REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 964 Andy Dj Cti Trump Ends 43 Day Gov Shutdown Doj Hunts Suspect In Alina Habba Attack Fbi Arrests Mlb Star Emmanuel Clase

Episode Date: January 11, 2026

On today's episode, Andy & DJ discuss President Trump signing the funding bill to officially end the historic 43-day government shutdown, the DOJ's search for a suspect after the attack on U.S. Attorney Alina Habba's office, and the dramatic moment FBI agents swarmed JFK Airport to arrest MLB star Emmanuel Clase amid a growing baseball gambling scandal.

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We're going to put that in the Monday show. We'll have that Monday show. All right. So what's happening in there, Malcolm X? My brothers and sisters. I'm glad to be here with everybody. Do you have your LeBron James book where you're going to be on the first page? No.

There's a new book right here called Heat. Heat. You've never seen heat. No, I've not seen heat. You've seen Denny Thieves, right? Yes. Okay, so Den of These is a rip. What?

Heat is much better than Den of These. Well, I mean, just wait till you watch it. There is one scene in Den of Thees that is better than, it's one of the best scenes ever. The garage scene? Yeah, we're to bring that kid in the garage. I can't wait until Ryan has a fucking boyfriend and we get to do that. Well, you ain't be a boyfriend, but, you know, bring your friend over. Yeah.

Let me talk to him. Well, he ain't go be a boyfriend after that. Yeah. That's what I'm saying, bro. Yeah. We're going to have a hole in the yard and everything, bro. It's going to be great. You see that fucking hole? She ate home by 11.

You're going to be in it. I can't wait. If you're going to bring her home. I can't wait. I'm going to take you home to your lower. I can't wait. We're going to take you to train station. That's right.

Yeah. That's right. All right. Can't give away all our moves. Your honesty, these are the exhibits. This is how they're capable of him. Where did that kid go? Bring back episode.

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Let's show the show. All right. Yeah. We have a CDI. We got the chat is a live and well. Hello, chat. Greetings. Greetings.

Chat. Are chatting? There's Omar Presby. Salutations. I love our chat. This is the best thing we ever added in the show. With a live chat? Yeah.

Dark kit. You see my story, though, when I shared it out? Yeah, I did. Did you like that? Yeah. Greetings from Riverside. Greetings, fellow peasants. Yeah.

All right. So what's going on today, DJ? Dude, it is a lot. It is a lot. This is going to be a full girth episode. Full girth. I told the crew probably be about three hours today. Three?

Yep. Lock, lock in lock in chat Um, no, I'm just It is a lot happening though We got a lot to talk about Lots of cover Um, but before we get to any of that

Um, I wanted to bring this up This is a new new study that was going on Now I know we get it a lot Um, on the show about Our vulgarity. Yeah? Yeah. And, uh,

We do? I like those guys, but man, they sure do curse. a lot. We get some of that every now and then. Yeah. We're trying. And we are.

Yeah. I am. To curse me. I'm trying. I'm trying not to fucking cuss so much. Uh, but, you failed. But, uh, but no, apparently, uh, curse words are no more.

Okay. There's a new study that came out that, uh, is, is basically saying, I got it pulled here. The death of the swear word. Gen Z. are more offended by slurs than expletives with pussy. No. Yeah, that's pussy. No, that's not pussy.

What is that? Punk. Dike. I don't know what they are. What's that first one? I don't, I think punk, maybe.

Punk? Yeah. What is it? What is it? Prick. Oh, prick. Prick, dick, dick, and cunt. Now ranked among the least offensive term.

of all well who gets offended anyway like no they don't I I don't think Gen Z gets offended at all I think Gen Z is pretty normal yeah I think it's between Gen Z and like my age which we mean you oh I mean I get offended yeah no no my people cool imagine being so weak that you get offended by somebody's words yeah like for real dude like imagine being so weak that you allow of a force of error that comes out of somebody's mouth in a certain tone to offend you. That's pretty weak shit, man. Sticks and sounds, man.

Yeah, dude. That's what I was like, do they not teach that no more? I don't know. No, I doubt it. I mean, that's where we were taught. Like if I came home and said, oh, Tommy said this, my dad would be like, well, what the fuck? You're a bitch.

Stop being a pussy. You called me a fat. I mean, are you? I mean, what you were? I was kind of wondering. Yeah, well, apparently it's out. They got this chart now that according to researchers from Australia's Macquarie University. Yeah, we got to guess these, dude.

I don't know what, like this is the list. So they're saying that like back in the 1990s, what's the B word with that ends in the Y? What is that? No, it's not bitchy. Let's see, I got to zoom in on this a little bit. What is that first one? Yeah, I don't know. Check, help us out.

What is this? Put the chat up Blackie Bussy Buzzy It's not Bussy Buddy is an offensive word though Like if a white dude calls you buddy

That means you're gonna fucking fight him That's not a good thing Hey buddy Listen right here buddy Yeah chief I thought usually it was just like hard art When you know it's okay Yeah I don't know all these words

These are listen here buddy Yeah that's not good Yeah that means you're about get punched. I learned that when I moved to Springfield, Missouri, bro. Yeah, because I grew up up here in St. Louis, kind of like, you know, not around a whole bunch of country people all the time. And then I went down to Springfield. First night I was there, I got punched in a fucking face. And I know the fucking, the thing the guy said right beforehand, he said, listen here, buddy. And I'm like, I looked at him and then. Yeah. That was it. I learned the language

real quick. Oh, man. Well, you know what? I stand by what I said. If you allow any words to offend you, there's something wrong with you. I agree with that. Yeah.

If you let other opinions offend you, there's something wrong with you. If you let someone disturb your peace in any way, shape, or form by their words, you're, like, that's a severe weakness for real. Hmm. Well, I mean, I guess The silver lining of all of this is the great US of A is still number one We use the most amount of

Of curse words. Look at it. I believe that. Look at India down there at the bottom. Syed doesn't say any curse words. Oh, bro, you know, because listen, he's the most proper polite human being, I know. But when they do use them though. Oh, fuck bitch! Bloody bastard bitch! Now fuck you!

It comes out a whole bunch. Yeah, it's just like one. Very concentrated. If an Indian starts cursing at you, you're about to die. That's a fact. So I believe this list. Fuck your, buddy. Yeah.

You don't like my sloopy? No, no, fuck you. I fuck you. Fuck you right of your bloody ass. That's how you know it's bad, bro. They started like saying some bloody ass stuff. Yeah. Yeah.

It's like, fuck your goat. Yeah. Why do we have a show? And how does anybody listen to this? What's wrong with you people? Oh, man. All right. All right.

So we determine that cursing is a good thing. Yeah, I mean, listen, it's all right. You know, sometimes you just got to be able to, you know. You know, the one thing that I do get nervous, like, I get weird about, though, it's like when we go to the meet and greets and stuff and people bring their kids, they're like, my kid listens to you every day. And I'm like, oh, shit. You are a terrible parent.

No, dude, I can't remember if it was like if it was in Tampa or Riverside. But somebody had the kids, like they repeat the, like, don't be a hoe. That was Riverside. Yeah, it was Riverside. Yeah. I'm just like, gee, I mean, impressive, right? But like, oh, man. I kind of liked it, though.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you'll swear words are safe for now. So, bro, did you see that clip that I sent you of the, Sean Ryan. Did you watch it yet? No, I didn't watch you yet. I didn't watch. What's the gist up though? Just pull it up and watch it.

Yeah, all right. I do have it. I have it. I was talking to Sean Ryan via text today about this clip. This is crazy. So play the clip. Yeah, here's the clip. Let's check it out. You bought like a DeWalt laser level at Home Depot and then you put something in front of the laser to kind of

diffuse it. So you take it from being a really thin laser line and then spread that sucker out so it's like six inches wide and then you get somebody that's on D. right where the laser is you can see through the wall. So this was viral on TikTok. So I called my assistant, I said, get this guy, wherever he is, fly him to my house. I want to try this out.

