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March 11, 2024 - Fresh & Fit
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Jake Shields Meets FreshandFit
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Thank you.
What's up, guys?
Welcome to the Fresh 8 Podcast.
We're with Jake Shields.
Fresh 8 here, so we're going to have some fun.
Let's get into it.
Let's get into it.
Let's get into it.
Let's get into it.
Then I went ahead and did two podcasts, which I will reveal.
I did a podcast with Johnny Mitchell, guys.
It's going to be coming out next week.
We pre-recorded it.
It'll come out next week.
The Connect, his channel just hit with a million subscribers.
It was great.
We talked about...
I did a pod for his channel where we talked about my background in law enforcement.
Then I did a pod for our channel where we talked about how he rose up in the drug game.
Really interesting stuff, guys.
That interview will be out, but that's why we were kind of tied up.
But we're here with Jake now.
So this is like...
13, 14 hours plus of filming, man.
We've had a busy day, but I am happy and I'm excited for this one.
Jake, I know who you are, but the audience might not.
Can you please introduce yourself to the people?
Yeah, I mean, I guess there's a lot of ways I explain myself, but originally I'm the most known for fighting.
You know, I fought UFC and other show promotions, fought professionally for 20 years, had an amazing career, won five world titles, beat five UFC champs, fought the people that know MMA. I fought like the who's who of MMA, just the most stacked record ever of a sport that I deeply loved.
I semi-retired, you know, three, four years ago.
Having officially retired, I might hop in and do another fight for a...
If it's the right opponent, someone that, you know, a name that interests me and pays well.
But for the most part, I'm doing a lot of business stuff.
Kind of by accident, kind of got sucked into the political world.
Yeah, COVID hit and the BLM riots and stit.
So I kind of got frustrated.
So I kind of started tweeting a little bit and I managed, for some reason, my account blew up.
I think just because I'm...
He was following Linux.
Yeah, I think because I'm authentic.
I think a lot of people are fake as...
We're a lot of cuss, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
A lot of people are fake as fuck.
You get like...
Someone sent me a thing recently that I was ranked in the top 10 political counts in the world, and I'm just fucking...
I could barely write a couple years ago.
I'm an athlete, fucking didn't go to school, didn't do this.
It's just...
I say real shit.
These other guys are fake.
They're just like...
I shouldn't be in the top 10 political counts in the world, but the competitions, these guys, they have teams, they're trying to...
They're being paid to say things.
They're being paid to push certain stuff.
It's just fake, and I speak truth that most people agree with, and I'm sure I say a lot of shit people don't agree with, too, because my opinions are all over the place.
I don't really consider myself right or left, but I get considered—people lump me in right-wing, even though I have some left-wing views, too.
Yeah.
So, can you tell us a little bit about your upbringing and your background?
Yeah, I mean, originally grew up out in the middle of nowhere, kind of a small, small, one of those kind of small fucked up towns.
All the rural areas aren't great.
Luckily, I did have really good parents, but my dad went through a really, got ran over when I was young in a bad car crash, so was stuck not being able to work, which was terrible, so I ended up I had parents that loved me, but there were some years where my dad wasn't around and in a hospital bed for a couple years, and mom got stuck taking care of him, so that made me end up drifting a little bit with my brother basically taking care of me for a couple years, getting in a little trouble.
What state did you grow up in?
California.
California?
Okay.
What part?
It's called San Andres.
It's near Stockton.
Oh, not the game.
It's out in the boonies.
Okay.
But the rough boonies, not those nice, because I own some property, a few houses out now, and the nice part Even in cities, you have good areas and bad areas.
People don't realize it's like that in the country, too.
You got the trailers.
Of course.
I was near the Indian reservations.
Oh, yeah.
Indian reservations are terrible.
Those are crazy motherfuckers.
People don't know.
Indian reservations, so much crime goes down there.
People see the movies, the feathers and stuff, but man, that's just rough.
People disappearing.
Yeah.
Alcoholics, because they get a big stipend, and a lot of them, they don't work, they're just chilling, and they don't got nothing else to do.
Alcohol and drugs, yeah.
Yeah, so that's all that's left.
Not all, there's obviously amazing Indian people, but as a whole, there's a lot of crimes.
I had a friend that was Bureau of Indian Affairs Police, and yeah, they would always be...
Most people have no crew.
People know the inner city black neighborhoods are bad, everyone knows that, but people don't know the Indian reservations are just as rough.
They can be terrible too.
And it's federal territory, so their own police departments, a lot of times they gotta bring the FBI and shit, so it's wild.
So how'd you get involved with fighting?
Yeah, I moved to San Luis Obispo after high school.
I had no plans, but then I was a good wrestler.
All of a sudden, I said, oh, I want to wrestle.
I want to go to college.
So wrestling was like your original discipline.
Yeah, I loved wrestling.
And I tried going to college, but then I realized I didn't know you had to have special classes and stuff to go to some colleges.
So I was only able to go to a junior college.
So I went down to Questa, and I was wrestling there, and I saw this guy walking around.
He had a mohawk and his jacket that said Kimpo.
He was looking all tough.
He looked kind of goofy.
So I walked up and started talking to him.
I'm like, oh, you're fighting stuff?
And he's like, yeah, you know, I got a gym.
What's your name?
Like, oh, Chuck Liddell.
So I'm like, oh, he's pretty big.
So I asked if I could come spar him, because I thought I was badass.
I went on my street fights.
I was pretty tough.
So I went in to spar Chuck Liddell, and he gave me a whooping.
I was not expecting that.
What year was this?
1999.
Holy crap.
Yeah, it knocked me out with a liver shot.
I don't know if anyone hit the liver.
It's the most painful thing ever.
Yeah, it's like lightning going up your fucking side.
Your body locks up.
Yep.
Yeah, and the thing is, it hit me there.
So I covered it thinking he wouldn't hit me there again, and he came and hit me there.
He punched you or kicked you there?
He punched me.
Oh, wow.
And then he hit me like three times in the liver.
But then he goes, don't ever show your hurt.
That lesson stuck with me for the rest of my life.
Never show your hurt.
Never show your weakness.
Gotcha.
But after that...
Legend as well.
He was here in Miami.
Yeah, legend.
So after that, I'm just like, wow, can I... I just started, like, following Chuck around, pestering him.
I would show up at the gym.
He wasn't training anyone, but I would just start copying him.
Yeah.
And I probably annoyed the hell out of him for a couple months, but I remember eventually, after a few months, one day, he texted me, invited me to come to Big Bear with him for training camp, and that's when I go, oh, he must, like, semi-respect me or like me at least, because I won't leave him alone, so...
He was my mentor for the first year.
What a mentor.
Yeah, such an amazing mentor to have.
Still a great friend of mine.
Loyal guy.
Such a loyal friend.
Really fucking cool.
Vegas, he was just going crazy.
He was awesome.
He was such a nice guy.
Thank you so much for consulting.
We're going to have him on here soon as well.
Yeah, such a genuine, loyal friend.
He's done amazing.
We've done a lot of each other, but a perfect example is, you know, I had a arrest warrant out for me for some stupid shit.
It got in the news.
Chuck went and called an attorney without telling me, had the attorney get my warrant pulled, just stuff like that.
Just such a good, such a good loyal friend.
I mean, I would obviously do things for him too.
That's what friends do, but he's just a genuine dude.
All the MMA guys are so fucking cool, man.
That Vegas trip really changed my perspective.
Not that I always had an enormous amount of respect for fighters ever since I met the Tate brothers.
But going out meeting you, meeting Rampage, meeting Chuck, meeting you guys in real life.
We got Nate Diaz in the house too.
He's in the back chilling.
You know, how humble and how cool you guys are, and it's like the fact that you guys can beat the shit out of people, but you guys are still super cool and chill.
Then I meet some of these fucking streamers, and I'm like, these guys are morons.
And I'm like, how is it you meet these other guys that are super respectful, but they can knock your fucking head off, then you meet these other guys that have no self-respect, like they don't respect you, they don't respect themselves, it's fucking crazy.
Probably because we've worked so hard to accomplish what we've achieved.
There are some douchebag fighters too.
All the guys I heard issue are the cool ones.
You had Page on, didn't you?
I think I saw him out here.
Yeah, it was awesome, man.
I'm glad that worked out.
Thank you for sending that up.
We're going to go out to California and do a pod with him as well for his channel.
Yeah, that guy's a legend.
I love Rampage.
Rampage is so fun, cool, so humble.
Funny as fuck too.
Hilarious.
I'll have to go watch that because I saw Cliff and I'm like, oh, that's dope.
Rampage went out there.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, but I think it's because we work so hard to get there, so for the most part, most fighters are really cool and humble, and it's the guys that give us bad reps are the guys that are fake fighters, that aren't that good, and they're running around and be like, oh, I'm a fighter, acting all tough.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
If you notice, all of us look how mellow and chill we are.
I mean, we're not going to take any disrespect.
Of course.
But only an idiot would come and disrespect us.
Yeah.
No, absolutely.
So you're like one of the pioneers, man.
You know, guys like you, Chuck Liddell.
The UFC wasn't a thing in 1999.
It was there, it just wasn't as big.
Okay.
In 93 it launched.
Wow!
Yeah.
Okay, I didn't know that.
So, 93 it launched, you're fighting in 99.
I remember it taking off in the early 2000s.
That's when I started to hear it on TV, on the news and everything.
Take us through that with the explosion of USC, because you were there from the beginning.
Yeah, so it was...
I used to go out and fight in Indian land.
I mean, they call it Native land now for some reason, but I think the Indians still call it Indian.
And that's how I grew up.
Like, the Indians, I think, pretty sure still call them Indian reservations.
But people always get mad at me.
It's Native Americans.
I get confused for that.
But anyways, yeah, we used to go out and fight in Indian land.
It was illegal almost everywhere.
It was gnarly.
It was bare knuckle.
Oh, shit.
My very first fight, I was...
So you had to fight on Indian reservations at first?
Yeah, it was banned in California.
Literally, my first fight, I was there just watching the crowd.
Someone didn't show up.
And they're like, who wants to fight?
And I'm like, yeah, yeah, me.
And then they picked me.
And then I go, oh, fuck.
They're in there in the back.
Chuck's wrapping my hands.
I'm sitting there about to have a panic attack.
But I'm like, well, I can't fucking, I can't puss out in front of Chuck.
This guy's like my mentor.
I went out there and just beat the shit out of the guy.
And then I was addicted.
Holy shit, man.
Yeah, it was nuts from just being in the crowds.
Another thing, you're like, you're wrapping up and you're walking out and you're like, what did I just agree to?
Holy crap.
So this is in the 90s now at this point, right?
This was like 99, I think.
Okay.
Early, early.
Well, how old are you now at that point in 99?
19, I think.
19, okay.
So you, um...
So when does Dana come in?
Because he wasn't there from the beginning, right?
No, he wasn't running it.
He comes in later on.
The Fertitta brothers bought it and they put Dana in charge.
Okay.
So that was early 2000s, maybe 2001, 2002, around there somewhere.
And then it just exploded from there.
Yeah, it just really took a while still.
