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I'm Elijah Schaefer, and I am under the weather today, but that's totally fine because despite it being a very fantastic and incredible day for us all, the truth is, is that being under the weather is a great time because it's Saturday, December 7th at 5.08 p.m.
And we've got a great show for you guys.
I am joined remotely because I'm sick.
Although we are close in proximity, we are currently far enough that we had to go remote.
Breanna Morello, welcome back to Slightly Offensive.
Yeah, I'm happy to be here because we're talking about the Daniel Penny case primarily because I was thinking about, you know, people talk about white boy summer, but I feel like right now watching Trump mog Macron and everyone inside of France, seeing Daniel Penny get his homicide charges dropped, or at least manslaughter, you know, or involuntary homicide, whatever we're talking about.
And then, you know, he still is pending some other charges.
I feel like we're in white boy winter, right?
So it's like W for W.
I don't know if you're feeling that same way, but I think the white boys are going to start winning a lot more.
I think people are starting to come to the reality that this world is full of hateful people and they've been the one trying to pin us up against one another.
But I think most Americans get it, right?
Like we're all broker under Joe Biden.
We weren't that way under President Trump.
And I think that's what talks volumes for so many people.
The whole Daniel Penny case is outrageous in itself because literally this guy was on the train threatening everyone of every race.
And for some reason, all of these BLM terrorists who are, you know, just out there trying to get their names straight out there are sitting there outside the courthouse trying to bash him like he's a horrible person as if it had anything to do with race.
You and I both know it had nothing to do with race.
This was a guy who was obviously on drugs, who was dealing with psychological issues.
And sadly, he didn't have a family around him to support him and make sure he was okay.
And so that's what you get.
You get a disaster.
And sadly, in New York, too, they don't even try to bring these people into the mental institution that they need to be in.
Because obviously, this is somebody who's dealing with, I believe he was schizophrenic and was self-medicating through drugs.
Obviously, that is a disaster.
It has a criminal record.
And they're trying to make it because it's a race.
No, he was out there going after everyone on the train, threatening to kill them.
Yeah, I think the key thing was, I mean, if in a cooler world, it would have been about race and everyone would have been schizophrenic and on drugs and alcohol.
I feel like that's sort of what it was.
I was like, I was like, you know, this isn't even as cool as they're trying to make it.
I always feel like that too.
Like, not to promote racism, but I always feel like if the world was that cool and we were in race wars and battles, it would be so much more climactic than the way they describe it.
Like, it's kind of like the George Floyd thing.
Like, if he was targeted because he was black and this white guy came up and put his knee on him and then, you know, asphyxiated him and then he killed him over a $20 bill.
I mean, that's like a pretty radical story.
That's like intense.
There's a lot going on that I'm invested.
But usually when you look into it, you're like, oh, this is just another black American acting like a hoodlum and then another white guy's taking the fault for interacting.
I feel like we're seeing a pattern here.
And the pattern is like all conservative establishment folk like to say, it's those pesky Democrats.
We're going to talk about that in a moment, guys.
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All right, what's up, guys?
Welcome back to the show.
I'm Elijah Schaefer, and we've got some crazy stuff we're talking about.
I'm joined, as always, by the lovely and beautiful Breanna Morello.
Uh, you know, it's a nice Saturday.
Thank you for coming.
I appreciate it.
But I know last night you said you were going home to churn butter.
Okay, well, listen, all right, we got to talk about this because uh, one of the things that I wanted to mention was the fact of that Daniel Penny obviously is being thrown under the bus.
We've heard a lot about him, uh, but I saw this video that uh that I hadn't seen before actually, um, of him getting interviewed.
And I thought what's kind of interesting is when we talk about physiogamy, first of all, I mean, Daniel Penny does have the chad physiogamy, he has the jaw.
Are you personally attracted to him?
Do you think he's hot or do you think he's like, Nah, whatever?
Maybe it's because I respect, I think men respect men who take action, right?
That's a kind of a big thing.
So men typically look at men who have done things that are based on honor system and we respect him.
But I want to play this video here.
And I want you guys to try to determine this guy.
I know we already think he's a hero, but listen to his description here of the events that happened.
Because right now, his case on Monday depends on whether or not I've heard two factors: whether or not that the Michael Jackson impersonator was actually already harming or assaulting people, meaning if he had made contact with anyone showing that he intended to do harm, and B, if people actually felt like they were under threat, listen to this.
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In this instance, I was coming from school.
I got out of class around 2:15 and I took the J, I was at J Street Metro Tech, took the uptown F train at Second Avenue.
A man came on, stumbled on.
He was appeared to be on drugs.
The doors closed and he ripped his jacket off and threw it at the people sitting down to my left.
I was listening to music at the time and he was yelling.
So I took my headphones out to hear what he was yelling.
And the three main threats that he repeated over and over was, I'm going to kill you.
I'm prepared to go to jail for life and I'm willing to die.
You know, this is a scary situation.
And Mr. Neale came on.
He was threatening.
He's, I'm 6'2, and he was taller than me.
So it was, and there's a common misconception that Marines don't get scared.
We're actually taught one of our core values is courage.
And courage is not the absence of fear, but how you handle fear.
And, you know, I was scared for myself, but I looked around, I saw women and children.
He was yelling in their faces, saying, saying these threats.
I couldn't just sit still.
Some people say that I was holding on to Mr. Nealey for 15 minutes.
This is not true.
I mean, between stops, it's only a couple minutes.
So the whole interaction lasted less than five minutes.
Some people say I was trying to choke him to death, which is also not true.
I was trying to restrain him.
You can see in the video, there's a clear rise and fall of his chest, indicating that he's breathing.
I'm trying to restrain him from him being able to carry out the threats.
And then some people say that this is about race, which is absolutely ridiculous.
Like, it's kind of interesting where he already comes out and is like, you know, it's people of color.
I understand the position he's in, because obviously he has to be like not assumed to be racist in any way.
But why is it that you cannot say that you saw a black man being violent?
And statistically, this is according to our own FBI.
This shouldn't be, this shouldn't be controversial.
Statistics shouldn't be controversial.
You know, statistically, there's a higher probability that a man who's black is going to be violent in public than a man who's going to be white based on statistics alone.
Not saying that every black man you see, we know that, is going to somehow be violent.
But if a black man's acting up, especially in New York, the statistics are clear that it typically is black men who are committing a large percent of the violence.
And I don't know why we have to like downplay that so much.
Like, why can't race play a part just like race would be important where if you see a white guy with blonde hair at the southern border, you might not assume he's an illegal because there's not a lot of white people with blonde hair trying to get through the southern border.
Doesn't mean he couldn't be.
It doesn't mean there's not a chance that he's a bad guy.
It's just, you know, he's probably cartel or work for the CIA or Border Patrol, right?
He's probably not an illegal.
Why is it that in this case, we're not allowed to talk about race and crime?
Well, I think, I think what he's trying to do here is he's trying to tell, you know, the potential jury pool that, and keep in mind, it's a liberal jury pool.
So he has to be very careful with all of this.
But he's trying to say that regardless of the suspect, what he looked like, I saw women and children that were fearful.
And those women and children were minorities as well.
So it's kind of like to debunk it.
So you can't just, you can't come out swinging against him being a black man and how statistically it's just not going to play well with the jury pool.
And he knew that they were coming for him.
So you've got to, your life is on the line.
You're fighting for your life.
So you're not going to sit there and say that realistically.
Now, listen, I'm not saying you're wrong because the FBI under Joe Biden decided to suppress statistics regarding crime and specifically race.
Now, ultimately, during the BLM riots, when I was arguing back and forth with people and trying to debate the false narrative that Black Americans' lives are at risk when they're pulled over by the police, I had the stats to prove that it's actually the reverse, that law enforcement is more at risk when they're doing those interactions.
Because when you look at statistics as to how many individuals of color shoot at police, it's much higher than it is when it's a white man is pulled over, a white woman is pulled over.
So now all of a sudden they're altering those statistics.
You might have also seen, it's happening in Texas, which I think is pretty strange.
When they arrest suspects and they charge them with a crime, they're also counting them as white so that they could boost up our stats.
Yeah, I've never understood why they're considered as white.
To me, it doesn't make sense.
And I understand Cubans being considered white, but I don't understand the South American aspect of it.
So to be fair, I don't know.
But then also, like, I would say the same thing in regards to Muslims or people from the Middle East region.
Those folks are definitely those who should be counted towards crime statistics as well.
Because when I'm looking at sexual assault statistics, I want to see the numbers specifically for them because we all know that there's a massive cultural difference in how they treat.
