Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer - MSM Journalist CAUGHT Spying on Me at NRA Con?! | Guest Sara G, Kai Clips & Aldo Buttazzoni

June 1, 2022 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer

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MSM Journalist CAUGHT Spying on Me at NRA Con?! | Guest Sara G, Kai Clips & Aldo Buttazzoni | Ep 257

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	So that's me.
	My name is Elijah Schaefer.
	I'm a reporter with Blaze TV.
	I decided to go cover the counter protest to the NRA convention in Houston, Texas with my good friend and fellow journalist Aldo Budazzoni.
	And it was exactly what you would expect.
	You need a gun, got your way!
	Enough!
	It's enough!
	All right, freeze the frame.
	That's not even the most important part, and we've got to let that guy catch his breath.
	The night before, I was hanging out with a few friends from another YouTube channel at our hotel lobby bar.
	And that's when this guy suddenly walked in at the end of the night.
	I know he just looks like a normal guy, except he was exhibiting some pretty odd behavior, staring at us, and it looked like he was listening in our conversation.
	That's when Aldo realized he was actually secretly recording us the entire time.
	He was immediately confronted by Aldo, got scared, began to deny that he was filming us.
	It was clear on his phone that he was, and then he took a seat to try to explain what he was doing.
	The bar was so loud, I couldn't hear what they were saying.
	Once the guy got up and left, I asked Aldo what they were talking about.
	He told me that the guy was secretly recording us, admitted it, but he was from the publication Reuters.
	The moment I found out he was from the mainstream media, I immediately chased him down outside and confronted him.
	So what was going on there for a second?
	I couldn't hear anything that was happening.
	Oh, what do you mean?
	It's all that you were filming.
	I just wonder what was happening, what was going on.
	Yeah, we already worked that out.
	We're going to talk about it tomorrow.
	Well, what was the interaction?
	That'll be great tomorrow, though.
	Like, it'll be so much better.
	No, I'm asking you a very simple question.
	Like a very simple question.
	Can we do live tomorrow?
	Tomorrow?
	No, no, I'm asking you a question.
	He was very nervous, pretended like he didn't know me, then admitted that he did know who I was, said that I was connected to Andy No, then got combative, cussed at us.
	The following videos are when Aldo showed up.
	People start talking about shit and we like sit quietly and listen.
	Like you do the same thing, bro.
	What do I do?
	What?
	That's the fuck-up thing about media.
	It's like we all take the same thing and we like take it and we like extrapolate on it and we go very different organizations.
	We can live very differently.
	We do.
	But you guys actually I don't know if you guys think the same shit that we do.
	No, we were very different.
	Trust me.
	I'm not sure.
	I got no fucking man.
	Like no.
	All right.
	Have a good season.
	Good night.
	Do not worry about fights and principles.
	Reuters journalist spied on a blaze TV reporter got caught and we'll talk about it more this Wednesday 2 p.m.
	On blaze tv.com on YouTube Yeah, so this is the Wednesday 2 p.m And we've got a lot to talk about.
	Welcome back to Slightly Offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV, where we always have 8K graphics that are now hopefully going to be in 4D.
	I don't know how to make this work.
	Wait, how do you make this work?
	Can this work?
	No.
	Oh, shit.
	didn't work very well that was like that wasn't a very good i feel like this is like this like when you this is like after too much whiskey and you disappointed somebody That wasn't really the best confetti of color.
	I left the rest at home.
	It's my life.
	It's a calf ass, not done well.
	That's why I brought some amazing guests on the show with me today.
	Kai Schwemmer, also known as Kai Clips.
	He is a political commentator, live streamer, and also one of the few Gen Z voices.
	He's not an asshole.
	This is like, you, and people thought that we didn't have a budget.
	And I said this.
	I promised my mom one day, I said, I will make you proud.
	She's not with us anymore.
	I said, one day I will have a show with a budget that will make rural local news channels jealous.
	And here we are, Kai.
	Welcome back to the show.
	Yeah, the state of Utah is very jealous right now.
	I had to flee the state.
	I got to the studio.
	Thanks for having me again, Elijah.
	We're so happy to have you on.
	And of course, we have our favorite, Spicy Latina.
	She's the host of the news and why it matters on Blaze TV, her own YouTube channel.
	And of course, Beauty by Sarah, the makeup line creator.
	Welcome back to Slightly Offensive.
	Thank you.
	I appreciate you having me.
	I can actually smell that.
	Yeah, you got a little too excited when that popped.
	Oh, you know.
	It never happens too early, though, does it?
	It's always at the right time.
	Always.
	I thought it was funny.
	She says, literally right before the show, be careful where you point that.
	You literally pointed it right at me.
	I'm like, I was very clear on this.
	I did.
	I had one at home and we have them here, but it actually rained down.
	This was more just like an eye shot.
	You know, this was like one of those things where you just don't want to tell, you don't want to go home telling when you did that.
	And to talk about this, the journalist, newest independent journalist, and also managing editor of the Next News Network, Aldo Budazzoni, welcome back to Slightly Offensive.
	Thank you so much for having me.
	How was the rocket?
	How was the rocket launcher?
	I feel like that was a little more explosive.
	A little bit.
	A little bit.
	But thanks for having me, man.
	Always, always happy to be here.
	So you guys know we were at the NRA convention in Houston, Texas, which is just a few hours south.
	And we went there to talk to people and to see what was going on.
	Of course, the Uvalde shooting, if you haven't heard about it, then you probably are living a good life.
	But if you're walking around and you're hearing about the shooting that happened, 19 children, apparently, or it was, I think it was 19 children, two adults, right, is where we're at today, were murdered in cold blood by a Latino man who used a rifle.
	Now, of course, in response to this, people are angry.
	People are upset.
	Justin Trudeau wants to ban handguns.
	Everybody's got their own opinion.
	But like we do in our typical petty AF fashion here at Slightly Offensive, we like to go into the action.
	We like to talk to people.
	And I'm out of retirement.
	And so we are going to be back on the field.
	We are prepping for the elections.
	And we have a lot of stuff to show you, including how a journalist tried to entrap us, spy on us using illegal tactics allegedly that we're seeing here in Texas.
	We have a lot more coming up here on the show.
	But first, I got to give a huge shout out to who I depend on when I'm out in the field.
	So many of you guys know with everything that's going on, you know, down in the Uvalde that was happening in Chattanooga, shootings are happening all over the place.
	And even last year, I was reading, we are like near record 35,000 deaths from car accidents alone.
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	We're always trying to provide stuff here that people can actually use in the real world.
	Yes, yes.
	Well, and I would say I'm glad that you actually do carry that, Elijah, because there are a lot of people who want you dead.
	I actually bring a bigger one with me.
	I have like an actual one that's actually a lot bigger, but it's amazing.
	So let's talk about this.
	So obviously, if you guys know this, I just want to make sure, Gay Tupac, you can see my screen.
	Fine, we're good here, yes.
	Okay, so, you know, we went to the NRA convention, and I just want to say, why did we go?
	Well, the reason why we had to go is, you know, people were putting from NBC up online that, you know, after Ovalde shooting, we went to the NRA convention and there were guns, which is a shocker.
	I want to say I was shocked too.
	I went to the grocery store.
	I found groceries.
	I went to a, literally, I saw kids at a school.
	I mean, isn't this the world has gone pretty crazy?
	The fact that we are shocked that we were able to find guns and they acted like they survived.
	They're like, I survived.
	It's bullshit.
	But look at this.
	So I just went ahead and post this just so you guys know.
	I said, I went to the NRA convention the same weekend that five people were murdered and 23 were shot in Chicago.
	Just reminding you that with Al Valdez being a terrible tragedy, not wanting to make light of Chicago has a lot on that every day.
	And I said, I spoke to the guns.
	I asked them to stop the violence.
	And remember, you have to use a good tone because they do get a little bit fidgety.
	You never know what they're going to do.
	You never know.
	Especially the ones that have the really big magazines, you know?
	The black ones.
	The black guns.
	They're out of control.
	It's the brown guns seem to be a little more behaved.
	And then I saw a few white guns as well.
	There's not a lot of white guns.
	You ever wondered why?
	Oh, no, no, no.
	I think they're just out of their niche.
	They're out of their niche.
	But I just said, I hope they took my advice.
	I had a close call at this one, but he backed down.
	This is my story.
	Speak up.
	And there's a picture of me who no one seemed to realize I was standing in front of it, not looking in the barrel.
	And I just want to start here, Kai, and just say this.
	Like, it's this kind of bravery I feel like that is the cornerstone of this show.
	And part of the reason why, it's not just the graphics.
	It's not just the effects.
	It's not just the high-quality guests.
	It is also this kind of brave journalism that sets us apart.
	Would you not agree?
	Well, exactly.
	I saw the photo and I thought that that was a microphone.
	And then I zoomed in on the phone.
	It's like, oh, well, wait a minute.
	This is really dangerous work on the front lines.
	And of course, we'll probably get to this in just a minute.
	There was even more of a threat.
	So we'll find out.
	You're being found in the crosshairs of everybody, not just the guns, the random guns that are going out and committing mass acts of violence, but also some of the not-so-nice people on the other side, outside.
	Ugly fat YouTubers.
	Yeah.
	I couldn't have put it better.
	There's that too.
	We have that.
	Or Twitch streamers.
	That's true.
	They're out to get us.
	Everyone's out to get us.
	But like, I mean, it is crazy, though, like being there, although for the first time, like you saw this.
	I mean, the way that people mischaracterize this convention or wanted to make it something it wasn't.
	It's literally a gun show.
	It's not even much of anything else besides that.
	And I'm not being disrespectful.
