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Aug. 21, 2022 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer

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#SheHulk Review CRINGE & UNWATCHABLE | Guests John Doyle, Gina Bontemp, Mike Lerner, Aldo Buttazzoni

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	He is the same type of caricature as Trump in terms of someone with money, power, influence, and social media prowess that the media hates, the establishment hates, but he makes good points.
	And is his life clean?
	May he be a criminal?
	Probably.
	He possibly is.
	I don't think anyone gets that point without doing some criminal shit, honestly.
	Because all of us have probably had offering.
	Here's a simple question.
	Is he a net positive or a net negative?
	John?
	Net positive.
	I say net positive too.
	That's hard.
	I mean, I guess it depends on who you're talking about.
	I'd say net positive, but I don't know.
	I have genuine questions about his business dealings because he never says where he gets his money.
	And that leaves a lot of money.
	His art might be interesting.
	It might be interesting to see where he is in two years.
	Again, I can agree with the cheating thing and that women are different than men.
	But I really think that Andrew Tate is like a symptom of men being so devoid of masculine energy that they will attach themselves to anything that has any semblance of that.
	Like, for example, I'm an Eagle Scout.
	I was in Boy Scouts growing up.
	That was a really fundamental and really instrumental thing in my development of what it means to be a man.
	I was in a fraternity, having male peer-to-peer relationships.
	Again, that was really important.
	And I think Andrew Tate is a symptom of that.
	In our society, all men are told that you can't be a man.
	You can't display any forms of masculinity.
	And I agree with what Tate says, again, about the cheating and about men and women being different.
	He just loses me a little bit when he takes it to the extremes.
	For example, again, men and women are different, but he advocates for having a harem, right?
	I don't think that's masculine to have sex with a ton of women.
	I think that's easy, actually.
	What's more difficult is to submit yourself to one woman for your entire life.
	That I actually think is difficult.
	I disagree.
	So where I agree with a lot of what Andrew Tate said, I want to hear this.
	Some things I do disagree with, and that's one of them.
	What do you disagree with, Mike?
	Okay, so although you said it's harder to commit yourself to one woman than it is to have sex with multiple women.
	Is that what you're saying?
	Yes.
	Just so that I'm not confused.
	To be sexually promised as a man.
	That's difficult.
	No, no.
	Being very sexually promiscuous, being a man is easier than being committed to one woman for your entire life.
	I think that's subjective.
	No, I think no.
	It's definitely more difficult for men.
	More difficult.
	It's more difficult for men to commit to one woman for their entire life, particularly in a sexual context, for sure.
	Oh, in a sexual context.
	Is that what we're saying?
	Yeah, 100%.
	Like, again.
	Well, of course.
	Yeah, I don't think it's a hard thing to do to go around and be very sexually promiscuous as a man, right?
	We're driven by the menu.
	Yeah, men are biologically wired to do that.
	That's one thing that Andrew Tate, that I agree on, that men are biologically wired to dominate, right?
	To have sex with a ton of women, to conquer.
	That's, you know, being, you know, having holy matrimony with one woman through the Holy Spirit, through God for your entire life, that is a difficult thing.
	That's what makes it unique.
	That's what makes it impressive.
	That's what makes it, you know, what marriage what it is.
	Really?
	No way.
	Come on, Mike.
	You've got to admit that it's harder to be committed to your wife.
	No, it's not.
	I love my wife.
	There's not even any thought involved into it.
	I mean, like, how old are you?
	38.
	Okay, I'll be right back.
	You should probably get your T-levels checked.
	I'm 22.
	So, like, I'm at the age where I'm still, you know, maybe biologically wired to be looking for, you know, whatever it is.
	Like, I'm not.
	But again, I try to hold myself to the standard where I want to find the woman.
	I want to find the one.
	And that's something that is, you know, I think biologically is more difficult.
	Don't find, don't seek out.
	I think God will put you in her life when it's right.
	Yeah, I think so too.
	I don't want to talk about Andrew Tate anymore.
	It's just kind of like, whatever.
	Does that mean I've got to take the white sticks off?
	Boom!
	Well, listen, I think it is interesting, but I do feel for the young men that are, again, craving masculinity, that are craving a space to be just men.
	Like I said before, I'm an Eagle Scout.
	I got my Eagle Scout the year before women were allowed.
	And to me, that was the destruction of an exclusively male space that was really important and really instrumental in developing young men.
	And I think they ruined that with introducing women to it.
	That's not to say that women can't have their spaces, but I think that there is something very important to be said about men having an exclusively male space where they can make mistakes, where they can hash things out when they're going through puberty and they don't know what's going on and they don't know what's right versus wrong.
	It's all new things, right?
	And guys.
	Start a fight club.
	I'm so tired of hearing this.
	Men have no spaces anymore.
	They have a gym.
	It's called the gun range.
	They don't have to call the men.
	Men lack community.
	No, it's not.
	By the way, dude, no, no, no.
	Dude, no, no.
	Talking to 17-year-old guys.
	And yeah, they feel like what?
	Mike, we need to ban women from spaces.
	Listen, this is true.
	I went to a high-end country club.
	One of the executives at my company, because I only make $11 a week.
	I'm not an elite.
	I wish I was.
	I've been around them.
	I've been arrested at Mar-a-Lago before because I was dressed so poorly.
	They thought I was an intruder, and I got arrested by Secret Service.
	That's my life.
	Anyway, so I bump shoulder to these people.
	I wish I was something more, but unfortunately, we collect disabled Barbies here.
	But I went to this executive's very nice country club.
	Do you know that when you went into the locker room at the country club, which by the way, I think was like $50,000 just to start joining, not including fees, you go in and there's a door in the locker room, and then you go in and there's a bar in the locker room.
	Only men are allowed.
	There's a woman's one too.
	So I'm not just defending just male-only spaces.
	I'm also defending female-only spaces called the home anyway.
	While the husband's at work, but there are, listen, listen.
	On Long Island, there's a lot of money.
	The gun range, everything's women now.
	What does that mean?
	Like, I don't understand.
	I mean, like, women are everywhere.
	Like, even at the gym, the butts, every, like, no, but I meant like men feel like if they don't let women into everything, like, this is, it's kind of like the immigration thing.
	Like, if we don't let people in, then we're racist.
	It's like men let women into every space where, like, quite frankly, there are just spaces that women shouldn't be allowed in, including politics, where it's just like, I feel genuinely like there's no spaces in terms of when the boys feel like it's kind of like the idea of they always say that the white guy has the sixth sense.
	It's the look over the shoulder before he says a racist joke.
	Like, he goes, and then he says his joke to make sure there's no minorities to get offended.
	Like, there is a racial, social, religiosity, like, continuity that's important.
	And the most basic is sex.
	Like, the way to defeat racism is on sex.
	Like, just to be around the boys, like, I could be around my brothers, my, like, black guys, Hispanic guys.
	If we can just be the boys hanging out and like really talk about women, there's no unifying factor more than being around the boys, just being able to be raw and real about their wives, their sisters, their mothers, women in their lives about how things when women are around.
	I'm saying it doesn't work because women are gossip.
	They can't keep secrets.
	And I love them and they're beautiful, but meaning men need male-centric spaces.
	And the problem is someone always brings their girl.
	They bring their wife.
	And I feel like there needs to be a lot of people.
	Fuck that guy.
	That guy's not allowed.
	That guy's this invited.
	But in public, you can't say that.
	It's illegal.
	You can't say women can't be allowed in a space.
	I'm saying it right now.
	I started the IDG men's club.
	There are no women allowed.
	I'll join.
	Even if we have the men's space, I mean, even I was going to say, even if we have those clubs now, in terms of the social clubs that men had 70 years ago compared to now, it's just not even comparable.
	I mean, the participation, you know, Robert Putnam wrote extensively about this, whether it's bowling clubs, social clubs, the Moose Lodge, even.
	If you go to those places now, they're either only attended by boomers or they just don't exist at all.
	And, you know, even yacht clubs, country clubs, those places have been occupied then by millennials and they have to kind of lax the standards for entry.
	And the reason we don't want women isn't because maybe Elijah is right, you know, women shouldn't be involved.
	I think it's primarily because for young guys who are trying to figure out what it means to be a man, we need to be able to be focused on what our elders are telling us.
	We need to be able to be focused on what the older guys are telling us, how the world works.
	And because we're young men, we're stupid.
	We're like monkeys.
	And if there are young women around, we get distracted and it quickly devolves into basically like a dick measuring contest.
	And I think that's very negative for young men to experience.
	Also, I think the reason that this is legally enforced in terms of the integration between the sexes into all spaces is because they know that every time anything threatening has happened throughout history or cool throughout history is when young men are allowed to get together and just talk, whether it's in bars, it's in social clubs, it's in whatever.
	When men get together, we start to strategize and we start to figure out how exactly we're going to fix problems that we all agree exist.
	And when you can destroy the Boy Scouts, which would be a great ground for that to begin to be bred, you can destroy anything.
	And now young men don't even know what it means to be a man.
	And so anytime a guy like Jordan Peterson comes around or Andrew Tate comes around, they immediately cling to that because unfortunately their fathers aren't the men that their grandfathers were.
	And so they're starving for somebody to just tell them what it means to be a man.
	And maybe Jordan Peterson or Andrew Tate aren't the best guys to tell them about that.
	But I agree that the social clubs are great.
	And like the IDG social club is probably great.
	I would love to be invited to a meeting.
	It's not to say that we don't need to be doing that.
	It's just, as you probably recognize, it just isn't what it used to be, which is why we should start doing that.
	No, I absolutely agree, especially on your take that the boomers have probably gotten that right in that they are still the population that has those clubs available.
	And to young dudes who are looking for something like that, like listen, I grew up caddying.
	There is no more masculine place than a caddy yard in the summer because you're hanging around with a bunch of degenerate dudes, dudes who have seen some shit, dudes who work multiple jobs, dudes who get up early, 5, 5:30 in the morning to go work in the heat.
	They're at a place where it's pretty much exclusive to men at a country club to begin with.
	So I think that could be a good place for young guys to go, especially if they want to make some cash to do it.
	But I mean, Elijah, it's just kind of weird that you bring up like men aren't allowed to have these spaces anymore.
	Like what I also agree with what John was talking about, how millennials now have lax the standards about what men-only spaces are or spaces exclusive to men are.
	But like, I just don't understand why this whole idea of we're not allowed to have our own spaces.
	Well, it's illegal.
	Actually, unless it's in a locker room.
	So it's actually illegal to do that.
	Discrimination is illegal when discrimination is actually good in terms of like not like not like a but not like an incorporation or an LLC, but I'm talking about with you gathering a bunch of guys and just having a weekly night or something like that to get together.
	Why does it have to be under the ban of like a company or a?
	Because we do, because you want people to find it.
	So some guys like, you know, I'm married, I group with sisters.
	I want to find out what it means to be a man.
	Here's this gentleman's club, not a strip club.
	We've cheapened that.
	Not girls with their titties out like, hey, here's real men that are in business trying to meet together.
	It genuinely has become to the point to where now, like even all boys' schools are inviting women in.
	That's a real thing.
	And women's schools are inviting men in.
	Like, our culture has degraded to the fact they don't understand the sanctity of gender-exclusive spaces.
	And I mean that on both ends, like, I think, I listen, we've talked about on the show.
	Women ask, like, oh, well, why can't I meet with other wives?
	They go, maybe you should start your own, you know, Saturday brunch with women who are coming over in Bible study and talk about what needs to be done and bring and say, bring your kids and you actually get together.
	Maybe you want to talk and you don't want to watch your kids.
	Then maybe you come together and everyone gives $50 and you hire a babysitter to watch all your children while you all talk together and meet on a Saturday afternoon and have a nice brunch together.
	Meaning, we can do that individually.
	It's very nice.
	I just mean that we've lost the sex-centric part of society where men and women are distinctly different more than race or anything.
	Like I can get along probably more with a black dude or a Mexican dude than I could with a white woman.
	Meaning, in terms of just like the understanding of us talking about the same things, we might have different cultures, different ideas, different even understandings of women, how we relate, but we still have the same problems, the same issues.
	And in our culture, we've said there's no such thing as male spaces.
	Boy Scouts accept girls.
	Like our culture is degrading this.
	So I'm not saying we can't.
	I do.
	We're here on this podcast.
	I don't care.
	I love Gina.
	I'm not like upset about anything.
	I just mean this podcast invites all different types of people on.
	But on the private end, oh, wait, it just, oh, it's Don Joyle.
	Elijah, your mom call me to let you know to wash better.
	Your skin marks are back.
	My mom's dead.
	Dead.
	Yeah.
	So that's, that's interesting.
	She's literally dead.
	Well, like, sex-only spaces have gone down everywhere.
	Like, sorority admission is down.
	Fraternity admission is down.
	Boy Scouts admission is down.
	Girl Scouts admission is down.
	Knights of Columbus admission is down.
	It's down across the board.
	Like gender-only spaces everywhere in America are down, period.
	Oh, so fucking gay.
	I would much rather go through a lawsuit of creating a men's-only social club than have to fucking like kowtow to fucking, you know, in the inclusivity of all genders or sex.
	It's absolutely bullshit.
	There's a school here in Nashville, an all-girls school that was all girls for 50, 60, 70 years.
	I actually think it goes back over 100 years that just started to accept people who identify as women now.
	So I agree that the culture is absolutely degrading.
	But to think that like no one is actually challenging this and no one is willing to have the actual balls to maybe suffer a lawsuit to show that there can be men-only spaces is absolutely ridiculous and just shows the whole pussification of men today in general.
	Well, not only that, but prisons aren't even gender exclusive nowadays, right?
	You have prisons that are allowing in transgender people of the other side, and they're letting in men that are masquerading as women, raping a ton of these women, getting them pregnant, right?
	So you don't even gender-exclusive prisons.
	What the hell?
	Yeah, Mike is totally right on this, too.
	We get what we deserve.
	It is to say that, yes, you should find local men in your community who get it, who understand what's coming, and you should network with them, have time that is exclusively male to get together.
	But it's also not to ignore the fact that 70 years ago, your grandpa was probably a member of a club where he could have gone to any time of the week.
