Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #1027: It's All A Hoax, Folks with Apollo The Original

Episode Date: October 2, 2026

On the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, special guest Apollo The Original joins us for a wild ride through the Grateful Dead, the legendary Lithuanian basketball story, the alleged false flag details surrounding 9/11, the manufactured culture wars, and even the insanity of the stand up comedy wars. Nothing is off limits as we go deep down the rabbit hole! Please support our sponsors: BLUECHEW: BlueChew Gold is the newest innovation from the #1 chewable ED brand. This 4-in-1 formula combines two ingredients for blood flow with Apomorphine and Oxytocin to boost performance, arousal, and connection. Get 10% off your first month with code TINFOIL at BlueChew.com. Visit BlueChew.com for important safety information, and thanks to BlueChew for sponsoring the podcast. Earnin: EarnIn lets you access your paycheck as you work — up to $150/day and $1,000 between paydays. It's not a loan, so there's no interest, credit checks, or mandatory fees. Download EarnIn on the App Store or Google Play, and use code "TinFoilHat" under PODCAST to support the show. 11ElevenLabs: ElevenAgents is an AI voice and chat platform that can listen, understand, and actually resolve customer issues. It can look up accounts, process requests, and hand customers off to a real person when needed, freeing up support teams to focus on what matters most. If you run a business across support, sales, or marketing, check out a demo at eleven-labs-dot-io slash tinfoil. That's E-L-E-V-E-N-L-A-B-S-dot-io slash tinfoil. Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to https://www.samtripoli.gold/ and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show. Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10 Dallsa, Tx: Nov 7th (TrutherCon) Austin, TX: Dec 11th-13th Witcha, KS: Dec 18th-19th Please check out Apollo The Original's Internet: Podcast: Apollo The Original- https://bit.ly/4yz17Lk Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@apollotheoriginalpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apollotheoriginalpodcast/ Twitter: https://x.com/apollotheorigin Buy Me A Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/apollotheoriginal   Please check out Sam Tripoli's internet: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/   Sam Tripoli's 5th Comedy Special drops Sept 1st on Gas Digital's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GaSDigitalNetwork Check out Word War Debate 2: https://bit.ly/4xRDe0S Please check out Sam Tripoli's 6th Crowd Work Special "Women Can't Peg" Live From Batavia: https://bit.ly/3TZBzHT Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/4gIg1ID Check out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin!  

Tinfoil hat. Oh, what the fuck are you guys people talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed. And a world governing body will be created to enforce them. Welcome to tinfoil half. We go deep, home boy. Eric, open your mic. Drink from the fountain of knowledge.

There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional This is only the beginning. Dude, you just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind? And welcome to Tim Foll Hat live from the Wise Wolf, Gold and Silver Studios. That's right, just goes Sam Tripoli.

Dot Gold, and you two can get it out in the President's game for as little as $50 a month. Fun, fun, fun, fun. Presidents sent right to your house. Very excited to have our next guest. He's in studio. I was blessed to do his show. It was a wonderful time, and he finally made this happen after working it out.

And I'm happy to be here. His channel's blowing up. He's doing great. Please welcome Apollo the original. How are you, guys? How are you? Thank you for you. Very excited you here, dude.

Good to see you here. I love you, buddy. I know that sounds weird coming from a man, but I love you. Come on, we're in California. I love you, too, bro. Yeah, man. Freedom. Yeah, it was very cool to meet you because I would always see your clips,

and we would feature your clips on my doom scrolling show. Appreciate it. And then I forget who made. the connection, but when we did, it was great to go to your place. John Hibler. Yeah, Hibler, mate, that's right. Hale Hibler, Hale Hibler. But it was great to do it with you, and I love everything you're doing.

I love the chances you take on your, oh, there it is. Look at that. Yeah, the most crazy conspiracies, that's my show. For those who may not be familiar with you, brother, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and where they can find you? Of course. I came to the U.S. three and a half years ago, just to pursue my dream doing the podcast because i was doing my podcast in my home country

lithuania for i want to say six to seven years ago yep i made like 300 episodes wrote two best-selling books in lithuania and i always wanted to come to the u.s because i watched the u.s from the hollwood movies right here i am doing the podcast and here i am on sam tripletion literally and it's a sausage party bro yeah four guys no women what's up yeah that's why it's so peaceful here that's all you know yeah that's it's not it's get like that um that's that's fucking amazing man bro thank you that's such a cool story dude so guys you in the u.s have lots of religions right you we have you have christianity islam buddhism hindu judaism uh what scientology mormonism presbyterian in my country in my home country

lithuania we have two religions only christianity 98% are nominally christian the other part of Lithuanians, I won't say up to maybe even 98% to, the religion is basketball. Oh, really? Well, by the way, Lithuanians are fired. As in 2024 World Cup in basketball, okay? So, bonies, you know, all those wonderful basketball players. So we have two religions. But when you watch basketball at home, you do two things. So I brought some gifts for you.

Okay, I'm very excited. So when you're watching basketball, you obviously have to drink beer, but you're not drinking, right? I brought you some beverage. This is called Girat. This is a bread beverage, and it goes with the stuff that I brought you. So this is not alcoholic? This is non-alcoholic.

All right, I'll try it. Watch Sam, break this is a bright here. Next thing you know, I'm smoking meth on the show. Do you have something to open up with? I don't it. Yeah, I have a lot. Oh, that's good, dude. hand that over the Johnny

and then you'll get one yeah Johnny shout out Darius and Guy Lowe So they drink this mid-game Yep and And they eat this So this has to be

I like this This has to be homemade So this is dark bread Have you ever seen a dark bread? Yeah I've had dark bread before Okay so this is dark bread Like my women It's fried

With garlic So no non-vampires at home at home and with salt try it up okay this is how you do it oh oh oh what does this taste like i've had some like this before croutons it does taste like fruptons bang you nailed it this is fire this is how you do at our country lithuania that's the only way you watch bath finally someone brings us food and and drink who's your guy is it darius sangala is it oh boy we got Lots of. Valanchunas, Somgaila, Sabonis, Sabonis, Subonis Jr. right now, right? Yeah.

We had the Marchuloni's at Golden State Warriors in the 90s. He's the first Lithuanian that got to the NBA. We got lots of them. Yeah. A ton of Lithuanian basketball players. Excuse me? A lot. A ton, yeah. So many. And mind you, our home country is 2.7 million people population only. So this is our religion. So we love basketball.

Weren't you guys the Grateful Dead? The tie-dye basketball jerseys? Was that you guys back in the day? What is that? Remember one of the teams in like either the Olympics or FIFA, Fiba, was wearing tie-dye jerseys given to them, I think, by the Grateful Dead? Can you pull that out? Yeah, it was a Lithuanian. Yeah, it was a Lithuanian. Yeah, it was 1996.

Or 96 in Atlanta. Yep. Those t-shirts were featured in France and other TV shows. Yep. Yep, Lithuanian, bro. Take a look at this. Fire. And you guys have always been good at that stuff.

Yes. We love basketball. Yeah, who doesn't love basketball? Oh, that's a sick-house outfit. Yeah, dude. Look at that, dude. That's fire, bro. Sabonis was so, like, he came here older, but, man, he was still a menace, dude,

on those trailblazing teams. Yes. I always love Lakers, and they always rivaled with the Blazers. That was in $6,000. This jersey, I was actually looking at it on my cop one, but no. Vetus, Danilus, I remember him. Yeah, they were all good, dude. The Wake Forest had a ton of them when I was a kid.

So that's Sports Corner. Yeah. So I'm very excited. I love your show. I love the topics you do. You go very deep on some stuff. Not me, bro. The guests go very deep.

I'm just the vessel. You talk a lot about hoaxes on your show. And we kind of got into that when we were discussing on your show when I was on your show about you asked, well, how do you know that happened? How do you know that's real? And I think we were discussing at the time about the case that I think was in Oregon where a black guy stabbed a white guy. And afterwards, a white guy called him the M word.

And then the black guy got off. And you were like, how do you know that happened? Right, right. And you just believe it. If you follow, there's a guy, I want to say he's two, two point five million followers on Instagram, David Harris Jr. Bro, if you take, if you go through. I thought you're going to go fit his flat earther.

I'm like, oh, no, dude. If you go through his Instagram, lots of those pictures that he posts, this guy killed that guy. AI generated. And you can tell it's AI generated. No links to the official narrative, no links to media where you can just verify whether it was true or not. He just posts pictures with the headlines. This happened.

This girl was raped. That guy was killed. It's AI, bro. He just makes stories up. He can't verify it. He can prove it. And it's, you know, again, it goes back to that great. um quote that uh signik is that his name that was on the show sog sognik right sognik about how there's

there's not enough supply of hate or racism to fill the demand for racism right and so so they have to make up these fake stories and these false flag siops to get a stall fight with each other to feed this demand that people are living in this hatred hateful country a hundred percent i've seen I've seen a picture of him posting, let's say, six, eight months ago. There was a young black kid, 11, maybe 12 years old. And he did some, allegedly he did some crime. And he was, Pep walked with his hands behind the back. Are you saying this guy?

This guy. Just take a look at his content. You'll see lots of fake-ass pictures with quotes. Nothing can be proven. Oh, he just makes up quotes. And if you don't put a, dude, if I don't see a link to an actual outlet, if it has a quote without the link or the name of the outlet that is reporting it, now it's almost never real.

Incredible. A quick thinking mother uses her. Always breaking, breaking, breaking news. A-I generating. Is that the real guy breaking? Is that a real guy? Is that more like an AI-generator? That doesn't look real either.

13, murder 13, bro. 13, really? Out of all the numbers, 13? That's AI generated picture. No, I mean, maybe, here's the whole thing about AI. It's like, when did it come out? I personally think it was involved in 9-11. Joey, say hi to my buddy.

He always talks about this. Look, orange shirt, brick wall is behind it. What are the odds? They always wear orange. Really? You don't know about the orange color? No, I've never heard that. Orange color, it's always.

It's orange county county. Kobe went from Orange County to Calabasas crashed, right? To the helicopter crash. The woman that was in the helicopter, she was, she studied at Orange County. They always bring up orange, their pictures, videos, always the brick walls behind him. Joey covers that all the time. Yeah, Joey's great. We got to get him back on.

100%. You got to have him back here in studio. Yeah, for sure. He's going to bring some heat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow, I did not. know that. Orange.

It's in Jamaica. Orange is 33. Yeah. And sometimes, sometimes the stories are real, but they're being pushed out because they have this non-linear warfare thing going on where both sides can fight with each other. We're going through that right now with the Cornell 7, that big story. And it is like chaos, dude. That came out of nowhere, by the way.

I didn't know a thing about that two days ago. The Lindsay thing was pretty much over. So they're like, oh, here's another one. Here's another one. Let's run it. Yeah. It's like the case with that Russian blonde, Ukrainian blonde, Rina Zaruska, right?

Yeah. They chose the blackest of the black and the whites of the whites. And he stabbed her multiple times. After he stabbed her in the neck, she's like, afraid. Oh, that's horrible. Five, seven seconds later, she's like, oh, I'm fucking dying. Really? That's how you act when you get stabbed multiple times.

Oh, so you're thinking that's a. That's AI. Bro. Blackest of the black and the widest of the white. Bro. She's like 25 years old. She didn't have old. She had the Instagram account or Facebook account with only a couple of pictures.

Oh, really? Can you find me a beautiful white Ukrainian blonde with five pictures on social media? You're so right, dude. No way. You're so right. And that's how I know you're about on Instagram, especially if you're a chick. If you only have four or five pictures of yourself, you're one. 100% of buy.

99.99. If you ever, guys, if you're single and if you meet a hot chick and she's got five pictures only on her only. And she's real? Wife her up. Wife her up. Yep. Put a ring on that finger.

She's the keeper. She's the possible future Monica Belou. Yeah. Not Sidney's sweet. Recover that. Now, not Sidney's sweet. She's mid. I mean, I don't know.

Something about her makes my monkey Diena go crazy. Something? Me too. Like two things. Yeah, right in front of her, right? Right in front of her. I mean, and now the whole thing, it's so interesting how they lay something out and they wait for you to get completely an utterly butt into it. Then they throw another level on it.

And now it's like, oh, you know, it's like, so now Sydney, sweetie is going to become Jewish. And everyone's like, oh, they got her. It just adds, it's like, how small can you slice and dice the groups down to? How thing can the slices get so they're all fighting with each other? But out of all religions she chose Judaism. Why? Can she profess Judaism to the tea? Can she read Torah and do everything that's written in the Leviticus or Deuteronomy?

No, she just wants in. Well, it's because her boyfriend. We should say it's because her boyfriend's Jewish, right? Just like Trump's daughter is because of the boyfriend. Okay, so her boyfriend is professing Judaism, right? He's a Jew, ethnically, probably, and religiously, right? I would imagine. So they're not having sex, right?

Because are they married? I think that guy loves being a Jew, but good luck. Try not hitting that shit. No, you can tell. But if you're professing religion and it says you can't have sex before marriage, what are those two doing then? Just staring at each other. Oh, right, right.

Just talking dirty. What are they going on the Mormons soaking? You just stick it in and you just stick it in there. You can't thrust at all. You just have to soak. Come on, baby. Let's just soak. a little bit. That is crazy. Yeah, it's very weird. I have a friend of mine. She's trans,

and now she's converted to Judaism. So she's like a fake chick and a fake Jew now. I'm like, what are we doing? I love you. You're a very nice person. And I, you know, I root for you. But like, that's a level of crazy. Well, that brings up a real conundrum. Depending on, I assume it's, is it, which way are they going? Male to female. Okay, no, I was going to talk about circumcision. But it's like, how do you get a fake dick? Do you have to get your fake dick? circumcised or is that not count? No, they probably don't come with those. Is that true? You don't think they ask you if you want it circumcised?

Oh, that's a good. Yeah, I guess I suppose. Like when you go to the office, they hand you an iPad and you're just clicking down on what you want. Click all the things you want. No, it's kind of like when you're on Uber, I mean on like Uber Eats or something where you want to add, it's like plus $25 plus $50. You think it'd be more or less for a circumcision? No, it's more. It's more skin, so it'd probably be more money. It's more exotic. Is that in some extreme Islam, women have to cut their part of clitoris? Yeah. They claim that's what happened to...

Which is so stupid. It's like in Africa. I feel like what you just happened. Why would you do that? Because they don't want them to feel pleasure. Isn't that crazy? That's insane. I mean, it's just insanity.

That's insane. It's literally nuts. And it's like, then you get in the Middle East and how like, oh, dude, Muslims hate gays, really? Then why do they have man-love Thursdays? in Afghanistan where they go and they just blast each other. Like it's, again, it's like, everything is like wait to the second shoe falls. Like, it's never whatever's presented. There's always layers to it.

That's always crazier and crazier, right? Also, Islam is big. You know what I mean? It's diverse and big. There's a lot going on. You know, there are different ways of practicing Islam. Just as many as there are Christianity. Do you get what I'm saying?