	No, yeah.
	And I even heard people that were talking about, you know, they're selling guns at the end.
	You can't even buy a gun there.
	You can, you can purchase one, but they still have to put you through the vetting process and through the background check process.
	And then they will send it to another dealer that is somewhere near you, but you still have to go to it out way outside the commitment.
	You can't buy a gun and leave the gun or leave the convention hall with a gun.
	They wouldn't even let me buy a holster there.
	So there's certain items that they just won't even sell you.
	But I heard a lot of mischaracterization of the convention.
	People lying, Sarah, about guns and gun violence.
	As someone who runs a show every day of the week, can you believe this lefty is lying?
	This is new to me.
	Yeah, I know.
	I'm shocked.
	I clutched my pearls every time they did it last week.
	I, you know, it's interesting because I, you talk about the, the, they all commonly refer to it as a gun show loophole.
	The gun show loophole.
	We have to eliminate the gun show loophole.
	I can't believe it's easier to buy an AR-15 than it is to get an abortion or whatever the hell analogy they want to use.
	And it's like, guys, I mean, I had someone over the weekend tell me that, well, Texas doesn't run background checks.
	And I'm like, none of these things are true.
	None of these things are true.
	But they're hearing from every town and they're hearing from all of these organizations that parrot these same bullshit talking points and they think that they know what they're talking about.
	And it's really frustrating as someone who not only, as you pointed out, runs a news show and has to dispel all of these rumors, but also as a gun owner, as a mom, as someone who wants to protect my family, it's very frustrating to hear almost, it feels like almost half the country get everything so completely wrong when it comes to firearms.
	Well, and this is what shocks me about this too.
	The discussion right after Uvalde, they used a rifle.
	And I know we always hear about the AR-15, the military style, the assault style.
	Nobody knows what that means.
	Nobody knows what they're talking about.
	But now the conversation switched where you have people like Biden and Justin Trudeau, which is not coincidence.
	Remember, this is never a coincidence.
	When you have two bitches talking about the same thing with guns, this is not an accident.
	And Biden is saying, hey, we need to actually hit on the caliber of guns.
	We need to get rid of nine millimeters.
	We need to work on handguns.
	Now, everybody knows, well, it's true.
	Most mass shootings do take place with handguns, which may be the first time I've heard an honest discussion about mass shootings and majority of gang violence does.
	It's also true that the number one choice for women for self-protection defense is a handgun.
	And to me, this is not because the firearms that are being used, the handguns in crimes, specifically in mass shootings, a lot of times are either acquired just legally or they're acquired illegally.
	It doesn't really matter.
	This is about keeping women unsafe.
	This is about taking protection away from individuals and about leaving us vulnerable in a position where we can die.
	This is an anti-woman, anti-feminist campaign.
	Yeah, that's an interesting thing and certainly the most poignant argument, which is that, sure, mass shootings may be committed with an AR or something else, a long gun or a rifle, a shotgun, even in some cases.
	But I would be surprised if not over 99% of times that a mass shooting was stopped, that was stopped by a handgun.
	Every single time in recent memory, that you either have a man in a church who stops an active shooter, or you have a random civilian or somebody carrying a gun.
	They're not carrying an AR-15.
	They're carrying a handgun.
	So to go after that is the most poignant way of disarming the American population because those are the people and those are the kind of guns that they carry that they use to stop actual terrorists and people who seek to commit crimes.
	Guns are my equalizer.
	Like guns are the great equalizer.
	And the idea, I mean, I was just talking about this last week that, you know, Adam Kinzinger, who I wouldn't necessarily call a conservative, he calls himself a Republican for whatever that's worth.
	But he started talking about, well, we need common sense.
	You know, we need to raise the age to 21.
	And it's like, you can't, you cannot compromise one freaking iota with these people because they do not, they don't, their entire argument is in such bad faith that you can't compromise with them.
	No, I'm not going to compromise to 21 because you also think that kids can change their gender at three.
	You also want 16-year-olds to vote, but now you're saying people aren't mature enough until they're 21.
	It's just their entire argument is completely disingenuous.
	So no, I'm not going to compromise with you.
	No, it's absolutely true.
	And I think that like even when I saw this, speaking of things that Kinzinger likes, let's talk about penises.
	If you go to my screen, it's genuinely true.
	The people that were so, like, there were most of them didn't make sense.
	We'll talk later in the show about some people who did have good arguments.
	There are people who have real concerns.
	But look at this sign.
	And I want to be careful because I believe this is a minor, but I did ask them permission with the mother was there.
	I want to clarify.
	And I'm not, let's be careful and not pick apart this individual as a minor.
	A minor was at this.
	I believe this is at this point.
	I believe this is a minor.
	That's wonderful.
	But the face is covered, and I'm just saying, and I don't want to pick, let's just hold off.
	But it looks like a gender-confused type person.
	I'm sure their parents are great.
	Correct.
	I mean, this, you know, and they got the no hate on the Hawaiian t-shirt, but it says, you know, for the blind viewers, remember, this is an audio-only podcast.
	Don't forget to download it on Spotify, on iTunes, wherever you can get it.
	And don't forget right now to smash the like button and subscribe to this YouTube channel.
	If you're not subscribed, what the hell are you doing?
	I don't know.
	If you, you are pro-NRA protesters.
	You want guns to be taken away.
	If you do not subscribe to this channel, you are anti-Second Amendment.
	It doesn't make sense, but nothing does in 2022.
	So let's just add this to the list.
	But this person, I don't know if it's a boy or a girl.
	I think it's a girl, says your penis extender is a life ender.
	And I just said, hey, what the hell does that mean?
	Your penis extender is a life ender.
	And they were like, well, this is like, because this is like people are trying to compensate basically for small penises.
	This is their big dick kind of energy.
	And I thought, this doesn't make any sense because, like you said, it's the great equalizer.
	Weak people are not the people using guns.
	It's actually people who want to preemptively be in a position of defense.
	I don't feel like many of these people even understood firearms or even knew what they were talking about.
	Although you talked to a bunch of them, too.
	Yeah, no.
	And Sarah, I saw people even younger.
	I saw a boy that was maybe five or four that was holding up a sign that said, you know, I think it was banned guns, not books.
	A lot of young people with their parents.
	Yeah, it was, it was insane.
	Everything there is totally out of place.
	The Hawaiian shirt does not belong on somebody who is not, you know, looking like me, mullet, mustache, everything else.
	The poster, of course, in the hands of a 16-year-old who couldn't tell you the first thing about guns and a mask outside.
	I mean, everything is just totally out of place in the picture, but that's how it goes.
	It's seeking to normalize behavior and actions, which are totally out of the realm of normalcy, so that you see them so often, you start to think they're okay.
	And Sarah's completely right.
	There's no compromise on any of that.
	The moment you start thinking that this is like normal or okay or, well, I'll get over it, is the moment you ceded ground to them.
	And that is way too far.
	That's what I've noticed.
	It's like the people that come out first and the strongest against guns and, you know, the talk about banning guns are usually after these tragedies are usually the people that have the least amount of experience with guns, that have never shot a gun in their life, that have never been around guns, that haven't gone through proper gun safety training.
	So I think it's ridiculous that these people come out so strongly against guns when they have no experience.
	And I talked to a lot of people that were more honest.
	I talked to one young man that was a Houston local, his name was August, and I asked him about legislation that he thought that he needed to be passed.
	And at least he was honest.
	He just told me, you know what, I don't know about legislation, but we're just here for community involvement and to get the community together.
	And I think that that's a completely reasonable thing to say.
	He was picked apart in the comments, which I thought was a little not cool.
	I don't like that because I was going to say this, that people always accuse, and we're going to look at the people that I want to make fun of on Friday show with Dave Landau.
	But I'm not there to make fun of people.
	And what I noticed is a lot of people will write, they find the video and they're like, you made me look dumb.
	And I'm like, honey, you know, I feel like I'm that fat black woman at a diner, you know, in like the 1990s.
	Like, honey, listen to me.
	Sugar.
	Sugar, I'm telling you, you need some milk, you know, like you need some help.
	It's like, it's not me.
	And I'm not taking you out of context, which we're going to get into.
	There's a picture I found right actually here, Gay Tupac from Aldo, the ban, guns, not books.
	I mean, these are young kids.
	And I do want to remind you, as we jump into this, we have to talk about this because the media is lying.
	I mean, if you look at this image here, I mean, would you be surprised that that counter protest of the NRA was a lot smaller than expected?
	But when the media goes live, what do they do?
	They ask everyone to get behind them, hold up their signs.
	There's this big movement that's going on.
	Here's everything that's happening.
	We've really got to fight for our children.
	And the crazy thing is, you go, well, maybe the people lined up behind him.
	Maybe they did it just for exposure.
	Nah, I heard out the end.
	He's like, thank you, everyone.
	Thank you so much.
	And they dispersed, right?
	This is the great illusion that the country just wants to get rid of firearms, that we cannot handle any sort of gun lobby.
	And this is what they do.
	We don't have a ton of gun lobbies, right?
	There are more lobbies for tech companies than there are probably for actually firearms that are effective.
	Maybe they exist in small quantities.
	It's like for us, it's like we have Fox News, right?
	We have like one mainstream media news outlet.
	We have a couple middle ground, like Newsmax and One American News.
	And then we have like legit, like we have Daily Wire and Blaze and things like that that are more podcasting.
	And of course, you got Kai Clips and what do you stream?
	Cozy.tv.
	So you got that kind of stuff too, the more emerging people independent stuff that's going on.
	But they always come for our one thing, right?
	They're always like, you can't have anything.
	Like you're not allowed to exist anywhere.
