May 23, 2023 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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This DANGEROUS TikTok TREND Needs to STOP Now!
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Which, of course, is about the age that Epstein average visitors were.
So that's where we're looking pretty good.
Let's go ahead and talk about this.
This is a dangerous TikTok trend.
I don't know about you, but we're obviously in a Commonwealth country that's going on here.
We're in Australia or whatever.
And while people think that Australia doesn't have guns, surprisingly, there's 28 million people here and there's 3.5 million privately registered firearms, which is a pretty significant ratio, right?
I think that comes out to some, I don't know what the percentage is, but that's kind of a lot, right?
28 million people, 3.5 million registered firearms.
Now, what you'll notice is there's a common trend is that whether you're in subways, whether you're in inner city streets, it doesn't quite matter where you are.
You are always under threat from TikTokers.
And the reason why I brought up guns is because TikTokers are getting away with some nonsense in countries where guns are generally banned, like the United Kingdom, England, particularly, because they know that people are not armed.
And so this trend has happened where these TikTokers, right?
This is a very specific TikTokers, these kind of TikToking hoodlums, have decided that they were going to start entering into people's homes for clout and be able to just go into their home.
And I feel like this is a lot more peaceful than if this took place in Texas.
Well, that's what we're going to get into because this gets very saucy.
This entire story gets extremely saucy with what actually happened.
So apparently this TikTok trend is really not the beginning of what this guy does.
So the TikTok of entering into somebody's house has very little to do with just like harassing a random family, also breaking and entering, which is, I believe, could be a felony in certain places.
But this guy has a history of, let's just say, borderline illegal or bluntly illegal behavior.
And we found a bunch of videos.
Ian Miles Chong runs this site called Catch Up.
And he went ahead and did an investigation and found all of his TikTok videos over the years that TikTok has refused to take down that were reported to the police.
And he also has videos where he harasses people on the street, like fake threatens them.
Well, I was going to say that the issue with this is, and I point this out, is, you know, we've been seeing an increase in criminality from groups of cyclists, as we'll look at earlier, I mean, later in the show.
There's been youths, hooded individuals, civil rights activists.
I mean, the groups are almost countless.
The amount, like, it's insane the amount of names of groups that we're finding out are committing these acts of terrorizing people on the streets.
But God knows, it broke my heart when I found out now we're looking at TikTokers because I thought TikTokers were like 12-year-old girls borderline breaking different kind of laws, right, that China's allowing in our country, right?
Doing inappropriate dances.
But now TikTokers are means committing, you know, actual, actual civil crimes.
And the funny thing about this is, oh, is he just a little fussing a little bit?
Is there's basically no worse prank I could think of than this, right?
I mean, if you really want to do a prank, that's like that.
Remember that one Islamic guy who pretended to set off a suicide bomb on his chest?
You know, and everybody, and then it was just party poppers and party popped off.
Like, yes, that was real.
That was a borderline there.
I'm not understanding this trend, though, of like, you know, everybody knows that there are actually TikTokers out there at a disproportionate rate that are committing crimes.
So let's just make people think we're one of those people.
In Texas, you'd be dead.
That's all I'm saying.
Even in Los Angeles, you'd be dead.
They have a lot of firearms in LA, even if they're hard to carry legally.
I don't know what the end game is here in society.
I think they're just, they're trying to make a sound, bro.
Well, they know, I mean, you, it gets TikTok and Instagram, social media just gets more and more extreme because you can't just be like, oh, here's a cute pic of me and my 500 selfie.
You have to pretend like you're threatening someone and going to kill them and get them to freak out.
And then everyone's like, whoa.
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Okay, so the reason why this gets crazy, and I bring this up, is because he was essentially, okay, so he was also attacking women.
He was fake threatening to RAPE women, but he didn't get in trouble.
So people were reporting him to the police.
Okay, they were reporting to the police because his TikToks were entering people's homes, pretending to RIPE people, pretending to die, to ask if they wanted to die, and it was die.
Well, it really matters how they control information.
That's why I want to look at a little bit here some of the insane things that are going on in the Matrix.
So, by the way, these are stories from the upside down.
It gets pretty weird.
Let's get into this.
Well, the Food and Drug Administration, the FDA in the United States, has joined the new fight, right?
Not about getting chemicals out of your food, not about creating medicine that is actually not going to kill you, but in what they were obviously founded for, which was fighting disinformation, misinformation.