I was actually just watching a video of in Italy, an Italian woman walking around Italy, and these Muslim men were telling her that she should wear a hijab and they were like literally cat calling her and they're in her country.
So I want to see these stats because it's the rebuttal to how we end all of this.
And people are able to sit there and say, wait a minute, hold on.
You're saying that this many sexual assaults and these are all the suspects.
Then we need to stop letting them into our country.
And I think we talked about this the other night too.
I was like, you know, it's kind of interesting too.
Like the, we tend to upplay sexual assault and different things in the United States when it comes to our own people, right?
Like slapping someone on the butt.
I saw this one guy who's getting charged with sexual assault because he grabbed a girl by her shoulder, right?
Or this autistic kid who put his arm around a girl's waist and he's getting charged with sexual assault.
And you're like, that's sort of why people don't like the Me Too movement.
And people are sort of like, okay.
And then you also have the Russell Brand stuff, which is like, you know, there was penetration involved, but then like, you know, oh, I was at his house drinking at two in the morning, making out.
And you're like, all right, maybe you shouldn't be so retarded.
I'm not doing victim blaming.
I'm saying, but then when it comes to like clear-cut action, right?
Like, I mean, I mean, you just saw this in Germany, that there was a groomer gang that like raped this girl.
And then a girl sent a text to them that was like disparaging because they raped a girl.
And then she got in trouble for a hate crime for disparaging the rape gang because they were migrants.
Like where you're like, when it comes to real, like, you know, the rapes at the border, the human trafficking of the children, we don't seem to care.
And we like to really downplay that.
Like, well, it's not really rape.
It's just transactionary grievances.
They're just taking a little bit of a token for their transaction of a person.
You mean they're raping kids while they're human trafficking them?
No, Don't say that.
I think like with this kind of stuff, what makes people the most mad is not just with the sexual assault stuff, even with Daniel Penny, is like you see people constantly getting let off with no bail on murder.
You see people getting, you know, reduced sentences.
You see people getting off on homicide charges when it's directly homicidal.
And then when someone like this, where it's like, clearly, even if he died, it was not intentional.
Everyone can watch the footage.
You know what's going on.
He gets the book thrown at him.
It feels like there's an intentional, you know, perversion of the law.
And it feels like it's mostly directed towards white people to punish them.
And it's, you know, it's non-white people are let off the hook.
I don't think it was always like that, even up until the 80s or 90s.
I feel like it was, I feel like it's a more recent, you know, adjustment.
Do you think, I feel like maybe like 2011, 2008 is when we saw like a real shift.
Maybe I'm wrong, but it was in, it was in my lifetime from like when I was an early adult on, I feel like that started to change.
But Jasmine, what's her name, Crockett, the congresswoman from Texas, remember what she said earlier this week?
She was trying to make the argument that prisons in this country are unfairly targeting black men.
And this is what they've been doing for so long and getting away with this narrative.
And this is why it's important to look at the other side of the crimes, because when they offer you that nasty rebuttal, when they offer you that nasty argument, your rebuttal should be, well, the victims of these crimes are largely black.
And so are you saying that we should ignore black victims?
I get it, right?
It's like, ah, you're trying to play it safe.
But the reality of it is, is you're sitting here trying to argue with someone who's trying to make it race and trying to play the victim in all of this all the time.
I mean, throughout New York, for example, when they got rid of cash bail in New York for nonviolent crimes, they were trying to use the argument that it unfairly targets minorities.
And the right didn't actually give them a rebuttal because they were too fearful of that.
But the rebuttal should have been, wait a minute, then who's the victims of these crimes?
And then they have to be, they'd be cornered in on that.
So I think that's really important.
I also think it's really important because you just mentioned the sexual assault thing as well.
Elizabeth Warren, Senator Elizabeth Warren, came out on X and was actually trying to go after Pete Hedseth.
I don't know if you saw it, was trying to say that 29,000 service members, active service members, were sexually assaulted in 2023.
And she's trying to say that's the reason why Pete Hedseth can't be the leader in the Pentagon, defense secretary.
And the rebuttal, again, she had like no idea.
She's tweeting out 29,000 people were sexually assaulted.
And it's a very vague number, right?
I'm sure that's not all actual rape cases, but the real, I'm like, girl, have you even tried calling in Lloyd Austin?
Because that's a lot of freaking people getting sexually assaulted on your basis.
So, like you said, it's a very vague number.
And I'm sure if you look at these cases that they're counting, it's probably not actual sexual assault.
It's probably, like you said, groping or something like that of that nature, but like not even groping, like a brush up.
But they're just intentionally doing that because they want to boost statistics when it's convenient for them.
It's convenient for them to use that statistic against Pete Hadseth, not so convenient to use it against Lloyd Austin.
And also, too, with the Pete Hegseth thing, I mean, that's like, that's a whole nother level because that's a consensual sexual encounter.
And we got to talk about girls.
Like, I mean, I was looking at a statistic today about how women want, they often just don't want to be embarrassed.
So they'll find a nice guy to blame something on.
They'll usually call it sexual assault or violence.
And that's what happened in the Pete Hegseth case.
You know, I mean, she got drunk.
And I think a lot of guys don't understand that women are very sexual, right?
That even if it's not the same way, like men are, they're not overtly walking around, you know, thinking about men's hairy balls or something like that.
You know, that's not like what's going on.
But like, you know, she's obviously drinking.
She's horny.
She got into an altercation with him.
They did fornicate.
And I mean, you got to feel pretty bad being a woman and going back to your hotel room with like your husband there and your kids.
And it's like, it probably doesn't feel so good.
You probably feel like a pretty crappy human being.
So you go back up, but you get caught up in the heat of the moment.
People know how it is.
As a human being, you are technically, you know, you're a mammal, but you know, you can turn into animal instincts sexually.
And you go into this aspect and you go back and it's like, you know, you, I think, did she develop a UTI or something happened?
I actually, well, I think I was reading that it was actually like, look, I'm not going to get graph.
I'm not going to get too graphic here because you're a lady, but I think it just has to do with hands touching other parts of the body and then also getting into the private parts.
And so, you know, one of the weird things about that was, you know, she could have just said, oh, you know, she was, you know, pleasuring herself.
She could have said that she used the restroom without a seat cover.
But instead, her needy instinct says, Let me ruin a man's life and let's go to the most extreme case possible.
Unlike most sexual assault accusations and charges, and also many other things, surprisingly, there was a police investigation, right?
So this actually went to the police.
The husband got involved, which is very typical.
And then it turns out that, you know, it was consensual that, you know, all the story didn't line up.
Megan Kelly had a really good lineup.
You had a good lineup on this.
But I feel like we have a lot of the justice system where it's used in this way to really scrutinize cases that are not true crimes.
And then it's instead not used for things that are clear-cut acts of violence, which I think is what really frustrates people.
Like I said, is like we don't care about acts of sexual violence when it's really clear-cut.
Specifically, like we, you know, the whole Diddy operation was going on for what decades and nobody cared.
But then, you know, we can't hear the end of some NFL player groping someone or a pig hack Seth getting accused of rape when it was proven otherwise.
Same thing goes with Daniel Penny.
It's like, you know, with this whole thing with Kyle Rittenhouse or Daniel Penny over clear-cut signs of self-defense.
And then when some guy, you know, clearly murders someone, you have to have a huge trial and it takes, you know, months or years to even get a conviction.
If we're even lucky to get that, it feels like the hypocrisy is what people are mad about.
Like, that's sort of what pisses me off.
It's not really the individual case.
It's just that, like, we got to say what it is.
It is anti-American, but particularly anti-alpha male, anti-white ideology, because it's always the white guys getting screwed for this stuff.
So, and also to drive home that point of the bullshit that happened in that case, um, if you've read the police report, I've read it.
I've also included it on my Substack page for you all to read, but I also get the snippet so it's easier for you to read.
Um, she literally calls the detective and tells the detective that she asked him for a condom.
I mean, if that's not consent, I don't know what else is.
And she's admitting that's her own words.
Actually, Pete also told the same detective that as well.
So that's what the agreement is at this point, that she did ask for Conham.
That's consent.
Final on that.
But the really frustrating part in all of this is the fact that he was forced to pay out the settlement because otherwise she would have thrown out this threat, thrown out this, oh, I was sexually assaulted by Pete Hedseth, and everyone would have canceled him.
Fox wouldn't have probably renewed his contracts.
I think he was trying to get renewed, from my understanding.
And then the legal fees are insane.
So you might as well just pay whatever it is, $30,000, $50,000, whatever she's looking for, instead of accruing all these legal fees.
So it's a system that's meant to go after people and target men specifically, obviously, and destroy their lives.