No, 100%. So a couple of days ago. So you're not from Europe, so you don't know that. So Serbia is a big country, eastern Europe, right? So the president of Serbia, Vuchich, he said, I'm done. I'm not the president anymore. So he said, I'm going out three or four months prior to the elections. Now the interim, quote, unquote, president is a chick who's openly lesbian.

Yes, I've seen that. You've seen that? I've seen that, yeah. She's the first openly gay lesbian president in Europe. And how are they reacting? to it. I have no idea because as far as I know, so Serbs, Croatians, all that eastern part of Europe, they're very orthodox. They're very religious. They're very conservative. I don't think they like it. But she was a prime minister for Serbia for seven years or even eight years or something.

So they got presidents. They got like, I don't know. She was the prime minister. But since he got out, she's now the interim president until the elections, they go in two months or so. That's weird. What's the difference between, I don't know if you know us, what's the difference between being the president and being prime minister? That seems like the same thing. So, for example, so my country, right? So we have a president and a prime minister. So our president does shit. He has no power.

Yeah, so he's like our president. No, no, no, no. Our president is just the face of, let's say, government, the face of a country. He goes to summits, G20, GA. No, he doesn't go to G8. So he's the face of our country. Our prime minister is the face. And we do elect the president.

We don't do elect the president. the prime minister oh that's crazy yes you vote only for the party and we have more than 20 parties so guys do you like that million population more than 20 parties that's what england has it's a parliamentary system it's the same thing england does it vote directly for the 80 million population we have only three and we have how many do you think it should have or what's a good amount for three just three probably left right in the middle that's it don't you agree i would like to have 20 parties. Germany's...

Bro, anyone would have his own party. You could have your own party. I think that's a great idea. You could gather some idiots and retards vote for you. I mean, like, dude, now we're down to two. When you only have two, it's like you're either voting for a neocon Zionist

or a progressive Bolshevik. That's what we get to decide between. We have one part. Yeah, but the presidents, during the election, do you have for the third candidate? We never have a candidate You always have

Well I mean Not a viable one That actually has a real chance They just kind of She or she's on the list right You can vote Yeah there's a whole bunch on the list But they they never actually

It's literally Democrats versus Republicans And that like When was the last time Any of the any Once you'll get like a libertarian maybe here Ron Paul had a kick But really he had no chance And I love Ron

I campaign for him But Perra was the last time There was a dent even How about that? girl in 2020. What was her name? Johansen? What's her name? Oh yeah, the libertarian chick. She flopped big time. She talked so much shit. She wasn't going anywhere. No, they're not going to let it happen, dude. That's the problem. And the only reason they spend so much money on these elections is to keep us in a two-party paradigm, the right versus left.

They already know who's going to win. Okay, so Trump's saying Trump 2028, what do you think going to happen because I have my own opinion what people miss out on this. I think something huge is going to happen and he's going to do martial law. Bro. So guys, when he says Trump

2028, he does not say Donald Trump. Junior is Trump too. Eric is Trump too. Ivanka Lara, they're Trump too. Maybe he's hinting on his kids. I mean, I think that they really

want to have a royal class here and they're trying to insert themselves. I don't believe you Americans are going to let them rewrite the constitution. We don't like nepotism here. Yeah, we don't like nepotism. What do you mean? We had George Bush Jr. No, people, people will resent that. That had to be decades later. That was, you know, or a decade later. I don't think,

I don't think they would, because Donald, don't any, all of his kids seem like, seem like I think personally he's destroyed his brand. Yes. With what? Iran? Yes. With just the, uh, Zionism. the tariffs have backfired the amount of

insider trading the rug pulls the comments he says you know high gas is fine for what we're doing AI data centers are good for

I mean like just a bunch of bullshit the interesting thing is going to come when J.D. Vant starts to separate from him toward the end of this term

he's already trying to do it with the Israel shit it's going to get weird in the White House yeah I mean it's I I just I mean, I wouldn't doubt if he tries to do it again.

It's such a weird thing we've talked about that. It's like, he's so old, dude. It's like, what are you doing hoarding all this wealth right now? Listen, he's 80 years old. He goes to UFC events and he's there till 2 p.m. Bro, I'm 48. 11 p.m. I'm done.

Yeah, dude. He's 2 a.m. How? I want his regime. I want his resume. I want his supplements. What is it? It's giant.

Coke. Bro, he's 80 and he's still alive then. He's snorting? Yeah, I mean, they think he's on Adderall. But then he would have to sleep all day. Right. He's tweeting all night. What about robot?

A clone. A clone. I mean, wouldn't you make your clown like a little better than that? It sounds impossible. One of them is very high, tall, right? Yeah. The other one is not that tall. No, he's taking pictures with people that we know aren't that tall.

Like six or five 11. He's like the same height as that. surprised that Trump lies about his height. You know, like, come on. No, but Johnny, there are times where you can see how tall he is. Probably has lifts and his shoes or something. I wouldn't, that wouldn't surprise me. I wouldn't put anything.

So, Dr. Casey leaves his lifts out? He's like, I'm not feeling it. Sure, why not? I don't know. You really think that there's a clone of it? I think I 100% believe in masks. Like Joe Biden, you can't convince me there wasn't a nephalum Biden. But I think that's all done on purpose.

Yeah. To get us not known if we're coming. coming or going. It's literally about raising our anxiety and getting us like so our brains are shish about. Who's anxiety? Who do you think that that I can tell you that 90% of the people that's not on their rate? They have no, even if you brought up like, hey, you know about that clone Joe Biden, right? They'd be like, well, they're just, their face would just go blank. So there's a, there's a thing I heard a week ago from some kind of a podcast. Let's say we're in the 50s to 60s, right? We come up to a regular Joe, let's say he's in 40s and 50s. And we tell them,

hey, there is a CIA stuff program called MK Ultra. They do those horrendous acts and things with people, right? They drug them, they use prices. They would never believe him, right, in the 50s to 60s. But now we believe there was multiple MK Ultra programs, right? Maybe the same goes with, now people do not believe the stuff that you're saying on your show. But in 20 years, like, of course, that was so obvious. Bro, no, it wasn't.

You just didn't believe us. Yeah, 100%. Hey guys, real quick, I want to tell you, dude, we're having a depopulation problem. The lizards are trying to take us down, and there's one company fighting back hard, and that is Blue Choo! Let me tell you about Bluetooth. Blue Choo Gold is better sex in the tablet. They combine four ingredients into one powerful solution, two ingredients for hard physically, and two arousing desire in the brain.

It works fast and last. Guys, have a complete experience in the bedroom with Blue Choo Gold. There's a reason why Bluechew Gold is the number one brand for BetterSex Experience for yourself at Bluechugold.com. And we've got a special deal for our listeners. Right now, when you buy two months of Blue Choo Gold, you get a third free with the promo code tinfoil. That's promo code tinfoil. You also receive an additional 10% off and free shipping on your first order. Visit BluChu.com for more details and important safety information.

And we thank Blue Choo for sponsoring this podcast and the bedroom. Everybody, let me ask you. Are you tired of working and not gain your money instantly? That's where our good friends at earning come in. Get your cash quickly. Let me tell you about earning. Your paycheck day could soon become the most irrelevant number in your life. Earnin is a non-bank finance app, 5 million people in growing.

The concept is almost annoyingly simple. You earn money, you access it. Up to $150 a day of what you've already worked for, up to $1,000 between paychecks. Tips are optional and standard transfers take one to two business days with no mandatory fees. Expedited transfers started just $3. $0.99 and cap at $5.99. It's not about emergencies. It's just about a better way to exist financially day to day. Guys, I can't tell you how many times I'm dealing with some kind of app or platform.

And, you know, I got money comfortably. It will be deposited in five to nine business days. Well, you know, I need money now. Okay? I worked hard for it. Give it my money. All right? And that's what Earn-in is all about. You worked hard for your cash. Why shouldn't you have it when you need it, all right? It's really that simple. Thank you, Ernan. Listen, download Earnin on the app store or Google Play, spelled like Earning, okay? That's E-A-R-N-I-N. Okay, it's earning money without the G. Type in Tinfall Hat under podcast. When you sign up, it will really help the show, all right? Earnin is a financial technology company, not a bank. Access limits are based on your earnings and risk factors. Standard cashouts take one or two business days with no mandatory fees. Expedited transfers available for a fee. Tips are voluntary and don't affect the service available in select states. Terms and restrictions apply. Visit earn-in.com for full details.

And it's kind of like with COVID, with Russiagate, 9-11 now, October 7th. It's just like, I just wish these normies would trust us. So what I do on my show, I always, when I bring a guest, I always try to fact-check live, right? So every time we do the fact-checking, lots of new things come up. So every time people say, you're just a conspiracy theorist or you just invite conspiracy theories. I'm like, no, no, no, no. We do the fact checking, right? So can you pull this up?

So let's do, there was an artist named World Trade Center. Go to Wikipedia and he's their discography. Do you know this stuff? Yeah, I've heard some of this, yeah. Bro, it's insane, but these are facts. You cannot fake this, right? It's not a theory. You can fact check this.

So they have World Trade Center. What a naming, right? For a musician. And World Trade Center, musician. and go to Wikipedia. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Just type in musician. Yeah, he's bad at spelling, bro.

Pay him more, he's gonna buy some books. He's good, he's good great. Yep. And there is an album in 2001. Go to discography, please. Go down, down, down, down, down, down, buddy. There it is. No, no, no, okay.

2001. Out of the loop. You see it? Click. No. See the date? July 17th, right? On the right.

Yeah. So the album of the group or band named World Trade Center released their album July 17th, three months prior to 9-11, right? Can you do my favorite? Tell me track listing, 11 song. How is it called? September. September.

What are the odds? Deny this. Disprove this, guys. So this gets into that weird thing. How'd you find this? Because this is like weird things to find some like this too, though. Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of stuff. stuff that there's there's all this stuff so there's a couple things going on here

johnny what was the name of um do you remember the name of the entity that is he said that was basically what is it like chaos caronzen yeah alice of crawler shit yeah caronzen's a very interesting so do you see the movie the other mother that's coming out i've seen it it looks scary it's finally right in that she looks like caron Donson, dude, with the multiple arms going this way? Yes, yeah, yeah. Now, what are the odds? The new Resident Evil movie, there's a frame with the same entity going out of the door.

Yes. What are the odds? The same year, the same fall. So, so the same entity. So what is more believable to you that, and then there's a third theory, let me get into that, that an event is so powerful, it reverberates through space. and time both forward and backwards. So September 11th was so powerful that even affected the past. Multiple times.

Yeah. Animated movies, movies, music. Which is, so here are three options. The demon, what'd you call them? Carranzan. Karanzen. They put it there because they're all in on it. Or this event was so big, it reverberated through space and time, both forwards and

backwards, and these artists felt this. What do you think? I think that artists like this, I'm World Trade Center, I believe they're just, and they just have encounters with some kind of spirit or a demon. And what they do, they don't do this on purpose. They had no idea what they're putting out. That's what Kronos does. Are they real?

Can we actually de-end this band and be like, hey, we made you think of this idea or what did you come with this album? Or could they be really just AI type of thing where the government is just like, hey, this is a music? We don't want to actually know, XG. We just want to talk about it. Come on. Yeah, I'm just wondering, like, can we, can we, I mean, they're a band.

There's got to be four of them. We should be able to DM on be like, hey, you're the bass person. How did you do that? How did you do that? I would say, we have no idea. For them, it's just a coincidence. They had this kind of, let's say, download. We have to name the song specifically the 11th song going to be September in 2001, July 17.

And they wouldn't be like, I would be like, holy shit. I'm like, I'm in the Matrix. Do you think they're freaking out? would be freaking out if I'm them. That's what I'm trying to say. I wouldn't just live life like, oh, it's a coincidence. I would also be kind of like, what the fuck? I think it's that entity, dude. I really do. That thing makes the most sense to me that this thing is constantly messing with us and putting these clues in that these artists don't even know they're doing. Well, you hear about people who have psychedelic trips, especially ayahuasca, that claim that it reverberates into the past.

Like, they'll start having weird shit happening to them in the buildup to taking Iowa. Really? Yeah, I've heard that many times. Okay, so you were you were a drag addict or an alcoholic? Yes. Both. So remember when you were drunk, that wasn't you. No, I, that was something that was always coming into you. I believe these are some kind of demons too.

I never did drugs, but I did. It's called spirits. They called alcoholic spirit. They put it there. Yes, and especially drugs. I mean, just think of things that people do high and on drugs. and drinking that they wouldn't normally do. That changes who you are.

You go up and you spit on a cop because you're drunk. You would never do that normally. But you got demons in you. And they've taken over control. When you're drunk, the demons running the show. When you're high, I mean, we live in L.A. We see Crystal Meth-A. All the time.

You know? I don't. I don't see them all the time. I mean, like, we don't go to Hollywood at all? No, why would I? Okay. Well, I do stand-up in Hollywood. you'll see.

I saw the good person the other day just right on the bus stop, smoking meth, right on the bus stop. In Hollywood. Yeah. And it's just like that's someone's possessed

by a demon. Like in recovery, we get people coming in off of speed. I was like that. Came in off of speed and you can just see it,

they seem possessed, too. Well, ketamine is a dissociative. Like, you're not there. You literally do a bump and they call it

the Khole and you're not, like you literally are in a Khole and you're not there. And you're still walking. People would be like, you were all right. You were a little loopy,

but you're in a K-hole. It's called you're not there. Dissociative. Like that girl who says she's not there, she probably wasn't, like, fully there. Even though... Well, even if you get into that case, it's like she's drinking, she's on drugs.

She did something probably normally she wouldn't do. Yeah. You know? Just like the guys, too. They probably wouldn't have participated if they were sober. I mean, but they were... They would all run a train. Regardless if they're higher drugs.

What's the street name in Philadelphia with all the druggies? Kensington Avenue? Yeah. Can you pull up the Kensington Avenue? What? I love this, dude. Kensington Avenue.

Yeah, spell it for him. Kenzing. Type it for him, please. Can you give them the computer? X-G? I was doing it. So, if that is true, if that is real, that we're going to see right now on the screen, right? Yeah, I've seen this.

I know what you're talking about. Are you okay? What is it? The Kent Avenue? K-E-N-S-E-N-S-E-N-S-A-E-N-S-E-N-G-G-K-E-N-G-G-T-O-A-K-E-N-S-E-T-O-A-V-E-A-V-A-B-A. Oh, that's how you spell. We're a little slower on this show than your show. Oh, bro. We have an English as a second language guy running our computer.

It's okay, okay, so these guys right here. Man, this computer is running slow, bro. Guys, subscribe to the channel. He's got, he has to earn more money. Go to images, please. He has to earn more money to buy a new computer. Where are all the drug addicts? The hell is this?

Philadelphia, Philadelphia, because maybe this is Philly. Just type PA, maybe. So you're looking for like the city? No, no, no, no. Zombies. That's it. That's what you want. Zombies.

I want to see the zombies. Actually, it's not funny at all, but I just want to make my point. So. On the far right over there. They are not zombies. click on that, for instance. Okay. So they stand for hours bent like this.

