The Sevan Podcast - Greg Glassman #49 | Live Call In - Divided

Episode Date: October 31, 2024

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Bam, we're live. Good morning. Matt Schindeldecker, what's up? Good morning. Make it a great day, but more importantly, make yourself great today. Great line. Love it. Good to see you guys.
Starting point is 00:00:13 Greg Glassman's coming on today. How's my volume? Good. Let's even get the phone lines up. I was watching Jimmy Kimmel's monologue this morning. It was a 19 minute monologue where he's asking all Republicans to listen to it. And you know, of course, before I started listening to it, I'm thinking to myself, well, this is the guy that was pushing the vaccine and villainizing people who wouldn't take government mandated drugs,
Starting point is 00:00:47 which he ended up being 100% wrong about. I wonder if this guy listens to himself. Boy, he sounds no different than Kamala. I made it about eight minutes through and then I was like, oh shit, it's getting late. late I better get to the I better get to the computer but man what a mess what a fucking mess Jimmy Kimmel sounds no different than Kamala Harris it's funny the stuff he pushes back on they do this thing where they want to make you, I guess the term they call it, it's gas lighting. But he opens with, if you're the kind of person who thinks that the government is involved in weather modification, then I'm probably not going to be able to convince you of anything
Starting point is 00:01:41 or talk to you. And it's not even worth listening to my monologue. It's a monologue for Republicans But I haven't done this yet, but I'm just gonna go and we all know there's been weather modification, you know efforts Fucking who knows? I think the article the first article I saw was in the New York Times Dated back to the 1970s, but I'm just gonna put in a government weather Modification in a government weather modification.
Starting point is 00:02:10 US government, and this is what Google says, the US government does not currently fund or participate in weather modification projects, but some information about weather modification is available below. Required companies to report to NOAA at least 10 days before engaging in weather modification activities. So, the first thing is that the government doesn't do it.
Starting point is 00:02:30 And then the next thing is, is that if you're going to do it, you have to notify the government. Oh, and then all about the hurricanes. Yeah, crazy. Let me see. Fact checking the BenQ weather modification. I wonder maybe if it's just terms. Oh, the most common form, and then you go straight to Wikipedia, the most common form of weather modification is cloud seeding. So there is weather modification, and it's right here.
Starting point is 00:03:19 It's been going on since the 19th century. 1954, Thailand had a big project. I know that I pulled it up on here before. Oh, cloud seeding is a common technique to enhance precipitation. So there it is. Right away, you can find it. It is used in a variety of drought-prone countries, including United States, China, India, Russia, and China. So the first thing he opens with is that there's no manipulation. Oh, the project was run by the United States government from 1962 to 1983.
Starting point is 00:04:10 Wow and they even did a project in 2007 on how to stop a hurricane. It's just crazy that right off the bat that's what he tries to gaslight people into thinking that that shit doesn't happen. There's no quick Google searches. It's common practice I was watching jimmy kimmel's up this morning Uh, he he did a 19 minute monologue and he says please all trump supporters see this and it's just gaslighting It's just fucking crazy It's he's absolutely bat shit crazy
Starting point is 00:04:44 Basically saying if you believe anything that comes from the right, you're crazy. And he goes after weather modification. He goes after hormone therapies for children. He says that shit doesn't happen. Just all sorts of wild shitty saying. And it's like, and I don't know anyone who's involved in cloud seating projects, but I definitely know a few people who've had their kid approached for offerings of hormone therapies. And now we know in the state of California, if your kid's over the age of 12, you don't have full access to their health file, to whatever they're, whatever, whatever we use as parents, their health records.
Starting point is 00:05:26 One of our friends who's a pretty hardcore liberal who was vaccine injured, Greg, who has a bunch of kids, the last time we were at their house, the mother approached me and was like, oh shit. And I go, what? And they go, I got the letter today from the state saying I no longer have access to my kids' medical records because their kid turned 12. And she said I can't even access and she said and I checked and I can't even access my kids full medical records without my kids consent.
Starting point is 00:05:55 It takes a village to raise a child. Right? You know, there was some debate as to what she meant, even for those that suffered through that fucking thing. But it sounds good, right? It was always obvious what it meant. It meant the state raising your children. Yeah, I, you know, I just surprised.
Starting point is 00:06:21 Raise your hand if you're surprised. Well, you know, to Well, you know to me- We're living through what William F. Buckley warned us about in the 70s and 80s. And George Orwell before that. And what surprises me is that it even comes in this Orwellian double speak kind of gender affirming healthcare is chopping off your penis, you know?
Starting point is 00:06:52 I mean, right, right. Amazing, right. Amazing. A brilliant construction. A brilliant construction. That it works is what is why it's brilliant. Like you can't even make that up without laughing, I would presume. I mean, I'm guilty, man. And then someone said, no, that's how you do it. That's what you do. You call it gender
Starting point is 00:07:17 affirming healthcare. People can go ahead and stop. We're just chopping off the dick. They go, no, try it. It works. So swear to God, I think it does. And giving them even if you don't want to take it that far, giving them hormone therapies with irreversible consequences. To removing the parents oversight of the kids health care is is parents oversight of the kids health care is is bizarre I had a Dale was on here yesterday he's feeling pretty confident that Trump's gonna win I go back and forth after I got off with him. I was pretty excited And then I went and watched some video clips and I wasn't so excited
Starting point is 00:08:15 It's gonna be crazy. Hey, there's gonna be crazy riots if Trump wins, right? I'm almost more excited for those crazy riots I Have no idea man. I have no idea, man. I can't even, I don't even know how to tell. How, like what video clips do you watch? Who do you listen to? Where do you get the information to figure out whether the percentage of the population
Starting point is 00:08:38 is dumber than rocks is 47 or 53%. Right. Like what if it's 50%? We're at the tipping point. Oh, one of the things Kimmel was as pounding Trump about was the fact that hey, no other president has sold things like shoes and yes. And I'm thinking of myself when he's saying that I'm like, yeah, but the current sitting president sold access to China. Kimmel thinks I didn't watch it, but the current sitting president sold access to China.
Starting point is 00:09:10 Kimmel thinks, I didn't watch it, but he could sit down for an hour and make a list of his grievances. And in there, you'd find no discussion or mention of the border and whether its openness was done to change the demographic of the electorate. You'll find no mention of the inflation of the currency, which has had a horrific impact on the middle class. You're not going to find any mention of the Middle East and frankly are standing in the world both with our allies and with our enemies. And he's not going to have a discussion as to whether our enemies have been emboldened by an apparent weakness in the presidency. I think that's an important issue.
Starting point is 00:10:13 Maybe the most important issue. And I could go on like this for too long. But what you'll notice is that if it gets it gets framed in important issues trumps the guy But does Kimmel give a fuck about the The folks that don't eat steak anymore But do everything with ground beef back to the hamburger helper days of a generation before no, of course. He fucking doesn't care It's hard for me to care. I do though care. It's hard for me to care. I do though.
Starting point is 00:10:49 Eatin' Beaver, I couldn't imagine life without morning wood. Okay, good. Me neither, actually. That's good. That's healthy. So important vital sign. Kimmel wants you to eat bugs. Hey, he's, he's uh, he's no Adam Carolla. No. Craig Richards, I love the story and outrage that Elon was an alleged illegal worker, yet you'll be left 10 plus million in that costs taxpayers 150 billion per year.
Starting point is 00:11:25 Come on now. I'm not sure I follow that. Was he working here in the United States without a visa? I have a billionaire friend who came here and came here illegally and was soldering circuit boards in a car wash. And then the dude that ran the car wash
Starting point is 00:11:52 threatened to turn him into immigration. And in the meantime, he designed a compiler and put it in Byte Magazine and was selling thousands of them a day for $39. And went right to an immigration lawyer. And and the the guy that on the car wash got arrested and he got citizenship, you know, like fast tracked. What country was he from?
Starting point is 00:12:16 I didn't know he was a foreigner. Yeah, from France. Oh, no shit. Did he have a French accent? He did, dude, the guy's fluent and he speaks everything. And you talk to people who really speak the language, they go, he's really good, man. It's, you know, barely an accent. So French, Spanish, German. No problem with languages. Here's something you're not going to see in the mainstream media.
Starting point is 00:12:41 A Chicago man walking this yesterday, a Chicago man walking to a synagogue in a known Orthodox Jewish neighborhood was shot over the weekend by a suspect who then fired at responding officers and paramedics. The attack targeting the 39-year-old male victim unfolded Saturday in Chicago's West Rogers Park neighborhood. Police said that the suspect identified as Sadi Mohammed Abdelhi, 22,
Starting point is 00:13:02 was identified less than 30 minutes after the shooting at which point he allegedly shot at responders before the police returned fire striking the offender He Abdali was placed into custody transported to an area hospital and subsequently charged accordingly I Think I want to say that I think I want to say that, oh, I'm concerned. It's not a terrorist attack? Yeah, I'm concerned. I think he, I read another article somewhere where he yelled Allah Akbar after he shot him. The statement that was made while he was engaging our officers is nothing that we could bring in as evidence at this point that would support any motives against his actions towards our officers or towards our victims. The other official said adding, we're going to be able
Starting point is 00:13:49 to put out the information right now because I want to make sure I'm not misstating anything. Oh, we are going to be able to put out. That doesn't make sense. It's wild. Imagine if a black guy had been shot by a proud boy. It would be it would be all over the every station in the country would be covering it. A Jew gets shot walking to a synagogue by a guy who yells a la Akbar and fucking buried. Hey Bhattacharya won an award. Did you see that? No, what kind of award? I'll pull it up here.
Starting point is 00:14:41 When he was on the show, he said he was going to DC. I didn't realize it was to get this award. Scientists who battle for COVID common sense over media and government sensors wins top award. Bhattacharya has been awarded the Robert J Zimmer Medal for intellectual freedom by the American Academy of Sciences and Letters. That's interesting. Good. Right? Right.
Starting point is 00:15:05 Adhacharya has spent years vilified by the media over his dissenting views on the pandemic as one of the signatories of the 2020 Great Barrington Declaration. He was cancelled, censored, and even received death threats. Cool, right? Yeah, yeah. You think he'd be a good, you think he's a, would be a good director of the CDC? Sure, for sure. I mean, I like. I have a bias in that he's a friend, okay? So I'd make a good one too. Right.
Starting point is 00:15:53 But I want to make clear that I think it needs to be re-architected entirely. The CDC? Yes. Tell me more. Well, I mean, look, it got diabetes so fucking wrong and continues to, it's unreal. It cannot speak truth to power. Hunt through the CDC to find the truth about sugar.
Starting point is 00:16:22 I point to where the CDC tells you that if you have diabetes, you need to avoid confectionary, you know, and like that's gonna say anything but sugar. And then it's got a big inset and it's like diabetes myth number one that sugar causes diabetes. I'm like, what the fuck? And I'm trying to use this material, this source to like, see, if you got diabetes, you can't, oh damn, look at this, I can't use it. It's unbelievable. I've got that, you know who flung that back at me when I was saying, look, even the CDC recognizes on some level that sugar's bad.
Starting point is 00:17:01 He pulls up in the same article, the inset, this is Axel Flüger, Dr. Flüger, and I'm son of a bitch, it's that bad. He pulls up in the same article, the inset, this is Axel Flüger, Dr. Flüger, and I'm son of a bitch, it's that bad. So anyways, they got and get that wrong continuously. Statins, dead wrong. Cholesterol, dead wrong. Heart disease, or the whole chronic disease thing. They're nowhere near effective on it, not even in the messaging. And so that's reason enough right there, right? The number one killer. Wow, look at that. It's fine.
Starting point is 00:17:41 It's actually gonna go up. It's gonna go up. There it is. Yeah. Go ahead. So they got that wrong then. And see, I always presumed, well look, they got everything related to chronic disease wrong. Obesity, exercise, all of it. Completely fucking wrong. Diet, completely fucking wrong. And they said, but you must need them for infectious disease, right? Like the Ebola and shit. No one wants that. And then lo and behold, this fucking virus comes around of little consequence
Starting point is 00:18:12 to anyone except those that are in this chronic condition that they can't admit to. And it has the exact effect you'd expect it to there, especially when people do things as stupid as Cuomo did and take people out of the hospital and stick them in nursing homes I mean that was insane by any kind of standard of healthcare public health And brought that up on the show by the way. He said that was absolutely bat shit crazy. It was bat shit crazy It's it's like it's like Hunter throwing his gun in the dumpster across the street from the high school. I think it was his gal that did that, to be fair. But I don't know, it's inconceivable, inconceivably stupid. Kind of like the pullout from Afghanistan.
Starting point is 00:19:09 Did they ever find that gun? Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, someone did. That's what, yes, otherwise you wouldn't know about it. You know, Dale focuses on that as like a, as a pivotal point in the manifestation of the complete incompetency and collapse of the United States as a coherent capable
Starting point is 00:19:31 You know I could set up a scenario with army men and tanks and planes and shit on the table with Rhett and Riley Mm-hmm and and and Have little figurines that are civilians and have little figurines that are civilians that are important to you and, you know, like ask like in what order would you extract things? Would you remove your force first and then try and, you know? Right. Pat Lang, the Chicago story is on CNN website. You're right. I apologize for that.
Starting point is 00:20:10 But that being said, in my defense, it was published this morning. And I grabbed that other article last night, but it was published at 547 a.m. Pacific Standard Time this morning. So it was just published, you know a couple hours ago but here it is uh cnn talks about it i haven't read the cnn version uh some jewish leaders have called for hate crime charges in the case amid a tripling of anti-semitic incidents in the us in the year following hamas abdu oh abdalil- said Allah Akbar during his encounter with police. Authorities told CNN on Tuesday However, the intention and context of the comment were unclear No, he- oh my god. They had him at rock. He was yelling aloha snack bar
Starting point is 00:21:00 The victim is doing okay and in good spirits I mean you could say that after anything anyone says. The statement that was made while he was engaging our officers is nothing that we could bring in as evidence at this point that would support any motives against his actions towards our officers as well as towards our victim. I thought it said everything will can and will be used against you. Thank you, Pat, for the real-time fact check. Where does RFK Jr. lose the plot? Where does RFK Jr. lose the plot? I think in regards to just healthcare. State of the nation health. Like where do you think that he has it wrong?
Starting point is 00:21:57 Well you know what was interesting? Someone asked him there like, hey RFK, someone asked him the other day, hey, how do you deal with Trump? You're again, you want a healthy country. Where are you with Trump eating at McDonald's? And his response was, hey, I don't have a problem with McDonald's. I have a problem with what they cook with. They used to cook with tallow and now they don't.