So the Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. FDA, which was meant to keep harmful chemicals out of our food, which we know they're doing a pretty good job at that in the United States.
And we're meant to make sure that we're not being poisoned by companies, has now joined the information game and has created a new ad involving the stopping spreading misinformation, which is fantastic news for all of us.
Well, it could sort of mean anything because whenever you see a post when you're scrolling on Instagram and it's like, before you can see this, do you want to see why this is false or misinformation?
And you look and it's like, well, it wasn't really, or it could be something that's even just like it's so obscure that whatever you think it is.
But isn't misinformation – because here's the difference, right?
When you're talking about the actual food and drug administration, like this would be misinformation in itself.
Like pretending like your job is to warn people about how to understand lies from truth when you yourself are an organization that has a strong record of lying to the American people.
Just remember, and I'm not going to get too into it on YouTube, but there was a very recent time in history where the FDA made a lot of claims, a lot of health claims about certain products that existed in our society that turned out to be objectively false.
Not only false, it turned out to be lies.
So I would consider falsehood to be disinformation, like intentionally producing, you know, information to separate or to mislead people.
But misinformation is just like not the truth you want, right?
It's misinformation.
It's like, it's not the information that I want you to have.
And that's what's so weird about it is that like the FDA is telling us like report rumors.
But, but everybody's getting on this because we already had fact checkers.
And to talk about how dystopian this is, you know, like one day, I wrote on Twitter last night, my life is just one giant freaking experiment where I've just like I was training in molecular biology and then I just came up with a show idea on a YMCA treadmill.
And then I signed with a large network and then I got credentialed as a reporter.
And now I've just been having fun making videos, which is why I have so much fun.
I ended up doing it.
I have a lot.
There's some really good things planned in the future, guys.
We got some big things.
Also, if you haven't watched street videos, we're back on the streets.
And I'm trying to get the street video that this guy filmed right here, regular guy.
It's like BBC now has this, they're joining the fight against the Crown, I guess, or whatever, is investing 8 million pounds to help the BBC to fight against disinformation now.
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Watch.
Welcome to BBC Verify.
Like you said, we are a team of investigative journalists here at the BBC.
We are also a new brand and we are a physical location above the newsroom in London.
And the point of the team, as you said, is to verify video, to fact check, to counter disinformation, and to analyze really complex stories so we can get to the truth of what's going on.
Why does this matter?
Well, mistruths can cause really serious harm to society.
Hey, why didn't you just call the show Bimbos and Blowjobs?
At least I would have known what it was about.
It's like, that is Hollywood.
I know what that is, but it said it was selling sunset.
It didn't, I don't know, I didn't know they were selling their dignity.
Like, that's not what I thought was on the market.
I thought the market was that we were selling homes.
I can't track this stuff anymore.
Women love, they love disinformation.
Women will say anything to their friends, no matter how unverifiable it is.
So when you have something like this, I don't trust a woman in charge of a disinformation department because that is their specialty is spreading disinformation on the internet.
I am not joking.
Homosexuals and women are very good at that.
That is not a diss.
That is a positive move.
But her specifically, I don't trust her because she used what?
She used the phrase mistruth already in the first like 20 seconds, which is a new word.
Really understand polarization online and how what's happening on our social media feeds and what we're being recommended and pushed to us can affect all of us.
And they don't offer us a totally exhaustive insight into what's going on, but they can help us understand just how social media works.
And then there's also investigating other mistruths and the real world harm they can cause.
At the moment, I'm investigating the UK's conspiracy theory movement.
I'm trying to understand more about how it's evolved and intensified since the pandemic here in the UK.
I'm looking at the alternative media that finds itself at the heart of this movement and a conspiracy theory newspaper that's a part of that as well.
Do you love how she literally takes this show and they're like, you see what the whole point of this is?
And it's always been the point of fact checking.
It's to discredit alt media, which would be non-government funded, non-mainstream media sources.
And that's the whole thing.
It's about discrediting.
They literally fact-check memes now.
And it's just the weirdest and most bizarre thing because it's like they but like see how they have it alternative media bunched between conspiracy theory newspaper?
What's that?
I don't even know what is that a conspiracy theory newspaper and then they have it bunched between UK conspiracy movement.
Hey, you know what my favorite thing is is when you ever heard of that the American conspiracy movement?
Hey, did you get you update your membership card to the American conspiracy movement?
I still haven't transferred my documents from the American conspiracy movement to the Australian conspiracy movement.
You know, we're still working on our on our logbooks.
