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Oct. 22, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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Woman With HIV Says She DOESN'T Need To Tell Men!

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	Thank you.
	And we are live.
	What's up guys?
	Welcome to Fresh Air Podcast, man.
	We're going to get into news today.
	We got a couple, actually not a couple, we got a lot of stories to cover.
	Let's get into it guys.
	Let's go.
	And we're back.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Day Podcast, man.
	It's Monday, a.k.a.
	News Night.
	Guys, we were going to do a Money Monday stream where we were going to do an open Q&A, but we figured, hey, we'll leave, because we had some shit come up that we had to deal with.
	So Wednesday, we're going to have a Zoom call with you guys.
	Lacario, Lacario and Miles are going to be in the house.
	Yep.
	So we're going to do a stream with them, and then we're going to have a Zoom call for our Castle Club members on there.
	So, guys, make sure to join Castle Club.
	That is the home base, as you guys know.
	We've been saying this now for over a year alongside Rumble.
	So Rumble, Castle Club, man, because obviously with these Normie platforms, you never know what the fuck can happen.
	We are on them for market share reasons, but home base is always going to be Rumble and CastleClub.tv, man.
	So join us over there, guys.
	Over 6,000 strong.
	The goal said 10K. So, join the Cast Club guys where we have Zoom calls, etc.
	We'll have a Zoom call, a dating one, on Wednesday with Lucario Masp.
	And then also, you did one on networking yesterday?
	Yes, we did a networking call last night.
	It was amazing.
	Went through questions, live Q&A. And the first chapter of my book, or third chapter about calling, is called How to Build Relationships to Win a Network.
	And we went through A to Z, how to do that, from step one to two.
	And all the way down to 10.
	So, guys, that call is actually on Catholic Club right now as we speak.
	Go check it out.
	And we'll do another one on Wednesday with Lucario and Miles for dating and game.
	So don't miss on that one either.
	There's a massive value in there, so go check it out.
	Yeah.
	So make sure to go check us out over there, guys.
	Yep.
	What else we got?
	I think that's pretty much it for now.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But it's Monday, you know, Newsday, and he'll have topics to discuss.
	Yeah, yeah, we definitely do.
	Do you want to dress the elephant in the room?
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Yeah, so we've been, as you guys have seen, we've been suspended.
	So we'll work on that behind the scenes and see what happens.
	Yeah.
	Fair enough.
	Working on it, guys.
	So we'll see what happens on that one.
	But what else do we got here?
	We'll do the first topic.
	Or do you want to chat first?
	First topic.
	Yeah.
	But either way, man, I think a lot has been happening in the news and in the creator space that we have to discuss, man, because it's going crazy right now.
	Definitely is.
	Oh, God.
	And Castle Club?
	And Castle Club, too.
	All the streams are on Castle Club, though, because I did a couple streams on Twitch that you won't find anywhere else, guys, but they're on Castle Club.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	I know some of you guys were wondering, like, hey, where'd those videos go?
	They're on Castle Club, guys.
	CastleClub.tv.
	All of our content is on Castle Club, guys, so if anything ever gets, like, taken down, you know exactly where to find it.
	Castle Club, all of our content is backlogged.
	It's put in nice little organized playlists.
	Mo's still putting them in there, organizing them in playlists.
	What are the different playlists that we got over there, Mo?
	We got, I know I'm supposed to be making a debate in politics like I did for Rumble.
	We got Frank Castle's Legacy Contents, Fed Reacts.
	I'm soon gonna be making a debate in politics.
	So all of the politics that we've been doing, the debates, gonna be that place.
	We got a news playlist?
	That's what it was gonna be.
	Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So we'll do that.
	But yeah, guys, make sure to definitely check us out on Cast Club, guys, because that is true of the home base.
	If we ever get deplatformed, everyone banned, which, you know, is completely possible.
	We've told you guys this.
	For years now, right?