Starting point is 00:22:17 That's not serious. That's all right. Yeah, right. I thought it was a pretty swift. Yeah, get McDonald's, make McDonald's great again, get them back on the tallow. You know the, you know the, the warnings at the gas tank about cancer? Yeah, these fumes are known to cause gas in your car without seeing that. These fumes are known to cause you to put gas in your car without seeing that. Well, that should ought to be on the on the windows at the candy store
Starting point is 00:22:56 and the ice cream shop. Right. Right. These city heart disease. The warning labels that we pushed for before. You mean if you're going to have continuity? Yeah. And this is where we came to understand that the only time you see warning labels is like typically when it's obvious, like your electrical panel, the ladder, like you didn't know you couldn't fall off of it, you know?
Starting point is 00:23:20 Like on the top step, it shows the guy. Yeah. Yeah, and we had a solar powered Too much solar power that house in San Diego and in the garage was the was the Hardware for it. What do you call it? Inverters or whatever the hell and It hummed so loud. It was kind of a trip, right? I mean, just everything about it was scary.
Starting point is 00:23:48 Big knife switches. And it had painted this image all over, guy getting electrocuted. And the guy just didn't seem to need it for me. Don't touch the third rail. Yeah. Remember, don't touch the wires. I got a bunch of little things I wanted to show you today. Since we brought up RFK, I'm going to play this clip.
Starting point is 00:24:23 This is in regards to Trump's transition team. Have you seen this clip yet? Maybe. Talk to Donald Trump specifically about this. And he said to me, I said, look, the last time you were in there, you put John Bolton in charge of NSA and Mike Pompeo in charge of the CIA and the State Department and you put an oil guy in charge of Department of Interior, a coal guy in charge of EPA and a telecom lobbyist in charge of FCC and pharma lobbyists, as head of HHS and FDA, Scott Gottlieb.
Starting point is 00:25:09 And he said, here's the difference. He said, when I got in last time, I had no idea how to govern. And I got surrounded by donors and corporate people who said, you appoint this guy and appoint that guy. And he said, I appointed a lot of bad people. Now I was listening this morning to this extraordinary interview that Donald Trump did with Joe Rogan yesterday. But he said during that interview, he talked specifically about
Starting point is 00:25:37 John Bolton. He said, a donor got me to appoint him. He said, he's a great guy. He turned out. And this is what he said. He said he's a really bad guy. And he said this time I'm not going to do that. He told us that. And what he did, he didn't just promise that, but he did something no other president's done before. Normally, the transition team is not created until November 6 because GAO, the General Accounting Office, pays for all the costs of the transition team.
Starting point is 00:26:13 Trump said, I'm not going to do it this time. I'm not going to do it their way. I'm going to start my own transition team three months early and he got private donors. He got private donors to fund it and he's appointed 20 people including me and Tulsi. And you know there's people of all different kinds of ideology and people we're going to have to go up against on that transition team and fight for our vision. But I can tell you this, which is unique, there are no corporate lobbyists on that campaign, on that transition team. And usually it's 100% corporate lobbyists.
Starting point is 00:27:05 Oh, it's very, very different. And it gives me lots of hope that this government is going to be different than any government we've ever seen. So it sounds like there's a, you know, Trump mentioned something about needing to appoint 10,000 people. The president basically appoints 10,000 people when he goes into office, you know, Trump mentioned something about needing to appoint 10,000 people. The president basically appoints 10,000 people when he goes into office, you know, not directly, but he appoints these people and then they start appointing people for all these jobs. And I guess the transition team is the one that helps appoint those people, right?
Starting point is 00:27:37 And so he's assembled this transition team with zero corporate lobbyists. Yeah, I just heard it. Yeah. Yeah, good. Yeah, you like that? Yeah, of course I do. I mean, look, what, Trump got blindsided by, the deep state was after them hard. And so we had to endure the collusion and impeachments
Starting point is 00:28:10 and all that FISA bullshit. And then what came after them, I didn't even know there was a deep health. I was in this space. I knew it was corrupt. I knew they had it wrong. I knew the influence was immense. But I didn't know that. And I remember that is the COVID thing was going down. Remember tripping publicly and privately with you, even and Dave, about how weird it was that this thing was breaking left and right.
Starting point is 00:28:47 That the liberals were fucking all about wanting to put masks on and stay home and shit. Close the gyms. Let all the teachers get off work for a year. And and the and the it was where you found any caution at all, it was from conservatives. In Jackson Hole, Wyoming, everyone wore masks. You got outside of Jackson Hole and people didn't wear masks. Everyone in the state, drive all around it, every little place. Everyone in the state drive all around it, every little place. We were just in California and like, whoa, masks. You see a bunch of masks.
Starting point is 00:29:36 I'm laughing like, gee whiz. Come back to Arizona, there's no masks. I'm going to be a liberal for Halloween. I just have to practice my terrified look, you know? But I'm going to get the mask and I should probably make my hair some kind of weird color. I need a BLM sticker and a Harris hat. And a mask that says Kamala across the front of it. I remember during COVID,
Starting point is 00:30:16 we were complete lockdown in California, all the masks, and Texas was having the largest indoor boxing event in the history of the sport of boxing. They had like 70,000 people in a stadium. It was like a Manny Pacquiao fight or something. I was like, wow, what the fuck is going on? The national media was holding DeSantis up to ridicule for not closing the beaches. When it comes time to round up people, ABC, MSNBC, CNN, they're going to be leaving the cheering section as the rail cars are loaded up. They'll have been clamoring for it.
Starting point is 00:31:07 Barry McAugner, why is Greg drinking that sugar-filled iced tea? I've, I've, uh, no No sugar. I have seen Greg drink a thousand iced teas and never once put sugar in it. What was this? Kamala's transition team focused on chopping off dicks. There was something in here. Oh, Judy Reid. Trump admitted on Rogan to his mistakes. A lot of them were because he wasn't a career politician. Dems would never admit to making mistakes. Tomorrow I'm flying to Arizona to watch Trump and RFK Jr. at Tucker Carlson event. I'm super excited. You were invited to that, right? I was indeed. And I'd rather trick or treat. And I liked them. I would have done something at my house here before I'd go liked them. I mean, I would have done something at my house here before I'd go see them. And I wouldn't, like, there's people
Starting point is 00:32:08 that would just love the opportunity to shake their hand and say hi and sit for a minute. I've had that opportunity and I would rather go trick or treating with my kids. Which is something they want me to do, you know? Lots of math in Hawaii. Yeah, go ahead, sorry. Which is something they want me to do, you know? Lots of mass in Hawaii. Yeah, go ahead.
Starting point is 00:32:27 Sorry. But I'm just, but I'm, I'm, I'm rooting for Trump. I've already voted for him and I considered Bobby a friend. Greg, I don't remember everyone having an opinion or expressing their opinion, who they're going to vote for ever in my life, especially when I was a kid. But now you're getting, you know, football players are being interviewed and they're lifting up their shirt and saying, make America great again, written on their chest. We're seeing people you know it seems to be a lot of Trump stuff. You're seeing people just publicly speak out like Jimmy Kimmel like did you ever hear
Starting point is 00:33:12 Johnny Carson take a side for who to be president or Walter Cronkite or I don't remember any of that. I don't ever remember it being like this and I'm not opposed to it. It's just, I can't tell if the culture has changed or if we're that divided. Or both. Or neither. Do you ever remember it being like this? Yeah, it's yeah. I mean the, uh, what was it? McGovern versus Nixon. The country was this, this vocal about who they were voting for. Well, you could almost just tell by looking. You, yeah.
Starting point is 00:33:57 And you can still tell by looking. It's a similar time, I think. I was talking, But I think that, you know, I mean, look, what were the issues then? It was the free speech movement, the anti-war thing for sure, right? And I think we have the free speech issue now, but it's the rights pushing for free speech, not the left. You know, I don't want my elementary school kids learning how to give blowjobs from a book, and that makes me a book banner. Right. And which is exactly what those who will ban books want to will do. And you can still get the book at Barnes and Noble or Amazon. You just don't want to sitting on the shelf at your library at your elementary school.
Starting point is 00:34:59 You know, it's weird. I could make you a list of books and you could tell me which ones that's more important than. So to replace something, imagine what that is. Right. How to build a birdhouse. Right. No one wants to build a birdhouse, what you need to do is how to give a good handy, you know?
Starting point is 00:35:22 Right. Right. good handy, you know? Right, right. It's, uh, so this cultural divide is profound. And you add to that the pressures of the currency, add to that the border issues. Here's what I think. You tell me how wrong I am. But I say Trump wins by healthy margin. Okay. I think 90% of Democrats agree with the Republicans. I just think that they're ignorant to the, ignorant and in denial to the state of the country. That they're more concerned with jokes about the per capita trash production in Puerto Rico
Starting point is 00:36:30 and not being politically correct on how you word it, Puerto Rico being the, you know, per capita the largest creator of trash in the nation, versus they're in denial that kids are actually receiving hormone therapy, or that penises are being chopped off or they think it's an isolated incident that a prisoner in the California prison system, male was put into the female system, raped a handful of women and got them pregnant. I think they're just in fucking denial of all that. I don't think that they really want that. I think if you corner them and pin them down they roll their eyes and they're like no that doesn't fucking happen. I Don't I don't think that those people maybe I'm in just denial of how crazy those people are I I don't think they want that I Think the singular issue that they're fucking getting their head wrapped fucked up on right now and you know
Starting point is 00:37:24 And I got a theory on it is an abortion I Think that they're so fucking hell-bent On making sure that women have the right to You know stop pregnancy before the baby's out. Do you know there was a facility busted in the Bay Area that was run by Chinese nationals that had lab equipment mice and active strains of Ebola and other... I remember seeing that. They busted the lab and it was just full of all and other. I remember seeing, I remember seeing that they busted the lab and it was just full
Starting point is 00:38:07 of all that shit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Rikulosis and I mean, yeah, that shit was crazy. And there was some, some comment about some people think that, that, that we're leading up to a confrontation.
Starting point is 00:38:24 And for me, when you open a bioweapons lab in our country, in the Bay area, the war has started. It was the Chinese guy too. Yeah, Chinese guys, Chinese nationals running a bioweapons lab. Sevan, you're in denial, just talked about how they acted during COVID. These people are clowns.
Starting point is 00:38:47 Fuck, great comeback. I just think that they're so easily manipulated by fear. Everything is if you don't do this, if you don't recycle your cans, you're gonna die. If you don't take the cans, you're gonna die. If you don't take the shot, you're gonna die. If you, you know, everything has this, they just back everything up with fear. The desire to to be in the in crowd, to think in a way that you think looks cool perverts reason until you reach a certain age and slowly, if you're normal, learn to not give a fuck about what people think, who you are, other than in some real sense of character.
Starting point is 00:39:52 sense of character. You remember how important it was to fit in in elementary school? Yeah. Yeah. The pressure, the stress. You didn't want to be the kid that was picked on, right? And then there's a kid that everyone liked. He was probably a good athlete. I mean, Crumb writes of that brilliantly, right? Remember his depictions of him in school and that guy Crutch or whatever his name was, the big football player would beat him up and all the girls liked him and he was mean to the girls. And so they loved him.
Starting point is 00:40:20 Remember that? That the insanity of middle school, the left's still there. They're all there. It's failed intellectual development. Issue by issue by issue. Yeah, but rent control creates slums. Not going to hear it. Not going to hear that. They're like, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, not gonna hear it. Not gonna hear that. It's a bunch of bullshit nostrums and every problem they address gets worse. Let me say that again.
Starting point is 00:40:54 Every problem they're allowed to address to implement anything towards, look at the Inflation Reduction Act. They're fucking hilarious. I don't know, I don't know if they know that they've inflated the currency or not. I can't tell by listening to Joe. I mean, he made that shrink inflation commercial for Super Bowl, right? And she's still talking about greed is the source of the price increases. You can't have your brain working and not realize that, you know, I like that meme Sev that was the, your vote isn't like
Starting point is 00:41:41 a Valentine where you're confessing your your love for someone Yeah, it's more like a chess move for how you'd like the future to come out, right? Yeah, thank you. Like it's like a grown-up came into the room I'm realizing too that a lot of my Not liking Trump was just the way I don't like New York dudes. They're loud mouth bragging, usually fat, chest hair out, shirt on button, big gold chain, won't shut the fuck up.
Starting point is 00:42:18 Everything's best in New York, right? Trying to sell you something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Trying to sell you something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah And in my in my thought of us on the West Coast was you know born shorts and Whatever the surf crowd or whatever the deal is, right? There was an east-west divide that made him Makes him kind of I think naturally unsufferable insufferable and
Starting point is 00:42:43 What's happened is you you get used to it. Yep. And so now you laugh at him. When he talks, he makes you laugh. Yeah. I think he's funny in his, you know, the best wall. We had the biggest best wall that ever was. They said, oh my gosh, what a beautiful wall.
Starting point is 00:43:01 And they took it down, you know? And like, it's fun, he's fun. beautiful wall. They took it there, you know, like, it's fun. He's fun. He, you know, he may not be bright, but he but I think he can. He's become savvy. I agree with what they did to him. I heard Eric Trump running through the liter's been through a lot. A lot. Yeah. And I like him for that. He's been convicted of 34 felonies. And it's not even of the rip the furniture off the tag off the furniture kind of bullshit. It's like it's so bad.
Starting point is 00:43:40 It's so fucking bad. In color. Morning, gentlemen. Well, I'm sorry. It's like it's so bad. It's so fucking bad. Call it. Morning, gentlemen. Good morning. Hey, this is Dan Lynn.
Starting point is 00:43:54 Good to talk to you again. As one of you guys have ever read or listened to our book, the real Anthony Saundy. Yeah. Yeah, I just I just went through that. It was. It was just blood boiling. Yeah, I just went through that. It was- It was just blood boiling. Yeah, it was unreal. Greg said on the show many times that you can't, I'm paraphrasing Greg, correct me if I'm wrong, but Greg has said many times that, hey, if that book was not true, they would
Starting point is 00:44:19 have sued him. No, I said if a one tenth of one percent of it were false, he'd be sued into oblivion. Every page has shit, if true, horrific, if not easy litigation. And it was written by hundreds of lawyers. And I've said this before on the show that I'm a third of the way in and I started rechecking my, I knew RFK Jr. from other interaction and hadn't really paid attention to his prosecutorial background. But that thing reads like a grand jury indictment of Fauci.