And it's incredulous, though, and incredible at the same time.
Because when you really get down to the thick of it, okay?
Into the thick of it?
When you get down into the thick of it, oh, I hate that video.
When you get into the thick of it, what it really comes down to is we are in an information warfare.
Like, like I tell people on this YouTube channel, they've made this YouTube channel invisible.
Like, not only do most of our subscribers not get notifications, but that's why we're on Rumble and other, and we're going to be partnered with some other companies because they literally take this.
And if you look at our analytics, which I might even make a video on, it's down so far that it's the channels considered invisible.
Like you can't find it and you never could.
And then they obviously are like, oh, you know, this and that and whatever.
And they get on your case about it.
But it's like, yes, we're kind of like re, I'm having to like reestablish this.
And I'm working, you know, with YouTube to try to get this channel back in good standing with them.
But it's just ridiculous how because your views, we didn't, we've never violated terms of service.
We have no strikes.
We don't do anything.
But they just screw with the channel and they're open about it.
And they'll tell you because they just don't agree with your perspective.
And that's what it is.
Even Instagram has the same issue.
It's just screwing with people.
Facebook, they don't get you in trouble for like anything specific.
It's like, oh, you spread non-contextual information or, you know, your narratives are alarming.
And they just get you on stuff.
And then if they can't get you, they change the rules tomorrow and then take down your stuff from last week based off of rules that didn't exist until after you made your content.
It's so ironic because this is in the name of truth, right?
This is what they're doing.
They're trying to protect, trying to keep everyone safe.
They're trying to keep everyone informed to what the truth is.
And it works.
Like, these news channels are being watched by like a majority of Australians.
There's so many people I know that get their information from the news.
It's not like no one's as big of a skeptic like America, like in Australia.
We're a lot more just trusting with our government and what our media is saying, which is very bad because this kind of stuff, if it's presented on the news in Australia, people will just eat it up.
Including like my family, you know?
My mom will just go, I watch this on the news, so this is facts.
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All right.
Let's laugh a little bit.
We've got to talk about that.
Well, you wondered why the DNC is so successful in their ability to take people offline.
Like we were talking about with censorship.
The DNC actually has a hit list of accounts that they wanted to remove.
They actually have a list of like 10,000.
It got leaked of accounts of people that they want to remove.
And they track whether they, you can see this, like whether they've been suspended, whether they're active, like so they can lobby them.
I was really upset though, because out of 10,000 accounts that they had targeted of people that they wanted to remove, Elijah Schaefer was only 664.
We only made the top 1,000.
We didn't make like the top 100.
I only made the top, I'm number 664 and they're in their target of people they want to remove off the internet.
This is a previous trans person who loves and talks about conservative values.
Let's give them a show and then they put them on a conference.
Give them a show and these people don't hold values.
They're not loyal to a system, they're not loyal to a movement or a goal.
So they're just like gossipy bitchy, annoying people that tear each other down.
And the left is like good, and I always said this, the left has to spend no time destroying the right wing because they have the Daily Beast which, if you just saw Low and Lauren Bobert there like Lauren Bobert had to come out and explain that she's not having a fair with Sean Foit and Sean Foot had to put publicly because somebody from the right wing that wanted to attack her like leaked it and it got into the Daily Beast.
The Daily Beast is the drama tabloid of fake news for the right wing.
And the right wing leaks all their own drama and lies about their own side.
And the left wing's like cool, while you're busy infighting and attacking each other and being a bunch of bitchy drama girls, we're creating lists of the people like even like sub uh, subprimal accounts that we want to attack and we're systemically destroying all of your reach and we're literally taking over the country.
And the right wing's like, yeah, but but did you hear about Steven Crowder?
And you're like the left's like ha, we just got, while you were busy talking about Steven, we got a hundred more accounts suspended.
And that's just like what i'm saying like this is why they're successful, because they have a plan, they have a mission and they're focused on what they're focused on winning, and the right is just focused on like I don't know.
Well, because you don't get any clout, and so like it's like dude, i'm just telling you you should go to, like some of these conferences, these right wing conferences and stuff like I don't know if you've seen, I don't know if you saw CPAC the year, that Trump's election, how they had the gold Trump statue yeah, it's epic.
I watched that like like, I don't know Dave, did you see that?
And like people were like there was a gold statue of Trump.
Now I like Trump, but like like, if you're so desperate for art at your conference, like that's just creepy to me, it's weird.