	It didn't even have to be scheduled.
	He would just go to a building and you walk in.
	They would know him.
	They would serve him drinks.
	And there would be guys there.
	Maybe some he sees on Tuesdays.
	Maybe some he sees on Thursdays.
	And there would just be a nice rotation of men.
	And this was the social club.
	Ask your grandfather what a social club was.
	They don't exist anymore.
	Well, John, it wasn't even that long ago.
	I'm telling you, when I was around 21, 22, I used to play a lot of illegal poker in underground poker rooms on Long Island all the time.
	And it was, I would say, 99% men, but it was the same thing that you'd go there every night and these people knew who you were.
	You could talk bullshit.
	We got raided by the FBI a couple times, but it was, it was, they don't exist anymore.
	Yeah.
	And it's not even that long ago.
	It's absolutely insane.
	And that's how it starts, too, with poker, with some sort of shared interest.
	You know, it's going to be tough to pitch to a bunch of guys.
	Hey, let's all just like hang out together.
	There has to be some sort of some sort of shared interest.
	Like, I remember when I was in high school, we started like a little poker night, which is not exactly a big protest against the regime because it's like you're not going to get a knock on the door because you're playing poker with your male friends in high school, but it's like at least something, you know, guys' night, boys' night, and then expand that, involve your community.
	And then you say, Hey, maybe instead of playing poker, maybe let's uh go to the gun range, maybe let's go get pistol training classes or you know, uh, short-barrel rifle training classes, and you know, let's start to practice small unit tactics, and then maybe we take over a precinct, and then maybe you know, and you can expand from there.
	As long as the boys are together, we're fraternizing, we're doing what needs to be done.
	That is exactly how you change a content.
	Can I bring this up, though, real fast?
	I do want to, I have to, we have to talk about this, by the way, Gina and Mike.
	Um, are you guys, you guys haven't had anything to drink, have you not?
	What happened to our vodka?
	Right here, you have to take a shot.
	We all have to take a shot on camera of water.
	I'm right.
	Oh, fuck.
	Of water.
	Of water.
	This is deep.
	Whoever sends in the largest super chat determines what we are toasting to.
	Yeah.
	If you send a super chat right now, we will toast to it.
	Whoever sends in the largest, like, we're going to wait on this for we're going to pour it.
	Here you go.
	That's not, it's water.
	Yeah, thanks for this.
	I'll just go out of the I don't mind if Gina does a partake.
	I'll do it for you.
	Okay, Gina, are you?
	I would like to toast.
	Just say pregnant.
	Everyone knows what you're saying.
	I do want to talk about this, though.
	Hold it for a second.
	Hold it for a second because we're going to see who sends a super chat.
	They can make their toast.
	Oh, Mike and Gina say one positive, one negative to each other about whites and yellows.
	Ready?
	All right, Gina, you got to say one positive, one negative about whites, and Mike, you got to say one positive, one negative about yellows.
	Go.
	Whites are good drivers.
	Yeah, yellows are bad drivers, but have good fast food.
	Oh, you didn't say it.
	You didn't say a bad thing about whites.
	Yeah, Gina.
	They have stinky feet.
	Oh, that's true.
	Actually, exclusive to whites.
	Is that exclusive to us?
	And they wear shoes in the house.
	Like, what is wrong with you?
	Wait, when you came to my house, was I wearing shoes?
	I've never seen shoes.
	I've always taken my shoes off inside.
	Go back to your class.
	Actually, here's the thing.
	Here's the thing.
	I used to be very, very critical of people who would take off their own shoes coming into my house because I would say, listen, it's fine.
	Wear shoes.
	But I understand now, you know, after having a kid and having all, you know, the kind of stuff that they put in their mouth, it's actually pretty respectful to kind of take your shoes off.
	Yeah, I've turned.
	I've turned.
	I will say this, though.
	If you give the super chat, by the way, can you put the ghetto chats on the screen, Brian?
	If you guys want to give chats, we're demonetized everywhere.
	So the ghetto chats, you can put on the screen the super chat, the ghetto chats.
	We invented ghetto chats.
	There's a link in the description.
	It's a real way through Stream Labs or Venmo or PayPal.
	We'll read them at the end, anyways.
	We have a whole chance.
	You guys already sent a bunch of Venmos and I'll read, I'll read every question you guys sent.
	We read them all and we'll read them probably in about 30 or 45 minutes.
	These dudes, they're staying up late.
	Gina's a healthy person.
	She's pretending to be unhealthy for one night.
	What time do you go to bed, Gina?
	I go to bed at like 9:30 or 10.
	Saints.
	Yeah, so I'm old.
	Yeah, you guys are up.
	You guys are up, and we're very proud.
	I want to bring this up, though.
	Let me go to where we at.
	Okay.
	We have to talk about this.
	We have to talk about this.
	And this is to us?
	This is to all of us.
	Let's just, let's, there's so many, there's, there's so much to go with.
	So an open secret posted, I know.
	I have to read.
	By the way, if you ever, if you reference CP, please reference it as CP.
	I just could do this so it doesn't even pick up.
	But Nick Fuentes' key lieutenant arrested by FBI for credible mass violence threats against TPUSA, possession of CP on cell phone, Alejandro Richard, Velasquez, Gomez, 18 aka Latina Zumer, and Mestizo Zumer.
	And if you go to the actual article, this is from, this is local news, by the way, here in Texas.
	FBI says in South Area Teen, San Antonio teen made credible mass violence threat against conservative student group.
	And the article goes on to say, a graduate of Wagner High School has been charged in a federal anti-terrorism investigation.
	I also went dark after allegedly making online posts that the FBI claims shows that he was planning an attack on conservative student group in Florida.
	And I think it goes down to explain what he said.
	So he basically said, oh, yeah, here it is.
	Velasquez alleged that threat against the Student Action Summit concluded with SAS will be turning point of Latino Zoomer lore.
	And it said here that, where did it say something specifically?
	Oh, he said like that it was going to be a we're going to have his retribution or something like that.
	And he's booked here.
	Yeah.
	The tweet itself, you can take it off the screen, seemed pretty, pretty innocuous.
	What do we feel about the FBI in general?
	Because the planting of child porn on his phone, like, I'm not going to defend, I'm not defending anyone, but I want to say planting.
	Well, they, you know, that Alex Jones won the case against the federal government, that they literally planted child porn on his servers.
	That is very real, but in this case, I want no, no, no, no, wait.
	I'm not saying anything.
	I'm coming to this.
	I'm saying, I'm coming on both sides of the coin here.
	On one end, they're saying the planting of child porn is real.
	That's what Fuentes is saying was planted, right?
	So let's go to my full screen here for a second.
	So to break this down, my full screen of me.
	So on one end, there's two sides of the point to where they're saying, hey, this guy is a creep.
	He's looking at child porn.
	He wanted to kill Charlie Kirk and people.
	No, go ahead.
	He wanted to kill Charlie Kirk and people, and he was looking at child porn.
	The other side is saying, hey, the FBI is not to be trusted.
	The FBI caused problems.
	They planted this.
	And his threats were broken down to like in-cell 4chan lore.
	I don't have a conclusion yet.
	It's just broke.
	I don't know about this.
	But if this is real, this is potentially very hurtful.
	It's hard to know because there's so many fake attacks against Fuentes and these people.
	I know why they're credible, but either this guy is a creep and dangerous, or he's a victim.
	Let's talk the conversation.
	Let's start with Gina and Mike.
	Is this guy a victim or is he really a creep mass killer?
	Where do you lie on this?
	You probably don't know too much about this.
	I don't know about this kid.
	I'm pretty sure the language that they use, like key lieutenant, is absolutely suspect.
	I think Nick is Nick.
	I've seen him disavow this kid having anything to do with AF or anything to do with himself.
	If he's turned up with two Daniel Defense rifles and a new truck, then maybe I'd be more likely to think that the FBI is involved and creating a false flag.
	And I don't know.
	I don't really know too much about it.
	I'm just initially skeptical of anything the FBI is involved with.
	Yeah, that too.
	And initially skeptical of any public attack on Nick Fuentez in America First because he's one of the most politically persecuted people in the country.
	And so, I mean, not to say that all of it's false, but I'm just always initially skeptical of happy birthday to Nick.
	It was his birthday a couple days ago, so I want to wish him happy birthday.
	Oh, was it?
	Yeah.
	Oh, I missed that.
	Yeah.
	That was your whole synopsis on this.
	By the way, if you guys donate now, if you donate now, we're ordering pizza to the studio so that we all feel good.
	If you donate money, then we're waiting for you guys.
	Where was the super chat?
	Did anyone give a ghetto chat so we could do the toast?
	Did anyone give a ghetto chat toast?
	No, no one cares.
	No one cares.
	We're literally.
	I haven't even taken my shot.
	No, we're waiting to give a shot to whoever donates to see if we...
	We took the Venmo first.
	Oh!
	Sorry.
	We already took a shot.
	Yoko.
	Hold up.
	We took the Venmo.
	Let me check it.
	Hold up.
	Oh, wait, we might have had this.
	Hold up.
	We might have had this.
	The Latino Zoomer saga.
	You know, I'm online.
	I'm on Twitter.
	Remember this is live and nothing can be taken out.
	I was sort of following this.
	I think that I don't know exactly that he was actually a threat to anybody.
	I think that he was probably just being edgy.
	This kid seems to be really online.
	But that being said, some of the other allegations were probably true based on what's been leaked with his conduct with other people in the sphere, particularly underage women.
	That being said, the way that they're trying to link this by extrapolation to Nick Fuentes is just ridiculous.
	You know, key lieutenant.
	This guy had no position of leadership or relative authority within America first.
	He was just more or less a super fan.
	You know, they're showing, oh, well, he was at this event.
	He was at this event.
	Yeah, super fans like to go to event.
	You know, this guy was a big fan.
	He was really, you know, invested in everything.
	But that doesn't mean that he was actually acknowledged by the leadership, let alone Nick Fuentes.
	So they're just trying to slander him guilt by association, a tale as old as time, by taking this kid's, you know, anecdote and tying it to America first and Nick Fuentes.
	And it's just totally ridiculous.
	So.
	I agree with you.
	Also, I don't know too much about it, so I'd rather not kind of.
	Well, I don't know either, but like, but like the reason, okay, so do you know about this?
	So this is a good discussion, actually.
	The foreign international community is really upset with the United States on Russia because they said that they couldn't.
	Where is that from?
	Well, I'm saying this, and they couldn't believe the United States saying that Russia was going to invade Ukraine because the United States intelligence has been so dishonest about Afghanistan, about Iraq, etc., right?
	So there's a huge freaking problem that's going on in the country.
	They don't believe us on wars.
	And I feel like that's the same problem with the intelligence community, right?
	It's like, I want to believe, like, someone would be like, oh, Gina, you're so bad.
	This guy really did have child porn.
	He's horrible.
	He's evil.
	And he was trying to kill people.
	And you're like, yeah, but I would believe you if you also weren't investigating Elijah with an open investigation for wiretapping for January 6th.
	Like, meaning, like, I know bad people exist, and I know you probably do catch them, but then why are you politicizing and finding fake fake bad people?
	I don't know.
	I heard the air kick on.
	But fake bad people.
	I'm saying that's the problem.
	It's like you hear the problem with all these people is that it's just the agencies are not consistent, so we don't trust them.
	It's like, well, Epstein, you know, well, we really care about this guy with child porn.
	We don't even have Epstein's logs.
	We don't have Epstein's video cameras.
	You guys care about child porn, but you don't care about children being raped?
	Like, that's a problem.
	That's a really good point, and it's totally true.
	However, you have to look at who they're targeting.
	You know, nobody is looking at Latino Zumer and being like, this guy's a threat to the establishment.
	We're going to plant CP on his phone.
	This, you know, you can go ahead and Google this or maybe look it up on Twitter or YouTube.
	There were things about this particular individual that were less than becoming in terms of his conduct with women, particularly underage women.
	And so it's not exactly surprising that, you know, this stuff would be found on his phone.
	I don't think it was a plant.
	I also don't think that they planted it just so that they could try to guilt by association Nick Fuentes.
	It's already going after Nick Fuentes.
	They don't need a guy named Latino Zumer to do that.
	I think that this really was just a case of a kid who slipped through the cracks.
	He's really just spends too much time on the internet.
	He's disillusioned.
	He's disaffected with his life and he gets caught up in bad stuff.
	And then fortunately, he's going to be paying the price for that for the rest of his life.
	Look at my screen.
	That's him.
	I mean, like, put it up there with us for up.
	Like, dude, he looks like a child.
	How can a child have child porn?
	That's very weird.
	He's a child.
	How old is he?
	Is he 18?
	Probably 18.
	He looks like a minor.
	He got caught up because he had been allegedly simping after a young woman.
	And then they leaked all the screenshots.
	They were trying to really dunk on this guy, humiliate this guy, and I felt badly for him.
	So, you know, I tried to be nice to him.
	I think I met him in an event or something.
	We took a photograph.
	I was trying really to be nice because my thinking was that if this guy got exposed for simping and he's still showing his faces at these events, he's not unaware of that.
	He must be calculating.
	He must be plotting his revenge.
	So I was like, this kid's going to snap.
	I want to be in his good graces.
	And then this comes out and he's, you know, taken into custody by federal police.
	And it's like, okay, I feel vindicated, frankly.
	But it's also like, you know, you really have to be careful to the boys, to the young guys who spend too much time on the internet.
	You really have to make sure that they're doing all right, okay?
	The Forgotten Gamers of America.
	We have to pay very close attention to these guys because they are one or two ratios on Twitter away from doing something that they cannot take back.
	We do have some.
	He also had a, you know, on his own Instagram, I think he posted something about, you know, turning 18, and that's not going to make me unattracted to minors.
	So we have to say, I've displayed some of this behavior before.
	Are we going to take the shot?
	Yeah, we actually did get a lot of Venmos, but we have one here.
	This is Laif Opland.
	This is to Gina and Mark.
	They love the show, especially the Destiny stream.
	John Doyle, you are commanded to stream with sneako Kai clips and thick Nuentes and break the internet shots to the world.
