The Yewneek Pod - jre and kulinski on the lab theory and more

Episode Date: November 12, 2021

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this. That's so fucking rare. But he also has a crazy high skill set that he can call upon. And a lot of genetic advantages like long reach and length and stuff like that. Bro, that's racist.

No, you said genetic advantages. I'm joking. I'm playing around. like long reach and length and stuff like that. Bro, that's racist. Long reach and length is racist? No, you said genetic advantages. I'm joking. I'm playing around. Well, I don't think it's racist. I'm joking, Joe. Relax. No, you just caught me off guard.

I know. That was left field. I was trying to think of what else I was going to say about them. But my point is, when I left Taekwondo, I remember thinking like, God, I dedicated so much of my life to this nonsense. And then here it is, like, staring me in the face that I've wasted time. He's wearing a cool UFK shirt. And really believes that some guy is like the re-embodiment of the Buddha that is in front of you right now, bestowing enlightenment.

And then you find... By the way, the video I did yesterday about him talking about the Wuhan lab, he got blocked. But I don't think by him. It got blocked, I think, by whoever Colbert does their show. Oh, he's, you know, he's actually a pedophile

or he's actually a drug addict or he's actually just a completely delusional Psycho con man People find that out deep into these Situations People are so fucking malleable And you find this out The reason I want to bring this up

You find this out With the way people approach Parties, political parties The way they approach lifestyle choices and ideologies, the way they view the world. People get so attached to the tribe that's involved in whatever thing it is, whether it's a political thing or a religious thing, or they get sucked into it. And that is that they take this comfort in that there's others that agree on the same parameters and sets of is that they take this comfort in that there's others that agree on the

same parameters and sets of rules that they do so i have i love that you made that point because i have firsthand experience with something about exactly this and it happened recently so on my show when the former head of the cdc came out and told cnn he thinks that um covet 19 likely came from the lab um he comes out and says that I cover it on my show. And I listened to his whole argument. And then I listened to Sanjay Gupta's response. And basically my commentary was something along the lines of, I have no idea what the fuck happened,

but this guy makes a compelling case. And I lean slightly in favor of thinking the lab leak theory is probably true. And then you had people in my own audience. Now, granted, I almost never read the responses because I want to maintain my sanity. But know it got to me somehow that people in my own audience were were disagreeing with me not a crazy amount but enough where it was an issue it was interesting and this was over a month ago when it was just starting yes it was when it was the day the zeitgeist

has clearly shifted yes it definitely has because he the. Because the former head of the CDC said it. And again, he was a very compelling argument. And he basically said, we have a virology lab where they study bat coronaviruses right there. Yeah. And the fact that people almost tried to make me feel like I'm making some sort of huge mistake by saying this. I mean, it's silly. And really what it broke down to was a few things. Not just partisanship

and Trump and anti-Trump stuff, but it also came down to there are some people on the left who fear that this is going to be used for a new Cold War against China. And so they feel like you got to be against this upfront to stop the march towards this new Cold War with China, which we shouldn't have. And I mean, listen, my position has been very clear from day one i lean in favor of thinking that that theory is true but there's zero political implications to that i'm 100 against a cold war with china and what we're talking about here is an i say we do a cold war with china for what's accurate the political implications we can debate those after and i'll always be on the side of i don't want to escalate with china and i don't want to escalate with

russia right but like these are separate questions. We have to be able to tell the truth, even if the truth makes you feel uncomfortable. People are so fucked because of Trump. The way the left has formed their arguments and dug their heels in on certain ideologies where they're not even willing to look at things, it's so fucked.

I read something yesterday about about that hydroxychloroquine actually has some benefit in treating covet patients i was like what but what what no yeah how's that possible it all became partisan right it well they were like the lab leak it took five plus months of trump being out of office for people to go well you know the more we look at it i, I don't know how to say this. The fucking lab is there, Joe. The idea that we have to dismiss this theory out of hand because Trump said it. The fucking lab is there.

What do we have, a cinder block where our brains are supposed to be? We played the Jon Stewart clip yesterday. Yeah, that was amazing. I fucking love that guy. Oh, so good. I fucking love that guy. And we were talking earlier about how people are mad at him. They were saying you shouldn't listen to celebrities because of that like he's telling the truth and it's funny because it's so accurate he's making fun of the idea that it's impossible and by the way there is zero evidence for the natural spillover and you know crystal made this point brilliant. She was like, people say, oh, it's racist if you talk about

the lab leak theory. Doesn't it sound a lot more racist if you say some Chinese people are eating bats and, ugh, they eat so gross and dirty over there in China? That's actually a slightly more racist theory. I think both implications are preposterous, and I think the idea that... Bat eating gooks?

It's racist to try to find the origin of a pandemic that killed millions of people is so fucking stupid that I won't engage in it. And calling it a China virus somehow or another is a problem. But calling it the Indian variant is okay. How come it's okay to say the Indian variant? I didn't notice that. That's a good point. That's a good contradiction.

How come it's okay to say the African variant? How come it's okay to say the Brazil variant? How come it's okay to say the Brazil variant? But it's not okay to say the China virus? This is nonsense. This is all nonsense. It's all people just with itchy racist fingers. Bang, racist. Bang, racist.

They're just itchy. Ready to call people racist for anything. And by the way, the funny thing is, I think there was US funding that may have been involved in the research of the bat coronaviruses that could have led to the spread of COVID-19. The NIH funded this other organization run by Peter Daszak, and they funded

this gain-of-function research. And then when Fauci's on TV saying that it's absolutely, categorically incorrect, you did not sponsor gain-of-function research. No, you did, though. You did, yeah.