So we flew to a place where he's not illegal. While you are in the D.C. State, you get close to the wall and you can see code that looks kind of like alien writing and then some that look like Kanji, Japanese characters. Sometimes hallucinations change and warp and modify a little bit. This is permanent. If you move your head, the code stays in the same place. And if you move the laser on the wall, different code reveals itself as the laser is moving. Then you get two or three people lined up and they all see the same thing.

And if you put your arm in front of it, the code completely changes, but only right where your arm is. I have no explanation for what the hell it is. What? Yeah, dude. And if you ever watch this guy's content, this guest here, he does some pretty good content. He's definitely not full of shit. Yeah. And so the D, I'm assuming

DMT, DMT, right? Yeah. Yeah. So he's basically saying we live in a matrix. That's what he's saying. In the simulation. Yes. Now I want to try DMT and see if it works. And everything is binary.

I've never done that before. I've never, no. No, but like, dude. I'll go to Home Depot right now, though. I'm just saying. I'm just saying, like this is some weird shit. Bro, I don't, I don't know. I mean, chat, what do you?

I mean, anybody know this? Anybody familiar with this? I mean, I don't have any DMT. Yeah, I don't, I mean, I love how he says, I had a fly to my house, and then we went to a place where DMT wasn't illegal. Yeah, he's loaded. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, tell me you're rich, but I'm saying you're, so no, no, no, where can you say? He caught himself.

Oh. Oh, God. We did DMT at my house. Oh, wait. We did somewhere else. And then we flew somewhere else. That's right. I mean, where can you even get it from?

Like, I don't know, but I know this. Dude, that's pretty. Yeah, I mean, that's wild. If that's true, that's crazy. Dude, there was another experiment that was done too, similar to this. I think it was called the... I mean, if that's true, dude, you guys better start visualizing some good shit for yourself and, like, mean it from the heart, dude, because...

If it is real. Yeah, because it means you probably manifest your whole reality. For real. Man, it's just weird, though, bro. Because there was another one. I forget, Joe, help me out. It was like they took a light and, like, it was, like, going through this little hole and then projected out on the other side some...

Like, dude, I can't. The double slit theory. Yeah, that's an old experiment. Yeah. But it basically kind of came to the same conclusion. Like, well, like, that's different. That basically is saying that, um, atomic, subatomic particles had the ability to be, we have the ability as humans to put intent onto subatomic particles and make them

behave the way that we intend them to behave. That's what that. It basically shows awareness in each. subatomic particle meaning that your body but what you can't even see though it wasn't the thing because I know you can't see it

right that's what I'm saying but the point is the point of the experiment is that every single atomic and subatomic particle that makes up your body has awareness on its own that's yeah I think I need DMT

and then and then if you bring in the biblical aspect of it. We are made in the creation of the image of God. Right. Right. And so there's a lot of theories that every single person has the abilities of God inside of them, but you're unaware of it. And so, like, dude, there's, there's like a lot of, like, a lot of this shit.

I mean, this is the stuff I talk about whenever we talk about the, the, the, potential of humans being intentionally suppressed and were lied to about what we're actually capable of yeah so oh man yeah that's crazy bro yeah that's some that's some wilds dude shan gets some some really wild people yeah yeah he does yeah anyway i thought that was crazy absolutely wild there i definitely want to try it dude where do we that's what i'm like where do we go i don't know we know we know where to get it i mean we know where to get it i mean we can find it And they're like, I don't want fentany. No, I want meth, bro.

We gotta be careful, you know what I'm saying? It is a crystal? We ain't got to stick it. We got to stick it in our butt. I bet you'd be, were you disappointed that you don't? Anyway, I thought that was super interesting, dude.

Like, it gives, it gives, it gives credence to the idea of a, of sim theory. Yeah. Yeah, bro. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know, man.

There's some weird stuff. I saw this, Now on the subject, because I see weird stuff like this all the time. There was this dude, I think he was driving through like Baltimore or something, and a Tesla. And like the Tesla's, they can record all the way around it, right? And so they were driving. He was driving down the street, middle of the night.

And like, you know, he has all the cameras going. You can see it. And then he, like, came up to the stop sign and there was a dude that just like appeared. Yeah. Right at his rear panel. Yeah. And it was like kind of frozen, dude. And he's like, look.

And he's like, you can look on the cameras. Like he's going through reverses. Is it like the dude not across the thing about them going to the graveyard. Yeah. The Tesla's. No, but this was like a real, the real camera footage, not LiDAR. Like this was like a real dude standing in the middle of the fucking street. Oh.

Yeah. Listen, I, dude, I've seen enough crazy stuff personally that I, there's no definitive way for me to say, oh, it's this or that or this or this. Like, I just think there's so much that we don't know. Yeah. And I think it's intentionally kept from us. I think people know. Do you think deja vu is attached to this? like to the matrix like i think i think deja vu like how do you explain that i think deja vu is

without getting into the full discussion that would take like an hour there's parallel realities all operating at once and yeah and and and so like in other realities like in other you know a mirror reality what i think it is is it's a it's an experience that you've experienced in another reality that you're remembering in this reality. Oh, dude. Yeah, fuck, man. Huh? Yeah, yeah.

Quantum physics talks about it. That's crazy. Yeah. It is crazy. That's some crazy shit, right? Ah. Well, guys, we're in for a hell of a show, man. Yeah.

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Shall we? We shall. All right. Shutdown is officially over. Officially officially over, right? Passing the Senate, passing the House. DT signed it. He signs the funding bill that ended the 43-day government shutdown.

This was the longest shutdown in the country's history than we've ever had. And it officially is over, right? Now, Trump says that, quote, this cost the country $1.5 trillion, describing it as a little excursion that Democrats took purely for political reasons, which I don't disagree with that. But that's officially out. It's done. things back people getting paid cool um now there's a couple of things that we got to update on this

that have been coming out we covered on the last show but like the the 50 year housing mortgage thing right it's so crazy but like literally just after this you know we talked about that that came out yesterday or the day before um now this article comes out that foreclosures have just recently surged to 20% um as americans struggle to pay mortgages and i think it just kind of goes along with the whole thing of like, like, you can't tell me that like everything's fine and dandy, right? And every, and the sky is purple and everything's cool. But then I go outside and I'm like, it's not happening.

You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You believe what you see. You have to believe what you see. Right? And so when I see shit like this, that, you know, you got foreclosures up. They're surging 20%. America are struggling to pay their mortgages off.

And there's these fears of the 2000. Nate style crash coming back. I have a hard time accepting that like, okay, well, the solution to that is longer mortgages, which only benefit the bankers, right? It's not, or two grand. It's just simply not going to help. But they have this list. These are the top 15 states right here that are most affected.

We got Florida, South Carolina, Illinois, Delaware, Nevada, Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, Utah, California, Texas, New Jersey, Idaho, Washington. DC and Oklahoma. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. I just, I don't know.

I mean, great time to buy a house. I don't, I don't know. Yeah. I mean, look, dude,

I don't foresee them doing anything at this point in time to benefit us. Yeah. That's what I think. I don't, I don't think. Dude,

that sucks a here, man. Yeah, I just don't think, I don't think it's going to happen. I don't, I don't see any major reform happening to ease the pain that everyday Americans are feeling at all.

I just don't see it happening. Yeah. Just crazy. We're getting band-aid solutions now for offer from Trump, who's supposed to be some sort of man for the people. We're getting, you know, okay, well, here's how we're going to help you. We're going to give you a 50-year mortgage or we're going to give you a $2,000 stimmy. Like, these are not real solutions.

And you wouldn't offer Band-Aids if you intended on solving the problem the right way. Yeah. You just tell people to just hold on. That's right. You wouldn't do this. And so I, you know, we see people continue to talk about, you know, prices need to come down. Well, prices can't come down when they've printed as much money as they've printed. The price now is the new price.

It's never going to get lower. No, it can't. Not for a long time because they'd have to take. the money out of the market. So, you know, that's just my opinion, dude. I don't think, I think that that's a sign. I don't think it's a sign to like roll over. I think it's a sign to get your fucking ass to work and make sure that you're not affected by these things. Yeah, 100%. Yeah. I mean, unfortunately, you know, the time, the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now and the people who are you know in these situations you know I think it's only going to get

worse and I think it's important for people to believe that it's going to get worse and I think it's important for people to step up and realize that what they've done so far in their life mathematically not morally isn't enough it's not enough and we can argue the we can argue the morality of it, we can argue if it's right or wrong, but we have to make decisions about what is and that's what is. And so they are not going to come and fix

our shit. And I think they're going to continue to press, continue to press, continue to press until there's some sort of massive revolt, which then I think their plan would be to like just crush everybody. You know what I mean? Flip the power off, turn chaos on. I don't know.

