. Okay. And they could be Republican or Democrat. But the point is, is that if you don't start paying attention to what's going on and stop riding

these social waves that happen on social media, which are put down to you through paid propaganda from Hollywood onto Instagram through paid influencing. If you don't stop hopping these trends and wake the fuck up to what's actually happening, the freedoms that are getting removed from your day-to-day life, you will never have the opportunity to have an American dream. So it's very important right now that if you believe in the idea of an equal, free land of opportunity for all people, that you get involved and pay attention and become part of the solution, not just a keyboard warrior, bickering, nonsense, gibberish, splattering plebe on the internet. It's important that you pay attention.

It's important that you get involved. Maybe you're not someone who's going to run for something. Maybe you're someone with a platform that can speak about it. Maybe you can host guests. Maybe you can help volunteer. There's all kinds of things that need to happen. And guys, nobody really wants to be in politics. Okay. I get it. I sure as fuck don't. Billy doesn't either, but here's the point. That shit is duty for us. And if you have a special skill, if you have the ability to know right from wrong,

and you're willing to stand on that and make decisions independently, I would argue that you have a duty to get involved in what's going on in this country, because I think we're under attack. I think a lot of you also realize that we're under attack and the only way to stop this shit. Okay. And it is shit is to get involved. All right. So support this man again, bro. Thanks so much for coming on the show. Thank you for having me. Yeah. I would love to keep up with you as you go on with the campaign and have you back. Uh, it was awesome, man.

Thank you, man. Yeah. So support this guy. Uh, billyprempit.com. billyprempit.com. Some guy named bill on Instagram, billyprempit on all social media. All right. We'll see you guys later.

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