And you have no way to defend yourself.
I joke all the time, my male friends, but at this point, I would say this: I would say that my next career move is probably just having a PR group that goes out there and defends men because so many men are wrongfully accused of things and they're not allowed to defend themselves.
They're not allowed to sit there and say that, no, I didn't do that.
No, this was consensual.
No, she was, she came on to me.
You know, and you mentioned that she was drunk.
You know, not a single person who interacted with her that night thought she was drunk on the camera footage.
Like the police even said they watched it and she didn't appear to be intoxicated.
He did, though.
And I joke lightly about it, but honestly, like, what's to say that she wasn't trying to target him and go after him?
Because according to him, like, she magically appeared in his hotel room.
He wasn't even interested in her.
He was actually pursuing another woman and that woman shut him down.
And so she swept in, this woman, and she took over.
And he also has an NDA with her.
I know her, his lawyer yesterday threatened on CNN to go after this woman if he doesn't get confirmed because obviously she's violating her NDA.
And it's just, it's so enraging, but there's no defense, right?
He just has to deal with the fact that his whole life could be possibly ruined from all of this.
And you can't defend yourself.
That's what's the outrageous part in all of it.
And it really pisses me off if they keep doing this, folks.
Yeah, I would know a thing or two about having an NDA and not being able to defend yourself.
I have a PhD in that.
I have a PhD in NDA.
And a lot of people should be grateful I have one of those.
But also, it's also, I was going to say this too.
Look, I don't want to be like extremely sexist, even though I am, but I'm totally joking.
But I don't, but I, but I was talking to, I was talking to Gavin McGinnis about this today, about how like a lot of women, you know, particularly have no, they have no honor.
So they care more about reputation than honor.
For instance, like I have an NDA and there's a lot of people that I could take down.
And someone would, people have told me I should.
But the thing is, is like beyond an NDA, you know, I look at people.
People are married.
They have kids.
They have incomes.
They have lives.
Like, it's not really in my goal to destroy families, right?
Break up marriages, sort of cause people political, you know, turmoil, professional career problems.
Because, well, I'm not a fag and I'm not, I'm not, I'm not a woman.
Meaning, like, I'm not saying all gay people are fags.
That's not what I'm saying.
What I'm saying is like, it's this terminology of 90s terminology where you're like, I'm not acting like a feminist.
I'm not going out there.
I have honor, right?
And this is why men had typically been in politics, men had typically been involved in authority rules and in these sort of establishment rules, because you would realize even if they're a Democrat, even if they're, you know, of the opposite party, there's still an honor.
And you'll see that in old war depictions, right?
And stories from war is like, you know, there was still humiliation if you were an army and you treated POWs with contempt, right?
You still needed to treat your prisoners of war with some level of dignity.
It's always seen as inhumane and barbaric and uncivilized to treat prisoners of war without respect.
That's why the entire Guantanamo Bay and the way that we treated the terrorists was considered so abhorrent because it was like, well, even if they're our enemies, not affording them the same civil rights and understanding and treating them like humans is considered reprehensible.
They should have a fair trial.
They should have the dignity and the right to a representative.
You should be able to put them on trial.
And I think that we've lost that honor system.
I've always said we turn into a very gay, feminized form of politics, the men included, where it's about guilty until proven innocent.
And it's about guilty at the hand of the media, which, like, the gay media is always been very, very shysty, crafty.
It's owned by the same few families.
And they've always, you know, done this thing trying to control, you know, war, situation, and honor based on headlines.
And right now, with Pete Hegseth, and a lot of what's going on is our entire world is based upon what the headlines are saying, what people are saying.
Oh, what did they say about Pete Hegseth?
Like, I saw, I saw a picture, and it was like, here's Pete Hegseth in his underwear, which was like just shorts with an American flag at the 9-11 Memorial, shirtless and ripped.
You think this is a guy that you want to lead the military?
And then I saw a picture of our governor here in like a pair of duck, you know, Donald Duck boots or something at a hurricane.
I like our governor, by the way.
But I was like, you know, who's the gay person who wrote this article about like some dude in shorts being a badass with a flag, not being able to lead the military?
Like, do you even know how men are?
Like what we even respect, what we even like, dude.
And then people are like, well, it's dishonorable that Pete Hegseth had sex with a married woman.
It's like, no, I think it's dishonorable on her, not him.
Like, I think if she was throwing herself at him in a bar and it was consensual, that's that's she's the bad one and this, not him.
Does anybody really know the way the world works?
Or are we just living on this sort of headline manipulative environment where everything is based upon this feminine, you know, attribution?
I feel like men in this country need to stand up and just say, look, we don't care.
Like, I don't care if Pete Hegseth had sex with that woman.
I mean, I don't think he even knew she was married.
So there's nothing that even says that he knew that.
So we're not even talking about an immoral choice.
It's like he's a man.
He got drunk.
He did something maybe dumb.
Even if he knew she was married, he might have done something dumb.
But why are we not putting any of the blame on this woman?
Not only for sleeping with a man while she was married and her man was upstairs.
She wasn't even on a trip or anything.
It was like he was upstairs.
And the fact that she would falsely accuse him of rape, she got disproven by the police that it was false.
I mean, to me, I feel like women like this need to go to jail.
And well, they do need to go to jail when you file a false police report.
I mean, she even did a rape kit and the rape kit didn't really turn much back either, which is the craziest part in all of this.
And the media has been alluding to the fact that she might have been drugged, but she took a rape kit.
So normally they draw blood from you and they do that type of stuff.
So I didn't see it in the police report, but that should be the big, the big point for him to push back on too.
Now, listen, I don't really care about what you do in your sex life.
Doesn't matter to me.
Never has, never will.
As long as you're not hurting children or women, it's fine with me.
But at the end of the day, they sit here and have all these women, they platform them as a platform them as their victims and they let them tell their stories.
And you're not allowed to push back on a lot of these stories, you know, like just simple questions.
Like, why were you in his hotel room?
How did you end up there?
You're a married woman.
Why are you drinking without your husband nearby?
I mean, to be honest with you, when I'm in a relationship, I don't go out drinking with men if my man's not near me.
And I think that's just the way you act respectfully.
Because if you're drunk and you're acting like a damn fool without your man present and you're with another man, I mean, it's just you're asking for problems potentially, or even just rumors.
So you might as well just avoid it all, not do stupid things.
But I don't think a lot of women like to take blame for their behavior.
And I think that's what you see going on here.
Now, the reality also is he's this big fox character.
So a personality, I should say.
So why not go after him?
Why not try to shake him down for some money?
And she was able to get a payout.
We don't know that exact dollar amount, but the reality of it is if someone comes up to you and says, hey, listen, I'm going to accuse you of sexual assault, even though the police report says that there was no charges filed because they didn't have enough evidence against you of that.
So you either pay me 50 grand right now or I file this report, go public, and cost you about $200,000 in legal fees.
Obviously, an intelligent human being would sit there and say, all right, here's the 50 grand.
Shut up and go away.
And so the media has been running with them, pretending like it's a real issue.
Like this is something that's legitimate and it's credibly source.
We don't even know who this woman is.
And I also think this, I think when you sit there and you throw out accusations like this, she should be ousted.
She should have her name thrown out there because if he's having his character bashed, the same thing should happen to her.
It's one thing that she was actual sexual assault victim.
It was one thing if they file charges, but there are no charges being filed.
We need to stop women from coming forward and lying and trying to beat people down.
You know, when New York decided to go after Donald Trump and they manipulated their crime laws regarding civil lawsuits and they tried to manipulate the time you have to file these charges, a lot of people were accused of things, but they were anonymous.
They weren't allowed to, the courts weren't allowed to out them as to who they were.
So you see a lot of Jane Does filing lawsuits, but then the people that they're accusing have no way of pushing back because they can't sit there and say, no, like this is who this person is.
They filed multiple reports in the past.
These are all their reports where they've gone after their men.
You're not allowed to say that.
And there's been plenty of women who have gone out there.
I believe Giuliani was also accused of sexual assault in these civil courts.
I think so.
It might have been somebody else.
But I was talking to someone who was very close to, very close to it.
And they're like, Brian, she's been accusing men all over the place.
And she has multiple times where she's filed lawsuits against men accusing them of sexual assault, but she's allowed to hide behind the Jane Doe lies.
So it's one thing if there's criminal charges being filed, then obviously there's enough evidence to prove that there was an issue there.
So that I'm okay with.
But once, once there's no criminal charges filed and the case is closed and you still keep going out there and pushing this stuff, I think you should be ousted.
I think your name should be thrown out there too, because both people, both parties should be allowed to be criticized or allowed to have dirt thrown against them.