Joe does a terrible Fauci. Yeah. Yeah. I don't, you know, that guy, I don't understand the cult around him. I get that the idea was like, oh, he's the science guy, and he's in Trump's administration, but he sort of positioned himself against Trump, but liberals made him this fucking hero. Well, I can help you out there. There's video of him early on in the pandemic saying,

masks, we don't even really need them. And then he went on to admit later on, oh, when I said that, it was just because I wanted to save the masks for the frontline workers. So you're admitting you fucking lied. And then you find out in his emails, personal emails,

that masks don't work according to him. I mean, how many times has he flipped on this shit? But it's crazy. Like, it's almost like someone told him, hey, we have to say masks work. But I already said they don't work. And so then he had to go back and say, oh, I was lying because I was saving them from the frontline workers. But in his private emails, he's saying they don't work. Here the thing can you smell farts you can what's going on what's going on there what's getting in there uh listen what's getting in there those these ones where

you could just do this are these assholes that have bandanas on yeah get the fuck out of here that ain't doing shit yeah what is it here's the other question but is it because the flu's way down like maybe maybe even though you can smell farts maybe it's blocking some right that's the point is maybe it's the egregious splatter right maybe it's that or maybe it's just the actual viral load that you take in by the way i had covet 19 and i kicked its ass my back shoulder hurt like a motherfucker like ached for like 4 days though like maybe when you're breathing through that stupid thing it takes

enough of it out so that your body's immune system has a better shot of fighting it off maybe there's a bunch of people with masks on that got close to folks but it wasn't enough whereas like no masks no it wasn't enough. Whereas, like, no masks. No, it didn't take my smell.

You got a full blast. It gave me super smell. By the way, though, I think my super smell, I had super smell for, like, a month afterward, but I think the super smell is gone now, too. But it gave me super smelling powers. They also say that there's, like, next to no evidence But it gave me super smelling powers. They also say that there's like next to no evidence that it spreads outside almost at all.

And the reason is the dispersion. When you're indoors and you're talking to somebody, it's closed quarters and you can get that splatter on. Meanwhile, Disneyland in fucking California, you still have to wear a mask outside or they yell at you. It's weird how it changes from place to place and it changes from store to store. It's really California. California is the most egregious. It's weird how it changes from place to place and it changes from store to store. It's really California. California is the most egregious. It's so ridiculous there. All my friends come here and they're like, no one's wearing masks.

I go, yeah, it's over. It's over here. It's been over here for months. You can go hang out. Yeah. And the other thing is like, nominally the idea was once people get vaccinated, if they go somewhere and say i've

been vaccinated it's like okay then you're totally fine but nobody even asked for the card you know what i mean it's just whatever the rules are they are and it's totally separate from whether or not you got the vaccine i also don't think there's a database i don't think there's like a real accurate database of who's been vaccinated it looks like the card was from some dude's truck in a back alley you know it might be your card yeah i was reading into that they're in california there's rumor i don't know if it's rumors or what but they're talking about making some sort of verification they when i read it they do have a database and only for california yeah in california california is doing a vaccine passport essentially without calling it a vaccine

passport that's what it sounded like would you How do you do people out of state? Because I was wondering that for New York State, too. I don't know. I don't think the states can make laws about interstate travel, because I'm pretty sure the Supreme Court says you can't have borders between states effectively. But didn't they have a thing where New York was saying you can't go in there unless you have either a COVID negative test within 24 hours? So a bunch of states have this thing where they say waiting periods or whatever like you're alluding to now.

I don't think that's enforceable because one of the rules... It is in Hawaii. And that's a state. That's true, but maybe it's just the lower 48. I don't know. Maybe. Because it's an island. The thing about Hawaii is it is separate. And the other unfortunate thing about Hawaii is

a lot of overweight folks. And that's the number one comorbidity factor. Hawaiian volcano niggas. Even more so than old age. Yeah. The only thing that's more than overweight is vitamin D deficiency, which is crazy. Vitamin D deficiency is actually more of a comorbidity than being overweight. Wow.

Yeah. Vitamin D is a weird one, man. Because nobody thought about it. Yeah, that's the best way to get it. The best way to get it is from sunlight. But you've got to be out in the sun a lot. Yeah. And that's the thing about northern climates.

I was listening to this doctor give this lecture. And he was saying, there's no such thing as flu season. He's like, really? He goes, there is. But why do you think flu season he's like really he goes there is but why do you think flu season is always in the winter well it's because it's a vitamin d deficiency season he's like no one's outside he's like you're not outside you're covered up with clothes you're in and out of the outside quickly if especially if you're in northern climates yeah or if you're in like the northeast where everything's covered with clouds he's like you're

not getting any vitamin d dude it's amazing i have firsthand experience you're in the northeast where everything's covered with clouds, it's like you're not getting any vitamin D. Dude. It's amazing. I have firsthand experience with what you're talking about. Because I've always said I'm way less happy in the winter and in the fall in New York. Seasonal affective disorder. But come the spring and the summer, I fucking love it. I feel great.

Well, there's a reason why. Calculate like white boy summer. Yeah, of course. I fucking love it. I feel great. Well, there's a reason why it feels great to be here. Calculus is like, wait, boy, summer. Because your body is giving you a reward for soaking up that vitamin D. It's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is what we want. Because it's a hormone. It's not even a vitamin. That's one of the weird things that Rhonda Patrick explained to me.

Dr. Rhonda Patrick was saying that it's actually a hormone. Whoa. Yeah. And that you think of it as a vitamin because you could buy it in a store. But it's responsible for so many different things, not just your immune system. It is greatly beneficial for the immune system, but it's also responsible for brain function and muscle growth and all sorts of other things. But then if you're in it too much, you could get skin cancer though, right?