	Okay, here we go.
	To water.
	To Gina and Mark.
	To water.
	Where are you guys at, Gina Mark?
	Why do you guys look like you guys are...
	Are you guys done?
	Are you guys frozen?
	They dropped out.
	What happened?
	They're gone.
	They are gone.
	Hey, text them.
	That looks like they just dropped out.
	Hold up.
	Here, can you just text them real fast while I'm on screen?
	There you go.
	Thank you.
	Okay.
	Next topic.
	No, they dropped out.
	Okay, so that, yeah, I don't know.
	It's weird.
	It's strange.
	I'm quite odd.
	Okay, let's talk about this.
	Okay, so New Zealand, by the way, is Brian.
	If we can get the sound down a little bit on the videos, perhaps, just a little bit.
	People in New Zealand, because of the injectables, are getting sick.
	So it's compromising their immune systems.
	We don't know that though.
	It's not scientifically proven.
	But we're finding that Western countries are having a declined birth rate, an increased death rate, and also they are getting sick faster.
	So New Zealand, which, by the way, has 114% dose mitigation.
	So meaning they literally have 114% dose rate, which means they have more doses than they've even given out to people, but they have almost 100% compliance.
	Suddenly, their population's immune system is dropping and they don't know what caused it.
	And I want to watch this from News at NewsHub.
	Let's watch this.
	Everyone's sick.
	Yeah, we've been asking the same thing, Sam.
	And well, COVID numbers are especially fine.
	It's still full screen, right?
	Every day, it seems like our workmates are off with some kind of bug.
	So is there more sickness in the air right now?
	And if so, what the heck can we do about it?
	Are you sick of being sick?
	You're not imagining it.
	More Kiwis are coughing, sniffling, and calling off work.
	Our immunity against a whole lot of things is sort of a little bit down because we haven't been constantly, I feel like, primed all the time.
	So of course, we've got lots and lots of different viruses coming over.
	And it's not just the coronavirus.
	Of course, lots of things are.
	Seasonal flu, gastrobugs, conjunctivitis, even foot and mouth.
	It's all making everyone's lives just that much harder.
	And that's despite COVID numbers finally going down.
	Community cases are at their lowest since February.
	The data reported in stuff.co.nz suggests compared to last year, respiratory illnesses have doubled.
	The Wow Kiwis survey found double the number of us are experiencing cough, fever, illness, runny nose, and sore throats.
	And when looking at pre-pandemic levels, we're actually seven times sicker.
	So what's going on?
	If we haven't learned anything from this pandemic, it would be a bit disappointing.
	And one of those things is that when you've got a cold or something like that, don't take it to work.
	We know what stops viruses from spreading.
	And so masking up and keeping a distance isn't just about COVID.
	It's about, you know, all sorts of respiratory viruses.
	And it's not just the experts who've noticed.
	Yeah, there's been a few more days off, for sure.
	Our daughter's gone to kindergarten this year.
	So yeah, it's a bit unusual.
	It's hard to say, but she's, yeah, we've been sick as a family.
	Yeah.
	But I know a lot of my friends have been sick.
	It's the worst flu I've maybe ever had in my life.
	Yeah, so definitely worse.
	I don't think it's my immune system because I've been trying to be healthier than usual.
	So what can you do to avoid all the nasties without having to live in your own personal lockdown?
	Yeah, what was that?
	So they said pre-pandemic, they're seven times sicker than they were before.
	Seven times.
	Like, so if you think about this, so if you're like seven times more prone to anything, then that's a huge like catastrophic issue.
	But to the Kiwis, we're glad coronavirus cases are down, except our bodies are not responding well.
	What changed in the last two years?
	Why is everyone dying?
	Why are people getting sudden adult death syndrome?
	Why are people dropping down?
	I don't know.
	Maybe it's the bloody shit you put into your body while you were telling us it's good for us.
	I am so glad I did not take any jabs.
	I am so glad, man.
	I am like genuinely very enthralled that I did not, although, because I could not handle it.
	This is my rich husband Langolin, thank you so much We officially were able to buy dinner.
	I'm going to order pizza for us.
	We'll eat pizza on stream too, by the way.
	I ordered pizza.
	I'm going to do Papa John's because it's closest to our house.
	I would do better pizza, but nothing's better.
	Papa John's is a patriot.
	You don't like us.
	You just want us to eat.
	Thank you, Langeland.
	I appreciate it.
	No, it's true.
	That's such a blessing.
	No, but I mean, like, it's crazy because they go like, what could be causing this?
	But I also get humanity, although, because I get that oftentimes they're like, well, why am I sick?
	It's like the diabetic.
	Like, well, why don't I feel good?
	Because you're fat.
	But then you don't want to lose weight.
	You just want to take insulin.
	It's like, oh, well, why is our country fucked up?
	Well, maybe look at the election.
	Look what you did.
	Why are we sick?
	Look how you responded to the coronavirus.
	You shut everyone down.
	You took away, you know, natural herd immunity, and then you injected them with shit that you haven't tested long term.
	That's a problem.
	I mean, you've seen over the last year, like, many athletes in their teens and in their 20s dropping dead of cardiac arrest.
	I think in the Pfizer trials, did you see this, Elijah?
	In the Pfizer trials, what was it?
	One out of six women.
	I don't remember the exact term, but a ton of women that were in these Pfizer trials miscarried who were pregnant.
	Was it half, John, you said?
	Half of the women that were in the Pfizer trials that were pregnant had miscarriages.
	And so, yeah, I mean, it's, but here's the thing is, though, I never took the vaccine.
	I'm glad that I never got jabbed.
	But I see it on both sides of the coin, right?
	I saw tonight, our friend Lisa Reynolds, she tweeted out, you know, I judge everybody that got the vaccine.
	And I understand that.
	You know, I do too, a little bit.
	If you got the vaccine, then you bowed down to the establishment and to the regime, and you got this experimental vaccine.
	But I do feel for the people that were under threat of losing their jobs, that were going paycheck to paycheck, that needed to get it.
	But, you know, and then I hear the counterargument that it was only because you gave in that they had this authority over you.
	So I see both sides, but I was in college at the time.
	I literally dropped out of college and moved states.
	Let's toast to real traditional values.
	I recently bought 40 acres of wild in the Ozark to plan to make an escape for vacation cabins for every close friends and my close family final payments.
	Okay, I'm making a toast real fast.
	Sorry.
	It interrupts.
	They pay to interrupt.
	It's part of it.
	They always do.
	They do.
	Where is this?
	It's an interruption.
	Okay.
	I'm sorry.
	So this is Deep Eddie Water from Deep Eddie Lemon Water.
	It's Deep Eddie Lemon Water.
	Okay.
	Fun fact, Savannah Hernandez's favorite vodka.
	When you save Simps, get that date with her.
	This is what you buy.
	No, you need this.
	I took a shot.
	No.
	Since when?
	I'll come over after this.
	Take a shot.
	No, let me give it to you.
	No, that's what I'm saying.
	That's what I'm saying.
	A fucking key.
	Take the shot of fucking Key.
	What is this?
	Deep Eddie Leonard?
	That's a little shot, but go ahead.
	Sure.
	Beta shot.
	Beta, man.
	They literally just gave to the stream to make it happen, to make it worthwhile.
	So here's the thing, though.
	Here's the thing.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	I'll do it together.
	Did we get Gina then back on the stream?
	Did something happen?
	She said she was going to call back.
	Did they not?
	Does anything bad message?
	I'll message the producer.
	I will.
	I will.
	Okay, here we go.
	Here we go.
	To the $100.
	Thank you so much.
	Congratulations on your property.
	To black people.
	To black people.
	But I mean, John, what do you think?
	I want to hear your take on this because I get it from both sides.
	Some people say, right, I disrespect everybody that took the jab.
	You were weak.
	You bowed down.
	But I also see it on the other side that some people actually do go paycheck to paycheck.
	They were under threat of losing their job and they didn't have any choice.
	And that was really the malevolence, the evil in forcing the jab on people is they didn't have a choice.
	And I do want to, everybody has a choice, right?
	But it put people in such a bad position.
	And I'm somebody that was fortunate enough to where I wasn't in that tight corner.
	I did drop out of college because they were forcing me to get the vaccine.
	I said, screw this.
	I'm going to withgo the or forego this semester in college and move down to Texas with my good buddy John.
	But I do see it on both sides.
	How do you see it?
	Yeah, I agree.
	We were put into a very fortunate circumstance where actually you even had to sacrifice more than I did to simply not get the jab.
	But it's like, you know, even if it was the right thing to do by that meaning not getting it, which I think is still correct, you can't come at it from a place that is not from sympathy.
	Where, you know, you're looking at the guy who's working a blue-collar job who doesn't have a choice.
	I mean, what is he going to do?
	Like, miss two weeks of pay and then not feed his family?
	And, you know, he gets the vaccine.
	Maybe he doesn't really believe necessarily all the things that are being propagated about it.
	So it I still think fundamentally was the wrong thing to do.
	I think it was still basically bowing down to a regime that ultimately hates you.
	But that being said, you know, it is what it is.
	It's water under the bridge.
	You can't really berate these people.
	It's not really American or the right thing to do, I think, to be like, I told you so.
	I think you really do have to come at it from a place of sympathy and understanding.
	Otherwise, it's like, well.
	Put on the screen there with us, ghetto chats before I want to say one thing.
	Ghetto chats.
	Remember, you guys are asking how you can give, how you guys can support, because we're demonetized everywhere.
	It's kind of even funnier.
	At least you don't have to give to YouTube.
	You don't have to actually support YouTube.
	You can give ghetto chats like link in the description, at Elijah Schaefer on Venmo, PayPal.
	These are our ghetto chats.
	We love it.
	John, don't we love it?
	Don't we love this?
	It's a ghetto chat.
	We love ghetto chats.
	Yes, we love ghetto.
	Put up a little more.
	Put up a little more.
	Chats.
	A little ghetto chats.
	Oh, drink blood, E-Raw, meat, and organs.
	This is a species diet for humans.
	You're such a fucking truth.
	Heal our bodies.
	Also, Ed Jennis Vanderplant says your body.
	I just agreed with you.
	No, I know.
	You're not dancing.
	You were talking about Mike.
	Oh, there we go.
	Come on.
	Come on, John.
	Let's go.
	That was better.
	Um.
	No, it's actually so helpful.
	It's really your cool card.
	I was literally, you guys literally just raised money for dinner, and I just ordered pizza on because you guys literally bought us pizza.
	It's on its way here right now.
	I'm so happy.
	If you guys super chat enough money, we will peer pressure.
	We should peer pressure the pizza delivery guy to sitting down and miking up and giving his taken.
	Oh, my.
	That'd be good content, right?
	Oh, my.
	That'd be good.
	If the pizza delivery guy will come on, we will give him $100 to come on the show.
	Let me see if they're here.
	Let me see.
	We have a lot to do.
	By the way, t.me/slightly offensive.
	Drop your memes.
	Oh, he's all.
	I think he's already gone.
	He's already gone.
	Sorry.
	I do want to say this, though.
	I want to talk about a couple of things that are very, important to me that I find to be very, very, very important.
	So, number one, did you guys see this?
	There was a mob.
	We call this a Tuesday in LA.
	Can you go to the screen here?
	So these new layouts are nice, right?
	These overlays?
	I do like them.
	I stole these from an old show once that existed.
	So I just stole them.
	It was here.
	But I stole them.
	It was here.
	So, look, so this was a group, a group of young people.
	You'll notice something common on the internet here is they're always young and they're always in hoodies.
	And so we call them hooded youths.
	They were in LA, which is my hometown.
	I'm shocked.
	Like, people are not shocked.
	I'm born and raised in LA.
	Because honestly, John, like, you guys are from Detroit, so you know the exact same thing.
	You know who's fucking with that 313, Jiff Vimy?
	Yeah, I doubt it.
	I'm like, hey, hey, Oms.
	Let me throw on the Weister.
	You have Edgar spawning.
	There's a buff on the missing with the glass.
	Hey, I got the buff song.
	Hey, say it to me.
	Hey, Oms.
	Buff song while la shoes.
	Do we want missy through the glasses?
	There we go.
	I grew up with Edgar's with Jaquans.
	On a lodge with it.
	They were like, oh, les, au de l'éons.
	Hey, ohms.
	You know what I really like about this clip?
	Is first of all, there is a lot going on.
	There's a lot of stuff.
	The white woman in the back, scared of her water.
	But why did they disrespect the COVID glass like that?
	I don't see anyone wearing a mask.
	Yeah.
	Why not?
	They must not have grandmothers.
	The aplexi didn't really protect anyone from the scratch-offs have to be scanned to be valid.
	I'm pretty sure.
	This reminds me of what Kathy Hochlin in New York did today, where she's legislating pronouns.
	You can't say mailman or fireman anymore because it's gendered language.
	The people in New York are legislating language at the same time that there's mass homelessness, there's mass drug, you know, drug epidemic, fentanyl overdoses in New York.
	They're overrunning hotels with illegal immigrants, people that cross illegally housing them in our country.
	And their priority is legislating pronouns, legislating language to stay in LA, right?
	They're letting people dope up, do drugs, run tent cities.
	I don't even know what to say.
	Look at this.
	Like, we're living in Mad Max.
	You see this, though?
	Oh, cancel.
	Elderly man dies after being sucker punched by one of his employees.
	What do you notice, John, is the common similarity between these people that are killing white people across the country?
	Oh, sorry, old people.
	They're young, right?
	They are Democrat voters.
	They're Democrat voters.
	But it's just like, I mean, this is, you know, what they got Blake Masters for a few months ago.
	They unearthed an old podcast clip of him where he was talking about what gun violence really means in practical terms.
	And he said something to the effect of, frankly, it has a lot to do with violence between gangs of black people.
	And this is the sin of America, which is a country that worships black people.
	The same way that France under a Catholic monarchy would think to themselves in any institutional level in terms of decisions being made.
	Well, how would God think about, or what would God think about this decision?
	This country thinks when decisions are being made at the institutional level, what would black people think about this decision?
	Well, how are the black people going to think about this?