I'm not a drag addict. I can stand for a minute bent like this. How is it possible so they can, how their muscles do that? First of all, and second of all, do you think that's real? Maybe that's fake. Maybe they're just filming on their actors. How is it physically possible? They're saying they can stand in a bent position for six hours.

Bro, six hours. I'm 38. I can do that for six minutes. I've never. Get back. I've never seen anyone do that that Philly shuffle or whatever they call that. But I have seen people on the ground laying down, whacked out of the,

to the point I had to call the cops. And the guy was so fucked up on drugs. He was trying to tell me the fuck off. Go away. I saw one person like that. It was when I first moved here. And I called the LAPD. And they were just like,

you're calling about a homeless person. They just laughed me off the phone. It was some lady and I could tell she hadn't moved for hours. And she was just in that L-shaped position, this old lady. And, like, I mean, she had pissed herself. Where are you from originally? North Carolina, the South. When I first moved here, that was culture shock to all these homes.

So I was like calling the cops trying to help them and stuff. And then I realized, no, they're like furniture to people in L.A., you know? It's like they don't even see that. So there's nothing like this in North Carolina? No. How come a state can differ that drastically? Are you being, you really want to know? Because there's a apparatus

installed in California where all these people make money off the homeless. So I had a buddy of mine a really funny comic. He used to own a bar in Seattle. And what the cops would do is they'd bring a homeless person in there,

buy him a meal, and then put him on a bus to Los Angeles, because it's big business. And you wouldn't want to leave as a person in North Carolina homeless. Well, because you're also going, it's sunny there. Yeah, you're going.

They can do better than freezing out. Like, I go in Toronto and the winter and I see homeless people. I'm like, how do you do that? That's why we don't have any homeless in our home country. Because climate in Lithuania is like in Toronto, like in Minnesota. Super hot and humid in summer. In winter, bro, minus five, minus 10 Fahrenheit. It's impossible to be homeless.

I don't know. Well, that sounds like Chicago where like people are freezing that all the time. bro, it's freezing and the wind. I don't know why, you know, and it's like, really, if you want to fix a homeless problem, the biggest thing you want to fix is the foster care system. And that's going to be so impossible to do because that's their basically their, their, their, their, their, their line to getting all these kids. And that's all, all, most of the people in prison, that's them.

Most of these homeless people, that's them. And it. can you fix it and it would people try to fix it end up dead so in regards to drug addicts matthew perry died what three years ago yeah yesterday there was a new trailer of his netflix show did you did you see the trailer no no can you pull up the trailer can you hear me the the sound yeah you should have headphones so Netflix is doing a documentary about the matthew perry it's called the one with matthew perry and uh is it on netflix or no no just youtube Just find a trailer on YouTube.

And there is one quote that Matthew says, I want to say, like in the first minute. And I believe it sums up in everything that we see in Hollywood and in the music industry right now. That one. Yep. One day ago. They're cranking these out now. They got one about Norm McDonald. They got one about Maria Bamford coming out.

Can you pause? Just saying it. I got to switch the sound over. They're just cranking these out. Yeah, we have a real thirst for. documentaries people love to be kind of told their own history

you saw that woman one all right hit play monsters where they blamed her I mean she she wasn't even she wasn't even convicted right Johnny am I wrong I don't know they just want to do the show

yeah they just want to do the show they blame her as a killer as a killer is it ready? Yeah it's a world that I want to be involved in I said God you can do anything you want to me just please make me

I got a phone call. You can stop it. Damn. God, you can do anything you want with me. Just make me famous. Do you think that he was talking to God? Yeah. Or Satan was listening to the guy.

The guy was, can we all agree that friends was amazing? Yeah, I'm on. Amazing's a little aggressive. I don't watch it. Oh, boy. Where am I? I don't watch it. What are you watching?

Is it all right? Yeah. I'm always sunny. Yeah. I mean, my view of, it's an amazing sitcom eastbound and down first episode that to me is like my i mean we just have different tastes in comedy that that to me is like okay matthew perry was funny or not no they were all great yeah i don't think anyone on there wasn't like top shelf so he got this quote quote

talent from quote unquote god but he took the the pick the picker the picket was what in 23 he overdosed on cadamie if that's true even if that's true the devil collects man and then and then it's also like, yeah, you get this fame, but what is that fame? Because I see a lot of people I know that blew up that aren't happy famous. I know a lot of guys who are famous that are happy. And they, they found their, they usually find their own niche. But there's a lot of guys out there that just are, fame is a very intoxicating thing. And you almost come addicted to it based on what I'm watching from afar, because I'm not that famous, but my friends are. I sort of this episode, too, gonna be.

I know for sure. God bless. God bless. The real God. God bless the real God. So, so it's like you can get everything you wanted, but like, it's almost like when you see these things about when, hey, if you ask, a genie gives you wishes, you better get very specific about what that wish is.

Yeah. Or else you'll get something that's sick and twisted version of that stuff. So you want fame. He wants fame. He became super fat. He was a drug act the whole time. Didn't really do a lot of stuff outside of friends. They hold on in yards.

Yeah, you know? So it's like, yeah, you got it, but is it what you really wanted in the end? And like at the end, you didn't let. And then there was all that weird Batman shit that was going on that associated with that. Which people were talking about all these deaths that were associated with Batman. Batman? Yeah. What?

I was posting stuff on Instagram that had to do with Batman. Yeah. Matthew? Yeah. Yeah. You know, you go back. to the Joker that died, and then there were some other stuff with Batman

where there was just a lot of death and destruction. I'm surprised you haven't had this, talked about this. Have you talked about the, do you want to go back to Matthew Perry? I don't want to get too far off. I want to say the biggest poll that I've seen was, when I was 16 years old, more than 20 years ago,

I remember myself coming from school, then in summertime I was working in the warehouse. Coming from my job, I was eating, and 15 minutes later, I was watching Bad Boys with Will Smith. Mountain Lawrence, and I was working out with my two dumbbells that I had. The guy, Will Smith, was an idol to me. I loved the guy.

I loved all the movies. But the downfall that he encountered in the last six to eight years is insane. The guy was a blockbuster star. He was paid 20 million when Arnold was paid 20 million. Man in Black, bad boys, independence day, I robot, Hancock, you name it. Any movie was a blockbuster. Now he can't even go with what? without a scandal.

He can't go and he can't have a movie that will gross 200 million. That's it. He's done. Good looking. Do you think he's gay? That's the question. Have you seen the guy that was his bodyguard, what he said about Will Smith a couple of years ago? Yeah, I mean, he's gay.

You know that, right? Can you tell by looking at the guy that he's gay? Oh, yeah. I mean, see, your problem, you haven't been to West Hollywood enough because you'll get a really good G-D-R. No, don't go there. Well, it's actually probably wanted to clean its places in L.A. Oh, as far as if you just wanted to live there, West Hollywood, the best, yeah.

West Hollywood, not Hollywood. Okay. West Hollywood. That's the gay area. Okay. It's clean. That's why it's so clean. Yeah, they just, they take care of themselves.

They take care of themselves. There's a lot of domestic violence. So you're saying all Armenians are gay too? No. Because Glendale is very clean. Well, the thing I'll say about Armenians and they don't want to hear it. Stop. Is like.

You're a Romanian too? No, I live in Glendale. So. Well, there's no homeless in Clinton. It was like crazy, dude. Don't fuck with the Armos, dude. But Armenians are interesting because, like, on the outside, they're very conservative. And then behind closed doors, they're shady-ass people, though.

They're shady-ass people, dude. And I like, I love them. Speaking from your personal experience. Well, I'm shady as shit, dude. I'm a knuckle-dragger scumbag. But I got a heart of gold. I say that, dude. Like, I'm a weirdo, but I'll, I'm very, I like to help others.

and show kindness and loving and all that stuff. But other Armenians don't. No, they do, but like, our means are interesting because, like, we have an inferior complex to Jews because Jews get all the, like, all the Holocaust, everyone's like, oh, you know. They have a better Holocaust now. Yeah, they just had a better Holocaust.

Well, they had a better marketing team. That's the biggest thing. They marketed it better. Yeah, the ovens. Nobody cares about ours. There's ovens and all these shoes. They literally made it a whole show museum. These numbers that nobody actually ran any numbers on.

So it's like, it's interesting. It's interesting. And then we get none of that because we're lawyers, we're doctors, we're everything, but we don't get the love that our Jewish brothers and sisters. Also, yeah, well, you guys don't have the Hollywood thing either. Yeah, 100%. How many Armenians were killed? 1.5?

Yeah. My great-grandfather's whole family was slaughtered in front of them. So that was 1915. Yep. You're half Armenian, half Italian. I'm half Armenian, a quarter Italian, a quarter Sicilian. Italian and Sicilian. Yeah, which is like, they're different.

Because the Moors came down and dropped hammer on us. On who, Sicilians or Italians? On Italians making Sicilians. Sicilians are half, like, they have African in them. And Moors are Moroccans? Moors are Moroccan, African. Yeah, they were very advanced, right? You love doing it in studio, so it's going to be hard to get a lot of people on your show that I think you would really love.

But Dr. Narco Longos talked a lot about the Moors settled Florida. And that's where most of your slaves come from. They didn't come on ships. They were already here. Slaves? Yes. And who were they? They were the Moors.

From Morocco, Africa. Yeah, but they had settled Florida way long before Columbus ever got here. Can you prove that? Yeah. You got to start doing stuff. Zoom's talk. No, that's so gay. They're so Hollywood style.

I can't understand. How can you have a decent conversation via Zoom? It's impossible. I mean, like, we're letting people more and more in the studio. I don't want to let, I don't want, I just, there's people on the other side of country that are very interesting. Oh, the world. We had, like, we had Ryan Dawson on, and he's, he's not coming in.

He's from Tokyo, China. Yeah, it's the only way to get him is through Zoom. And sometimes they're that great. We're like, yeah. Yeah, I mean, it works. But you have to do your style. But yeah, he talked about that. It was all, Florida was, Vikings were here way before Columbus.

I've heard the story from a Muslim, okay? So maybe he's biased. He said that Muslims came to the Northern America first, way earlier than the Columbus did. Yeah, I mean, dude, there's a real, listen, there's some real Vikings were here way early, dude. Why did they leave? They didn't. They were here. Dude, listen, are you into Tatarian?

all. I don't know if that's in your advanced civilizations before. I think it's all that, dude. I think they had a whole bunch of stuff going on here. They want to convince you, you're a caveman. We come from caveman ship. And I was saying this yesterday. I forget what show I was on. Oh, he's on doom scrolling. I was talking about how like, if aliens came down and was like, what's this world about? if they landed in Tokyo, they would think we were advanced like Tokyo. But they landed in South America and they saw the Yamamo,

they would think we're still living in hunts and hunting with spears. If they saw thick Latina, they would be, we're staying. Yeah, dude. Colombia, we're staying in Colombia. It's hot, humid, shit. Dude, I can't.

My kids turn 18, I'm in Colombia, dude. Bye-bye. See you on Signal. Okay. Right. Guys, if you run a business, you know one thing. If that phone rings, somebody better answer it. And that's why our good friends at 11 labs are the best at that. They will answer the phone and they will connect with your customers. Let me tell you about 11 in the labs. 11 agents is a platform for AI voice and chat agents that can actually listen, understand, and resolve customer issues. They can look up your account, process requests, and hand off to a person when needed 11 agents to help create better experiences for customers while letting call center and support. teams focus on the issues that need an actual human. And it's made by 11 labs, the AI research and product company known for their realistic voice and audio models in over 70 languages.

If you've heard AI voices that actually sound expressive and natural, there's a good chance it was 11 labs. It's built for enterprise scale, too. Eleven agents handles more than 10 million conversations per week with SOC2, HIPAA and PCI certifications, regional data residency, and even forward deployed engineers who can work alongside your team to get agent. into production. Now, if I had a business where I needed someone to answer the phone quickly, I would 100% use 11 Labs. They're the best in the business, and if I needed that for my business, I would use it for sure. If you run a business or handle customer operations across support, sales, or marketing, you can start with a demo at 11Labs.I.O. slash tinfoil. See how 11 agents

can fit into your workflow and help build experiences that your customers will actually love. 11 labs.io slash tinfoil. That's e-L-E-V-E-N-L-A-B-S dot I-O-S-Tinfoil. And we thank them for sponsoring the show. So I think history is a giant lie. I think all of it's a lie. I think that they've been crafting our thoughts into a narrative that fits their story where they're the heroes. And reality is like we live in a very demonic

realm. It's the same thing as so we had throughout the history, let's say, in the last, let's say, a thousand years. We had lots of wars, big time wars, right? Can you guys name me at least one war that were the bad guys won? World War II?

No, the official narrative. The good guys won. Yeah, well, Vietnam. How lucky are we that the bad guys never win, right? How lucky are It's so true. Yeah, Norm McDowell used to talk about that. Are we lucky that the good guys won every war? You know what I'm saying?

So if we take a look at more than modern art, like banana stick to the wall, $6 million or how many million the price of that shit, right? Then we take a look at ancient art, let's say, a woman with a veil. Did you see that sculpture with a woman with a veil? Can you pull up the woman with a veil? Statue. They could build this or sculpt this, let's say, 200, 300, 300 years. Yes.

And now our statues look like dog shit. Right. So this is. Oh, yeah, we just talked about this. Like that Charlie Kirk statue that looked, you know, good thing. Duane Wade was identical to Charlie. Now, do you think it's because they just don't want to spend the money on marble? No, they just can't do it.

Well, it's not the medium. It's not the material. Statue. Sculpture. Statute. Souture. Leave it. Where?

leave what you had and just add a statue or sculpture sculpture s t a t u okay no work at this look at this look at this they can do it now at this it's impossible it feels like it's transparent oh dude when we went to the louvre yeah there's just so many things there that you you no one could possibly make today i think they can make it i just think they choose not to well i don't because because our architecture is there to make us uncomfortable. No, no, you can do this at home if you have golden hands, as we say, in Lithuania. If you have a talent, do this at home. Post it on Instagram.

I've never seen anything like this. It feels like it's transparent. The only issue, I'm not pushing back on you, but the only issue I have is like the person who did that was a very special artist. So the notion of... At the time where there were only, let's say, 2 billion people on Earth. Right, right. Right.

Right. And still no talented people. Right, right. TikTok videos, YouTube videos. No, I agree with you, Sam. I agree. Because think about all the crazy shit you see on, none of it's coming to mind right now. But there, we see miraculous things that people post, like guys painting where their feet, you know, these lips of lines.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, like to do this, the person who did this was very special. The point I'm trying to make is you can't just tell a regular person go home and make this. No, I agree. It's a certain artist that could do that. The question is why are our certain artists? not doing this. I think they lost

apprenticeship. We've lost the culture of apprenticeship. 100%. I agree with you. The same goes with frescas, right? All European churches with frescas, incredible. It's art.