Starting point is 00:45:01 That's what it reads like. And then when you learn that there's like 100 lawyers put it together and it's an amazing work. But, excuse me, T went down the wrong hole. I will confess, I didn't finish the book. And why do you think that is? What was the same thing over? Too stressful?
Starting point is 00:45:21 Yeah, I know, I got it. It's perfectly corrupt. I don't need to hear about, you know, the minor offenses. Like, you know, you know, Hitler was a bad neighbor. You know what I mean? Like, it couldn't be worse. And it's just more of the same. And I get it. The fix is in. The whole, the whole thing is fraud. Yeah, they don't clean that up. It doesn't matter who they get in as the head of the CDC because they're going to torpedo anything that doesn't lead to another patentable drug being the solution. Find the clip of the, what was the zombie series that we all liked?
Starting point is 00:46:05 The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead? Yeah, you know, they blow up the CDC in that. And it's all CGI cool. Remember the CDC's the bad guys? Yeah. In The Walking Dead and they blow it up. I wonder if you can still find that footage.
Starting point is 00:46:21 Did you watch that whole series? No. Yeah, me neither. It was too stressful for me. I thought it was all about diabetics or the homeless. Oh, I can, yeah, I see that. I see that. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:46:34 If I can go on one little tangent about it, I actually made a comment on the BSI video that both the guys in Sweet Third did. Yes. It wasn't the Claim of heliosensitism that got gal leo in trouble It was gal leo telling people well now that we know this this is how you read your bible when it talks about these things And that's what got him in trouble Um that and he actually wrote a novel about it and he put the words of the pope in the mouth of the village idiot.
Starting point is 00:47:05 That's what got him in trouble. Not his stanza and here, his stanza-ism. Oh, that's a nice distinction. Yeah, it could be. Nothing would surprise you like he was fucking the pope's daughter or something. But I do appreciate this. I understand that what brought him to his senses and there was a certain degree of recanting, right? He was showing someone on the rack
Starting point is 00:47:32 and he had to rethink his astronomy after seeing that, which I would. My graduate study- Graduated and stretched him out until his testes fell out, I would change my ideas on probability theory. Thank you. Coller, say that again.
Starting point is 00:47:49 I said part of my graduate studies had to do with the interaction between science and religion. And you see a lot of that, what he was asked to recant, again, was not his cosmology. The problem, like I said, remember, he was doing his workant again was not his cosmology. The problem, like I said, remember, he was doing his work during, in the middle of the Protestant Reformation. So the Catholic Church was kind of hypersensitive to anybody out there trying to tell people, oh, the church is wrong about something.
Starting point is 00:48:17 But it wasn't the astronomy part that they were concerned he was telling them when they were wrong about it. What that meant when it came to reading the Bible. And they didn't appreciate anybody who wasn't the head of the church telling people how to read their Bible, or how to understand the Bible. They were reading it at the time, but they were understanding the passages in the Bible. Do you remember exactly what the interpretation he wanted changed was? Oh, here it is. Galileo argued that the Bible should be interpreted in light of scientific observation, but this
Starting point is 00:48:52 view is not widely accepted by the Church. It doesn't say specifically why. Sorry, go ahead. Yeah, it basically, I think, what they call it is phenomenological language, which we still use to this day. I mean, even NASA and the Wednesday will tell you what kind of sunrise and sunset is, even though they know technically speaking
Starting point is 00:49:09 the sun is not rising or setting. It's how we're describing what we're seeing. Okay. Okay. All right, well, thank you. All right, well guys. Thank you. Have a good day. Nice distinction. Bye.
Starting point is 00:49:25 Burnt lumber, 1999. All right, thank you. Have a good day. Nice distinction. Bye. Burt Lumber, 1999. All right, thank you. Campbell Soup can phone. Yeah, that was pretty interesting. Hey, does my audio sound OK to you? I keep hearing crackling. It's got to be my headset. It sounds good to me.
Starting point is 00:49:41 Do I sound OK? Yeah, you sound great. I'm still on my air. I had this problem yesterday too. There's a video going around and it's a psychiatrist speaking about this phenomenon. I guess in the happiness survey, there's been a shift. The happiest people are conservative women, then conservative men. And it used to be then liberal women
Starting point is 00:50:15 and then liberal men were the least happy. And now liberal women have now taken the first place position for least happiest. And it was a six out of 10 liberal women have been diagnosed with a mental illness. Yeah, here's the problem with that. For conservatives to be identified as a man and woman, basically what you do is you check your junk hop.
Starting point is 00:50:44 And if you got one of these packages, you're a man or woman, basically what you do is you check your junk hop and if you've got one of these packages, you're a man and if you have the envelope, you're a female, right? And with the left, it's a state of mind. And so I don't even know what we're measuring anymore. How many of those men are now women and unhappy? Right. They have a fluid barrier there where you would ordinarily think you could do science. In fact, we would ask, what do you mean by a woman?
Starting point is 00:51:18 They'd say, well, Jesus, not my field. Just trying to do a happiness survey, right? Right. Of course they're miserable, Seve. Look at them and listen to them. No one hysterical is happy. Nobody hysterical is actually happy. Well, the-
Starting point is 00:51:40 What you're looking for is calm in life, not hysteria. You picture old age, like sitting out in the garden with the kids, all of Marlon Brando in The Godfather, not the house on fire trying to get out with your walker. Some of these fucking idiots actually think Adolf Hitler is on the rise. Right. While John Kerry is stumping for an end, internationally, stumping for an end of the First Amendment to maintain democracy.
Starting point is 00:52:27 So, these guys went on to say that they can't figure out why they can't figure out why and they can't figure out why liberal women are so unhappy. And this kind of hit me. They need to ask me. Wouldn't you think that the operating system for our biology, two of the things would be that you want as a woman, you want a strong man and you don't want to kill babies. So imagine don't Provide you know someone who would protect you and provide so if your biology If the operating system you're supposed to have your which is I'm saying is your intellect in your thought process Should coincide with your biology. You should not be
Starting point is 00:52:59 vehemently defending the right to kill going to be able to do that. I'm going to be able to do it. And she said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And I said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And she said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And I said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And she said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And I said, well, I'm going to be able to do it.
Starting point is 00:53:19 And she said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And I said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And she said, well, I'm going to be able to do it. And I said, well, I'm going to be able to do it is you know in Santa Cruz and I'm like man, that's just I said, how are those girls mentally? She goes, oh, they're all depressed messes and they're hysterical and I'm and I'm like, yeah if you're a woman Contrary to whatever intellectual Gymnastics you've pulled and you're defending the right if you're vehemently defending the right to kill babies You have to be going against your biology. And that conflict would have to fucking cause someone to fucking go bat shit crazy.
Starting point is 00:53:52 And if you don't want a big strong man who can defend the cave while your legs are up in the air and you're birthing a baby, you also are going against your biology. And I think that's the root of the misery. Going against what's fundamentally the perfect thought process for being a woman. Women cannot be sexually attracted to men that cannot protect and provide. Without going crazy. No, that will, you'd live without desire
Starting point is 00:54:34 or pent up desire. Right. Or, and we've seen articles on this, the big talk amongst liberal women is why the fuck are they so attracted to conservative men? Right. They're ashamed of it. Christine Young, they're lying. I don't believe them. Yeah, I don't believe them either. The problem is they believe themselves.
Starting point is 00:54:55 99% of the women I know without children are crazy past a certain age, Christian Kettler. Just thankful that we get to sit with Coach Greg. Hi, Grace. I'm so biting my tongue right now. In regards to women being attracted to liberal men? Yeah, and just the record cause of this upcoming family vacation and like drawing instances from my immediate experience and just, you know.
Starting point is 00:55:35 You wanna tell some stories about family members? I don't is what I'm saying. Hey, have you gotten in trouble for anything you've said on the show has Maggie even been like hey don't tell that story. No, no, no, no. I've gotten in trouble a handful of times. I remember.
Starting point is 00:55:53 I've enjoyed it too. When you get in trouble. Yeah, Haley doesn't get so mad. I thought you were gonna do it right here and now with with McKinnon. Well I may have I don't think anyone who works at a restaurant listens to the show, so I took the calculated risk. But I mean, she has a perfect man as a... This is why Stern invents characters, you know?
Starting point is 00:56:17 As Napkinette and shit like that, right? Right? So the other day I played a clip. Do you know who Tyler Fish is? He's a comedian. He's been on the show before. I think you'd recognize him. Does the name ring a bell? Tyler Fish? I think that's his name, Tyler. Let me see if I can, he's a conservative comedian. He wasn't, he was a liberal guy out of New York, liberal Jewish guy, and then he stopped getting, he was told that he couldn't get a job. Let me see if I can find it.
Starting point is 00:56:59 He couldn't get a job because they said he was white and they weren't hiring white people. And he flipped the script and now he's everywhere. Let me see if you recognize this guy. Do you recognize this guy right here? Yes. Okay. I've seen him on Fox, I think. Yeah, he's been on Fox. He's been on Gutfeld. Yeah. Fisher, not fish. Oh, Fisher. Okay. So recently, he was on a Delta flight and he took a picture of one of the stewardesses who was wearing a pin that was LGBTQ2SS plus one or something. And he took a picture and he tweeted it and he said, why does it matter if the stewardess likes cock or vagina to me? Something like that. Why does it matter if the stewardess is, likes cock or vagina to me?
Starting point is 00:57:47 Something like that. Why does it matter if the stewardess likes to suck cock or eat pussy to me or something? And he included the face of the stewardess in the shot. Right? So I don't know, for whatever reason Delta didn't like that. And they called him and sent him a letter saying he's banned for life and can never fly on Delta again.
Starting point is 00:58:03 Oh, wow. Yeah, and so it was kind of- I need that from United. I know, I was kind of thinking that wouldn't that be nice if that happened to me. Sorry, Max. I can't go. Dave Chinchulli's banned from Maui.
Starting point is 00:58:19 He wouldn't tell us why. Wow. Yeah. Can't go to the island. Right. Okay, so here's the newest one. Delta crew member reportedly made Marine remove threatening shirt. You're not even going to believe that. I do. I do. I was trying to. I have. Listen, I told Dale I would pay for the litigation for this lady. I also said, yeah, for this exact case, this gal was thrown off the plane for her prevent suicide among soldiers shirt. Yeah, she had a suicide prevention shirt and they made her change right in front of the fucking steward. Yeah, in front of in front of people and she didn't have a
Starting point is 00:58:55 bra. She said she was mortified. And I told Dale, let's sue the airline, I'll pay for it. And then I thought even better, it'd be fun to start a fund. And I put six, seven figures into it where we just kind of doled it out for good causes and just litigate against that kind of insanity. A Marine Corps veteran from the San Francisco Bay Area was temporarily removed from a Delta flight on Wednesday for a t-shirt that was deemed threatening.
Starting point is 00:59:28 The shirt said, do not give in to the war within and veteran suicide. And I'm guessing one of the passengers complained. Why would you guess that? Because I'm guessing that one of the passengers, they said that I'm guessing one of the passengers complain there was some policy that I read that Delta had that if anyone on the plane sees what you see is threatened by what you're wearing or what you smell like. It was like smell and what and. Yeah, I read the policy. It's not quite that easy, but the stewardess gets to define offensive voter. And I mean,
Starting point is 01:00:13 it's hard when you don't have an objective standard. This is a huge leap, though. Can you even can you even? I think she has a great case. And it doesn't go to court, of course. They'll give her a million bucks. With any stretch of the imagination, can you see how that would be offensive? Do not give in to the war within and veteran suicide. I can't even like be like, well,
Starting point is 01:00:38 I can kind of see how that, like, I can't even, I can't even get this far. Can you? Of course not. That's why I would sue. Do not give in to the war within and veteran suicide. That's just pulling from the money tree. Litigation here. And I tell you it is.
Starting point is 01:00:59 It's a guaranteed harvest from the money tree. And the deal is you do not want a jury to get wind of this. You can't do that. You can't take that risk. They'll go ballistic. Oh, the media would be horrible. You'll get a boycott of your airline. I think-
Starting point is 01:01:23 They said something, the airline said something like we called her to get her inside of the story and we're you know She's gonna fly for free all over the fucking world what's gonna happen and put on any shirt she wants and sit in first class There's like ten vets that kill themselves every day. Jesus. I didn't realize it was that bad. Mike, it's 20. Damn. It just went up. What's the problem?
Starting point is 01:02:01 People vindicate vndk8.com. People find a way to get triggered by anything that might reference war or violence no matter the intent. That's true. Oh, that's the 22 push-ups a day. Okay. And that's that program in memory of... Oh, you only have to do 20 push-ups now. What are you talking about? Kenneth is saying that people do 22 push-ups a day. That's how they know it's 22 people who kill themselves a day on average.
Starting point is 01:02:33 But it's kind of like some remembrance to keep that clear in your mind. Every day you should do 22 push-ups, you know, because 22 vets kill themselves. But Pat's saying you only have to do 20 push ups now. Because it's gone down. I like that. Yeah. That it's gone down or that people are doing doing push ups. Yeah, that it's going down and the push ups the whole program. I think it's cool. I have a new diet for you, Seve. Okay, guaranteed to to lose weight and it's got a big fasting comp over it. And it's cool because you get to eat out. Sound good? I love it. And you can eat anything you want
Starting point is 01:03:15 and eat up three meals a day. And what you do is you have to sit down and when the waitress comes up, you can't do anything else. You got to sign the oath, you know, you're only going to eat from on this plan. Three meals a day, any restaurant you want, you sit down. And when the waitress comes over, you excuse me, I'm deathly allergic to seed oils. And they won't have anything on the menu. You might last two, three weeks on this diet. Enormous weight loss. You'll have to come off of it. You'll fucking starve to death.
Starting point is 01:04:01 Remember when Brian's dead wife used to pull that shit in a restaurant? No seed oils. I have a, I am seriously allergic to seed oils and they'd be a powwow with the chef and then they'd come back and I'm like, I'm sorry, we're not going to be able to serve you. Like time to go. It's great. It's everywhere.
Starting point is 01:04:20 Yeah. All right. Learned a diet from a girl who passed away. I'm gonna pass. Be fun to film it. I agree. Malcolm X making his debut on the Sevan podcast....comedians, comics, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader.