	So Blake Masters said something to the effect of, you know, it's black people who are committing gun violence against each other during gang shootouts and what have you.
	And this is an issue where the fact checkers aren't even going to attempt to gaslight you as to the reality of the situation.
	So they simply ran the headline such that it would make him seem like he were a racist and, you know, completely irrational actor.
	Because it's just true.
	I mean, everybody knows, frankly, that like this is the problem.
	If you're going to talk about gun crime, you're going to talk about crime in general.
	You're going to have to be a little bit more specific with who you're talking about is committing the crime.
	And, you know, you see these people were going into the 7-Eleven.
	And whether it's me, whether it's Blake Masters, whoever, the cardinal sin in America is to accurately describe the behavior of different groups of people.
	Because our overriding religion, the religion of America in 2022, is egalitarianism.
	Practically defined as everybody is equal, obviously, by every metric.
	Anything that you would try to measure the different groups of people by is irrelevant because we are all the same.
	And so if you accurately describe the behavior of different groups of people, that is a sin because it goes directly against the nature of the overriding narrative, which is that everybody is the same.
	There is no difference between any group of people.
	We are all the same.
	And if there is a difference, it's actually because of racism.
	Oh, you're going to have to pick that up.
	Our host has left us.
	It's the Aldo and John show.
	Locker room talk alpha testing.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	I can't even believe you said that just now.
	I know.
	That hits home very hard.
	I know.
	I know.
	The OG fans will understand this.
	You want to gossip about Elijah while he's not here?
	You know what?
	I kind of actually like this a little bit.
	You know, there's so many.
	I don't even want to call them disagreements because, John, you and I will have a lot of heated discussions.
	Would you agree with that?
	You and I really do have a lot of heated discussions where it's like we agree on like the outcome or like the destination, but we come from different places.
	I don't even know what to call it.
	Yeah, yesterday we got into it when we were lifting about certain people in America.
	And I was telling this story actually to somebody and I was describing it like, yeah, it seemed like Aldo was just like trying to prove to me that he could speak English or something.
	Because I'm like hearing everything you're saying and I was like, okay, but you know, look, man, we still agree at the end of the day on like the key point here.
	Like, why are you trying to argue semantics or like the little details with me?
	But no, it's a good time.
	No, we do, but it's like, yeah, I hate the devil's advocate just as much as the Nest guy.
	I think they're super annoying.
	But I don't even know what it is about us.
	Because again, we agree on so much, but maybe it's just the framing.
	I think that's what it is, probably.
	Like the way that we frame things.
	I think it's the lens, like the lens that we see the world through.
	Well, let's see.
	The lens that we see.
	Let's give the people what they want.
	What is the disagreement?
	What is the deviance and lens?
	How would you interpret this video differently than myself?
	This one?
	Yeah.
	Well, it's the same thing with the isms and the phobias where, you know, I don't see, I see the sexism, racism, homophobia, all these things.
	I see them as illusions.
	I don't see them as actually real.
	I think they're distractions and they're there to make you mad and angry.
	I think there's two truths, right?
	It's either right or wrong.
	It's good or evil.
	And I think that if you narrow your lens and you look at the world through those mindsets, again, right and wrong, good and evil, then the way that you view everything becomes a lot more simple and you can tackle policy issues a lot easier.
	Whereas I'm not advocating against nuance.
	I think it's important, but I just think that some nuance is irrelevant or it distracts you or it's not helpful in the real world, right?
	Is it good?
	Is it evil?
	Is this guy committing a crime?
	Yeah, let's throw him in jail.
	I don't care if he's white.
	I don't care if he's black.
	I don't care if he's gay.
	Right, wrong, good or evil.
	I agree with that, but in the spirit of nuance, I think it is important to consider that all of these people are voters.
	And, you know, I remember we got into this exact discussion yesterday when we were doing a push day.
	We did.
	Like these people are all voting and they are overwhelmingly voting for liberal district attorneys who refuse to prosecute crimes like this.
	Like I don't know in what city precisely this particular incident took place, but I know that in cities like San Francisco, they're refusing to prosecute theft in instances where I think over or less than $1,000 worth of merchandise has been stolen.
	So I think that we can all agree that murder and theft and rape and things like that are wrong.
	But if we want to move closer towards a society which reflects that, we might have to be a little bit more honest with who's exactly doing what.
	So, you know, perhaps, perhaps, I would like to say two things.
	One is that our good buddy James Klug is in the chat.
	Hello, James.
	Let's go, Captain.
	We salute you.
	Do you have rum?
	Can we take a rum shot for James Klug?
	You know, for the viewers not watching, the rum shot is a very, how would you describe it?
	An honor.
	Sacred tradition between James, John, and I.
	It's called pirate mode.
	Rum only.
	I would like to say this, Joe, John, you know, and I tweeted this a while back, is that you make very good points, right?
	You know, your sources are great.
	True.
	Your explanation is great, but can you bench 225?
	Oh, shut the fuck up.
	I'm never talking about.
	This is like literally Kai Clips.
	You know, Kai Clips can bench 225, and I choked him out twice a couple weeks ago.
	So maybe after I debate you successfully on black people, we'll step out into Elijah's backyard and we'll go at it and we'll see who can.
	Wait, who just gave this the ghetto chat?
	Well, we've never wrestled, John.
	We've never gone toe to toe.
	We've never gone toe-to-toe.
	We never stepped into the ring.
	Who is it, Brian?
	Oh, Mike.
	Gina, how are you guys?
	Mark and Gina.
	Oh, they're back.
	Hi.
	Welcome back.
	Hi.
	I mistakenly didn't have our laptop plugged in.
	Hey, boys, there's full-on pizza there.
	Ready if you'd like some, John.
	So if you guys, we want to catch you up.
	We were talking.
	What were we talking about?
	We were talking about looting.
	I don't know if you guys saw the looting in LA, this flash mob that took over this gas station in L.A. John and I were talking about some of the differences we had.
	Not in the conclusions we make about race and about crime, but maybe the way that we get there, I guess the starting point that we get there, I was talking about, I don't really see racism, sexism, homophobia, all that, all those isms as, I guess, you know, good and useful in assessing policy.
	It's either right, wrong, good, or evil.
	And I think if you make it simply down to those four points, then, you know, public policy and law becomes a lot easier.
	So we debated that.
	But how are you guys doing?
	Good to see you guys back.
	Doing great.
	We're doing great.
	Doing great.
	Oh, I'm out.
	Because I'm doing great, Shaw.
	You're doing great.
	That was really clever.
	I'm doing great.
	Clever.
	Was there a question there?
	Yeah, why are gay people?
	No.
	Why are gay people?
	Just kind of filling in.
	Okay.
	No, I'm going to ask you.
	I want to do some things with you guys real fast.
	Hold up.
	Wait, do we miss a super chat that was directed towards us before we had multiple.
	I wanted to know how seriously you take absolutist free speech, and they requested that Mike say the N-word.
	Yeah, with the hard R. Wow.
	Do I have to say it like in context of something?
	No, don't say it, actually.
	No, I'm not saying that.
	But I want to try a question with you guys.
	Let me ask you this.
	Yeah.
	Here we go.
	Let's bring up some random topics here that I'd like to talk about that are very important.
	So number one.
	So, you know.
	I ain't gay.
	Rick Drugmore isn't gay.
	Congratulations for anti-coming out of the closet.
	No, wait, isn't this almost better than super chats, right?
	Like they, you can, like, like trigger confetti and have a good time.
	And like, you don't have to give money to Susan Wajeki and her globalist elites.
	Why'd you point at me?
	You got to stop doing that.
	First, it's 6 million.
	Now it's globalist elites.
	Globalist elites.
	No, no.
	Okay.
	But here we go.
	Because we're at the point of the show almost, by the way, Gina, where we're going to start calling Telegram people.
	And we start just live calling people on air, which is very dangerous.
	We have live conversations with people.
	So let me go in here real fast to Telegram and let me tell people, hey, would you like to be called?
	And we're going to have real conversations, okay, before this.
	So we're going to give about three or four minutes here.
	We're going to start live calling people.
	Gina and Mike, you guys need to have questions because you guys are going to be in control of the questions here for live callers.
	Okay.
	Wait, why do we have to ask them questions?
	No, but like in charge of the questions.
	They're going to ask you questions and you guys are going to be like the ones in charge of like, yeah, you're in charge of the questions.
	Correct.
	So like, and counter questions.
	We're all going to join in, but it's going to, oh, look, we're already at 18 people, 20 people want to be called.
	This is how quick it happens.
	Let's do it.
	Okay, here we go.
	Let's try our first person here, Abel Garcia, who's been on the show before, detransitioned.
	Let's see if we can get full screen here.
	Hello, Abel Garcia.
	Is there any way you can go?
	Can you go a video here?
	Hey, Elijah.
	Hello, Abel.
	So you're on air here live with a few thousand people here on Slightly Offensive.
	You have Gina and Mike from the I'm Doing Great podcast.
	Gina, go ahead and they're here.
	Do you have anything you'd like to ask or talk about here, Abel?
	Not off the top of my head right now.
	I'll take questions if you guys have anything to ask.
	Okay, so he detransitioned Gina from a female to a male, got full surgery, everything.
	Go ahead, Gina.
	I'll say you can't get the full surgery, Elijah.
	I still have my genitals.
	Okay, the genitals.
	Go ahead, Gina.
	So did you get any surgery?
	No surgery.
	Can you hear us, Abel?
	Can you hear him?
	Abel, did you get full surgery?
	Any surgery at all?
	How's a Gina?
	I got breath implants, and I had them removed.
	And I had my chest reconstructed.
	Could you hear Gina when she asked that down there?
	Could you hear that or no?
	I did not hear her.
	I do apologize.
	Can you hear Mike?
	Can you hear him or no?
	I guess you can't.
	You guys can hear him.
	I didn't hear Gina.
	I heard the other gentleman.
	He asked about the surgeries.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Put them full screen, Brian.
	Brian, put them full screen.
	So for the surgeries that I have had, I did get breath implants.
	I had the implants removed and I had my chest reconstructed.
	Aldo, can you relate the question?
	No, he can hear you.
	He can hear you.
	He can hear you, Mike.
	Oh, you can hear me?
	Oh, okay, gotcha.
	Oh, weird.
	That's interesting.
	Wait, you can hear him, right?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	okay so here's here's the question um why why is it do you think that trans people feel that they be saying anything right now i can't hear anything okay Okay, okay, so go ahead, Mike.
	Give me your question.
	The live can hear you for sure, though.
	Okay, that's fine.
	Here's the question if you can relate to him.
	Why do trans people feel, if they truly do feel they are a man or a woman, why do they necessarily need to have the surgeries done?
	So Mike asks, you know, if trans people think that you really are a man or a woman, why is it necessary to have the surgeries done?
	Now that I look at it, I don't know why I want people to have these surgeries.
	It's.
	For me, you're castrating yourself.
	It's best to get genital surgeries.
	Can you ask him at the time why he felt that way?
	Why he needed this?
	Because a lot of people eventually do become miserable.
	So they don't feel that bad.
	At the time when you made the decision to have the surgery, what was your mindset then?
	What were you thinking as to why you needed to undergo the surgery and that you couldn't just be transgender as is?
	And who was influencing you when you made that decision?
	Good follow.
	Those who influenced me were my medical professional team, which was a therapist and the health clinic that I was going to.
	The reason why I wanted it was because at the time I thought it was transgender.
	I was told I can become a woman.
	And obviously under disillusions, I believe them.
	Now, looking back on that, do you think they led you astray?
	And do you think that there should be any type of repercussions for medical professionals that are leading people like you down this road?
	Oh, definitely.
	I would love to sue all medical professionals, but unfortunately, I have passed statue of limitations.
	There are way more de-transitioners like myself.
	The youngest out of the world.
	Can you ask him to be a little bit of a young girl in California?
	At the age of 13, she started puberty block red and testosterone.
	At 15, she got a double mastectomy.
	And at 17, she realized she made a mistake.
	She is on social media under the name of Chloe Cole.
	That is another one who is currently having her name dragged through the mud as another example.
	How old were you when you made this decision to undergo these transition surgeries?
	And what would you say to the youth that are contemplating doing these surgeries now?
	I was 19 when I did this, and I would obviously tell anyone who wants to do this, obviously do not do this.
	You are going to have a lifetime of pain and suffering compared to what you actually believe.
	Are you still if there were a lot of people around him that were feeling transgender as well, or if he was kind of a loner in that?
	Were you alone in your group of friends, I guess, or people around you that were transgender?
	Were you the lone, I guess, transgender person in your social circle?
	I didn't know a lot of other countries.
	I communicate with a lot of and again, I was the user just can you say that again?
	What was that?
	So I knew a lot of transgenders when I was still transgender.
	I communicated with a lot of them, but in the end, I was just alone.
	Was this real fast?
	Real fast.
	Real fast.
	So, Abel, we're going to have you back on the show, and I'm really enjoying this.
	And I'm really, by the way, you look like a dude again.
	Last time I saw you, you looked like a chick.
	Thank you.
	Wait, no, last time you saw me was an MFET.
	No, no, no, but I mean, on air.
	So, so, yeah, I don't equate my private life to my public life, meaning I meet people all the time that I've never met before.
	So, you know, I have a lot of meetings and stuff with individuals.
	So, I like it to see you.
	Elijah, can you let him know that we're praying for him?
	Mike wants to let you know that we're praying for you.
	And what would you like prayer for?
	He actually wants to know with him and Gina.
	For everyone and anyone listening to this, just pray.
	I would love to say everything that I can, but I'm fortunately have a lot of stuff I cannot say on air.
	But for at least right now, just pray that other de-transitioners like myself are able to get the support that they want.
	And for those currently transitioning, realize their mistakes.
	Can I ask real quick, are you still dealing with any medical complications from the surgery today?
	And how long has it been since you did those initial surgeries?
	So the first surgery I ever had was in 2018 of May.
	I had breast implants, and issues I've had since then are, obviously, I can't feel my chest anymore.
	If you want it to stab me in a certain part, I probably wouldn't even feel it.
	Wow.