	Even if you have a Boy Scouts, like we're not even saying not to have queers and trans.
	We want just one thing.
	Give us one place to exist.
	Give us our one lobby.
	And they're like, you're not allowed to compete.
	You are not allowed to be on our same level.
	And an exact example of this is we're talking about unfair and unequal things.
	You guys all know we are not allowed to call for violence on the internet at all on any site possible.
	In fact, unless it's, of course, against the Russians, which we can say Zelensky bombed the shit out of the Russians and blow them up and win for, you know, whatever it's called.
	What's it called?
	Viva Ukraine?
	No, that's Mexican.
	Slava Ukraine.
	Slava Ukraine.
	I can call for violence against Russians because they're selective on who you can call for violence against.
	Or call for the assassination of Putin.
	Oh, correct.
	We can call for the assassination of Putin.
	But let's talk about this.
	So Ethan Klein, you guys know Ethan Klein, the H3 podcast?
	Unfortunately.
	Regrettably, yeah.
	Unfortunately.
	Yeah, I feel like he's got as many chins as subscribers at this point, except for he's only losing one of those, and it's not his chins.
	He's bleeding, bleeding out a lot.
	He's an angry man.
	Ethan Klein used to be cool.
	I still love it.
	Used to be funny.
	It was dope.
	Used to be funny.
	There was like that golden age on YouTube.
	And then, you know, there was kind of the diverging path.
	You had Leafy, which was like the politically incorrect making fun of people kind of commentary.
	And he got deleted off YouTube, I believe it was last year.
	And then Ethan Klein has stuck around and, of course, is in cahoots with, you know, Susan Mojicki and everybody who's at YouTube.
	And you have this guy who gets a strike on his channel, that's all, for saying, oh, there's a protest happening right now in Texas, and somebody should bomb them.
	Let's watch it.
	Let's go ahead and play the video one.
	So there was a big protest outside the NRA meeting, which was good.
	Do we have any insight into what they're actually talking about there at the NRA meeting that's today in Texas?
	Someone should bomb that building.
	Okay, so I know I blasted that video very quickly, and some other people, I want to give a shout out to Ashley St. Clair, post-millennial, Mike Cernovich, and Jack Pasobic, amongst a few others, who were helping to amplify that.
	I think we might, we might, I don't know.
	We have hundreds of thousands, maybe a million views on that video already, getting that out very quickly.
	And, you know, yes, we do coordinate.
	Just so you know, to the left, to everyone out there, even deaf noodles or people, we coordinate and you're not safe.
	Like, and I mean, they're not physically unsafe, but on the internet, we're not letting you have this sort of like shield anymore.
	We're going to hold you accountable.
	And we have to put these things out because that's all they do to us.
	They always take our videos.
	Now, here's the point.
	I don't want to talk about this.
	Everybody's saying that we took him out of context because he walked back the statement.
	And so, before we even talk about this, I want to play the full clip just to be fair, quote unquote, on what was actually said.
	And I want to discuss this because he got a strike for bullying and harassment, and he got suspended for a week.
	Remember this.
	Many people, including people with over 5 million subscribers, or Alex Jones, have been suspended or completely deleted for just making the community unsafe without any actual evidence of what they did or any pure reasoning.
	This man called for a terroristic attack.
	You tell me whether you think we took him out of context or whether he realized he effed up and he needed to correct himself and his producers were freaking out.
	Unfortunately, it was live.
	Let's play video two, the full clip.
	I know what to do, and I feel hopeless.
	I feel like there's zero hope.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	I was wondering.
	So there was a big protest outside the NRA meeting, which was good.
	Do we have any insight into what they're actually talking about there at the NRA meeting that's today in Texas?
	Someone should bomb that building.
	Okay, don't.
	I'll roll that back.
	Roll that back.
	Notice his producer cued him like, no.
	And he laughs.
	Yeah.
	Let me run.
	Can we cut back?
	I got a little carried away there.
	Nobody bombed the building.
	All right.
	I take that back.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	I got a little passionate there.
	Okay, take it off.
	So, okay, because I look, take this back, because I want to say this.
	Obviously, I even have in my bio frequently taken, like, frequently misunderstood, often taken out of context.
	There's a huge difference, and we'll talk about some of the people that do that.
	I want to start with my argument and saying, my point of this is that he actually meant it, but a little bit tongue-in-cheek.
	Let's be honest, hyperbole.
	Like, somebody should just go bomb, you know, the place or whatever.
	You meant like a hyperbole type of thing.
	Someone could take me out of context right there, saying, bomb the place, and then be like, oh, he said that.
	No, that would be taken out of context.
	He literally said somebody should go do that.
	And his wife said, yes.
	Yeah, that's what I was going to say.
	She agreed with him.
	And then the guy who heard, like, because you don't, because gating, because you can hear, I know what he was saying, like, no, he was trying to talk to his producer.
	It's called gating.
	If you're not familiar with sound, it blocks out the side voices and frequencies.
	And so he was like, no, like, yo, we got to walk this back.
	And then he laughs because he realizes it's that nervous laugh.
	I don't understand what the point.
	I'm not, and everyone's calling us a crybaby, which we'll get into.
	I'm just trying to say, if I were to say something like that, whether it was a trans convention, the socialist convention of America, and call for a terroristic, explosatory bombing of something, I don't believe I would be on YouTube today.
	Oh, there's no way you would be.
	Simultaneously, by the way, it's so funny how these things time up.
	Speaking of other fat gay people who also do internet content, Vausch, this very prominent and dysgenic creator on the left, basically said the same thing.
	And he had zero repercussions.
	In fact, he defended it on streams afterward.
	He said, well, we need the left to, you know, have guns and to train with them.
	So the next time that Trump supporters, when their cities are on fire during protests, are driving around making sure that they're not attacked, you know, just literally holding guns, exercising their Second Amendment rights, he said, and I quote, and we don't have the clip for it right now, but you can go and look at it, not out of context.
	He spent the stream defending the comments.
	He said, so that we can fire down at them from apartment buildings with those guns.
	And there's no repercussions.
	There's no consequences because if you dehumanize your political opposition, any violence against them is tolerated.
	The most you'll get is a slap on the wrist.
	And a week later, Susan Wojski is going to write Ethan Klein back and say, hey, we saw your silly, goofy comments, and it'll be all good.
	It blows my mind.
	Like, we just spent an entire summer watching them burn entire cities down.
	You have these guys calling for violence literally against us.
	And they're like, well, we don't understand why you want firearms to protect yourself.
	It's like you're constantly calling for violence against us.
	You're carrying out violence in your own communities.
	What do you think that we want protection for?
	From you?
	I mean, from the government too.
	But like, is it really that mind-boggling that we would need protection?
	Like, think about that bias, though, in the restriction of speech in regard to the gun control argument.
	As soon as people start talking about banning weapons and gun control, I immediately hear from the right about, well, we need our guns to protect ourselves from a tyrannical government.
	The tyrannical government is already here, and guns clearly didn't protect it from us.
	They're restricting our free speech.
	In Canada, you saw Trudeau freeze bank accounts for citizens that just donated five or $10 to a trucker convoy, and they're singing and dancing in the streets, holding hands.
	That is the tyrannical government, and they're already here.
	And so I think that that needs to be talked about more about how clearly the guns aren't saving us from all the tyrannical things that the government are already doing.
	It's anarcho-tyranny, and the state is totally indifferent towards it.
	They understand that it is a tyranny of the masses, and they are going to sweep up anybody.
	And the state is not exercising its power and its duty to protect other people.
	We, you know, to mention Canada, I have friends up there.
	The leader of the opposition party, the PPP, or PPC, I think is what it is, they arrested him.
	They arrested the opposition party leader, not for a threat, not for anything else, literally just from fallout for the trucker convoy.
	Well, yeah.
	And you know what?
	I'm feeling pretty positive in my life because I think I'm exiting.
	It's sort of like a bipolar political approach that I have where I kind of go from the white pill to the black pill.
	And I think it's a good balance, right?
	Where you kind of like, you're just popping different pills depending on what it is.
	It's a whiskey night or a vodka night type of thing.
	And so it's like, you know, it's been a little bit of doom and gloom in here and slightly offensive.
	We're planning on looking at things a little more positively.
	I'm coming into an approach to where I'm realizing I've blocked out a lot of negative people.
	I've cut down my circle.
	I've been relieved from things.
	Yeah, there you go.
	And I'm feeling confident.
	I'm feeling strong.
	And part of that is because I'm back to ridiculing and bullying shit liberals on the internet, which I'm really happy for.
	It's really brought back the life into me.
	And we're going to cover that a lot with Dave Landau.
	And I'm really happy about it.
	No, because it's like, I'm back to my way I was designed.
	I always tell people, people get worried about me, but actually the way I enjoy life is a place where most people would be worried about themselves.
	But for me, I'm totally on board.
	And because happiness is a choice.
	It really is a choice of how you approach life.
	It's mind over matter because if you don't mind, then it doesn't matter.
	And so you have to learn to just go with it.
	And I've learned that life isn't going to get better.
	Life is going to continue to get worse per se outside.
	Prices are going to go up.
	The country's going to collapse.
	These kind of things are happening.
	However, we can choose to be a constant source of foundation for people, a light salt in the world of people who like, it's like being on a roller coaster, right?
	It might be a little bumpy or playing with turbulence, but we don't want to be the ones screaming in the back, making it worse.
	Let's have a good time.
	Let's ride this through and realize that eventually, because if you believe in God, then when you die, you go to heaven.
	We always land safely.
	Even in death, we land safely.
	So it's like kind of this beautiful arc that we're in.
	And I'm feeling so much energy.
	I have so much creativity.