But I know this. those solutions are not real solutions. And if you intended on solving the problem, you wouldn't put Band-Aid solutions out there. You just wouldn't do it. No. Why would you do that? Why would you say,

oh, we're going to give you a 50-year mortgage, which we know is predatory, all right? The entire idea of interest is predatory. And, you know, that's the truth. There's a way to get a no interest long. Huh?

There's a way to get a no interest loan. Well, yeah, you do what they did in 1910. 1930s Germany and they say fuck the interest rates we're not doing it's not paying it yeah and you know what the western society that depends on the federal reserve banking system is going to have to reject the federal reserve banking system completely for us to ever get out from underneath this and that takes coordination it also takes a leader that's willing to say fuck you and we don't have that right now we have a guy who's taking money from the people who are connected to that bank to make decisions on the entry it's no different than when joe biden was taking

money from china you know or or these other adversaries just different buddies yeah right that's right yeah there's some good things that that trump has done there's no arguing but this is not one of them no it's not it's not man now with that like i said the the government shutdowns over new things are starting to roll out. That's cool. I do want to bring in something because this is some semi-breaking news that happened just a couple of hours ago. But we talked about the shutdown in the Senate that happened, right? That is where it kind of started.

And there were eight Democrat senators who finally, after, you know, 16 votes or whatever, decided to divide the party lines and go and, you know, votes to open it back up. One of those gentlemen, I think, again, I don't think I'm down a rabbit hole. I don't think this is conspiracy. I don't know. It's fucking weird that there's one senator in particular who's been very vocal. I mean, fucking doing all these interviews and all of this stuff. He's now been rushed to the hospital with a life-threatening heart problem after a fall on his walk. Senator John Federman.

he's been rushed to the hospital yeah he was on a walk Thursday this morning when we recorded this he sustained a fall near his home and after rushing they did they they discovered that he had suffered a ventricular flare-up his team said oh yeah that can be fatal can be super fatal yeah okay um now he's 56 years old I mean he's definitely a bigger guy for sure there's no doubt about that. But it is weird. Now, this was a statement that came out from his official Twitter account. The statement from Senator Federman's spokesperson. So during an early morning walk, Senator Federman sustained a fall near his home in Braddock. Out of an abundance of caution, he was transported to a hospital in Pittsburgh. Upon evaluation, it was established. He had a

ventricular fibrillation flare up that led to Senator Fetterman feeling lightheaded, falling to the ground and hitting his face with minor injuries. Senator Federman had this to say, quote, if you thought my face looked bad before, wait until you see it now. He is doing well and receiving routine observations at the hospital. He's opted to stay so doctors confined to his medication regimen. So he didn't fall and then had the heart flare up. He had the heart flare up, which caused him to fall.

Now, you get conspiracy or not, I don't know, it's just a little weird that you have a guy came in, you know, didn't go along with any of the normal, you know, when they all expecting him to. Right. And then now, I mean, he, I mean, put a lot of it on his back to end this shit. You know what I'm saying? Now, I went through all the likes from the comments and I noticed it was one person who didn't like it. Yeah, no shit.

I don't know, dude. I don't know. It's just a little weird. I don't know. I mean, he's had health problems, dude. You know. Yeah, he had the stroke, right? I mean, look.

That doesn't mean anything, but yeah, it is weird. Timing is awfully weird. You know what I'm saying? Just saying. Now, he is in the hospital. Now, something else has come out in the past couple of days as almost like a direct response to the shutdown ending. Okay. And now we have our wonderful congressman and women.

There's now allegedly these new. Epstein files, these new Epstein emails over 23,000 of them that just got dumped. You know, perfect time. Excuse me, perfect timing. I'm in everything. And now everybody's freaking the fuck out. So we got to make some clarity of this. See what we think here.

Let's dive into this a little bit. But this headline reads, Trump and Epstein meltdown as controversial GOP lawmaker is rushed into Situation Room Summit. So article reads, is a daily mail. Donald Trump was plunged into crisis over the release of Jeffrey Epstein emails on Wednesday calling an emergency summit at the situation room in the White House. The emails released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee revealed that the Epstein's frequently mentioned Trump in correspondence over a 15-year period. Top Trump officials met in the White House situation room amid bipartisan efforts in the House to force a vote on releasing the DOJ's case file related to Epstein. The meeting included Attorney General Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Cash Patel, and Republican Colorado Representative Lauren Bobert, according to sources.

Bobert is one of the leading MAGA lawyers or lawmakers in Congress pushing the Justice Department to publish their trove of Epstein files. Caroline Levin appeared to confirm the meeting took place during a Wednesday briefing. Let's check this. Did the president ever spend hours at Jeffrey Epstein's house? with a victim? These emails prove absolutely nothing other than the fact that President Trump did nothing wrong. And what President Trump has always said is that he was from Palm Beach and so was Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffrey Epstein was a member at Maralago until President Trump kicked him out because Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile and he was a creep.

In this email you refer to with the name of a victim that was unredacted now and has since been reported on in this room, so I will go ahead and say it, Virginia Guffrey. And it was CBS's own reporting Ouija that recently wrote that Ms. Guffrey maintained, and God rest her soul, that she maintained that there was nothing inappropriate she ever witnessed, that President Trump was always extremely professional and friendly to her. And so I think it's a question worth asking the Democrat Party, and you should all go ask them after this briefing, of why they chose to redact that name of a victim who has already publicly made statements

about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is in as unfortunately no longer with. Well, they redacted that name in hopes that people would assume it was another name so that they could say, well, see, Trump was doing this. Right. I mean, dude, my big question is, okay, dims, all right, how long have you guys had this?

How long have you guys been sitting on this? Why now? Why release it now? Why change the redactions on it? They didn't release everything either. They only released what was beneficial to them. 100%. 100%. Now, I mean, again, 23,000 emails or documents.

And it's a well-known fact, dude, that Trump was the first guy that got the FBI involved in this investigation. Yeah. Okay. He kicked him out of Marlago. He notified the FBI. These people run in the same circles. Okay. This is no different than you out there in the world.

You have your neighborhood bar that you go to. Yep. And you go into the bar and there's all these people that you see at the bar regularly. And you go in and you see a guy named Jeffrey. Jeffrey, you might take a picture with him once in a while when you fucking get fucked up. And it's just a dude that is in the same vicinity as you that you know for years and years. And then it comes out that he did some fucked up shit. Yeah.

And that's the nature from what I understand. And I've dug into this very deeply, Trump's involvement. And it's being weaponized against Trump. And I'll criticize Trump for lots of shit. But this, to me, is total bullshit. No, no. I mean, there was other things that came out in there, too. You had Andrew Mountbatten, so he's the ex-Prince, right?

He had to release his titles and names and lands and property. He used a very weird sign-off on his emails that he would put out. So, like, this is an email that was to Jeffrey Epstein from the Duke, and he always signed it, H-R-H, the Duke of York, K-G. Like, if you'd know you're doing some fucked-up shit, you probably don't want to put a single thing. signature in like that like I mean so but it just goes to show like there was some high level shit moving in this and there was a there was a level of of emboldeness I guess well yeah you

know what I'm saying like bro these people they're not getting caught now right right so it's not like they're wrong right you know like dude these people operate on a different level than everybody else and I don't understand how that's so hard to believe now so my lot of other people have been chiming in on this because you like you said they're trying to use this I don't disagree with you I think they're trying to use this as as a pressure point to get more people more even more people pissed off has never fucking drank alcohol yeah okay he's he he's he's this guy as is as traditional of a dude that there is all right outside of his vice for women the guy is as clean as a

fucking whistle yep okay so they're trying they couldn't get him with the women shit that's what they try to do for years okay the guy comes out he says yeah I like women mm-hmm you know what I'm saying like I'm not gay yeah so like now they can't really get him for that so now it's become this other thing and and using the the lack of transparency on all of this or yeah for sure to create assumptions that aren't actually true and and Caroline Leavitt makes the point perfectly there is if the name's already known, why would you redact it? And in a file, it's already been, you know, unredacted.