I was always surprised because to me it was the only sport I wanted to watch.
Yeah.
And like, why is no one watching fighting?
Why are you watching football and baseball?
Yeah, and boxing.
People watching grown men play with balls instead of fight?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I said, yeah, shit.
So I never understood it.
And I would tell people what I did and they thought I was a pro wrestler.
It was annoying.
And it was like...
And there was no money in the sport.
When I was so poor, I remember Chuck Liddell got a $50,000 payday, and I'm like, oh, you can make money fighting, and how broke I was.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, when did it really, like, I remember it taking off when I was in high school, like, 05, 06, 07?
I think 05s, and it really took off.
The Ultimate Fighters really launched it.
They did that reality show, and then I think it was Chuck on the first one.
Chuck knocked out Randy, I believe, and that just blew it up.
Chuck was the first guy to become a superstar in fighting.
Yes, absolutely.
I remember that.
I remember being in high school and seeing him, the Iceman, you know what I mean?
That was the first person I knew to ever get famous, and seeing how cool he stayed was like, that's how you stay.
Yeah.
Because I remember I hadn't seen him in a while, and I see Chuck, and I was like, and he's just like, bro, you never hit me up anymore.
And I go, wait, wait, I'm the one treating him different.
He's not treating me different.
I'm treating him different because he's famous.
Yeah.
And we went to go to a Hugh Hefner party, and they're like, well, Chuck can get in, but your friend can't.
And Chuck's just like, go fuck yourself.
Yeah.
I end up getting in too, but I'm like, oh, this guy's so loyal.
He's not just ditching his old friends.
I was a nobody at the time, but Chuck still treated me like we were brothers.
I'm like, oh, the fame didn't change him.
So seeing that goes like, that's what you're supposed to do when you get famous.
I guess throwing punches to someone really bonds you to them to a different degree.
Yeah, it keeps you real when you're in there, like your brothers.
Like I said, we're here, you know, Nate Diaz here, because I came up.
After Chuck, I switched over and started training with Cesar Gracie, and that's where I met Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Gil Melendez.
And we have, like, a lot of people call it the Scrap Pack, one of the most amazing teams of all time.
Most of these gyms, they moved to these gyms to train there, but we're authentic.
We all came up together.
We were all just a bunch of poor, tough kids in the same place, and we just pushed each other.
Like, we motivated each other so much.
We would come in and just...
Every day we would just grind.
And even though we were like good friends, we'd beat the shit out of each other when we were training.
We'd beat the shit out of each other so many times.
Black eyes, bloody noses, but they're like my best friends.
Yeah.
You and Nick are really close.
Yeah, me and Nick.
He's here right now.
He's in the back telling guys.
Yeah, yeah.
How'd you guys meet?
When I first got there, there was some other guys better than me, but I was probably, me and Nick were the two best up-and-comers there.
So we'd be stuck sparring together all the time, and we would just go at it.
What's that like with, because he's jiu-jitsu, if I'm not mistaken, and you're wrestling.
We both do it all.
Striker, boxer, jiu-jitsu.
Of course, of course.
There's so many ways we mix it up.
Me and Nick have had so many wars.
Of course.
The thing is, let's give an example.
Let's say one day I come in, though.
Let's say I have a bad day and Nick just beats the shit out of me.
Yeah.
I'm going to think about it all day and I'm going to come back and beat the shit out of him.
The next day, he's going to think about it all day and come beat the shit out of me.
So we've given each other so many ass-whippings.
Yeah.
And then that's when I brought in Gil Melendez, and then that's when Nick started bringing his thing in Nate, and they would go at it, and me and Nick would go at it every day.
We would all obviously cross over too, but it was like, we were all so competitive with each other, but it's a good competition where we drive each other to get better.
Because I can't let these guys, even though I love these guys, you can't let them start beating you up, so we just drive each other to be better and better and better.
No, that's fucking awesome, man.
So, well, actually, you know, and I gotta thank Sneeko for making this introduction.
Because I saw you on Twitter and I was like, wow, I agree with what this guy's saying.
He's keeping it fucking real.
And, you know, Sneeko obviously put me in touch with you.
So I'm in Vegas there with you, right?
We're there for the Super Bowl thing.
How the hell did this Sean Strickland thing with Sneeko happen, man?
Take us through that, because you were actually there.
Everyone is talking all this crap and saying all this stuff.
You were actually there.
You actually introduced Sneeko to Sean Strickland.
You made that happen.
You're the guy that made that happen.
See, everyone tried to blame me for that.
See, I didn't make that happen.
I was bringing Sneeko in to train with...
Well, you warned him.
I was bringing him in to train with this guy, Javed Basharat, because he's a Muslim.
Sneeko's a Muslim.
So I'm like, oh, it'll be great marketing for one of my fighters, a really good fighter I have.
Yeah.
And then Sneeko asked Sean.
Because you still train a bunch of people and coach people to this day.
So Sneeko goes, hey Sean, will you do a podcast for me, with me?
And Sean goes, no, but I'll spar you.
And Sneeko goes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And then I show up, Sneeko goes, oh, I'm sparring Sean.
And I go, no, no, no, no, no, you're not sparring Sean.
And he's like, no, no, I already agreed to it.
So I go, fuck, alright.
So he agreed to it before you got there?
Yeah.
Oh, that's my bad.
You gotta keep your word kind of in.
So I'm like, well, fuck.
So you had him set up to spar this other guy.
They weren't even going to spar, they were going to train.
He was going to teach him fighting.
I wanted to teach him some stuff.
And then next thing you know, he showed up and he's like, oh yeah, he's going to spar Sean Strickland.
Exactly.
And I'm like, fuck, bro.
I guess you agreed to it, but you're going to get fucked up.
I guess Strickland's defense, you did warn him, like, he's not going to go easy on you.
He's actually going to beat you.
I warned him, and Sneeko went in there.
That's why people try to hate on Sean.
I'm like, well, I warned Sneeko.
He chose to go in there.
And Sean told him beforehand, like, I'm not going to go easy on you.
No, no, Sean didn't tell him anything.
But I let him know that that's how Sean is.
He's going to try to hurt him, you know?
So if you agree to spar him, I think it was a dick move what Sean did, I'm not going to lie.
I think he was an asshole.
I would never do that.
But it is how Sean is, and you know that's what he's going to do.
I've heard that that's just what he does in all of the sporting matches.
He just fights everyone.
He goes hard on everybody.
He doesn't care who you are?
He does that with pros too, yeah.
I'm sorry?
He spars like that with pros too, yeah.
Okay.
And you guys are cool.
You guys have sparring many times and stuff like that.
Yeah, we spar ourself.
We're cool.
We've talked shit a few times.
I never felt like we were close to getting in a fight.
Maybe like once or twice.
Yeah.
For the most part, we get along.
No, for sure.
Okay, so I didn't know that.
So he had already agreed to it before.
Shit, okay.
That's my bad.
I was told you might want to rethink it, but I'm also kind of big on keeping your words, so it's kind of like you shouldn't agree to it, but it's hard once you agree to something not to do it, you know?
And you had been training Sneakle for a bit at this point.
You had a couple sessions.
Yeah, you had two sessions.
So you're there, right, and you're kind of just watching on the outside, and you see that they're about to get in the ring and fight.
What's going through your mind when they're...
I knew he was going to take a beat, and I knew there was no other way it was going to go.
I don't know.
A lot of people didn't watch the whole thing.
It's actually worth going and watching the whole thing, because for the first three minutes, Sean just kind of talked shit to him, punched him a little bit, let Sneeko hit him a little bit, just being kind of a bully, being one guy, I'm about to fuck you up.
It's about to turn bad.
And then he unloads on him.
But hey, Sneeko didn't get dropped.
Sean probably should have gone to the body.
A lot of courage, a lot of heart.
It actually turned out better for Sneeko, I think, than Sean because he showed he didn't get knocked down.
He didn't bitch and cry about it.
He didn't be like, oh, I got bullied.
It's like, you know, he chose to go in there as a man and he took his beating like a man.
Yeah, and I think that's good.
I think bullying is a good thing.
It makes you stronger, it makes you better.
You know, I've gotten controversial texts, oh, you think bullying is good.
I think bullying, like, keeps men honest and keeps them from doing dumb shit.
I think we need, like, I don't want to overdo it, but yeah, I think we need more bullying.
People have just gotten so ridiculous, like, doing just such embarrassing and dork things, and sometimes you need to get bullied to not do that.
We say every behavior is acceptable.
No, it's not.
There's a reason why we bully.
There's a reason why people feel shame.
Shame is like one of the most strong human emotions because maybe there's a reason why you should feel that shame because maybe you've done something shameful, you know?
Absolutely.
So shout out to Sneeko.
Gotta give him his flowers for, you know, getting in the ring with a pro and like, you know, You got beat up, but it doesn't matter.
Like, that's hard.
You know, most people wouldn't do that.
A lot of people that talk shit about Sneakall about that, they would never step in the ring with the pro.
Yeah, tell those guys to go and spar Sean Carr around.
Exactly.
They would never fucking do it.
Most of them wouldn't hop in there with him around.
You know, they want to sit there and fucking Monday morning quarterback on YouTube and talk shit, but it's like, you would never get in the ring with him.
Exactly.
You fucking pussy.
I think it learns a lot, though.
I've been a big advocate for saying for high school they should make every year of high school.
Every kid's mandatory does a fight.
Maybe in front of the PE class.
Maybe in front of the whole school even.
Just the training for it.
And not just the training.
The pressure.
The pressure of walking in a fight in front of people.
The stress of it.
The embarrassment of it.
Imagine walking in a cage in front of your entire school knowing you've got to fight another man and match you up with someone in your fight.
It's not just getting hurt.
It's embarrassing.
You might get the shit beat out of you.
We fight in front of Millions of people sometimes.
Millions.
It's crazy.
Imagine the stress of that we deal with.
Absolutely.
Speaking of fighting in front of millions of people, recently there's been a lot of stuff in fighting going on.
What do you think about the Francis fight?
I was out here traveling, so I didn't watch it.
I saw he got knocked out, which sucks.
But I mean, he's fighting.
I think Francis is one of the hardest punchers in the world, but he doesn't have the same years of experience of these boxers.
So it's kind of...
It's one of those things that can happen.
I think it's amazing how well he did in the Fury fight.
That was impressive.
I didn't see this one, so I can't have too many comments.
I did see the knockout, though.
But he's fighting a great fighter, heavyweights.
There's a lot of knockouts at heavyweights.
I think he should at least do one or two more heavyweight fights, considering how well he did in the first one.
Yeah, and, um, uh, his opponent, uh, goddammit, the name is escaping me right now.
Is it, um, Joshua?
Yeah, uh, someone in the chat's gonna, uh, someone, sorry guys, I've had a box here.
Um, you know, he, he was very, like, um, very professional about it, um, and, uh, you know, he was like, hey, you know, hey.
Just, you know, get up, fight again.
Anthony Joshua.
Anthony Joshua.
Thank you, child.
I'm sorry.
This gave me about a long day of filming.
But yeah, he was super professional about it.
They, you know, hugged it out after.