So isn't there obviously a balancing thing? That's radiation. Oh, radiation. Okay. Yeah. But it's also melanin. Black people are protected because of melanin. But because of that, they have more of an issue with vitamin D. That's one of the reasons why black people and brown people were disproportionately affected by COVID in a lot of places.

Because my friend who's a doctor said that when he was doing his practice in New York, that he was testing a lot of black folks. And they were like unrecognizable levels of vitamin d like you couldn't measure it and he was like this is a giant problem i have extra vitamin d when you have dark melanin in your skin you can go outside or when you have the dark pigment rather you can go outside and you can take in all that sun rays because your body's protected. Because obviously their ancestors came from Africa. But if you're one of those people, your ancestors came from Scotland, the reason why they're so white is you're basically like you're a solar panel for vitamin D because there's no fucking sunlight. So you got super pale.

So that what little time your skin was out there, you sucked up as much vitamin D. It's your body craving for vitamin D. Fucking a pale redhead is one of the best things ever. Vitamin D is what it is, which is really wild. Has anyone in chat ever fucked a pale redhead?

Oh, it's so good. D is really what dictates the color of human being's skin. It's fucking wild. That is wild. Can you supplement it effectively? So it works when you supplement it? Yes, it does. Because some things you take in and it doesn't even absorb the right way.

You can definitely supplement effectively with vitamin D and it has a big impact. There's studies that show a big impact on the immune system. But it's best when you get it from the sunlight. Gotcha. But really what you should do is both. Just to make sure that your bases are covered, you should supplement with a certain amount of it. Some people say 5,000 IUs a day. Some people say more.

But supplement with a decent amount. By the way, I'm not that big of a fan of Sunny D. I need a lot of Pope in my orange juice. And then get blood work done. Find out where your blood levels are at. You really should do that. Everybody should do that every few months for anything, anyway. Just find out if you're healthy.

It's not hard to do. But that's one thing of many things. People should be supplementing with a host of different vitamins. It makes a giant impact on your health. It really does. And for the longest time, asshole doctors,

and when I say asshole, I don't mean they're really mean. I fucking hate Kool-Aid. They don't know what they're talking about. They say, well, you get whatever you need from a balanced diet. And you see their paunchy gut and their fucking skin hanging off their face. Like, bitch, you don't have a balanced diet. What are you saying, balanced diet? You tell me how you're getting vitamin D from a balanced diet, stupid.

Like, they don't have any education in nutrition. So if you're a general practitioner, the amount of time you spend in medical school learning nutrition is very small. And it happened decades ago. And the idea that these guys – What are we getting into next? Cumia or AIU? They're supposed to be on point today with all of the research. You need to talk to someone who's a legit, bona fide, right now nutritionist.

Someone who's been studying all these different periods and pages. There's so much going on. Every time Dr. Rhonda comes in here and she reads off shit, you're like, she's doing it all off the top of her head. She's rattling off these statistics and information. All these different studies. Now let me set them up. AAU is talking about race again. And Kumia babbled with some nobody. And I don't know what they talked about.

Now we know about this. Now we know about that. And so you should mix this with your diet. And this has had a profound impact. Talk to some Lash LaRue looking motherfucker. Remember Lash LaRue, the wrestler? I'm amazed at how much the weather affects my mood. I'm always amazed by it.

Look how white you are, bro. You're pretty white. Yeah. Yeah. Take that vitamin D. But what I was going to say is when I did supplement it, it didn't seem to work last winter. So I need to give it another shot when it's... Well, how much were you supplementing?

I don't remember the amount. Well, you should supplement with that, but you should supplement with a lot of other things. There's some evidence that vitamin K accentuates vitamin D. Vitamin K? I'm not sure how. I think the evidence is...

That's an interesting one. I'm not sure if that's been proven, but a lot of people believe it's the case. And I think I evidence is It's That's an interesting one Like I'm not sure If that's been proven But a lot of people Believe it's the case And I think I learned that From Dr. Martin Get another baron shot

We'll be right back We're doing good Changing your diet You know Changing your diet To eliminate Most inflammatory foods You know

Drinking a shit load of water Don't tell me I gotta give up Taco Bell That's bullshit Are you a Taco Bell guy? I'm a fucking Fast food guy Give me whatever you got bro That's a. Are you a Taco Bell guy? I'm a fucking fast food guy. Give me whatever you got, bro.

That's a problem. That stuff's a problem. I think it's a solution. What's your number one go-to? Oh, shit. It really depends on the mood. But yeah, Gordita Crunch from Taco Bell is phenomenal. You're really eating that?

Of course. But you're so smart. Why are you eating that filler and all that? Because it's tasty as fuck. You know, the meat in Taco Bell doesn't... What is it? tasty as fuck you know the meat and taco bell doesn't what is it what is going on with the beef and taco bell there was like an analysis of what's in there i think we've i don't think it's taco bell is the problem i think there's other places but i think taco bell is beef listen it's all it's i don't know about the quality but it's beef

do you prefer taco bell over a legit mexican restaurant if sir i'm gonna shut your mic off well no but there's only one reason why I'm saying no because I had a place recently that was this legit Mexican restaurant and it's the best Mexican food I've ever had by far and away. Where'd you go? What's the name? It's in D.C. I don't remember the name of the place. But it was fucking phenomenal.

Bro, there's a place near my old studio in Woodland Hills called The Big Burrito. I can say it now that I'm not there anymore because I didn't want to tell people because i didn't want it to blow up because it was so good and it was so legit you go there and they got mexican soap operas playing nobody speaks english and the food is off the hook oh my god you ate there right how good really good i yeah but i'm all i'm in this I can't fight against this either. What do you mean? I grew up in the 90s, and marketing of all this shit is ingrained in my blood.