Right. And the only reason to do that would be to confuse people and thinking that it was a different victim accusing him of these things or saying these things. 100%. So, now one thing I always think is very important. And this is just a life tool that I use, right? Is when accusations come out, you have to pay attention who, who's like on that train.

Who's pushing it out? Yeah. Who's part? You know what I'm saying? And I just thought this was fucking hilarious. This was a tweet from Representative Eric Swalwell, who says, if Trump had sex with an underage girl, should he still be our president? Well, is there anything that says that he did that? Not only that, bro.

Well, no, I know this guy's the fucking pot calling the kettle black, bro. You're the one that gave away all our intelligence to some honeypot chick. Fang, fang! Yeah, she's dead now, too, right? Yeah. Yeah. You fucked Fang Fang. Yeah.

And you just endorsed this dude who just got arrested for child pedophilia. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. But you, but okay, let's question Trump. Yeah. Bro, I don't buy it, bro. I don't buy it either.

Just for that reason. Listen, we could have critiques all we want about Donald Trump and some of the things he's doing. This ain't one of them. This ain't it, bro. Yeah. This ain't it. That ain't it. Yeah.

So this is the email that you were referring to that, again, the name is there. but the Democrats, when they released this, they, they redacted the name, Virginia, go free out, and just redact it out and put victim. Like, it's insane. Now, there was another, there's a few emails that have come out, right? And it's like, it's kind of hard to follow because a lot of them are contradictory. And not only that, be very careful out there, guys, because a lot of these people, they're putting fake emails out.

Passing them off is real. You know what I'm saying? So, like, you got to be very, very careful with the information you guys. are getting. But I know this is another email that came out. This is Jeffrey Epstein emailing Larry Summers saying, quote, recall, I've told you, I have met some very bad people, none as bad as Trump. Not one decent cell in his body, so yes, dangerous. Yeah, but he's talking under the context of what their accepted reality is. Right. If you're in a club and everybody's doing cocaine, all right, And that's your accepted norm amongst you and your friends.

In this case, it would be whatever to fuck Epstein was doing. Right. And you consider someone who's going to maybe tell on you or not fit in or doesn't do drugs. You're going to see him as the fucking the odd man. A bad guy. Right. Right. Yeah.

I mean, who the fuck is Jeffrey Epstein talking about when he talks about decent cells and human bodies? Exactly. You know what I'm saying? Exactly. So we got to understand what that means. You can't just all of a sudden believe that Jeffrey Epstein is some sort of moral thermometer on anybody. Yeah. It's just, I read the whole thing as fucking bullshit. Yeah. Well, and I mean, they're using it now to just stir shit up.

But see, that's my other problem with this, though. It's like, I don't know if they're just stupid. Look, dude, here's the bottom line is this. This is the bottom line of the whole thing. until Trump comes out and says, here's what the fuck happened. Here's what it was. This is what happened. Here you go. This is going to continue.

The same discussion is going to continue over and over and over. And I believe that Thomas Massey is telling the truth about all of these things. And if you watch what he says, he says that the reason Trump doesn't want to say anything about it is because there's so many of his friends in his social circle that all had like extramarital affairs and shit going on, that he doesn't want to hurt those families, okay? But like, dude, we're talking about the fucking heart and soul of America here. We're talking about that a majority of the country believes

that our country is literally run and controlled by pedophiles, okay? It's a problem. Huh? That's a problem. Yeah. So I don't really give a fuck who gets what exposed. And I thought about this too. You know, when Trump says, I don't want innocent people to get hurt, there's also the possibility of this.

Because as I've discussed on the show many times, there is a backup stream of every single human's interactions on digital. Okay. Every picture you've sent, every email you've sent, every text you've sent, every call you've made, every conversation you've had. every conversation you've had within the hearing capabilities of your phone, all of these things are stored on everybody. And they're stored by the same groups that employ people like Jeffrey Epstein to gather intelligence. All right.

So what Trump could also be talking about is that they could release it on every single person in the whole world. They could say here's everybody's shit and that's actually biblical because if you read the Bible It says that all the secrets and all the truths and everything will be revealed All right. So what if that's their threat? Would everybody still be screaming for the fucking release? I would be Okay, I know I've done some fucked up shit, but like dude at the end of the day who hasn't? That's what I'm saying Who hasn't? But not only that like dude You see what I'm saying? Yeah, it's just like

I don't know. I just feel like if this is the situation it has to come out. It does. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care either. I don't care. But the other problem with this that we're moving into now and with all this AI shit is like at this point, how would we even know if it's fucking real?

Well, that's the point of why I believe the AI was put into culture the way that it was. Yeah, because you keep seeing it was put in. It was released in November of 2023. And I said this when it came out that I believe that the reason that it was put out when it was put out because let's be real, dude, this is not new tech. They've been using this for a long time. All right. The reason it was put out to the public, when it was put out to the public. Well, let's start here.

Do you really believe, does anybody really believe that AI did not exist before November 2023? Do you not believe that the government controlled this technology for a very long time? That's the truth. Okay. Then it gets dropped out in November of 2023. And it gets adopted. And now here we are exactly where I said we would be, where all this stuff starting to come out. But we're in a place where we can't really tell what's real and fake.

And so that is their defense to hide behind because eventually this will all be revealed and they're going to say exactly what you just said, bro. They're going to say, oh, that's AI. That's fake. That wasn't me. And how do we prove that? No, it came out a month after a very, you know, quote-unquote historic event took place globally right after October 7th.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, and dude, it's so crazy because what I believe is going to happen because AI is getting so fucking advanced right now right like there's you read them articles now like people can't differentiate AI artists versus you know real songs or they got them in Hollywood now listen you know what I'm saying I was just reading this morning dude Randy Travis country singer yeah had a stroke in 2013 he's still wheelchair bound right all right he just released new music you know how he did it yeah that's right crazy which you know that's cool but it shows you the

capabilities. The moment, because like right now, it's fooling a lot of people, right? It's fooling a lot of people. And the moment that it crosses that catechism of like questionable AI or question versus like questionable reality, no, drop it. People will have no chance to know. But I actually think this could lead to something really good.

I actually think that when people start to truly understand that they can't, I think it's good and bad. When people truly understand that they can't trust what they see on a device as truth or, you know, fiction, it's going to force people to move back to a less technology environment. Meaning they're going to spend more time in the real. We're already seeing this with Gen Z. A lot of Gen Z people are going to like dumb phones where you could just call them. Like, dude, this could kill all of the shit that they've built because people will just retains. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. But the problem with that is, is that then we lose the ability to dig behind the scenes of everything that they're doing. And the the, the, even like the curiosity to dig into that shit. It becomes the biggest pacifier ever. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Because reality can be so.

Their biggest mistake was releasing the fucking internet on the world. Yeah. And social media, which they did. You know, life, you go back to life lock. As a, as a way of control. That's right. It blew up in their fucking face. And the way that they get people to reject it is by making everything fake.

And everybody already knows that half the internet is bots. Okay? So it's already a manipulated reality. Dude. It's going to force people back to community. It's going to force people back to real life. It's going to force people back to living their lives and not spending so much time, you know, in this fake world. Yeah.

And I think what will eventually happen is, is that. I think people will reject it because they can't trust if it's, you know, real or fake. Dude, it definitely is getting fucking wild now, man. Yeah. Did you see the fucking thing on Navidia today? Hmm. So apparently, Navidia is inflating its numbers because they got funded so heavy.

They're worth like $5 trillion, $4.7 trillion. And now they're basically giving money to these other tech companies. And then these tech companies are then taking, like, I own Naviore. You own fucking, this is for sake of discussion. Niggavitia. You, okay, you own that. Yeah, and trademark. Yeah.