	And I want to give a huge shout out to somebody who's also trying to take life by the horns here and do something good for the world.
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	But I was saying with, so that's what I'm saying, with the positivity and moving the direction is that, I feel like there is this moment.
	I don't know.
	Do we have this image here, GT, of what happened?
	So we brought this to the attention of Susan Wojecki.
	We were like, hey, you know, we're really sick and tired of us getting in trouble.
	We question an election or something like that, and you literally get your channel deleted.
	You get taken off the internet for asking questions about elections, not even violence.
	It's just, I want to know something.
	And we're seeing with 2,000 mules and things, people are getting arrested right now for the very things that we're not allowed to say happened because they happened and they're going to jail for them, but we can't say they happened because then they didn't want us to.
	But you literally call for a bombing of a place and everybody starts defending you.
	Let's bring this up.
	So just to bring this up, Keemstar brought up that why was Leafy here?
	5 million subs YouTube channel banned for bullying, but Ethan Klein calls for terrorist attacks on U.S. soil and only gets a YouTube strike.
	Something is not right.
	And this is not political YouTube.
	It says here the social media platforms finally took note of these concerns and took down the original podcast episode citing that it violated YouTube's policy of harassment and bullying.
	Klein was also given a strike and banned from the platform for a week.
	Remember that when you were in remember when you were in junior high, Kai, and like you would, I remember I got in trouble for like bullying once because I told my teacher that I was going to bomb the school.
	And so I got a detention for threatening to bomb my, for calling a bomb threat.
	And I don't think that happens in the real world.
	I don't know that's how it would have.
	I don't think that's how it would have went.
	Happens to the best of us, man.
	I got to go to detention.
	Why are you there, son?
	I called a bomb threat into my junior high.
	I just didn't want to take my science test.
	I didn't study for it.
	That's like an FBI level thing.
	I mean, when you call a bomb threat and I'm sure it's a felony probably.
	Yeah, no, it happened.
	So there was an Oktoberfest that I was at and a really upset girlfriend called in a bomb threat because her boyfriend was spending the day up there, I don't know, drinking beer with the pals.
	And it ended up getting locked down.
	And I think she got charged with like a felony.
	It's like during COVID when people were coughing and then they're like bringing the book down.
	Like, you're going to, you know, go to jail for it being a biohazard.
	You're a hell hammer.
	Yeah, he called that story.
	And I thought you were saying like one of your ex-girlfriends.
	No, so did I.
	Oh, no.
	Dude, actually, one of my favorite version of that quote was from Brandon Strzok at this event I was at.
	He was like, hell hath no fury than an angry gay man.
	And I was like, hey, that's a pretty good version.
	Because he was like upset.
	And I was like, I'll put the women and the gay men in the same category of like cattiness.
	Well, they get along.
	That's why I've been doing the lack of testosterone.
	Or it's that they, it's that they, I think it's to be, I think, this is my theory on that.
	It's because women don't get along with each other.
	And women really do kind of get along with men and they want to, but they can't let themselves get along with men because of the sexual tension.
	So then when there's no sexual tension, then they allow themselves to finally connect with somebody.
	No, exactly.
	That's what it is.
	It's a non-threatening male.
	So the gay best friend is a non-threatening male.
	And that's the same thing with like the friend zone.
	If you're a dude in the friend zone, you're no longer a threatening male, which is why you can't leave the friend zone.
	Guys don't understand this.
	They spend all their time orbiting women.
	You have to just find the balance, right?
	You have to look at it maturely.
	If a woman turns you down, you just move on.
	The gay best friend and the friend zone man are both not moving on.
	I'm so sorry, but you literally just brought a great transition here.
	Speaking of non-threatening males, there's a journalist for Reuters.
	I don't know if you saw the beginning intro video, which we're talking about.
	Obviously, this was the intro to this.
	We're going to get to all of the clips and what was happening at the protest outside.
	But something really important happened.
	And, you know, I'm just, I'm not taking shit anymore.
	Like, and I've told this to multiple journalists, to people.
	I'm going to fight back with fire, with fire.
	And, you know, and maybe you can judge me.
	That's totally fine.
	But I am so sick and tired of pretending like we're at a place of disadvantage or weakness.
	We are only there if we accept it.
	Many wars are fought through morale.
	That's what propaganda is.
	It's literally propaganda is not made so that the person producing it has morale to fight the war.
	It's to discourage those predominantly who you are fighting.
	And many battles, many, many wars have been won with forces less equipped, with amount of troops to be in much smaller quantity simply because the opposite team did not have the correct information and did not believe that they could win a war that they could.
	And so these left-wing people are not going to win.
	They're pathetic imbeciles and losers.
	And when we arrived, just so you know, clarify, this is at the NRA convention hotel.
	I would say this is the NRA convention.
	They're connected.
	And this is where everybody goes to hang out, grab some food and drink as the convention is ending.
	It's about six o'clock.
	So my buddy here, Aldo, again, he's an independent journalist.
	You follow him on Twitter.
	Make sure you follow everybody here in the description.
	You can find all their streaming sites and their YouTube pages and places where you can follow them.
	We went down to get dinner.
	Now, when this guy walked in, who we didn't know at the time, he was a silly looking dude.
	I'm going to be like, he was a silly looking guy.
	He stood out in the group.
	And I'm going to say, if you're trying to blend in, wearing a sort of a loud shirt, thick glasses, having a giant fro, sweaty, you know, these are not the exact like covert operative priorities that I would take when I'm putting on an outfit.
	But we weren't the ones who noticed him.
	It was actually, we were with some YouTubers who I'm not going to mention.
	Very big YouTube channel, very successful people outside of politics, in fact.
	They're not even conservatives.
	They're not right-wing.
	They were there, unironically, probably to make fun of the people at the NRA.
	But we don't care if people make fun of people.
	We're not here to defend people.
	We just want people to have free press.
	And we were having a great night.
	Yeah, really cool dudes just chopping it up, getting the, you know.
	And yeah, like Elijah said, we saw this guy sticking out like a sore thumb.
	And out of the corner of my eye, I saw him recording and trying to be really discreet about it.
	And immediately all of my alerts went up.
	My red flags went up.
	And I caught him before he could get away.
	And I just confronted him.
	I said, what are you doing?
	You're recording us.
	Show me your phone right now.
	Oh, no, I'm not recording you.
	I go, show me your camera roll right now.
	And he pulled it out and trying to, I don't know why he did, if he was trying to lie, but he pulled out his camera roll and scrolled to the bottom.
	And I'm like, dude, I can see right there you were taking a video of us.
	What are you doing?
	And the story changed so much as we talked to him more and more.
	And he sat down to try to explain himself.
	And immediately you could tell that he knew he effed up.
	He knew that he got caught and that he was doing something shady.
	And his story changed a lot.
	But to be fair, I was, okay, so like I stood behind him and I blocked the stairs so he couldn't run.
	I'm not going to let this guy run.
	You're not going to run away from me, Gerald, or whatever.
	He tried to act like he was all friendly and stuff.
	And then in the video that you saw at the beginning, you know, he flipped back to you.
	F you, F you and a girl.
	But where did he F up?
	He knew he got caught.
	And we're like, so you're a journalist.
	He's saying he was a journalist.
	He's saying he was a journalist.
	So where did he get caught?
	He handed you his card.
	His official Reuters card.
	He handed it to me and he said, let's talk in the morning.
	This is who I am.
	And I didn't hear him.
	I just saw him hand him the card and they were sitting there.
	But let's just start break this down for a second.
	You have a Reuters journalist, which I will say was associating with individuals at the bar.
	I'm not blaming him for this who did sexually harass me.
	When I went up to the bar to grab a drink, and this is, I have text messages while it was happening.
	I go to get a bar, a drink at the bar for the table.
	They were really cool guys.
	I was like, let me buy you guys all a drink.
	So I went up there.
	You couldn't get up to the front of the bar.
	And they're very straight-looking guys.
	We're like, just this older guy was like, hey, you can come squeeze between us to get a drink.
	Like right here, I'll take, like, come here.
	I thought he was just like a nice, like, NRA guy.
	And, and I kid you not.
	I was even texting Desaya, my producer, too.
	Like, I can't believe this is happening right now.
	I'm sitting there and the guy's like, oh, hey, you're handsome.
	And I was like, oh, thank you.
	Like, I just was like, I don't care if someone's gay.
	It doesn't bother me.
	Just, oh, thank you, man.
	And then they proceeded to get like graphic.
	Like, how big do you think his cock is between his friend?
	And like, would you want to take him home to the room?
	Like, yeah, I bet he's got a big cock.
	And like, I'm standing there and I replace the order and I'm going, is this what it feels like to be a 10 out of 10 chicken in like a bar or something like that?
	Except it's like 65 year old, like gay, fat dudes.
	And I'm just standing there going, dude, there are people like talking about my cock at the bar.
	You're like, what to do?
	Dude, help, help.
	And I'm like waiting for the drinks because there's no way you're going to get back in.
	And I'm like, and then the guy's like hand swipes against my butt and stuff like that.
	And the guy stand, this guy.
	This journalist was standing right next to them talking with them.
	But he denied that he's associated with them.
	I would have too, though, because I mean, if I was going to commit sex crimes in a public place, I wouldn't want to be associated with those people either.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I felt like you, Sarah, for once in public.
	I was like, I had my Sarah Gonzalez momentified.
	It feels to be violated and objectified constantly.
	But I don't even understand how he reacted from the get-go.
	Like, why wouldn't he have just gotten up and walked away?
	Well, I'm wondering if, because when I came out as gay the other day, I was married to Ethan Ralph, which was a big moment of mine, and we announced our marriage, a lot of people thought, didn't know that was a joke because it's not.