	Special events like the live events that we did, like the live venues, FedReacts, Frank Castles, other behind-the-scenes specials, Zoom calls, those.
	CastleClub.tv.
	Let's go.
	Yeah, David says, I've been trying to watch the stream Iron Did on the band documentary Saturday is still rendering.
	Mo, can you look into that real quick?
	We actually, me and Noble, have to contact...
	Locals?
	Okay.
	Alright.
	But the one from last night is there, right?
	I believe so.
	The stream that I did from last night should be there.
	Yeah, guys, that was like a 10-hour stream that I did, so it might take a while to run.
	Also, we did a battle, me and Chris, on League of Legends last night.
	The big battle showdown was happening in real time.
	And listen, Chris is a very good player.
	To some people, but not to me.
	Listen, we did a battle, best two out of three.
	I dominated, destroyed him.
	And you guys can watch that stream on my channel, reference to your TV, or on, I believe it's YouTube as well.
	But he got destroyed, bro.
	He lost to the audience.
	And you know what he tried to do?
	On both his stream and friends.
	Defend his L. And I'm like, bro, you lost the battle.
	Just hold the L. He ran there for 10 minutes and then said, you know what?
	I didn't lose.
	I'm like, bro, Chris, just hold the L, bro.
	Like, you're not good.
	But, nonetheless, we'll play DBZ as well, Sparking Zero.
	I'm going to install OBS on my computer.
	So he was talking all that shit on Lost.
	You niggas spent like 30 minutes arguing.
	I know, bro.
	Bro.
	In jail uniforms.
	When it comes to gaming, bro, I let people talk shit.
	And snacks.
	I let people talk shit about anything, right?
	Bro, it was bad, bro.
	I'm going to do the shit talking.
	I'll have to beat your ass.
	Then it's like, wait.
	You are good.
	Of course I'm good.
	But I'm humble until I beat your ass.
	You was talking so much shit, bro.
	You was talking shit for like 45 minutes.
	I know, bro.
	This nigga Fresh was talking shit for like a whole hour, bro.
	On Christmas stream and all of that, bro.
	It was crazy.
	Okay.
	No, I'm just trying to see if Bill's mic was muted or something.
	He's talking over it.
	Oh, Chad, can y'all hear Bill's?
	Can y'all hear me?
	Yeah, Bill's has a bad habit of he'll be muted.
	No, he's unmuted.
	He's unmuted right now so they can hear him?
	All right, all right.
	But it's funny, Chris brainwashed his audience to defend his L, and I'm like, bro, you lost.
	No matter what you said, bro, you lost.
	Just hold the L. And he did after 10 minutes.
	So, congrats to Chris for holding the L, and we did a great stream yesterday.
	League of Legends, bro.
	I knew Chris was never going to let him live it down.
	No, I would not.
	I had to do it live, bro.
	Yeah, they say, speak with your chess, Bills.
	Yeah, so let's make sure, because obviously it's new, so we want you involved too, Bills.
	So, keep him unmuted.
	We should do more gaming tournaments in between the whole staff, bro.
	We should do like a Tekken, Mortal Kombat.
	We should do like a DBZ as well, Smash Bros.
	It'll be fun.
	The whole segment.
	I play Overwatch, but I haven't been streaming it as much.
	I took kind of a break.
	I did pretty well.
	I made it to Master 5 on Overwatch.
	I try to watch, but I can't get into it, man.
	Which puts you in the top less than 1% in the world to make it to Master.
	For a dude like me that's a podcaster, I'm not even a gamer.
	That's pretty damn good.
	You kind of are, though.
	I mean, bro, I'm not like a professional gamer, though.
	You know what I mean?
	You're close enough.
	I ain't gonna lie, though.
	Hey, man.
	And I just learned mouse and keyboard, too.
	Like, I just learned it, too.
	Like, if I really, like...
	You know, I'm good.
	I'm comfortable with it now.
	But, like, that was the biggest obstacle, playing mouse and keyboard.