	My genitals have atrophied.
	I have difficulty using the restroom.
	And the left half of my body shakes uncontrollably.
	I have been told I might have developed MS. For those who don't know what that is, I do apologize.
	I'm going to butcher the name really bad, but it is multiple sclerosis sclerosis.
	Multiple sclerosis, yes, correct.
	That is what I have more than likely developed on the left half of my body.
	You know what, Abel, that's the degeneration of the myelin sheath on the nerve nodes.
	So we are really sorry.
	I was going to ask you, would you ever be willing to go on the I'm Doing Great podcast down there to talk about detransitioning on Gina and Mike's podcast to explain what's going on?
	Would you ever be willing to talk to them and the public about what that's like?
	Yeah, Elijah, you know me.
	I would love to talk to everyone and anyone.
	You know what?
	Thank you so much.
	Abel, we're praying for you.
	We love you.
	I'm going to pop you off here.
	Let's talk soon.
	You have my phone number.
	Have a good one, bro.
	Thank you, Abel.
	All right.
	I'll send you a message.
	I want to say anything.
	Thanks, Abel.
	Wow.
	That's crazy, right?
	That's crazy.
	Oh, my gosh.
	Well, I just got to say real quick is for Abel, that was extremely brave and courageous for him saying that stuff.
	And I can't even imagine what he's going through having such traumatic, invasive, life-altering, unchanging surgeries done to your body at such a young age.
	I think he said 19 is when those happened to him.
	And it's so heartbreaking to hear that he had people around him encouraging him to do that to himself.
	So I just got.
	Crazy, too, because I assume he's Latino.
	So it's like his parents were probably incredibly unsupportive during that time.
	If I had to assume.
	Let's try this.
	He was alone and had another.
	We're going to try a couple people.
	Let's try this here.
	Let's see.
	If they don't pick up, we've had multiple people not able to pick up.
	So let's see for a second.
	Oh, this looks like it's going to be a good call if they pick up.
	If they don't pick up, it's fine.
	People say they want to be called and we're calling people live.
	It's very.
	Would you say this is questionable on a show to be calling people off Telegram Live?
	We do this every.
	Oh, okay.
	Hello, sir, ma'am.
	Are we out with a man or a sir?
	Or some sometimes when they great.
	Can you do video or are you trying to stay anonymous?
	I can do video.
	All right, let's go.
	Let's see who we're talking to.
	Let's go.
	The boys and their phones right here.
	I'm the only one here.
	Are you going video?
	Turn on the video aspect there if you can.
	See if you can.
	Oh, God.
	Are we having trouble here, sir?
	So life goes.
	Goddamn pro there.
	I don't know.
	Can you come on the screen full time here?
	Or are we having a problem?
	I press video.
	We don't see you, though.
	I see me.
	We don't see you.
	Quite the existential problem he's having.
	We can see him.
	He can't see us.
	It's quite, but it's like, what is video calls?
	This is like Pinocchio.
	What is sight?
	It's because sometimes we see it.
	It's something like Pinocchio.
	We send the body of the whale.
	Sometimes it's the best actual JVP.
	Sometimes we don't understand what's happening.
	JVP.
	Call us back.
	Hold up.
	I'm sorry.
	We have to go off that one.
	Hold up.
	Let me go here.
	Wilson David said, call me daddy.
	Okay, here we go.
	Let's try this.
	That's good, Mike.
	Very nice.
	Sometimes it's not about seeing, but it's about knowing.
	I'm not going to do it.
	Wilson Davids, can you turn your video or are you trying to stay anonymous?
	Let us know.
	I'll turn it on real quick.
	If you can, that'd be great.
	We'd love to see you here and your permissions.
	Prayer beads.
	It shouldn't be.
	Let us know when you have it on.
	All right, there we are.
	Let's go full screen, Brian.
	All right, Wilson, how are you doing?
	You're here with Gina Bontempo.
	You're here with everyone else.
	Mike Lerner, Alda Badazzoni, John Doyle, myself.
	Do you have any questions, anything you'd like to discuss?
	Well, first off, I just want to say thanks to both of you guys.
	I listen to your guys' podcasts all day at work.
	It's good for getting through the day.
	Awesome, dude.
	Is that directed to us?
	But yeah, no, I don't know.
	Let me come back.
	I have a quick question real quick.
	Shoot.
	Aldo, can you ask him if that's directed to us?
	I'm just kind of trying to stay positive right now, Baron.
	Like, I don't know, you got a lot of shit going on.
	I know we got some wins here and there going on, but how do you kind of try to stay white-billed during these times?
	So, real quick, though, you know, when you said you listened to the podcast, was that also directed towards the IDG people?
	Yeah, no, I love their podcast.
	They have some great guests on.
	I love the variety.
	Hell yeah.
	Love to hear that.
	Okay, real fast.
	Brian, take him off screen real fast.
	I'm going to see if I can.
	Wait, wait, you're them for some reason, but we'll be relaying.
	No, no, let me see real fast.
	I might have an issue.
	I might know what the issue is.
	Hold up.
	In terms of, let me just see if I have the issue here.
	Audio source.
	No, it's system audio.
	Wait, hold up.
	Fuck, Brian.
	What's going on here, Mike?
	How long have you guys been doing the IDG podcast?
	Because I see you guys, obviously.
	This is the first time.
	Third week of December we started.
	Yeah.
	End of last year.
	There we ended last year.
	Awesome.
	Yeah.
	I'm sorry.
	I don't know why they can't hear him in the call, Brian.
	We don't have the problem with that.
	But just you can't hear us.
	Wilson, David, you can't hear us, but I'm going to let them speak and then we'll reiterate it to you very shortly.
	Yeah, I was watching on the stream.
	I can hear the IDG guys, but yeah.
	Can you hear them on the stream?
	I don't have the stream up.
	It was on my phone.
	Can you hear them on this?
	We'll check, actually.
	Yeah, you can hear my story.
	I can hear it on the call, though.
	Okay, yeah.
	So go ahead.
	I know we can hear you on the stream.
	So go ahead and let us know what you think and we'll reiterate it back to him.
	So go ahead.
	How do you say white-pilled in moments like this?
	Yeah, you won't hear them, but we'll tell you.
	So yeah, just you can reiterate every sentence after I say it because obviously you can't hear us.
	Let him know that Mike used to be blackpilled and he said so a couple times on the show.
	Michael black pilled and he said so a couple times on the show.
	So it's just going.
	Yeah, yeah, I'm going to keep going.
	So I'm going to take my headphones off so I don't hear you.
	But we've had a couple of Christian guests.
	They've had a couple of Christian guests who have helped me come to the white light.
	Okay, so for me, this is so retarded.
	I stay white-pilled.
	You got to stay in the word every day.
	Reading the Bible on a regular basis, being a part of a Christian community.
	And for me, it's my daughter.
	Like, I just look at my daughter and I'm white-pilled.
	Have kids.
	Yeah, have kids.
	Have kids and have many.
	That keeps me white-pilled.
	So she just said, stay in the Bible, have kids, follow God.
	And that should be the perspective.
	What are your thoughts on that?
	Yeah, I'm trying to work towards that a step at a time.
	I've heard you mention a lot.
	It's kind of like a day-by-day sort of battle.
	You take the wins you can get.
	So right now, I live in California.
	I don't live in the bad parts.
	I'm sort of in the Northern California region.
	And it's not as bad here, but you definitely see kind of despair going on, I guess.
	Just like the homeless people, the crazy people, man.
	It's pretty wild.
	And funnily enough, I'm looking to move to Tennessee and kind of try to get some land out there and become more independent than where I'm at right now.
	But it's, I'd say, I have a lot of, I look to that to try and look to having kids and like try to make that my reason for the white pill and try and make a better society.
	So that's kind of where I'm at right now.
	Yeah, and I think that's telling them to come to Tennessee.
	They said come to Tennessee.
	that's mike said that and i will say because because the audience i have a bachelorette for you in tennessee she has a She has a bachelorette for you.
	And I'm going to tell you this, my friend, is this is why we have to be very careful not to be judged by people because this is why the SOBs are slightly offensive backers.
	We're all bit misovets.
	We're a bit weird and we're a bit strange.
	But we also understand that like, that's why even Mike was like, oh, you said cunt and a Bible verse in one sentence.
	It's true.
	It's because I understand there's a lot of people who can quote Bible verses and a lot of people who can be crass, but a lot of us are somewhere in between.
	That's why we have the new podcast, Messy Christianity, in general.
	We're just complicated individuals.
	And the way you do better is just every day.
	It's like you look at porn last night.
	You fuck a hooker.
	You hang out with Hunter Biden, smoke crack, and have 37 hookers.
	I'm not that cool, man.
	Yeah, I'm not that cool either.
	But I'm saying, like, my point is you wake up today, you feel bad.
	What's your decision?
	You either A, repeat your mistakes or you choose to try to do better.
	So, so that's all it is.
	You wake up in the morning.
	Do I try to do better or do I not?
	And what's my standard for better?
	Is it the left?
	Is it the world?
	No, it's God.
	Can I believe in God and still be a worldly person?
	Yeah, you can.
	Is it good?
	No.
	But you go, I feel anxiety.
	I feel pain.
	I feel hurt.
	I feel separated from people.
	I feel separated from God.
	Why?
	Because my own sin, my own mistakes.
	So we try to do better.
	I appreciate you.
	We're going to let you go and we'd love to talk to you in the future.
	We're going to call a couple other people.
	Any last words?
	Thank you so much.
	Alan, we appreciate it.
	Brian, we appreciate it.
	Can you ask him if he's a citizen?
	I love work every day.
	I hope so.
	So keep on getting on.
	We love you, bro.
	Mike, want to know, are you a citizen?
	I'm not.
	Well, I'd say I'm a citizen, but I haven't joined the men's club yet.
	I'm going to get there.
	I got rent coming up in two weeks, man.
	I'll pay the rent.
	I'll be a citizen.
	Let's go.
	Let's go.
	All right.
	Come to Tennessee.
	I'll find you a bride.
	All right.
	We're going to take a couple more.
	We're going to take 11.02.
	Okay.
	We're going to take two more calls.
	Yeah.
	Good.
	He had pizza.
	I got, I got everyone pizza.
	Hi, John.
	I'm doing great.
	Can you guys put on the super chat, the ghetto chats real fast, Brian?
	Ghetto chats.
	Brian's in the chat.
	We got a ghetto chats.
	Here we go.
	Brian put it up.
	Ghetto chats.
	Yes.
	Link in the description.
	Venmo, PayPal.
	We'll read them.
	We have two more calls.
	Then we'll get the ghetto chats and the memes.
	I'm really happy.
	Isn't that really great, ghetto chats?
	John is fading.
	How are you fading?
	How are you fading?
	Join the ghetto chats.
	Look, nobody loves the ghetto chats more than me.
	I will say that.
	And I'm not fading.
	I'm going to give the kid a coffee.
	Yeah.
	Can we get?
	I'm going to tell Kevin to give him a coffee.
	Oh, been in the gym a ton.
	Yes, I'm a John Doyle fan.
	You know what's funny?
	Someone who's watching the stream just texting me like, oh, you're drunk, drunk.
	No, he's not drunk, drunk.
	He's from.
	He's drinking water.
	You know, I have.
	So it's sort of weird because I have like the Irish tolerance, but also the I don't drink lack of tolerance.
	And so Elijah Shaver's passing me shots.
	And I just want to talk about politics.
	You know, I want to.
	No, he's fine.
	It's a live stream.
	I'm looking for a girl real fast just because honestly, okay.
	Tipsy John.
	Okay, only call me if John talks to me.
	This is Jackie.
	Let's go.
	Here we go.
	Thank you.
	I guess I talked to a woman.
	John, this is your call.
	Sorry about the technical issues, guys.
	I find this myself.
	I don't know what's going on.
	Half the shit, I just make it up.
	And when you guys give, by the way, it helps pay the producer because he's doing it for free, by the way, this whole show.
	And then if you guys give, he gets a percentage of the ghetto.
	Yeah, he has a percentage.
	He's doing that.
	I'm praying for Brian.
	Oh, meant my life.
	Really?
	Do you want to block Jackie from messaging you?
	No, let's try one more time.
	Jackie, you said call me if John wants to talk to me.
	And then you just gave up.
	Jackie, you just block her.
	Two minutes ago.
	How'd that even happen?
	The women don't pick up.
	That's the problem.
	I try to call women.
	They don't pick up.
	Someone's going to clip that.
	I try to call ladies and they never answer their phone.
	Jackie.
	Hello.
	Jackie, are you willing to do a video?
	Are you not in a position to do that?
	Wait, I'm sorry about what?
	Are you in a position to be on video right now or no?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Can you turn on the video if possible just because, yeah, fuck it.
	Let's go.
	We love calling our Johnson.
	Everyone on Telegram has to be 18.
	So if they're not, that's Telegram's fault on ours.
	Okay.
	Oh, we can't see you, but hey, Jackie, can we bring on some light, something here?
	There you are.
	Jackie.
	Is it like super dark?
	Yeah, we can see you now.
	Jackie, John Doyle is actually here talking to you.
	Hi, Jackie.
	How are you doing?
	I know.
	I really feel like I'd like for this to happen.
	I was just messing around.
	Gina, are you okay?
	Yeah, you thought, you thought, but also, Jackie, so we can barely see you, but you look very beautiful.
	You look lovely.
	You have a nice voice.
	We love you.
	You have any questions, any concerns, anything going on here?
	You know, a couple weeks ago, I tried to rate your podcast on Spotify, and it wouldn't let me get past four stars.
	It was so weird.
	Really?
	Yes, it literally, I was trying to put five stars, and it wouldn't let me submit it.
	She's talking to us.
	Really weird.
	I think she's talking to Elijah.
	No, she's talking to us, I think.
	I think she's talking to all of us.
	Are you talking to I'm Doing Great or myself?
	About what?
	I'm sorry.
	Are you talking to me, Elijah, or to Mike and Jackie?
	Yeah, to you, Elijah.
	See, it happens to all of us.
	We had the same problem.
	Yeah, okay.
	I'm not talking to you, Eliza.