	We were legitimately married.
	So, so, but I mean, like, that was a public thing.
	And he did some research.
	So I'm wondering, I was thinking, because they were like, hey, you want to come back to the room?
	If this was like a gay honeypot thing where they were like trying to get you into a compromising position.
	Unfortunately for them, there's only one morbidly obese white man that I find attractive.
	I'm not actually gay.
	I'm Ethan sexual.
	And that's a difference, right?
	So I'm attracted to, I like the front butt particularly.
	My men need to be beat up in other countries in order for me to like them.
	But I mean this in a genuine heart.
	That's what I'm considering because also when he came over, he said, you're in association with Andy No, who's homosexual?
	And so they must have thought, oh, yeah, he just was like gay.
	And like they did, I think they were really honeypotting.
	And then they were filming.
	And Texas is a single party consent law, which means you can't secretly film some conversation that you're not a part of.
	So we're not illegal for filming.
	Even in a public area.
	You're not allowed to spy and record on somebody without them having some knowledge that you're involved.
	So you can be like, hey, what's up?
	How are you doing?
	And then get involved.
	You have a camera in their face.
	They know that you're recording.
	Yes, but you can't secretly record from an off position the audio of somebody's contents of their conversation unless they know that you're somehow talking to them.
	So I think that the left did some weird smear the queer gay shit and then came out realizing my heart belongs to one man and one man only.
	And then when we sat down, they tried to go the next step and then Aldo got his shit.
	Like he literally caught him.
	The guy was shitting bricks.
	It was so bizarre, too.
	He sat down immediately and he goes, I go, why were you recording this?
	What the hell?
	And he goes, well, you're really pro-Second Amendment, right?
	And I was like, where did you get that?
	We weren't talking about guns all night.
	We were just chopping it up with the boys.
	And he goes, well, you know, you know a lot more things about the First Amendment rights.
	And I go, what?
	I go, who do you, what are you talking about?
	What did I say in my conversation that's leading me to believe all these things?
	Well, I don't know.
	And it was just bizarre, dude.
	It was really, really weird.
	He calls us white supremacists, too.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that pissed me off.
	Again, though, it's like, why wouldn't he?
	Why did he sit down?
	Well, he was.
	Like, if it's me and I'm illegally doing this and I'm blocked from leaving.
	Okay, but still, like, I try to leave and then I say this.
	Why would you like to be like, he was very visibly intoxicated?
	You could tell that he was blitzed.
	Is that why he was so sad?
	And we talked to him the morning after, and he mentioned that he was, he had been drinking.
	He was, he didn't even remember, apparently.
	He claimed that he didn't remember that he had called this white supremacist.
	I would claim that too.
	Yeah.
	So really convenient.
	Well, and it's always great because, you know, you've got Aldo, who, of course, is built, Elijah, who's been lifting a lot more.
	There's no chance you don't jump into built yet.
	It's just like, he has been lifting.
	He's getting there.
	I'll get in there.
	Well, but I mean, he could at least make the case that like you're blocking him.
	And then, you know, like, he's assaulting me.
	I'm just saying I would do that rather than sit down with you guys.
	Maybe this is confirmation he's not gay because he didn't do that.
	Either a gay man or a woman would have done that.
	This is what they do, too.
	Is it's like, got you.
	You do all the things that we do.
	And it's like, no, why do you care?
	But first of all, no.
	Do you remember just like I was strapped?
	Like, no, no, no, we don't do that.
	This is the caliber so bad to do that.
	Yeah, we're the caliber of Reuters reporters.
	Like he shouldn't have, and he was doing all the wrong things.
	That's very indicative of the organization he works for.
	Reuters, which is a journalist.
	Yeah, which they pass themselves off as like non-biased.
	They're the unbiased Reuters.
	That doesn't sound very unbiased to me.
	People were accusing me, like, hey, you know, you're accusing him of spying of committing a crime.
	He didn't do anything wrong.
	Interesting.
	Go to my screen here.
	Before we even made anything public, before we made a video or anything, he deactivated all his social media.
	So, you know, not guilty at all.
	So he's not guilty.
	So he, so he didn't do anything wrong.
	But I will say this: this proves something.
	You know, I've been in talks with Veritas.
	People say that Veritas does this.
	No, Veritas has recordings of conversations they're involved in, which is not illegal.
	I would say if you're doing it for any other reason than for an investigation on something you believe is a legal activity, that's shitty.
	Like if you're just like with your friends and you're secretly recording them so you can get dirt on your friends, like you are not a good person.
	And I don't, like, I don't like any of that stuff.
	The Madison Cawthorne, your friend filming you being weird.
	I hate, I literally hate it.
	But obviously, if like Twitter is committing crimes, doing things illegal, making spam bots, et cetera, and then you're recording them in a conversation that they came to using a hot woman or whatever Veritas does, that's different.
	This is somebody who got caught intoxicated, illegally spying on a conversation because why, although he denied it, he thought we were connected to Andy.
	No, I believe, I don't know, accuse him of this, that they did try something strange before.
	And I want to say this as a gay honeypot, I know you got to go in a second, but as a gay honeypot, it might not be because they were actually trying to get me to do something gay with them.
	It might have been that they are trying to get me to be like, shut up, F-A-G-G-O-C.
	You're like, yeah.
	Like, I don't, like, they were trying to maybe trigger me because they were harassing me sexually.
	So they were trying to get a response so that we could get into an altercation or something.
	And that's where the mainstream media has gotten down to.
	They're spying in hotel bars, trying to get people in compromising situations.
	This is how lowbrow Reuters, the fact-checking organization, have gone.
	Unfortunately, I'm a better fact-checker.
	I just wanted to say that.
	No, I mean that as a genuine thing.
	And I don't know.
	What are your thoughts?
	I mean, I feel like this is, they're exposed doing some bad things.
	And he left.
	He said he was there all weekend that night.
	Then suddenly the next day, he's like, sorry, I'm being sent on assignment out of here.
	And so they got him out, right?
	That's important.
	Come on.
	They pulled him out.
	They did.
	They pulled him out.
	Wow.
	I wish that I could.
	Now he made a mess.
	That's why he's important now.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I wish that I could tell you that I'm surprised, but I'm just not at all.
	Like this, this doesn't shock me at all, just knowing what we know about the mainstream media.
	It doesn't shock me at all.
	Look at how the beto people, people don't realize this.
	The cop in front of beto-they wouldn't let you ask a question, they withheld from you, and they attacked you.
	The copy of the colours, actually, to be perfectly clear, I wasn't even the one asking the question.
	I was just recording in a public place at a public event where people were like, I was filming a public conversation.
	I wasn't even, I wasn't harassing, I wasn't disrupting, I wasn't doing any of that.
	And I had to, people don't know this, I had to actually like I walked through the line and had to wait in line to touch that dude's hand and shake his hand and take a picture.
	I needed 10 showers after that, so I invested all of that time and they still kicked me out.
	I got assaulted by the staffer, I got assaulted by the police just for literally standing there silently.
	But yeah, I mean, look, when you're in cahoots with law enforcement, you're in cahoots with the left, you're in cahoots with the Democrats who run these cities, who run these places, it's no surprise that the media just continues to get away with stuff like this.
	Well, silence is violence, Sarah.
	So I'm frankly happy the police put an end to your actions.
	And me too.
	It's true.
	I want to be the only one objectified, but Sarah, Sarah's got to go film her show, News and Why It Matters.
	Sarah, where can people find you?
	Where can they follow you?
	You can find me at Sarah Gonzalez TX all over social media.
	You can go, if you want to support conservative organizations, you can go buy some makeup.
	What is that?
	Why do you AmericanBeauty by Sarah.com?
	What is that?
	It's just a Barbie to add to your collection.
	Did you bring us for the diversity collection?
	We forgot about it for a second.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Shame on us.
	Shame on us.
	Shame on Republicans for fighting for God's stuff.
	White supremacists.
	That was such a white supremacist move, Elisha.
	So you got us.
	So you got us a blue-haired doll.
	You know, it's typical in here.
	People get to vote for the name in the comment section wherever you're watching, and we end up going with the best name.
	So, you know, and we'll make sure Sarah gets to choose what the best name is.
	Okay.
	So what is this?
	To explain this diversity doll, why'd you pick this one?
	Well, she is a scientist.
	Well, I say she.
	I don't, I haven't, she hasn't told me exactly what her gender is.
	I believe her to identify as female.
	She's a scientist, obviously.
	Look at, she's got little test tubes on her outfit.
	Yes, which, as we know, is not very common.
	But just to show you that she does have a wild streak to her, she does have the purple hair.
	Awesome.
	And then is Josiah in the room here?
	I don't know if Josiah's in the room.
	Look who makes me.
	Is he sitting down here too?
	No.
	I just want to say hi to everyone.
	You're about to be on the show.
	Catch.
	Yeah.
	No, wait, is Anthony?
	Is Anthony on your show too?
	Yeah, catch me and Sarah on her show.
	Your two favorite Latinos in a conservative game.
	Yeah, make sure you find it.
	We got more coming up.
	Anyway, we're going to keep going on the show in just a moment here.
	Sarah, everyone say bye to Sarah.
	Say bye to Sarah.
	Bye.
	Bye.
	Bye-bye.
	Bye, Sarah.
	Bye.
	Well, we love Sarah, but of course, we have a new guest I'll introduce in just a second as we get into the craziness and the madness at the NRA counter protest and just talk about how weird the world has become.
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	It's just here's who they are.
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	And we are back talking about the counter-protest.
	If we can go ahead and play video number three, it is exactly what you would expect.