	That shit took me, like, a month and a half.
	At least the skills were professional.
	I appreciate that, man.
	I gotta...
	Because I used to play a lot of shooting games and shit like that, so aim is good.
	But, like, yeah.
	Because I only play hitscans on Overwatch.
	McCree, Soldier.
	Especially to do multiple roles and be able to thrive in multiple roles.
	Baptiste, Ana.
	But all my characters are hitscans, though.
	I don't really like projectile heroes.
	It's just stupid.
	You're good with them, too, though.
	Nah, nah, man.
	Most of my characters are hitscans.
	I can't think of a character I play that's projectile.
	Besides maybe Zenyatta.
	That's about it.
	So anyway, we don't want to make this Overwatch stream and put niggas to sleep.
	They actually like it.
	They love it, though.
	Some do.
	A lot of them are like, what the fuck are these niggas talking about?
	Topic?
	So, yeah.
	So we got a couple different topics that we're going to be talking about today, guys.
	So what's the lead-off that you guys want to hit first?
	The first one is this chick talking smack about you.
	Ah, shit.
	Okay.
	I can respond to this.
	So let's roll the clip, and what I'll do is I'll just respond to her points.
	Um...
	So, backstory before Bills pulls this up.
	This girl went on a YouTube channel called Jubilee.
	And Charlie Kirk debated a bunch of liberals.
	She was one of the liberals that Charlie Kirk debated on a multitude of different topics.
	And obviously she's left leaning.
	Flaming liberal.
	And they were debating.
	And Aiden Ross...
	Hosted a stream with Exodia.
	You guys know who that is.
	And in that stream, the forbidden one, in that stream, he wanted this girl to come and debate Nick.
	He offered her like 20k, which I'm actually shocked that he even did that.
	I told him, bro, don't do that shit, but whatever.
	And she declined.
	And she did a whole TikTok explaining why she declined.
	To save you guys the pain of watching her stupid video and her cope, basically what it boils down to is she labeled The Forbidden One as a white supremacist pigoted racist.
	And she said, if I debate him, I'm platforming him and condoning his rhetoric.
	Is what she tried to claim.
	But no one knows this girl.
	She doesn't have a YouTube channel.
	She doesn't have any other platforms.
	I know she's like on TikTok, but bro, I always kind of laugh at TikTok.
	Because I look at TikTok as like the bottom tier.
	Social media, because like, there's so many people that are huge on TikTok, but no one gives a fuck or knows who they are.
	Like, no one cares, right?
	I think if you're going to go like social media, like, precedence, YouTube, Twitch, um, we're talking about normally platforms, by the way.
	YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, nah, would you put Twitter above Instagram?
	Yeah, Instagram probably, and then Twitter, then TikTok.
	Yeah, YouTube, Instagram.
	Well, actually, hold on.
	Facebook is a sleeper.
	Yeah, but I'd put TikTok even above Facebook.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, for reach.
	So, for reach and shit like that.
	Okay.
	But, like, that's the hierarchy.
	Because what I mean by this is, if you're big on YouTube, you could take that influence and move it to any other platform.
	Right?
	Whereas, if you're big on TikTok, you can't take your influence and move it to every single platform.
	It's hard to move.
	Yeah.
	So, when I'm, like, putting this hierarchy for you guys, what I mean by this hierarchy is, how able are you...
	How capable are you of translating your audience to another platform?
	And I would argue YouTube is the top.
	Then Twitch right under that because it's also another video sharing platform.
	Then you go into Instagram.
	Then Twitter.
	Now Twitter's a little bit of a...
	I would say like almost a...
	A wild card.
	Because it's heavy on politics and news.
	Right?
	It's not really like...
	It's a platform...
	It's not a video sharing or a...
	It's not really a video sharing or picture type platform.
	It's a news...
	Politics platform.
	So if you're in any type of politics, you need to be on Twitter.