So you can't escape the grip of Taco Bell? Every so often, you've got to get it delivered. They could release a study saying Taco Bell is made with camel anus, and I'd be like, that gordita crunch is banging. If you shoot a camel, you should eat the whole thing, including the anus. That's what I think. I'm a nose-to-tail kind of guy. There you go.

I ate liver for breakfast this morning. Did you really? Elk liver. Yeah, I eat it all the time. Fava beans? It's good. I like it. Really?

I like it. It's really good for you. That's wild. Yeah. What are we getting into next? Let's see what the chat wanted. Last thing I see is fucking AIU. Although we could go Kumia.

We'll see what Kumia is doing. Call up and say, Jimmy, you have hookers shit on you. And you're worried about catch. And he just goes, he goes, I never said i was consistent see i respect that man never said i was consistent and you're like that's okay at least i he's telling me that he's being hypocritical or inconsistent see that mindset is the pinnacle of the way a man should be i really believe you know like you know what i mean and i don't care how degenerate you are. And I'm not saying Jim's degenerate.

I'm just saying that. He probably would say that. But I'll let him say that. And for him to say that is where he gets my respect now. You understand? It's just, it's very, very interesting. Because it's like you could be in a circle of people and somebody could call you out on your bullshit. Or maybe say, hey, hey well you said this one

thing and you did another the other day for some reason there's a human flaw in us where we don't want to admit when we're wrong yeah and i think that there's a lot of people that are just complete hypocrites and when they get called out on it they do anything in their power to just not say hey you know what i didn't even realize that about myself. Or I didn't realize, hey, you're kind of right. Like, why is that so hard for people to do? That seems to be the hardest thing for people to do. And we watch it every day. Yeah. What a great take on that, because we've all seen it and we've all done it. We don't want, and there is a point where your belief or your opinion on something or what you believed was a fact starts getting chiseled away at some point. And it might not go from, oh, I totally believe this to it's totally bullshit.

Like it might be getting whittled down. And in your own mind, you're going, wow, this guy's making valid points. And now I'm kind of having some doubts. But we will never acknowledge it. We want to stay right. And we will get to a point where you reach that midpoint of, okay, now I am full of shit. But you can't admit it.

And you know at that point that now all you're saying is you're lying to back up your fucking point. And everybody knows. Who's married to Jenny McCarthy? One of my last guests on my show I had on was a guy. He calls himself the Cartnarks. And what he does, and this ties into what we're talking about, is he goes around and he patrols grocery stores.

This guy married to Jenny McCarthy? Did you see this guy? Yes. So here's why I'm bringing him up is that these people get literally caught in the act. And they try to defend it. Oh, people, there's people that work here that do that. And he's like, well, don't you people pick up after your trash? I'm going to dub this guy broke Wahlberg.

Almost like he knows every single thing they're going to say. And he has a perfect example to show them why they're full of shit, why they're wrong. And they just short the fuck out. They short circuit. Oh, she's married to a Wahlberg? He told me that guy pulled a gun at him. Oh, he looked like a Wahlberg, right? Over the shopping cart.

And it's like, how about... Yeah, let's see. I didn't know she was married to a Wahlberg. I'm like, this nigga looks like a broken Wahlberg. Go ahead. Because I've watched these, and I do have an argument, and you actually brought

it up in one of his excuses that he or not excuses, but one of the things he says. When I take the cart out to my car, and I put the groceries in the car. Which Wahlberg, by the way? I mean, there's only two of them that are famous. Mark and the other guy.

And Donnie. The cart and put it not in an... I don't put it behind someone's car. I don't put it... He's Ginger Wahlberg. But the corral area, that's not my fucking job. It's not. My job is to make sure that cart doesn't interfere with anyone

until the mentally challenged guy that they hire for that specific reason takes the cart and puts it in the corral so the next person can use it. But I will put it right on the line between the two parking spaces. I'll put it on a median. I'll do something. At least bring the fucking cart back. I'll put it on a median. I'll do something. At least bring the fucking cart back. I always bring the cart back.

Near my car, but never to the point of inconveniencing anyone pulling in or pulling out of a spot. Right, because the main thing is is that the people that leave it out just right in the middle of, and there's people that will just leave it in the middle of the road. Oh, I've seen that.

That's where we get all the fucking dings and the scratches on our car. You know what I mean? But I understand. It's like if you're putting it on the medium, at least you have some kind of common courtesy for people

to know that it's stuck in that position. It's not going to go anywhere. And there's always the little weirdo guy that collects the cards. They're babbling. If every single person

brought the card to the corral, that poor little kid would be brought in and they'd go, look, how many are you going to let go? I'm sorry, but everyone's...

And I didn't like him in that movie, Dead Silence. Bringing the cart back to the corral and we really don't need you anymore. And then he's fucking like... So yeah,

give him the fucking... He's got a gig. Let him do his job. I say we take care of that kid until the jobs are – we got enough jobs out there. Until there's enough jobs. Yeah. Yeah, until there's enough jobs out there. Then we can start letting those guys go.

It's okay. Yeah, you have a much broader imagination of what they can do. I've thought a lot about this. There was a poor little Down syndrome girl that is part of a cheer team, I guess. And it seemed like, from what I read, it really did seem like she was kind of, you know how they go, yeah, you're part of the team. And they're not really part of the team. It just makes people feel good. And then they took a yearbook picture of these

cheerleaders yeah and they cut the down syndrome girl out of the picture for the yearbook it's like what kind of heartless motherfucker made the decision to go yeah yeah she's gotta go that's not i want to interview that guy we gotta talk with that motherfucker. I wanna talk with that fucking guy. Cause it's like oh she was the uh there she is in the middle. She's no that's the picture without her. Yeah that's the picture without her. There's the picture with her. And it's like oh she's the manager

of the team. It's like she's not teaching the girls cheer moves or anything. And you get it. By the way I love the lack of diversity on this cheer team i am stupefied that where is this city where is this town there's not even a brunette yeah there's not even a brunette they're all yeah they call the brunettes the n-word you know you know you know it's funny it's like right now there's a new york city

shrink looking at that picture and i don't know if you read that article article about that woman that that psychiatrist that that talked talked in front of the yale audience about fantasizing about shooting white people oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah that's what she's when she sees that that's what she sees how sick is that kind of person? Yeah, that's pretty disturbing. That is disturbing, huh? And that person's a psychiatrist. Imagine going to that person to sort your life out.