So you, so you're building an AI, right? So you start, you want to use Navidia, so I'm gonna send you money to like invest in your company. And then you turn around and buy that amount of chips back for me. So Navidia, because they're overfunded, allegedly, is literally taking the funding and boosting their own value to catch up through fake demand. Damn. Okay. And if that actually is true and that collapses, that's going to fuck the economy.

Not our economy, like out here in the real world, but Trump's economy. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So. Guys, let's know down to the comments. With that being, so let's go crew some of these comments, man. We got some. Let's go to this first one.

This is smart-ass Zog. He says, uh, I'm using. my $2,000 stemmy for guns, ammo, and first form energy. There you go. There you go. I go heavy on that energy. Not bias or anything. That's a safe bet.

Yeah, that's a safe bet. You got to run them. You don't need guns. Energy drinks. Yeah. All right. It works, man. We're with it.

This next one is from Cammo Rock Star 9841. He says, Black Rock and other investment firms own less than 1% of single family homes. I like you guys, but facts are facts. Well, what's about, what about Blackstone? What about Vanguard? What about State Street? He says other investment firms. A lot of people say Black Rock and Blackstone, they don't understand there's two different ones. Blackstone owns quite a bit. And one percent is too much, even if that is the truth. Yeah, well, no, I mean, if we got to put the stuff in numbers, bro. We're actually looking at about $39 billion in real estate assets, just in America alone. They also have a lot of indirect ownership because of their portfolios.

They hold this. I mean, you know what they're building right now. They're building developments that are meant to be rental developments. Like they're building whole entire neighborhoods that look just like the ones they built five years ago, but they're all for rent. Yeah, not for sale. Right. They're for rent. Which goes right into the, oh, nothing. We have. Yeah. 100% the world economic form bullshit. Yeah. They also own a shit ton

of multi-family properties as well. Yeah. So, I mean, again, which the point is, and if they're also doing a bunch of mortgage capitals, meaning you default on your fucking loan, then who owns the house? Yeah.

They own it. Right. Come on. I mean, listen, we're not just spitting out shit out of our ass. But yeah, cool. Thanks, Cammo Rock. The next one is from,

like a boss. Now, this is interesting because we've, I mean, let's read this, okay? It says how Black Rock invests in real estate, indirect ownership, Black Rock invests in companies that own large portfolios of real estate. For example, it holds a significant stake in American homes for rent, which owns thousands of single family homes.

So while they may not directly own them, they're owning them through other companies. Vast asset management. The company's real estate asset division manages an estimated $39 billion in real estate, which includes a wide range of property types, such as office buildings, retail spaces, and student housing. Mortgage Capital, BlackRock is also a major investor in mortgage-backed securities providing capital that helps families finance their home purchases.

So they own the home, they lending the money, they take the interest off the money, and you, do you understand? Yep. They still got you. Yeah. But we don't own home. That's cool. Yeah.

No, they do. They do. And this is just... They fucking own everything, dude. This is one example, yeah. One example. But yeah, cool. This next one's from Like a Boss.

Now, this is something interesting. We got two different types of hate comments today. Oh, really? And it's so weird, dude. It's about your... About the stance on Trump, man. Like, people are either mad that you're too nice on Trump? I know.

Or they're too... They're mad that you're not nice. That's what happens when you stand on your own two fucking feet. Yeah, bro. Okay? And have independent thought. That is... That is, that's what happens.

Strong and independent white. Yeah, you're going to have people on, that feel passionately about every subject, be mad at you for you believing something different. And it's interesting to me how everybody complains about how there's no civil discourse anymore. But yet, when we look at the comment sections of anything that anyone says, all we see is people just attacking them for having the belief. How many times do you see in the comment? section of a post, an actual well thought out, non-disc respectful comment that would be seen as a

conversation or a dialogue. We very rarely see that. And what people don't understand, this is a great example of we are society, right? Everybody likes to point the finger and say, society's broke. Why don't we have civil discourse? Why don't we do this? Why don't we do that? Well, look at the own shit you're saying. Okay, we don't have civil discourse because you don't have civil discourse. So anytime that you have any independent thought whatsoever that, and why independent thought, I mean, it comes out of your own motherfucking brain, all right? You are going to have people that want you to jump to their team or jump over here or say you're stupid for not reinforcing what they believe. And like, that's the nature of having independent thought, bro, and that's

why nobody has it. Well, yeah, man, let's keep cruising, though. We got a, we got headline two. Headline number two. Let's talk about some weird stuff happening, but trying to get some accountability. Gotta give it a for effort. Headline number two, I thought this was weird.

This came out not too long ago. The DOJ is seeking suspect after attack on U.S. attorney Alina Haba's office. Yeah, this just happened. This is weird. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Thursday that an individual attempted to confront acting U.S. Attorney for District of New Jersey, Alina Haba, on Wednesday night, destroyed property in her office and then fled the scene. Thankfully, Elena is okay, Bondi added.

Any violence or threats of violence against any federal officer will not be tolerated, period. This is unfortunately becoming a trend as radicals continue to attack law enforcement agents around the country. quote, she continued, We will find this person and the individual will be brought to justice. A federal prosecutors, agents, and law enforcement partners put their lives on the line every day to protect the American people. And this department will use every legal tool available to ensure their safety and hold violent offenders fully accountable. Bondi also added. Haba said following the incident that, quote,

I will not be intimidated by radical lunatics for doing my job. And I thought this was a little weird. because, dude, there's been a lot of these things happening. And, like, you're telling me that somebody just randomly was able to gain access into, you know, for the most, like, some place that me and you could not just typically walk into. I'm not saying this is an inside job. What I'm saying is we still have these people that are in these agencies, in these offices, that are fucked up.

Like, did you hear that shit about the J6 pipe bomber? Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And where is that? Where is that? Where are we talking about that? Oh, the former, former police officer capital, that's now with the CIA. Now working at the fucking CIA dude. Yeah. Who's shown on camera with a

biological, biometric match of their walking gate that it was this woman. And then she was also the first one, the first person who shot the fucking paintballs into the crowd and got them all riled up. And now she's at the CIA. Yeah, that's right. Good little CIA. Good job. Yeah. Yeah. That's right.

Good girl. Like, dude, it's just, there's so much shit that's happening, dude. It's just, it does not make sense. It doesn't make sense. I don't think you can intimidate this woman either, though. No. She's badass. Elena's a fucking, she's on it, bro.

She's on it. But I just like, I have a problem. Like, we keep seeing these like holes in gaps in security or, or, you know, protection. I mean, bro, you know the rule, dude. Like, if you really want to fuck with someone. If you're willing to give up your own freedom or your own life, you can get to anybody. It's true. I mean, that's the rule.

That's true. That's the rule. You can fuck with anybody. You can do whatever you want to anybody as long as you're willing to pay the consequences. That's the truth. Yeah. Yeah. And it's so crazy, too, because you have a lot of these people that are in these agencies,

in these offices that truly believe they're doing, they're on the right side. You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah. In their mind, they're preventing a Nazi takeover. United States of America. Right. Yeah. Right.

You know what I'm saying? And like, and they believe they're doing their patriotic duties. That's right. You know what I'm saying? So you combine that.

Like that, like bro, people who really, like if you truly believe you're the, you're on the right side. Well, how do you convince them

that they're not? Fuck. Yeah. That's the problem. Yeah. Because once people identify with a certain set of beliefs, it's very hard to get them

to back off of that set of beliefs because they have their own ego invested. Very few people are aware of their ego in real time. Very few people can say, I'm buying this thing because I need this thing versus I want this thing. Or I'm saying this thing because it's true or it's because how I feel right now. I want it to be true. Right? So very few people in humanity have the ability to identify ego decisions versus logic decisions in the moment.

And when you have someone who has based their identity. into something so hard. I am a chiefs fan. I'm a Cardinals fan. How would you convince a Cardinals fan to be a Cubs fan? That's what you're talking about here. So there's no conversation that can be had, right? No.

Not only that, they're justified in anything they do. That's right. You know, and like to the point where like, if you question it, like, what the fuck? What do you mean? This is wrong. That's the biggest lie that's told, dude, is that, Do nobody's talking about this type of shit? No, but here's the thing.