Starting point is 01:04:53 Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader, or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren't leaders. These are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the white community and are over the black community By the white community and have been made celebrities and usually say exactly what they know that the white man wants to hear This included comedians comics it listening to this made me realize that or Remember that the left has an enormous problem with black intellectuals
Starting point is 01:05:26 Ben Carson Thomas Soell Larry Elder the liberal community fucking you know what they are hates black intellectuals what they've done and you can hear it in their voices and see it in their successes, they've escaped the plantation. Yeah. They like Al Sharpton and Jay-Z. Well, yeah, they want Black Filthy Rich that still gets to talk like they're on the plantation. Right. They don't want anyone who's put the time in, the thinking time in. Who's put the the time in the thinking time in
Starting point is 01:06:28 Isn't it a trip isn't it a trip I Think that there's gonna be you know in night I saw some I saw something that basically said and I think it was the election of 1934 with FDR prior to that blacks voted a 70% Republican and 30% Democrat and then with FDR it flipped to 70-30. 70% Democrat, 30% Republican. And I think we might be witnessing another flip 100 years later, 90 years later. And I'm excited how the Democrats are going to treat them now, the black male. If they're all, if they're going to do what they did to Larry Elder, call, call, you know,
Starting point is 01:07:10 the LA Times calling Larry Elder a white man in blackface. How hard do, do, do Mexicans work in California? Crazy hard. Hardest workers in the California. Crazy hard, hardest workers in the state. Crazy hard. Crazy hard. And what that brings them is success. Right. And what that costs the Democrats is votes.
Starting point is 01:07:38 And so they need to let in a new crop of people. Well, they're doing it. The wealth of Hispanic Americans in Watsonville is a beautiful thing to see. God, I love that town, Seve. For those of you who don't know, our town is sort of divided, our area is sort of divided. We're in this farm area and then Greg lives right in the middle and in the south is where all the Mexicans are and in the north is where all the people pour down from Silicon Valley. It's where all the whiteys are. I think it's like 1% Native American 1% black, but there's just there's no Mexican There's it's just white people here and they're butted up against each other and
Starting point is 01:08:34 Greg refuses to go north I won't go into the white community. Yeah, he won't so any like grocery stores the restaurants are people It's so funny anytime like hey you want to go here. He's like not on the west side. I ain't going there He only goes south Went to a Willie Nelson car concert and a homeless dude pulled a knife on my father-in-law. It was a foot long While I'm locking the fucking car, right? I mean Yeah, fuck that side. I'm gonna to kill someone hanging out down there. Right. Go to Watsonville. I don't even bring my gun. Someone else will. It's like, there's just no trouble.
Starting point is 01:09:19 You know, it's amazing in Watsonville too is I don't know. No one wants to hear it. It's great. It's a great time. I do. Tell me. I do. Fuck it. I just love that corn growing in the front yard with with clothes on the line drying and the kids with nice clean clothes on walking to school with with dad, you know? Like it's cool as hell. You and I have never talked about this, but you know when you get off the freeway and we're going to Cilantro's and you stop at that main first intersection
Starting point is 01:09:54 and Jack in the Box is on one side, Cilantro's on the other, and you're at that crossing, you make a left to go to Home Depot? Yeah. Have you ever noticed right on that corner there that someone's using that public land to grow food? That shit's amazing, isn't it? Yeah. On the corner. I've seen someone make any grass out of the slats in the fence there. Yeah, that's amazing. Yeah. You know, that's amazing. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:10:25 You know that's Mexicans. They're using the public land to grow their own fucking food. I'm telling you, growing vegetables in the front yard, Yeah. In the small fence front yard with clothes hanging up to dry and a tidy, well cared for home makes me proud.
Starting point is 01:10:47 Makes me happy for those people. I know that whoever's done that is proud of it and it makes them happy and that makes me happy. Yeah, that's good. That's good, yep. Hey, how are your bees? The Yellow Jackets are causing a problem and I'm going to be there next week and I'm going to, I'm going to turn yellow jacket eradication into sport. I did it in quarterly.
Starting point is 01:11:16 I had so many of those traps so covered in yellow jackets. I thinned their numbers. Seriously. Have you lost a queen yet? You have two hives? The last time I looked, it didn't look good and I wasn't around long enough to take care of it. And I asked Mark to do something and he put out a couple of traps, but I'm talking about like a hundred of them
Starting point is 01:11:37 and used the pheromone too. I want to do that with you. Hey, is Kara going up there and checking them periodically? I'm sure, I think you. Hey, is Kara going up there and checking them periodically? I'm sure. I think so. I haven't heard. But you haven't lost a whole hive yet. I don't know the current status. I'm going to have to admit. But I have enjoyed killing yellow jackets as much as I've enjoyed raising bees. So this is, I met for this.
Starting point is 01:12:07 Joe Westerlin, hey fellas. Joey. Hey, it would be fun to go up there too with the salt guns and just blast a few just for sport. Yeah. I know it's not. The bees emit something that the yellow jackets attack each other. And I think I witnessed that.
Starting point is 01:12:29 You heard this? Did you tell me? No, that's interesting. They spray something that causes Yellow Jackets to lose their mind and start attacking each other. I saw clusters of five Yellow Jackets in a fight and I was like, I don't know what to do here. I'll just put my foot on the whole thing and grind it a little. But you know, you can put out a piece of salami, we do this in Coeur d'Alene and sit there with the assault gun and the first one that shows up and get far enough away that he just does little circles and shit, right? And they just keep coming to his aid and there's, I think there's like paramedic yellow jackets, because you fuck one up
Starting point is 01:13:07 and it gets quite a bit of attention. You fuck those up and it's, shit, it's fun. So the guy hunts his insects. Here's a great observation. Greg, the last time you turned something into a sport, they forced you to sell. Yeah. into a sport they forced you to sell? Yeah. I had no idea I was going to get that much
Starting point is 01:13:39 or I would have said something sooner. A horrible idea with the salt gun. They're immune to salt gun. I tried it. No, listen. Oh, no, no, no. No, you don't have the co2 one in California. Yeah ask let us know I mean you're talking about the manual one. Yeah Rambler he has this co2 one um and it it separate it dismembers them. I gave one to Jim Wad and he blew a hole through the screen and was forced to use it outdoors by the Mrs. And he's probably got, he's, that's funny. Imagine Jimmy getting sent outside with his gun. No, I can't imagine anyone telling Jimmy to do anything. No. I can't imagine anyone telling Jimmy to do anything. Just a reminder.
Starting point is 01:14:34 Oh, thank you, pool boy. Just a little reminder. Conservatives always talk about how teachers need to like keep their private lives private and they shouldn't be talking about like gender and sexuality with their students. Yes, most conservatives don't think it's appropriate for you to talk to children about who you prefer to sleep with. Kid came up to me after the end of class and asked my pronouns. I forgot to put them in my little like get to know me slide,
Starting point is 01:14:55 but like come on, what was I supposed to do? Lie, and then they asked more, and I said like, yeah, I'm bi. Ooh, girl, I'm gonna stop you right there. If a kid asks you your pronouns, you tell them your gender. But where you went wrong is when you elaborated and started to talk about who you sleep with. It's real, man.
Starting point is 01:15:14 Can you imagine a teacher telling you, just go back to elementary school, Greg, or junior high. Can you imagine a fucking teacher telling you that they're bi? I would have loved it, dude. I would have loved it too. Don't get me wrong. You know, let me tell you how I felt in school. I felt like a prisoner of war in elementary school.
Starting point is 01:15:34 And if someone had walked in and shot the teacher in the head, I would have liked it. I didn't like my teachers. I didn't like the classmates. I didn't like being there. I didn't like anything teachers, I didn't like the classmates, I didn't like being there, I didn't like anything about any of it. I felt like a POW. Scared of what the teacher was gonna do, what my classmates were gonna do, and if I didn't cooperate, what my father would do. There wasn't a bit to it that was enjoyable.
Starting point is 01:16:11 So finding out that my teacher had grave mental issues would have been a joy for me. Yeah, for sure. I'm not suggesting otherwise, but just to distinguish that between what's appropriate and not appropriate. I mean, like what, my kids would be like, what's by? Right. Even worse.
Starting point is 01:16:30 Yeah. And that you're going to tell them. I want to, you know. Gimlet Eye, Keith Mono, character driving force of politics after left went too far. Hey, Burton Wumber, thank you. Do we know each other? I mean, Manos of the Gimlet Eye is one of the best things ever written in any kind of serialized form. That was an outstanding column. And one of them, Ceremonies of Fire, I think is one of the coolest essays written in English
Starting point is 01:17:02 language in modern times. What is it? I don't even know it. D. Keith Mano had a regular column called the Gimlet Eye in National Review in the 80s. It was brilliant. Hard to get your hands on that stuff. I mean, you got a pretty good internet sleuth to pull that off. Probably even spend some money with National Review.
Starting point is 01:17:34 Let me see if I can make this smaller. Was that a spin? Was that, was his column always called that? The Gimlet Eyed, or was that? That was, the Gimlet Eye was the name of his column, and it ran for years. And they were, and he'd go to things like, he went to a, he attended a lot of lefty kind of shit. And it was brilliant. Wonderful, wonderful prose stylist. I knew Keith Manno long before I met him.
Starting point is 01:18:08 My family first subscribed to National Review in 1969. Mano's regular column, The Gimlet Eye, appeared in 1972. Shit, that was the year I was born. For 17 years, writing thousands of words in every issue, two or three columns in a row row punctuated by a book review. God look at Bert Lumber, big spender here. Thank you. Hey, Bert send me any, send me collected gimlet eyes and I'll fly you out to my gig in January. What do you mean, what do you mean, send you them? They're actual hard copies?
Starting point is 01:18:47 Yeah, I mean, let's make that happen. Somehow, I don't know how you do it, but there's some way to pull that off. Microfish is my recollection and printer. You don't think somewhere you could get all the old issues of National Review? Someone's got to have them. You know, I got all I got my hands in all of the old Martin Gardner columns from Scientific American. And that took Emily and some talents I don't have.
Starting point is 01:19:28 So I always need help with that kind of thing. This guy's dead? Yes. I'm telling you, the essays are so good. Another one, he went to a seminar on flirting, how to flirt. And it's one of the best things I've ever read. he went to a seminar on flirting, how to flirt. And it's one of the best things I've ever read. Talks about the cruelty and stupidity of sudden judgment. He wrote 10 books? Yeah, I've got a few of them.
Starting point is 01:20:11 Weird, I've not read his novels. He wrote on sex for Playboy and on anything and everything for his Gimlet I Call Him a National Review. You know what's hard to do when, say, you're a John Steinbeck fan and he's your favorite novelist. It's hard for me to get people to read his collected prose writing, the best of his newspaper work, because it's absolutely remarkable. But not a lot of people will do that. And like me, it's my resistance to read Mano's fiction when I was like he's, he was such a good essayist, I have, it would surprise me if the fiction could stand to that level. I'm looking up Keith Mono flirt, and I can't find anything. can't find anything. It was, the thing was on Grokking or something,
Starting point is 01:21:04 had some weird name. But look, this, if you, you'll know your friend the right track, see if you can find ceremonies of fire. That's one that I've actually gotten hold of, but it's not easy to do. Hmm. The Bridge Keith Manno books, even that, even that when I type, oh, okay, here we go. The Unzr, oh, okay, yeah. Is that a book, Ceremonies of Fire? It's one of his essays and... Wonderful.
Starting point is 01:21:53 Crazy. Okay, so this guy who knows this, this Burt Lumber guy, is an old timer for him to know who Keith Manno is. That person's over 50. Yeah, I... I know who, I know Mr. Lumber. Oh, you do? Yeah, I may stay out of this at this point. Okay. Jeremy, isolated incident, Pat. You were able to put it together just now in your head? I just got contacted.
Starting point is 01:22:25 Oh, okay. Natalie Fleming Seve, which account do I send you that link to the article about the chick that deported her cheating boyfriend? I sent it to Sevan Podcast IG. Oh, I sent it to just Sevan Matosi. Oh, that's a great move. Send me that to my Sevan IG. Oh, I don't I sent it to just seven Matos. Oh, that's a great move. That's send me that to my seven IG. I don't I don't have access to the podcast Instagram account for anyone. They don't want me to have access to it because they don't want me to do anything to get a shadow ban. Hey, I want to I want to offer something here. I want to ask you a question. How obvious is the difference for you? Can you readily see the difference between the probability of it raining, given that
Starting point is 01:23:14 it's cloudy, versus the probability of it being cloudy, given that it's raining? Are those clearly different things to you? In other words, do you recognize that the likelihood, the probability of rain given that it's cloudy is a smaller thing than the probability of it being cloudy given that it's raining? Yeah, yes. Yes.
Starting point is 01:23:42 Easy thing, right? Right, if there's clouds in the sky, it doesn't mean it's going to rain. Right. It's raining like there's clouds in the sky 100% somewhere nearby. And we could we could teach children that. Right. And I can teach them in a form that looks like the probability of A given B versus the probability of B given A with that notation that you might see there on the board. And you could come up with countless examples of what that's about. Well the fallacy is so pervasive in the world of science and medicine and law that it wreaks havoc. And it alone could work miracles towards eventually eradicating the replication crisis
Starting point is 01:24:34 because that it's called confusion of the inverse or fallacy of the inverse or the transposition of conditionals fallacy of the inverse or the transposition of conditionals fallacy, but confusing those two things has created this huge body of scientific work that won't replicate. And in fact, the p-value issue is a variant of this. It's confusing. All of the misapprehensions of p-value are confusions of the inverse where we confuse the probability of the data given the hypothesis and use that to believe that we've come to a conclusion about the hypothesis given the
Starting point is 01:25:20 data. And it's no different than your rain and cloudy one. It's a formal fallacy. It's been known to be wrong for a long time. And yet 95% of physicians, given the basics, will use the sensitivity of a test to give a diagnosis rather than the positive predictive value. That too, a confusion of the inverse. And I maintain that this is something we need to teach our children as an
Starting point is 01:25:47 application of arithmetic and an introduction to logic. It's so critically important, another instance of it is the prosecutor's fallacy, which are all kind of fun things to look at. which are all kind of fun things to look at. Can you give me one, can you give me another example like one that's like we see in society? Yes, honey. Am I cutting into your school time? No, not yet. Here, baby. Sevan, check your DMs. Oh, OK. I will. I mean, yeah, I mean, I can come up with examples all day long. And what I can also do is, and this is something you'd want to do for everyone, including
Starting point is 01:26:37 children, is the father of modern-day probability theory, a Russian Kolmogorov, he gave us a geometric interpretation in defining a conditional probability. And that's what that is, that what's the probability is going to rank given that it's cloudy. That's a conditional probability. And he gave us a geometric interpretation of those that also makes it abundantly clear that the probability of A given B isn't the same as B given A. And the problems that causes in thinking are manifest. Like the woman that got sent to prison for killing her kids because she had three kids died of crib death.