Yeah, that's the person that's going to fix your shit. Yeah, yeah. And she wrote a book called The Psychopathic Problems of the White Mind. Could you imagine? You know, I've been writing a book too with a similar title it's a biography called the psychopathic problems of a racist cunt named dr aruna yeah it's just a copy of her book i just titled it different yeah i like the subtitle too there is there a little asterisk with the subtitle with her name in it. That's fucking awesome. It's fucking insane. But to go back to what you were talking about, I watched a video of a boxer who got in the ring with a special needs student

and let him beat the crap out of him, gave him the title, which is kind of, you know what I mean? It's just like, to me, I'm torn between that. Yes. It's kind of like, do we just play pretend with them? It's kind of like they're living a farce in a way. It's patronizing. Yeah, that's the word I'm looking for. I never could quite really process it, but something doesn't feel right about it.

I think if you're taking it on an... Oh, there it is. Oh, my God. There it is. Oh, this guy's going to kick his ass. Oh, my God. Was there a line on this? Could I have bet on this fight?

I would have bet on it. See, the thing is, if it's an individual thing, which individuality is a thing of the past, so you got a bunch of people, they put this together to make this guy feel good. Then I don't see it as much pandering as like, you're doing a good thing. This kid probably is interested in boxing. You're going to put him out there.

You know he can't really do it, so you don't fucking put something in there that beat the shit out of him. But the second it takes the jump to, no, Down syndrome people should be allowed to professionally box. That's the pandering point where you're being completely unrealistic. This is just making one person feel good. And I got no qualms with that. Right. But we're not just doing this with special needs people. He just hit him, right?

I don't know if I've seen this cut of the video. This is the unedited director's cut. Oh, look, he's barely making cut. He pushed him. He pushed him down. Well, he had to make them believe this was real. Oh, he gets a standing IQ of eight count. IQ of eight.

We do this with regular children, with participation trophies. Yeah, participation trophies. We're doing this with regular people. We're basically breeding children to face no adversity in life and just expect awards for just showing up. Just for showing up. And we talked about for decades

when this first reared its ugly head, we started talking about the possible repercussions from this. Everyone gets a trophy. We don't keep score for the games. No one's special or excels at anything. We need to lower the bar so everyone feels the same instead of raise the bar for exceptional people. And we were like, I wonder what the world will look like when this all kind of sorts itself out and these people are adults. Well, boy, are we getting front row

fucking seats to the disaster that that whole thing fucking created. Yeah, they're all on anxiety medicine and they're all depressed. Isn't it funny? Everyone that's 21 to 26, they all have anxiety all of a sudden. Remember when we just dealt with the same problems that they already have? Remember that? How did we do that? I don't know how we did it

yeah i mean it's just it's insane remember all the names for kids like that it was like oh yeah billy's a nervous child he's a little nervous that was like anxiety he had fucking anxiety he's nervous oh he's shy he's that all right Now he's autistic or he's got some kind of social anxiety. He can't be around other people like these were just things or the famous knowing me. The fucking Baker kid. Yeah, he's a fucking idiot. It's like, OK, perhaps he has dyslexia or he doesn't learn as quickly or something. But yeah, now everything needs this clinical name and all it really is

is a great excuse that the medical profession and doctors and pharmaceuticals can give to a parent to go, oh, thank God it wasn't my fault.

This is something that happens and if we pack it with some drugs, then it takes the onus off of us for being shit parents or having an old womb

or genetics from fucking years ago. Yeah, man. It's crazy. It just masks the problem and it makes you wonder what it does to these kids. I mean, giving kids psychoactive drugs at a young age, I mean, do we really

know? It has enough time. Who the fuck is this nobody Kumi is talking to, by the way? His name is Joey B. Tunes with a Z. Yeah.

Kumi. We'll see you on the Monday shit episode. I'm watching AIU. Fuck you niggas. No, I'm sorry. I got that completely wrong. I reached out to her and

I said, where is she? This girl. I was like, made a video for your amazing song and sent her a link. And she goes, no way. And I'm like, look at this. See, this is my latest message.

I wish could just cut your dick off, is what he's saying. I wish I could just cut your dick off and feed it to my dog, you sorry sack of shit. Just the tip. By the way, AIU is an award-winning, he worked for Pixar. What's that fat bitch, British singer? Adele or something?

She brought him out on stage and thanked him because he worked on her music videos. Question mark? I don't know why I'm engaging. He probably earned a block. on stage and thanked him because he worked on her music videos. I don't know why I'm engaging. He probably earned a block. He's all bald and looking for the future. She's like, no way, I love it. Thanks so much. What movie or music was this taken from? It was something I found on Vimeo. I can search

for the title and send it to you. Amazing song, but wonderful vocals. I laughed when I saw your sub count on YouTube. What an underrated talent. Only a matter of time. And I sent her the video. She said, thank you so much. And then, ladies and gentlemen, on her whatever, you click this

and she... I don't know how stories work. Are these unread messages? No, I don't know what's happening. She posted a story about it. I can't really access it because I'm retarded. I'm a retard. But she was like, hey, this guy Atheist Rue did a video.