It took them dozens of years to paint those paintings in the church. Now the question, if they were so dumb and now we're so advanced, we have these new technologies every time.

Remember at the time that was 2022, 2023, there was almost no AI. then Chad GPT came up and then suddenly a boom, right? Sam Alton created Chad GPT. What was that pinnacle that he did? What did he do exactly?

That we had nothing and suddenly we had this Chad GPT 1.0. What I'm saying is he's just an actor. He's not an inventor. He's not a coder. He did shit, he's the face. Either we're being revealed to a new technology by some entity spirits, you name it. Facebook was created in a...

Darpa. Bro, it's in the garage. Yeah. So this is the same thing. They're just fucking with us. I couldn't agree more. I was thinking about this the other day about why so many people who make it are assholes.

And I realize that it's because we live in a demonic realm. and demons get pushed. People who are possessed, people have made deals, they get pushed forward. You have to be willing to step over somebody's dead body too. Yes, it's a cutthroat, but it's also like, you know, not that every celebrity is an asshole,

but it's like, why is there so many of these people? Like, why do we find out Ellen afterwards was a complete bitch? Why was she pushed forward? Well, because that's the energy of the realm, the Luciferian, Malacian energy is that's who gets pushed forward. Are these dark, dark, at the highest, highest levels, you know, I mean, unless you find a market that no one else did,

and you hit it first and then it blows up. But it's like, we were talking about, was it you bringing it up, Mr. Beast? Like, is he real? Yeah. Why is that guy getting pushed forward? Well, now we're finding out he's got all these sex offenders on his payroll. There's all this weird stuff with kids going on.

And by the way, I will always say this. Former employee of his, excuse me to interrupt you, former employee of his was a guy that had a family and kid or kids. Yeah, and then transition. Which is like, is that his sacrifice? Is he sacrificing his? Or do they inject those people once he starts to ascend? Do they stick those people into his situation?

You know what I mean? And he's with the Rockefeller Foundation, right? Yeah. It's not a conspiracy. Yeah. You can fact check this. Yeah. No charisma.

Can we agree all on that? Mr. Beast got none. I know kids that love him. What's his name? I'm Johnny. No, no. What's his name? Oh, Mr. Beast is his name?

No one even knows his name. I know where he's from. He's a nobody. Because he's from North Carolina. James Stephan. No. Yeah, Jimmy. Yeah.

Jimmy. Yeah, Jimmy, Jimmy. Yeah, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. But, yeah, I mean, kids love that guy. And what's his name? Their last name? But I'm going to say this, unless you have kids. Okay, unless you have kids, grown men who do adult entertainment for children are very shady to me.

In his defense, though, he's been doing it for a long time. No, you're right. He was a kid. He was a kid. You can see his channel grow from like, so that's my only thing around. But there's a lot of weirdness in there. First of all, your name is Mr. Beast. That's what they say about Michael Jackson too.

He was a kid, you know, he was a kid. Michael Jackson. He's dead. He is he? I don't know. But he was thinking right from his childhood, right? He had talent. No, he was one of the best.

One of the best ever do. It's just one of those guys where you're like, oh, your town level is so beyond what anyone's ever seen before. If anybody was an alien, like alien DNA, Michael Jackson. Yeah, he's definitely up there. He's the first person ever charged. in the top like I think he's the first one that hit number one in six different decades yeah it's crazy isn't it six six from when he was a kid to even pass his when he after he died so he passed in 2009 when he was 52 i want to say right maybe 50 so he is what 50 when he was one 1950 something

yeah 57 yeah 60 70s 80s 90s 2000 2010 50s okay oh 2010 he couldn't he died in 2009 did you see the Paris fashion week I missed it this year bro can you pull this up please Johnny loves it Paris fashion week bro I just wonder who are those people that look at this and they say that that's art that's incredible I got to watch this I got this is inspiring yeah again it's getting into that I don't even know what you're doing Paris Fashion Week. That's insane. I'm not to send you to community college, dude.

These are just the most beautiful ones. Look at this, what they're doing. If you go on next, they're going to show you. What is that woman there in the middle? What is that? What is their deserve face to camp? It's kind of a fashion. How do you like the checked floors,

Chekips floors? Yep. Oh, oh. To add. What is that? Are you mushroom? Look at the she feels like one of those Armenian priests there with the triangle hat on?

Bro, what the fuck they're doing? This is not the Paris fashion look that I've seen. What have you seen? Paris, bro, demonic Paris Fashion Week. Well, I mean, let's get into the VMAs, right? I mean... Is that still happening? Yeah, they literally just...

Dude, Johnny, you're never going to guess. If you had to guess right now based on the past year, who would you say the VMA's named Artist of the Year? It would be one of those women. that is like a Nepo baby. Okay, just pick the name. I don't know their name. I don't know their name.

It was Madonna. Really? Artist of the year? Artists of the year. Look up our VMA's Madonna and look how she looks, dude. It's so creepy. Hold that. Open up another.

Don't get away from this. We're going to go back to it. Do VMA's Artist of the Year. And did you see her picture with her daughter? Oh boy You're in here for a treat Next one you're gonna see Medina with her daughter

A new picture Go to pictures Go to pictures Dude can you look at the They had a picture of her Look at that picture down there Look how she's built Is her hair?

No she's one over She's more man than machine now I remember machine than man now Look at how she's built Look at she's got this She looks like something from monsters There's ink the way she's built. She has this little bit.

She has these little torso and these long-ass legs. Is she short? Is she really short? I never noticed that. They look like they took half her out. It's nothing. Please type of it. Look at that.

She's only five, three, and a quarter. Madonna, daughter, 22nda-6 picture. Medina, daughter, 226. But, Johnny, we might get copyright struck for. Madonna had a saying at the VMAs, and literally, she always, All of her dance, it was like in the dark, right? You couldn't see it was like very dark. I mean, if you look like her, you'd be in the dark too, probably.

No, she can't. Look out, she's 70, dude. It's art. Dressed like a zombie porn star. She's disgusting. This one right here. That one in the center. In the center, that's the one you're talking about.

This is Madonna. Yeah. Her daughter. Her daughter's armpit. Armpit, guys. Still would. I am in love. Still would.

There's no chick that has. Bro, you're unshaved armpits. It's so low for you? Dude, listen. I'm not looking at her armpits. So I'm good. By the way, have you noticed that any chick who doesn't shave her armpits poses for photos like this?

Like they all pose with their arm in the air like this so you can see it. I mean, she looks better with the armpit hair than she does over here. That's a patch, buddy. Yeah. Look at this face. Yeah. What is it? Your mom is losing her mind.

She's a psycho. And her skull is getting bigger and bigger. Look at that armpit. She looks like gray, dude. She got more armpit hair than you, Sam, and that's, look. Yeah, she's a tail-old. If that's not AI, right? If that's not AI, right?

She might be. But so anyways, the video, she's doing her song. All for, see if you can find out, go back to the Madonna thing. Don't, we want to go back to Paris. Go look at Madonna, Madonna Performance VMAs. Yeah, there you go. performance. You want to see her performance? Well, the reason it's

interesting, because she's singing in the dark, there's fog everywhere, missed, and her dancers all have lasers coming out of their be holes. No way. Look, Madonna VMA lasers, putting lasers. Out of her beehull?

Yeah, where it's really dark, and you could see, how come it's not coming up? She literally had lasers coming out of their butts. Other holes as they danced like a green laser. Wait, hold on. Go down, go down, go back down. Go back.

Go down, down, down. Keep going. There, right there. There it is something. Yeah, right there. This one? Yep. I see green lasers.

Yes. You can call Madonna a disgusting butt. Maybe she had a butt hug. There is. But shooting lasers or vaginas. Go down one more. Shoots from butts. Go over, over.

Bro, you choose vaginas or butt. Look at that. Oh, I see it. I see it. Like the, like the, like the, lasers are coming out of their vaginas and their butts. The vaginas and their butt holes. That means they got the butt plugs on the laser butt plugs.

Like that's entertainment now. They can do anything with technology. Dude, that would be on South Park 15 years ago. And they gave her artists of the year with laser butt lasers. With what song? What song did you be? Who knows? It's not about the music.

Dude, nobody knows what song she's singing. She's not singing for 20 years, right? No new song. American Pie was, I won't say, the last great song of hers? I don't even know when the last time she had a great home. With L-A-G? And you kind of watch her whole act. She was part of the whole attacking religion thing, push forward.

Well, I mean, her competition was Ariana Grande, Bruno Mars, Morgan Wall. She beat Bruno Mars, dude. Sabrina Carpenter and Taylor Swift. She beat those four people. That sold out. How many tickets did Taylor Swift sell out? No, dude. Bruno Mars is sold out Ram Stadium like six nights in a row.

And Madonna with butt lasers. Can imagine what he could do with the laser? from his bus. He's got to be like, why didn't I shoot lasers out of my ass? I think those are literally Jew lasers right there. I think that what they talk about, two space lasers, yeah.

Two space lasers. That's what they're talking about. We thought it's going from space. The space is your bulb. Netanyahu will be on 60 minutes bragging about it pretty soon. Have you seen what we can do with lasers now? We put them in the girl's buttholes

and we take out our enemies. And you think it's art. Yeah. Go back to fashion. Did you see that video of him bragging about about how he can hack your phone and put whatever he wants on it. Like the question is Johnny

Hey, here's Johnny. That's how you say. The creepy thing about this, Johnny? The question is, is he doing it because he doesn't understand how that's going to play? Or is he doing it because he wants everybody to hate Israel?

It's a shot over the bow, I think it's like a threat. It's an implied threat. You know, it's like, hey, don't forget, if you want to fuck with us, we can do whatever we want to you, bro. We can put your lesbian and shit out on the internet and destroy your reputation.

That's not even real. Guys, let's not forget. Do you know the Kabbalah eschatology and Jewish eschatology? I know all about scatology. Yes. The whole world has to do what? As to hate Israel. Hate Israel and hate the Jews.

So they come to the land of Israel, right? Jesus said what to do with the enemies? Love your enemy. Because if you hate eschatology from the Kabbalah is going to be implemented. That's what they're doing. I never put that two together. The anti-Semitism is all about this. 100%.

The whole world has to hate them. So their Messiah comes back, not even comes back. For the first time. So when they were all walking out in the UN, you know, he did that Napoleon Dynamite. I'm like, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you see the guy, his assistant that was going around like with his little notepad? He was like writing down everybody that walked out.

That was the best. That fucker was absent. Oh, absent. Do you have a note from your mama? That's the worst set I've ever seen in my life. Oh, it was. I've never seen, and I've had walkout rooms. I've walked rooms, and I never did that.

He's the only guy I've ever seen to walk the room before he even gets on stage. That's amazing. That is, uh, yeah, but I think that's it. And so now we watch this video the other day on doom scrolling is that the play now is that they're going to nuke Israel. real, even though I don't believe in nukes, and blame it on Iran. Who would they be in that case? Who was themselves? Yeah, Nanyahu.

Because they were thinking about when was Nanyahu had the most love and most power? After 9-11, October 7th. Why not combine those? I hope that's not true. They have an election. Well, that's why they think it's going to happen because he's losing the election. Who would they blame him the nuke on, though? They would just say Iran just magically got.

got one like oh they just got one and they instantly just used it on us because there's only couple people that could technically bomb anyone which is the united states the united states russians don't have nukes you know why because Putin always says if you do this you better not do this because i'm going to push the button what do you do when you have the leverage you don't have a boast right it's like i have the you don't think russia has any nukes i think they because i'm not russian but my culture is half russian because of the soviet union right lithuania was the part of the my native language is Russian so I know a lot of literature culture half of YouTube that I watch is in Russian language so I know their culture a lot and I know a lot of Russians in my home country

here in the US and etc I know that Russians especially in the government they tend to they tend to boast more than they have and if there's something it's probably not working maybe they think they do have the news maybe they have the rockets the things the things that everything, the material, everything right, set up. But if the time comes, God forbid, they push the button, it's not going to work. It's like, why it's not working? Because that motherfucker

from the house, he just stole and sold the shit, because you're paying 300 bucks per week for that guy. That's it. That's it. Oh, so you think the Soviet nukes have been dismantled like the complex of those? Is that what you're saying? They don't have automobile at all. So they don't have computers,

They don't have chips. They don't have cell phones. They don't have automobile. In Russia? Russia. They have nothing. But they have this war machine, right? Rockets, planes, everything.

It doesn't make sense. You're telling me that Russians don't have cell phones? Their own cell phones. They don't develop. They don't develop. They don't have software. You don't think the Chinese sell them shit like that? Chinese have lots.

They have, look at what it's going on with the. the Chinese cars in Europe and in Russian. No, I mean, you don't think the Chinese sell them to the Russians, that's what I mean. Yeah, I mean they have cell phones, but they're from someone else. No, I don't mean cell phones. I mean the nuclear apparatus. Yeah. I think that they think that they have their own nuclear weapons, but they're not going to work. I see. It's outdated. I got you. Because if they would have nukes like they think they do, why would you say, if you do this, we're going to push the button, they do this, you don't push

the button. You can only do this once, right? You might say, you better, don't do this, because we're no the EU the US did everything they wanted and they did not nuke we have this tactical nukes we're going to nuke Ukraine four and a half years Ukraine is still at war and they can't get any more well we don't I don't necessarily believe in nukes when I say they're going to nuke somebody it's like a giant big bomb goes boom I don't really believe nukes are real what's the difference anyway right in what they say that they have well because it's sold as this ultimate weapon. Even though we're like,

even though we're like 80 years away when we bomb Japan and that's still the number one weapon, I just think that's crazy. Well, they're supposed to be many, many times larger than that now, if you believe them. Yeah, of course.

It's like, ooh. It's really big. Really big, guys. You don't even know. I can't even do. Dude, I'd have to put my arms behind my back. It's so big now.

But the same goes with China, right? We've been told that Chinese have 1.5 billion population. You have to be afraid of those guys because if they come, they're just going to just, they're just going to stomp you. A couple of years ago, it was officially, they said that Chinese added two or 300 million. But if you do, on your spare time, go to Chad GPT, go to Google AI and ask, take, let's say, 500 most populated cities of China and add those numbers.

of populations up, what kind of number will you get? You're going to get max 600 millions. So the first 500 Chinese cities by population, if you add those numbers to the populations up, you're going to have up to 600 million. So there's almost a billion somewhere in the villages and in the mountains. No way. There was a woman who did a big, did a bunch of videos on their population. China got caught forging fake students in like kindergarten that never existed. The amount of funeral homes quadrupled in China. Like they went from like, let's say. Wait, so you're suggesting that they had a bunch of people and they died? Is that what it? Well, they said before, before the COVID that the max number that China could have was maybe, maybe 900 million.

And they go based on all these different, like how much salt China is now importing from Japan has cut in half. Okay, the amount of funeral homes, they did all these numbers that right now China's population couldn't be over 500 million. This says the top 500. This is Chatsubit's answer, by the way, 700 to 750 million if you added up the 500 largest cities. So you're right. It's significantly less. I mean, that's a... But how do they even have that population with a... one child policy. Bingo. They have to have one child policy for forever.