Starting point is 01:27:28 Okay, go on. Well, you can't, you can't do the math that way. You can't use probability in that manner. It's a confusion of the inverse. There. So they were saying that the odds were so they'd so fucking slim that all three of her kids would drive, die of crib death that they convicted of murder. And that worked until someone with a math, physics, or logic background thought about
Starting point is 01:27:59 it and passed it around and she ended up released pretty quickly and dusted off. The fallacy has also been given the name in modern times of Bernoulli's fallacy. And the Bernoulli family made immense, immeasurable contributions to the sciences. But I think it was Jacob of the Bernoullis. I don't want to pew in the wrong one. But he kind of could be called the father of looking at the probability of data on the assumption of a hypothesis and using that to infer some information about
Starting point is 01:28:36 the hypothesis. And it's a fallacy. It doesn't work. Can you explain the crib death one to me? If it's one in a hundred, the one baby dies and then you have two babies die and now it's, you know. cannot be translated to an inference of her guilt. In this fast paced world staying sharp and focused is a non-negotiable. That's why more professionals are turning to Mudwater, coffee alternative that fuels your day without the crash made with a blend of organic functional mushrooms,
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Starting point is 01:32:01 Or sorry, highly probable that she did kill them. You're not suggesting that that she killed them is powerful. The evidence is powerful on the assumption that she killed them. Right. Okay. Yes. I can say nothing about, about the probability of her killing him given the evidence. I can't I can't.
Starting point is 01:32:49 It's the process is fallacy and it's the it's the rain in the cloud thing. Wow. To see hard to see, but we need to sensitize ourselves to that. And that was good. That way you were at that. Say that the the the probability of the evidence on the assumption that she killed them works, but that doesn't translate to the probability
Starting point is 01:33:12 that she killed them given the evidence. And the legal world is coming to understand this and looking around and going, fuck, look, I mean, it happens pretty often. It's not the first time. There's something similar has been going on with DNA. Look up prosecutors fallacy. I imagine there's I'm sure there's a Wikipedia article on it but it is a fallacy of this sort and what I propose is to ingrain in children a basic understanding of conditional
Starting point is 01:33:46 probabilities and to learn to be ever attentive. Because what you could do is you could in each instance hide it a little better. Some of them are real obvious, some are not. The prosecutor's fallacy is a misrep... sorry, the prosecutor's fallacy is a misinterpretation of probability that occurs when someone assumes the probability of a random scientific match is the same as the probability that the defendant is innocent. For example, if a prosecutor argues that there's a 1% chance that an innocent person would have a certain blood type and then concludes the accused is guilty, the prosecutor has committed prosecutor's fallacy. Yeah, one in a million with this blood type. It's kind of all the current rage to realize this legally. We see the same thing in binary diagnostics where like it was a group of
Starting point is 01:35:07 100 physicians were asked based on this data what is the probability that this guy what's the predictive value of this guy's diagnostic work and they all used the sensitivity and came up with this number around 75 percent when in fact there's about a seven and a half percent chance. and came up with this number around 75% when in fact there's about a 7.5% chance. I know Miss Emily, my partner in the Broken Science Initiative, has been talking to physicians about the positive predictive value of a bad mammogram. And it's poorly understood. It's an interesting thing. That one's been been that's probably the most famous one right the mammogram thing. There's a book on that right pretty famous book. Pretty famous book. Yeah
Starting point is 01:36:08 Yeah, oh yeah wrote on mammograms and brilliantly And then he took on the gates HPV vaccine then psych meds and children The psych meds and children is horrible. So it's a horrific story. Yeah. I mean, that was basically fraud too. As I recall, the kids that died, they were just pulling them out and just saying that they dropped out of the study. Is that the one? Yep.
Starting point is 01:36:42 Yeah, that one's crazy. Your p-value is the probability of the data on the assumption of the no being true. And all of the misinterpretations, and they're near universal. People have been surveyed and giant swaths of the academic community hold one or multiple misinterpretations of p-values. But all of the misinterpretations have you magically jumping from the probability of the data given the hypothesis to some assessment is the probability of the hypotheses. And there is no logical inference that can be made. When you corner the statisticians, they'll admit as much, but the reason it's used is because it does mistakenly infer a validation of a hypothesis.
Starting point is 01:37:44 And this is the heart of the replication problem. and secondly, infer a validation of hypotheses. And this is the heart of the replication problem. All of which can be seen as stemming from an inadequate definition of science. I propose that we teach kids what science is ahead of teaching them what science, what teaching them science, teaching what it is first. And that would be important if you go into science and even more important if you don't. What we've done with COVID is fundamentally become become victims of pseudoscience. That's what the Fauci book's about. It would be fascinating to grill him as to what he really thought science was. A Fauci.
Starting point is 01:38:38 I believe he's a first-rate technologist, but you can in that space, you can learn the craft of technology, especially in the biology realm. You can learn that in much the manner that a sorcerer would do alchemy, and it works. You know what I mean? You could learn on the job How you can learn radar systems on the job? It's very very rare, but I've seen that happen and and that's what July 11th and sorry January 11th and 12th and Scottsdale will be about that that will be the first day to run of that Yes, you've said something about it. I just love the sentence.
Starting point is 01:39:30 We should try for a moment, though it is almost impossible, to take in the full grotesqueness of the contemporary situation in the philosophy of science in the book that Broken Science Initiative rescued from obscurity, sad obscurity. So many people. I'm going to take a weekend to help people take in the full grotesqueness of the contemporary situation of the philosophy of science. And I think I can do so in a way that leaves you with a sense of having learned something
Starting point is 01:40:02 profound that keeps on giving, you can keep on learning. It's a framework which to continue to grow. And I think we can do so where it's readily accessible and entertaining. And I think that the profundity of the material combined with its accessibility creates the entertainment. I think that's kind of how that rolls. But we've got some things to say about science and about probability and about statistics
Starting point is 01:40:31 and validation and induction and deduction. They're really life altering in terms of your intellectual composition such that you would really be Fauci-proof. your intellectual composition such that you would really be Fauci-proof. I mean, what do my friends and I have that we, how is it that Zoe and I and Malcolm Kendrick and I and Tim Noakes and I, how is it we saw this thing for the bullshit it was long before everyone started dying. I think I can I think I can I think that's a
Starting point is 01:41:11 heritable skill. I think I can communicate that. Imparted onto other people. Yeah. And we and we all we all knew I knew what they thought before I asked them. You get like, hey, anyone here, did anyone fall for that shit? You know, of course, nobody did. Nobody did. Once you've seen the public health apparatus at work, you will never be able to unsee it. And so, you know, they fooled me on, they fooled me on, briefly on metabolic disorder
Starting point is 01:41:41 and I pulled my head out of my ass 35, 40 years ago. And when they attempted it out of my ass 35, 40 years ago. And when they attempted it on the, on the infectious disease front, it went flat, never got off the ground. I was watching their numbers and their methods with the flu, highly entertained when they tried to pull the COVID scam with the same kind of numbers. I feel like there were so many red flags there that anyone could have seen it. It was hard to get together with Aaron Gin, and Jay Botticelli, and John Iannati and whoever else. Any of the skeptics. We all saw different things wrong.
Starting point is 01:42:31 Kerry Mullitz, the Nobel Prize winning PCI guy. I just realized Aaron Ginn texted me and I never responded. He's a good dude. I gotta go, Sebby. Okay, bye. Oh, I'm gonna see you in two days. I love you. Are you coming tomorrow night after trick-or-treating? In the morning.
Starting point is 01:42:56 On the first of the morning? Yeah. But you gotta leave early because you gotta beat them here. Yeah, the kids arrive. Okay, do you have a- It's dancing Mikaela bringing Grandma Katie. here. Yeah, the kids arrived. Okay, do you have a dancing Michaela bringing grandma Katie? Okay, that's okay. Hey, Friday's wide open for me if you need to ride from the airport
Starting point is 01:43:12 or just call me. I will. Okay. Right to Solange. Okay, maybe I should come in your all go to your house and get your car so you don't have to ride in my shit box. Thanks buddy. Oh my god I'm gonna cry. Alright bye. Where's Davies? He around? I'll let him know. What time are you coming in the morning? You want to be you want to do Slaungers Lake at 11? Yeah. You'll be here that early? That's I can do that. When do the kids come? I'm not sure but Snaz and Michaela were waiting around with an extra big car because
Starting point is 01:43:48 they were coming in. Michaela's got it all figured out. I'm sure. Okay, awesome. I'm going to keep everyone in Granite Way except Grandma Katie who's going to stay with me through the whole recording. All right. All right.
Starting point is 01:44:01 Bye, Sev. Thanks, everybody. Greg Glassman. Oh, what's this movie? There was something in here that caught my attention. What's the, is there a Princess Diana movie that my wife should see? She just watched some like 600 part series on the history of the UK. And no, not that. What documentary should my wife see about Princess Di? Oh, the Susan Smith situation is just like the Ant Diana movie.
Starting point is 01:44:30 There's something wrong with Ant Diane. We had to watch it for psychology on why she killed her kids. Oh, no. OK. Never mind. Squish boobs or not, squish boobs, squish them for sure, squish them. I wonder who burnt lumber is. Burnt lumber. I wonder if I can figure that out. Wow. Wow. So much drama.
Starting point is 01:45:17 So much drama. I did not sleep well last night. I'm on season four of Dexter and then it was like 1045 and I stopped watching it and then I don't think I fell asleep till one. It was weird. I put some, I just laid there. I think I had too much caffeine yesterday. I mean it was I just laid there. I think I had too much caffeine yesterday. I mean it was nice just laying there.
Starting point is 01:45:47 I'd love, I love being in my bed. No pillow. Feet up on a big puffy pillow. One hand on my wife. I think I was there for like two hours before I fell asleep. No kids came in the room last night. It was awesome. But I just didn't sleep enough.
Starting point is 01:46:13 The alarm went off and I was like, holy shit. You know those nights when you feel like you didn't even sleep? It was kind of like that. Yeah, Philip, you said season four is excellent. I told I told Hillary yesterday I said, Hey, I'm on season four. And he said, Hey, dude, you're the luckiest person alive. And I go, why goes that's the greatest season in all of TV. You're so lucky you've never seen that and you get to watch it.
Starting point is 01:46:37 I did not like last night's episode. It was stressing me out how sleepy he was. It was so Oh, maybe that's why I didn't sleep well because I watched an episode where he wasn't sleeping well. Sevan, I put on your show yesterday with Dale Saran while driving into work with my wife in the car this morning. All she took away from it is that you are not Christian. How, can you imagine thinking that I'm not Christian? I can't imagine being a Christian and not knowing that I'm Christian, no matter what I say. I just can't fathom it. That's the litmus test if you're really a Christian. How could you not know that I'm being used by God? How could you not know?
Starting point is 01:47:29 It's devastating. Ask her. How could you not know? Some Christians are like... Christians are interesting, especially newly minted Christians. They're like newly minted people with CrossFit or newly minted people who like are alcoholics anonymous. You know what I mean? Like you know the guy he's just been going to AA for two months and his friends who still drink around him like he's focused on hating them or he's like that like you're fixated on that stuff and it's like
Starting point is 01:47:58 I get it. Is she newly minted Christian? How could you not know? How could you not see the hands of God working me? How could you not see it? No Christian means follower. You can't follow what you don't believe is real. Isn't that a weird phrase? Believe is real. Believe is real. How could you possibly believe anything that's real? It doesn't even make sense to me.
Starting point is 01:48:52 I don't know how you could... you only believe things that aren't real. That's why you believe them. Right? Why would you, why would you? Would you say that Jesus is the Lord of your life? I don't know. Would Jesus say that He's the Lord of my life? You can't believe God is real. You can only hope.
Starting point is 01:49:39 I don't know if you can only hope. Maybe you can know God is real. Why can't you know God is real? Ariel and Sporty Beth are gonna do a collab to stop bullying. Oh, I saw that thing. I like Ariel, but like I just disagree with her there. I don't think, I don't think, I don't know, you would have to do something so harsh to bully her just because she's like the stage has been set it's like saying it's like saying it's like saying if two UFC fighters step in the ring and you said one of them was bullying the other one like other than it being a
Starting point is 01:50:15 tactic or was being mean to the other one or something it's like dude you just stepped in a ring lock the fucking door and the goal is just to knock someone unconscious I mean I I have my bias but you if you go on YouTube as soon as you make a video that says the most toxic man in CrossFit or you start attacking people it's like all right it's all fair after that and could say whatever you want to or you can say her titties are nice you can say the guy who fucked her must be gay because no straight man whatever fucker like I don't like it's it's on like Donkey Kong it doesn't matter after that I mean you have the person saying this shit has to deal with the the
Starting point is 01:50:48 Karma or the ability to process, you know, whatever they're doing But if you think you're just being funny and you don't think you're bullying her then you're not It all it's at that point. It's all up to whoever's it's saying it What what what you're comfortable with and can put your head down at night and sleep with. But man, she's got it. Like, if you have a YouTube channel, you're in the ring. Like, you went in the ring and shut the door. And this whole... everything else after that's just woke bullshit. Like... just woke bullshit like the thing is you got to have a fucking thick skin or or I don't know I don't know how I don't know what even the skin looks like I don't
Starting point is 01:51:33 even know what the skin looks like on people who were raised with social media like so some people think social I I'm just starting to realize I don't think social media is is real like you know what I mean? Like I just see it as like, but I think a lot of people like think it's real. Like for me it's not. And maybe they're right, maybe I'm wrong. I don't, I don't, I don't, and honestly I don't care. But for me it's not, it's not real. Like if your feelings are being hurt by social media, then it's like, It's not real. Like if your feelings are being hurt by social media, then it's like I mean something that's so blatantly in my I categorize as imaginary is
Starting point is 01:52:19 Like social media is like a food fight it's not like a real fight Yeah, like like lice are real. Graciano should have known he might get lice from me. Did I say that once? Yeah, if you hang out with me, you should know you're possible you'll get lice. But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart. But? No. Why is it but? And he misspoke. Jesus misspoke. I don't know who said that. Oh, Matthew misspoke. And I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully...