Because I've just, it's becoming so much.
Remember that baseball player who was accused of sexual assault?
And that's top, that's, that's the top of your, your, your game when you're playing in baseball.
Cy Young is the top honor to ever have.
And so he probably could have signed an insane contract.
And unfortunately, his whole life is over.
His whole life is ruined.
He's playing ball overseas and he'll never be able to come back because the wives in Major League Baseball, according to my sources, don't want him being around their husbands because they're just too afraid.
But the reality of it is if he didn't fight back on that claim and he didn't sue her for defamation, he would have never been able to obtain her metadata to prove what time she left and the fact that she left and she was okay.
And her text messages, which proved that she was trying to, I think it was, what was it, grab the bag or secure the bag is how she was putting it.
So she was trying to get money.
I mean, this is bullshit.
This is a lot of keep happening in our country and it gets away.
So, you know, I joke all the time with individuals and I'm like, I will be the one to go out there and fight for these guys because unfortunately, so many people are refusing to do just that.
I mean, you cited both my coverage on Pete Hetzett's report and Megan Kelly.
We're the only ones who, I think, dug into all of this and actually went through and gave him a fair shake.
And so many other women decided just to ignore it.
You shouldn't ignore it.
You know, when they sit there and they make these claims, these false claims, it hurts other sexual assault victims who legitimately have claims.
Well, the thing about sexual assault victims is I feel like there's a the reason why some people don't go to the police is because of like two reasons.
Because even if they claim it's sexual assault, they know that it could be, you know, a misconstrued confusion.
Like I've had many friends, many people I know, I've seen many cases, you know, particularly on TV, where it fails in criminal court, right?
Because it's like, well, there's no, there's no proof of intent to harm.
There's no proof of intent to violate consent.
There's just confusion, right?
Like, oh, I didn't say no, but it's like, but you didn't, so I didn't say yes, but I didn't say no.
And it's like, did you, did you tell him no?
And it's like, no.
But it's like, okay, so then you don't have it.
You don't have a intent of harm, right?
You don't, you can't prove that it was assault.
Maybe it was an unwanted advance.
That's a huge difference.
I think that we've got to have like classifications for this.
Like unwanted flirting, an unwanted advance has actually become a meme now.
We're in the office place, like College Humor has videos out where there's like an ugly guy and he's like, hello, ma'am.
Can I please take thee to a date and bring thee thine flowers and give thee thine bidding?
And she's like, oh my gosh, ew, are you sexually assaulting me?
And then some like guy comes over and he's like, hi, I'm the son of the owner and your tits look nice and your ass looks fat.
Can I grab them?
And she's like, uh, yeah.
And it's like, okay, it's so funny because it's like they joke about it.
Like, oh, he's the ugly guy and he's being kind and he's sexually assaulting her.
And this guy's clearly sexually harassing her and he's getting let off the loose.
The clear thing is he's good looking and he's got status and power.
The fact that we can joke about that is funny, but if we're joking about it, like a lot of things, it's funny because it's got a lot of truth in it.
Right.
And I think that that's where we got to take into account in the law with like Hag Seth and also with racial things of like, when we know that things are not criminal, look, civil things happen all the time.
I mean, and I know this, people can sue for literally anything, right?
It's weird when you live overseas and people never talk about suing.
It's the weirdest thing.
They never talk about suing lawsuits.
You know, you get a cockroach in your food, you just go, hmm, that's gross.
Won't eat there again.
But America is so hell-bent on suing.
But like, as we're talking about this, this thing going on with Daniel Penny and with Pete Hegseth, it's like a lot of what you see in the media is basically, I feel like it's just tribalism, like women expecting women to believe them and gay men and black people, you know, and the media expecting minorities to hate white people to accept their narrative.
A good example is this tweet I found out.
It was like, the judge uses I'm white and I say so rule to dismiss Daniel Penny's manslaughter charge.
Penny deliberately strangled to death Jordan Neely, a homeless black man on a New York subway.
White supremacy is trying to make a hero out of Penny for this gruesome anti-black murder.
And as much as I'd like to mock this, it's like, you know, when you see this, like, I'm white and I say so rule, okay, I'm not even this retarded rule.
I'm not really going to spend time breaking this down.
There's no rule.
We all know that.
There's no, there's no I'm white, so I say so rule.
There should be, but there's not.
No, I'm kidding.
But, but then it's like, you know, he deliberately strangled him to death.
That's just a random, you know, claim that's never been proven.
Right.
And the evidence is against that.
It's totally against that.
And white supremacy is trying to make a hero out of Penny.
You know, the people, the people that are praising Penny are a variety of people of different ethnicities and backgrounds.
I don't really care who's praising him.
The point is it's not an anti-black murder.
There's no evidence that there was anything about him being black.
If anything, I would say, if you want anti-black murders, quote unquote, to stop happening, tell black people to stop killing themselves because they're killing each other at rates much higher than anyone is killing them.
And so it's like, you know, this guy Neely, nobody cared about him.
He's a drug addict.
He had like, what, 30-something, you know, charges and arrests, including for assault.
His family never cared about him.
And now they're suing and they're trying to get millions of dollars.
And, you know, now everyone cares.
And to me, this is my whole point is like with this Pete Hegseth thing, with the Penny thing, a lot of this is just like the media try to take good people down because I believe that the media and corrupt people can only exist when good people are discouraged from running for office, when good people are discouraged from taking action.
That if all the good people in the world came together and started taking action to clean up their cities, protect their subways, run for government, then the evil people would be taken down.
And by the way, I didn't say perfect people.
I didn't say people who didn't commit adultery, who haven't sworn, who haven't used drugs, who haven't drank, who haven't cheated before or gambled or whatever it is.
Look, people are not perfect.
People have made mistakes.
A lot of people, even though the best people you know today, have extremely crazy testimonies of when they were lost and young or, you know, before they figured out their life.
A lot of men don't figure it out till they're like 35, 40 years old.
So I, you know, and I'm not even a judge, women who have the ho-face.
Like people figure their shit out sometimes later than others.
So I didn't say tell perfect people run or try to make a change.
Just good people, people that realize that they needed to clean up their lives.
And with that, you got to try to fight to clean up your community and your society.
I firmly believe that there's a bigger agenda behind all of this that's trying to discourage the right people from getting power and getting justice and trying to encourage the bad people to get off and get good because the chaos breeds the kind of society that these hegemony, these people want and need to retain power.
That's that's what I maybe I'm off, but that's that's what I've seen.
Well, I always say decent people would never run for office because of what they have to go through to get there.
I mean, every inch of your life is criticized and looked at and scombed through.
And I just don't think that's acceptable all the time, right?
There's certain things that are like, all right, and we probably should talk about that a little bit.
But like I said before, if it has nothing to do with politics or nothing to do with hurting children and women, I don't care what you've done in your life, really.
I mean, there's so many people who are critical of what members of Congress are doing outside of their lives, business lives.
You know, like we saw like the Lauren Bobart video, which I think was actually a setup against her because they were trying to get her not to continue running for office and they wanted to embarrass her because the camera angle was just too perfect and the guy she was with was a Dem.
But anyways, so I think by outing them and trying to embarrass them from that angle is how they get rid of a lot of them.
I mean, look, would I ever run for office?
No, because I don't want to have to deal with any of that.
I don't want my family to be harassed.
I don't want my family to be targeted because like I could vouch for myself and I could, I could admit my own faults as a human being, but I don't want my family members to have to deal with that.
And they do it all the time, except when you're a Dem, right?
Because we can't talk about Hunter Biden because he's a 50-year-old crackheaded son.
He is exempt from they want empathy for him.
But anyone else on, it's just, it's so enraging.
Anyone else is immune to criticism on their side, but our side is heavily combed through and their lives are completely destroyed and ruined.
And they don't care.
You know, they throw out these accusations too without even doing any of their research into any of it.
Like in regards to the Pete headset stuff again, just to bring that up, the anonymous sources who came forward and said that Pete's a drunk and he shows up to work drunk all the time.
Now, I'm friends with a lot of people who still work for Fox.
One of those individuals sits next to Pete on that couch for Fox and friends, Joey Jones.
And Joey doesn't like alcohol, doesn't drink alcohol.
He's obviously a veteran.
He's injured.
He's in amputee and he just doesn't like alcohol.
Obviously, a lot of vets I know who don't like alcohol because they know there's a lot of vets who deal with alcohol abuse.
So long story short, if he smells alcohol on anyone, he knows it and he's not okay with that.
He would oust him.
Privately, he's told me before, never smelled it on him.
And then he went out on X and said it before.