	But you can't leave even one star on She-Hulk on Rotten Tomatoes.
	You know about that, right?
	You can't leave one star reviews.
	They don't let you leave one star.
	86%.
	I completely believe that.
	Well, Jackie, Jackie, you're one of the...
	Can you hear them, by the way?
	Can you hear Mike and Gina?
	Hi, can you hear us?
	Well, I don't know what's happening with that.
	I will say this, though.
	So one of my main questions is for you is you're one of the 30% of females who watch this show.
	We have the I'm Doing Great podcast here.
	You guys need to subscribe.
	If you don't subscribe, you're retarded.
	You have to go subscribe.
	Go to I'm Doing Great.
	Subscribe.
	If you're watching this live, there's no description on the show, but there will be when it posts.
	We'll have all their socials.
	So make sure you go in.
	Because it's such a good podcast.
	One of my favorites to listen to of all times.
	They even had Bryson Gray on recently.
	You got to watch John on there.
	It's so good.
	They even have Fwick Nentes.
	But Jackie.
	Had him on twice.
	Do you have any questions for anyone or any discussion points you'd like to bring up on the chat here?
	Honestly, I really didn't expect you guys to call me.
	I was just messing around really.
	So I'm a little bit embarrassed almost.
	We love it.
	Any question for John, for Don Joyo?
	Or any comment?
	Would you like to say anything to him?
	He's listening.
	I'm not drinking right now.
	Nah, he's just a little buzz.
	I was there.
	It didn't happen like that.
	Yeah, no, he knows the whole story.
	Doesn't know what happened.
	It's just kids talking shit.
	Yeah, nobody, nothing happened.
	Any comments for him?
	Because he'd love to hear it.
	He's a single guy.
	He likes to know what's going on in life.
	No, I know.
	He doesn't like when girls simp over him.
	So, nah.
	See, Jackie gets it.
	She at least understands what's going on.
	All right.
	All right.
	I know.
	I shouldn't say anything.
	I'm just going to be like, I like your content, John.
	I like all of your guys' content.
	We love you, Jackie.
	We're going to let you go.
	We appreciate it.
	We'll take one more caller here before we go to memes.
	Thanks, Jackie.
	All right.
	Bye, guys.
	Bye.
	All right.
	We'll take one more here.
	Let's go.
	Last caller here.
	I know.
	I don't know what.
	Okay, we'll figure that out.
	I'm doing great.
	I would say at least once a month or every other month, this group needs to get together.
	Would you agree with that?
	At least.
	I'd do it.
	I would say we need to get together just to like, just to dig, take drinks, and hang out.
	No drinks.
	Actually, let's see.
	One more person.
	Where are we at?
	Call me.
	That would be sick.
	Jesse Hughes says that would be sick.
	Okay, Jesse.
	You better be cool.
	I'm going to fucking fuck you up.
	Here we go.
	Jesse Hughes, you are live on the offensive podcast on Saturdays.
	We can see you here in your backwards cap.
	What's up, motherfucker?
	I don't know why my headphones aren't working.
	What's up, guys?
	How are y'all?
	Hey, what up?
	What's up, bro?
	All right.
	So you are live in front of an audience.
	You're on Blaze TV.
	How are you doing?
	Let's freaking go.
	I'm doing great.
	Just got fished.
	It's welcome week here at Liberty University.
	We just got finished watching.
	Sick.
	That movie is wild, but you know it is what it is.
	I love it.
	What do you say?
	Can you ask me to repeat that?
	What movie did you say?
	What movie?
	You broke up there for a second.
	What is it?
	Mega Monro Jesse okay, so we have the I'm doing great podcast here on.
	You can't hear them because I'm ghetto, but do you have any questions or comments or anything you'd like to talk about or anything you'd like to ask anyone here in the room, and we'd love to answer them for you.
	Ready that the floor is yours?
	Yeah so um well, the first thing uh John, I know I got cars in the text you every day, but check your email, bro.
	But secondly uh, so i'm like starting to dip my feet into the um podcast world.
	Uh, doing some of the stuff y'all inspired me to do some stuff like that with uh podcasting, with youtube, and I was just wondering from all of y'all uh, just like some practical tips on more of the uh promotion side of things and like trying to draw more attention, because you know, i'm still working on building a brand, i'm still working on doing all that kind of stuff.
	But uh, just the um practical side of everything of getting uh, my name out there, getting some of this stuff built up.
	All that John, Oh Uh.
	Well, there's two things as a person.
	One, my attention span has been eroded by the internet and by full screen john.
	Go full screen, john.
	So i'm not willing to watch something that is like a podcast, that is long form, unless I am familiar with you.
	Which gets into the second point, which is like, if i'm not familiar with you, i'm not going to give you 40 minutes, 45 minutes of my time.
	That's the one resource I cannot create more of for myself.
	I don't know you.
	Why would I click on a video or a podcast of yours?
	It's 45 minutes, it's an hour and a half if I don't know who you are.
	So what I would say is that record the podcast, record the content that you want to record however, clip that, market it, even pay for third-party advertisements if you have to.
	That will allow my initial viewership.
	Exactly that will bump you up into the algorithm.
	That will allow you to be competitive.
	That's the strategy that I did, probably the strategy that ID is doing, which is why they've been so successful for a long form, a long form podcast just showing up on Youtube and they've already got like what, 15 000 subscribers in less than a year, so you know the content can be good 17 recently they went up like excuse me well, excuse me okay, first of all, nobody respects Id more than myself.
	I will say that.
	But secondly, that's what you got to do.
	The content can be good, but the question is, how do you get that content in front of people?
	And I think the strategy is being willing to invest money into advertising and doing so competitively, like everybody else does, and coming on the show too.
	Just being on people's shows helps so much with credibility in terms of seo.
	No one talks about this like like the the effect, and I and I say this like i'm going on Timpool is a very big podcast um, and I go on, I try to go on there pretty regularly um, I never gain maybe more than like 200 subscribers.
	If you're new to the podcasting world, you probably gain 10 000, but I gain like 200 and and uh, Gina would know this the reason why it's important is called relevancy.
	So staying in the algorithms, so like just going on other big name shows.
	It's not that I gain subs, just that, like when you search up Elijah Schaefer.
	It takes relevancy or slightly offensive.
	And then I show up on TIM POOL, I show up on Crowder, I show up on FOX NEWS.
	You show up on a lot of places like in the search, and they're not gonna go on a, you know a Tim Pool episode from two years ago.
	They're gonna take one from this year and what's happening now.
	So get them as many podcasts as possible, because you never know who's gonna blow up.
	You never know what's gonna happen.
	Um, we are gonna let you go.
	I appreciate you, but we have to get into some of these things.
	Appreciate you, bro.
	What's your podcast?
	Plug your podcast Right now, it's literally just called the Jesse Hughes SHOW.
	It's on Apple Spotify, all of that.
	I use Anchor to record.
	And I've been in D.C. doing an internship this summer, so I haven't had that much time to record stuff.
	But now that I'm back here, and now that I, weirdly enough, being at school, have a little bit more time to do things.
	I'm going to get back into it.
	I'm going to get into the grind again.
	But thank you guys so much.
	On behalf of the College Republicans of Liberty University, you all have open invitations.
	John, you literally have an invitation in your email.
	Please email me back.
	Have John and I come out together because I have a few speeches.
	John and I are going to speak in Miami too in October.
	What?
	We're speaking in Miami in October, I thought.
	I don't know anything about that.
	Okay, I think so we are.
	I have quite a few speeches lined up with John and I. Have John and come out together because John and I do well.
	We'll share it.
	We share.
	We share a lot.
	I would love to have both of y'all.
	We're still trying to work on fundraising and stuff right now.
	But I would love to talk behind the scenes, get y'all out here.
	But yeah, if you want this, email me, Elijah at slightlyoffensive.com.
	I'll actually get back to you.
	Gotcha.
	Sounds great.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm like 13 years older than John.
	We appreciate him.
	No, I've literally had to get.
	I met Carson Wolf a few weeks ago in an event.
	I've literally had to get him to text John for me and stuff.
	John is too busy.
	He's working too hard on his next piece of content.
	He can't get him out in time for it.
	Real?
	That's literally half my life.
	People are in my DMs.
	They're like, hey, can you relay this information to John Doyle?
	I'm like, yeah.
	Yeah, I have an assistant for a reason, but you can.
	I have to go, bro.
	I'm going to hit let you go.
	I have to let him go.
	Okay.
	We're going to finish with some meme reviews here.
	Just give me a second here.
	So let's start with some of these.
	Let me see if I can get some of these up here.
	Okay.
	So meme reviews.
	Oh, they're trying to call me back.
	I can't talk to them.
	Okay.
	Meme review for tonight.
	Here we go.
	Let's go on.
	Meme review.
	Sorry, that was bass.
	We can't take you.
	I'm so sorry.
	Wow.
	next time so that was um yep that that's who's sniping my p Is that out of time?
	Have you ever noticed how Elijah's memes are just like photographs that have Elijah or various characters from his universe inadequately photoshopped onto like other entities within the environment?
	Like they're not like memes.
	They're just like images that look cursed.
	What's wrong with that?
	I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that.
	It's just an obstacle.
	Gina, Mike, what's wrong with memes like that?
	Look at this.
	Look at this.
	Ready for this?
	Go that?
	I'm too cool to dance.
	So true.
	So true.
	John, you were dogging on Mike at the beginning of the pod or at the beginning of the episode for not turning in his cool card.
	You won't turn in your cool card to dance?
	I'm an animated guy, okay?
	I'm engaged in the program.
	I'm making commentary.
	This is what Mike was doing.
	He was going, I'm Mike from the IDG podcast.
	I'm going to keep a straight face and be stoic.
	That's what he was doing, okay?
	I've turned in my cool card.
	I'm not going to dance, all right?
	I'm not going to dance for $10.
	It's called humor.
	He gets sleepy when he's drunk.
	It's called humor.
	Okay.
	Is anyone like me too?
	He's not wasted.
	That's why he's not drunk.
	That's not dancing.
	No, bait.
	John is black people.
	No, I'm not.
	Okay.
	John is sharp.
	I know what state we're in.
	He might be a little dangerous.
	Oh, God, Elijah.
	Elijah.
	Oh, here we go.
	Look what you did.
	All right.
	We're doing this.
	Oh, my God.
	Oh, boy.
	Look what you did, Aldo.
	Elijah, has anyone ever told you to cut out sugars out of your diet?
	What?
	No, being serious.
	I looked like that not too long ago, and I want you to get cut, dude.
	I'm bulking.
	Every day's a bulk.
	All right.
	Cut out the processed sugars.
	Me when I ordered $200 from Uber Eats Chick-fil-A every day as well.
	Well, Mike, you bring up a kind of a good point.
	I was talking to John today about what are the, what are the, I asked him, what are your, what do you think are the three biggest threats to America right now?
	Mine were incels, the three-letter agencies, specifically the FBI and the ATF, and seed oils.
	So I feel like with your processed sugars, you know, seed oils.
	Seed oils are in my top three.
	I kind of want to.
	I'd say liberal white women.
	Real.
	Abortion and seed oils.
	I would say the trans agenda.
	Transgender.
	You got two more.
	Gina, you got two more.
	Top three.
	I would say seed oils is included in just the standard American diet in general.
	It's a huge threat.
	Yeah, it's one of the biggest threats.
	I'm just feeling good because I can do like 245 right now.
	I'm feeling like, oh, so we're keeping this up.
	Yeah, hell yeah, John.
	Hell yeah.
	Woo!
	Oh my god.
	Let's go.
	I only did it.
	I only did it because I'm a monkey.
	I'll dance for $10.
	Yeah, shut the fuck up, John.
	You bitch.
	All right.
	Ready for this?
	Okay, here's this one.
	Ready?
	We went shirtless because it's actually one of the things is that I'm actually really, really enjoying this.
	I'm great at controlling my anger.
	I do it all the time when I'm cat called in the street when incompetent men explain my own area of expertise to me.
	I do it pretty much every day because if I don't, I get emotional or difficult or I might just literally get murdered.
	So I'm an expert at controlling my anger because I do it infinitely more than you.
	So there's that.
	10 out of 10.
	10 out of 10.
	Yep.
	Okay, next meme.
	Like, what is this?
	I don't even understand this one.
	John, how much would it cost somebody for you to take your shirt off?
	I'm going to back on my shirt.
	Take my shirt off?
	Yeah, how much?
	I don't care what to take my shirt off.
	Who the fuck cares?
	Not a lot.
	I don't know.
	What's the price, John, for somebody to take it off?
	Should everybody in the room take his shirt off if a super chat is sent his or her way?
	That's a good point.
	Someone's like, here's 20 bucks for Mike to take his shirt off.
	I'll take my shirt off.
	I kind of like that.
	I would want to defend her honor.
	Gina keeps her shirt on.
	It's not happening.
	Yeah.
	All right, meme.
	Next meme.
	Here we go.
	So the next meme.
	No.
	We're getting fucking bulked as fuck.
	Can you put on a different shirt or is it the same shirt?
	Same shirt.
	I just had to do that to make John, because people would meme John.
	And so now I had to take away their meme power being like, oh, John's so this.
	Let me meme this.
	Now I just shirtless on a stream.
	I've never done that before like that.
	So now I have to take it away so that people don't fuck with John.
	I got John's back, right?
	John, did I get your back right now?
	Yeah.
	Because that's not the biggest part.
	It's not John's garlic sauce nationalism.
	All right, go to my screen.
	All right, we got this here.
	We got the girl.
	What is that?
	It's what I'm talking about.
	Your memes are just photos.
	Your face photoshopped over them.
	Wait, what was the IRS one?
	I don't know.
	That's a good one.
	Oh, wow.
	Oh, it's pretty good.
	That's a good idea of color.
	I like that.
	That was pretty good.
	That was cool.
	That was pretty good.
	Gina and Mike, did you guys see the...
	This is literally how we'd like...
	Yeah.
	Did you guys see the Buzz Lightyear film?
	No.
	Okay.
	The other question I wanted to ask before was, would we be making as big of a deal about the She-Hulk bullshit if it wasn't on Disney?