	Like, you just need to be.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Even for cultural war type shit.
	So, though, I like Twitter way more than Instagram, there's more normies on Instagram.
	And if you have a big Instagram platform, I would argue if you have a big Instagram platform versus a big Twitter platform, you can maybe convert those Instagram people better than Twitter.
	But they're neck and neck.
	Changes all the time.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Because the other thing, too, is that, like, if you have influence on Twitter...
	That means that you're engaging with people, you're tweeting, people are reading your stuff, and that means that people kind of get a more intimate look at you, pause.
	Versus on Instagram, how many bimbos do we know that are huge on Instagram, but no one knows or gives a fuck about what they do outside of that?
	Facts.
	Because it's a picture platform.
	So it really is varying depending on who we're talking about, etc., case by case.
	But, you know, the point I'm trying to make is, because I said all this to bring it full circle, This girl is on TikTok only.
	And her going on a platform like Kik with Aiden Ross and Nick would be a huge benefit to her.
	She's not in a position to decline an offer.
	That is my point.
	The confidence she had of her own platform and her own, I want to say, content was originally like...
	Matter of fact, you'll sit there and you'll debate Charlie Kirk, but arguably speaking, Aiden Ross is bigger than him.
	And I would say that Nick has...
	Maybe he's not as big as Charlie Kirk on the mainstream platforms, but I would argue he has way more diehard supporters.
	Way more.
	So, yeah.
	Despite being shadow banned and fucking blackballed everywhere, I would say that he...
	In Detroit, no, no.
	In Detroit, there was a Turning Point America.
	Turning Point USA was at Detroit.
	And the Forbidden One had an America First event.
	They canceled the America First event, right?
	So he pulls up right in front of TPUSA and does a speech.
	Hundreds of fucking people lining to see the speech.
	And I was like, holy fuck.
	You know what I mean?
	The point I'm trying to make is this chick would have benefited.
	Both these guys are huge in their own right.
	But this is what they do.
	They don't want to debate your ideas.
	They want to just go ahead and try to disqualify you and call you some pejorative, you know, racist term.
	But that's the background of the story, guys.
	So now you guys know who this girl is.
	Liberal chick, debates Charlie Kirk.
	Aiden invites her on stream to debate Nick as one of the feminists.
	She declines, saying that I'm not going to platform a white supremacist slash bigoted racist, blah, blah, blah, insert fucking stupid term here.
	And then I went ahead and I responded to her saying that stupid shit, and we could play the clip.
	All right.
	And I'll, and I'll, Bill, I'll have you pause because she makes a bunch of stupid accusations here.
	Before you let me know.
	Hi Divas.
	So, in the mix of this whole thing with Aiden Ross, this other random person decided to call me out.
	This dude named Myron Gaines decided to comment on the situation.
	And I'm sure as you can imagine, he said some very enlightened and really nuanced things.
	Just kidding.
	He called me a bimbo.
	Here's me.
	Here's him calling me a bimbo.
	Telling me to shut the f*** up, by the way.
	Pause.
	Notice how she didn't address anything I said before.
	I called her a stupid bimbo because, to substantiate that claim, you had a huge opportunity.
	They're platforming you, not the other way around.
	You're a nobody.
	Right?
	Like, the way it works in the social media world, guys, is if someone bigger than you invites you to a platform, right, And you try to sit here and decline or some other bullshit like that, and then try to say, oh, well, I'm not going to platform them, whatever.
	Like, they're doing you a favor, stupid.
	Like, this is not...
	Like, you're the one benefiting.
	I mean, we see it on the show.
	Girls are like, oh, yeah, I'm just here for you guys.
	But it's like, no, you have an opportunity to come on a podcast.
	It's like, we have a big platform.
	You can sell whatever you want to sell, basically, when they see you on the platform.
	It's like, it's an opportunity.
	She had an opportunity, too, and she wasted.
	Exactly, and that's why I called her a stupid bimbo.