Time and time again, there's literally like at least a dozen people who have come forward now to defend Pete and put their names on it.
But then there's 10 so-called sources who tell the NBC news reporter that he is an alcoholic.
They run that story, but they won't run any of these people's names.
Honestly, and I know because I've drank alcoholically before.
Like, I don't think I was like full-blown.
But after my mom died, I had a couple of years there where I was just like drinking a lot, right?
It was just like for a couple, it was like two years, just like a pretty heavy drinking.
But I do think that that's pretty normal.
Like, I mean, if he went through a couple of years, like for PTSD or something and was like drinking a lot, all right, whatever.
Like it could happen.
I mean, you don't know, if your parents die tomorrow, you could end up, you know, gaining some weight, have some problems, drink too much.
It can happen.
The key thing is you got to get a hold of that.
Right.
And I, I, I can tell by somebody who's that successful, it's funny that we would care about alcoholism when clearly, and I'm not even being partisan here, but clearly Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris are, they're driven their drinks.
Like they are, dude, sometimes, because I've been hammered on air before, like many times before in the past, particularly with Alex Jones and a few people.
We've gotten smashed together.
You know, it's like, it's like, it's never been like a secret, though.
It wasn't like I was like secretly drinking.
It was like, we're like, just wasted, right?
But it's like I've seen my own clips where I'm slurring and confused.
Because like, isn't it true that with the lights like in your eyes, like over the camera, and then looking in like it's like dim in the mirror and trying to read the teleprompter?
I'm not saying it's hard by no means.
People give me shit for saying it is hard.
No, but it's not a hard job in terms of like compared to some of you guys who have actual hard jobs.
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I wanted to bring up a couple things here as we're as we're having a discussion.
One of the things, can I, oh, yes, I can't bring this up, is I want to bring up a couple interesting topics that have hit the mark.
So Candice Owens, this is kind of a three-minute clip, which is great.
You know, if you don't, if you need to get up for whatever reason, I can I'll explain it when I come back from the clip.
But she sat down with Nick Cannon and there's a lot of this discussion about the woke right.
And I always find it to be kind of funny that, you know, while a lot of the right wing is busy like fighting themselves, people like Candice, who they're calling woke right, is actually integrating and embedding the left, right?
She gets onto Charlemagne the God onto BET.
She talks with celebrities, she's hanging out with Kanye.
Like, she gets out into the world and genuinely breaks influence.
I don't know what you think about her, I don't need to hear that yet.
I'll hear it in a second.
But she went on with Nick Cannon.
I thought this was a masterclass in reasoning about objective truth.
And there's nothing more important today, whether we're talking about trans issues, we're talking about Daniel Penny, we're talking about Pete Hegseth.
What we really have a problem with today is truth.
Is people just not willing to accept that there's a truth and a falsity?
If you say to me, you should respect people, I always respect people.
I would disrespect you if I lied to you.
I'm not going to call a man a woman.
I'm not going to call a woman a man.
I'm not going to say sorry for saying your beliefs.
It's not my belief.
A woman, a woman cannot be a man.
A man cannot be a woman.
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Again, but I'm saying, in your perception of the world is different from someone else's because, just as emphatic as you are, that so that you believe what you just said, there's someone that believes emphatically the opposite.
That's one way to pitch it: telling people the truth so they can better their lives, they can live in reality and not the ones that have the fantasy life.
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What if someone believes that that is a better life for them?
And if you can't deal with truth, then you're going to have a very tough life.
Way tougher than having to listen to Candace Owens say, you are a man on the internet.
You cannot be, you cannot feel compassion for lies, especially because they have become what they have, what they're doing now is they're wielding compassion as a sword to pass through everything that they want done.
And like I said, you are going to blink, and compassion is going to end up with minor attracted peoples.
Compassion is going to mean we can no longer call them pedophiles.
That that is what is going to happen.
It is what is happening.
We are barreling toward that.
We are barreling toward that.
It's so obvious because people don't, they would rather tell a lie than risk offending someone.
So I thought that was actually a masterclass because, like, I liked, I know it seems so dumb.
This is where I never want to get too far right.
Like, well, I love being America's favorite Nazi.
No, I'm totally kidding, but like, well, I love, well, I love like prodding the left, right?
And like they call us all Nazis and misogynists and xenophobia.
We press into it.
We think it's funny.
But well, I think people like James Lindsay, you know, have kind of lost their damn minds because it's sort of like he's sort of actually become what he thinks he's fighting.
Like he says he's fighting the people that see Jews and everything, but he sees everybody who's not as liberal as he is on the right as like some sort of a woke right or like, you know, this far right thing where he's everyone's a communist, everyone's crazy.
And he looks at Candace and it's like, let's be honest, you and Candice disagree on the Jew issue.
Okay, that's fine.
You can.
And that's, you know, if Candace sees Jews as being a systemic problem and some institutional power and you disagree with her, I don't know.
I don't find anything weird with that.
Then I respect you for not seeing that.
And, you know, you don't believe that.
And I can respect her.
But the truth is about 95% of people don't even think about Jews and don't care about Jews.
Like I'm going to be completely honest.
So when you have like James Lindsay writing her off, because he was just talking shit on her today, you know, and like being like, oh, she's woke right and this and that.
It's like, do you know, James, like the majority of people have no idea that there's even an argument about Jewish people on the right.
They have no clue what's going on.
You know what they do have an understanding of?
Rap music.
This is like kind of sounds dumb and stupid, but like the culture.
And right now, the majority of people, if you looked at what swing voters went for in the last election, why we won had nothing to do with Israel or Jews, James.
It had to do with trans issues.
It had to do with the economy.
It had to do with like critical issues that affected their lives and social issues.
And so to me, I feel like what Candice did with this interview and why she put it up was like, she kind of showed like, well, the right is in fighting.
I mean, both sides, right?
Are fighting about niche right-wing issues or what they think are important.
Remember, a lot of people out there can be swayed into common sense and into logic.
And one of the reasons why I really enjoy still working in the establishment right wing, despite like knowing a lot of people on the fringes and the dissident and being friends with them, is like, I remember what the average person is like.
You don't get stuck in an echo chamber, you know?
Like, it's like if you're a Christian, you only hang around like Christians and fundamentalist Christians.
You forget that most of the world doesn't think like you.
Most of the world doesn't have your worldview.
You can forget how to relate.
And the Christian church did that and they lost the world.
I feel like the right spend so much time arguing with each other that they forget that like, you know, maybe if you spent less time trying to, you know, tell people that they're bad people for talking about Jews or they need to talk about Jews more or that, you know, Charlie Kirk is sold out or this or that.
Like a lot of people in the world just need a three minute conversation to come to a point of common sense and begin understanding that, you know, maybe I bought into a lie.
Maybe it's not the matrix, but maybe I'm living in a disillusionment where, you know, I'm only accepting trans and stuff because it's politically correct.
But look, even I know, yeah, the pedo stuff will get you taken out.
It's basically what he said is like, no, I don't want to talk about the pedo stuff.
And it's like, well, you just said if anyone believes it, we should cater to them.
And then you start realizing, yeah, you know, the slippery soap is real, Nick.
You know, if we start, if we start doing this, we end up with a, with a real problem on our hands.
And I don't know.
I feel like Candace vindicated herself here to a lot of her haters, particularly the criticisms of her since she left Daily Wire, mad at her about the Jew stuff.
I feel like she's reminding people that like, you know, that's all you focus on about me, but I'm a much more complex and vibrant human being.
But I feel like you're not someone who would like Candace.
I think the fact that she's bold enough to sit there and say that this is an issue.
Yeah, we need to talk about it because it's all the time.
It's all first off.
The part that really gets me angry is when men talk about the trans issue as if we should just accept it as women.
There's really only one side that's being attacked, and that's biological women when it comes to the transgender issue, right?
Because like you're not seeing biological women run into the men's bathroom claiming to be a man.
There's really not as zero, zero, probably, there's probably zero cases of I've never actually heard of a biological woman looking to go into the men's room unless it was for something else.
But the reality of it is it's women.
We're getting creepy men coming into our bathrooms, our personal spaces, our locker rooms, and they want to sit there.
They want to be amongst other women as you're like in your vulnerable space.
And for us speaking out on it, we're constantly beaten down.
And I, when it's men who do it, I always joke and say, you come, you're speaking from a place of privilege because you don't have to deal with this.
And so I think she's out here speaking the truth when she's going after Nick Cannon for this belief.
Nick Cannon probably hasn't even thought about it.
So like this stuff's actually pretty close to home because I've talked about before too.
I almost got pulled into a pedophile ring when I was younger.