Like any war that's ever been fought in history, both sides thought they were the good side. That's right. You know what I'm saying? Right. So like, you know, we got to be honest about this. Like nobody says, like you guys all hate, not you guys, but, you know, everybody hates, let's say, I don't know.

The Austrian guy? ISIS. Okay. All right. ISIS thinks they're fucking patriots. They think they're doing the will of God. If you ask them and you talk to them, they're like, no, dude, look at all this shit. If you sat down with them and had a logical conversation, a lot of what they said would probably make a lot of sense.

Okay? To them. To them. Right. But this lie that, you know, there's a good side and a bad side, that's like one of the biggest lies told. North versus South. the South thought they were fucking doing the right thing. And I think that's the other piece

like just because they're the quote unquote losing side doesn't always mean that there were the wrong side. Yeah, what do you guys think? The good side's undefeated. Yeah, right. That's right. That's right. Dude. Yeah. Fuck, man. It's just it's so crazy. It's so

crazy. But they get like they're justified in their actions. They're justified in their actions. Like I saw this like to that point through, you know, the movie In glorious Bastards, right? So Colonel Hans Landa, who's played by actor Christopher Waltz, I believe he's his name. They interviewed him.

There was an interview of him talking about his character and stuff, and they actually was like, man, like, dude, you played that role phenomenally. Like, how could you bring yourself to play somebody so evil? And he's like, he wasn't evil. He thought, you know what I'm saying? It changes.

Depends on where you're standing. Yeah, man. It's so crazy. But let's talk about some people who are wrong. We got, This is crazy. You got, this headline reads, Clinton tap judge could toss Tish James and James Comey. After hearing arguments, Trump prosecutor is illegitimate.

So again, people who should be being held accountable, right? Who were emboldened by their positions and their identities, you know, doing literally anything they wanted because they thought they were on the right side. James Comey can post a fucking subliminal assassination message about. the sitting president of the country. Tish James, you know, she doesn't fucking, she did some, some really just the same shit she was trying to prosecute

Trump on. Yeah. Essentially. And it's all about to get tapped and tossed. We'll see. A federal judge on Thursday suggested that she could toss the charges against ex-FBI boss James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia

James because she agrees with their arguments that the prosecutor who brought the case is illegitimate. Alexandria district judge Cameron McGowan, Curry, who was appointed to the bench by President Bill Clinton, appeared skeptical of several of the government's arguments about why the appointment of Lindsay Halligan as interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia was over above board. So James and Comey, they're seeking to have their cases for bank fraud and line to Congress,

respectively, dismissed on a technicality, claiming Bondi used her one opportunity to appoint someone to the empty position for a 120-day period when she installed Halligan's predecessor. Prosecutor Henry Whitaker countered during Thursday's hearings, quote, the Attorney General is entitled to multiple 120-day appointments. So, yeah, so James Comey, he was charged with federal criminal accounts of bank fraud and making false claims to a financial institution that allegedly netted her $19,000 in savings for a loan on a second home.

She put herself down as like the wife or whatever, you know what I'm saying? Like you lied, lady. Yeah. And then former FBI director, Comey, he's being charged with lying to Congress about the leaks to the press involving agency probes. And, yeah, you got a Clinton judge in there.

Well, the Latisha James thing is, is is bullshit okay but that's the same thing she got Trump on I know and it's the same thing they could get anybody here here on anybody listening on they could say you when you filled out your your loan application you estimated your net worth to be X and you missed it by this much so that's fraud yeah yeah yeah this is not the type of accountability like I mean dude there's a catch-all charge they can fucking put on all these people. Mm-hmm.

Very simple. Yeah. You put that on, put that in front of the right judge, you're fine. You know, if we're still going to try to maintain this illusion

of democracy that we have and follow our rules that we have, like, okay, do it. Yeah, I mean, dude,

this is no different to me than them saying, oh, we caught all these NBA players tossing games. Oh, I got that next. Yeah, like,

it's just bullshit. Like, it's like a distraction. Low-level, fucking low-hanging fruit, yeah. Low-hanging fruit, man.

Yeah, and as much as I don't like Lettisa James, I mean, dude, if they're Pressing her on that, that's fucked up. That's the truth. I don't like her. You can't say, this is what we're getting to in the comments. You can't sit here and say,

they can't do that. And then when your team does it, say, oh, well, fuck her. That's not, that's not how this works. And I don't, this lady, I hate this lady. You know what I'm saying? I don't know her personally, but like, from what I can tell, I don't like her hands, dude. Look at those

fucking corn dog. rappers. Listen, man, it is what it is. You just can't, you got to be real. You know what I'm saying? Well, because again, all it does is just continues the fucking precedence. That's right. If they take her and do all this shit over 19 grand, that's fucking, that's nonsense.

Yeah, I'm sure she's done a whole lot of other things. I'm sure there's much worse that you can catch. Yeah, but see, they don't want to prosecute on the other things or chase the other things because why? Yeah. Because they did the same motherfucking things. We'll hang her up on this bullshit fucking thing they did to Trump and you know like that'll be the example I mean yeah dude go ahead and do it to show her a lesson but like let's be real dude like y'all fucking hated it when you did it to him now you're doing it to them and you think that's okay and that's the problem with this country let's get these people on some real stuff well I mean let's get our people the citizens to recognize that we have to be objective about where we apply the law for the law or actually work work.

That's crazy, man. It's crazy. But yeah, so, I mean, interesting. There's a hobby there. Yeah, she's dope. I mean, she was Trump's attorney in all of this. Yeah. A lot of this.

Very capable woman, man. She's killer. Yeah. Let's just hope they keep her protected. Yeah. It's very important. But yeah, guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

Brett says smoking hot. Okay. Brett said that in the chat, not me. Yeah. Yeah. Let's keep cruising. It's all professional wrestling. I think Big Page.

I mean, there's an argument to be made for that. Yeah. There was an email. One of those emails had a conversation between Epstein and I forgot who it was, but they were talking about their boss. They were like, it was basically showing that they were working. for someone else. They had somebody else they were answering to. Yeah.

Huh. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah, it was interesting. Yeah. Let's keep cruising, man. We got a third and final headline. Kind of alluded to it, man. We've got to talk about the sports shit going on right now. I got a pee. I actually have to. Can we go to? Yeah, we're going to take a pee break. Pea break. Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back.

All right. Well, I don't get to see the chat. Huh? I can't see the chat. DJ didn't wash his hands. I did. I did. Andy, didn't I? No, Andy's got that power stream.

No, dude, I got that old man prostate. I get a little tinkle. Yeah. Oh, man. Where is DJ's bathroom? We did wipe out the sink. Oh, come on, guys. You have to.

Otherwise, you die. Special sinks. Warsh? They got laser beams. Mm-hmm. Seashon engineered it. That's right. It's called Good Ivy.

All right. Right. No, DJ didn't sit down to pee. I witnessed it. I did, no. Why did they? Oh, man. All right, guys.

Back of the show. Chat's hot. Yeah, we got a roll. We got headline three. Got to talk about it. You kind of brought it up a little bit. There's some heat. And it wouldn't be, you know, a CTI without a little racism from DJ.

So, I mean, it's going to talk about. to be in there. Just wait for it. But let's talk about it. I mean, is racism even a real thing anymore? Kind of. Is it? Well, you wait and see.

I don't think it is. I think it's just that person's a piece of shit. Yeah. I'm a fun cultural humor. I got some culture. That is cultural. Cultural humor is the funniest humor. Mm-hmm.

Yeah, for sure, ma'am. But headline three reads. FBI agents, swoop to arrest MLB star, Emmanuel Claise. at JFK amid baseball gambling storm. Baseball now too? Baseball.

No shit. Baseball's in it. Yeah. We got the Cleveland Guardian star. Manuel Clossey was arrested by the FBI Thursday after landing back in the United States, where he is accused of being part of a scheme to rig bets during Major League Baseball games. Alongside fellow Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz, today is alleged to have taken bribes from betters.

to throw certain types of pitches, including tossing balls in the dirt instead of strikes. They are facing multiple counts, including wire fraud conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy, and bribery. According to the indictments, unsealed Sunday in Brooklyn, the baseball stars took several thousand dollars in payoffs

to help two unnamed gamblers from their native Dominican Republic win at least half a million, almost half a million dollars, It's 460 grand. The in-game bets focused on the speed and outcomes of certain pitches. Cose flew back from the Dominican Republican on Thursday morning on arrival in New York, New York's JFK airport where he was detained by FBI agents.