	Brainwashed by the end heartbreak.
	You care about gun rights and gun owners.
	You might care about the people being murdered with guns.
	40% of gun deaths are suicides.
	Do you care at all?
	Well, and as you typically know, they said abort the NRA.
	When we're talking about saving lives of children, we're using phrases that are directly correlated with ending the lives of children.
	I'm not entirely sure.
	Also, talking about murdering an organization.
	I don't think there's a good wording.
	To talk more about this, we got someone to just join the room with us today.
	As Sarah left, Anthony Cabasa, field correspondent, El American.
	You can also find him in the description.
	Follow him on Instagram.
	Welcome to Slightly Offensive for the First Time.
	Thank you so much for having me, man.
	Do you have some?
	Yeah, there you go.
	Yeah, I got a little 4D graphics.
	4D graphics.
	I feel like this POV, I mean, there's like, guys, seriously, we're not, you can get that kind of action insights that God wouldn't be proud of.
	We're the only people who blast COC in your face, and yet God is okay with it.
	What's confetti of color, by the way?
	You know, we're always trying to be selective and trying to be supportive because obviously you are a person of color and we want to make sure the confetti reflects the diversity of our guests.
	Correct, yes.
	We love it.
	We love it.
	Okay, so just to give a little background, you know, you've been down on the ground in Uvalde.
	You've been around.
	You've been covering what's it been like and why I think you were down there covering the border, right, when this went down.
	Yeah, so I was actually supposed to be covering the border.
	I was supposed to meet up with some of the other field correspondents with Jorge Ventura from the Daily Caller, Julio Rosas from Town Hall Media.
	And we were waiting for Title 42.
	We're waiting for Title 42 to be possibly repealed.
	And then it did not.
	So we ended up kind of pushing back a little bit our trip over to the border.
	But I ended up meeting with Jorge Ventura on Friday.
	Well, actually, I flew into Houston to the NRA convention because I knew that Francis Robert, also known as Beto O'Rourke, not a lot of people know that, by the way, Francois.
	Yeah, Francois.
	Francois Roberto.
	He was planning this rally.
	I kind of felt like it was what awful timing to just kind of be fundraising, you know, and kind of playing on people's emotions so quick right after the tragedy.
	I mean, it's horrible.
	Can we just take a segment called this segment?
	Beto O'Rourke is a bitch.
	Kai, can you take this segment?
	Yeah, yeah.
	And I mean, this is what we talk about with like lifting weights and whatnot.
	It's about the physical appearance.
	And you look at Beto O'Rourke.
	That's not a leader, okay?
	Like he can't lead himself to exercise, to eat good food, anything like that.
	And you see it.
	It's a sickly kind of appearance.
	He looks like a skeleton.
	You played Skyrim.
	He looks like one of those draugar, like the zombies.
	And those kind of people can't lead.
	You look at Trump.
	This is a figure, kind of like lion's mane of hair.
	And, you know, younger guys and all of us in the room, of course, we lift weights so that people understand we take care of ourselves.
	But this guy is going to tell you that he can run what guns you're allowed to have.
	He's going to run your state.
	He's going to run your life.
	And yet he can't run his own.
	So anybody who can't show themselves as a positive example of taking care of themselves shouldn't be put in a position of power where they are set to take care of anything.
	It's like that guy you played at the beginning yelling at people like, you know, you need guns to feel strong.
	It's like, maybe you could use one, buddy.
	It looks like you haven't hit the gym in your entire life.
	I know we actually had that guy.
	Can you go ahead and I don't know if we can play these out of order.
	Can you play video number seven for me?
	If you didn't see the whole video, it's so funny that people that are talking about guns and talking about the idea that people need them because of their own physical weakness, you would expect them like Mark Loebliner, maybe being out there, who's a guest.
	You should check him out.
	He'll be back talking about guns being a sign of weakness.
	I might listen.
	I don't believe it.
	I'm not going to take it.
	I'm not going to take it at its will, but I'll listen to a dude that looks like he can defend himself, talk about the need maybe to defend yourself before you rely on a gun.
	That's a good argument.
	Like, learn self-defense that you can just de-escalate a situation without having to involve firearms.
	Or you can be this guy who I swear to, I swear, I thought this was a commercial for instant noodles and then I realized it was just his arms.
	Let's watch this.
	You're weak.
	You're weak.
	You'll always be weak.
	You need a gun because you're boy because your voice is small.
	At least with Grower Gang, guys, I mean, like, we always talk about this.
	I mean, being in micro PP gang over here at Groger Gang, at least there is some growth that can happen when you need it.
	His arms, like, it's like, I mean, the guys, the girth on those arms is just something like he's essentially got Asian arms, if you know what I'm saying.
	And those things are tiny.
	And then you go into the NRA convention and look at the attendees, and like half of them look like it could snap you like a twig.
	Exactly.
	Literally, they're always like this.
	And don't you see these things, Anthony?
	Because you've been on the ground.
	You're obviously like, you're genuinely a correspondent.
	You work for the news.
	I've seen you been interviewing everybody from Arjur Taylor Greene to individuals, politicians, and you're out there.
	But it's like the people that are the most unhinged, they're the most radically out there.
	Oftentimes, there's something disassociative on their visage.
	Like they look like they don't have good mental health.
	And by their behavior, it's like, dude, if you wanted a solution, I don't think screaming at a building in a cracking voice is like probably the best solution to protecting children.
	I don't know.
	Maybe I'm not an expert on the field, but you are.
	No, yeah, definitely.
	It's kind of interesting because toward the end, he's like, you need a bullhorn because your voice is weak.
	And I'm like, man, this guy's literally cracking at a voice every single time he speaks, you know?
	No, definitely.
	You know, this is, again, the reaction, you know, being in Uvalde, being able to visit, you know, some of the families.
	It's a tragic event what happened.
	I think, regardless of what political party you're in, no matter where, you want these things to stop.
	These things should not be happening.
	And to kind of head over to the convention first to kind of get how they're reacting and how they're politicizing everything.
	I mean, again, I think it's extremely disgusting that Better Work is using this tragedy.
	You know, I mean, the parents haven't even buried their children.
	You know, it's a tragic event.
	And this guy's already like fundraising and like making promises.
	You know, I live in California and there was a high school shooting about two years ago in my immediate area.
	And I call him Chunky Yogurt, Zank Koyger, but I call him Chunky Yogurt.
	He came to that district because he was running for that district that I live in.
	And immediately he went to the high school kids and he was just politicizing everything.
	Like this is the Republicans' fault.
	You know, I promise you, if you elect me, no more school shootings.
	I'm like, man, do people really believe this?
	Do people really believe that one person, one government official, can actually create so much change or bring about so much integer?
	He can stop all mass shootings from here on out.
	So definitely not surprised watching your clips.
	I got some very interesting interviews as well.
	I even actually.
	Where can they find those?
	If people want to go watch those after this, yeah.
	If you guys head on over to like my Twitter or if you guys go to my Instagram at inform with Anthony or on Twitter, just my name, Anthony Cabassa at Anthony Cabassa.
	I actually even interviewed a guy that's running for that district out in Houston.
	And he was talking about some of the gun laws that he wants to propose in order to make change.
	You know, he's like, you know, I'm running for Congress.
	This is what I would like to propose.
	And he was like listing all these things, like, you know, like universal background check.
	I'm like, okay, well, the shooter had a background check.
	You know, they should be able to, you know, X, Y, and Z.
	And so like when he went through that list, I kind of just rebutted a little bit.
	I'm like, you know, sir, with all due respect, everything you just listed would have not stopped a shooter.
	And he kind of just like reflected a bit and he's like, you know, you're right.
	And I'm just like, oh, wow.
	Like, and you're running for Congress and it's like, you want these gun laws, but none of those would have stopped that shooter at Uvalde.
	So what's the deal here?
	You know, it's totally a feelings of inferiority thing.
	So when we dive into like the actual psychology of the people at these protests or leftists in general, they can't exact control over their own lives, which is why they are hell-bent on controlling yours.
	They know that they are too weak to really have that optimistic outlook that you talked about.
	And if they're always taking the black pill, if they're always pessimistic and they're in a state of physical and spiritual weakness, they're going to seek either to lash out or exact some control over other people.
	And that's what they're doing.
	That's exactly what they want is they want to pass legislation, do something, do anything.
	You hear that all the time, even if it makes no change whatsoever to prove something to themselves, I guess.
	Didn't like, and I think you talked to someone.
	This is what's so crazy is like, people want change in the country.
	And that's true.
	I would actually say almost what we're seeing is the result of too much change in the country.
	We need less change.
	Like we need to actually revert back and maybe even just undo some of the progress that we've made.
	I mean, progress, right?
	Because, I mean, I mean, and I don't even want to blame these things.
	I don't want to blame variables because people are always like, it's mental health.
	It's this and that.
	Okay.
	It could be a variety of things.
	And it probably is a combination.
	But if you just even just look at this family, right?
	It's a broken family.
	There's substance abuse.
	There's poverty.
	There's a lot of aspects of this.
	And it's really easy to, you know, if you take advantage of the situation and blame one thing or another.
	People are even blaming credit card processors and different things that I don't even think.
	I think that was debunked too.
	That was bought on credit.
	I don't believe it was bought on credit.
	Am I wrong on that?
	I don't.
	You know, that's where it's so conflicting.
	You know, getting there to Evalde, trying to get the story straight.
	I mean, even law enforcement has just been like back and forth on what the official story is.
	So what we do know is that he was working at local Wendy's and I was actually following a site.
	It's called Real News No BS on Instagram.
	And they went and they interviewed some of these people at Wendy's that work with the shooter.