	Like, if obviously it's a bigger issue because Disney Plus is pushing it to a specific group or, you know, age demographic.
	Like, if it was on Hulu, I don't think it'd be as big of a deal.
	It's all trash on there.
	Yeah, but I talked about Sandman on Netflix was like a good show, but it was so woke.
	It was bad in terms of like, it was a very good storyline.
	And they actually stayed true to the comics in terms of it was genuinely interesting of a show.
	But the fact that everyone was gay was weird.
	So like, it's like they mixed good and bad together.
	Most base part of any movie that I've ever seen, I did watch the They Them movie, and there is a scene where these people go to like a gay conversion camp or whatever it is, and Kevin Bacon, who's the camp counselor, separates the group of kids into male and female.
	So, this you see this female-looking person go into one of the showers, and he takes off his clothes, and you see him from behind.
	I say, wait a minute, that doesn't look like a girl ass.
	One of the camp counselors comes in, pulls the woman out of the group, out of the shower, brings her to Kevin Bacon, and he's like, You lied to me.
	And she's like, What do you mean?
	I'm a woman.
	He's like, No, you're not.
	You're lying.
	What's the plot line of this movie?
	It's just there really is no plot to it.
	It's just some transgender person saves the day.
	I don't want to go into it.
	But anyway, Kevin Bacon just called out a trans person for occupying the wrong gender at the camp, and I thought that was amazing.
	Huh?
	We have more.
	We have more.
	Here you go.
	I doubt that.
	Here's this one.
	Here you go.
	It's me and Kez.
	You guys are so fast and so good at this.
	I know.
	Like, this Brian Stelter.
	Okay, pretty good.
	We have.
	Who's that?
	Monolith made that.
	Really?
	Who's that?
	Lisa?
	I don't want to get into it.
	There's me as Brian Stelter.
	It's pretty good.
	Good.
	That's just weird.
	I don't know what that even means.
	Me neither, but like, it's weird, but it's very much on brand.
	Please come on.
	Where'd you guys get that picture?
	It's the weirdest.
	You guys find the weirdest pictures.
	I never even get them.
	And I don't know where you find these images of me from, but they're so good.
	They're so good.
	There's John Transgender.
	Post-op John Doyle.
	What do you guys think about?
	Let's get a rating of post-op John Doyle.
	I give him a solid strong five and a half.
	I think a strong six.
	Really?
	No.
	That's way too low.
	Yeah, I would say it's a.
	Yeah, he looks good.
	No, too big.
	He's too big.
	That's the Ben Shapiro sister issue coming happening right now.
	There's something under there.
	No, there's something under that.
	She looks buff, but there's a little more pack and heat.
	Anyone see?
	Let me see.
	All right, where are you at?
	Let me give me a second.
	The heavies.
	John Doyle with the heavies.
	Oh, there's that.
	Wait, Joan Doyle with the heavies.
	Joan Doyle.
	Someone's got something.
	Look at this.
	Someone's got something like a projector.
	That's crazy.
	Someone's like projecting this in a room.
	That's a projector.
	We got this too.
	That one's good.
	And then faded.
	What does that say?
	That's pretty good.
	That's pretty good.
	Let's see.
	Is it ghetto chats?
	That is me.
	It's me.
	Please, my ghetto chat.
	Okay, that was pretty good.
	I just want to talk about politics.
	Real.
	True.
	They're asking you, John.
	Come on, big guy.
	For $10?
	What do I look like?
	Some sort of somebody for $10.
	You said you would if someone sent money.
	Oh, I love this meme.
	We have to break this down as a group here.
	We're in the last part of the show, but look at this.
	This is my favorite meme right now.
	Pitbull and it's like, her name is Pancake, and she's a sweet.
	Yeah, that's Mike.
	Yeah.
	Mike moment.
	Wait, where did I see that?
	You sent him that Gina?
	I think it was on Elijah's story that I saw that.
	No, listen, I just had a GM.
	I just get this meme sent to me about 20 times a day.
	It's just, it's not funny.
	I don't like pit.
	What is this real?
	What is this?
	It really affects him when he sees these.
	Elijah, that is a real pit bull.
	Yeah.
	I know that.
	I like Mike's subtle digs.
	Mike, what should we do to not be buff as fuck?
	How should we be cut like you?
	What should we do?
	What is a pit bull owner?
	What should we do?
	Talking to me?
	Yeah.
	As a pit bull owner to get cut?
	Yeah, since you're in the wise advice mode tonight, we want to hear you.
	Wanna hear you're not being fucking psyched.
	So if I don't want to lift 245 pounds, if I want to cut down by 100 pounds a lift and raise a pit bull, what do I do?
	I don't understand the premise of the question.
	Gina, would you explain what a woman swing of tamer class?
	Tell him tell him how to be a ripped pit bull owner.
	What does he need to do?
	Yeah, what do I do to lose 100 pounds of my lift, but look try to fuck and raise a pit bull, not have a purebred vijla and fucking be able to kill most people's parents.
	What do I do?
	Oh, well, dude, I already told you, if you give up refined sugars and gluten for about a month, you'd actually get cut and you probably lose a significant amount of body fat.
	As far as owning a pit bull, I don't know how the two are related.
	I related them.
	I want you to be in your best physical shape so the pit bull that you one day own can look at you and be proud of you.
	Okay, and not have to impress you by bringing you the bodies of babies.
	Is that going to prevent it from mauling kids?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	If a pit bull's owner is cut.
	Go ahead.
	Let's have John into this.
	What do you think, John?
	Wait, wait, Mike, where are you coming in shirtless?
	Are you coming in or what?
	Are you ashamed?
	Why are you ashamed?
	No, where's the super chat?
	If you guys, someone gives 50 bucks, he'll take off his shirt.
	I'm not joking.
	It's real.
	And here's the thing, though.
	Honestly.
	I'll send it to him, too.
	I'll demo him 50 bucks.
	I will.
	I'll demo him.
	Okay.
	Well, when it hits, I'll get a notification.
	But we've discovered that there's an age difference in the pit bull apologist.
	The older you are, the more of an apologist you are.
	The younger you are, the more that you hate the pit bull.
	Yeah.
	It seems to correlate.
	Oh.
	Oh, is that why Kai hates pit bulls too?
	Because he's young?
	I think Kai is just emulating some of his friends.
	I don't think he really thinks that.
	Hey, hey, whoa, Kai is a very intelligent young man.
	He's perfectly capable of forming his own opinions.
	And I think even with these opinions, they tend to be derived from someone get John a water.
	Hold on, look at who hates the pit bull.
	You have John Doyle, who's under 27.
	You have Elijah.
	How old are you?
	He's 29.
	Okay, he's 29, so he's maybe just crossed there.
	So he might end his hatred soon.
	You have Kai, who's significantly young.
	Nick is significantly young.
	The brain hasn't fully formed until you're 27.
	So I think after 27 years of age, you might be able to accept that a pit bull is just a dog and not a human who you can impart human characteristics on.
	Wait, John, you explain that.
	They do all the time.
	This nibba is trying to make the argument that when I'm 25 and my prefrontal cortex develops, I'm going to be like, wait a minute, pit bulls are just dogs too.
	No, they are biologically predisposed to be attackers, to be vicious, more so than other dogs, which is why, by majority, pit bulls are the most likely to maul children, to maul women, to maul people.
	And actually, they're not even that courageous.
	Pitbulls will run away from boxers, from Rottweilers, from Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
	They're not even that courageous.
	They only step up when they want to maul toddlers and pedestrians and what have you.
	And, you know, the typical pit bull owner responds, the pit apologist response is, oh, it's not a bad dog.
	It's just a bad owner.
	You ever realize all the bad owners have pit bulls?
	You ever realize that?
	I've never seen a bad parents of these kids or, you know, the older people, the older generation who are getting attacked by these dogs.
	What are they wearing?
	What kind of sense do they have?
	Because I'm going to victim blame for as long as I live.
	Okay.
	You got to watch what you're dressed in when you're around a pit bull because they do.
	So what should toddlers wear around pit bulls?
	They shouldn't wear showy onesies.
	Shouldn't wear frilly dresses, honestly?
	When you read a story, which you read about.
	But the pit bull thing is people are like, oh, I just pissed.
	You guys don't understand that the pit bull conversation is so personal for all of us.
	It's not about me being mad.
	It's about me being an advocate for humanity.
	It's about me fighting for mothers being victims.
	It's about me fighting for George Floyd.
	This is so big.
	Like, I mean, oh, like Martin Luther King Jr.
	I'll celebrate Labor Day.
	I'll celebrate D-Day.
	Have you ever fought against pit bull owners?
	Then you haven't fought shit.
	Welcome to the real world, the real history.
	John, go ahead.
	I was going to say, pit bull owners are the epitome of late-stage liberalism.
	And these people are willing to make any excuse for the behavior of these creatures.
	And yeah, I mean, he said it himself with, oh, what are they worth?
	Here he goes again, like equating, like a dog, to types of people who.
	That's why John says that the white women who own pit bulls fuck them when their husbands they do.
	They literally do.
	This is a thing that happens and we just need to accept what it is.
	Some types of species.
	Well, does it say anything that pit bulls are more alpha than their own husbands?
	Do you know?
	One in 200, do you know?
	Do you know this?
	One in 200 pap smears has dog semen in it, and they can find out.
	One in 200 pap smears i'm not just not a joke one in 200, like pap smears, has dog semen in it, which means that women are being rough in their meow.
	You know, i'm saying so, let's just listen.
	Just for anyone that is unfamiliar with us, go back and watch Elijah's first appearance on the podcast, where he actually looks at photos.
	Oh, you mean the episode where John called his friend.
	Yes, correct.
	Yes, no one understands.
	So no one understands this show.
	In the chat they're like, oh, is Elijah really mad?
	Yes, this is real anger.
	I have a genuine thing.
	It's Alliebeth Stuckey and I have zero things in common besides the fact that we both have the pit bull thing.
	But yes, the pit bull thing, Allie stuck and I have found common ground.
	She she, she appears on my show now because we both don't like pit bulls.
	Why?
	It's not because we don't like pit bulls, it's because we love children and we love the future offspring of America and we want to see them sick.
	Do you love children, Mike?
	Oh, I love children yeah oh okay, justify me so so, so here's the thing someone wanted to know, am I always for real angry at my guests?
	Yes, like when I chopped off, uh quarter Black Garrett's arm with a sword.
	That was real.
	Oh okay, I didn't know that, but we appreciate it now.
	I, now I gotta take a rhythm.
	Now you gotta take it.
	Yes, you gotta take, you gotta take go.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	Here goes the cut.
	Here's my cut.
	Here goes my cut.
	Here we go.
	Here it goes.
	Here it goes.
	Take it off Mike Alright Alright well listen to him for a second Johnny taking it off John or no Not today Probably not today This is all like Not eating processed sugars And bread for about two months All right.
	Honestly, my favorite thing, Gina, about you is your diet, your nutrition stuff.
	I think it's very healthy.
	I really respect you for that, and I appreciate your content.
	It's the 85-15 rule, people.
	85% of the time you eat what you know you should eat.
	15% of the time you enjoy life.
	Maybe shortlist.
	So can I ask you, Gina, real quick?
	For me, at least, I always say that the greatest thing that my parents instilled in me is my appreciation for good food.
	You know, we've been going to the farmer's market since I can remember.
	It was always raw milk, good, you know, good proteins.
	And so when I see other people that, you know, really appreciate good foods, I really respect it and I really appreciate it.
	But it makes me feel bad for the people that have never been taught good nutrition and who just think going to the grocery store, buying box macaroni and cheese is a balanced diet.
	So was it the same for you that your parents instilled in you an appreciation for organic, nutritious, healthy food?
	Yeah, my mom was definitely, ever since I was a kid, she was always into healthy eating.
	And I grew up in South Georgia, like a very small town in South Georgia.
	It only had one stoplight.
	So the typical diet that people eat there was very different than what we ate at home.
	But my dad grew up very unhealthy.
	So my mom completely changed the way that he ate.
	And then, you know, obviously that trickled down to me.
	And I remember when I was in elementary school, my mom was like, okay, you and your dad are getting kind of fat.
	We need to really switch things around.
	And that's when she, you know, taught me about what healthy food is, how to cook and how to bake too.
	So that's kind of where it all started for me.
	Yeah.
	No, it's such a great thing.
	Listen, my wife is no longer vegan.
	Yeah, good.
	This is a real thing.
	Because it's really sad.
	You know, although you say it's really sad that people think they have to go to the grocery store and they think it's, you know, fine to just eat box macaroni and cheese.
	But what I think is also really sad is that people think that healthy means eating salads and not eating red meat and avoiding eggs because of cholesterol.
	Like that makes me really sad because we've been programmed by public health organizations to think that grains are really good for you.
	I mean, the food pyramid, like how many cups of grains do they recommend that we eat every day?
	And grain literally causes brain atrophy and brain atrophy is the number one thing that causes autism in Alzheimer's.
	So it's really sad that people, what they think is healthy, like I've had girls post on my page, they're like, you know, I eat really healthy.
	All I eat is salads and I gave up meat.
	And I'm like, that's a fast track to depression to not eat any animal products and just eat vegetables all the time.
	So I find that to be sad too.
	So everything that public health organizations tell you to do, just do the opposite.
	Eat eggs, eat meat, eat raw milk, drink raw milk.
	No, exactly.
	And I love when you talk about the nutrition and how to lose weight, you know, as a female.
	I don't know the female diet as much as you do, obviously, but about eating more protein and that helps you lose weight.
	But when I was young, it was even, again, the sad part about our system is that we were buying raw milk from our farmer's market guy for years and years and years.
	And then all of a sudden his insurance company, this raw milk producer, dropped him from liability because of the bacteria in the milk because they didn't want to take responsibility for it anymore, right?
	Because the bacteria could cause problems, cause death, whatever.
	So they dropped him.
	And so as a result, we were unable to buy this raw milk.
	And so that's another thing that I think is really unfortunate and just so crazy in America is that the FDA and insurance companies won't let us drink raw milk and discourage us from having these organic options.
	But they will continue to allow people to drink what?