The 27-year-old is due to be arraigned at 2 p.m. in Brooklyn. Now, of course, his lawyer is saying he's innocent of all charges. He's going to be clearing his name. but here's from the indictment okay okay this is one example that they pushed down and this was on a parlay bet uh totaling four thousand dollars okay um that the pitch that clausay would throw would be a ball um and he threw the pitch that appeared to be a ball but the batter swung resulting in a strike and leading uh better one and better two to lose their wages so this is the clip i mean this is the video evidence of it. Let's check this out.

And a swing into this. It's started them off. So this is kind of what made people pissed off, okay? Because he was supposed to swing just... So they're betting on the actual pitches. Like this pitch is going to be a ball. Correct. This pitch is going to be a strike. Correct. This pitch is going to be a curve ball. Correct. All right. Correct. And I guess he just didn't throw a ball

good enough. Lost these guys four grand on their parlay bet. Pissing people off. So now they're ratting. Right now this is very... Oh, so this came out because that batter swung. Right. And the people who lost... Got pissed. Damn.

Four grand. Damn, they're going to throw their homie in or the bus. He couldn't control that. And I think, I don't know how much they were supposed to be winning off of that. I mean, but it would have been a significant amount. You put $4,000 on a parlay bet. You're coming out. 12 grand.

I mean, but I mean, we're talking about the Dominican Republican, you know what I'm saying? Like, 20 bucks to take you a long way. Yeah. Dominican's a fun place. And make you a king down there. That's right. So I've heard. Okay.

Now, it's very similar to what just got exposed with the NBA, right? And there's the NBA scandal that we also covered here on CTI. This was back in October 23rd. You had a Miami Heat Player Terry Rozier. You had a head coach, Chauncey Billups, got arrested. All right, guys, but there's a reason. We got Why don't we care

This is a headline Why don't we care About the MLB gambling scandal Like we do the NBA Oh, it's racism Oh come on That's your best guess It's racism

Racism Racist Everything I don't like is racist You know why? You know why, Andy? Why? It's racism The guys in the MLB

are black too Not same same Okay, they're Dominican black. Yeah. Because here's the difference, Andy. The difference is the NBA's outspokenness on cultural issues that would run counter to the conservative agenda, like it's support for Black Lives Matter movement and the difference

in how each case has been played by a federal government. Perhaps there is something to that line of thinking. Yeah, it's because, you know, end racism. And I guess, you know. So they're all black. That's the, they're all black. Well, I mean, yeah, dude, come on. Can I ask a cultural, because I know you speak for the entire black.

I do sit on the board for the National Association. You got to put your glasses on. Yep, one second. So I am speaking here with the spokesperson of the Black People's Association of the United States of America, Mr. DJ Freeman. DJ XXL. All right. Why is it?

that your people believe Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You're the spokesperson. I'm speaking to your people. Why is it? Why is it that your people believe that screaming racism absolves them of any crime? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, listen, this is something we've talked about. This is an honest interview. Bro, they've got to do the parlay bets to feed the kids. How else? They're going to feed their kids. So if they don't feed the kids. kids and it's racist? Yes.

Okay. Yes. You know, you want their kids to starve because they can't. So I'm a bad person. You're a terrible human. God. Again. I think it's racist for you to ask.

You know what? I'm going to go, you know, can I wash your feet? Yes. Yeah. I'm sorry. Dude, it is so mind blowing to me, though, man. It's like, because we saw this.

Like, I remember this used to be a big thing. I mean, dude, how cool would it be to be able to, like, do whatever you want? and get caught and be like, oh, it's fucking racist. Did they get off? Yeah, but like, dude, I remember with like professional athletes, you know,

I'm gonna try that. Go back like 10, 15 years ago, where it's like, and probably before that, but like the biggest things are like, these guys would come into this wealth of money and then just lose it on gambling or clubbing and drinking. You know what I'm saying?

Like these guys would end up becoming bankrupt, right? But now we're seeing this twist where these guys are coming into this, you know, pretty decent amounts of money, man. And they're willing to risk it all on gambling. Like gambling and this, like behind the fucking scenes gambling. You know what I'm saying? It's like, I don't understand that piece of it, bro.

Well. Like, why would you want to lose that on that? Cocaine is a much funner story. You know what I'm saying? Listen, I think, what is that? I think it's what I said earlier, almost similar to the most people are not aware enough to identify their ego decisions from law. decisions or their emotional decisions from logic decisions.

I also believe that this, you know, listen, most of these athletes are not rocket scientist, bro. Like, these aren't, this is the mistake that people make for politicians as well. Actors. They assume, people assume that politicians are much smarter than them and know more than them and are much more qualified than them. And for some reason, when they see people on TV, whether it be an athlete, or a doctor or a politician or an actor,

they automatically assume, well, that person must be of high intelligence. It has to be smart. And it's just not true. No, watch this show. And I don't think many people, I know this for sure, for my years and years and years of being

in the personal development space, most people have a very hard time making decisions right now that align with who they're trying to be. They don't understand delay gratification in all aspects, which is also very confusing to me, right? Because they work their whole lives to get where they are. That's what I'm saying. Right?

So they obviously understand the delay gratification aspect in certain areas, but not their whole areas. So I just think this is stupid motherfuckers to answer your question. It's so stupid, man. Yeah. It's so stupid. I mean, you're talking about years of training. You're talking about 20 years of your whole life.

At least. You're throwing away your whole life, dude. And you're about to go to prison, bro. Yeah, not jail. Like, you're going to prison. It's stupid. It's stupid. It's just stupid motherfuckers. Now, here's another question.

I mean, maybe we can get a little conspiratorial on this, but like, these guys aren't the big dogs in this shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, who, who, who approached them? Who, who, like, that's, that's who should be going to jail. You know what I'm saying? Like, where are these guys in the fucking indictments? Where, where are they at?

Where are they at being arrested? Like, I'm not saying that they're, again, I'm not saying they should be off the, off the cuff, right? No, they're culpable. They're part of it. They're in it. Look, they ban Pete Rose for life, who was the greatest major league baseball player ever for gambling. Yeah. Okay.

What's going to happen to these guys? Right. Right. And to your point, I don't know. Who's orchestrating this? I bet they got Italian last names. Just be real. Like three of them with all the same first name.

Listen, there's all kinds of organized crime, right? Like, like the organized, the organized Jewish crime is the Israeli cabal that we have a big problem with. The organized Italian crime, they like to gamble, right? Bread and wine, though. Black people like disorganized crime. Yeah. Yeah, that's their, that's their flavor. So.

That's not true. Yeah. I mean, everybody's got the. flavor bro we all go right wait i thought i was robbing them no i'm robbing them i mean they could they could use some coordination yeah robbing together you all fight like that too you all fight like that it ain't ever one-on-one oh shit that's organized yeah that gets organized actually you know what that's that's a good case i did yeah yeah yeah fuck man it's so crazy but i would i would really like to see that like where we're the boss where are the ringleaders

of this shit you know what i'm saying And it seems like it's affecting every sport now. I mean, because you got NBA. I know there was some stuff that popped up about the UFC. You know what I'm saying? And now you got MLB. Like, what's next? Is the WNBA next?

I mean, I mean, nobody's betting on that. Has anybody betting on it? You got to watch it for people to bet. Just bet that they're going to miss the layup, but you'd be fine. Oh, man. Hey, man. To be fair, to be fair, we did get a chance to meet Sophie Coneyhan. Yeah, she's a boss.

She's so cool. Yeah. She's so cool. She makes her layup. Yeah. But everybody else, I mean, you know. I don't know, man. You know what?

I'm a fan of the WNBA if the Indiana Fever's playing because somebody might get beat up. That's where I like. You can't not root for like the gladiator. No, you can't, you can't not root for like the homegrown Missouri girl going out on the court beating a fuck out of people. That's real. I love it. Yeah, I'm with it.