That means you can only have one fucking kid. And you got to have the average female must average two point like two children. Just to stay even. Just to stay even. And she was having one. Yeah. And killing a lot of them. You have to decrease.

Yeah. But they increase exponentially. Come on, guys. Yeah. I've been saying this forever and everyone called me crazy. Another Sam's a crazy guy. But it's like. Do the fact checking guys.

And it. big problem is that China has issues with India. But India's numbers are real. Those are real. So they always say, I went on Christina Puginski's podcast. Johnny, please do the same with India. I'm sorry to you. Yeah, of course.

Yeah. Please. The 500 top? Uh-huh. Because they're saying India is 1.4 or 5. They've passed China. You really think so? Well.

With all the sanitary that they have. Let me just say this. So I got, I went on Christina Pajinsky's podcast. And I was like, I like, I like, Indians here over there, garbosch, okay? And everyone get mad at that? I don't think they're French, bro. It's far less.

It's far less, but it's French too. Garbage. Garbage. This says 380 million in India's top five. Whoa. 500 biggest by population only have up to 400 million. Whoa, bro. I didn't know that.

Impossible. Impossible. See, but then you asked Shad GBT. I asked it for his population. It still says 1.4 billion. So he's asking the city, yeah. If he asks where's the billion, it's going to say in the villages, somewhere in the outskirts of the cities, in the mountains. One billion people in the mountains and the villages.

Johnny, how big of the village? Look up New York City's population and then compare that to New York State's population. Because I think this could be an example of what you're talking about here, okay? because if you go to upstate New York, it's empty. Okay. It's the city itself, 8.5, the state, 20 total. Yeah. See, that's what they're telling you, but you go through the state and it's like empty.

Johnny, will you do me a favor? Take the top. What do you want to do? 20 cities in New York State. What is their population minus New York? York City. Yeah, but you understand the difference, 20 in total in New York State and let's say nine in the city, 11 million only difference.

Yeah. And the state is pretty big, right? It's huge. But China, we have one billion aware. No, but what I'm trying to say, dude, is like it's the exact same thing. All the population is in the big cities. He brings up that they're saying they're in the villages. There's not enough villages to make up the one billion people that they're saying.

It's not even. I'm not even close, by the way. The first, first is New York City, of course, 8.4. Buffalo, 276,000. Right? We're already. Yonkers is third. It's 2.11.

Rochester, Syracuse. So Yonkers is more New York City. So it didn't even compare, add that to the moment. Albany, 100,000. And then you're 100,000. New Rochelle, 85, Mount Vernon. So there's no way. There's nine million people in upstate New York.

White Plains is also kind of technically, I mean, still like the outskirts of. Yeah, it's big a thing. Yeah, Ithaca, Poughkeepsie. Is the same thing as they say, how many burgers, Americans eat only through McDonald's? Millions a year, you can have this amount of beef. What are we eating them from McDonald's? Oh, now that's creepy, dude.

You can Google that. How many pounds or millions of thousands have been busted? The problem with chat GPT, I want to say this for Brokenson, but I want to say this for Brokenson, but I got a real fight with Gronk the other day, Grog. Grank? That would be even funny. I got a real fight with him, and I was saying some pretty nasty shit to it.

I was accusing it of homosexuality. You accused Grock of being gay. Yes. But the question is, like, if you asked, has McDonald's ever been accused of having human meat? Can you imagine how expensive that should be? Human meat? Yeah.

Most dangerous game. It's got to be expensive. McDonald's sells an estimated 2.5 billion burgers each year in the States only. How many cows? How many beef, bounds of beef do you have to import? And that's only McDonald's. That's not Burger King. That's not in and out.

That's not the shit you buy for yourself at the house. Chick-check, right. Guys, whatever you're eating in McDonald's, it's not beef. It's something else, but it's not beef. It's impossible to have this amount of beef in America. In 2023, McDonald's purchased 719 million pounds of beef in the U.S. Since its burger patties are 100% beef, that gives us a very good approximation. So they're approximating from the pounds of beef that they claim to have sold.

That's not a good way to do that, though, right? So let's see what. 719 million pounds? Yeah, that's what it claims. But they're extrapolating from the weight of the burger sold. And we get from cows or bulls? Where do we get our meat from both? You want to know whether your gen.

No, dicks? Yeah. It's both. Yeah, I mean, no, you're more likely to be eating a male because the females. Do this real quick. Keep that tab open. How many cows in America? How many living cows?

Yes. You mean like cows like female cows or? How many? Cattle. Cattle. Cattle. How much cattle? Okay.

So as of January 1st, it's 27.6. beef, nine milk, and then the remainder are calves. Steers, it's 86.2 million head total. Ask how many, oh, no, look at this, though. Of beef cows, it's 26 million. It's 27.6 or beef cows, yeah. How many hamburgers can you get from one cow? Oh, that'd be weird to count because it'd be like a, I mean, it depends on the weight.

Yeah. Well, average. Can you go on average. I believe they're doing paris from the ears and the, tails, I 100, I'm a hundred. Yeah, it's like hot dogs. They're not throwing this away. You could get 500 to 550 pounds of retail beef after slaughter and processing. So you'd have to divide that by like a quarter pounder. So 2,000 to 2200 burgers per animal. 2,000. So if we, if we, how many 20, how many?

McDonald's hamburger patties, you could get 5,000 from the average cow. So it'd be. So it'd be about 1.37 million cattle equivalent. of beef per year sold by McDonald's. And it's just McDonald's of that 27th. That's not Burger King. That's not... Which Burger King? I mean.

That's not Wendy's. That's not Jack in the Box. Like, you start going through all these. You start eating up all that fucking, that 27 million cows. And then you're getting into steaks. Then you're getting into... Argentinian beef. Argentinean beef.

Yeah, it's crazy. All the restaurants. It's crazy. I mean, To the point where you go, okay, it's all bullshit. And how do you deal with that? And you just disconnect. Cook your own food.

That's what you do. Well, you should find a local butcher. I mean, this stuff that's coming out of Argentina is just wrecked. You go to the grocery store and if you don't literally look at your meat, it starts to look gray. And then you get home and it's got this little tint. What do you mean if you don't look at it? Like, if you're just like a day, I just grabbed two pieces of. You're just Stevie Wonder.

No, no, I just grabbed two. I saw a good one and I just grabbed two. And they were two different colors. Completely, I was looking at it. I was like, why are these two different? I mean, it wasn't bad. But you're looking at it. I was like, yo, like, it just starts looking bad in general.

How long has it been sitting there? When did I buy it? When then they cut it? When did it get packaged? When am I eating it? How long has it been dead for? But you know that the fridges that you see that beef inside, they have the red lights on. So the meat looks more red.

Well, it's, so it's funny because red is not necessarily a good thing either. You can have this effect called dark cutting. And it's, if you see, steak that's really bold red that typically means that the animal was more afraid at the time of death it's a side effect of like terror and it's it's god johnny it spoils the beef though it's not good the flavor's not as good so what are we looking for what's the color i'm looking for john well just like a kind of more pink than dark red you don't want a dark red because there's i mean that's one of the possibilities but speaking of stevie do you think he's his blind no so you think he's

pretending for 30 100% It's Steve Ernest Easy with 9-11. You just need a hook in. And he saw what was working with Ray. What's his face? Who's the other guy? It's glycogen. Great Charles.

Dark cutting and beef is called by the bill of glycogen from significant stress before slaughter. But I mean... Yeah, I think you're right. There's too many videos of him doing things that only a sighted person could do. Yeah, and like why... It's the old joke. Why do they put Stevie Wonder so close to the court at the Lakers? games. Why is he care?

That's a crazy commitment though. Even though I do just to be like, oh, I'm just going to go blind just to be famous and just try to run the gig for so long. You could just take him down to the Y. I mean, I just feel that like now it's really

obvious. It's harder now. Okay, I say it's harder now back then. It was a lot easier. Yeah, but back then it was like everything was so controlled. What made it to the camera or the newspaper was decided by PR people that wouldn't let anything and he was making like he is crimmily underrated

Stevie Wonder like he should be into discussion with Michael Jackson come on bro name me five his songs are you kidding I fucking love him oh dude yeah everything from songs in the key of life every song on there is great I came to tell you I love you

um gangster not gangster's paradise but that's cool you Julio stole that from him. Yep. Isn't she lovely? Village ghetto land. I wish, Sir Duke. Yeah, we did a whole bunch.

I mean, dude, I grew up on Motown, dude. Isn't she lovely? Is it? I said that. We named them, dude. But you can't compare him to Michael Jackson. No, dude, he was. He was that good, dude.

He was that good. He was that good, man. And so he should, yeah. Superstition is one of the great songs ever written. Okay, where are all the music artists right now? The new ones that sing about something good. Love, relationship. See, I have this weird thing.

I actually think there's a lot of great music being made. I agree. It's just your algorithm doesn't show it to you. And the mechanism in which we've learned about music isn't there anymore. I totally agree. Unfortunately, a lot of the bands, the people that are pursuing arts now, too, are all Nepo babies. and they just make it, they spoil it for me. Like, even if they're good.

Like, there's this band called Geese that I kind of like, but they're playing, like, hard rock. What about that chick right now? Boston. I don't know. She's like... Boston? The band Boston?

No, she's out of the city of Boston. She's saying about Boston. I don't know. And she's a complete... Her dad owns or runs Groupon. Oh, really? And she's like, all of her songs are, like, similar to songs that she used to sing on social media.

Oh, is this the girl that stole all the lefty? Yeah. She's like stole stuff. Yeah. But nobody will care. They won't care. Well, stealing has been happening forever. Well, I mean, that's my problem with Beyonce.

That's my problem with Jeffrey Lopez. Her, right? There's only so many melodies out there. Well, that's it. But, like, she sang the original song in her, like, YouTube or her TikToks. Talk about no assitis, by the way. Look, yeah. Well, dude, that's the type of chick that blows up with women because she doesn't threaten that.

Because she looks like a coat hanger. I mean, just... Okay, guys, so listen to this song and tell me what do you think. Sounds like AI. It's an AI? That's AI. And I know the guy personally. You know the AI?

Yeah, this guy is making music with AI. That's not his voice. He's not singing everything. He's just coding. So what my buddy does, Eddie Bravo, is he takes his old recordings and he made. in like shitty studios because he couldn't afford the high-end studios. He was a musician? No, Eddie Bravo.

Do you know Eddie Bravo? Of course. Yeah. But he's also a musician. He's like a really great one too. So he'll take all of his old stuff and filter it through AI and it cleans it up and it makes it look amazing. Yeah, but at least he played the instrument or played, right? That's good.

Yeah, but that does that play the instrument? But he knew it right off the bat. There's something missing. Eventually you won't be able to tell them. Are you sure? There's just something that. That goes, okay, that's too polished. No, but eventually you'll be able to say,

hey, I want to add a little, just a little rough. Like, it was played live in the studio, please, and then they'll tweak it. Well, you do that with chat. It's early days. It's early days. I mean, kids that be trying to, like. Kids be trying to, like, cheat.

And they'll tell GPT, can you dumb it down from me? No, my teacher doesn't know. Yeah, add a few grammatical mistakes. Yeah, and now your teacher's like, and you're like, oh, yeah, that sounds like him. He doesn't know how to spell it's XG. Yeah, and then I were good. That takes an extra level.

thought, though, that a lot of kids don't have. Imagine making XG, imagine making AI have to talk and write like XG. No, but you could totally do that. You could give it a sample of your writing. But what I was trying to say, I wasn't joking about you, actually.

I was saying like the average kid smart enough to do that would probably not need it because that requires a little. I could see maybe being lazy. The AI thing about students is really scary when you start thinking about doctors. Engineers. architects?

Architects? Attorneys, dude. They're catching attorneys all the time. The doctors is the scariest one. Because you're going to be on a fucking operating system. The guy's like, oh shit. But not the architect? You're buying a new house and someone's building a house

upon the thing that architect created? Bro. Come on. You know what you're seeing now in tattooing? What? taking like they'll take something like a picture off and they they used to have to draw it they don't do it anymore and they print it they have AI do it and they print it and put it on you and then they just okay so speaking of lawyers in AI pre-crime what do you think of pre-crime do you think

it's going to happen pre-crime arrests has it kind of already happened already in weird ways where they bust people before the actual thing they see set somebody up and bust them before they actually do it, right? That's kind of pre-crime. I 100, I mean, it's going to get really scary. Social credit score is a form of pre-crime, isn't it? But what about the presumption of innocence? You have to prove me I'm guilty, right?

Well, the- What are your proofs and evidence? I think all the old rules, they're just plowing through them. They're going to rewrite what? They're just going to plow through it. They'll be like, yeah, this is law, but we're not doing that anymore. Like, well, could you get arrested for type in, how do I get rid of a body? Who are you, Lindsay Clancy?

Yeah, like, let's see you just start typing it up because you're curious. Or you really want to do it, but you don't do it. Could you get arrested? Maybe I'm writing a script for a movie. That's what I'm saying. They don't know how they can see it, but I type it in, well, you're thinking about it. It's going through your head. Like, you're looking up who's done it before, how they did it.

Could you be arrested for that, all doing all the research? And you're like, you're so close to doing it, but you haven't done it just yet. Yeah, but catch me doing it. Yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah, but that's where they have. No, I think the way that will manifest is that, that, they will be on you. You know what I'll be surveilling you at that point.

And then when you like I, I don't think they can arrest even now. I think it's going to be really, really hard. But they'll be able to frame you in a way that people will be like, yeah, maybe we should done. They should do that. Like it won't be able to be for everything. But if they like, that's the whole thing about labeling people terrorists. That once you're labeled a terrorist, your constitutional rights go out the window.

It's going to start with a. a school shooter where this guy was doing manifesto they got the manifesto first and we're all going to be like well yeah he was about to do a mass shooting well they have you have

surveillance on the guy huh do the surveillance if you catch the guy the problem with school shootings is they actually want the school shooting to happen because it brings trauma to the masses and that's what they're constantly in the trauma so that's why they let it happen when they know it's happening

so it's trauma and once you get that trauma going you can get people to grieves like hey let's give up our guns like do you guys I see how Mark Carney in Canada is now calling for Canadians to get armed and ready for in case America invades. But the problem is that Trudeau set all the guns. And this is what you got to listen to America. They were just like, we want to register your guns. That's all.

We're not taking them. We just want you to register your guns. And then six months later is like, we need the guns. We're sending them to the Ukraine. So now they don't get guns. Now, you know, I'm sure a bunch of them hit a bunch of guns, so they still have the guns. But now you're telling these people you just disarmed to get ready for an invasion from people that it's not going to happen. But.