It's weird, i'm sorry, it's weird, and so that's what I mean.
Like so desperate to have like an like some display that you have like a gold Trump statue?
Weird stuff anyway, weird stuff.
I that's what I think, and I just look at this and I go, this is why we lose, because they actually have a plan.
What's our plan, like?
What's our plan?
I don't know?
That's a good question.
All right, I actually have some funny stuff.
That's not even the funny stuff.
I thought that was funny that we were only 664 though um yeah, this is actually funny.
So a uh, a local school um, THE ELO School District, I don't know what that is, provided menstrual products for students at no cost.
They said these products are available in all K-12 bathrooms as part of the menstrual dignity for students program.
Oregon's, oh, it's Oregon.
Oregon's Menstrual Dignity Act passed in 2021.
House Bill 3294 requiring schools to provide menstrual products in gender-neutral male and female restrooms, making them available to more than 552,000 students.
And somebody took a picture of their local high school of what they decided to do with the in the men's restroom.
Now, since we were on the topic of misinformation and disinformation, I was reminded of this tweet from Trump's campaign, I mean, during his presidency, of like how desperate the media was to tweet about him.
And I just saw this for some reason again, and it reminded me how crazy it was.
This is real, by the way.
This is from Twitter.
Screenshot from Twitter.
I love this one from the Huffington Post.
I wonder how BuzzFeed and MTV News and everything is going out of business now.
A tape might exist of Trump doing something in an elevator.
Though exactly where that somewhere is and what that something might be, no one in media can say.
That's because no one in media seems to have seen the tape or even if it's confident it exists.
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And we're all sick, so sorry about that.
But let's get into WTF.
These are things that don't make sense.
We have some good ones today.
Oh, what the heck?
How did that happen?
I don't know.
Can we like not?
Let me see.
How do we do this?
So let me do this.
Now this should work.
There you go.
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Now it works.
Let's get into this weird stuff, right?
this Okay, this is actually a story that I resonated with a lot This was a student got a zero on the assignment for using the words biological woman.
This is not even a joke.
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They used the phrase biological woman, got a zero on the assignment.
So I wrote publicly because I had lost a lot of points on a essay in a theology class for in context using the phrase colored people instead of POC.
And I had to have a talk with the professor.
And I like some comment.
I love random commenters on Twitter.
It's like, do you have evidence this happened?
I was like, yeah, man.
We really need evidence because, you know, it's very rare that people are getting in trouble at universities for not applying politically correct language.
That's like literally the rules.
Like if you don't use politically correct language, no one updated me.
I can't, I can't keep up with the updates anymore.
It's like it's like Windows, right?
There's too many updates going on for me to like keep track of like what's okay and what's not okay to say.
This was, I thought, was being normalized here was that this girl was traveling the world and dating a man in every country until she finds Mr. Wright.
Yeah, and aside from just like the sexual aspect of that, there are a lot of countries and cultures that I would not date or marry a man from because they have different views on marriage or women or all the the culture is just different.
So I would probably stay within my own culture, like the United States, the UK, but I would never.
So remember, like I said, you can go to locals, but you also can pick the choices.
You guys have been picking the stories for this segment.
Sorry about last time, but Brian Strzok had a lot to say, and so we just didn't make it through like halfway through the show, and the show went for like two hours.
I have no idea what happened, but you guys really enjoyed it.
If you were on Rumble, it was really, really great, and you were able to make it.
But these, of course, are stories you guys chose.
So let's get into this.
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And what's weird too about this movement on the right wing is people use the phrase a lot, converted, but they don't use the phrase transformation.
So everybody's always talking about, oh, I converted to Catholicism.
I converted to Islam.
I converted.
But did you see transformation?
Because, you know, confirmation is more than just conversion.
To be confirmed and to like see the fruit of your labor, I mean, and I am a very flawed individual and I'm not one to tell anyone, oh, you know, I'm going to prove you're a bad person because you made a mistake or whatever.
We have to be open about the struggle of life.
However, I do find it interesting that everyone talks about like, you know, it's just by name.
So like, oh, I'm, you know, I'm, I'm this or I'm that.
But it's like, did, has the working of God, has the scripture been working on your heart?
Has it been transforming you by the renewing of your mind?
And if it hasn't, then it doesn't mean you didn't convert, but that should be your focus rather than telling everyone that you're a part of an organization.
Because then religion becomes very a godless.
It becomes, or I guess a god or godless.