Starting point is 01:53:03 I'll tell you something crazy about that. But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully, what does that mean? Committed adultery with her in his heart. Lustfully? Lustfully? Lustfully? Lustfully? Lustfully? Lustfully is an adverb meaning involving or showing strong sexual desire or having a powerful feeling of wanting something. She stared lustfully at the chocolate cake. You stared lustfully at the chocolate cake.
Starting point is 01:53:52 Could you admire a giant set of titties without being lustful over them? Oh, you want to have sex. Well, then I'm never lustful. You want to have lovin's with her. Oh her oh fuck then I'm pure as shit I've never looked at a woman and been like I want to fuck her Ever I don't think I'll let you know I'll watch I mean besides my wife. I mean yeah besides my wife. I Don't even think I think about it. If you get a hard on, are you lustful? That's pure bullshit, pure. Yeah, I look at them appreciatively. I mean call me gay, but I could look at a dude's, the contour of a dude's shoulder to
Starting point is 01:54:59 his bicep that round right there the same way I look at a pair of titties. I don't know. It's all the same shit to me. Just cool fucking curves and stuff. Ain't nothing pure. Like, so you'll actually go somewhere in your head, like you'll see a girl walking down the street and then you'll actually think like like you're in the shower with her or like you're eating her out or she's blowing you, you'll actually think that?
Starting point is 01:55:35 I would feel so fucking naked if I thought that in public, like everyone would know I was thinking that. I wouldn't even let myself think that. Oh, oh, I see. The probability of getting lice from Seve is not the same as having lice, meaning Seve was near you. Oh, thank you. Dude, please stop lying to us and yourself. You're crazy, dude.
Starting point is 01:56:08 Hey, it's the same distinction between the putting the shopping cart away and thinking that it's some sort of like measurement of for society. Like you guys are totally missing the point on it. It's okay. I don't care. I don't even care. I think the shopping cart thing is fun. It's just the distinction you you mean you will actually look at a woman and Be somewhere like you'll be at dinner Hanging out with your family and you'll see some fucking chick walk by and her tits are falling out of her dress and you'll actually Think about boning her like are you out of your fucking mind? I would never let my brain wander over to that. Someone thinking about having sex with men also counts. Oh, that is disgusting. That is so gross. Hey, I
Starting point is 01:57:26 Wonder if it's why shit doesn't bother me like what people say gross shit while I'm eating it doesn't even faze me I can't visualize So I'm like boring. Maybe that's what it is. I just don't visualize. I don't I don't visualize I don't see pictures in my head. I just don't I Don't I don't think like that. I'm so simple. There's nothing. Yeah, I don't think like that. I'm misunderstood. All right. Good.
Starting point is 01:58:03 All right. Not my best show with Greg, but not bad. the worth into big conversion. Nobody in front of him. Touched down. Gorillas. Nigam rushes it and I don't know what what's in is what what's in the name they say a lot of races it clearly
Starting point is 01:59:12 or things to look at look at someone in the comments wrote people with any brains would change such an offensive name that name is only going to be a hindrance in life one can't help the name they inherit but they can change it like many Irish Italian Jewish folks Did when their name was offensive in our culture or even comical? God what? Oh Look it's just some old guy Mike Owen
Starting point is 01:59:37 Mike Owen get it Owen. He's Owen Mike Owen Look at look at this stuff this dude post it's kind of wild right? It's all like old shit Like he's got some product here called like bacon up. I don't know who eats that is that food He's in a band Look at this. It's fixer upper. Hey, that's what I imagine like Taylor's or JR's house to look like right there. Or Tyler Watkins. That's like all those dudes I or John Young. I picture all their homes to just look like that. Is that crazy? homes to just look like that. Is that crazy? That's how I picture all their houses.
Starting point is 02:00:34 Like with and I picture that they all pee outside and shit. Who else? Yeah and that they have they have an extension cord. Look at this. I picture that for sure being in Tyler walk ins front yard If I hadn't if I hadn't have seen Colton's Jim I think Colton lives like right in one of these two this thing Just straight California douchebag Yep, yep Let me see there's anything else in here. Oh
Starting point is 02:01:22 What was this show from the hell uh, was that from Beastmaster or something? Damn, look at these teeth. My cousin Alabama took her kids trick or treating and found these in one kid's bag. Wow. Oh my God. Anyway. Oh, Flash Gordon. Wow. Holy shit. Nice. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:01:49 Wow. Yeah. Caleb definitely lives in one of those. I don't get you. I there's your students. I don't get you. I don't get you. I don't get you.
Starting point is 02:02:03 I don't get you. I don't get you. I don't get you. I don't get you. I don't get you. I don't get you. Yeah, Caleb definitely lives in one of those. I don't get you. I, I, there's, you're stupid if you change your name. This, this, this is as good as, um, what was the girl's boobs that I, the song with the girl's boobs? Someone's gotta find, can someone find that for me on Instagram and send that to me? I miss that. World and two, big conversion. Nigamid takes off to his left!
Starting point is 02:02:32 Nobody in front of him, touchdown Gorillaz! Luke Nigamid rushes it in, his third carry of the game! Hey, I watched the World Series last night Wow The the Wow baseball players are real that's the cuck of all sports. That's the cuck sport I didn't realize that you would think tennis was the cuck sport That's the cuck sport. I didn't realize that you would think tennis was the cuck sport
Starting point is 02:03:12 Every dude was wearing jewelry while they played a professional sport the fucking picture this guy honeywell looks like a fucking gag character He was fucking wearing a turtleneck and a fucking necklace Another dude who is batting his shirt was like pushing against his throat like that. What a fucking shit show that sport is I Truly unbelievable. There was one fucking man on the field Some guy named judge What a bunch of douche canoes baseball is just pure cuckery what what a what a joke it's like it's granted don't get me wrong I'm not saying that there's not like some great technical skill just like there's probably like the guy who's the best pancake flipper in the world
Starting point is 02:03:55 too but man baseball is a fucking what a joke the dudes just sitting around not doing shit everyone's fucking armored up. The dudes are wearing, I haven't watched baseball in 10 years. I probably won't watch it again. Dudes wearing, my kids didn't even believe it. They came in the house from tennis practice and I was at home and they're like, what are you doing? And I'm like, I'm watching baseball.
Starting point is 02:04:17 And they're like, why are you watching baseball? You don't watch baseball. But I was fucking watching baseball. And I liked that dude, Judge, because he's big. I was like, man, what a fucking stud six eight But man, what a bunch of pussies those guys are Those how do you have any injury doing that sport? Absolutely garbage just pathetic
Starting point is 02:04:43 What a fucking pathetic sport. I can't even fucking believe it. I guess I did like it that I watched it and it was the first time since 1970 that a team had won a game after being down 3-0. The Yankees came back and won a game. And I like seeing the Japanese guy. It was weird how everyone had a different stance. No two batters fucking bat the same. One dude standing with his foot like his heel off the ground when he swings. One guy's like a fat guy and he's standing like he's about to take a shit. He's so fat. This one batter was so fat that in his squat at the plate, it didn't even look physically possible. It looked like he should have like fallen over
Starting point is 02:05:25 But his gut was so big it was holding him forward And fuck you Philip Kelly for saying you bet I didn't read that book and someone else in there said something about my gun you guys can all eat a fat dick I hope the fleas of a thousand camels infest your fucking pubic hair before the show is over you scumbags Furthermore I probably will watch the next two games because I'm... and I had to explain to my kids, they're like, oh, so it's a routing. And I'm like, no, what this is, is it's an opportunity for the Yankees to do something that no one's ever done. This is fucking awesome.
Starting point is 02:05:58 It's gonna be the best thing that ever fucking happened in sports if the fucking Yankees can pull it off and baseball will be huge. I hope the Dodgers are actually throwing the game so that the fucking station can make more money and the sponsors can make more money. But man, what a fucking joke. Your kids should be playing baseball. Let them be American boys. I actually am going to sign Ari up for baseball.
Starting point is 02:06:21 That's funny you say that. He loves fucking Wolf a ball. Matter of fact, I think I'm gonna go play with him today Yeah, that guy judge is a stud what a what a What a manchild that guy is that guy judge is um He you know who he reminds me of? Who's the UFC fire poet on?
Starting point is 02:06:44 There better not be a sevens gun, I will fucking ban you Uh, who's the ufc fire poet on? There better not be a savants gun i will fucking ban you Uh He's batting like yeah, that was another cool thing. Um, he's batting 0.118 in the world series. That was another interesting thing That I guess just from what I gleaned. I only watched the last like five innings I was talking to Hiller on the phone I go what are you doing because I'm watching the World Series and when I grow up I want to be like Hiller so I started watching it but um That was another interesting thing. I guess two of their best players had or had a shitty game and
Starting point is 02:07:19 They still won whatever it was 10-4 11-4 whatever the fuck it ended up being. Oh It is on again tonight and here's another thing. I don't know how my TV got it. I don't even have like I Don't even have good TV And I had it Is that the guy's name Aaron yeah, what a fucking stud hey dude his one of his forearms is Massive he was wearing a long black. What's the guy's name? I'm gonna Google it It's Aaron judge forearm. I'm gonna see if I can Aaron judge for
Starting point is 02:07:58 Foreman no for for forearm Is that his name Aaron judge? Yeah, his his forms were massive he's a freak God can you imagine how proud his parents are of him? My kids are like hey If If he was in our house could he touch the ceiling I Was like yeah. Oh, shit. I wanted to show you this picture of him, but you need access.
Starting point is 02:08:28 You need a subscription to Business Insider. I need a baseball player to come on the show regularly like Tyson. Who can we get? Who won the Heisman in baseball? What's it called? the Thai Cobb award? Damn Images trying to find a picture of his forearm, but it was ridiculous Yeah, he's huge
Starting point is 02:09:03 Yeah, there's all these pictures with him with really short, um, other sh- with short baseball players. Oh, here it is. Here's one. They're all behind a fucking paywall. Here's one. Let me see if I can show you this one. Yeah, look at him.
Starting point is 02:09:24 My God. he's huge. I bet you that guy makes a shitload of money. Brianna, you'd be a spinner to that guy. Anyway, I think JD Vance is going on. 360 million, that's his contract? That's nice. Aaron's too thick. 360 million that's his contract that's nice Aaron's too thick he's not he's not that well he's got a huge ass he's going on Rogan oh I don't have anyone sponsoring kill Taylor this week thank you I. I need a Seven what show company is sponsoring the show. I need a sponsor for kill Taylor this week
Starting point is 02:10:30 That would be cool. Someone sponsor it greatest show on the internet Did you guys see John Stewart's piece on on Tony Hincliffe on Tony Hincliffe Candice Owen is not allowed to go into Australia You guys want me to go off on you guys Let me just some of you are gonna be deeply offended by this I have two things I could just absolutely go berserk on this is one Rad said they would sponsor. Oh, that's cool.
Starting point is 02:11:10 I would love that. I would love it. Who's the guy over there? That's Adam Kink. Someone tell Adam Kink he should sponsor the show. That would be awesome. That would be so fucking funny with Taylor Oh my god, that would be so funny Okay, here we go you guys ready Yeah, that's a clink what did I say I
Starting point is 02:11:45 Bet you I... Pat, I was about to tear you up, but you're so sensitive. I don't even like picking on you anymore. You're so sensitive. You've gotten so soft, dude. 2021, Bayer, the German company that owns the herbicide Roundup, announced that it would remove glyphosate from its Roundup line of weed killers for residential lawns and gardens by 2023 after paying out over $10 billion in settlements of legal claims that it caused non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Starting point is 02:12:13 Currently, their website reads, quote, to further reduce future litigation risk, we've transitioned the manufacturing of our glyphosate products for the US residential lawn and garden market to new formulations that have a different active ingredient starting in 2023. We've taken this action exclusively to manage litigation risk and not because of any safety concerns. No mention of stopping the sale of glyphosate to farmers for use on our food. Well, 2023 has come and gone. So I checked the Roundup store on Amazon and I found seven products for home use. Two of them contained glyphosate as the sole herbicide. One contained glyphosate with an added toxic chemical, diquat dibromide, that was banned in the EU in 2018 and has been banned in the UK and Switzerland as well. This same diquat is now found in three of the other roundup
Starting point is 02:12:57 products. Seems Bayer has jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire while giving us the finger. They may have just made their products more toxic. panning into the fire while giving us the finger. They may have just made their products more toxic. No fucking libtard uses this stuff. You are a fucking idiot if you spray poison on your property to kill bugs or weeds. You are a complete fucking moron. If you have some justification, if your only conservative D bags walk around with fucking poison and spray it on the fucking weeds coming out of the cracks of their fucking driveway. What the fuck is wrong with you? You're spraying poison at your house? You fucking dipshit. And those of you who hire fucking pest control to come spray for fucking scorpions or spiders or all that shit around your house, you're a fucking moron. You don't think that shit's gonna fucking kill you? You're a fucking tool of
Starting point is 02:13:49 demand and that's the... libtards do not do that. Oh, I know you do. I know you spray a ton of poison at work. That's what's fucking happened to your hair. You scumbags. Where do you think that shit's gonna go? It goes straight into the fucking ocean. I fucking cannot stand that shit. I'm driving down the fucking street and I see someone spraying that shit in the fucking cracks. I'm like, what the fuck are those people fucking doing? Bend over and pull out the fucking weeds. You do realize many people use this as the burpee dude. I assume mainly because of being uneducated or uninformed. Yeah. I lived in this motor home, 1977 Chevy Good Life, 27 feet long. And one day I was in there, I don't know, I'm sure some of you have experienced
Starting point is 02:14:46 this, especially if you live in California. One day I was in there and within 20 seconds, the entire thing was filled with termites, like millions of them. My whole inside of my fucking motor home was crawling with those four wing bastards. It was like out of a fucking horror movie. It was nuts, bugs everywhere, crawling on every nook and cranny all over me buzzing around So I took a fucking can of raid and I put that like wd-40 red Tube and I fucking put it in the hole that they were coming in and I just fucking sprayed As I don't know how old I was that that's probably 25, 23. And I remember telling my dad the story and my dad said, hey if it kills them, it kills you.