	And they were basically saying like, yeah, man, this guy was demented.
	You know, he was very rude to customers.
	Our manager had to cut his hours because of just how outlandish he was.
	And the things that he would say were just not appropriate.
	I don't know if you saw the New York Times.
	I'm not trying to be funny here, but I mean, I thought that was a requirement to work at Wendy's.
	Every time I've gone, it's like be a total asshole and like give bad service.
	I'm being like, maybe that's why I'm not.
	In the BMB, absolutely.
	But that's what I'm saying.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Like, there's a lot of things that have changed where, like, maybe it's like normal in a real good society.
	Somebody who's behaving like this would be like, well, we should report him.
	But now you've just accepted it.
	Like, yeah, well, Wendy just hires crappy workers and that's just like part of life.
	Like we not, we don't have warning signs because everybody's a walking warning sign.
	The guy was killing cats.
	There's pictures of him.
	Like that's a huge sign of a sociopath, but he's like killing cats.
	So I'm saying, I want to change things.
	However, as you met someone from Maryland, and we're going to play this video, but I'm going to jump out of the video to you, Aldo.
	It's like, I don't know about like just getting up and screaming at a building is really like the most effective use of resources.
	Like, even if you want to, you know, find change, I don't know that.
	Because this is what was happening.
	This is what people were doing basically for hours and days on.
	and let's play video number four.
	I just, I don't know.
	I always, I have intentional pans.
	That was an intentional pan.
	Yeah, well, we had, like you said, we had, we interviewed this one woman named Beverly from Bangor, Maine.
	And she flew in.
	First of all, she flew in for the protests on like a day's notice.
	Everyone in the country is trying to get to Houston or around the world.
	Yeah, so I can't imagine spending thousands of dollars to just scream at a building for two days.
	And you know what?
	Power to you.
	If it's what you believe in, I can't knock it.
	But I just, the mental process that you have to go, like, what change are you actually making by screaming at a building for two days?
	They're trying to prove something to themselves.
	This actually happened with me.
	There was right after the Roe v. Wade draft got, you know, heinously leaked, there was a protest in favor of, you know, Roe v. Wade.
	And I was a counter-protester.
	So I was standing up for babies and I went to this protest that people were having.
	And people were like chanting F. Kai Schwemmer, like by name, because a lot of these people knew me from my high school.
	That was me.
	I'm sorry about that.
	I was like, there's that tall guy.
	But yeah, so this was all going down.
	And then some of my friends who are still friends with me, there's very few left, but some of them would get messages like, are you still friends with Kai Schwemmer?
	They're like, did you know he doesn't support abortion?
	Like, oh, whoa, what a crazy opinion that half the population has or more.
	But after about a week, all dies down.
	After that little protest, after everybody, you know, does chants and walks around circles.
	And after the white liberal men say, you know what, I'm here, but my voice isn't the one that needs to be heard.
	And then just passes the mic to a woman.
	So they put the hashtag in there by the worst one.
	Like, it's like, let's just throw meritocracy out the window.
	Let's bring the disabled trans black woman to the front.
	And it's like, you know what?
	Maybe the trans person does have a good thing to say.
	But it's like, wheel on over here, buddy.
	And then they come over and it's like, you know, before I'm about to tip you over, tell me why I shouldn't.
	And, you know, and unfortunately enough, it's like, I feel really bad for society because in these situations, it is the crazy people who get put to the front.
	And we get accused.
	And I'm sure you get accused of this, Anthony, all the time of like, well, you're looking for crazy people.
	It's like, no, no, no, you don't look for them.
	That is a lot of the people that are doing something that are out there are extremely unbalanced.
	I'm going to jump to you after this video.
	This is a good example.
	And as Fleck has pointed out, as we watch this video, it's titled Enough is Enough, N-A-A-N-U-F-F, Enough.
	Like, this is just so intense.
	Like, these are the people that are the activists.
	And if you ask yourself in America why things are problematic, it's because most Americans go, I just want to drink my IPA, sit at the bar.
	I want to hang out.
	I want to ignore things.
	You know, millennials made a career out of distracting themselves with collecting things that don't matter as the world collapses around them.
	And we sit there and we're like, why is the world crazy?
	Well, because the normal average people, and I don't mean normal, I mean just the threshold of people who think well, don't want to get involved.
	And they leave the involvement up to the most insane lunatic people on both sides and wonder why nothing progresses.
	Because these are the people that you let speak for you.
	These are the people that get on TV.
	These are the ones that influence the world.
	Look at enough is enough, man.
	It's got crazy eyes.
	I love the zooming.
	You know what, though?
	I spoke to a guy named Daniel Nordstrom.
	Are we going to do we're going to go?
	Okay, then I'll let it, I'll let it go down here.
	Yeah, we'll get that.
	But I'm still like, you know what I'm talking about, because you cover this.
	It's like, you can get accused, like, oh, you're trying to make people look crazy.
	And even when you interview them, they'll be like, you made, you took me out of context.
	You made me look insane.
	You go, I literally am not there to show you and to be insane.
	I'm there to cover people who are trying to say or do something.
	And the loudest voices, the ones that are able to get covered, unfortunately are running out of breath and showing their lack of cardio.
	Yeah, that video was so interesting to me.
	That was probably one of like the more crazy, ridiculous ones I saw.
	I mean, this guy was yelling to the point of exhaustion.
	And I mean, I mean, you know, I'm from California.
	I come from dry heat.
	So I'm not used to like this Houston humidity and stuff.
	And I mean, I'm carrying my backpack and stuff.
	Even that, I don't get that, you know, winded.
	But you're absolutely right.
	I get accused of that all the time.
	And even with like, you know, especially when it comes to reporting things like Uvalde, I was just there.
	I try to be as objective as I can.
	I point the camera.
	I let the people speak for themselves.
	And I'm like, look, this is what they had to say.
	And I mean, already it's like the conspiracies.
	You're like, oh, you know, I got like a comment.
	Just objective reporting.
	Just this is her name.
	This is what she has to say.
	Thank you for viewing.
	And I get like comments under those videos that say, wow, I didn't know Anthony was like a paid CIA operative to like, you know, make the cops look good or something because the person that I interviewed just happened to say, I don't understand why people are saying cops didn't do anything.
	They were saving teachers.
	I actually spoke to one teacher whose life was saved by a Uvalde local police officer.
	She's like, you know, I don't know why I keep hearing from the news or local media trying to interview me as a teacher that the cops just didn't do anything for 40 minutes.
	I'm like, well, there's a lot of headlines out there that do say that.
	And she's like, but that's not true.
	Like they need to know that this isn't that.
	I'm like, well, that's great.
	And, you know, thank you for sharing your story.
	I'm here to interview exactly what you're saying.
	And so when I posted that clip of this teacher that said that Uvalde local police were actually rescuing children the entire time, then I got so many messages from people saying like, wow, so you're just, you interviewed a crisis actor who's probably not even from the school to make the police look good.
	So now you're covering for police, huh?
	Okay, bootlicker.
	And I'm just like, wow, man, like, this is a teacher.
	And like, you can look her up.
	I'm like, I did my due diligence.
	I made sure.
	I went to the school website before I posted that video.
	I'm like, I want to make sure she is a teacher.
	And I mean, you can see her face.
	It says six years.
	Her daughter was there.
	Her family was there.
	I'm like, dude, this doesn't look like a crisis actor to me.
	I'm just posting objectively what I see.
	I'm not saying believe only me or my side of things, but look at all different angles, look at different reports, and then make up your mind.
	But to accuse people, like you said, being accused of like, oh, you're editing that to make them look bad.
	I can't tell you how many of those interviews I have all the time.
	I mean, you ask people simple questions, simple questions like, okay, sure, you're for gun laws, but then what do you think about this?
	And they're like, oh, who are you with?
	You know, like, oh, immediately they want to know who you represent before they answer you.
	Go, if you have an answer, be prepared at all times.
	Yeah.
	Like, be prepared to give a defense at all times.
	And even you, you're out there.
	You're like even new to the field because obviously you're working be more, you were working more behind the scenes on the managing side of news stories for next news.
	But now you're going out and you're reporting.
	People can support you on Twitter.
	I think it's just Aldo Budazzoni in the thing.
	Your name is your handle.
	Like, so is mine.
	It's like, I'm Elijah Schaefer.
	I'm not, I'm not an anonymous account.
	It's who I am.
	Of course, I have to be a little low-key on the field just because of the targeting that does go on.
	But it's like you have just a normal interview with a guy.
	People comment and then they hold you accountable for the way it's perceived.
	And you go, there's no control of that, buddy.
	It's I literally started recording, held it up, you know, asked him what legislation he wants, his name and where he's from.
	And yeah, you know, that one blew out got like 30,000 views.
	And I have so many comments.
	They're like, this guy isn't a crisis actor.
	He was paid.
	You know, why are you cutting it and taking him out of context?
	I was like, dude, I showed you the full clip.
	What are you talking about?
	Can we criticize this guy?
	And this is like, because this is where I don't make friends because it's like, obviously, the brunt of the shit that I get from people is the left wing in this instance, right?
	These like freaking idiots.
	Nick Martin, if you're watching this, your roast is coming Friday with comedians.
	These very comedians that you got offended by because he's anti-suckle gang, but hey, when you got titties yourself, you might be against other people's.
	But I will say, is it like both sides do this?
	Where like I walked in and there's this guy at a gun booth and he was like, hey, I really like what you guys are doing.
	And you'll find this, Anthony, probably too.
	He's like, I love all of you guys on the ground and what you're doing, everything.
	It's really good.
	And they see it's a collaborative effort.