	And 20k!
	Because she missed a huge opportunity and she's trying to cope and say, oh, well, I missed that opportunity because XYZ. That's why I need to let her know, like, bro, you're not on their level to sit here and be like, I can decline invites like that and I'm cool.
	No, you're a fucking nobody.
	And I had to give her that reminder.
	Because how many times do we encounter chicks, just like her, by the way, that have this main character energy or main character feeling?
	A lot.
	All the time.
	It's crazy, bro.
	All the time.
	And we get...
	How many girls come on this show?
	Well, you need us.
	No, we fucking don't, bro.
	Yeah.
	Like, we really don't.
	If you look at all of our most viewed videos where we had the most live viewers, it was almost never when we had chicks on.
	Does she have a wife or no?
	This chick?
	I don't know.
	Yeah.
	I wouldn't be surprised.
	I wouldn't buy it anyway.
	Anyway, but all of our most viewed streams, right, when we had the most live viewers, 100k here, 20k, 30k, 40k, 50k, it's not one we have due after hours, surprisingly enough.
	Let's keep going.
	This caused me to do some extensive research.
	I do.
	And it turns out he's the co-host of this podcast and they're basically marketing themselves as a dollar store version of Andrew Tate.
	Pause.
	Hi guys.
	It is incredible to me when people try to say this bullshit not knowing that we were doing this before Tate's meteoric rise in 2022.
	And a matter of fact, a lot of the clips that went viral were when we did interviews with them.
	Right?
	Like the big one I remember is like when he talked about Islam and how they don't stand for the bullshit.
	Right?
	So, and I want to be very clear about this.
	Like, Andrew would have blown up with or without us because the guy has talent, very charismatic, etc.
	Great speaker.
	He would have blown up no matter what.
	But for people to sit there and say, oh, you guys are a dollar store version or whatever the fuck they want to say, as if like...
	We weren't around already.
	Like, bro, what the fuck are you talking about?
	And they attack, literally, like, their arguments are attacking you as an individual versus your actual points.
	Yeah.
	Every single time.
	The point I made was, you don't have the influence, right, or the clout to be talking like this.
	That is my stance.
	So therefore, you're a stupid bimbo for not going on.
	But she's not refuting what I'm saying.
	Let's see what else she's gonna say.
	A quick note from Naeemah the hungover editor.
	He wrote a book called Why Women Deserve Less.
	Crazy title.
	Yeah, the book talks about the issues with feminism.
	I mean, take a look at yourself.
	You are the byproduct of feminism.
	You got ridiculous piercings.
	You don't shave your armpits.
	You brought in hook, line, and sinker into this leftist agenda that they've been using to propagandize you.
	Right?
	And more than likely, you're going to have a very difficult time finding a man and building a family because the nuclear family is no longer the respected.
	You know what's funny?
	Women don't chase that anymore.
	After being liked to for so long, and they're so confident in their beliefs of feminism and being woke, it's like, 35 plus, you're like, damn, maybe I should have went on a different path.
	But it's too late.
	Yeah.
	And she's in her 20s, so she doesn't know better.
	Exactly.
	So the book actually talks about feminism and how it's affected the dating marketplace.
	Yes, it's an intro, because here's the thing, it's marketing.
	Catchy title.
	I released it on Valentine's Day.
	And I made the book short as fuck.
	On purpose, because they deserve less.
	So, right?
	It's huge.
	It's hilarious, right?
	So, obviously, she's going to get mad and triggered about that.
	But if you actually do read the book, I give a very short and concise...
	Viewpoint of feminism and why it's a problem.
	Which, by the way, guys, the book is on Amazon right now.
	We can drop the link in the thing.
	Pick yourself up a copy.
	It's cheap, like 20 bucks or some shit hardcover.
	So, yeah.
	But you know what's funny about this whole video?
	After this whole debacle's done, people are gonna forget about her.
	She's trending now because of this whole response, but after this, what does she have next?