They were cool.
And that's the way it should be, man.
Super professional.
You don't need to sit there and do all this promo and fuck you and your mom and all this extra shit.
You could have a fantastic fight with guys that respect each other.
For the most part...
Even if you don't like someone, you fight them, you usually respect them after.
It's kind of weird.
I don't know if you got in fights when you were younger, but usually you fight in high school, elementary school, and a lot of times you're cool after.
That's how men solve things.
It sucks so many people are shooting each other and stabbing them before, because we used to just go out there and fight and get it out, and you gain respect that way.
And you end up becoming friends with those people.
Yeah, exactly.
A lot of people I got in fights with as young became good friends after.
And fighting in the gym, it builds that same bondship.
All my best friends are from all the training.
You're in there beating all of each other in the ring.
It makes you like, oh, I respect that guy.
Absolutely.
Here, I'll read some of these chats real quick.
Guys, if you've got questions for Jake, go ahead and get them in, man.
You've got literally a multiple-time championship fighter in the house.
Good friend of mine as well.
We're just shooting the shit, honestly, and we're just turning the camera on.
These are conversations that we've had before, so you guys just listening to us chat it up.
Jake, what's the hardest one or two fights you've ever had in your whole career?
What made them so hard?
What did you learn from them?
See, I've had one of the most...
Some guys have padded records, especially in boxing.
That's why it's not as popular.
But right away, I started fighting the best dudes.
I have so many, but a couple I can throw out is GSP. Everyone knows that guy is one of the best to ever do it.
Dan Henderson was a hard one because...
He floored me twice in the first round, and I was able to come back after almost getting knocked out and win.
I was literally seeing two Dan Hendersons.
Yeah, I was going to say, what was that like?
But I was prepared to die that night, you know?
So I was just like, keep fighting, keep fighting.
Even though I was about out, I was able to come back.
It felt good to get dropped that hard and then come back and dominate, you know?
Wow.
So, yeah, I've been in a lot of hard fights, though.
My first fight at the UFC was tough, not because I think I was a lot better than the guy, Martin Kampman, but I cut...
I'd been fighting 85s and I had to cut like 30 pounds in like a week.
I just felt so fatigued.
So like two minutes in, I was totally gassed, but I was able to still push through the pain and still win the fight.
Wow, man.
Talk about building character.
Hey, man.
Ramadan Kareem.
I have two questions.
One, are you fast this year?
I understand you're not really into religion.
Like that, I'm just interested in number two.
Would you say I should still go hard in the gym the same way down...
I down?
It isn't Ramadan concerning that I don't have water to quench my thirst at the gym.
Try to go after you break your fast, bro.
That'd be the best way to do it.
That's what I would say.
Yeah, I know the people who do Ramadan, they usually go in the evening and train.
Yeah, try to go in the evening.
Especially if you're actually doing the water part.
Early morning.
If you're not drinking the water and the training, it's brutal.
Yeah.
I've done...
Not Muslim, but I've told the friends a few times.
I'm like, oh, I'll do Ramadan with you for a couple days.
And the water part's hard.
Yeah, that's hard.
That kills people.
It's not easy.
A lot of these guys don't realize if you're actually following it, it's tough.
Yeah.
Question for Jake.
You remember back in 2010 after you defeated Dan Henderson in Nashville?
During your speech after the match, Mayhem Miller came and interrupted your speech saying, where's my rematch, buddy?
What the hell happened?
I thought you guys were cool with each other.
That shit went downhill after Nick and Nate intervened.
Love the Diaz brothers, though.
He was mad I fucked his bitch.
Goddamn.
Okay, fair enough.
Anubi says, shout out to the one and only Jake Shields.
That new RNC is legit.
I've been in kind of a new badass joke, so...
Jerome says, Jake, I wasn't familiar with your game, but after discovering you on Twitter, I am now a fan.
Also, I agree BJJ is rarely practical for a street fight, but can you please show Maren that it works, WFNF? Yeah, you have to modify it for the street fights.
It can be very effective in the street fight, but don't pull your ass guard.
That's why it gets a bad rep.
These dumb motherfuckers trying to sit guard in a street fight, then no, it is not effective, but there's very highly effective chokes on your feet you can do.
I know.
So street fighting and cage fighting are totally different.
People need to realize that.
Okay.
They're two arts.
And I have a...
Unfortunately, I have a lot of experience with both.
I didn't...
I grew up fighting way, way too much.
Fair enough.
Devjoe, PJ, Jake, big fan brother.
Renzo, Gracie, Brown, about myself.
What are your thoughts on Dylan Dennis?
Hope to meet you and train one day, brother.
Bless up.
Dylan Dennis is a fucking clown.
I mean, I don't know.
I met him early on and I went and trained with him.
He was such a nice, respectful kid, all cool.
And then he just changed.
I think he started hanging out with Connor and tried trying to act like Connor.
I think deep down he's not a bad person.
I think there's a good kid in there.
Does Connor act like that for the cameras or is he really like that?
He's just trying too hard, but it's like non-stop.
I don't know.
He had that funny moment where he clowned on Logan.
That shit was fucking funny.
But I think he has people do shit for him because I've had multiple arguments on him on Twitter.
I just clown him.
But there was one, I can't remember what, but there was One thing was something really clever, but it almost felt like it was someone else doing it.
It was like he photoshopped some DM that I allegedly said that was hella funny.
I'm like, okay, this guy actually did something good.
I'm like, it ain't even him though, because everything else is just so dumb.
So I feel like he probably had someone help him with that Logan Paul shit.
Yeah, I think so too, because those pictures and memes, that shit talking was on another level.
I mean, his shit is usually so bad.
The thing, Logan Paul is so, I mean, Dylan Adams is usually so unwitting and clever, but the few times something will come and just look way too clever for him.
Yeah, I think he had someone helping him.
I think he had someone help him sometimes.
When he did the face-off with Logan, he was stuttering and shit, so I don't think comedy and wittiness is his thing.
No, I think he had someone helping him.
Yeah, he definitely had someone helping him.
I started feeling bad for Logan at that point.
Yeah, when they're roasting his chick.
You just gotta leave her at that point.
That was bad.
That was really bad.
I mean, it's bad now because Dylan Dennis, whenever he posts, people just make fun of him and tell him, stop posting, you lost to Logan Paul.
But he really won that.
Yeah, what was that?
I think Logan Paul lost that.
Well, yeah.
I mean, his girl made him look terrible.
What's your thoughts on this situation as far as like...
I mean, it's tricky because she was a model, a lot of it.
She's probably out just doing photos, but it looked like she hooked up with a lot of those guys.
Yeah.
And another problem I have with it wasn't she's hooking up with a lot of guys.
She said ho shit too.
A fame chaser, and ho shit, and a fame chaser.
You know, as guys that are semi-famous, we don't want these fame chasing hoes.
Yeah, dude, it's bad luck.
When girls are coming up to me like, oh, I know this famous guy.
Oh, I hate when girls do that.
They think as I try to turn this on, it's the biggest fucking turnoff.
That means, okay, you fuck that guy.
You fuck that guy.
Yep.
That's all guys here.
We're not stupid.
Oh, I know this guy.
Oh, he's my friend.
Oh, whore.
Friends with him.
Friends with him.
You fucked him.
You fucked him.
I can't stand fame chasing hoes.
Yeah.
I'm not even the biggest fucking hater in girls that like to fuck.
When I was younger and fucked around, I fucked a ton of girls.
How am I going to hate on them?
Yeah, yeah.
I don't want to marry those girls.
Of course not.
But I'm not...
Speaking of transitioning to 304s, you're very well versed in the game.
You definitely know your way around dating dynamics and everything else like that.
I think this is something that people need to see that side of.
People were kind of surprised when you came on and we did that podcast in Vegas and you were on and you were just spitting a bunch of games.
What are your thoughts on...
Dating nowadays, modern women, how guys should move out.
I mean, I'll just leave it open to you.
What are your thoughts in general?
Feminism, all that.
I mean, everyone has to date how they want.
But typically, I think for a man, you should probably date three or four girls at once until you start really feeling for one.
And it's like...
How dare you, Jake?
You can't really trust me.
How dare you?
I think you have to date a lot to start figuring out how to read girls when they're lying.
Because you can't just ask a girl, how many guys you had sex with?
They're not going to tell you that.
You start looking for certain behaviors girls do, certain ways they act.
Are all their friends sluts?
If things aren't matching, she says...
You start learning to read it, so I think it's generally smart to just date multiple girls until you really start having feeling for ones, and then maybe switch to one.
Yeah, and then filter from there, because then you'll know what to look for, right?
Definitely, these guys that try jumping right away, head over hills for a girl, they get taken for a ride.
Well, look at it this way.
She might be dating multiple dudes at once, and if you're not, you're the sucker.
Worst case, it's better for her to be the sucker than you.
Yeah, absolutely.
And plus, girls are a lot more likely to put up with it.
They're more likely to, if they know you're with girls, they're going to fight harder to get you.
If they know you have no other options, they're going to treat you like shit.
They're going to fucking walk all over you, use you.
They know they can ignore you.
They know they can go out and be like, oh, this guy's my friend.
I'm just out with him.
But if they know you have four other girls that are trying to convince you to be a girlfriend, they know they got to be in their best behavior.
They know they got to do little things.
They know they got to respect you.
But...
Yeah.
Let me ask you this.
What, like, put you on to, like, the ugly side of female nature and realizing that girls are on sugar and spice and everything nice?
Was it when you became a professional fighter?
Was it prior to that?
Did you have a bad breakup?
Like, what put you on?
Is what really hit it for me...
I was young.
I didn't do that good with girls.
And I kind of started figuring it out.
Thankfully, before I had any fame, I started doing well.
But then I got a little fame.
And I was also good at talking to girls.
And you're like, wow.
You realize how fucking shady they are.
Yeah.
Like, just like...
Just out of control.
Like, basically, you got to the point where it didn't matter.
I could sleep for sure.
Any girl, I tried fairly easy.
And I would have, you know, I had a party place for a minute.
And the worse my rep got, the easier it got.
Girls would just start hearing, oh, this guy's sleeping with other girls, and it would make them want to sleep with me.
And then another thing, you realize they don't care if they have boyfriends.
Sometimes I wasn't, and I didn't used to ask.
Sometimes I'd find out afterwards a girl would have a boyfriend.
And here's something that really was a wake-up call to me.
I'd go, oh, why did you cheat?
Always the answer was some version of, he's too nice, he does what I tell him.
And girls even admit to testing him.
They'd be like, I tell my boyfriend to do ridiculous things and he does it.
And he's like, and you're so masculine, I just wanted to come fuck you and feel like a real man.
I had another girl tell me that her man broke down crying.
And then she like, you know, or apparently they got robbed or something.
And then afterwards, you know, she was a little shook up.
And then she's like, your man starts crying.
And she's just like, I was just so disgusted.
I hadn't had sex with him since.
And that's why I'm coming to sleep with you.
Just shit like that you hear.
I fucking told you guys!
We didn't quote it before this.
Like, I've been telling people all the time, they look at me crazy, what do you mean don't show bullshit?