Starting point is 02:15:34 That was it. You're right, I was uneducated and unaware. But what... Greg had this house in fucking Prescott, Arizona, and it was covered in fucking bugs. The most insane bugs ever. The craziest praying mantises there. So many praying mantises, black widows. It was nuts. Scorpions. It had fucking everything. And I loved going there and looking at all the fucking bugs. It was it was absolutely amazing and a crazy Hummingbird moths everywhere those giant fucking moths. They shoot out their tongue and then they hover over flowers they look like birds, but their moths and And And I remember he sprayed and that was it. All the bugs in his fucking in his yard were gone.
Starting point is 02:16:30 It took like five years before the next time I saw praying mantis on the property. I was devastated. Devastated. Fucking nuts. Fuck you. That's all I see. All I see is bug spray is fucking Darwinian fucking like just killing the fucking idiots. You fucking ding-dongs. You have fucking kids at home and you're spraying your fucking property with insecticide. You're out of your fucking mind I don't know I don't know about fertilizers oh I'm gonna go to Home Depot today and get a you know what I've started doing I've started just getting a chicken manure and spreading it on my lawn for fertilizer I just get a big bag of chicken manure and throw handfuls out there I don't know if it works Excuse me
Starting point is 02:17:36 Pat Lang what what what why does the average age of mortality continue rise every year for poison everyone? I don't give a fuck dude Savvy how we doing? I'm good Question for you actually question for you to ask Greg when he comes on okay let me get my pen ready so Greg and you've mentioned it in the past I just kind of want him to elaborate on it more but oftentimes and we're hearing more and more about it about like micro plastics and food coloring and it's just we're gonna and he's mentioned before we're hearing more and more of it in the news right to hear less about added sugar right like yeah he has some strong he has some strong opinions on that he says that basically that it's like fucking washing your car when the
Starting point is 02:18:19 fucking engines blown out he says it's like pointless and that's and that's a lot of what I hear and like you know says it's like pointless. And that's, and that's a lot of what I hear. And like, you know, oftentimes it's people will talk about sodium, right, too, because they're like, Oh, that raises my blood pressure. That's bad for it. And I've gotten to arguments with people and like, smart people too, right, who are educated, right, that want to, you know, well, but they teach us that sodium is bad for high blood pressure. And that causes hypertension and whatnot. Like the stuff they're doing with Metfix, that message of off the carbs, off the couch.
Starting point is 02:18:53 Right? Like, why isn't it being told? Right? You know, you know, it's crazy. The whole thing about cholesterol, cholesterol is only bad for you. If you eat too much sugar, the exact Exactly. And the same thing is with salt. I don't remember the exact mechanism, Greg can come on and explain it, but you can eat all the fucking salt in the world and it won't be bad for you at all.
Starting point is 02:19:13 You could just fucking drink it by the gallons. But if you consume sugar, the mechanism in which allows you to process salt gets retarded. And it's the same thing with cholesterol. You want a shitload of cholesterol in your blood, but if you eat sugar, then it's gonna cause damage to the arterial wall, and then the cholesterol is gonna start clotting in there, and it's gonna fuck you up. It's addressing the symptom instead of the cause. It's fucking, it's just retardation. And like, is it solely, is it solely just to protect big sugar and then also big pharma?
Starting point is 02:19:44 Or is some of it, right, benign like negligence, right? Is it yeah, I mean look at look at Cali means he's a straight fucking and he's probably a great guy but straight fucking cuck beta male skinny perfect health probably a vegan and And and he has nothing to worry about except microplastics and that's cool I appreciate what he's doing but to distract from the bigger root cause of what's fucking causing the fucking collapse of fucking human beings mobility across the fucking country and fucking the biggest drain on the medical system, it's sugar. It's sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar. And with the with candy day coming tomorrow, that's what I've deemed Halloween at this point.
Starting point is 02:20:26 Right, like I've gotten shit from people and I'm fucking 24. And I get shit when they're like, oh, you're not going to hand candy out to the kids. And I'm like, no, like it's it's I'm not going to add to the problem if I speak so much against it. Right. Like that's hypocritical. And it's not just they're going to get the candy anyways. Why would I do it? Right. My my kid walked into tennis yesterday and they had a bowl of candy there. And he's like, can I have a piece? I said, sure. And he takes one of those small little three musketeer bars and within 20
Starting point is 02:20:55 minutes he's crying. I'm like, what's wrong? He's like, my stomach hurts. I'm like, well, what'd you eat? He goes, that three musketeers bar. I go, there you go. What the fuck do you think is going to happen to you? I go I told you that's boy. It's funny at my gym the other day. And Yeti wanted another one on the way out. I'm like yeah go ahead I don't give a fuck.
Starting point is 02:21:15 He didn't do it. I'm like you'd be sick again. I go and don't come to me when you're crying. My gym we just opened in September. But we're within a baseball and softball complex. But so there's this kid waiting for his lessons with his dad and this kid had a blonde mullet, right? Probably down to about, I don't know, the middle of his back, right? But the front was just like cut like a bowl.
Starting point is 02:21:40 And I'm like, dude, that's a sick haircut. And he's like, I'm like, how long you been growing it for? He's like, five years. And I'm like, how that's a sick haircut and he's like I'm like how long you been growing it for he's like five years and I'm like, how old are you nine and Then I was like, oh do you you know cut the front for school pictures is like no, I'm homeschooled and I'm like, oh, okay I'm like so for the girls then he was like not yet and then we start talking about Working out and the dad's like he wants abs and I'm like, you know how you get abs you eat your all your protein and vegetables He's like I do that and then I'm like then Like what is it? He's like it's because I also eat junk like a kid knew it right? Like it was a smart kid
Starting point is 02:22:18 Yeah, like that's crazy that he knows that that's good but he's like no the reason I don't is because I eat junk. And it's like, holy shit. Like they're smarter if you let them know, right? Like when you treat them like kids and you treat them like they're dumb, you're going to be dumb. Yep. Just like adults, right? And those adults just become dumb adults. It's all, it's too complicated to write like what, or I think with nutrition, sorry, I'm getting all over the place. When we worry about sodium and whatnot, you're making it too complicated. Keep it simple.
Starting point is 02:22:50 Hey. It doesn't have to be complicated. A plumber off subject here a little bit, but are you willing to explore any gay sex? Jesus, no. Okay, sorry, David. David Weed wants to put his cock in your mouth. Oh, goodness. He wants to 69 his cock in your mouth. Oh goodness. That's aggressive. He wants to 69 you.
Starting point is 02:23:08 I know, it's weird. But anyway, sorry David, wrong caller. Fair enough. That's all I got, just questions for Greg. He talks about stuff and then I hear it and see it more and I see all these people that are, you know, it's it's the People that should be sharing the message of stop eating sugar that are talking about Microplastics and die. I mean look at that and those people like are in perfect health fucking
Starting point is 02:23:41 Kennedy's fucking jack-to-the-gills on TRT the Cali and Mrs. Means and mr. Means are all fit and have perfect skin and it's like come on dude. It's the same thing when I have Paul Saladino on it's like hey dude you got like I understand your message but you're way fucking you've like you've left the room dude like you're so far down the path of health that it's not even relatable to fucking all the 400 pounders in the country. Well in their, and it's not even that they're, in some of them, they're not in perfect health of like metabolically, right? They look fucking great, right?
Starting point is 02:24:14 But if they eat sugar and refined carbohydrates to excess, you can only imagine what their, right? Their blood sugar levels are, right? Or what their? Metabolism is I actually think you could get away with leaving eating just complete garbage and live to a hundred You just have to be skin elaborate like you just have to be skinny like you know what I mean like You just have to be you know what I mean like if you'd like you know like the person like I used to I used to Film with this arm wrestler in Louisiana, and he would drink coke all day, but he would just drink one coke all day.
Starting point is 02:24:50 He would sip on it out of a plastic bottle. And he wrestled in the 154 pound class and he was lean and mean and he was moving all day and sweating all day. I just think that the two biggest things are over consumption and sugar. But I mean, you've seen the person like when they eat dessert, they just have one bite of the fucking cake. And don't get me wrong, I'm not condoning it. But it's like, at the end of the day, it's just like, it's just like just sheer, it's just the sheer quantity to.
Starting point is 02:25:20 Yeah, it's like, like two scoops of ice cream and a piece of cake. Can you smoke one cigarette a day? Yeah. Right? Like, D&D has a... I don't know about that. Smoking is a little, smoking is I think a little bit different, but I think the thing is, I mean ideally you just stay away from that. I meant more so the addiction.
Starting point is 02:25:39 Oh, right, right. Right? Yeah, yeah. And that's the problem with kids. That's why you don't want to get kids eating sugar because it will become a lifelong addiction. My kid who tasted sugar the earliest out of my three kids is the one that's most attracted to it.
Starting point is 02:25:53 And Avi went the longest without it and he's fucking, he, he can't stand it. He avoids it like the plague. Yeah. Just, just thoughts. This, this, this is the shit that matters right like and you know neither I mean, yeah sure RFK is talking about it, but I Mean fuck Donnie was at McDonald's the day before right? Yeah It's tough to think that government's gonna be the solution to a problem that they're creating. Yeah, or they're Allowing on a side note. I don't think you have to walk the walk to talk the message either me personally
Starting point is 02:26:36 Like I like yeah like me I just don't it doesn't it does I'm not like I don't get distracted by that I'm not saying i'm Perfect either right? No one is right, but it's it's just like why would I be part of the problem? and um There's there's levels to this shit You're you're my kid seven years old. He woke up in the morning did two hours of school work Uh trained kickboxing for an hour went went straight from there, did two hours of tennis, went straight from there, did 30 minutes in the pool, went straight from there and did an hour and 15 minutes of tennis. And it's like, like, he's at a place metabolically where a little piece of
Starting point is 02:27:20 chocolate, shit chocolate, you chocolate, the Halloween candy. It's gone. Yeah, it's gone. And I'm not justifying it, but if you're a 70 year old man or 50 year old man and you're sitting on the fucking couch all day after being sitting in front of a computer all day at work and you ate 35 of those at the office, you're fucked.
Starting point is 02:27:41 You're fucked. It's different than having a donut every Friday at work because, well, it's just in moderation. It's just donut day It's just donut day. Yeah Yeah All right, all the best Savvy. All right. Bye. See ya. I Wanted I wish I would have I Wanted I wish I would have uh
Starting point is 02:28:05 Copied and pasted this chicks Instagram account yesterday I saw this girl's body was fucking crazy on Instagram last night and I showed my wife and I'm like Did she have her stomach muscles etched in or something her stomach muscles didn't even look real I've told you guys this before that I think crawling is the holy grail of fitness that you should never encourage your kid to walk. Let them crawl as long as they can. Let them become just crazy efficient walker crawlers. Crawl crawl crawl crawl crawl. Your kid should do tummy time fucking 10 times a fucking day. If the
Starting point is 02:28:45 kid starts crying, set the timer for fucking 30 minutes and just deal with the crying. There's being on the ground, man. Just let your kid, none of those stupid things where the kid pushes the shopping cart around or all those things they have that help kids walk, fuck all that. Let your kid war with gravity. We all start our movement training on the ground. There is no exceptions. From those basic patterns, we further develop more and more complex movements for the rest of our lives. And yet most of us abandon ground movement very early and never return to it. Here are my observations. Those that keep ground movement in their daily never return to it. Here are my observations.
Starting point is 02:29:25 Those that keep ground movement in their daily practice have many advantages. One, development and maintenance of healthy joints and connective tissue. Two, stability. Three, mobility. Four, strength without needed additional strength training or a huge boost to your current strength training.
Starting point is 02:29:44 Five, metabolic health. To sum up, it's a wise investment to develop such practice and then keep it. It's also a great way to pass time. He makes that shit. He makes that look so easy. It's really remarkable that that one movement he does. That's an amazing movement, but this one movement he does where he reaches back from the standing position. It's coming up. It's coming up, right? It's coming up. It's coming up. Right. It's coming up. It's coming up. Not that. That's, although that's amazing too. It's crazy. It's almost like it's in slow motion. This right here. Watch this movement he does right here.
Starting point is 02:30:41 Standing position. To reaching back. What a stud this guy is. God. Makes me realize how important it is to keep my wife on all fours. Crazy. CJ, he's a loser. I realize how important it is to keep my wife on all fours. Crazy. CJ, he's a loser. Oh, okay, my bad.
Starting point is 02:31:18 Crawl, crawl, crawl. Seve, ouch, my QL. I did a good workout yesterday I've been cleaning a lot I didn't clean I feel like for years and now I'm like on a bit of a terror I'm doing at least once every two weeks I used to have a decent clean I was never strong but I had good reps. Yo. Hello. Speak to me. Hello. Hi. Hello. Speak to me. Hello.
Starting point is 02:32:03 Hi. It's Seema. Hey, do you know what your phone number comes in as? My dad's soccer camps. Oh yeah, that's awesome. All right. I technically still don't pay for my own cell phone. Yeah, me neither.
Starting point is 02:32:24 Me, I don't either. So I ain't hating. I'm 50, 52 and I still don't pay for my own. I wanted to go back to the pesticide issue because I don't think people understand how it works. It used to work at an agricultural agency. And there's something that- Hold on, hold on.
Starting point is 02:32:44 I'm going to disconnect the phone and reconnect it. Hold on one second. Okay, you said that you don't think people understand how pesticides work and you used to work where? At an iron culture? An agricultural agency. Oh, agriculture. Okay, okay. an agricultural agency. Oh, agriculture. Okay, okay. So Roundup or glyphosate is what most normal agricultural users use. But when they use organic, how it works is they apply the pesticide, it's still an organic pesticide, and then the insects eat the leaves
Starting point is 02:33:29 and it actually kills their gut and they explode from the inside out. And so what happened was a lot of people started buying more and more organic and they're like, oh, this is more healthy, but the problem is if it rains, then they have to reapply that same organic pesticide sometimes six, seven, 11 times in a season of a crop.
Starting point is 02:33:50 So a lot of people have gut issues no matter what they do because we haven't been replenishing with the good bacteria. How regular glyphosate works is they spray it once. It can last through the rain. It's a hardy chemical, the bugs just don't even eat the plant. And so then they go away, right? Well, glyphosate is stored in your fat cells and then later processed and pushed through when you poop. So there's
Starting point is 02:34:21 kind of a duality between organic. I always tell people just to order I mean sorry just to take whatever looks good and then wash it thoroughly Hey, you know what's crazy about that? That's the libtard thing again Greg was saying that every time the libtards try to fix a problem. They make it worse Every single fucking time. And there's another perfect example, right? Yeah, I think so. Wow.