I was 14 and I was in LA and I used to drink and get drugs from these people and I'd party.
Like, look, you know, I'm not going to get into my past history, but you know, I was abused when I was younger, whatever.
And I'm from LA and that, that shit happens.
But the thing was, is like, I didn't, when I was a teenager, I thought I was being cool and I was being led into clubs.
I was being giving alcohol.
I was given drinks on top of that with, you know, lace other stuff.
And I got involved in some very peculiar stuff.
This wasn't celebrity stuff.
I'm not, you know, going to exaggerate.
There was, there was no celebrities.
This is very low level stuff.
But I don't want to say too much.
I've said it in previous stuff about my brothers being involved in this as well.
Not that they were involved, but like they try to bait them into it.
And I had one family member who like, there was a fountain literally like with alcohol shooting out of the fountain.
That was like the water was alcohol.
And they basically promised us that we could get as many bitches as we want, but basically like they just needed to let like let me like let them suck my dick basically.
And these are like old men, right?
In Hollywood.
Like this is where I'm from from LA.
And like, I didn't make a lot of it.
And I didn't really know it was a pedophile ring when I was that age because I was just around the people that give me a lot of ecstasy.
These are the people who got me into drugs, by the way.
They got me into ecstasy and stuff.
And they were like straight people.
And like, you know, I'm not going to go into the graph.
I'll tell you privately one time.
I don't go into the graphic details, but yeah, bad things happen.
And one of the guys was a Satanist and he was like very, and then he like low-key tried to kill me and one of my family members.
It was really weird.
He like locked us in a room and took a knife, tried to stab us.
It was weird as shit.
I grew up in a sketchy place too, by the way.
So it was like, I had, so I grew up and I was like, oh, not everyone has older men trying to rape them and ends up in that kind of environment.
And it's really not as uncommon as people think.
Like, I'm not creating, I'm not saying there's a pedophile ring.
It's like, you know, the duty was there.
It's like, no, just this stuff's really common in Hollywood and in LA.
Like, this is just part of sort of the like now that I think about it, even the people that weren't pedophiles, why was I like 14 partying and doing drugs and drinking with like 30 year olds.
You know what I mean?
Like, that's really kind of weird, right?
Like, that's, it's kind of a weird interaction.
So I got kind of fucked in more ways than one, literally figuratively, and in all ways, just like being in this environment, I feel like I kind of grew up in toxic shit.
And when I look at what's going on there, you know, I was telling people, that's why I warned them.
I'm like, you know, it's actually very dark.
It's very, very vindictive, very destructive.
And when you're young, you don't realize what's happening to you because you think that you're in a party.
You think that you're being privileged.
Like, like, you think you're being allowed into something.
Like, oh, I'm getting free drugs.
This is cool.
Like, my friends at school are just like trying to get a sack of weed and I can get any drugs I want, you know?
Like, I tried meth and everything before I was 18, you know, when I was young.
And it was like given to me for free.
And then now I look at it, I'm like, oh, you could pay with your soul.
But I wasn't stupid.
So I didn't get involved.
I didn't, I never agreed to any of this.
I didn't do any of the sexual favors for that stuff.
I never agreed to anything.
But I can tell you that the drugging is real.
The putting stuff in your drink is real.
The, you know, the way that there's a lot of teenagers involved in this stuff, a ton of teenagers, it's very real.
And it was one of the things that woke me up, which is actually why I started getting that led me to Alex Jones.
And then Alex Jones woke me up.
So it's kind of funny, like being connected as a minor and getting pulled into like pedophile stuff.
They were like trying to get me involved as like a kid.
And then I started thinking, like, what the hell is this?
This is really weird.
And then someone told me that Alex Jones talked about it, never heard of him.
Then I, at 14, I got a hold of Alex Jones and then I started watching Alex.
And then that woke me up to Obama.
And so I was like, it was like, boom, But it's like, to me, I feel like this stuff is too real from personal experience.
And luckily, I didn't get, you know, sucked in.
I wasn't human trafficked.
You know, I wasn't brought down that road.
But I also want to remind people that it's not so, it's not so orchestrative and romanticized.
Even like conspiracy theorists make it like, boom, this guy is like this.
It's like, when you really hear the Diddy stuff, it's actually pretty like, it's almost like someone involved could not know that they were committing a crime.
Because like not Diddy and his people, but it's like, we found a girl.
We didn't ask her her age.
We knew she looked 14 and she looked like the person that Diddy wanted.
She was in the crowd at a premiere.
We asked her if she wanted to come into a limousine.
Then she came in.
We brought her in and then we drugged her and then she stripped down naked.
And we invited some friends in and then there was a gang rape.
But it's like from someone who's involved, they may not know she was 14.
They may not know what's going on.
They might not have known what was happening.
And you can see where the blackmail scheme comes in.
You know what I mean?
Like you can see how they, how they could blackmail people with cameras and what's going on.
But I find it to be like from growing up in LA and sort of being in the drug and the party culture, especially as a pre-teen and young teenager, I can sort of see how all this stuff develops.
And I guess I'm sort of like blackpilled because I know that all those same people that I was around are still just out there today doing the same things they're doing, right?
And they're just very dark.
And I also got connected with the Satanism side of things.
You know, they're all satanic.
They're like Satan worshipers.
You know that, right?
They're like in Hollywood.
Yeah.
All the pedophiles.
They like love Satan.
They love the devil.
They like dark arts, magic, right?
New Ageism.
But it's like, I feel like my perspective on this stuff comes from experience.
And it's, it leads me to a position to realize that a lot of these people are motivated by much darker power.
I don't know if you're, I know you said you're not into the Jew thing, but are you into the spiritual thing that like these people are actually motivated by the enemy or by darkness or do you not believe in that?
No, I just, I just, I just thought it was like interesting, you know, with that being said, I wanted to bring up a lighter topic.
I'm sorry, I'm getting like too deep there, but honestly, that's an interesting topic.
Maybe I'll make a video on it once about like the pedophiles of LA and growing up there because it's definitely like I have this picture here, by the way.
I want to bring this up.
This is me and my, that's why it's so close to my heart.
It was me and my son today hanging out.
And someone was like, someone was like, by the way, not skipping leg day.
So we are not skipping leg day.
We're going, we're going hard.
But, but more importantly, someone's like, oh, I love how you have them by the pond with the don't feed the fish sign.
I'm like, that's actually don't feed the alligator signs.
I know a lot of people like to write this off to seed oils.
This is like dedication.
This is not moving from your couch and literally just eating nonstop.
I remember actually Elijah posted this on X earlier this week.
It was a woman who was ordering from a fast food chain.
I think it was Keynes.
And she was getting like a, like an order.
Plus, she was adding on like four or five chicken tenders, extra biscuits or bread, whatever it was.
I mean, it's repulsive.
It's repulsive.
This only happens in our country where we have women like that and you don't see it anywhere else in the world.
I mean, the food's intentionally killing you.
I don't know if you guys notice at home.
So there's nothing more patriotic than just ditching the processed foods.
But the biggest motivator is watching videos like that.
Those women are so gross.
And it's okay to say it.
Like, I'm so tired of people being like, oh, don't, don't fat shame people.
I think we need a little bit of bullying because I gained weight and I was like going through a lot, obviously, drinking too much wine, eating a lot of food.
I jumped up to like 155 pounds, and that's a lot for me because I'm a little person.
And then, like, one day I saw myself in a picture and I was disgusted.
And so I needed people to fat shame me.
And I lost the weight.
I lost like 30 pounds.
And it's okay.
We got to fat shame people because that's not healthy.
No matter which way you want to spin it, it's not healthy to be that big.
And we constantly watch, like, what is it?
My thousand-pound life or whatever, those people who are massive, they die in like their 30s and they just drop heart attacks.
And it's like, what are we doing here?
Like, this is not healthy.
I'm not going to normalize that.
That's disgusting.
She probably hasn't seen her vagina in like years because she's massive and she's disgusting.
And it's just not appealing.
I mean, not a single person thinks she's beautiful.
Like, you know, one of the things is when you gain weight, right?
Some people gain weight nicely.
Like, I feel like I'm one of the people where like my thing sucks because like my weight, my face swellingness has nothing to do with my weight.
I could be thin and have a puffy face or have a tight face.
I could be fat.
It doesn't really matter.
That's more of a condition, right?
I have no, I have no lymphatic drainage.
That's actually a vaccine injury.
So that's actually funny.
But but on top of that, some people do carry weight really well.
We're like, they're kind of lucky.
Like some girls just get big tits and you're like, lucky.
You know, this is like the opposite of getting big tits when you're fat, right?