	Other than a couple takes on you guys that is false anyway.
	I know she even did her research on us or even Aiden.
	Because if she did her research, she would know that it's worth the opportunity.
	But 20k plus opportunity like this, most people jump at it like, I'm in.
	So she's way overhead in her beliefs of who she is as a creator.
	I'll tell you that right now.
	Let's continue.
	Tate and Nick Fuentes on his podcast multiple times.
	He did things for them pretty hard.
	He hates black women.
	He openly calls them to get it.
	Let's address this thing about people saying that I deride my friends, which I always find funny.
	So, and I talked about this yesterday, but I want to really like hammer this home.
	Anytime you have conservative values, right?
	Whether it's the promotion of the nuclear family, masculinity, men being protectors and providers, being a leader, etc.
	These things tend to be controversial.
	Right?
	And though a lot of people agree with it, they can't actually go out and say these things, right?
	It's no mistake that people like me, Nick, Andrew Tate, Sneeko, etc., have been able to build massive audience.
	It's because there is a silent majority that's tired of the fucking politically correct left-wing bullshit.
	However, this is not necessarily exemplified in the social media world.
	Most social media creators either stay neutral or lean left.
	Why?
	Because it is far more profitable to be a liberal left-wing creator than it is to be a conservative right-wing creator.
	Okay?
	If you look at people that get banned, people that get censored, demonetized, whatever it is, they almost always lean on the right.
	Very rarely do they lean on the left.
	Right?
	So, when I show support for guys like Andrew, for Nick, or whatever like that, it's because there's not many of us guys Right?
	If you guys actually go out into the social media world and look at the majority of influencers, very few lean right.
	And there's a bunch of reasons for that.
	One of them is financial.
	Because if you lean right, you risk getting deplatformed, banned, censored, demonetized, etc.
	So most creators are left leaning.
	Or, if they don't lean anywhere, they stay in the middle and stay away from politics altogether.
	Many of them will come to me and tell me, I agree with everything that you say.
	But I'm not going to say that shit on my stream.
	Right?
	So, when I show support for guys that are like myself, that are controversial, lightning rods for the left to attack, etc., I show support because we think the same and there's not that many of us and we're stronger together than we are apart.
	That's why I so strongly support guys like Andrew when they're getting falsely accused.
	That's why I so strongly support guys like Nick when they're being called all these pejorative terms.
	That's why I strongly support guys like Sneeko when he's talking about the importance of the nuclear family and conservative values.
	I support these guys so heavily, Crowder, everybody, even though I might disagree with them on some things, I support them because there's not many of us guys.
	There's very few people that lean right in the social media world.
	So we gotta stick together.
	So, her trying to sit there and trivialize it as, you're de-writing?
	Well, look.
	You, as a stupid liberal female, don't understand the importance of loyalty and how that's an inherently masculine trait.
	Why is it an inherently masculine trait?
	Because before the advent of the fucking internet and social media and all these modern conveniences, right?
	We used to have wars.
	And for you to win the war and preserve you, your nation, and your people, you needed to stick there and fight.
	Okay?
	Okay?
	Every single guy on the line that you were fighting alongside, you needed to put the utmost trust and loyalty to that individual.
	Loyalty is inherently a masculine trait.
	It's not really a feminine trait.
	It's a masculine trait.
	Right?
	Because it's been tested since the beginning of time through battle and wars.
	So, we've been able to kind of stray from that now because we live in a very civilized and safe and first world existence.
	Comfortable, yeah.
	So, since loyalty, and that's why so many people say loyalty is like, it's so hard to find it.
	Why?
	Because we don't have to put it through the test anymore through violence of wars.
	So, this is why it's a masculine trait and this is why it's been respected for so long because if you're loyal and you want to pick up a sword and fight alongside your brother, that means that both of you are working together to preserve your people, preserve your nation, preserve your religion, preserve your culture.