What do you mean don't cry for your girl?
Blah, blah, blah.
And it's like, dude, like, girls will tell you, oh, I don't mind, they're full of shit.
Also, don't ever listen to a girl for dating advice.
Yeah.
They're full of shit.
Okay, think about this.
If you ask a girl for dating advice, she's going to tell you what she wants to the guy.
If she's in love with you, she's like, oh, I want this guy to buy me flowers and do this and that.
Not what that guy's actually doing.
He's actually ignoring her fucking four other girls.
She's going to say what in her head she wishes she would do.
Isn't it amazing how counterproductive what women say they want is to actually be attracting them?
It's crazy.
And they might want that in their head, but it's not the guys that are attracted to who aren't doing that.
Yeah.
Versus if a guy tells you, yeah, I like girls that do X, Y, Z. You're going to get the guy if you follow that shit.
Boyd, if you follow a girl's advice.
Oh yeah, you're going to get no pussy.
It's a fucking L, man.
I would say if you have a parent dies or something, you could cry one time.
But you can't just...
Your job as a man is to be the rock and be stable and hold a girl down.
And if you're having a breakdown, it's just disgust girls.
It's the biggest...
And they'll just get so turned off and disgusted by you that they won't respect you.
You guys need to realize that.
So let me ask you this because you're a little bit older so you can speak to this.
How would you say, like, dating has changed from before, right, 90s, 2000s, pre-social media, to now?
It's probably just easier with all the social media because before you had to go up and approach girls, apparently guys don't walk up and talk to random girls anymore.
A lot of guys don't like doing their shit.
If you have balls and do it, girls love that.
Girls love men coming up and talking to a person.
They like that way.
You're not weird about it.
You might get shot down sometimes and be weird about it.
Of course.
But if you're not weird, girls absolutely love dudes coming up and talking to them because they're like, oh, men never do this anymore apparently.
But yeah, I never use the apps or anything.
I haven't used the Tinders and the...
So I can't really comment that, but apparently dudes are just on there, like, swiping and, I don't know, it's a different...
What girls say they want and what they want is different.
They'll be like, I want a dude 6'5", this and that, but if you have fucking charisma or you're funny...
Yeah, you can get around that.
Shit don't matter, yeah.
Like, that's why it's funny.
What they're putting, they want, what they want is not the same thing.
Of course, girls might think they want that, but if...
Simply with a dude, if you have charisma, you could...
I know short-ass dudes with no fucking money that are always with hot chicks.
Yeah.
So dudes can pull it off.
You could do it, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, of course it's good to have...
I think...
Okay, money is something I've been way over-exaggerated to.
Yes, it's good to have money, but it's not the only thing girls look for.
Yeah, and if it's the only thing you have...
No, it's not the only thing girls...
It's going to be bad.
Yeah, guys think it's...
It's really bad if it's the only thing we got.
Yeah, so many guys think that's the only thing.
No, it's not the only thing girls want.
They want a man.
It's way over...
Of course you want to make money, but it's not the only thing they want by any means.
So, back to the fighting stuff, I gotta ask you this.
Ryan Garcia, ex-breakdown.
What are your thoughts on that?
Going crazy talking about the Bohemian Grove, doing things with, you know...
Yeah, I don't know him well, but to me it looks like he's having a manic episode.
You know, I've seen people that have had manic episodes before, and it looks like he's kind of slipping into a manic episode.
I mean, who knows if there's truth to some of this crazy shit he's saying, but to me it looks like he needs to get some sleep.
Usually you guys may have a mania to get a good night's sleep.
Has anything happened since then?
Did he come back and retract some of that stuff?
Maybe he's finally got some sleep.
Chat, let me know what happened.
Because I'd be interested to see whatever.
And it's interesting.
We already got 6,000 plus people on Rumble.
They know we're going to transition to Rumble to cover some other stuff.
They already know.
It's hilarious.
What else?
Go ahead, Mo.
Go ahead.
We're going to make a quick little fix right here.
So, what else was I going to say?
Jake Paul fight.
Mike Tyson.
Crazy.
I saw this trailer on Instagram, and the fight's going to be on Netflix, which I don't think I've ever seen a fight like that not be on pay-per-view.
What are your thoughts on it?
Tyson made the right decision here.
I mean, he's getting paid, so I guess.
But he's basically going to be 58 when he fights.
Tyson's a legend, but he's been out of his prime for like 30 years.
He was just an absolute killer in his early 20s.
But then he already faded out before that, and now he's fighting...
I don't know.
I don't think he's doing the fight.
Jake Paul's in his prime.
He's much younger.
It's just...
41-year age difference.
Yeah.
I don't like it, but I'm still going to watch it.
So what do you say?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Honestly, I'm shocked that Tyson took it.
Because Jake's been trying to...
He's been egging Tyson on for years.
Yeah.
So, I'm actually shocked that he took the fight.
I mean, part of me is like, okay, I'm going to definitely watch this because obviously Mike Tyson is a fucking legend.
You can't take that away from him.
But another part of me is like, Why, Mike?
Why?
Because you don't want a fucking YouTuber.
To knock you out.
Yeah, the thing in the back of my mind that bothers me is like, I don't want a fucking YouTuber to knock out this legend, bro, because he's fucking 30 plus years older.
Like, come on, man.
It's just so...
Like, Jake would never...
He wouldn't last 10 seconds against Iron Mike in the 90s.
Never.
I obviously don't love Paul.
He is a good boxer.
He's good at me.
He trains really hard.
He's hired the best trainers.
He's right in his prime.
People can't take that away.
People try to sit there and say, Jake's not a good boxer.
He's a fucking fantastic boxer.
No, he can box.
He can definitely box.
But still, fighting the guy like 57.
Yeah, that's crazy.
It's like, come on, his cardio.
Tyson's not going to have the speed because he was so quick.
Boom, boom, boom.
And he's not going to hold the conditioning.
I mean, who knows?
He could get a quick knockout, but I just think he's not going to have the power either.
So it's just not fair fighting someone that much older.
Not at all, man.
If he was like 48, I would say, okay, Tyson will probably still fuck him up.
But 58 is just too much.
Probably 60, bro.
Senior citizen, basically.
He's almost 60, yeah.
And I've seen clips of him walking with a cane.
Damn.
You know?
Obviously, he doesn't publicize that shit, but there's been many videos of fans and shit like that taking video, and he walks with a cane, man.
Yeah, I mean, he's nearing 60.
He's probably got a lot of abuse on his body for all he was fighting.
Of course.
Custamato beat him up, man.
Like, his old trainer was going crazy, man.
And that's when he was sharp, when Custamato.
Once Custamato died, he started slowly slipping, because that guy was, he was on him.
He didn't have a good team around him.
I genuinely think if Custamato didn't die, and he didn't, um, goddammit, who was his trainer that worked under Custamato?
After Custamato.
God, I know.
Man, I just hung out with this guy, so I should know.
He was on the Lex Friedman podcast.
Yeah, I hung out with that guy recently.
He was so cool.
I wish I could remember his name because you invited me to his house.
I feel so bad.
If you watch the old Mike Tyson training videos, he's the one holding the mitts.
Sitting there trying to knock the fuck out by Mike while he's bobbing and weaving and shit like that and doing the whole Pico method.
Yeah, go ahead.
Pull it up real quick.
Or someone in the chat is going to put it in.
I just hung out with this guy.
That's why it's driving me crazy.
Oh, Bobby, what is it?
Tony Atlas.
There we go.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, Teddy Atlas.
Teddy Atlas, I'm sorry.
Yeah, because that dude's a G. I, like, hung out.
I watched fights with him.
We were breaking down fights.
It was awesome because we watched MMA fights, and he was having me break them down for him.
And I'm like, bro, I want to go watch boxing fights, have you break down for him?
And he gave me his number.
He's like, oh, come to my house.
Nice.
So I'm like, I'm going to have to do that when I'm in New York.
Awesome, dude.
Such a cool, like, such a cool dude.
But yeah, once Mike got rid of those guys and he started having these, you know, the Don Kings and these party people and he was doing cocaine benders in Japan and shit like that.
That's when it all started going down, man.
It was crazy.
He would never got that rape charge either if he had those guys around him.
Also, even after he stopped training with those guys, he still went years.
He was so much ahead of everyone, he still went years beating everyone up until he started falling off.
Yeah, yeah.
Could you imagine if he didn't have that distraction?
Yeah, if Cuss hadn't died, he would have gone forever to tear people up.
Yeah, dude.
Man, he could have easily done a Floyd Mayweather 40 and 0 type shit.
Yeah, I agree.
You know?
Easily.
Any other chats?
We got here, Taylor Jackson says, Jake, I just started training in Bill under Hetio Seneca.
What kind of training would you recommend off the mat?
And BJJ, I'm sorry, under Helios Seneca.
I mean, off the mat, I say just spend as much time on the mat.
Go there and train as possible.
If you're trying to do stuff off the mat, go lift weights or run.
You can run and lift weights, but just be at the gym as much as possible.
You don't want to be fucking...
People try to do these stupid drills at home and shit.
Nah, go lift weights instead.
Or run or something.
Machaca goes, WNO Fresh Market finally cooked.
Oh my god.
Jerry Bebe goes, a new subscriber and your follow-up after Candace is Jake.
Huge W. You're the man, Jake.
Bilal works out at my Orange Theory.
Next time you're in Chicago, join him so I can meet you.
I'm out there all the time.
I'm friends with Bilal, so I actually need to do that because I'm always stuck on such tight business when I'm in Chicago, but I think the next time I'm there, I might stay in the next couple days.
You know what?
Yeah.
We should go there together, bro, because I owe a money bargain interview.
Yeah.
I'm out there.
I'm out there in a couple weeks.
You're going to...
I'll look the exact dates.
Shout out to Derrick Winneberg.
I owe him an interview.
And I've told him I'm going to go to Chicago, so I need to go out there.
I'm going to freeze my balls off them.
Derrick's place is sick.
Oh yeah, I'm sure.
People can talk all the shit they want about him, but Derrick is a fucking nice guy.
They think he's like, I get it because a lot of wealth guys are grifters, but this motherfucker's got some money.
Nah, yeah.
He put his money in the right stuff.
Smart guy, sharp guy.
People don't like his delivery sometimes, like, oh, he's so condescending, but he just generally wants guys to win.
Like, make the fucking money, become successful.
He wants you to make money.
He's a little harsh on broke people, but I've made a lot of money off taking some of his investment.
You know, I invest in a lot of the same company he does, and I've done very well recently, so...
Yeah.
Shout out to Money Burke, man.
People can say whatever they want, but I like the guy a lot.
He's a good guy.
He's super loyal to people that are good to him, too.
Oh, yeah.
People try to come at you, and he's like, fuck you guys.
People talk shit to him.
I'm like, fuck you, bro.
Don't talk shit to my friend like that.
He's Jewish.
People try to call me a Jew hater.
I'm like, bro, that's one of my fucking best friends.
What the fuck's wrong with you, guy?
Yeah, they try to say that shit, but you know, no, Moneyberg is good people.