Because you know, you've seen those girls that like they have big boobs and then they lose weight and they lose them all and you're like, those are just fat.
That's crazy.
But this is where you gain weight in everywhere except where it matters.
How does one become morbidly obese and then get pancake titties?
Look at this.
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It doesn't matter if you rip it and run it and you on the go so that you see I'm on the go.
And guess what?
What I'm eating strawberries with sugar-free whipped cream.
So you can always have your little snack.
And I don't have no filter on.
I don't have no makeup on.
And you see how clean and clear my face is getting?
Sorry for the whipped cream.
But you see, like how clear my face and that comes from because I've been eating clean.
I've been eating natural sugar, not artificial sugar, not all that extra sugar, just sugar that comes in fruit and the other stuff.
So you see like her, so you see her bra is like, it's like folded over.
And it has me go skill under here.
So her bra is like folded over because it's meant to fill a titty because it's got a wide, it's big because she's big and they assume she has big titties because she's fat and she's got, she's wide, right?
You assume she has some boulders, as they call these, the over-the-shoulder boulder holders.
But she has like, those are actual pancake titties.
I want to know, Branet, your thought.
I know you don't struggle in this department, but what's what's the what's the uh physics here of getting this?
Um, uh, maybe she gained a lot of weight and lost a lot of weight really quickly, or she might have been breastfeeding and lost all of her, I don't know what it would be, volume pretty quickly.
Someone said, Why does Elijah watch so much disgusting shit?
And I go, You have no idea what this show is about.
Like, if you have no idea, like, this shows like half the news and half just like crazy shit I've seen on the internet.
Okay, here's another thing that's not disgusting in terms of uh, like you know, people's bodies, but this has to do with autonomy too.
So, um, my son's one and a half.
I have another son that's about seven weeks old, and uh, my son doesn't know how to take off his shoes, so he jumped up on my bed and started screaming.
And I was like, What's going on?
Turns out his shoes were on and he wanted them off and had no idea how to get them off and was having a panic attack because he didn't know how to get his shoes off.
Well, this couple says they found out that their son was transgender at one and a half years old.
Um, like, yeah, my son, my son laughs at his farts, which I do too.
So, you know, it doesn't change.
But my point is, is like one and a half.
Listen to this.
This is crazy.
Daily signal.
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What motivated you to come out here today?
We're supporting our child, Violet, and her access to the medical care that she needs.
Like some of the crazy shit I find, it's honestly part of it's a joke, but like that is pretty crazy.
And I've talked about a lot, but one and a half is younger than I've heard.
I've heard three, four, but one and a half.
You don't have any kids.
I know.
The gentleman, she still needs to get married.
She cooks.
She cleans.
She's in a nice place.
She makes money.
She's a good catch.
But, you know, when you have children, I know you'll have kids eventually, but like when you have kids, it's like one and a half is really young to even give a shit.
Like to even if they speak English, that's pretty remarkable.
Because I feel like the conservative parents aren't doing this to their children.
It's only liberal parents who are doing this to their kids.
And so to sit there and pretend like a one-year-old child is actually asking this or verbally saying that they're trans.
I mean, you saw that child turn its face away.
It wants nothing to do with what its parents are doing right now.
And it's just heartbreaking to see.
And then the father, I mean, get some guts.
Stand up for your boy.
Don't allow your wife to sit there and mutilate your child just because it's convenient now.
I mean, it's just so heartbreaking to see unfold and unravel.
Listen, are there probably some people who truly do believe that they're a different gender?
Yes.
Just like that when you're an adult, don't push it onto a child because now at one and a half years of age, you've now forced your child to this be their way of life forever because you've now instilled it onto them.
And so now your child doesn't have any way of trying to deter that or possibly changing its mind.
So that's what's so enraging about all of this.
And I get so annoyed that these parents think that this is going to change their, no, your child should not be abused.
Your child should not have its body parts cut off.
And that's the reality of it.
They never want to talk about what it actually is.
They don't want to talk about what the hormone blockers are doing to their kids.
They never want to talk about what happens if your child actually says, you know, I don't want to be trans.
I want to be the biological boy that I was at birth and I want to be that now.
Well, a lot of times you can't go back and reverse those things.
And it's just, it's heartbreaking.
And then they silence those who come out and say, oh, well, you know, when I was a child, they pushed this onto me.
And now that I'm an adult, I no longer believe those things anymore.
They silence those individuals.
And so I'm just so disgusted with this.
This only really became a thing too, Elijah, recently.
Like during the pandemic, they started pushing this down our throats.
I wonder why they decided to start doing that now because I don't remember this being a thing like 10 years ago.
I found it to be kind of like a crazy thing when it comes to our, like what they push down our throats.
And one of the things that I thought about this was, you know, why is it that they're pushing it on such young children?
Like, this is why I think it's spiritual and not just political, because like sometimes I wonder why I didn't have kids earlier.
Like I'm going to tell you this, and it sounds so rudimentary and stupid because it sounds like I'm just regurgitating what someone told me.
But like I sat my son on my knee this morning because this is going to break your heart, but like every day when I leave to work, because I used to work from home in Australia and my son was young, but I've been around mostly working from home.
And now that the last couple of months I've been in my studio, every time I leave, he follows me in the door and he wails as I leave.
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He goes, and gets on his knees and gets on the floor and cries.
He gets on his face on his floor and he just reaches out to me to give him a kiss and hug him.
And every time I kiss him, he's still like, he gets happy right when I grab and stops.
And then I put him back in the car.
I know.
Every day I go to work, he starts bawling and crying off me.
And he has to FaceTime me in the car because he can't stop crying until I call him.
He's so attached.
And, you know, I sat him down on my knee this morning.
And because, and then he does this new thing now, which is like even more heartbreaking.
As I'm putting on my socks and my shoes, he goes into his drawers, gets socks, and grabs his shoes and brings them to me to put on his socks and shoes so he can come with me to work.
It's, I cannot, I'm, I'm crying a lot.
I'm actually gonna be sad.
It's the saddest thing every morning.
And he's like, and he hands me his socks and shoes so he can come with me to work.
And I'm like, dude, you're killing me, bro.
This is like, come on, man.
It's like a cute little like one and a half year old, you know, like crying because you won't hang out with him.
And, you know, every parent just wants to want their kids to love them, right?
I mean, like, I mean, you had tough love, but you want your kids to love you.
And when your kid loves you, it's like, it's hard.
And I attribute that to having a full-time mom.
So having a mom around him, I feel like he loves his parents because he knows the value of them around.
And one of the things is I sat him on my knee this morning because he was just crying.
And I, so I came back and he wouldn't stop.
And I put him on my knee and I said, I said, I said, you know, bud, you know, I go, dad, I, I, I grabbed a shirt.
I said, do this.
And so he grabbed a shirt, started doing this.
I said, go, grab your pants, do this.
He started grabbing his pants.
I go, dad pays for those.
I know he doesn't really understand me, but I go, that costs money.
And dad has to go to work.
I'm just going to start doing that with him now.
I go, dad goes to work so that you have clothes.
And then we went over and we grabbed a banana, we grabbed an orange, we grabbed some cookies.
And I showed him, I go, these cost money.
And I showed him some cash.
And I was like, you know, it's money.
And dad has to go make money by being a retard on a camera.
No, but I didn't say that, but I'm like, dad makes an income.
And, and, you know, I feel like with that being said, there's something so precious about these little kids where when you become a father or a mother, you know, there's something so much more maturing and endearing about being a dad.
You know, I don't even think I was a man until I had kids.
I don't think I was.
I don't think I was a real adult until I had children, right?
I don't think I had a real marriage until I had kids.
We were just like dating each other with a government contract until we had kids.
And once we had kids, we became a family.
And once you become a family, now you can't get divorced, right?
You can get divorced when you don't have kids.
I mean, they say you can't, but you could.
Once you have kids, who gives a shit what you do to each other or the problems?
Like, you can't do it for your own children.
You have to figure it out.
You got to work it out.
You can't get divorced anymore.
And so like that sort of like respect that my wife and I have for each other and for our kids and the fact that like we would not divorce each other for the sake of our children, the fact that someone would come in and try to tell my son, who doesn't even understand that his dad needs to make money for it to pay for his life and for his mom to stay home, would even understand that he like is a girl.
I want to kill the parents in a live action, 60 frames per second video game server with Dr. Disrespect on Rumble Gaming, right?
Because I'm not playing real violence.
Non-violent.
I would fucking blow their heads off in Call of Duty, in Call of Duty, on live streaming, in a video game server, because that's the key thing.
I would never promote violence, but I would play video games with them.
No, but I just mean that as a joke, though, but like it's, it's extra difficult as a dad.