	That's an admirable trait.
	But obviously a bimbo like this doesn't understand that because women don't understand the concept of loyalty when it comes to putting yourself on the line regardless of the potential outcome.
	They don't get that.
	And I don't blame her for this, that she doesn't get it.
	Because women don't fight wars.
	Women don't engage in conflict.
	They're not as risk tolerant as men are.
	They're risk averse of anything.
	And they don't care either.
	And they don't care.
	So, for her to say that, if anything, exemplifies the female mindset and the female talking points of, oh, you know, this guy is a D-rider, blah, blah, blah.
	When in reality, no, it's called loyalty, you dumb bimbo.
	You just don't understand it.
	Right?
	This is another reason why a lot of creators are females, bro.
	They don't ever, like, go past that plateau of getting a certain amount of followers because to them it's like, okay, I can wing this on the fly and not understand how this shit actually works.
	And if you understand how things work, collaborations do a big number for your, you know, platform, for yourself, as a creator, for your audience.
	So for her to say no to this, I'm just like, bro, N20K, you are literally insane.
	She's stupid.
	And then for her to sit there and try, like I said, to use the concept of your de-writing when in reality I'm just showing support and being loyal to my friends that support me.
	Like, Andrew, Nick, all these guys, they've said good things about me, man.
	Like, when they didn't have to.
	Right?
	So I support them, they support me.
	So, you know, haters gonna hate, man.
	Haters gonna hate.
	But I don't expect her to understand this shit because she's a woman.
	And on top of that, she's a lefty, weirdo female.
	Right?
	What's up next?
	Let's continue?
	Oh yeah, I hate black women.
	You wanna address this one first?
	Well, that's not true.
	She said that the podcast hates black women.
	Well, that's not true at all.
	I believe that dabbling in the dark every now and then is fine.
	You know, like, we dabble in the dark every now and then.
	But to be fair, though, they took this one clip of us talking about an app called Blacked, and they said that we hate black women because we made fun of the girls on the app.
	But in reality speaking, like, if you are, like, in our current scenario right now, and you have the dating app, for example, like Blacked, you don't want to date, you know, Certain types of ghetto chicks, bro.
	You just don't want to.
	So, we made a joke about that, and it took it to a whole other level.
	And Andrew Schultz tried to ambush us on that topic.
	A bunch of other people, too, as well.
	And it's just like, yo, bro, we obviously make fun of everybody.
	So, to just sing a lot on black people that we hate, it's you trying to paint a narrative that's not true.
	So, listen, bro.
	At the end of the day, we don't partake in certain things.
	And it just happens to be that we don't really date black girls.
	That's it.
	Let's see what she says.
	Check this out.
	So hit play and let's see what she says after this because it's hilarious.
	Cool.
	...and all kind of crazy stuff on his podcast.
	Yeah.
	Now, content like this is especially bad because she mentioned that because I said that they're ghetto.
	Look!
	I have an issue.
	I don't like ghetto people.
	Whether they're black, Hispanic, white, whatever.
	I've been extremely critical of Bad Baby for being a ratchet-ass hoe.
	But she's white.
	Where's the uproar there?
	I cook her on X all the fucking time.
	Not one person comes in and says, Myron, you hate white women.
	See the fucking difference?
	Because they don't necessarily care That I'm calling a bitch a ghetto thought.
	They care that they can use me calling her a ghetto thought to substantiate a claim that I'm racist towards black women.
	That's what they care about.
	When I criticize Hispanic women for being ratchet thoughts, nobody gives a fuck.
	How many times have I said on this podcast, you're a ratchet hoe, whatever the fuck it is.
	And she's not black at all.
	But no one ever clips that or uses that and says, oh, you hate Hispanic women or you hate white women.
	Or Asian.
	Or Asian.
	Only black.
	God forbid, though, that we actually had that stance.
	Why would they come on the show?
	Why would they even be here?
	They wouldn't be here at all.