That was the first thing I said to her whenever I met her, too. I'm like, beat more ass. Yeah, that's right. That's right. That's right. I asked, the first thing I said was, how's your knee? Yeah. And she's like, it's good.

And I said, all right, you ready beat some more ass? Yeah. Yeah. Sophie's fucking cool. But yeah, man, guys jumping on this combo, man, they need to stop this shit. They need to stop it. And I want, like, I wonder too, like,

it's only going to take a couple of them to get fucking 10, 15 years. DJ, this happens. This happens once every 15 years. Where a couple dudes will step out of line. They get fucking crushed. You get this great idea. And then it doesn't, yeah, right.

And nobody's ever thought of. Right. That's exactly what happens. Dude, I got this great idea. Yeah. Fuck. Yeah. Damn, that is a really good idea.

Wait, so I don't swing or swing? Fuck, man. Yeah, I don't know, man. Bro, you know a soccer player got killed for that one time, dude. Huh? Yeah, bro. They hit soccer too? Yeah, a dude named Escobar in Columbia.

He fucking scored an own goal on accident, and they fucking killed him. Oh, fuck. Yep. Fuck. That's crazy. It's actually a pretty famous story. I've never heard of that. Yeah.

That's crazy. Yeah. Look it up, dude. Pull it up on Google. Just put soccer player murdered for own goal. On the field? No, it wasn't on the field. Colombian soccer player Andres Escobar was murdered.

What was that like mid-90s? Yeah, 94. FIFA World Cup. I remember this, dude. Jeez. Yeah. Yep. Shot and killed him.

Right after the game, dude. Bro. Yeah. Fuck. Mm-hmm. Massive gambling losses suffered by powerful drug lords. Mm-hmm. Oh, bro, yeah.

I mean, the cartel, bro, you can't fuck with them, bro. And it was an accident. It was a fucking accident. That's crazy. Yeah. How much was on the line, you think? I don't know. Never came out.

I'm sure it was quite a bit. But yeah. Jeez. At a nightclub. Wait, is this the fucking video of the dude that was like he was in the nightclub and he got a note? I don't think so. Okay. Yeah.

I don't know if I don't think so. Yeah. that we didn't have cameras around all over the place back then yeah it was a much better world definitely was um that's fucking crazy man yeah that's so crazy be on man got i mean let's just get to the bottom of this who gives a fuck where's the epstein list that's right let's gamble on that let's fucking let's let's let's dig into your own crimes that's what you promised people are booing you because you're not doing what you said you were going to do period That's it

You can sit here and say Oh, I did all these things I did all these things I did all these things Bro You've deported 400,000 motherfuckers There's 20 million of them here Do the math

Okay, we're not fixing the problem Yeah, that's not Like the FBI They're touting this bro It's like oh this look we did We got yeah of course But dude every time they do this It just discredits them further

Because people have become smart enough To understand That these are the crumbs Yeah, bro. I don't give a, I don't even, I don't give a fuck. Right. I don't really care. Yep.

I don't either. Not, I, I could, I give less than a single fuck. Yeah, about this. I really do. Yeah, man. Guys, jumping on this conversation, man. Let's go down in the comments what you guys think. Isn't it funny how this gets so much attention, but yet zero attention of that woman shooting pepper balls?

Yeah. Or the pipe bomb shit? Right. Like, dude, people are smart, dude. They're not stupid. So crazy, man. Yeah, man, guys, it is that time of the show. As always, we have thumbs up or dumb as fuck.

That's where we bring in a headline. We talk about it. We vote on it. We give it one of these two options. Talk about AI a little bit. Let's see how this works. Our thumbs up or dumbest fuck headline reads, art troll sneaks AI generated print onto museum wall,

where it hung unnoticed by hundreds of viewers. All right. Yeah. Call it a 100 Biden 2.0. Yeah. It was a perfect AI mutation. Just in case artificial intelligence wasn't encroaching upon enough human spaces of late, an art world troll sneakily displayed a piece of AI generated art at a museum in the UK last month

before bemused visitors alerted employees to the artificially intelligent design. The digital print had been serentipitously showcased at the National Museum, Cardiff, in Wales by secretive artist Elias Mero, who said the work was viewed by a few hundred people before its removal the BBC reported. Rendered in the style of a historical oil painting, the machine-generated masterpiece depicted a young boy in a school uniform who was sitting down with a book under his arm and an empty plate on his lap. Merro had reportedly sketched out the image before rendering it with AI and making prints. To complete the effect, Merrow hung a plaque beside the magnum foupai, or pha-po, what is that? Phopal. Identifying it as empty plate by said after, along with listing the medium and lender. An item, quote, an item was placed without permission on a gallery wall.

A museum spokesperson said, we were alerted to this. and have removed the item in question. Nevertheless, the undercover exhibition proved a triumph from Mero, who said the guest responded well and even took photos. So this is it here on the wall. So not a big one. I guess that would bring too much attention. But you're zooming.

I mean, it's not terrible. I mean, this shouldn't surprise anybody. I mean, they can make complete videos that sound exactly like the person. They look exactly like the person. Of course, they can make this. Yeah. What's the dude's name with the old voice? Yeah, Morgan Freeman.

He's like suing a bunch of people right now for it. Yeah. Because he does have like a trademarked very course. Of course. Yeah. That's, that's, I mean, that's a big deal. This is a huge deal. Like people, we are running blindly into this technology as citizens without

understanding the true depth of the dangers that it presents for humans. Um, when you can't tell the difference between an AI generated painting or a human painting, then what value is human creativity? If you can't tell the difference between Morgan Freeman's voice and AI's voice, then what is the intellectual property value of Morgan Freeman's voice after his whole entire year? Nothing. Right. Or I mean, his whole entire life.

Yeah, nothing. Right. So, um, you know, this is a big deal. It's way bigger than people can really comprehend. And it's not good. No. So, you know, it's interesting, but not surprising. And I don't know how you put it back in the box.

You know, how do you put it back in the box? I don't think you do. The only way you could put AI back in the box is by pulling the plug in all technology. Yeah. So. Yeah. The artist look here.

the artist said that the knockoff was to illustrate how public institutions decide what's worth showing and what happens when something outside that system appears within it. Merrill said the use of AI and their artwork represented the natural evolution of artistic tools declaring AI is here to stay to gatekeep its capability would be against the beliefs. I hear dear, I hold dear about art. So, like, this is a guy who doesn't know his own destruction. Well, I think what he's saying is that... It's just a tool, okay?

Paintbrush is a tool. Paints a tool. Canvas is a tool. This is just, what he's saying is this is the evolution of how things are going to be created. And he's probably not wrong. Yeah. But that doesn't take away the argument of what value and how that diminishes value of human creativity. Right?

Yeah. So if everybody has the capability to create, then what value do actual creatives bring to the world? That's a big problem. and people aren't thinking about it. No. No, man. They're not. I don't know what the solution is, but

we're going to go through some some, I mean, here's the truth. We're going to go through some fucking dystopian shit. And we're living in it now, but it's going to get way worse before it gets better. So, yeah. Now, A for effort here.

I'll give a thumbs up, though. I mean, good, good, way to sneak it in, I guess. I mean, he's proven a point. I just don't think he's proven the point that he thinks he's proven. Yeah. Yeah. That's real, bro. But again, it's all perspective.

Yeah, but let's say the whole art industry, though. I've never, like, because to me, it's like money laundering, basically. Like, once you go to a high level fucking shit. So is antique furniture. Yeah. Okay. So people don't understand why people buy these things, okay? Like, antique furniture is one of the most valuable things.

that you can buy and it continues to appreciate. And there's no log or tax forms or anything. It's just way to hold your money tax free. Lots of people do that with art. They do that with things like antiques. There's all different kinds of ways. Especially when you can assign the value to be whatever you want to be.

Yeah. So yeah, a lot of it is. And you know, yeah, I mean, it is what it is man. Yeah. uh we're gonna see yeah see we shall yeah guys andy that's all i have yep me too all right guys we will see you on monday and we will have the new show schedule for you in monday's show um for next week so appreciate you guys don't be a ho share the show we're from sleeping on the flow now my jury box froze fuck a pole fuck a bull fuck a stove count it

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