It becomes very non-transcendental because you end up just making it like it's a pronoun.
Oh, I'm a Catholic or I'm a Protestant or I'm a Muslim.
And you're not like, hey, I've given my heart to God and I've submitted myself to the authority of him and I am living my life every day or I'm trying my best to live for God and to submit the parts of me that I don't want, that I'm holding on to.
And I'm going to start disciplining myself and asking for the power of the Holy Spirit.
And I'm going to seek the love of Christ and the softening of my heart.
That's what a lot of us need, right?
That's what I've had is I've had a hardening of heart.
So I'm asking him to soften my heart, to be sensitive, to be able to like start being actually enacting the things he wants me to do.
But it's like everyone's so judgmental and just about like, are you converted or not?
But it's a very, it could be a very long path of confirmation.
I think it just implies change, you know, when you can, if you're converting to something, if you're changing to believe a certain thing, then the implication is that like what you believe goes along with it.
What you choose to do, your actions go along with that choice of conversion.
And so, and it's a process.
It's like it's a time thing.
Like you don't immediately become different, but you change over time.
You know, and it's like how genuine your choice is in regards to what you want to do and how much you want to be different or better has a lot to do with it instead of just identifying as a whatever it is, whatever denomination you're in.
So it's much easier to just be like, oh, I converted than to actually be like, hey, because if you make it all just about converting, then you don't have to play a part in the work, right?
Because faith without works is dead.
And so it's like, you know, just I'm a person of faith.
I'm a person of faith.
And I mean that I've learned it from experience.
I've gone back and forth a lot of times, but I know when I gave, when I decided last year that I was going to really like give my heart back to God, it's still been a struggle, right?
There's still like that like resistance to just like when you wake up in the morning, the simple discipline of, are you going to acknowledge God and give him the power and the authority over your day?
Are you going to say, I'm going to submit to you?
Are you going to be and align your choices with him?
Some days you're just sick like I am today and you just don't feel good and you don't care about anything.
But it's like, that's where it comes in genuinely.
It is slow and it's gradual.
And so I think it's really weird that we're so superficial in our society that we've turned faith in God to literally being a they, them pronoun.
It's like, oh, I'm no longer a me, a me, my.
I'm a us, them.
And it's like, but what's the depth to that?
What do you mean by your new identity in Christ?
What does that look like?
And when it says you are clothed with righteousness, you've thrown off your rags, you know, you're unholy.
It's like you have a new mind.
You're being renewed.
And your old works were like, you know, they were like filthy rags.
And so now you are justified by faith and by faith alone.
But yet you still have to have that actual decision making daily to use your free will in alignment with God.
And so when people just look at this and are like, yeah, he's faking it.
It's like, well, let him prove it by the testing of his time.
Um I have a few, but I think I perhaps I'm just a woman, but I think I tend to be a little bit more skeptical, but I'm I'm always happy to give people time to prove me wrong.
But it's like, yeah, I think I don't really know much about him or anything.
Yeah, and a couple of these stories that you guys sent, we're going to be doing them on the next show because I actually have compiled some of your stuff and I can't show this here.
But if you like this and you want to join for the rest of the show, we're going to be talking about more of this because I can't talk about much more of your guys' stuff.
You guys can, of course, continue the show on locals.
It remains uninterrupted on locals, which is so great.
But we're going to keep going on Rumble.
So I'm going to put the link in the chat.
If you're on YouTube, head over to rumble.com slash slightly offensive.
All right, guys, we're going to have to bring our energy levels up.
My energy is here.
We got to be here.
Because we got TikTokers and they're trying to get content.
A couple of other stories that you guys brought up that I thought was very, very fascinating.
That I guess it's not, the link isn't working, but it's Isaac Butterfield who's in trouble, the Human Rights Council, in order because he made a joke, an inappropriate joke, and the Queensland Human Rights Council is now calling him to court for his humor on his YouTube videos.
But also, to show you how jacked up our YouTube is, we have we have like over half a million subscribers.
And of every like, I uploaded that to platforms.
Like, I didn't have any followers on TikTok.
We just made a new one and it got 8,000 followers from that video.
I put that on Twitter and got more views.
Like, I can put a video on my Instagram, my personal Instagram with 60,000 followers and get 10 times as many views on YouTube.
And now we have the same amount of people that watch the show on Rumble.
We have sometimes more, we have our last episode, we have more views on Rumble than on YouTube.
YouTube is a it sucks, man.