Okay. Pre-crime, moral dilemma for you. You go back in time. You meet 15-year-old Adolf Hitler. Yeah. Do you kill the guy? I would go to him, who molested you? So I'd go beat his ass.

but that already happened in 20 years he's going to invade the whole Europe he's going to kill a lot of people so do you kill the guy or not well what I would tell you if it wasn't Hitler it would be somebody else it would have been they would have been they probably have multiple

Hitler's it would have been communist though and they just see who fucking pops red Germany would have been the thing then because they wanted to go in and have a revolution in Germany and then that would have been the Cold War would have started earlier and it would have been worse See, the problem with what you're, and I understand what you're saying, but the issue is like, they wanted all that to happen. I think Hitler was controlled opposition. I think he was installed to Gavinize, kind of like what they do. And I'm not saying Trump is Hitler. Guys, calm down. No, no, guys, women, liberal women, calm down. I'm not saying Trump is Hitler. He hasn't done anything close to what Hitler is credited for doing. Also, way less fashionable than Hitler.

Way less fashionable. But both probably tweakers in a weird way. Trump on Adderall, Hitler on... Allegedly. I mean, dude, you just said he's 80s up until 11 at night. Playing golf. I did a comedy show. These young people are like, coming out at the bar.

I'm like, I'm 53. I'm going to bed. I just want to sleep. At 80 years old, he's playing golf, swinging the club. Yeah. I mean, he could be. I mean, Johnny, it could be a clown. I mean, but going back to Hitler, that thing was all set up.

They needed everyone to get behind Hitler. So everyone's like, the economy was great. He got rid of this. Yeah, that's how you get the population behind him. You give them what they want. Maybe you could go back and stop, you'd change how Germany was treated after the First World War. That might be the, you could stop his rise, the cultural conditions, the preconditions for his rise. Okay, so how do you Americans view Hitler?

What's the most... How do we, how do I view it, versions? What's the most heinous stuff that he did? Not a fan, really. Was he the worst? No, no. Yeah, we'd like to be on the record. We're not a fan.

He violated the borders, the sovereign borders. What you've been told in schools, what he did was the most heinous. Yes. The Holocaust. What? The Holocaust? I mean, in schools, yes, of course. The ovens were really traumatic when they showed it to us, like, go in there, and then they all died and they pull him out.

What about him starting a war in 1939? Was it a bad act? Yes. Was he a bad guy for this? All that stuff. Because I'm from a former USSR, right? So we view Hitler a bit differently than you do. Oh, interesting.

1939 he invades Poland. The Soviet Union takes the Baltic States, my country, too. In two years in 1941, Hitler starts a war with the Soviet Union, right? That's when the whole world starts the war. So the post-USSR views Hitler is not as the one that did Holocaust. He's the one that did so much damage that killed. around dozens of millions of Russians, USSR. 20.

Ukrainians, Belarus, Russians, you name it, right? Lithuanians and any other. That's how we view it. And that's how he was portrayed in our school books back in the... As a warmonger. Warmonger. Okay. We've been told about the Holocaust.

Yeah, it was bad, what he did to Jews and et cetera, but that wasn't the thing. Well, the one country that could go, well, we got worse than you guys is Russia. Because they lost so many. There was this, you know, Brian Cullen used to talk about this. Like there were times you couldn't see an old Russian man because so many died in the war. But mind you, in 1945, the war ended. But Stalin was still in charge and he was prosecuting and persecuting his own people. That's what I want to say, up to 12 million were dead because they were sent to Siberia, all those camps.

Yeah, I mean, you know, I do this joke about if we had a basketball team full of genociders, right, that Hitler wouldn't even be starting. He'd be coming off the bench. Right? And like Mao would be our center, be our Yao Ming. And then we would have Stalin would be our power forward. And then I would throw, I would throw, I'd throw probably Bill Gates as our scoring forward. How could you? With this.

So noble. Come on. Where's Genghis Khan? That's a question, dude. Where is Genghis Khan? Maybe he's the GM and the coach. He's so legendary. He's already in the whole.

He doesn't even look bad. He's our GM, dude. Because he managed to come up with lots of barbarians and just conquer the Russia and half of Europe. Yeah, so he's our GM. His days are done, dude. He played the game. He dominated. His jersey's retired?

Yeah, they've retired his jersey. Then our shooting guard would be the, no, our scoring for it would be the Bolsheviks. So we got two Russians right in a row. then oh whoa whoa whoa wow Stalin is not Russian you know that he's Georgia yeah he's Georgian well what happened to Russia can I say that yeah but he's not Russian himself okay all right respect that's part of the reason they underestimated him

because they thought he was just like the when when it was and he was 5-4 too him and Trotsky you know were kind of maneuvering to be the successor to Lenin and and they kind of thought that he was more of like a political figure like a you know who wouldn't be too ambitious and but they completely underestimated that guy never put a short king in charge of

anything. So in Russian language we have the saying in accordance to Trotsky. He lied so much that in Russian we say, Pizzed like Trotsky, which means in Russian, he fucking lies like Trotsky. Okay. He lied so much. That's a saying. That's a saying

Pizzed like Trotsky. Oh, really? You believe that? Or do you think that's handed down? No, this is Russian folklore and I believe that that's true. You believe that's true. Our scoring forward would be Bill Gates, then our point guard would be the Japanese and the Demi side of 14 million Chinese

during World War II that nobody talks about. Nobody talks about that. 14 million Chinese died during the World War II? Yeah, by the Japanese. Because of the war of Japan? Yep. Which is so weird that Japan whooped China's ass. That's like America getting its ass kicked by Connecticut.

Well, they were all, they were all, it was fractured. China was not like a country. Right, right, right. So, do you have a water, like a water boy? No, but we have the bench. We have a bench. You would have, Hitler might not even be the first off the bench, dude. What about mascot?

Do you have a mascot? No. No? I mean, what's mascot? Mascot. Mascot. Oh, we have a mascot. Who would be the mascot?

Nanyahu would be our mascot. Press secretary. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to be responsible for the old of the PR. Do you know that she was in, he was sent to re-education by Mao? The president or the premier of China was sent to, he was in a re-education camp as a young man. Yeah.

He was sent to the, that's the whole thing that kind of drove it. Like, I think they killed his dad. She's dick. Like, I mean, he sucks Miles Dick publicly. Isn't that weird that he, I mean, it seems like it worked. You got to play the game. You got to pull up through the video. He kept sucking dick.

Yeah, yeah. You don't want to see that. You don't want to see that. that. You want to use or not? You want the new subscribers? Come on. We'll get ran off of YouTube.

We just look at YouTube. You're stuck at 165. Yeah. You got to keep up. We got to pop up the numbers. Good luck ever. Every time I just see our account go down. That goes back up.

It's funny. Every time I see it, it says, oh, you've gained another thousand, but it never goes up. Never goes up. Ever, dude. Ever. Yeah, it's a, it's a, everything is, like, history is a lie. It's a demonic realm. And, like, you know, it's like, I always, you know, it's like, I always, you know,

tell people, especially in recovery, high vibrational actions bring in high vibrational energy. But the system doesn't reward that. Yes. The system rewards dark energy. Well, what do you think of those people who believe in, like, you know, what did they use to call it, that stupid videotape that everybody had where it, you know, like, dream vision boarding and all. What was that tape? Oh, the secret? The secret.

Yeah. What do you think of? Do you think that that is possibly dealing with, like, the dark arts or do you believe in that? I think that just, it was like a fast food version of manifestation. Manifestation. But what do you think that? Who are you dealing with when you're manifesting? I think the realm.

Okay. But is that good? I mean, can anybody answer that request? Or is it? I mean, that's possible. I think it depends on what the request is. That's good. Yeah, that's a good way to think.

You know, I think everything is energy. Because when you said that it's not rewarded, I do, I found that the people who, tend toward that kind of tack they are rewarded in some ways. Well, no, but what I mean within the system. But what I, I just know people who are like really positive. Like when you go, Mother Teresa, we were sold on

Mother Teresa being this angelic, loving human being. Turns out she's running a child sex trafficking ring. Right. Was it proven? I mean, that's what I've been told. I mean, through documents and stuff like that. It's the same thing with Erica Kirk.

You're like, is it proven that she was a of that, you know, Romanian Angels program, but that's the vibe that we get. And then... About Candace Owens, I mean, is that proven? That, I love that they tried to destroy all these women with stories of lesbianism. Like, we're not going to like them even more. Yeah, it's not going to work on guys. It's unbelievable.

Guys, if they turn out gay, like, people are like, okay, whatever. This is not going to work how you think it's going to work. Yeah, but if girls, it get called a lesbian, they're like, oh, sweet. Yeah, why can't we watch two men kissing, but we can watch two men kissing, but we can watch two women kissing. They've done studies. I forget what it was. They did a study.

No, you said it. You said it because one of them you can join and the other one you can't. You said something like that to be. You can't join but you don't want to. Yeah, you told me something like that where you're like you're not participating. It's a two-person thing.

It's like when women are like, oh, I love them watching guys kiss. I go, why? Where are you in that equation? Yeah, they don't want you. You're never going to be. But if a guy sees two girls kissing and they're like, okay, I can separate it.

Let me work. Let me work my way in there, right? It's like my theory on why women love men with nice asses. I go, you know, procreating, how does that make it better? When a guy sees a woman's ass, that has a lot to do with childbearing hips. That's why we like a nice ass. The better the ass, the better to childbearing hips. I don't know where that falls for women.

Maybe the thrusting. Maybe you're a better thruster. That's literally the only thing I can think. When you see a hot woman, do you think, oh, should improve? to integrate her? Unfortunately. Really? You're thinking about this?

I'm a Neanderthal, dude. You want to have kids? All of them. He'd have 12. If I was a billionaire, I would literally have 20 baby mamas. And I would buy a street and all the houses, free housing.

They would love you nuts. You crazy? I don't care. You would barricate yourself. They were always lying. Who says I'm going to be here? Sammy, oh, where's dad? Oh, he's on another road gig.

You know, a new woman's moving into. the block. Oh, God. Nobody could benefit more from the clown. You'd be like Mr. Beast because he's building this community in his hometown. Greenville. With his friends and family. Greenville, North Carolina.

Yeah, I just find a whole block. Just load up on baby mama houses. Would you buy like a sports team too? Of just my kids? Yeah, yeah, yeah. If I had enough sons, I'd put together an AAU team. They're all the same age of different sizes. No, no, no, no.

Wanting to have sex is one. getting her pregnant in the specific Well, you know, what I would tell you is that even though that's not your intention in the forefront, in the back, it's always a part of your intention. You're right. So you may not be thinking out loud

or inside your head, but deep, deep, deep inside you, that is the goal. Nobody's like, I can't wait to put a condom on. Why do you use a condom then? Who's who? I want to be good for so bad. You're making a lot of assumptions here.

A lot of assumptions. Johnny's the only one I think might use a condo here. I don't trust anybody else. Always use condoms. Always. Look, you don't even have a phone. You don't even have a case on your phone. Why are you going to wear a condom on your...

Yeah. Because it's not going to scream in nine months, bro. And demand you. Did you see how much... How expensive diapers are? That I think is the future. Who? I think that right now the dating pool is so out of control,

out of whack between men and women. Women, you know, and everyone's heard this statistic. 100% of the women think 80% of the men on dating apps are not just unattractive, ugly. 80%. 80%. So 100% of the women, we're talking threes all the way up to tens, are all fighting over the top 20%. So we're talking like 8, 9, 10. Yeah, 8, 9, 10.

Right? That's what they're fighting over. So we're choosing. It means we're choosing, not them. Well, I always go, you're not the prize because it's symbionic. You're both the prize and you're both supposed to be. And that's a big problem in dating too. It's like people don't realize you're not the prize. It's actually, even though it's not a business transaction, you got to think of it in business way where like you want someone to buy your product.

You want someone love. You want someone to love you. You want them to take you in. So you're selling a product. And that's a big problem with dating where people are telling the other side, you can't be attracted to this and you got like this. You can't tell. That's why Hollywood's dead.

They were telling everyone what they could watch and what they could like. And it didn't work. You can't tell. So when you want to date what they can and cannot like, you either service them on what they want or they're going to move on. That's a big problem. But because 100% of women are fighting over 20% of the men, I think, and now men don't even want to have sex.

And if you went back 15 years and you went to 2011 and you go, in the future, men won't want to have sex with women and women don't like children. Now, again, this isn't like everybody. We're talking about that group that percolates to the top of the Internet, right? That they don't like kids. they would call you crazy. But that's where we're at right now. So what I think's going to happen is you're going to start seeing a bunch of quote unquote alpha guys that top 20% having multiple baby mamas. Because the other 80% is so disenfranchised from dating for multiple reasons.

We go back to that August study that said that women got 98% of the new jobs. And there's women that celebrate. that, but they don't understand how destructive that is. And you go, why did, were 98% of the women the best interviewers over, is that what you're saying? You really believe that? Absolutely. They were just better at interviewing than the 98% that they beat out of men, that only 2% of them, 2% of the men had a job interview were good enough to get a job. That's all, this is all depopulation. And what I actually think is going to happen is that when AI, if this AI

purge of jobs comes, they're going to wipe out all those jobs. So now all those women will be out of work. Okay, would you say fatherless homes bring trauma to kids, to children? I think. Because having multiple baby mamas, by default, bring a lot of traumas for the kids

because they grow up without the father. I mean, it all depends on how much the father's involved. Like if the dad may not live with the mom because that happens. Yeah. But if he's in the child's life, I mean, that's just the way it is. That's an income. If the mom can stay home and actually take care of the kid and not have to go to work

and drop them off at school, all that. But the dad needs to be there because dads are disciplinarians. That's our role by default. Have all of you had the fathers in your childhood? Yeah. Right? All of them? Because I can't imagine myself growing up without my dad.

No. I think the way I am because of my dad. Yeah. You have to do this, this. I don't care. I don't care about your motion. Oh, dude, last night. Get in your room.

No. No, picks her up, put her in a room, shuts the door. Come out when you're ready to do homework. Because I'm not going to hit my kids. I'm not, that's not my parents ever hit me. But you're going to listen to me. I'm going to put my foot down. So that's just the way it is, dude.

You got to be scared of somebody as a kid. Yeah, I mean. Not necessarily scared, but just knowing the business. I mean, like fear. You know, like fear the Lord, fear the discipline. I'm going to tell your dad. I'm going to tell your dad. That's it.

That's going to be home. I'll pretend like when my grandpa one time wanted to hit me, he came out with a belt. He pulled out his belt. And I'm like, Sam didn't give a boy out of him. Really? Oh, man, I bet you were bad. I give my parents all the credit in the world dealing with two knuckleheads. Were you bad?

I mean, I wasn't bad. I mean, I love my parents. They did what they told me to do. you know, but me and my brother, this is a very weird thing. Me and my brother fought all the time growing up, and now we're super close. But a lot of people I know from when I was a kid, when they were kids, they were super close to their siblings.

They're not talking now. It's very weird to me. It's because, man, we men, let's say we're best friends with you, right? We can insult each other. We can say, fuck not, fuck you. We can not talk with you. Let's say four a week or two, but we're still buddies. We're still best friends, right?

Women, they will never say, hey, you're a bitch. What? What do we say? Fuck you. Well, we talked about that. Like, when you go to your high school reunion in America, it's crazy how the guys have all moved on and they're all like, yeah, you don't even bring it up. You're like, oh, dude, you're alive.