And this is her. She's a cutie patootie. And she lives in Berlin. So let the stalking begin. Let's see. Let the stalking begin. Whoa. Herman. Do not like it.

He's got an agenda. I'm not talking to myself in my room, which is the majority of how I spend my adult life. That is troubling, and I'm going to save that for my therapist. Hey, AIU shit looks like shit when I make a video with a video editor. A video came out. It's long, but it's worthy of our consideration. And it's something to do with the 100 years anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre. I do want to get into this.

The following program contains graphic historical situations and images. An unironic trigger warning with a guy with a freaking wet, moist, lispy speaking voice. Viewer discretion is advised. Where are you with the rich kid?

Alright, let's just watch a bit of it, but there's a specific part I really need to get to, and we'll jump off from there. And I have not watched this yet. Fuck Pixar. Oh, really? Congrats, Kyle. They're bleeps. We got a bleep as a host and he's got an agenda.

He's got a bias. This is Tulsa. Fucking hell, he's gay. Again. What is going on? Does he not have a father? Point blank. Is there an expert out there?

If you don't have a father, are you just more likely to be gay? Because your only role models have been women. And you're like... By the way, A, you brought up this weird statistic. Blacks are more likely to be gay than whites. Maybe I should be a woman. I mean, it makes sense.

Like, remember... True. Mowgli? Not Mowgli. Maybe I should be a woman. I mean, it makes sense. Like, remember... True. Mowgli? Not Mowgli. Maybe Tarzan. Tarzan was raised by wolves, wasn't he? Or monkeys? Probably monkeys makes more sense. He was raised by monkeys.

But, like, he acted like a monkey. Tarzan. And... No, white people who are guilty is the ultimate racism. there is no such thing as asian guilt or spanish guilt or portuguese guilt it's only white i think it's because he was raised by monkeys that's that's my working theory so what i'm saying here is do gays beget gays no do women beget gays i don't know but why is gays? I don't know. But why is this dude gay?

Like, why is anyone gay? Have you ever seen a naked woman? What is wrong with you? Exactly. You know what happened here in 1921, right? Yeah, I do. I know all about it and way more than you. I'm on Standpipe Hill

overlooking what was 100 years ago And it's now crackpipe hill The scene of the worst act of racial violence In American history Oh fucking blow me He's a gay guy he might take that seriously The worst act no

Nigga I would say The riot in New York During the civil war The worst they just found random blacks And lynched them say the riot in New York during the Civil War was the worst. They just found random blacks and lynched them. Over there, South Main Street downtown in 1921, a 19-year-old black man

was falsely accused. He was actually accused. A 17-year-old white girl in an elevator. Yeah, that's bad. Should we condemn that pause to condemn please he was arrested hundreds of armed white locals no no no no pause pause he wasn't they were not armed they were not armed i mean go read the literature go read the tulsa race riot report that came out in like 97 or 2003 something like that was huge It was huge. They tell you exactly what happened.

The whites went down there. They were just chilling. It was like women and children. There's no anger whatsoever. This is a minor offense. And the blacks showed up. First 35 of them in a car with guns. Suzy's MIA. And then they were told to leave.

But then they came back with 100 more dudes. And it was a military like kind of excursion and they ramped up the tension and the whites were like are these people about to attack us like what are you doing showing up to a public place massively armed and so that led to whites going to get their guns and they did but then the blacks shot them shot first now do you think he's going to say what is he going to say here first of all is he going to give dick roland a pass for sexually assaulting that girl in the elevator yeah he probably will he already has he didn't say he did this he said

he was accused of this and then what's next who shot first the gun went off no he just goes to white men came armed bullshit threatened to lyn Threatened to lynch him. There was no threat to lynch whatsoever. That's a total fabrication. By the next day. I like this guy's silhouette, by the way. Reminds me of Twilight Zone dude, Rod Serling. A 35 blocks of Tulsa's Greenwood, including Black Wall Street, was in ruins.

Yeah, you should probably not mass murder white people in the streets churches and homes looted and burned that's a rare photo but it's an actual photo and it came from uh they turned into a postcard i think hundreds of black residents killed thousands hundreds left homeless that's not hundreds but yeah thousands homeless yeah is that little boy carrying a gun? Is he reaching for something in his waist? He's rocking those pants, though. It's a nice look.

He's a fat woman. Sometimes I just say things that just come to my mind. There's no point to them. It's just me sort of talking. And then came decades and decades of silence well there's a lot there's no decades of silence it's decades of irrelevance i mean what do you want to talk about like why would we care say about this but let me introduce myself first. My name is Kure... Oh, no. He's a Muslim. Kureyash.

My name is Kurey... Kurey... Kurey... Kureyash Al-Alanzana. Ish Ali Lansana. Yeah, that rolls off the tongue. Let me try that again. One more time. Kureyash.

Myself first. My name is Kureyash Ali... Kureyash. Kureyash. Kureyash. Lansana. And I'm Kureish Ali Kureish. Kureish. Lansana. And I'm a Tulsa-based author, activist, poet, and rapper. And escort. Model.

Educator. And director. And film producer. Historian. No, you're not. historian no you're not no you're not you're not any of those things and i've been researching the greenwood district and the massacre for decades oh god you're pointless they're a rapper i mean they're unemployed i'll be walking you through the past present and future i don't like the way his shirt sort of puffs out over his muffin top it's sort of like uh i don't know, it's tuck it in or something.