Like, well, my wife thinks, like, I would never let my wife go on to an interview first.
I would first take the camera and be like, what is this about?
What's going on here?
Talk to me if you want to talk to my family.
Why would I put my wife on camera before me?
Even if, even if it's you and you're like camera trained, because you know, people set people up and things are like setups.
I'll take the fault.
Talk to me first.
And if you want to talk to her after, let me vet you.
The fact that the dad just let her like be interviewed, he should die in a game of Call of Duty with Dr. Disrespect at 60 frames per second, Rumble 4K.
You know, there's a dad in California who sadly he's losing his son to the ex-wife or the girlfriend who he had a child with, and they're forcing him to accept the fact that they're going to transition to his boy.
And it's enraging because the child doesn't want this stuff.
I mean, constantly, we were watching, I think it was a CNN clip this week, and there's three trans kids.
So they call them trans kids.
I don't think it's a real thing, though.
And it's women behind them, of course, never men, really.
It's very rare when it's a man who accepts this into his life.
And they're like, one of the trans kids is like, I'm afraid so much to come up and shoot me.
And it's like, and that's your mother who's the one who's enforced that on you.
And you look at the moms, not a single one of them are attractive.
Not a single one of them resemble anything feminine.
Yeah, because literally, I mean, she's got like three boys who's dressing as girls.
Kind of strange.
But it's, it's, it only, it only goes one way.
You don't see conservative parents saying, this is my transgender child.
And it's because, well, we don't, we don't tolerate that stuff.
If you're, if your son comes to you and says, dad, I think I'm a girl.
You're going to say, well, you're a boy and you're going to correct that behavior and he's going to go back and he's going to be fine.
It doesn't happen with the left, though.
The left's like, well, let's just see.
It's not a thing.
It never was a thing until recently.
It's become a thing.
And now they all want to pretend like this is mainstream.
I just, I just feel bad for kids.
How do you reverse it?
And I think we're going to find out soon when all these kids are turning 18, 19, 20, and you know, they want to go back to being their biological gender.
And sadly, they realize that they're sterilized and they can't have kids and they can't have a normal relationship because, you know, you decided to cut off your penis and make a fake vagina out of it.
And you thought that was cool back in the day.
It was really heartbreaking to listen to a lot of these stories too.
I think it was TLC who was following this one biological boy around.
And he's talking about inserting things into his fake vagina so that it doesn't close up because it's annihilation, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And it's a wound ultimately.
Your body thinks it's a wound and it's trying to seal it up.
So this is one of the things I'm not going to call anyone out specifically here because I don't want to cause any drama, but there was this prominent trans person that likes to like start shit with me.
And I go, you're literally a gay man who got silicone implanted into your chest as a fucking dude so that straight men would lust after your penis.
Like any of these like conservative trans people, that's what they are.
They're gay men who get breast implants and spend a lot of money on makeup and surgeries so that straight men will want to suck their dick.
And the problem is with that is like, it's offensive, right?
Because like any biological woman doesn't want that attention.
Like, I don't wear raunchy outfits in public because I don't want that attention.
Because when you're walking around the street, eventually you're like, like the dog park, you have to walk to the dog park and walk in the street to get to the dog park.
There's all the guys who are driving by, like, when they beat their horns, not a single female is like, oh, like, this is great.
No, you're angry, you're pissed off because you're like, why is this guy like hawking at me?
That's creepy as shit.
But a biological man pretending to be a woman with implants and everything.
I mean, literally, her tits were right up to her chin, ash cheeks hanging out of her shorts.
So, one I won't say his name, but I had a friend who came over and was at a barbecue at my complex with a group of us.
And he's like, Yo, who's that girl walking around?
The point is to my story: it pisses me off because they're biological men trying to pretend to be women, and they think that women are just so horny that we're gonna walk out there with our whole body showing because we're hoping some man's gonna come and get us.
Literally, was like, Hey, why do you talk like a black rapper?
But people do.
I talk to my dad about that.
You know, I grew up, you know, obviously around this environment.
It was very ghetto.
And there was a time in my life where I spoke like I was a ghetto Mexican.
I'm like, what's up, fool?
How you doing?
I used to speak like that when I was in high school.
It was really bad.
And it was, it was, it was very reprehensible.
But my dad was like, I don't know.
You thought you were Mexican.
And I was like, yeah, why'd you raise me in a ghetto-ass Mexican environment?
Like, don't raise your boys in that environment.
My personal opinion is about changing things is like I've changed a lot.
And, you know, everyone who's trying to destroy me has themselves been destroyed.
And I will thank God for that.
And the people who have tried to drag me have themselves received God's retribution.
I'll just leave it at that.
You know, their stuff may not be in the headlines, but they're not very happy people.
But it's not really my professional retribution that I care about.
It's more of like the fact that, you know, I went through a lot of scenes and eventually I just was happy enough to realize I wish I would have never gotten tattoos.
I wish I would have never gotten piercings.
You know, you can still see the holes in my ears from spacers and plugs.
You know, I had big plugs in my ears for many, many years.
It's just why?
What's the point?
You know, going through, and I realized I just didn't have, you know, active parents and I didn't really have a, you know, people who had time to care about me in terms of the way as I'd like to.
And I think as you know, as the future of our country, we may not be able to fix all the wrongs that have been done, but I think we are winning in a lot of ways.
I think, I think there is a reversal of a lot of this, a lot of this wokeness.
I think more people are awake to it than not.
Not that it's not a big problem that 40% of the country is asleep.
Well, I think that's the reason why President Trump won by a landslide.
The left is just so they've gone off the deep end with all of this.
And most Americans would agree.
I mean, they don't want boys in women's sports.
They don't want men in women's bathrooms.
They don't want any of that.
And so I think it's logical.
And they also don't want their little boys to chop off their private parts and pretend to be a woman.
I think most of America is pretty disgusted by all of this and they're enraged.
And a lot of people just don't speak up on that front because they're too afraid of the retaliation, as you saw Candace Owens dealing with when she was interviewing the Canon because he was just so judgmental of her take and trying to go after her as if she's a bad person for having this take, but she's a logical person instead.
And I think a lot of people are just afraid to come out and say it.
So I think the country's waking up, though.
We're watching new people kind of pop up and say, you know what, I'm over all of this.
I'm not going to continue to comply.
There's a lot of people who are former Democrats coming out saying, you know, I'm done with this party.
It's over for me.
Like, I don't want anything to do with them.
They've just gone so far off the deep end.
But I think that's how we save the country is by people just stop being so afraid to come out and say things how they actually feel.
And I think that's what's so refreshing about President Trump's campaign and what was about his campaign and how it's going to be about his presidency.
They're going to try to throw all these things out there and go after individuals who are working with his, within his administration.
But he used to just say, you know, I'm not going to, I'm not going to budge.
I'm not going to cancel people.
We're done with cancel culture.
If they're a good person, if they have a good character, I don't care what they did in their past.
We're going to all get over it.
Everyone has something in their past they don't want out there.
And so I think that I don't judge others.
And so I just hate when other people do, but I think they're over all the cancel culture moves.
The trans stuff is being shoved down our throats.
Everyone's done with it.
They want it all gone.
And the fact that people like Robbie Starbuck, who's doing an incredible job of getting all these corporations to purge their DEI hiring stuff and stop funding all this LGBT nonsense, I think it's pretty obvious that all these companies are seeing it too.
And that's why they quickly, as soon as they see that Robbie Starbucks involved, they quickly stop whatever they're doing.
I'm not going to say anything else to not get you in trouble, but you know, in a perfect world, the things they would fear would actually be a reality.
But, you know, so I think it's actually, it's my, my joke is, is like, it's like, dude, do you really want to make true what you're saying?
Because like, there's a lot of us who want to make true what you're saying.
Like, we want to make death penalty for like abusing your kids and stuff like that.
Um, and that's not the case.
That's why it's funny.
It's like, you don't even, you have no idea what it's like living under a right-wing rulership.
We don't, Trump isn't anything close to a true right-wing leader.
He's very liberal, very, very liberal.
Trump is an extremely liberal leader.
Like, no one even gets it.
MAGA is one of the most liberal right-wing movements.
You've just been influenced by a uniparty, right?
So like most people have been getting a not really far left.
Like we haven't had a far-left government either.
Everyone thinks that we've had a far-left government.
We have not by any means.
There's no.
It's like a classical liberal government.
It actually has been this entire time.
Like we have never had a true like communist takeover.
AOC is not in charge of the government.
Okay.
You know, Rashida Talib is not, that's not what's affecting policy.
It might be local policies, you know, state policies in some districts, counties in LA, right?
