I want to end the show like when Gavin McGinnis was going to quit after they harassed him, took everything from him, deplatformed him, blamed him for starting a terror organization that was a drinking buddy's joke.

Then he started a violent street gang designed to start fights with left-leaning protesters that recruited only the best members by making them get jumped into the group while naming cereals.

This group got entirely out of hand, and eventually multiple members of the group planned an assault on the U.S. Capitol meant to disrupt the certification of the 2020 election.

Fun fact, though, Gavin McGinnis is his top donor with $1,732, which is nice. It's cool that the guy who started the gang Biggs was a part of is throwing a couple bucks at the problem and not being held responsible for his actions at all.

This is not the first time Gavin's been kicked off YouTube. In December 2018, he was booted for repeat copyright violations, and according to an article in The Verge, quote, This is around the same time that Glenn Beck's network, The Blaze, publicly distanced themselves from Gavin, most likely because he's an unfunny, fascist piece of shit.

I think that's the real story in this, is that Alex is still trying to recruit allies or retain allies in the ideological struggle, and Gavin is pretty much over it.

Gavin McGinnis? Yeah. He probably has quite a bit of money. Yeah. I think he had a pretty decent parachute when they kicked him out of Vice. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then he's made a decent amount of money from his stupid ventures that he's done. Right, right. I assume he's very comfortable.

So, do you know that Gavin McGinnis is a failed stand-up comedian? Of course. They're all failed stand-up comedians. Right. I didn't know that until Alex talked about it the other day, about how Gavin McGinnis was, like... The way Alex says it, and this is obviously what Gavin told him, is that he got kicked out of stand-up because he was a libertarian. Or whatever.