Like, it's just sloppy. ...of Greenwood and how this happened and why. We'll visit with local artists who are working to recall... Oh, there it is. This is where we're going, folks. It is fucking amazing. I'm not even kidding you. It is a modern dance piece made by a guilt-riddled white lady

just karen to the freaking max and uh they made a modern dance piece to showcase what happened in that elevator and it is the most disrespectful just atrocious train wreck ever, where they try to suggest that this sexual violent dude, he didn't attack her. No, they were lovers. They were lovers. But they put out multiple theories of what happened there. The whole thing is just pure cringe. And they put it out like we just solved racism. It's absolutely bonkers. District now, and how you can become a part of the nation's journey for racial healing. Racial healing? That's your problem.

And let me guess, money? You want money. Don't try to act like this is some profound and noble pursuit you're on. This is no better than a homeless person. Well, actually, it's worse than that. A homeless person actually needs money. You guys are just looking for money because you have fuck all else going on in your life. And they're going with the word massacre, which it wasn't at all.

It was a rightful ass-kicking for a mass murder that was started by blacks. Brought to you by... Brought to you in part by Oklahoma Humanities Magazine. Oh, my God. In a world... That looks like a terrible magazine. Commemorating the centennial... Hey, guys.

We're going to have a good flow. They're going to be dividing Oklahoma. This is the one. Yeah. I want to read this. I mean, God. Fixed. With poetry and reflections...

Look at that logo. If he was, they wouldn't have banned him off of YouTube and have to work with Gavin McGinnis. Either way. What are you saying? On Finding Hope. What is the point of that? Is that spelled Oklahoma?

So the O and there's the H? Jason Klein, you fucking Jew. First of all, it's hard to be a conspiracy theorist if you are a Jew But um I got banned off of YouTube On watching Gavin McGinnis' shit And it gets like No views

And Gavin McGinnis allows me to play this shit Cause I bring more viewers to them Cause I play the whole thing and say, go subscribe to him to watch more. No, he's not a government employee. Oh, God. Information on free subscriptions at OKHumanity.org. Why is it animated?

That was rough. Let's start way back, well before 1921. 1919? When Oklahoma held so much promise for African Americans. Look at this little girl. She's dark, huh? This little girl looks like

who's the bitch in Orange with the New Black? The fat bitch? She looks like her, the baby. Why is she so sad? This does need a wash, though. After the Civil War, formerly enslaved Africans moved... What's that chick made?

That's what that little girl looked like. What's going on there? Cool. I think AIAU makes money. Oh my God, look at that. The rich kid. Look at that little face. ...to Indian territory in search of a better life

and to escape the harsh racism of... Man, moms were very young back then. ...their past. From 1865 to 1920, African Americans created more than 50 towns and settlements, one on the north side of Tulsa. The music is so, it's so nostalgic, it's like, oh, it was a simpler time. My family members arrived in Oklahoma shortly before statehood by covered wagon.

By the way, don't forget, I kind of disagree with aiu on this one no i disagree with this guy on this one just pure darkness it is hard to light blacks for photography i will say that. From Texas. Coming here looking for a better life just like so many others. They would work hard She's got nails. to start their businesses. My grandfather

along with my great uncle were the owners of the Nails Brothers shoe shop and record shop located right down the street at 121 North Greenwood Avenue and various locations. What do you want, a cookie? That access to land, land equated. This guy, man, his hair haunts me. He's got the crucifix.

I mean, so I'm getting major gay and pedophilic. I thought this was the mayor of Chicago. And his name's Hannibal. Hannibal Johnson, that didn't help. Wow. What's your name? I'm a bald guy. If I tried to grow my hair out, it would probably

be a frigging disaster somewhere between Homer Simpson and Gollum, and that's why I shave it. This is the reason. It was around back in this period really buoyed the financial

fortunes of the charities like Black Wall Street, the Grimwood Community in Tulsa and so forth successful farms, shops and oil wealth created the need for a place to bank, trade and enjoy their hard earnedearned money.

To be clear, they were not part of the oil trade. There might have been legal restrictions for that, or just it required a lot of money, or the market was cornered by... Well, you said legal restrictions, so it's fucked up. ...oil men that were already there, but... See, I like AIU now, but... And I know you hate the bleeps now, but you have to understand in the year we're talking about, there was literal racism. This sub-suburb, I don't know, Greenwood, it was to deal with the oil guys, the white guys who had money.

And some of that money would kind of flow through. Because AIU, there's white guys and there are black guys. He's doing now definitions for what happened back then. No, nigga, it was illegal to be, basically illegal to be black back then. The success back then, and you motherfuckers destroyed it because you had to. That's wrong. It worked for white people.

They worked for people that were getting rich off the oil. The story goes that O.W. Gurley bought about 40 acres here in the Greenwood area. And a mule? This had to be the turn of the century. And he was able to sell a number of lands. And plus there would have been a push to make this. Is that like a black mullet? What's happening back here?

Got to shave that. Young, well it wasn't even a state then, to make this into a state for black folks. Greenwood stretches from Pine Street to the north, Archer Street and the Frisco tracks to the south, Cincinnati Street on the west, and Lansing Street to the east. And it got redlined.

Hardcore. Within those confines, black entrepreneurs started every imaginable business. So Gavin McGinnis is a real agent. Jason DeWine. And it's like, we had movie theaters and soda shops and barbers. And it was like a normal life. You know, like very insignificant, or insignificant, I guess is a word.

I mean, God, the bar is so freaking low. Newspapers, hotels, theaters, dentists, attorneys, and over 30 grocery stores. Actually, just dentists. Hotels being created. Not just homes, but hotels created restaurants so what why are you listing the shit off i mean imagine if some guy came out and goes hey white tulsa in 1921 had grocery stores ah and they had a dentist and the other problem aiu is doing is like now, like white people would have burned down a black wall street now. Back then, yes they would.

Wow. Good job whites. I get it, you're a rich kid, your dad did African documentaries or something but I was under your mind. So what do you want me to say to that?