That's great. I'm so happy you're alive. How are you? Women still hold that high school shit. They'll sit in packs with their group from high school, and they won't. interact with the other girls and I'm like man that was 20 30 years ago like everyone's just trying to survive at that point yeah they still hold the grudge it's crazy to me dude okay do you think there is a friendship between women women are friends with women yeah can they be friends real

friends like we understand friendship yeah I I maybe I think so I mean some of my friends from that I've known since elementary school there's still friends with each other not fighting for a man no i mean there were two girls when we grew up very young they had a falling out and they were never friends again but this clump of friends are still friends not competing whose husband better who who i don't know they don't tell me who they think has a hotter husband do you think men and women can really be friends that's that's my question no impossible i don't either um one hint and friendship is friendship is over i i think it i think it depends on the guy.

The guy is the one though. The guy will determine whether you can be friends or not. If he's just like, yeah, we're cool. If he's like, I'm just waiting for my turn, then you can't be friends. I think as you get older to, you can be more friends with women as a man when you're like, when you're kind of over it. You can't convince a woman though who has a guy friend that it's like that he wants. If you wanted to, he would.

Right. Almost every time. Right. if she was attractive and one night she's like, you want to hook up? He'd be like, yeah. Obviously, yeah.

But I've had women sleep in my bed and I didn't make a move because I'm like, I respect them. But if she made the dog. And then they were like, the next day, he's like, I wanted you to make a move. I'm like, well, you should have said something. And two, I wouldn't have done it because you are my friends.

You mean like sleeping in your bed maybe? Dude, that's having me multiple times where I, especially in college I learned this. Yeah, me too. Because I grew up watching romantic comedies. Okay. And I'm like, women want to be respected it's not all about sex with them so i had girls sleep sleeping in my bed

and i never made a move because i was trying to respect them and then the next day they were pissed at me and we didn't talk again we never had we were never friends after that and their rumors had it sam is gay yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i was sleeping in these bad are always make a move yeah it just it's crazy how things warp our head like romantic comedies have both affected men women like you know like guys think women want just you know just I respect you so much what the romantic comedies pretty woman uh no but these romantic comedies that we grew up with where guys running through the airport to tell her how much he loves her anything with john kusack pretty right 100% or uh megan's Ryan right yeah Meg Ryan right sleepless in Seattle yeah yeah so like

guys grew up thinking that's what women want and you could tell who didn't watch romantic comedies because they're just trying to hit it. Yep. And the same thing with going back, listen, I don't even want to get into this Cornell thing, but I'm going to just say this. We are now starting to see the effects of porn brain on women, because women are starting to watch porn more than ever. Absolutely.

And they've done studies on what they Google, and they tend to Google violent stuff. fucking. And now we have this situation in Cornell, and people can't wrap their heads around what might have happened. And so now they're, and it's like right down the middle. Well,

I'd say it's 60, 40. Like all the women are for the girl. And then all the beta cucks trying to be male feminists are for the women. And then a bunch of guys are going, she even said after it was consensual. Two days later in the text, said it's legal. I want to do it again.

Yeah. Not so many men. Just not so many guys. Still more than one. Still, by the way, it was still more than one. Yeah, because I guarantee you, look at this girl's porn hub, search history. There's a lot of that craziness. There's a game bang, and she probably was like, you know.

And it's why I think the law that they, or they, the ruling just made about AI, Khor, you know what I'm saying? I think that's dangerous. Because if you watch that enough and it looks really, simplistic enough, you're going to want to participate in that shit. It's programming, dude. So a couple of years ago, Dennis Prager, you know Dennis Prager, right? Yeah.

Prager, you. So he did an interview with the guy and he said, if a perverted man wants to watch animated child movie, let's say, he can do that since it's animated movie. It's not real children doing this stuff, right? if that stops him from doing the actions in real life, he can do that. Do you agree with Dennis? Well, I can see where he's coming from, but I don't agree with him because I think that becomes programming. Eventually he's going to...

I'm not going to say it's always going to happen. Well, let's look at it in straight people. I don't think if you watch something in porn it means you're going to do that. I don't believe that at all. Think about it with them straight, so like, you... You watching porn, does that make you more likely to have straight sex? Probably, right? Like, it feeds, I think it feeds into it.

No, the, it doesn't keep you from having sex, certainly. It doesn't, like, hey, I watch porn, I'm not going to have sex. 100%. Well, I mean, we're starting seeing guys that they don't want to have sexes or watching so much porn. Okay, so maybe it does work then, but I don't think. But I just think it starts opening the, it can. And that's why that, that particular subject of adult films is so dangerous. So, okay, so I think it would have to be

you go to your therapist and you tell them you have these thoughts and then they give you a website for your fucking crazy shit, but this shouldn't be on Por Hub. Like, I shouldn't be looking for normal. Like, that's a very dangerous place to go to. You're a prescription porn. Well, because my thing is, like, it's eventually going to be on Por Hub where she's going to be 17

and then you go to 17 because she's hot and then you have 16 and then you just keep going down. Now you're just really watching some child shit. Yeah, I mean, the problem of Pornhub is when you assume, and all these websites, that they're all 18 and what you're finding out they're not. And I think that's done on purpose too. Or the title says, niece or something, nephew or schoolgirl, right?

Although the actress is 18, but people Google that stuff, this pervert. Oh, interesting. Where the teenagers are having. I think the reason the underage stuff is so dangerous is because it could become a multiplier. slippery slope kind of yeah and it's like if you want to do the other stuff i don't really care with consenting adults i don't care i just don't i'm not gonna i have so many problems in my life i'm not going to micromanage your shit with adults do whatever you want i don't care that's between you and god okay but when you get into that other stuff now you're affecting people's lives and

the thing about it's like why does hollywood seem not to have a problem with pedos the same way they have a problem with grown men who make white actresses uncomfortable. Okay? Not just that they did something physically took it from them, but they made them uncomfortable, like their handbrushed their ass or some shit like that, right? Or just said something. Right. Right.

Why? It's very simple. Because kids can't organize and protest. They can't show up and protest on a high level that's very visible. white women love protesting it's that it's like one it's like almost into their their DNA show up and bitch and moan okay the yell and scream and they do that so they and women when it comes to men versus women they don't like each other women fight with each other like when you ask can they be friends they'll fight fight fight fight but when it comes to guys they organize they sync up and then it's

and everybody internalize you see it in comedy if i start talking about women on stage because I'm no longer cute anymore. Like when I was cute, I could say whatever the fuck I wanted. And girls were like, oh, my God. Like I was saying this the other day on a show. I remember I had this really good-looking Canadian opener, like, good-looking guy. And he did 10 minutes on stinky pussy. And the girls were like, oh, my God, it's so crazy.

And then I just said the word pussy, and the whole place shut down. I go, oh, oh, okay, what's the end? Because you have to go with stinky pussy. No, no, if I said stinky, they would walk out like a Net Yahoo at the fucking UN. That's how we go. And it's like, so. So you brought up these things. Let's say a guy, let's say a 30-year-old comes to a doctor and he's to a psychiatrist and he says,

Doc, I have this problem. I have these intrusive thoughts of doing some sexual acts with children, right? What would you do as a doctor? They never do, but they claim that there should be someone. I mean, that's the saying. If we're going to make it, that's the only way you should be a. able to see it. If you're going to make animated AI for child porn, I'm like, don't, I don't think it should just be. Listen, there's also degrees of it, dude, okay? Like, there's also, doctor, he comes to a doctor and

says, I want to do, I haven't, but I have this intrusive thoughts of doing sexual acts with children. Can you put him in jail? No, he hasn't. No, no crime. But if you let him go, maybe today, tomorrow, or in a week or two, he's going to do something. So what do you do as a psychiatrist? You lock him up? There's no cure. It's not a disease, right? There's no magic pill. There's no hormonal treatment to treat pedophilia. Well, I think they do chemically castrate some people who are. You can do heinous stuff with the kids without even having erection. You can do with... Right, but I think you lose your other body parts. Well, that's a great question. Do you give them an avenue to get help?

What do you think, Johnny? Wait, what do you mean by help? If a guy's like, I haven't done anything, I have these intrusive thoughts. Well, help. Well, Megan Kelly got in trouble for saying there's a difference between a 16-year-old and a 5-year-old. I totally agree with you. I agree with you. Okay.

It's like, oh, you know, you could be like, wow, that 60-year-old girl's very pretty. It doesn't mean you're a fucking scumbag. I mean. No, no. A 16-year-old with a 16-year-old can have sex, right? Well, how about a 15-year-old with a 15-year-old with an 18-year-old? And then the 18-year-old guy gets in trouble. Well, let's be honest, I mean, through all of history, really, that was perfectly acceptable.

I mean, half the eight songs from the 80s were about that. She was only 16. It's all about the age gal. Hey, little girl, is your daddy home? Go and leave you all. I mean, and we just were rocking out to that. She was just 17. You know what I mean.

We were rocking out to, hey little girl is your daddy home. And you go and leave you all alone. I got a bad desire. That's this, yeah. And we were like, oh, dude, dude. Springsteen rocks, bro. Medication can be added where sexual urges are intense or difficult to control SSRIs such as Sirboy.

So he's going to take a gun and he's going to shoot someone in the week. I don't want to hump kids anymore. I just want to shoot them in schools. For higher or severe cases, higher risk or severe cases, doctors can use anti-androgen slash hormonal treatment, which commonly is called chemical castration drugs. It names a bunch of drugs here. But yeah, that's, to me, that's the only. that's the only thing because those hormonal effects are reversible so it's not like you're permanently destroying someone's sex but to me that's like the that's the if that works you have to do that i can't as a society i just can't imagine it's acceptable to create any kind of content no matter yeah i just think the implications are bad yes because the one of all of all the like we openly have movies with people getting murdered and everyone

everyone's okay with that. And I'm not saying I'm not just okay with it. Love it. Celebrate. True crime shows Netflix. Come on. Yeah. I mean, dude, slasher shows.

Slasher shows. Quinn Tarantino is one of our most celebrated directors. And it's people just dying left and right. But we don't go out. They're going to go out murder people, even though there could be a correlation between. I mean, we look about gangster rap and gangster violence. But that one thing is the thing you got to go, no, dude. You can't even give an inch on that shit.

because you're going to destroy somebody's life. That's it. A kid cannot give consent. And they can't say no because they're not physically big enough to do it. But yet some reason, nobody cares. And I mean, there's a lot of people that care, but there's a segment of society. You know, it's like I was watching the aristocrats movie. Did we talk about some?

The documentary? Yeah. Yeah, I've seen it. About how many of those people. in that doc doing that joke about a dad sexually assaulting his children and the animal, the dog and all that shit. Everybody, yeah.

They're all politically correct now. They're all super sensitive comedians who think comedy shouldn't be mean, right? And here they are in a movie doing the worst of the worst. Yeah, who's in, it's like, Gouldfrey, Pindjolette's in there. Sarah Silverman, Dana, not Dana Carvey.

Dana Gould. Dana Gould, who's like the most progressive out there. Like that guy's like an amazing comic who's fully retarded. I remember that film very well. So for you,

no topics are off the table during the comedy show. George Carlin's in. Well, my thing is this. I don't go after people's kids because I think that's off limits because someone who went after mine

and I showed up at his house because he said some unholy shit about my children. And it's like, joke or as an insult? Well, he was insulting me. He was trying to fucking disrespect me. And it's going to be sight unseen until one of us

dies. Okay. So do you joke about pedophilia? He did. I had a joke about how I was at a dog park with a friend and this little girl goes up and I'm just like,

aren't you just adorable? And she goes, Sam, you can't say that. I go, why? You know, they're going to think you're a sexist. I go, I was just saying, just being nice to girl. And if I was a sex offender, I could do better than that. Okay, that's literally the only, that's funny. I'm not, I'm not into that shit. That's just a personal line for me.

But I will also be like, I'm not going to over police comedy. I'm just not. I just can't do that. That's not my style. But if I hear you do, like there's one comic out there that's got like 20 minutes on kiddie porn. I go, that's just a lot of, that's a lot. of minutes for just riffing.

And people are laughing? The audience. Yeah. Is this funny? They think it is because in Hollywood and liberalism, when you've made everything off limits, the only thing left is Satanism. The only thing edgy left is Satanism and pedophilia. So they mine that shit. And everyone thinks they're, oh, they're so edgy. It's like, no, they're just pussies and they have no balls.

Okay, so name me the last time a comedy that you've watched, a movie, comedy movie, that was great. I mean, what was a movie that I watched that was great? I mean, I saw, recently saw a comedy. Truly funny, truly funny. Comedy is dead in Hollywood. Yeah, it is. They don't make any comedy movie. No, but nothing's provocative anymore because everything is like been made taboo.

Did you even like The Hangover? I don't see you like a Hangover. There was a recent movie I watched that I thought was super funny. Those movies are always almost almost two years old. Like Anticano was formulated. There's like, I mean, I just watched a movie that I thought was funny, yeah, but I can't remember what it was. A lot of it's being done not in theaters, though. It's, you know.

Yeah, a lot of it's not being done theaters. Everything coming to a house. I thought the Naked Gun remake was funny. That was funny. That was funny. With Liam Neeson. That wasn't funny. It doesn't think it's near the original.

No, it's not as good. No, it's not. But compared to one. else is coming out now? Listen, the underground of shit is going off and it's funny and they take chances. Is this thing on was funny? Did you watch the Will or Nat movie where he's like the down and out comic?

I didn't see it now. Very good. That was good. Did you find Daredevil funny? Daredevil? There was some funny moments into what? I mean, yeah. I mean, there's I would come in comedy, but like I could see. Yeah, there's things I could be you know, there's comedy and all this shit. Yeah, I mean, I could laugh at certain moments.

I forgot. I saw it on a plane. I thought it was super funny. I can't remember what the movie was. What are the eyes of the original naked gun, Leslie Nielsen? And they were the reneges? No, never. Oh, dude.

I speak. Liam Neeson. I'm fluted in jive. You remember that? I'm fluted and jive. Hey, honky ass mom folk. There was a little bit of that in the new one, too.

It was. Yeah, I mean, that's why it's dying. But that's being done on purpose because comedy is the best way to tell people what's truth's going on. So they're kneecapping the jester. So the comedy coming out, sorry about that. The comedy

coming out right now is really, and I think stand-up is going the way of magic, where it's just going to be corporate gigs and family comedy. Really? And everything else is just going to be, like, there's always going to be, like, comedy for, like, young people talking about dicks and snatches, but, like, anything of any substance is getting ran out. It's being choked off from reach. Okay, so you're friends with Joe.