But yeah, what was I going to say?
Oh, caught up on the chats?
Okay.
Yeah, but yeah, the Jake Paul thing, man, I'm really...
Yeah, I'm going to obviously tune in.
Yeah, I'll watch for sure.
Yeah, definitely.
I think the whole world is going to be watching.
That's interesting that they have it on Netflix.
They must be paying a lot of money for that.
Is that a first?
To stream the fight like that on Netflix?
Yeah, a lot of people watch because of that, but they must be paying a lot of money.
Yeah, Netflix gotta be...
I wonder how much...
Because they didn't release details, right?
A lot of millions for sure, I don't know.
They didn't release details on that.
Shit.
Oh!
Hot Swins.
You were recently on their podcast.
Yeah, I just did the Hot Swins.
They copied me because they knew I was bringing you on.
God damn it.
Because I've been safe for a while.
Yeah, they beat me to the punch.
What was that like, bro?
Meeting them.
How was that?
What did they film out for?
Yeah, it was cool.
Are they in Nevada?
Nevada, yeah.
They're out there.
Oh, shit.
When I first started politics.
Vegas?
Yeah, Vegas, yeah.
They actually are there?
They've been there for a few years, yeah.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Okay.
When I first started following politics, they were some of the first guys I watched because there's not doors.
Did they move from California?
I don't know, actually.
Dude, I'm telling you.
Miami and Vegas are the next cities, man.
They're the next cities, dude.
I'm telling you.
But sorry.
The Hot Twins are super cool, like I said, because some of these conservatives guys are dorks.
I can't relate to guys like Ben Shapiro and stuff, but they're like guys that are like normal guys, so it's fun.
And they're...
I think they used to be hardcore pro-Israel, but they started actually doing a little research, and they started being like, oh, we're...
It's hard to admit you're wrong, you know?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I was there once, too, so they just started doing the research, and they just started like, oh, we were on the wrong side.
They had such a transformation.
They went from...
Because I remember watching them when it was twin muscle workout.
They used to have a fitness channel, and they'd work out and vlog their shit, and they'd say all kinds of funny shit.
And then they switched over, because fitness is a dead genre now, bro.
Fitness YouTube channels are kind of dead.
So they transitioned intelligently, and they called themselves the conservative twins, and they started talking about politics more, which is interesting, because once you talk about politics, you start to get restricted or whatever.
Actually, should we make the transition right now?
Might as well.
All right, just come on over to Rumble.
Rumble.com slash Fresh and Fit.
We're going to start talking about some other stuff.
Run the bathroom quicker.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Go ahead, bro.
Go.
You're right there to the right.
Take your time.
We're going to go ahead and make the transition.
So, yeah, guys, come on over to Rumble.
Rumble.com slash Fresh and Fit.
Other side.
Other side, Jake.
Right there.
So yeah, throw the link in the chat for the people.
Come on over, guys.
We're going to make the switch over.
Hope you guys are enjoying the interview so far.
Sorry, guys.
Like I said, I know you guys were wondering, yo, why aren't we having an after hours or whatever?
So here's my day, guys.
So I did FedReacts, right, yesterday.
Right?
After I did FedReacts, we went for about two hours.
Then I went to the gym, okay, when I got some food.
Then I came back and I streamed.
I ended up playing with Overwatch Pro.
Shout out to Awkward, right?
His name is Awkward.
And he's probably, like, you know, he's very, you know, pro self-improvement, whatever.
Very, like, anti-woke, unlike the rest of the Overwatch community.
They start, you know, they start freaking, oh my god, you're playing with this toxic YouTuber.
Right?
They were saying that to him when he played with me.
So we went on a win streak, alright?
We were defeating everybody.
We went, like, 26-5.
Right?
I got my diamond rank.
We litty.
You diamond?
I'm diamond now.
Let's fucking go.
Give me a down to Marco because I got my sound effect boy.
Let's go, baby.
The beatings will continue.
All right?
I was destroying these scrubs.
All right?
So, yeah, facts.
I actually hit the other sound effect.
Man, I had them boys in my sights.
You ain't got it?
Elmo.
Elmo.
You went from mo to low.
You went from mo to low.
Look at that.
Just like that, bro.
Mo to low, nigga.
Play back now.
You play back.
Mo to low.
Yeah, that's even worse.
Bro, I'm actually losing weight, bro.
Yeah, unlike that loser.
Man, you know, I'm skinny as hell, bro.
Oh, God, bro.
So, yeah, I come from fucking silver all the way to diamond, guys.
Fucking close.
I went 56-12 total and I think 26-5 last night.
And then after I did that, we had...
Johnny Mitchell.
And we did a podcast with him.
One for his channel, one for my channel.
That took us like, what, four hours, right Mo?
Yeah.
We're going to drop that next week.
It's fucking awesome.
We talked about how he rose up in the drug trafficking game.
And now we got my good buddy Jake in the house.
So, are we on Rumble?
Yes, we are.
Alright, awesome.
We got 8,000 y'all ninjas over here?
Shout out to all you guys, man.
Like the fucking video.
Give it down to Michael.
Shout out to all the Rumble ninjas.
Let's get ready to rumble!
So what did you guys talk about for the TMW?
Yeah.
We talked about all kinds of subjects, but we did...
I didn't know why they invited...
I was surprised they invited me on, because I thought they were pro-Israel.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Which they were, but apparently they switched opinions, so they wanted to talk about some of that.
Oh, shit!
And they're new to the whole subject, you know?
Of course.
But they just saw the evil that's happening.
They just see these kids getting slaughtered, and they're just like...
Man, this is messed up.
And they see the way they're dehumanized and children getting killed.
I think that was really just like a shock to them, how dehumanized it was.
Anyone with humanity can watch this.
And they saw conservatives saying, it's fake videos, stuff like that.
And I think that really just started making me think, like, what is going on here?
And then they started seeing, like, why are Americans supporting this?
So I think they're still new, trying to figure out what's going on.
It's crazy when you start digging because it just seems so absurd it doesn't make any sense.
You know, October 7th, it's interesting because no one even knew what Zionist was until October 7th.
And October 7th happens and then people start looking into this conflict because most people are completely unaware of what the hell is going on on that side of the world.
And they looked into it and they're like, what the fuck has been going on for like 80 years?
Yeah, I've been to Israel a couple times.
Oh shit!
Originally I was- You can't go back now!
I'll get my ass killed.
So the first time or so, I was like, they repeat these lies, and that's why you want a Jew lawyer, right?
Yeah.
Because they're great at spinning false narratives.
They repeat these lies over and over, and you start hearing them, and I believed it.
But then I went there, and I had a friend visiting the same time, so I was trying to see him in the West Bank, and they would not let me go.
The military guys basically refused- What year did you go?
It was like 10 years ago.
Oh shit, okay.
They were basically...
I mean, I guess I could have fled, but I felt like they were kind of forcing not allowing me to go to the West Bank.
And my friend's like, no bro, it's safe.
I want to show you around.
And they're just like, no, they're dirty terrorists.
You can't go.
You're going to get killed.
And my friend kept calling me.
He goes like, no, trust me.
I want you to show...
I want you to see what they're doing to us here.
And the guys wouldn't let me go.
And that was kind of like...
And that was the first kind of like...
Because I was there doing some stuff with the military and stuff, which I regret doing.
But it's like...
That made me start thinking.
Why do you regret doing?
Training stuff for the military.
We've seen all the killing and stuff they're doing now, you know?
Gotcha, gotcha.
But it's like...
Understandable.
Yeah, so just like...
Them not letting me go there was kind of a...
Like, why don't...
This guy's trying to tell me he wants to show me what they're doing to him, and they're saying, you can't go see these filthy animals.
So that really kind of woke me up.
And then I started...
I also went to Jerusalem.
That place was weird.
It's supposed to be an international city.
There's just so much tension there.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
So then I started doing a little deep dive in the history, and it wasn't what I was told, you know?
Yeah.
It was always our homeland.
That place had been conquered so many times by so many different people.
Yeah.
And the last time it was a Jewish majority was like 1,500 years ago.
Yeah.
Until...
I believe it was what it was.
It was 1897, I think, they had a meeting with one of the Zionists.
Was it the Zionist Congress or something?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
One of those groups?
Something Herschel.
Yeah, he was the face of it, but it's really backed by the bankers, like the Rothschilds and the most famous.
But there's a bunch of other bankers.
Jacob Rothschilds just died last week.
Yeah, and it's not just the Rothschilds.
There's other bankers.
They're just the ones, the names everyone knows.
And unfortunately, I don't have all these names memorized.
I probably should.
So the bankers...
Well, the Rothschilds were the big ones.
They were the big ones.
With the Balfour Declaration.
They were the original big ones, yes.
But there's other big ones, too.
They're an Israeli currency, bro.
The Rothschilds are an Israeli currency.
I mean, look who funded the U.S. Federal Reserve.
The IMF. It's all the same people.
And that's the problem with this topic.
It's not the Jews, you know.
I have tons of good Jewish friends.
It's a very small group.
He adamantly did.
People always tell him that I'm anti-Semitic.
And Bunny Bird's like, this guy's not because we do a ton of business together.
We're a great loyal friend.
I have a bunch of other Jewish friends, too.
And that's why I personally always resisted the Jewish conspiracy, because I know too many great Jews.
I hear that Jews, like, you people are retarded.
But then I started realizing it's like a Jewish mafia is how it works.
There's mafias with every race, right?
Yep, but this one's the most powerful, the most organized, the one that flies under the radar.
The Italian mafia got broke up.
The Jewish mafia is still thriving.
It's funny.
Dave Chappelle said this funny-ass joke, right?
Group of black people, gang, right?
Committee criminal activities.
Group of Asians, triad.
Japanese, Yakuza.
Italians, mafia.
Jews, coincidence.
And you better not ask no fucking questions.
Right?
And I always thought that was funny.
And there was actually a Jewish mafia, too, that worked right alongside the Italian mafia.
Meyer Lansky was the head of it.
Meyer Lansky, right?
And no one talks about that shit.
Vegas was built by the Jewish and the Italian mafia.
Yes, absolutely.
But there's no Hollywood movies about the Jewish mafia.
Nope.
Who runs Hollywood?
There you go!
Who runs the record companies?
There you go!
Right?
It's just a lot of coincidences.
It starts getting...
It just becomes too much.
At first you start seeing it and think you're going crazy, but there can be five coincidences.
There can't be 300.
And you know, it's interesting, Jake, because all you did was ask some questions.
And they fucking...
What'd they do?
They throttled you on the X algorithm.
Did they demonetize you to or try to?
They demonetized me, but I got it re-added.
I don't know how or why.
They never explained why they demonetized it or why they re-added it back.
I kind of know why they demonetized me.
Of course, because you were really out.
I would say you and Jackson Hinkle were the two biggest accounts that were super outspoken on the Palestinian conflict because you guys really went post going crazy.
I retweeted so much of your stuff.
Thank you, thank you.
Great content.
I lost a lot of followers originally, but I always speak my truth.
Sometimes I'll have an opinion that's completely the opposite of my following, but I'm still going to push it.