You guys weren't abject fucking failures? I don't understand why they are impressed by that. Because of Jim Crow segregation, there was a need for... You know what he said? You know what he said? You weren't impressed by that? It was 1920.

Blacks legally were not allowed to make money, dummy. That's why it was a success. He doesn't understand. He's applying 2021 rules to fucking 1921. IU, that's where you're fucking up. You don't realize. They weren't allowed to. Just shave it.

It should be an intervention where his friends and family just come in and just pin him down and shave that shit off. Yeah, you're like, why don't you do that regular thing? They were black in 1920 in America. They weren't allowed to. They could support black enterprise.

He did not just say it like that. Oh, enterprise. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. He did kind of say it like a clone. Stardate 38792.8 Is it Wharf?

If black women were maids in a community that could support black enterprise. Oh no, I'm thinking of the Japanese gated. Sulu. Oh my. Enterprise. That's almost exactly how he would say that.

Tsunami. People couldn't shop in the establishments in the mainstream economy if black women were maids in wealthy white homes uh your pants are a little high i like it i i'm not mad at it but uh i mean we could have a moose knuckle situation here is what i'm saying they went out and worked worked in those homes in South Tulsa, but they brought the money back in Greenwood. Don't get me closer to this. It looks like barbed wire in World War I.

Either that... Hold on. Let me see if it's actually the barbed wire from the film Legends of the Fall War Scene. Brad Pitt and his brother get caught up in some barbed wire. It's fucking intense. Thanks for the 110p here. Okay.

Oh, wait a minute. This is... That was terrible. What's this? Okay, this is... Alright. He learned this a week ago. Samuel.

Samuel. Bad news, you're dying. Good news, you're gonna die in Brad Pitt's arm. Um, arms. Now, he got caught up in the wire, and I think this barbed wire looks like that dude's head. Brad Pitt, the alternate industry plant. He's a rap senator.

I saw three Brad Pitt movies that did nothing. Brad Pitt was made a star. If, um... What the fuck's the movie? What's the movie? Seven? Seven? Is Seven or Heaven Brad Pitt? But they tried

making Brad Pitt a star. That is my hypothesis, and I can't find it. I can't find a decent shot. Oh, God. Okay. All right. I mean, look, people, it's a situation. I spent the money here.

Does it really help the financial foundation? It's a terrible portrait of a horse, a horse's head. They must be Godfather fans of the community. You would find people who were basically very proud to be able to employ their family members and other community members in those businesses and to be successful as well so this was not a financial or or investment or bank it's a weird like caller situation where he's zipped this thing down because he wants to highlight his faith and he's potentially a vampire so yeah like these homeless come on afterwards well known the aiu thing i know donate. I'm about to be done streaming.

So last chance for yous to ask me anything. What's going on? What's good? What's poppin'? What is it? Okay, what's up? Here we do it with my son, David. No, I would never move to Texas. Um.

I looked up a place in Kansas. Here's the different thing. The money. I can live in a fucking mansion in Kansas. And I almost did it one time. I reached out to the dude. He had a four bed. It was for rent.

Dude. At the time, in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, I was spending $1,200 for a three-bedroom but it had no living room so it wasn't really a three-bedroom. I could have got a four-bedroom house with a fencing

yard for $725 a month. I'm willing to move. The problem is. How does it suck? Everything. Like if I moved to Kansas.

McDonald's and McDonald's. They have the same McDonald's. they had the same McDonald's. They had the same Taco Bell. They had the same bar. Everything is the same. It doesn't matter where you live. Everything is the same. And I knew this because I was in the Navy,

you know, stationed in Florida, where everything was cheaper, and I lived in Virginia and Chicago, where everything was cheaper, so I don't care, it's not that Kansas is cheap, well, I agree with that, it's overpriced,

but, um, yeah, I don't eat Cape 40 in food though so I don't care but you can get literally and that was rent I'm gonna buy a house I could buy a house in Kansas like we're the same as asked me why don't you buy a house, I could buy a house in Kansas. Like Mrs. Sands asked me, why don't you buy a house here? The property taxes? Why would I? But, um,

outside of that, everything is more expensive here. Is it crime ridden? Um Kinda now Democrats are in charge With the Tijuana because he afforded nice I used to watch this channel These black dudes did a channel.

I think they were just on welfare and SSI. But they kept a P.O. box in like Texas and they moved to Mexico and got great places in Mexico. I saw those channels. Just moved to Denver, Colorado. From Denver, Colorado to Kansas City, Missouri. I like that a lot on here.

Yeah, yeah, like... By the way, what do you mean like it? We're in America. It's all the same shit. There's a McDonald's on every corner. Taco Bell, the restaurants. You just live in a cheap area. I'm pretty sure they got bars.

If you're in a bar and clubbing, they got bars and clubs and bitches that go there too. The only problem is there I'm the only problem is the other is not willing to move I'm willing to move like a motherfucker only because I've lived other places

Colorado got really bad what ointment ointment? Ointment? What? What are you talking about? No, don't make it all night, man. We'll end this. Yeah, the internet's everywhere. Now I've seen the movie the baby

nigga I haven't been to a shirt club in like 10 years and we got the best shirt clubs they see that's the thing that soured me. Because in Virginia, they're not even allowed to get topless. They have go-go clubs, which is bizarre to me. But in our shirt clubs in Rhode Island, you know that Chris Ross, there's no sex in the champagne room? In Rhode Island shirt clubs, yes, there is sex in the champagne room. Like, there is sex in the champagne room. Like, there is sex there.

The only reason why you go to the champagne room is to have sex with the stripper. So, you notice things are weird in different places? Mexico. Mexico, when you go to a bar in Mexico, you can get a 15 year old hooker. Outro Music