YouTube's like, they don't, you can't get views on YouTube for this channel for some reason anymore.
It doesn't, YouTube doesn't work.
Everything else works, but it makes me sad because I want that video to go viral on YouTube and it went viral on every other platform except YouTube because YouTube put a limit on the account.
So we may blow up the account.
No, we may blow up the account because we got to get these street videos out.
But no, listen, I think we might have broken the matrix because we did the last street video and the views are going back up.
So think about this.
What if in the future we partner with some people, we do different kinds of content, but we focus the YouTube on making videos that would potentially go viral.
We try to reach the masses.
We use it intelligently because YouTube just doesn't work for us anymore.
However, that clip, we have a lot more of that where that came from.
And we have some clips from you too, except for the fact that some of them are blurry because you somehow were distracted not looking at the screen.
So like it's that 96% of our views now as like last week are from subscribers, which means when they do that, that means that they don't, like, nobody that isn't subscribed even can find the show.
It just means like, and then that other 4% is just from like shorts, you know, random, like randomly seen the shorts.
They don't suggest, like, you can't, you can't get the, it won't get suggested to new people.
It just won't.
And they've, they've, like, restricted it.
I mean, it's demonetized.
It's like been hit multiple times.
No, we don't, we don't violate terms of service.
Like, what it happened last year when I was at, when I was at Blaze TV, YouTube was just like, this channel is like, was already on borderline.
And then they were like, it was like maybe February, March.
This is when we hit the main issue.
They were just like, hey, your channel is like not basic.
We try to get a creator reward, basically.
We try to get like a, we thought something was wrong.
So we requested the plaque that said we had like how many subs because we never got it.
And YouTube was like, hey, actually, Fleckas didn't get one either.
And a bunch of channels, they were like, we actually have these designation of channels that we feel like are not in line with our values and we don't reward them.
Yeah, by the way, someone said that there's shadow ban and there's super shadow ban.
That's what we traditionally call it, by the way, the shadow ban.
But also, too, guess what?
Who cares?
Because we're going to look at videos that are disgusting, and we've got to look at them and talk about them.
All right.
This is a clip from my OnlyFans for Rumble subscribers only.
This is not disgusting, but somebody had posted this a guy This was an advertisement for gymwear.
I'm not I'm not joking an advertisement for gymwear The gym wear has gotten out of hand girls are already wearing yeah, but like the gymwear has just gotten out of hand, okay?
It's gotten out of hand and it's gotten out of hand.
But, I mean, but speaking of, I'm not saying but for any other reason, but I'm just going to say that these are the same girls who complain for being objectified.
I'm saying it's counterproductive to gym culture because now it's like, now you're just getting, like, gym should all, you're just getting, like, you're just getting too far.
You know what I mean?
Someone said, I want to see this in my bedroom, not the gym.
So I don't know if you guys remember this guy here who beat up and the guy I think the guy later died.
If you remember He beat up like elderly people in the war.
Stop that there, damn.
Reminding you that this is this was the soldier saying, this is what we fight for, what we're fighting for, by the way, that's what their soldiers were saying in World War II as they stormed the beaches.
Right, this is the country we want.
Well, That's just an old video.
I wanted to say of the guy who committed these crimes.
Charges were now we're calling him a COVID patient, right?
That's what his new name is.
He's a COVID patient.
That's the new name.
Charges dismissed against COVID patient who assaulted senior citizen in nursing home.
In fact, they're now saying, they're now saying he shouldn't be in prison.
Marty Hayden said about his son, Jaden, now 22, who'd been facing multiple charges, including assault for beating of Norman Bledsoe inside a nursing home.
And the story goes on to say that now the family of the guy who beat him is suing the nursing home because he shouldn't have been placed there because he's unstable mentally and that it's the nursing home's fault.
And by the way, as a serious person myself, I would like to point out the fact that please stay tuned for what's ahead.
I will tell you that we're going to have a special episode release on Friday, just to let you know, because I'll be out for my sister's wedding on Friday.
And so we'll have some extra, we'll have a video about Friday.
But I'm making content in advance, and some really good stuff is happening in the next couple of weeks.
I'm really grateful for all you guys, to everyone who's here who supports the show, despite the maddenness of what the world has become.
I'm so grateful for you guys.
I love you guys.
I'm sorry, I feel so out of it today.
I've even been trying not to curse on the show, but I did today because I'm feeling ill and it's been weeks.
It's just been, yeah, because I'm on hyped on medications.