I was losing thousands of followers when I first started tweeting it.
Early on, obviously, October 7th was disgusting, so I'm not going to defend that.
But early on, I wasn't jumping on the, oh, Hamas is evil.
Of course, it's evil what Hamas did, but people don't understand.
That doesn't come out of a vacuum.
Yeah.
They didn't just come out of nowhere.
Imagine if you've seen your kids get their arms blown off and your other kids killed.
You've been ethnic cleansed from your land in the 1940s.
They've been brutalized for 80-something years.
Yeah.
And it's crazy how, like, because a lot of people don't know about this conflict.
Then when they did the research, they're like, damn, shit.
I kind of see what's going on here, right?
You got them in a fucking open-air jail there on Gaza, right?
Yeah.
Obviously, it's just a very, very sucky situation that's going on there.
But the crazy thing is that in America, they don't know the truth.
The rest of the world knows.
When I was in Europe, people know what the fuck is going on, right?
Middle East, obviously, they know what the fuck is going on.
Only in America are we like, I don't know.
Most Americans don't even have a passport.
Fucking retards.
No, exactly.
People would be like, oh, you haven't been to Israel.
I was like, yeah, I've been there a couple times, buddy.
And people also don't like, I mean, here's the thing, look who runs the media.
I mean, Breitbart, owned by Jewish people.
The Daily Wire, Jewish people.
Prager University, not only Jewish people, Israeli intelligence runs that.
Yeah.
Yep.
So it's like, the liberal media is almost all Jewish too.
It doesn't mean all Jews are going to feel this way, but it's like, I feel like a lot of it, they've deliberately came in, they've captured, they're extremely, extremely smart, the people that organized this thing.
Yeah, in the New York Times, all these big news companies, man.
And in Hollywood, the other thing, they came and took over Hollywood.
There's 500 movies about the Holocaust.
How many movies are there about the, what is it, the Nabaka, how do you say it, the Palestinian cleansing?
None.
There's the Holodomer where they starve people to death.
There's the Armenian genocide.
When they kicked them out of their homes.
Yeah, there's tons of genocides throughout the history.
None about those.
None about the Russian Revolution because that was, you know, people that pushed that were also Jewish.
God damn.
None about the USS Liberty either.
Yeah.
There you go.
Fucking crazy.
People don't even know about that.
I didn't know about it.
We talked about that a little bit with Candace.
Yeah, see, I knew the bad shit they were doing to the Palestinians, but I didn't know about the USS Liberty and the LeBron Fair.
It just gets...
The thing we're saying, we need to slow down a little bit.
The problem is it's so hard to talk about.
There's so many aspects.
Kennedy.
Kennedy, exactly.
RFK was doing the Hodgkins after me.
I told him to ask about, I named all the connections to where I thought, I'll name him real quick right now.
Sure.
There's a lot more.
I only know a couple of them, but let's say JFK. And I'm not saying they killed him, but Kennedy always, RFK always says CIA killed him.
But first off, he was in a major, major, absolute battle with the people running Israel over two major issues.
One was their lobby, which turned into, it's AIPAC now, but it was called something else, and I don't remember the name.
Like the Zionist Council or something like that.
He wanted them to register under Farah.
And it's because they should be.
It's an illegal lobby.
Every single other foreign lobby is registered under Farrah, but they don't.
That means they don't have to show where the money comes from.
They can take U.S. tax dollars, the billions of dollars we give them, and funnel it right back to bribe the politicians to give more.
It's absolutely insane.
It's crazy, right?
It is illegal, but for some reason they don't know it.
It's the only country that doesn't have to abide by it.
Only one!
Yeah, and Kennedy was adamant that that was illegal.
He's like, this has to be shut down.
Yeah.
They got to register as foreign agents.
And his brother believes so too.
RFK Jr.
believed it as well.
Mm-hmm.
He was also adamant they shut down their nuclear program, which was illegal.
They were stealing U.S. secrets.
So he was in a full-on war at that time.
And there's multiple connections.
I'll just name a few of them.
No, these are all fact, by the way.
These are all fact.
This is all declassified.
Like, this isn't us, like, conspiracy theories.
This is all fucking fact.
You can look this shit up.
They had asked them to register under Farrow, like, a million times.
And what's the guy that shot Kennedy?
Harry Lee Oswald, LOL. He didn't fucking shoot him.
We all know that was a lie.
There's a bunch of Jewish connections, too, but I won't get into that.
But the guy who killed Oswald, Jack Ruby, you want to know who Jack Ruby's real name is?
Jack Rubenstein.
They kind of left that out.
Let's go!
Let's go!
He had ties to the mafia.
Who was the head mafia boss?
Meyer Lansky.
Oh!
Jewish mafia.
Oh, man.
Who had ties.
Here we go.
A lot of people say the mob killed him.
This guy, he had ties in building Israel.
Yeah.
He sent them weapons.
Yes.
Meyer Lansky was majorly...
Instrumental in getting weapons and stuff over there for their war.
I recommend everyone look up what I'm saying, too, because people are going to be like, oh, bullshit.
But it's like...
It's true.
I didn't believe this shit.
A lot of the stuff is in NUMEC. Shout out to Ryan Dawson.
He made a fantastic documentary on this, NUMEC, How Israel Stole the Bomb.
He showed declassified documents in there and everything.
It's...
Historical fact, none of this is lies.
It's 100% true.
They stole nuclear technology.
He wanted their nuclear program to be looked at.
Even more so, Ben-Gurion, the prime minister at the time, the first prime minister, the pressure was so crazy, he sat down and became the minister of defense, if I'm not mistaken, and continued the nuclear program in Damona.
You want to hear something interesting about that first prime minister you just mentioned?
This is off topic a little bit, but Israel was created off terrorism.
At the time, he launched the largest terrorist attack in the world, killing 93 people.
The King David Hotel, including British, because they were doing constant terrorist attacks.
They're the ones that brought terrorism to Palestine.
They were kidnapping and killing British soldiers.
It was launched off terrorism.
It's just absolutely insane.
And that guy became the prime minister.
Yep.
Yep, he was running, if I'm not mistaken, Haganah, which doesn't exist anymore, but yeah, it was an Israeli terrorist organization.
And I think it was another one was Urgun or something like that.
I don't know, I forget Ben-Gurion which one he was a member of.
But yeah, he was literally killing British people.
Yeah.
Crazy.
It's just all buried in history.
Yeah.
They act like the Muslims are the ones that brought terrorism.
They're literally the ones that launched terrorism in the Middle East.
Yeah.
I think at the time it was probably a combination because they were probably bribing England and stuff too.
And plus after World War II they didn't really want to get involved in another war.
Yeah.
So they kind of just backed down and let them take the land.
Let's fucking go.
Because they had agreed to give the land, I think it was Lawrence of Arabia or something, they'd made a deal in World War I to give all the land back to the Arabs.
Yes!
But then the Jews went, because they loaned money during World War I, so they wanted the land too.
And they got America involved.
So they also owed, because basically they're like, hey, get America involved in World War I so we can win this thing.
They were able to, obviously, because a lot of successful businessmen were Zionists, and they got them to do it, and then they made a double promise, and England kind of set this whole problem up.
Yeah, so lots of the loans were given.
That's part of the reason, I'm not trying to justify anything Hitler said here, what I need to say, but the loans were given by Jewish people, which is part of the reason he was mad about them, and a lot of them were in Germany.
Yeah.
Goddamn.
The whole thing, you start digging, it's just so complex.
And you figure out everything was a fucking lie, huh?
Yeah, you realize, oh, we've been lied to.
The winners write history.
Yeah, they do.
And, you know, with the Kennedys, man...
Yeah, dude.
I mean, that was a whole...
Alan Dulles wanted the Kennedys dead because JFK had an issue with the first CIA director because it was a good old boys club with the CIA. It was a bunch of lawyers...
That wanted to impose American imperialism on other countries and just steal their resources.
That's what it really came down to, what the CIA did.
That's why they did all these black ops and all this other shit, causing wars in areas, destabilizing it, America coming in, being able to provide assistance, but at the same time extracting resources.
So they had this good old boys club with the CIA where they were running ramp and doing whatever the fuck they wanted with Alan Dulles and all these guys.
Actually, the airport in Washington, D.C. is named after Dulles to this day.
Yeah.
Kenny wanted that shit going.
He wanted us out of Vietnam.
He wanted to clean up the CIA. Because they wanted to do a bunch of crazy shit where they wanted to have people posing as Cubans committing terrorist attacks in the United States to attack Cuba.
They're trying to launch a false flag terrorist attack and blame it on Cuba for war.
It was going crazy back then in the 60s.
So Kennedy was like, what the fuck is going on here?
We gotta reel this shit in.
And then obviously his brothers, they're Attorney General, highest law enforcement officer in the United States.
And then we got the Zionist Council.
They're a lobby.
How is this possible?
They're a foreign agent.
They're over there in Palestine, which we can't even send weapons over there, but these guys are over here lobbying in the United States.
How is this even possible?
They want to register.
And next thing you know, boom.
Both of them get fucking killed.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, likely it was, you know, Mossad and CIA together.
100%.
I think it was all working in tandem.
Yeah.
Some people think it also might have been a Meyer Lansky hit for the mafia, but that would be tied in.
The Italian mafia wanted...
The problem is that Kennys had enemies.
So, you got the military-industrial complex because you wanted to leave Vietnam.
You got...
Obviously, Israel and Sajjah just want you gone because you're trying to get rid of the nuclear program and you're trying to make them register under Pharaoh, right?
Foreign Agent Registration Act.
Then you got issues with the Italian mafia because Kennedy and his brother, RFK, went hard against organized crime.
That's actually one of the biggest things they campaigned against was going after the...
But you know they never went hard after the Jewish mafia?
Meyer Lansky never went to jail.
They didn't break those guys up the same.
Yeah, because they couldn't even pierce the Italian mafia.
I think they just had too much protection from the top.
That too.
That too.
So they just had a lot of enemies.
A lot of people wanted them dead.
I genuinely think, and we're going to bring Ryan Dawson to talk about this, but there were so many different components that wanted them dead.
The Intel world wanted them gone.
The organized crime, Italian and Jewish, wanted them gone.
The military industrial complex wanted them gone.
They just had so many enemies.
Probably a joint hit.
Yeah.
But there's, unfortunately, I don't know the details of the last part, but I know there's some connection, too, with the guys who brought him to Dallas.
I think we're tied in with the ADL, which the ADL is- Yes, they were!
Let's go, Jake!
The ADL is basically a mob connected...
I learned that from you because you posted the video, actually.
Because I didn't know that that trip was kind of unofficial.
It was kind of...
And the people that set it up...
Unfortunately, I can't think of the details behind this, so I need to be...
I remember...
But I know there's some kind of connection behind it.
I remember, the people that set it up were Zionist businessmen.
Yes, exactly.
Dallas businessmen that set up that trip from the beginning because you posted a video on it and I was like, holy fuck!
They also owned the building where they think he was shot from.
So there's just too many connections...
There are going to be a few coincidences, but when you get to this many, it starts being like, I don't know.
Yeah.