	And then it's like other guy walks over and I'm, and I have to be honest, because he's a nice.
	And if he's watching this, you know, he just looks like, you know, the typical Midwesterner type of guy.
	And he's like, yeah, all those guys out there are paid by Soros, you know?
	And like, they're like, dude, you saying that is the equivalent of the right wing being like, oh, every, I mean, the left wing, like, everybody's your QAnon.
	It's like, dude, let's be honest.
	People really do care about this.
	And people did fly out and they're not funded by Soros.
	Yes, a sustained effort like 2020, you really do have to question where the funding, the financing is.
	When we exposed money coming in to Portland rioters, et cetera, people that didn't work having supplies and vans, et cetera.
	Those are real questions we've got to ask.
	And I don't want to be this like neocon guy who's like, oh, it's just all random.
	No, no, no, no.
	It is coordinated as an attack.
	But it's like the fact that the other sides just like dismiss each other, right?
	Everyone in the NRA wants to see kids killed.
	Everybody that's protesting is a George Soros-funded plant.
	Like, let's just be honest.
	It's like we oversimplify.
	We write each other off.
	And I'm tired of trying to police either side.
	It's like, I'm not working for either side.
	I'm working for the truth.
	And unfortunately, when you speak the truth, you don't make any friends.
	Can I just comment on that real quick?
	I can't tell you.
	You touch on something so important.
	This is something, you know, I'm a conservative myself.
	When it comes to reporting, I'm so objective, people don't know that I'm like this Christian conservative guy.
	And that's good because you keep people guessing.
	It's like, well, he's just reporting, right?
	But you touched on something so important where people say, oh, these are all just paid actors.
	These are all just paid Soros guys.
	Soros has said, and like you said, maybe to some degree, maybe there are some like activists or leaders or people with large pages that they pay, like, hey, can you please advertise this thing?
	But, you know, although you were talking about it where you talked from this lady from Maine that spent thousands of dollars, there are people that generally do care about this.
	And, you know, you raised a valid question: what's the point of being in front of a building just yelling at it?
	But believe it or not, this is really effective.
	What I saw here at that rally, I saw people being registered to vote.
	I saw people being tugged at their emotions.
	I saw a lot of locals that brought their families to that park where the rally was.
	And they're like, hey, what's going on?
	And they're like, oh, you know, we're here because we got to stop all these killings.
	And of course, what's fresh in their minds is this shooting.
	And they're like, yeah, of course, how do I help stop?
	They're signing petitions.
	You have local officials there.
	You got people running for Congress.
	And they're all promising we're going to make it stop.
	They don't need to explain themselves why because everything's just kind of on the fly.
	But these things are very effective.
	And I really hate it.
	It's one thing, like, don't underestimate your enemies and how organized and how far they will go.
	And I think that this is why, like, the right, the political right, has like we're playing, we're having to play like reactionaries now because we're like, holy crap, how did this happen?
	How did the left take over all our major institutions?
	That's because we've been dismissing them for so long.
	They're organized, they're dedicated, they're willing to stand.
	I mean, I was out there the entire time of the rally.
	I'm like burning up.
	I'm humid.
	I'm, you know, and these people came out out of the free time.
	These people took time off from work.
	Like, oh, none of those people work.
	I'm like, no, these are all working class people.
	It's just, this is what they care about.
	And I think to myself, you know, June 11th, there's going to be a massive rally nationwide.
	David Hogg is promoting it, right?
	Talking about the, I believe it's a March for Our Lives.
	He's like out there boasting about how it's over 45 states that are having it, over 200 cities, how there's major funding going on to that.
	Why?
	Because they know midterms are right around the corner and they need this to be able to moralize a demoralized base of voters that were like, man, we have nothing to vote for coming to these midterms.
	But now they do.
	They got Roe v. Wade and now they got gun control and they're motivated by that.
	And so it's like, if you start dismissing it and you just sit back at home and you're just like, oh, nothing's going to happen.
	I just think to myself, I can't think of a single thing that unites that many conservatives or people on the right where we would organize something in 45 states, but the left always does.
	And I'm like, that's got to count for something.
	Stop dismissing it as like everyone's just like this paid actor or Soros money.
	I'm like, you're 250,000 people in LA showing up to a women's march is not paid Soros actors.
	That's literally the state of the city right there.
	And you have to realize that that's not going away anytime soon by just writing them off as conspiracy theorists.
	Exactly.
	And so this is when we talk about immigration, the way you have to approach this is not thinking that every single immigrant has this like develop plan or whatever.
	In many cases, it is as simple as you get a higher wage in America than you do in Mexico or than you do in the previous country.
	That doesn't mean that there's not an underlying reason for mass migration.
	There's absolutely a narrative.
	There's absolutely a reason.
	But most of the time, what you see is normal people being used for a larger narrative.
	And to start calling into question the authenticity of the normal people or of the abnormal people, but genuinely just real people, then you're kind of missing the plot.
	These things exist simultaneously.
	Real people are being activated.
	There is an underlying reason for their activation.
	When the right spends so much time calling everybody a crisis actor, I think we look silly.
	I think that is used against us actually because they can say, oh, the right just thinks everybody is like a fake and a fraud and crisis actor this, this, and that.
	People try to like clip Alex Jones and say, this guy's insane because he said this, this, and that.
	When if you really listen to the content, he'll talk about the narrative.
	And often we'll admit that some of the people in the middle are just kind of caught in the excitement of everything.
	Yeah.
	And if you look at this too, if you're that guy that we just played, I mean, it is crazy, but you wonder where we get these memes on the right wing.
	The guy we just looked at, can you play a video?
	I don't know you don't play it with sound, but the enough is enough guy real fast.
	Just so we can look at his face.
	The guy that was there, like when we zoom in, you'll see this.
	It looks very familiar.
	You've probably seen this meme before.
	And he's like, enough is enough.
	It zooms in and it's just like this.
	Yeah.
	See that?
	Okay, boom.
	Go to my screen.
	Here we go.
	Literally this.
	It's literally that is that is the meme.
	It is like we get it.
	But it's like you also have to realize, too, these people, our emotions are very powerful.
	And it's like, we do mock it because it's like, you little bitch, you're screaming and crying at a building.
	And that's where like politically my mind's at.
	But unfortunately, it's like if the teletubbies came out with tanks and started killing us, and it's like, we just, oh, but it's the teletubbies.
	It's like, yeah, but those teletubbies are in tanks.
	And sure, they're, you know, maybe they're getting tubby custard and it's a little bit cringe.
	At the same time, they're also in tanks.
	So just because your enemy, you know, it's funny to mock and it's like, it's silly and stuff.
	They're pretty damn effective.
	So this kind of reminds me of like, remember when we were covering like the riots like out in Portland and stuff, people, like when I was posting videos of like the Antifa fighting with like, you know, federalized police or federal employees or like the local police, and they've got like leaf blowers.
	And like people were laughing at them, like, are these guys seriously bringing leaf blowers?
	I'm like, do you understand that that's like a very effective tool?
	Like they're getting tear gassed, they're being smoke bombed, whatever, and they're using those leaf blowers.
	Like it's a, it's a, it's an urban warfare tactic.
	Sure, you can laugh at it.
	Sure, it's like this nerdy, you know, white liberal guy that, you know, probably lives in his mom's basement, whatever, but they come prepared.
	And it's like, you don't need to be strapped with like, you know, a rifle or a handgun to be able to protest.
	You can bring just modern things like a shield wall or a leaf blower.
	And it's so effective.
	And it's like, man, you guys think this is all like fun and games, but these guys are evolving.
	They understand the ground game more than you.
	And honestly, if you were to put the political right wing to fight up against like police officers for whatever reason one day or the left, like the left is going to be more prepared because they've had more confrontations with these people and like they've evolved.
	They know the tactics.
	They know how to be prepared for any confrontation with law enforcement.
	Yeah, the worst thing you can do is underestimate the enemy.
	But Elijah, to your point, like maybe the most pragmatic way of looking at this is if everybody is a crisis actor, none of the memes are funny anymore.
	None of these people we make fun of can really be made fun of anymore because it's all a joke.
	And I would like to believe that the magic is there.
	These people are real.
	They do funny stuff.
	They are funny for real.
	And, you know, we're going to, we have some more videos.
	We actually have quite a bit more to go, but that's going to be for Blazetv.com subscribers only.
	We're going to be talking some more of the crazy videos and also getting into some of the people who were not crazy and the stories that specifically Aldo confronted of a very serious person.
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	Anyway, as we jump into that, since we're on YouTube, Kai, where can people find you and follow you?
	You can find me on my YouTube channel, KaiClips.
	You can find me on cozy.tv slash KaiClips.
	And we're going to have a brand new website, Kai Schwemmer or KaiClips.com.
	It'll redirect to the same place.
	And then Instagram, K-A-I-K-L-I-P-S.
	And Aldo?
	Yeah, you can find me on Twitter to follow my reporting, just at AldoBudazzoni.
	If you want to follow my personal life, you can follow my Instagram.
	Definitely check out my profile at nextnewsnetwork.com to read some of the articles I've written.
	And yeah, stay up to date on there.
	And Anthony?
	You can follow me on Twitter.
	This is where I breaking reports, breaking news, anything as fast as possible.
	Twitter there is going to be at Anthony Cabasa underscore.
	And then Instagram is my largest platform with over 130,000 followers.
	That's going to be inform with Anthony.
	Awesome.
	And then so for everyone on public platforms and YouTube, this is where we sign out.
	I'm Elijah Schaefer, the host of Slightly Offensive, the Best Worst Show on Blaze TV.
	Anyway, have a great rest of the week.
	And may God bless the United States of America.

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