Starting point is 02:34:52 And it doesn't even matter what the pesticide is. I mean, sorry, what the insect is. A lot of them are benign and don't hurt the crop, but all of these agencies want to act like they're doing something and keep their budgets up. And so they trap all over the US. They put up these little triangle traps, which is what Greg was talking about, the little pheromones. And then they look for whether that pest is actually going to do damage to the crop. But because we have to show that we're so clean to all these other countries
Starting point is 02:35:25 and that we're doing something about it, we constantly spray instead of fighting back to the other countries and being like, hey, this blackberry pest is benign. It wasn't even eating the blackberries. So you're saying that organic food isn't that it's not sprayed. It's that the fact that it's sprayed with some sort of organic pesticide. Correct. Wow. I had no idea about that. I had no idea. So go eat your good bacteria, sour, etc. I gotta go. All right. Thanks, Seve.
Starting point is 02:36:02 Yeah. Hey, are you still dating the guy that's in the chat? Fergie? Yeah. I go Thanksgiving. Oh, that's nice. Alright. You weren't at the games this year? I was.
Starting point is 02:36:19 Oh, you were? Did I see you? No, I never ran into you. It was like harder to get to that lower level and then... I was really looking forward to seeing them this year. I mean you this year. I'll see you next year. All right, bye. I'm glad you got that joke. All right, bye. All right. All right. Oh, Seema was there. Alright.
Starting point is 02:36:50 God, I have one more really brutal clip to play. I don't know if I should play it. Fuck you, fuck you David fuck you fuck you Seven the most creepy man in CrossFit We have a new show coming to the channel I Wonder if it's there yet. Videos. Nope.
Starting point is 02:37:30 Not yet. I wonder if it's going on today. I should call Susan and find out. Last time I said I was going to call Susie, he called me before I called him. Let me see if I can call Susie here. No, not the Dale show. Although I'm trying to get Dale to have a regular show on the channel. I am trying.
Starting point is 02:38:07 I am trying. You reached Matt. Leave a message and I'll get back to you. You reached Matt. When is Lance going to be on? Who? Lance who? Armstrong? Dale saves America.
Starting point is 02:38:40 That would be good. You need another black guy besides yourself to host a show. That would be cool. I think we got a girl. God I want to show you I want to... should I do something of... God. Oh Lance the dick guy he's coming on soon. oh I should find out what's going on with Lance and and and Taylor Thank you. I need to I need to pick tail. I need to text Taylor Williamson Okay, oh shit. Okay let's do an evening show.
Starting point is 02:39:32 Oh and then where's Lance? Oh I'm gonna get Dr. Trow on too. Lance, Penis, Chiropractor, Matsusa. Oh did we? Oh we got him on November 18th. Okay. He's coming on November 18th, okay He's coming on the 18th Let's call Danielle I think Danielle is a
Starting point is 02:39:58 Is uh, I don't think she's happy with me right now No, I don't know I shouldn't say that I don't know what's going on with her I Would love to have her on know. I shouldn't say that. I don't know what's going on with her. I Would love to have her on though. I Don't think it's appropriate I call her though Here's one that's this is pretty brutal this is pretty brutal this is this is a comedian. But we'll play it anyway. Only fans? No. You're a nurse?
Starting point is 02:40:31 Are you a good nurse or a bad nurse? Like, did you take the vaccine or did you not take the vaccine? I did. I was forced. You were forced. Yeah, see, nobody would have forced you if you were a stay at home mom. I worked for my money and I left my job. Yeah, see nobody would have forced you if you were a stay-at-home mom.
Starting point is 02:40:48 I work for my money and I let the government inject me with whatever the f*** they want to inject me with. I'm an independent woman. I'm independent. I have my own money. Yeah, how many shot? Three? Okay, I'll never be able to have children
Starting point is 02:41:05 again are there why do I pick on women why do I hate them I don't I only hate women like you and that one this guy's wife sucks how did how did you find out about the show? Okay, yeah, so... Yeah. Heads up, he was trying to teach you something tonight. He's a feminist? Yeah. Yeah, I have a surprise for you. Everything you heard tonight, when he goes to take a sh. This is what he's watching So
Starting point is 02:41:51 Okay, Heidi settle down settle down. Where's Heidi? I thought she was gonna tell me no listen, dude Listen, mr. Black Dragon Dragon The fact that you keep coming back to the show means that Danielle has a chance of coming to the show Right, right. Listen, how's that? The fact that you listen to the show is proof I'll be Heidi. There you go Thank you. Thank you
Starting point is 02:42:23 Thank you. Mr. Dragon. Thank you, thank you. Thank you, Mr. Dragon, thank you. Thought that was, I was thinking, I was trying to think of a good comeback while the comedian was talking for you. I'm glad you appreciate it, thank you. All right. All right. Should we go to Trump is racist?
Starting point is 02:42:42 There's this one clip I wanna show you guys, but I'm going to fucking go ballistic if I show you guys, I'm going to go fucking ballistic. Just fucking nuts. I just be confused when people say Trump is a racist only because before he ran for office, I never heard nobody call him a racist, people call him an a**hole. But he say for office, I've never heard nobody call him a racist. People call him an a**hole. But he's saying racist stuff now.
Starting point is 02:43:09 But what's racist stuff that he's saying? The Haitian cat stuff? What's racist about that? Well, he's saying Haitians are eating cats? Yeah, Haitians are eating cats. Or that when he was like a landlord owning all these places, he was very discriminatory against black residents. I'm discriminatory against black residents in certain buildings. I don't want certain a**holes living in my building.
Starting point is 02:43:25 If I go home tomorrow and I see 17 a**holes in the lobby with Durag's on, I'm discriminatory against black residents of certain buildings. I don't want certain n****s living in my building. And like you say with your chest. If I go home tomorrow and I see 17 n****s in the lobby with durags on, I'm talking to management like, who is these n****s? Oh, my god. I'm from the hood. I don't want to see them n****s in my building. You worked hard to leave?
Starting point is 02:43:36 I worked hard to get away from these n****s. I'm not sh**ing on them. I love them. But it's like, I don't want to go to sleep and hear these n****s in my lobby either. But we don't want to be honest because we feel like, oh, you know, Trump is racist. No, he's not. A racist man is not going to let Jennifer Hudson and her family stay in his building after her family was killed. A racist man is not going to send the jet
Starting point is 02:43:54 to pick up Nelson Mandela in Africa once he was freed from prison. A racist white man. Why is he doing that if he's racist? But, you know, I just be confused when people say Trump is a racist only because before he ran for office, I never heard nobody call him a racist. People call him an a**hole. But he's saying racist stuff now. But what's racist stuff that he's saying? The Haitian cat stuff? That's the part that fucking trips me out. How can you, how is it, how is it racist to say that Haitians eat cats? First of all, they do eat cats, but, um, and then since we know that they do eat cats,
Starting point is 02:44:31 holy fuck, it's just crazy. It's just fucked that people think like that. Like what did that per what did that person do in their brain that they thought that was racist? So they first had to go, he's talking about black people. How did you even fucking go there? He's not talking about black people, he's talking about fucking Haitians. And then they respond in their head without even knowing about it that he said something about black people when he never said anything about black people so now they're just talking about themselves.
Starting point is 02:45:12 It's wild. It's crazy. It's the same thing with the Puerto Rican thing that you think Puerto Rico, what is that sound? Wow, what is that? What the fuck is that? It's like the Puerto Ricans. It's like, dude, you guys have a fucking huge trash problem on your island and somehow that became some sort of racist comment. How is that racist? What did you want?
Starting point is 02:45:54 What did you? The island with the coordinates in the Pacific Ocean with these coordinates has a trash problem. Hello, you've been phoned. It just so happens that a shitload of Puerto Ricans live there. No, I, uh, road cast or warranty time. I think, uh, I just realized it's garbage day. Well, you basically... It just so happens that a shitload of Puerto Ricans live there. No, a road cast or warranty time. I think I just realized it's garbage day. Maybe it was a garbage truck outside my house. It's weird how I can feel it.
Starting point is 02:46:14 I can like when there's shit that goes on outside, I could feel it like going on, like moving through my body. It's so weird getting old and sensitive. So sensitive to that shit. Yeah, man, if you're a woman and you are protecting, you're adamant about protecting your rights to kill a baby. You should know the cost it's coming Because your biology does not want that operating system. I'm not even I'm saying it like factually
Starting point is 02:46:56 And you could be like well, I'm fucking crazy and I'm wrong. But if you want to understand where I'm coming from I'm saying it factually Your biology does not want you having an operating system in it for your happiness and your sustainability And for your fucking mental acuity and for your fucking peace of mind Your biology does not want an operating system in there that says it's okay to kill babies at all you you're not you're not you're not meant to You are not you are not meant to. You the same way you're not meant to eat fucking cotton candy, you're not meant to
Starting point is 02:47:44 have an intellectual operating system that by any means justifies ever the fucking killing of babies, ever for anything, for anything, rape, incest, all of it. I'm just telling you that's just the fact I'm not telling you it's it's right or wrong. I'm just telling you that you if you Have any part of you that is justifying killing babies Then you're fighting against your biology and if for any reason you're interested in fucking like Men that for so can't can't provide for you because you're interested in some sort of Aesthetic or something then you're justifying something else. That's Other than a practical aesthetic for for what a woman really wants out of a man Then you're going against your biology and you're gonna fucking be an unhappy woman and that's the fucking whole lib-cartard game
Starting point is 02:48:22 I just figured the whole thing out unhappy woman and that's the fucking whole lib card game I just figured the whole thing out yeah this is this is interesting I'm pro-choice but it's the biggest red flag when I mean a guy who's pro-choice even my super lib friends say it's a red flag yeah I get that I mean that's the ultimate form of simping, right? What does simping mean? That's a guy who's adamantly pro-choice. Simping is an informal internet slang term, someone who shows excessive attention or devotion to another person attempt to gain affection.
Starting point is 02:48:59 Yeah. Imagine supporting women's rights to kill babies so that you could get pussy. It's kind of like that, I guess. Highly against abortion, right? But I don't know if the government should be like the one, like, because I'm very libertarian. I don't like, unless in specific circumstance, political action being taken against me. Can I ask you a question? So I was conceived in rape.
Starting point is 02:49:41 My birth mother went to two illegal abortions, backed out because of the law, because it was illegal and the back alley conditions. And so the law literally saved my life prior to Roe v. Wade, four years before Roe v. Wade. And so my question for you is, did I deserve the protection that I received? Yes. Like, I don't wanna like... that's conundrum man that's a conundrum I'm
Starting point is 02:50:13 wrong yeah thank you I'm wrong I'm highly against abortion right yeah but damn I'm highly against abortion right? Yeah, but damn I don't think you should use that word in so I don't even want to look it up and and Know what it means. I just don't like it Pat Lang no one would ever know or care about this woman if she had been murdered in her mommy's tummy. Fair enough. All right.
Starting point is 02:50:58 Can't argue that. Can't argue that. I don't know. Maybe the Christians think that the baby would have gone to heaven and be waiting there Can't argue that. I don't know, maybe the Christians think that the baby would have gone to heaven and be waiting there for her to talk to her. Yeah, killing babies thing is. You guys want to do something crazy? No, I should save it.
Starting point is 02:51:28 It's a defund the police thing. It's fucking driving me crazy. I watched this whole thing yesterday. It's fucking nuts. I'm sure you guys have seen the video by now. It's absolutely wild. All right, here we go. We received a 911 call into our communication center.
Starting point is 02:51:56 The person calling in was a female and she ordered a pizza. Our communications folks asked her if she realized she had called 911 and she said yes. Yes, I'm sure I'm calling to that number. Can I get a pizza? What address are we going to? Tell me, got me location please. You don't know your location? No, basically no. I'm stuck in here. It won't take me back home.
Starting point is 02:52:23 Our communications folks were able to triangulate her phone because she couldn't give us the address, what she was, because she was in a field in Pearson. I'm sorry, but can I get a picture of Papa in the expertise? Okay. How many people are there? Tell me how many. Just me and him. Do you have any weapons? No.
Starting point is 02:52:47 She was able to tell us that she was being held by one person and that he was not armed. Using those coordinates, deputies were dispatched. Now think of Pearson. All those acres and acres and acres of furnories. Do you know his name? I do not. I don't know if Chris likes it. That's okay. That's okay. What's his name? I don't know. That's okay. What's your name? I would like to order extra cheese pizza. Okay.
Starting point is 02:53:14 You stand on my way. I'm going to get help out there to you. All right. Deputies got out on foot and began to search those furnories. Eventually they heard loud music coming from the field. When they approached the sound, they discovered a male on top of a screaming female. Hey, get off her now. Get off
Starting point is 02:53:42 channel. Thank God. Get off her now. Get off her now. Give us your channel. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Don't you fucking move. Thank God. Thank God. Don't you fucking move. Don't you fucking move. Don't you fucking move. Come here.
Starting point is 02:53:52 Come here, dear. Thank you, Lord. Come here. Are you good? 21 says to clear your channel. Thank you, Lord. We're good. We're here.
Starting point is 02:54:00 We're here. We're here. We're here. We're here. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you Lord! We're here, we're here, we're here. Thank you Lord! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Thank you Lord! Thank you Jesus! We got a male secure.
Starting point is 02:54:12 He took your baby! Copy of Florida time please. Thank you Lord! And when you watch the video, if you're a father, if you're a grandfather, if you're a father if you're a grandfather if you're a brother And you hear those screams coming from our victim. It makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up We're here now. Hey, we're here. We're here We're here. He's got him. He's got him He's got him the victim in this case said she had known her assailant, that they had gone into the
Starting point is 02:54:47 fernery to drink a couple drinks, alcoholic beverages, and that's all it was supposed to be. However, during this outing, he did a line of cocaine and she said he did a 180 and he became extremely violent and wouldn't let her go and tried to rape her. The video again speaks for itself. The suspect in this case is Louise Hernandez, my Yale 27 year old male who was in this country illegally, who the day before the incident applied for asylum, he's now sitting in our jail with three felony counts against him. And the border patrol has lodged a detainer against him.
Starting point is 02:55:27 I am so proud. Number one of our victim for having the wherewithal and keep her wits. I stay able to get that information to our communications folks, our communications folks for being able to decipher what was going on. Thank you to all the police officers out there working hard. Fuck all you people who think defund the police. Fuck all of you people who think that there's not a place for grace and acceptance
Starting point is 02:55:54 that the police departments aren't gonna be perfect. You are out of your fucking mind. All the officers out there, thank you so much. See you guys later, bye bye.

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