And why did Jack Rubenstein decide to randomly shoot him?
Yeah!
And they fucking told...
They like to call him Jack Rubenstein.
And the FBI advised...
The FBI advised...
They fucking advised Dallas PD to not walk this guy out in public in front of everybody.
And they did it anyway!
It was the Zionists that pulled him out that made that decision to do that.
Yeah!
They brought him in front of the police station like, oh yeah, let's just walk this guy in front.
The guy that allegedly killed the president.
Are you guys fucking stupid?
There's tons of stuff I'm missing on this.
It goes way deeper than I'm even saying.
I'm just dropping a couple of the points.
I think Ryan Dawson's actually, there's a couple people who have done, but Ryan Dawson's the guy that's done deep in this.
He goes deep, deep, deep.
Ryan Dawson's actually, here's something interesting.
He did a really good film.
I don't want to get too into this connection, but he did a really big film trying to show all the connections between 9-11 and Israel.
He got banned from YouTube for this.
But Michael Moore and Weinstein, they made a connection trying to show the connections between Saudi Arabia, and they want to warn for it.
So why can you show the connections between Saudi Arabia and 9-11, but not Israel?
And to be fair, Dawson did cover the Saudi Arabian connection, too.
Yeah, because, I mean, Saudi Arabia probably did have...
100%.
Saudi Arabia and Israel probably worked together.
They did.
They did.
And it's one of the, you know...
It's a dirty little secret in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia has always got along with Israel.
They just can't publicly acknowledge it because of political things and everything.
People don't understand how complex it is over there.
There's different groups of Muslims fighting among each other.
Delicate foreign politics.
But Saudi Arabia and Israel work together.
But the people of Saudi Arabia hate Israel.
So it's kind of like...
It's very, very complex.
So it's difficult for the kingdom to justify.
UAE doesn't give a fuck anymore.
They let them in.
You come in with an Israeli passport to the UAE now.
Yeah, America also gives these countries a lot of money to work with Israel.
Oh yeah, Egypt, for example.
We're giving billions of dollars to these countries to be nice to Israel.
Yep, Egypt was the big one because they had a long-standing war for decades.
And then it was like, hey, play nice with them and we'll pay your debt off.
Okay.
Yeah, it's like we're bribing these countries to treat Israel.
And Israel is bribing our politicians with our own money.
It's a bribery's campaign that we're paying for.
It's absolutely insane that we don't ban any tax.
You talking about all this with the house ones?
A little bit.
We hopped in there a little bit.
They're newer to the subject, but they definitely were very open-minded to listen to it, and they're fully on board that something's not right.
Yeah, not a lot of people have the balls to talk about this shit.
We're the crazy ones, bro.
But their audience is very pro-Israel, too, so there's a lot of balls for them to do it.
Oh, wow.
It's all the boomer, MAGA, like, Israel, save the...
You know what cracks me up about these people?
They're like, save the children as they're bombing Palestinian children.
And they don't realize that, like...
Unfortunately, and people, they fucking hate to admit this shit.
American foreign policy a lot of the times, what's best for America a lot of the times isn't best for Israel.
And people try to sit there and contort it and say, what's best for America is what's best for Israel.
What's best for Israel is what's best for America.
No, not all the time.
They've dragged us in so many conflicts and so many issues with the Middle East.
It's crazy, bro.
They do nothing for us positive.
They think, oh, why do we need a base in the Middle East?
Why?
What does it do for us?
Nothing.
There's absolutely nothing.
It brings us in wars.
They're the ones that lied to us and said that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
People don't know.
They literally, the Lavon Fair, I think it's called, they literally bombed American And U.S. interests all over Egypt and tried blaming it on terrorists there.
This is 100% proven.
They got caught doing this.
So instead of going to war with them, we just kind of covered it up.
People can look this up.
I think it's the Lavon Fair.
They bombed the U.S. Liberty, which is a U.S. warship.
And everyone on the ships, they go, oh, it was accidental.
They killed, I think, 34 U.S. soldier men.
It was a couple-hour battle.
We didn't know it was an American ship, Jake!
Yeah, but they gave the guys that got attacked gag orders.
Yeah!
Linda B. Johnson, that fucking dickhead!
One of my friends I got an argument with who's a veteran was defending this.
I'm like, you're a veteran.
You're defending them, attacking and killing veterans because he's so pro-Israel.
And they're giving gag orders.
How could you defend this?
It's embarrassing.
They can't even talk about it.
Yeah, but I have some veteran friends that have seen all this.
I have one friend I was talking to a couple weeks ago.
He killed a guy over in Iraq, and he's just like, it eats me up, man.
I was the bad guy.
I killed this guy with a family because I thought he was a terrorist.
Because he rushed up, and the guy ended up not being armed.
He's like, this eats me up so bad.
I was out there fighting over war, but nothing at the time.
I thought it was good, and I killed this dude with a family, man.
Could you imagine that?
Wow.
He's almost fucking every night, it haunts me.
It's just sad.
Imagine going to war for something you thought was true, and then you find out now.
And just knowing you fucking killed this guy with a family.
Faulty intelligence.
Anthrax.
Yeah, not even faulty.
Deliberate lies.
Not faulty intelligence.
Crazy, bro.
And now, like, you know, 20 years plus later, people are finally figuring out that the war in Iraq was a lie.
Then what recently went viral back in November, Letter to America from Osama Bin Laden.
So many people have not seen it.
And in it, he lists out exactly why he had so many issues with the United States.
You know what's the bottom line in all of it?
Israel.
Our support for Israel.
Every single terrorist attack that's happened in the United States, when you actually listen to what the terrorists have to say, it's always our fucking support of Israel, bro.
Every time.
We were loving the Middle East before Israel was formed.
All those countries, they loved us.
They did reports.
We supported Osama bin Laden.
We gave him millions and billions of dollars to fight the Soviets.
Yeah, the whole, all the issues, not all the issues, other issues, but Israel's behind a lot of them.
It's the reason they just came into land that wasn't theirs, took it over and said, oh, we want to put a Jewish state here.
And then they go, oh, why does everyone care there's a little tiny Jewish state here?
It's like, because you came in the middle and stole their land.
Yeah.
And another funny one is, look at most Jews.
They're frickin' whiter than me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We're returning to our homeland.
It's like, bitch, you are not Middle Eastern.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know you can't do a DNA test over there, right?
Yeah, because obviously because they're not Middle Eastern.
Yeah, because if you did their ancestry, you'd trace it back to fucking Europe.
Like, yeah, like...
Man, it's crazy, bro.
It really is.
It's wild.
And having a conversation like this on other platforms, they'd look at you like you're crazy.
No, but the reason they ban it, because it's true what we're saying.
They don't want people hearing it.
If it wasn't true, they wouldn't ban it.
It's true, yeah.
They're not banning Flat Earth.
This is not my opinion or what I think.
This is all historical fact.
You look at declassified documents, this shit is all fucking true.
Yeah, I say everyone should look up.
Everything I say, look up, because it's all like I've done the...
When I started doing the research, I was mind-blown, too.
All this shit, man.
Like, the U.S. is Liberty.
Look it up!
It's all there.
Right?
U.S. is Liberty.
The Kennedy's trying to make them register under Farrah.
Jack Rubenstein.
Who the fuck he really is?
Not Jack Rubenstein.
Jack Rubenstein.
They cut out the Rubenstein newspaper.
Yes.
Who owns the newspapers?
Yeah.
You see the P. Diddy stuff coming out?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's too new to, like, know for sure what's going on.
Well, his buddy was Clive Davis.
What tribe is he part of?
The sound effect.
I can't make this shit up, man.
You know what's funny?
I saw the P. Diddy thing, and I go, I'm going to do a little research, because I already know who's behind this black belt operation.
Blackmail's been a big thing of how Israel survived.
It's how Epstein got around?
Yep.
I think everyone already knows that that's a blackmail thing.
I actually had an argument in a podcast the other day.
The guy was trying to be like, oh, it's not Israel.
Okay, Epstein's Jewish.
It doesn't necessarily mean your thing.
But also the main girl there, her dad.
Glenn Maxwell.
Her father was 100% with the Mossad agent.
The guy, Wexler, the guy who funded him, Mossad, because Epstein was a math teacher to a billionaire, and no one knows where his money came from.
It's probably U.S. dollars that they're funneling back.
Finance year, LOL. That's what they called Epstein.
Epstein, whatever.
Yeah, no, dude, everything was fishy about it.
Like, dude, the job was to get in there, control, compromise, and bam.
You know, that's what it is.
That's what he was.
And everyone knows, I mean, hell, even the Attorney General Acosta admitted, like, oh, I didn't prosecute Epstein federally when all this child stuff was going on because I was told he was intelligent to back off.
If the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida is being told to back off, come on, man.
But that shows that the CIA and FBI must allow this to happen.
Because I'm obviously saying it's Israel, but it's being allowed by the U.S. too.
Yeah, I mean, that's even higher up than that.
If the U.S. attorney is being told that, someone over the top, the attorney general.
That's coming presidential level, bro.
That's presidential level.
Or someone above the president who's really running our country.
The U.S.A. is a presidentially appointed position.
So, Acosta was told, probably by the Attorney General, no, you ain't fucking going after this guy.
I feel like our president doesn't really have much power anymore.
I mean, Biden clearly doesn't.
Yeah, he's a retard.
But the number one guy, but the top guy running our country is, what, Anthony Blinken, who happens to be Jewish?
Man.
Secretary of State, too.
Yeah, he literally went to Israel and goes, I come here as a Jew instead of an American.
Yeah.
Crazy.
The funny thing is, the White House, they talk about equity, equity, right?
They want to make everything equitable.
But you look at his staff, it's all Jewish people and black women.
That's all they're trying to hire, black women and Jews.
Yeah, if you look at his cabinet and everything, yeah, man, just, yeah.
And he even, like, yeah, it's all, it's not, they say it's white people, but it's all white Jews.
Yeah, yep.
And they're really big and black women for some reason.
Yeah, that too.
Yo, it's, man, this is crazy, bro.
Yeah, it's wild.
I think you guys are seeing all the connections now.
But now the problem is, how do we change it?
I think getting rid of APEC is one of the first things we've got to get rid of.
Yeah, it's never happening.
But how do we get rid of them?
They have too much power.
It's already legal.
It's a crazy thing.
It's legal what they're doing.
They have it on their website.
98% win rate.
If you're not involved with us, you ain't going to get elected.
It's crazy.
They were on D.C. Last week, they had 32 people they picked.
All 32 won.
So they can completely control our government.
Yeah, it's one of those things that's so deep, how do we change it?
The tentacles are deep, man.
And that's the thing, they kind of came in, at the exception of the United States, when they're building stages, and just got in positions of power, and it's never going to let go.
Yeah, they came in.
I mean, I don't know exactly when and how they came in, but yeah, if you look at how they get the power...
Take over the media?
Government?
It's probably got to go back to banking, because they literally print money out of thin air.
I mean, the Rothschilds, the original biggest banking, so I think it's been stuff they've been slowly planning for years.
And again, it's not the Jews.