Yeah. Do you find him funny? I find Joe Rogan extremely funny Really? I've been known this guy for 30 years I've known his process So to you he's more a podcaster A comedian or a UFC commentator

In the first place I mean his podcast is the biggest thing So I mean it would be hard not to rank that number one I would go Podcaster 1, comedian 2 UFC guy 3 But the UFC in the podcast And the comedy thing are kind of

One 1 he's just so successful at all 3 of them. Listen, here, this is, and I can already hear the screams from the internet. Here's the thing, guys. When a comic has an opinion and you don't agree with that opinion, we are now in the place where that means it's not funny. And I see comics on the progressive side write jokes that I don't agree with the premise of it, but I think it's funny because I understand joke structure and what they did there.

And that's not easy for everybody. to get to. And it's just the truth. We're entertaining simple people. I'm going to say it in a nice way, simple people. Okay. And they're so emotional now that being having a different opinion. I mean, you have people that they're telling stories now that people are stopping to talk, talking to their parents because their parents have different political views. And it's very heavy female again, okay? A lot of females are cutting off their parents because they're trumpers. This stupidest shit in the world. It's the dumbest shit I've ever heard. and kids. Like, who fucking cares? My brother couldn't be, like, for the long time, we did not see

politics the same, but I just said, I don't care. I don't care. So when it comes to Joe, I know Joe's process, I know how he works it, and just as a comedian who has a process, I appreciate what he said. Some of his jokes are the funniest shit I've ever heard in my life. And people can hate it because they don't agree with his take on it. Okay, Brendan Schaubb. Funny? Listen, I've done his podcast a thousand times. No, no, no. The dude is fast. How good was he as a fighter or as a podcaster?

As a comedian, do you think he's funny? Here's what I'll say about shop. What are you trying to do to us? Here's what I'm going to say about shop. Shob moved very quickly. From U.S.i fighter to a comedian? To a comedian very fast because his podcast blew up and he jumped steps. And I told him that to his face.

And he's one of my good friends. I go, what you're doing right now, dude, is like starting MMA one day and two weeks later, you're in the UFC. It's, you're jumping steps. I told him that. And that's just what happened. Because he never had, he never went out with anybody. He went out with Brian Callum for a short time.

And then he went right to headlining. And you don't learn in headlining. You're supposed to be prepared when you're a headliner. But you take that short time money. Yeah, I mean, there's not, you go to an open mic right now and find any kind of go, you want a showtime special. And they all be like, yeah. Yeah, I'm not quite ready.

So have you ever heard the story? I forget his name. I've known him for a long time. The black comic who had a terminal disease and Ellen got him a special on HBO. And I think he's still alive today. You're saying he was lying? I'm not saying anything.

But when you watch his special, you could tell he was not ready. Yeah, but if he was dying, that was his last shot. Yeah, but... I'm gonna... I'm gonna... Tick.

Tick. Tick. No, Tick. No, dude. Ellen gets sick comic special. Look that up. And then we got jam. Yeah, I mean, like, he just wasn't ready for it.

But I don't... Because Chab was doing a bunch of MMA stuff with him. Quincey Jones. Yes. And he's a good... A different Quincy Jones, but... But if you're a true friend, you would always say that to your friend's face, right? Bro.

I think that's my opinion. Right. It's your... You're not funny, for example, right? Or you're bad at MMA. Okay, so if I was your really good friend, you would say to me, you're not funny? Like, why? If we're friends?

You wouldn't word it different going, hey, dude, maybe you need to tweak a couple things here, but to be like, you're not funny, then what do you think my reaction should be to you blunt force trauma telling me that I'm not funny? Trauma, bro. You can say, well, we just went over some people's funny is different. You might not find him funny, but I might find him funny. so it could be irrelevant. Listen,

I understand what you're saying. And watch Brandon Shop Special's ratings. It's fuck, right? Listen. I get it. I get it. And I like the guy. Hey, and I'm just going to say something.

I love my new special. I got maybe 115,000 views. Shop Special, five million views. I hate watch and I like watch are the same watch. Okay? So that's my opinion.

I would tell you that I've learned in my life, dude, that there's ways to approach people and how you say stuff. And then if you're fine with people not being upset with how you approach it and you go to somebody, you're not funny, that might burn some bridges. If you go, hey, bro, you got to fine turn this shit. You got to fine tune this shit. You're like, dude, fine tune it. It's not quite ready.

there's ways of doing it. Do you understand? No, it's okay. And it's not funny, bro. These jokes are not funny. I can't wait to you guys. You get a friend in podcasting whose podcast isn't doing well

and you're just going to be like, bro, your podcast sucks, bro. I mean, just watch that show. It sucks. You do that shit in basketball? You just suck. Stop playing basketball. Okay, I'm going to give you example.

Yeah, but it all depends on how much their identity is into that. Like, you know, it's like, you could pull people aside. you go, hey, dude, I don't think this guy's that great. But I'm not going to go tell him to go fuck himself. I mean, that's just me. I would rather, hey, man, I think you should try doing this and fine-tune that.

Let's say we're friends, okay? Because we don't only know. Let's say you hate this studio. Tell me. No, no, we barely know each other, right? We met two times. But let's say we're friends. Yeah.

And you're being 50, what, 53? Yeah. 53, you say, Apollo, I think I'm going to do MMA. I'm going to become a champ. me being a friend I have to I ought to say bro you're gonna get killed

they're gonna kill you inside the cage I get that stop it you're stupid but let's say with this idea you can't get destroyed you know permanent brain damage from doing comedy

but it's also like what is this person's identity how much time has they put into that and what is your relationship but do you think Brendan Schaubb did not have any who's he hurting mental problems

who's he hurt hurting that. With IMDB score and all the internet laughing at his comedy special. I mean, I'm sure he didn't like it. I don't think he was like, dude, this is sweet.

But I, you know, it's like again, again, there are plenty of comics that put out specials that people hate. And like, and you know, the truth is,

Shab isn't doing comedy anymore. So he learned his lesson. You know, I think he'd probably want to go back. The guy's the nicest dude I know. You know. And, you know, he's got his own quirks like we all do. He's a nice guy.

And he just moved too quickly. Dude, I went to one of the shows before his best show. Listen, you know what it is. And I think it was fun. He had people laughing. Dude, on his podcast, he's fire. But, like, comedy is about joke structure. And he never got to go on a road with somebody to watch joke structure.

And, like, as somebody, me, I moved. I, I maybe featured for people twice on the road a couple times. Like, Joe Rogan, I did about. five times, you know, one or two other comics. I want to rate the headliner, and it was painful. It's painful to go right to the top, because you have to learn all the lessons the hard way instead of over time. And that's kind of what he did.

But you remember the time when Joe Rogan on air said Brendan to stop doing MMA because he's not going to become a champ? Yes. That was the best thing a friend could do. Not on air, though, I would say privately. Yeah. Brennan, come on, bro. Right.

You're getting knocked out two times in a row or three. Yeah, I mean, that's a little different. That's a little different. But I understand what you're saying. It's all about how do you want to address it? And what is your relationship with that person? Because there's ways to go, if someone really wants to do something and there's ways to talk to them about it and said, just going, you fucking suck. And I just don't know if that's my job.

Not you fucking suck. But that's literally what you said. You're not funny, bro. Okay, take out the effort. You said you. Let's say you meet Amy Schumer 10 years ago. Yeah. Would you say to her, Amy, you're not funny.

Well, I think when Amy was young, she was hot and she actually was crushing it. So, I mean, I personally don't think it's my job to tell these people. It's also different strokes for different folks. I just don't like, if someone's going up and sucking, let him go through it, dude. You know, it's like if he really wanted it, he would have fucking tried to ask people, what can I do to change? And he obviously just decided to stop doing it. Yeah, you're right. That's part of the process for comedy.

You have to suck, right? I mean, I know people pulled him aside and told him stuff, and he just didn't want to hear it. Maybe because he was at the top. Why do you want to hear anything? That's why he was always say when these TikTokers and these YouTubers and these Instagram, people go straight to a theater, they don't learn anything. You're at the best.

You're there. You learn shit in the trenches. It's like, I don't know how much you follow MMA. but Frank Mears' daughter. Yeah, just lost. Right? They had her as the biggest upset of all time when she's had two fights. She,

because she's, and I love Frank Meir, and I think his daughter's going to be fine. She's, it's a learning moment. I've been on Frank Mears' podcast. I respect him a lot. But it's like,

why is she the, why is she the biggest favorite in history? She's only fought twice because she's Frank Mears kid. But she, was on Dana White's Contender series. Gable Steepson was on pay-per-view. No, I'm with you. They moved you quickly.

So they're like, this is the biggest upset ever. I go, not even close. GSP versus Matt Serra. Way bigger, dude. All right, we got to go. You know, all Apollo's friends, watch out. He's going to tell you, you fucking, you need to work. I'm going to be honest, and my intention is going to be honest.

I get it. Maybe it's just, I don't know, man. Maybe it's culturally a different thing. But my point is, is like, is that you have to, sometimes you got to approach it a little different. But I'm wrong. Go check out Apollo's YouTube channel. Apollo, the original podcast on YouTube, crushing it. Thank you.

Crushing it. Some of the best thumbnails you'll ever see. Anything else you want to push? Yeah. So Jesus Christ is the Lord of Lord and the King of Kings. Jesus Christ is Lord. I wouldn't be anywhere near where I am today. I wouldn't have anywhere, anything near.

that I have today, my family being the most obvious one, just Jesus Lord is my Lord and Savior. God bless you guys. All of you, all of you watching. Thank you for the goods. I love both of them. We'll definitely drink them after the show. And hey man, thanks for tune in. Enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Tucker Carlson revealed what Donald Trump said to him when he went to convince him, when he went to convince Donald Trump not to invade Iraq. And it is, it is if it is a startling, I'll say. I mean, and I don't need. Trump or Bush?

What Trump says when he. Not to invade Iran. Iran. Iran. Iran. Iran. Iran. Iran so far away. So check. I mean, oh, God. I, and Tucker seems to be telling the truth. If this is true, Sam, it is a worry. I'm in an unusual position because I talk to Trump. But you've quoted him as waving off the wrist by saying it'll all be fine, which could... You want to know what he said? I'll tell you exactly what he said. And I haven't said this, but I'm just going to tell you.

Sure. And this is a fact. And I could look at my calendar, but it was in, it was, I had flown back from Tel Aviv from Ben-Gurian airport after seeing the ambassador. And two days later, it was in the Oval with Trump alone. And he was annoyed that I had given Huckabee a hard time with this whole conversation about Huckabee. And I said, here you're your U.S.

As the son of an ambassador, I know what the job entails. and your ambassador, your representative to this nation just called for rearranging the Middle East and allowing Israel to take parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria. Like, this is a diplomatic incident. So we had this whole conversation about this. But then I said, this war is not about Iran's nuclear program, which you told me in the world that you eliminated back in last summer in June. This war is being pushed by Israel with three aims. One, its own regional hegemony, take Iran off the map.

They don't have freedom of movement as long as Iran is a regional power. Two, diminishing the power of the GCC, the six Gulf states, which are a rival to Israel and are becoming this kind of Switzerland of the Middle East, and that's bad for Israeli interests. And three, getting the U.S. out of the Middle East, because we constrain their ambitions, getting our bases out, destroying our bases. Israel wants our bases out of the Middle East. I said this to Trump to his face in the Oval Office days before the war began. And he looked at me and said, yes, you're right. But in the end, we all die anyway. So it doesn't matter.

That's exactly what he said. In the end, we all die anyway. I said to him, shocked, but what about our kids and our grandkids and like our country? And he goes, ah, that's that's a verb. I don't know. He didn't respond. That's a verbatim exchange. And I said, and I'm, you know, it was God. You didn't ask you what do you mean?

And I think it was, I thought it was true then. And I think it's been proven true now. The goal was to get the U.S. out to diminish the GCC and obviously to take Iran off the map and sink it into permanent internal strife into civil war. Dude, that's crazy. I mean, it sounds like he's saying like, hey, what does it matter? We're all going to be dead someday. So like, who cares? you know we're all cruising for death or dude it's darker than that what do you mean or it's like

we're all we're all going to get killed anyway so who cares yeah that's so i could have done without knowing that honestly like that's that's really great that the guy the running everything is literally driving the bus off to cliff it explains a lot though about his behavior if he really is that kind of what nihilistic in general like uh damn we talked about ed shearing last week and he went on stage and gave a little speech at the beginning of the concert oh it's got even worse now dude and he he gave a little speech at the beginning of his show uh which you'll find out later was just completely ingenuous I'm not using my music being criticized and I'm always happy to take that because I'm lucky a lot of you like my stuff and to be honest I'm surprised I'm not surprised that other people don't

it's normal but this week the criticism was about something much more important and I've had to take and make difficult decisions and I am making mistakes in genuine I meant to say I don't want to disappoint fans and I've never wanted to be an act of this musician but this has put me in the middle of an important and passionate argument about freedom of speech and the most complex political issue on the planet. My concerts have always been a safe space for everyone, and that matters hugely to me. Honouring my commitment to my fans is also completely central to who I am, and that is why I'm here tonight, on my own, and continuing my current tour. It has nothing to do with money.

But I am deeply worried about the idea that Ben used for pre-approved content performers. This happens in so many places that I perform around the world, but it just never happen in the free world. By the way, if you're listening at home, he could not be more obviously reading off a teleprompter. Now, I want to address the question of where I stand in the situation in Israel and Palestine, and whether my doing this concert here tonight implies where I stand. I have tried in my career not to be a political comment. except for the Ukraine. Not division about humanity, not politics.

But this is a humanitarian issue and I cannot hide how I feel about it anymore. What happened in Israel and at the Nova Music Festival on October 7th was horrific and compounded centuries of Jewish pain. What is happening in Gaza is catastrophic. Nobody clapped. Do you hear that? Nobody clapped.

My heart has been broken by the scale of devastation and loss of civilians' lives, of children's lives. At the systemic injustice we're seeing unfold in the West Bank cannot be overlooked. I am already speaking to people across the spectrum to work out how to make a contribution that helps victims of these terrible times and listening and learning because I do not know enough. I do not know enough. So then he comes out at the end of the show and, undone, does the entire thing. I mean, just totally shows his true colors here when he's off teleprompter. This is more toward the end of the show, apparently. He's crying.

I do feel for him. He's in a bad spot. Yeah, a little bit. The world is a scary place right now. America is a scary place right now. This gives hope. This gives hope. Thank you so much for the goal. Guys, you're in a place of help. Hope for $150. I'll have had fun. The one thing that I would like to apologize for is the first bit of the show where it wasn't about music and I had to talk. And I understand that people have children here. And I understand the families didn't buy a ticket to hear that first bit of the show.

But that was something I felt like I needed to say. I felt there was a lot of questions that I needed to answer. So for all the parents there, they would draw their kids tonight. Thank you so much for bringing them. and I do apologize to the person in the show. My shows are about this. They're about unity. Don't Heil Hitler's there?

What are you doing, Ed? So he comes out in the end and apologizes for his apology. Like, sorry that you had to hear that. I mean, he couldn't have been more. I think probably he's just an empty-headed guy. Johnny, I think. I think. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode,

subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. Open your mind. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Up, Aaron. This is only the beginning.

Dude, you just blew my mind.