	Multiple Sodas a day with 60 grams of sugar in it.
	Like, how is that allowed?
	Aldo, would you consume human breast milk as an option?
	I'm sure he's suckle-pilled.
	Oh, God.
	John has been trying to suckle pill me.
	I don't have the full story here, but dude, it's a short story.
	Have you ever seen the oxytocin and the chemicals that go from when contact goes on the nipple to the brain back to the alveolar mix?
	And then you go down like your lungs, then you're in these glands and they squeeze the milk in.
	It looks gross to many.
	To me, it's like a paradise.
	I'm going to read some Venmos here.
	Let's go into this.
	Christina Axberg sent $5.
	Thank you.
	And Maverick McFarlane, no one sent questions, but there you are.
	Catherine Tucker said, live arm wrestling contest right now, please.
	Sorry, no, it's not happening.
	My whole dollar is on Elijah.
	Thank you.
	Also, have you heard of Jennifer Lull?
	Her insight in the fertility industry is insane.
	We'll look into that, Catherine.
	Thank you so much.
	We also have from Life Oakland said, nothing.
	Thank you for the $5.
	$10.69 from Ben.
	He said, ghetto chap, this is a whole lot of money for your 40s.
	What's your favorite non-scissor ghetto drink?
	So non-alcohol ghetto drink.
	I would say Topo Chico.
	Oh, so good.
	Topo Chico.
	Mike and Gina, are you guys?
	Does it have to be alcoholic water drinks?
	No, non-scizerp.
	So non-alcoholic.
	Are you guys?
	Oh, I go quarter water.
	Are you sparkling water pilled?
	I'm obsessed with sparkling water.
	If you don't get, yeah, you have to be sparkling water.
	John?
	Come on, dude.
	It's got to be Faygo Rye.
	Okay.
	Anyway.
	Gina?
	Non-alcoholic drink?
	Non-alcoholic, non-water favorite drink.
	I love this.
	I'm a professional.
	Everyone drinks.
	I'm like.
	And I'm like, let's go.
	All right.
	Are we talking about what we're drinking now or like what?
	No, what's your favorite?
	No, no, it's just like, what's your favorite drink?
	So for me, like, for instance, like, like, like, I don't like to date drink.
	And so if, like, if someone's like, hey, you want, you want a drink on a, on a show, I just ask them for a Topo Chico and I'm cool.
	Like, I'll, like, like, if I don't want normal water, like Topochico lime, I'm cool with that personally.
	I love Gatorade G2.
	I know it has bad dyes in it and shit.
	Don't worry about it.
	Oh, the olipops are good.
	Olipops are bomb.
	Yeah.
	I guess I heard the question.
	It was like, if you're talking about taste, for me, I just love a cold Dr. Pepper.
	Yeah.
	Oh, love it.
	That's great.
	My sister's an executive there, actually.
	We can get free if you want free Dr. Pepper.
	Cameron Short said, sick stream today.
	Best host and best show on Blaze.
	Thank you, Cameron.
	Kristen Zaldivar said nothing.
	We have another Laif Opland said, Gina and Mark love the show.
	Big fan of you guys.
	Especially the Destiny stream.
	And someone in the chat just said, I take myself too seriously?
	Does this guy not know?
	Like, what the hell?
	Yeah, you do.
	I think you take yourself too seriously.
	Well, it's because you read comments like that and you take them seriously.
	We have Tyler Jimmy sent some stuff.
	Laif again, he said nothing.
	Thank you.
	Trevor Crump sends some stuff in nothing.
	Another Trevor Crump, nothing.
	Thank you, Trevor.
	We have another Laif.
	He said, John comes off as Nancy Pelosi's angry grandchild, but he finally danced and can appease the volcano spirits.
	Also, here's my take John's shirt.
	Mark, you weren't reading the chats before, but you and I, I feel like together were getting dragged earlier.
	I embraced it.
	It is what it is.
	But yeah, I was definitely going to.
	Well, no, well, I mean, I don't want to drag the chat, but most of these people are retarded.
	Kai wants us to read his comments.
	Hi, Kai.
	Re tweeting.
	Don't read those comments.
	Read mine.
	Hi, Kai.
	When are you coming back on the show, Kai?
	Come back to Tennessee.
	We have unfinished business because your flight was delayed last time.
	Okay.
	I think John needs to go to sleep.
	Oh, talking about chest.
	Listen, this is very fucking high-tee chest hair.
	Is what happens when you're a fucking actual man and you're not a fucking 17-year-old kid on the internet.
	I had to share that recently.
	Dude, you know what?
	John's not going to remember this.
	John's blacked out right now.
	No, he's not.
	No, he's this.
	No, I was in an hour.
	I was with you.
	Never had anything to drink.
	John, I was with you.
	You didn't even drink anything.
	What is this?
	Was I not with you and you had nothing to drink?
	When I drink, I get quiet.
	John, what state are we in?
	Wait, wait, hold up.
	Joseph Thomas said, Love you, Elijah.
	Keep being you, my man.
	No, he's Joseph Thomas also said, Doyle, when are you making more videos?
	Hard being a plant trust without content, just saying.
	We also had the that was base said, Damn, you could make a fur rug out of all that hair.
	Joseph Thomas also donated more money to take John's shirt off.
	And we also have, yeah, we had Sizzy Spakey put $20, say, take it off, Mike.
	You did that.
	Tell me about Satanic Gay.
	More John, take it off from the Toker download.
	Where's the rest of these streams?
	And then we love it.
	It's been so good.
	We're so happy with that.
	I'm going to read one last for my brothers on Cash App.
	Give me one second before we wrap the stream.
	Dude, this is a great weekend stream.
	It gets a lot of viewers, and it's like, I made this up, and it's not even slightly offensive.
	We might even make a new channel for it, but it's doing so well.
	I'm really happy with you guys.
	You guys are fucking cool.
	How do we even read these?
	Hold up.
	Does anyone know how to read the donations here?
	Hold up.
	Fuck.
	Okay.
	Oh, yeah.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	I love Kai Clips, dude.
	I love Kai Clips.
	I love him.
	Have you guys had him on IDG?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we had a little bit of a problem, though, because what was his flight was delayed, so he was only able to be on the show for about 45 minutes.
	But he promised that he would come with John next time.
	Yes.
	Real.
	Are you guys in Nashville?
	Hold on.
	Maybe I'll call you.
	Right outside Nashville.
	Hold on.
	I can call Kai.
	I'm just going to put him on the phone.
	I'll call him on Telegram.
	I can bring him on this main screen.
	Hold on.
	I'll just put him on the freaking speaker.
	You can put him in video.
	But I can put him on video here.
	Tell him.
	Then he wouldn't be able to hear us.
	Then he wouldn't be able to hear us.
	Okay, that's true.
	Okay.
	You have a point.
	So our last caller.
	Do you have him as Kai Clips in your phone?
	Yeah.
	Oh, oh, no.
	Wait, Some more memes.
	Here we go.
	Let's look at these last ones.
	Here we go.
	Hey, baby.
	See this one?
	We have that one here.
	We have When Alcohol Hits You with That Dollar Store Buzz.
	We have Elijah, software engineer.
	We have streaking.
	Can you go back to Gina as a man?
	Go back to Gina.
	Go back to Gina.
	I'm actually shocked at that facial hair.
	You look pretty shy.
	It looks good, yeah.
	Let's go through here.
	I'm impressed by my beard.
	Wait, hold up.
	We have Elijah.
	John, Kai is on one of the memes.
	Hold up one second, John.
	We have, oh, there's Mike Lerner as a transgender.
	We have.
	I don't look all that bad.
	You look pretty.
	A little neck fat.
	I love that.
	Hey, John, you know that's top quality meme.
	Like, like, like low resolution, bad masking.
	That's best.
	Yeah.
	That's really nice.
	We love shirtless Saturday shit stream.
	We love that.
	That's so nice.
	I feel good.
	I'm confident about myself.
	I love my vagina.
	I love that.
	Her, like, wait, us as we're going shirtless and her just like, huh.
	And then we have, we had empires run by emperors, then now kingdoms run by kings.
	And now we have countries.
	I've been looking forward to this.
	Ha ha ha ha.
	Pit bulls.
	My pit bull.
	I'm sorry.
	So he's like, ah, grain's bad.
	And then we have, I'll protect you, Elijah.
	Okay, that's it.
	That's it.
	That's me and a Burka, by the way, underneath there.
	Okay, Kai, we have you on.
	You're ending the show tonight.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Elijah wants to talk to you.
	I want to know if you can hear him.
	Hold on.
	Kai.
	Okay, go ahead, Kai.
	You're on speaker.
	Hey, what's up, guys?
	Hello, chat.
	You guys are so freaking awesome.
	I'm teasing at every one of your comments.
	Stop being so mean, though.
	You people are mean for no reason.
	We need to put more chipper, jovial, mirthfulness into the world.
	And I happen to be an expert.
	I'm taking that in college.
	My major is actually joviality.
	What's up, John?
	What's up, Elijah?
	College is gay, Kai.
	Good to see you guys.
	This is so freaking awesome.
	Kai, why don't you come on a stream sometime soon?
	Elijah wants to tell you to come on the stream someday soon.
	Why don't you come on the 27th?
	Absolutely.
	I'm always down.
	The 27th, 27th.
	With Adam Krigler and Chad Prater.
	Wireless, remote.
	Wireless, remote.
	I think he said sure.
	Okay, you're on.
	27th.
	I put you in books.
	You're here.
	Okay, bye, Kai.
	Talk to you later.
	Bye, Kai.
	Bye, Kai.
	I'm going home too.
	Bye.
	All right, so as we finish, okay, we're wrapping up.
	Oh, oh, I thought you guys exited.
	Okay.
	Gina and Mike, where can people find you and follow you?
	Well, where do we go?
	Do you go on Instagram, IDG the podcast?
	On YouTube, just search I'm doing great with an exclamation point, and then all our info is in the link trees in the Instagram.
	Easy peasy.
	Yeah.
	Aldo, you can follow me on Instagram and Twitter.
	Just set my name, Aldo Budazzoni.
	And I just made a YouTube channel, so I'm going to be posting some short form content on there.
	Also at Aldo Buttazzoni.
	So follow me there.
	And John, I actually, throughout the course of the evening, started my first YouTube channel.
	You can find it at youtube.com slash John Doyle.
	And I will be posting content there in the near future.
	What are you laughing at?
	What are you laughing at?
	Gina, you're sounding like you trust her.
	Hold on.
	Have you ever turned up on another live stream before?
	Is this like a new thing?
	This is the first time.
	This is the first time I've been doing it.
	No, we're neighbors.
	This is my friend.
	This is my home studio.
	If you're on the Telegram, you would get it.
	This is a very small room.
	It's about the size of my studio at Blaze.
	But this proves I can do whatever I want without any fucking support, right?
	It's good.
	I don't know anything about politics or content or media or the right way.
	Okay.
	Let me tell you this, though, guys.
	Support the show right here.
	I co-produce a new movie.
	You guys might not know this.
	I can't fly you out, Gina or Mike, but if you'd like to fly out, I can get you tickets to the premiere of this in Dallas.
	The new movie, Uncle Tom 2, I helped co-produce this.
	So if you type in my code, Elijah E-L-I-J-A-H, it's my code.
	I helped co-produce this.
	This movie costs so much money.
	It is a red pill movie.
	It'll wake everybody up to the truth.
	It's about how the elites practice in the black community how to destroy wealth, natural identity to use on a whole country through COVID and everything else.
	So it explains how they basically practice destruction of a culture and of a race in order to take away their self-worth and their ability to grow so that they could keep them slaves to a system so they could use it on everybody else in this country and eventually the world.
	It's really crazy.
	It'll make you cry.
	It's a red pill movie.
	It's not even political.
	But if you watch this, it'll wake people up to the reality.
	I wanted to be involved in the movie that would change lives.
	We worked on this for three years.
	It's insane.
	I co-produced it.
	I helped with camera work.
	It's by the same people, 2000 Mules, everything.
	It's so good.
	Again, uncletom.com, U-N-C-L-E-T-O-M.com.
	My code Elijah E-I-J-A-H, 30% off.
	Please get this movie.
	Do not stop ordering it.
	Do not stop sending it to friends.
	It'll change reality for you.
	I'm not joking.
	There's stuff broken in this that we got from Yale archives, Harvard Archives.
	People try to hide shit about our history that we unearthed.
	It's so fucking cool.
	UncleTom.com promo code Elijah, and it just gives you the whole track record.
	Do not miss this.
	If you're already red-pilled, it'll red pill.
	I got red-pilled from our own research.
	I learned stuff from our own movie.
	It's so insane.
	Just uncletom.com, promo code Elijah.
	Don't forget to follow us on social media, everywhere you can find it.
	Remember, this podcast, this new show, Offensive Live, might not be on YouTube for very long.
	I don't know where it's going to be.
	We keep getting these pulled, so I don't know how long it'll stay up on here.
	Might go on Rumble exclusively.
	We'll talk to them.
	I'll see what will happen.
	But thank you so much to my guests, Gina, Mike, to John, and to Aldo.
	You guys are awesome.
	Make sure to click links in the description.
	Make sure I'm doing great podcast.
	You guys are on Spotify, iTunes, yes?
	Spotify, Apple, Amazon has a streaming service that we're on.
	Everywhere.
	Everywhere.
	Everywhere as well as on YouTube.
	I'm doing great.
	Please follow them.
	Thank you so much again.
	My name is Elijah Shea for the best worst host here on Slightly Offensive.
	But this is now the new Offensive Live, which is separating from the original podcast.
	Have a great rest of the day, and may God bless the United States of America.
	Thank you so much to Brian, our remote producer.
	He's fucking cool.
	And to all the ghetto chats, let's cut the stream, Brian.
	Fuck this shit, I'm out.
	No tanks, don't mind me.
	I'ma just grab my stuff and leave.
	Excuse me, please.
	Fuck this shit, I'm out.
	Nope.
	Fuck this shit, I'm out.
	All right, then.
	I don't know what the fuck just happened, but I don't really care.
	I'ma get the fuck up out of here.

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