It's a very small network from the Jewish mafia.
Yeah, it's a very small...
Guys, there's always...
And I hate that I have to say this, bro, but this is not...
On all Jews, there's bad black people, there's bad white people, there's bad Asian people, there's bad Jewish people, there's bad Japanese people, there's bad people in every group, and it's always a minority that are responsible for the majority of the problems.
I have seen people turn anti-Jewish over this, and it's like, bro, no, you can't blame them, because they're like, no, it's all Jews.
Dude, he's definitely not a Jew.
I know lots of Jews that are great people.
It's a very small group being networked.
So that's the hard part.
How do you talk about this without actually driving?
And that's one of the critical thinking skills come in where you're able to distinguish the difference between the people that are running this country to the ground versus the people that they identify as Jewish.
That doesn't have anything to do with what's going on.
Most of them just want to live their life in peace, hanging out, chilling, doing their job, whatever it may be.
But then you got the people that are literally like, yo, let's just go ahead and fucking Israel first, fuck America.
We got to do what we got to do to protect the Israeli homeland.
And their colors show when there's conflict like this, right?
Ben Shapiro says he's an American all the time.
Bro, he's Israel first.
Yeah, he definitely is your first.
He's Israel first, which is fine.
That's his country.
But don't sit there and call yourself a patriot.
Yeah, like, don't sit here.
You cannot be a patriot and then simultaneously call yourself a Zionist.
It doesn't work.
No.
Because our interests are not always going to align.
You can only have allegiance to one country.
You know?
When you get a clearance to the United States, they make you renounce your citizenship to other countries for that very reason.
But every single Jew can automatically flee and become a citizen of Israel.
Despite, you can go there and steal a Palestinian's home having never lived there, despite these people.
There are people fleed out that are alive today that were pushed out.
Wow.
But a Jewish person from American come and steal their homes.
Some guy from fucking Brooklyn decides I want to go back to the homeland.
Yeah, there's a super famous most people probably seen the fat guy where it's like if I don't he goes if I don't steal it someone else will.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He's stealing some poor Palestinian home.
The girl's like that's my home.
That's my home.
Don't take it Jacob.
He's got my name unfortunately.
If I don't steal it someone else will.
It's just like so like so literally just kicking people out of their homes.
How many people how many people have passed away now in Gaza?
I think it's 40,000 maybe, maybe more than that.
It's hard to keep it up.
And they say, oh, well, it's Hamas keeping the numbers.
Hey, bro, they're 40,000.
Let's say they're 10,000 off.
It's still fucking crazy.
I think all the international communities and stuff are saying those numbers.
And it's like 15,000 children.
I'm in some of those, you probably are too, I'm in some of those telegram channels.
Oh no, I see.
Dude, I see the stuff that you post, man, it fucking hurts.
And I don't post most of it, because there's way, way too much.
No, but you're bringing a crazy awareness where I repost a lot of your stuff.
No, I don't post most of it, because this is too much, man.
Hundreds of dead children I see every freaking day.
See, to me, they've dehumanized Palestinians.
It's like, I have Palestinian friends, I have Jewish friends.
And I don't know how so many of these Christian rights, maybe they've never been around to...
And surprisingly, a lot of Jewish people are like, yo, what the fuck is going on here?
You know what I mean?
And this is some bullshit.
I've seen hundreds of Jewish people protesting for what Israel is doing towards the Palestinian people.
So it's not Jews or bad people, guys.
It's a percentage.
It's a small minority that are the bad people.
Idiots like Benjamin Netanyahu, etc.
Well, I think a lot of the Jews are brainwashed also to believe the same lies, that they think that the Palestinians are a lot worse than they are, because they're constantly fed this victim narrative from young on.
They're also fed all the Holocaust movies.
They're taught everyone's persecuted against them.
This is done deliberately by these people in power.
They want to use the other Jews as useful idiots to back them up.
Yeah, of course.
So the shit's very deliberate.
Same with the Christian Zionists.
How dumb are they?
They're the worst!
They've also put money into the Christian churches.
This has been deliberate too.
They put all these guys in there to push Zionism into the Christian churches.
And then they go to Israel and they get spit on.
The average person in Israel hates or hates Christians.
Christians love the Israelis.
It's fucking crazy, isn't it?
Man, this has been fucking awesome.
I know, Jake, you got some places to be and everything else like that.
As always, guys, you just listened in to one of our conversations that we have normally.
Dude, it's always great to fucking see you.
It's always great to hang out with you.
It's always great to have you.
Where can people find you?
What projects you got coming up?
What's going on with you?
Yeah, I got Jake Shields.
AJJ Twitter is probably the most fun.
Jake Shields Instagram.
I don't post as much on there, but still cool.
Most of the projects I'm working on are kind of stuff I don't really need to publicize right now.
I do a lot of seminars and stuff, but a lot of the business I do is stuff that I keep a lot of stuff private now because everyone's trying to cancel me.
I got all these mobs of the Zionist being like, don't work with him, don't work with him.
Thankfully, everyone I work with is loyal.
I only had one seminar ever canceled, and that was, I had another one replaced within a couple days, or not a couple days, within a couple hours.
Nice.
Guys, he's Jake Shields, man.
Make sure to check him out on Twitter.
I follow him on Twitter.
You post fucking fantastic stuff.
You know, bringing awareness as well to what's going on in the conflict, because a lot of Americans don't know, bro.
They just simply don't know.
They're not bad people.
They believe the narrative.
They think it happened October 7th.
They think they just stormed in October 7th and started killing people.
And also, how did they get in?
That's the most militized border in the world.
Yeah.
No one responded for seven hours.
They let that happen.
Absolutely.
Also, a lot of the people killed were killed by the helicopters.
They were bombed by Israel.
That's something else they don't talk about.
The IDF came in there and killed a bunch of innocent Israelis with fucking tanks and Apache helicopters.
No one talks about that.
A lot of those people that died on that day were killed by IDF. Exactly, because these people in charge, they don't care about Jews either.
They're just their pawns.
They'll kill Jews too.
We got Hamas in here?
Kill everybody.
I think they wanted a lot of deaths to hype it up.
Yeah, I won't be surprised.
And plus it was more of the hippie ones, the ones that aren't like, they're probably more pro-Palestinian.
They probably wanted to kill those people.
Yep, they're right there, right next to Gaza.
Yeah, they're living there in the kibbutz.
Who the fuck would go on a festival right next to Gaza?
That's not the smartest thing.
They're probably on shrooms, acid, all of a sudden people coming in.
That must not have been fun.
Yeah, absolutely.
Wait, we got Cantusab?
Yes.
Okay, I'll read these real quick.
Cantusab says, I'm a wrestler and a wrestling coach.
It's harder to recruit girls to wrestle because they compete against boys and they're equal to men and a boy can legally beat her up on the mat and I see the same girls fighting boys outside.
Okay.
Interesting.
Came up two times.
I didn't know that.
Anything else?
Okay, DG Bill, W Fresh.
This guy, bro.
Boys, this war is terrible, but at least a lot of people are waking up to what type of place it's not real is.
And everything that goes on with the little hat, where is this fucking guy?
Hilarious.
The U.S. political elites have been compromised for a very long time by a variety of foreign interests, so ask any person or Russian Jew in SoCal, New York.
They will admit the existence of J Mafia.
It's not Persian, it's Iran, my friend.
I always laugh when people say I'm Persian.
Like, oh, if you're Italian, just call yourself Roman.
You sound fucking crazy.
The Clintons and Obama represent Chinese interests.
Clinton gave the Chinese the tech for special ball hearings needed to create ICBMs.
The politics of the U.S. is different.
Foreign interests abusing us.
Yeah, a lot of the times, guys.
Yeah, there's Chinese problems, too.
I think the Israel problems are bigger, but I think Chinese problems are big as well.
Huge.
Huge.
I mean, with the Bidens, especially.
I was thinking about BJJ because it's near and the other dojos are martial arts.
They'll take forever to use outside street fights, Kung Fu Karate.
Is BJJ a smoother learning process?
I mean, it takes a while to get good at BJJ, but I think if you find a good gym and learn, it's going to be helpful.
Like you said, it can be very useful on the streets.
You just have to do it differently.
There are certain ways you can do it just to get your ass beat on the street, but it's very effective on the street.
Just don't sit your ass in the garden, the concrete.
Bam.
Jake, from your perspective, how bad has law and order gotten into the Bay Area?
Is it as bad as many say, or do you move differently when you go out or no?
It's really bad.
It's complete.
I had a ton of friends that were police.
They pretty much all either switched districts or took early retirement.
It was already bad after BLM. The cops started getting treated like shit, called racists for no reason.
The DA, luckily he got recalled.
He was so crazy.
He got put in.
His parents were in prison because they killed a bunch of cops.
For some Black Liberation Army, even though they were white.
That's kind of weird being white guys in Black Liberation Army who are cop killers.
So he got elected and he wanted to make jails equitable, which means, how do you make jails equitable?
Giving different sentences for different crimes by race?
And he really wanted to put cops in jails.
He was so insane, they recalled him though, so maybe it's getting a little bit better.
But when he was in, and then plus they were trying to defund the police, it made cops kind of give up and it's kind of a free-for-all.
Yeah, in Pittsburgh, they pretty much like, the police are not going to show up between like 3 and 7 a.m.
and they've like basically defunded them and like they're...
They're not going to respond to certain calls.
Response time is like two hours.
Yeah, I got hit in San Francisco.
I got some drunk girl crashed into me, like completely hammered.
And so I grabbed her and I called the cops.
I had a couple of guys try to stop me.
I chased the dudes off and I waited about two hours to get arrested.
Eventually I just let her go.
Another time I caught a burglar breaking into my car.
I caught a...
I caught him, waited for like an hour.
They didn't come.
I wish I would have beat him up right away because after I held him for an hour.
Well, after I held him for an hour, I didn't fight beating him up, you know?
I wish I just would have beat him up instead, looking back.
But you can't hold a guy there for an hour and beat him up so that I'm like, all right, just get out of here.
So yeah, the cops won't come.
What the fuck?
Bro, California is fucking terrible.
Get the fuck out of California, guys.
Get the fuck out of California, guys.
Holy shit.
Go to Nevada or something, guys.
Anything else?
That's all.
All right.
Cool.
Guys, hope you guys enjoyed the show.
Check out Jake on Twitter, man, on AKAX. Good friend of mine, man.
Every time I go to Vegas, I'm going to go out and hang out with you.
And yeah, man.
I hope you guys enjoyed the talk, man.
We'll be back on Wednesday.
We're going to do a half and a half hour show for y'all on that day as well.
And I'll drop the Johnny Mitch interview sometime either this week or next week.
I'm thinking maybe next Monday for y'all.
You guys are going to enjoy it.
And Jake, I'll give you the last word.
I don't want to say that.
That was just great talking to you.
Like I said, we met through Sneeko.
Got along great.
There's not a lot of people I like, but we kicked it off right away.
Had a great time, and I plan on staying in touch with you.
Thanks so much for coming, brother.
All right.
Later, guys.
He's Jake Shields.
Go check him out, guys.
Peace!
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