	So, that argument is just funny because this is like, you want to pin us in this light, but you have no idea what we actually do or believe in.
	You just assume from a clip.
	I have an issue.
	This is what it is.
	I don't hate black women.
	I hate ghetto people.
	It just so happens that a lot of black women tend to be ghetto.
	Ta-da!
	Could be the music, could be the environment, could be their parents.
	It's broken pattern recognition, right?
	And again, this is what liberals do, right?
	Higher IQ people, as a matter of fact, it's a component of an IQ test, higher IQ people are able to recognize patterns, right?
	They notice that a certain group of people tend to have a certain trait.
	So, stereotypes are a very healthy human response to Recognizing patterns of behavior, right?
	Every single one you niggas right now.
	Let's go into a dream scenario.
	12 o'clock midnight.
	You're walking down the street in Brooklyn, New York.
	You see three black men approaching you with Nike sweatsuits on.
	What are you doing?
	Option A, continue walking down the street.
	Or, option B, you're going to cross the street and try to avoid them.
	Let's go ahead and see what the poll's going to say.
	Option A, continue walking.
	Option B, cross the street and say, uh, yeah, I'm going to go this way.
	What are y'all niggas doing?
	It's pretty obvious, but let's see what they say.
	I want to see what the audience is going to say.
	I wish I had some Jeopardy music here.
	We got a B. We got another B. All Bs.
	All Bs, right?
	All you niggas are racist!
	All you guys are fucking racist.
	That was easy.
	Bigots, racists, biased, fucked.
	Right?
	How dare you!
	But no!
	That's absolutely, right?
	It's an absolutely logically sound decision to make, given the circumstances.
	Let's talk about some facts.
	The black population is only about 50% of the US population.
	Right?
	If you cut that in half, that's maybe what?
	6-7% of those being black men?
	Yeah.
	They're responsible for like 60% of the violent crime!
	So, is pattern recognition racist now?
	That's the fucking truth!
	Right?
	Does that mean that all black men are criminals and violent individuals?
	No!
	We're black.
	We're black too!
	But, Calling it out makes you racist?
	It's a fucking fact, man.
	So, when people try to say this bullshit about, oh, well, you don't like black women, blah, blah, because they're ghetto, blah, blah.
	No, I don't like certain behaviors.
	And it just so happens that certain behaviors tend to be attributed to certain groups of people more than others.
	Ta-da!
	Ta-da!
	Fucking cry about it, bro.
	Fucking cry about it.
	I love when you say, you must hate all black women because you said this one truth about some of their race.
	No, we just said some people have these tendencies we don't like.
	And guess what?
	It's my life.
	If I don't like it, fuck you!
	And here's another thing!
	You know what's interesting?
	We'll have some fun with this real quick.
	Right?
	Like, let's rewind the scenario.
	Let's say it's me, Fresh, and Bill's walking down the street.
	And we see somebody coming towards us.
	Because you look like a nigga bro.
	Yeah, you a nigga bro.
	So let's say we're walking down the street.
	Someone sees us, that guy crosses the street.
	Am I gonna get mad?
	No!
	I wouldn't get mad.
	Right?
	Because I'm able to look at his behavior, be objective, say, okay, given the data out there, There's a likelihood.
	It makes sense.
	Yeah, we could do something to him.
	So he's moving accordingly.
	I want to get angry at him.
	I'd be like, fair enough.
	I want to get offended.
	But you know how many people, low IQ, what?
	You're a racist.
	You're a racist.
	You're a fucking bigot.
	How dare you?
	It's like, bruh, the nigga doesn't know me.
	He doesn't know bills.
	He doesn't know fresh.
	It's three of us walking late at night.
	If something were to happen, we would probably easily overpower him.
	Assuming he didn't have a weapon or some shit like that.
	Right?
	Not that we would, but assuming we did.
	So, he's moving accordingly and crossing the street.
	I'm not angry at that.
	To be fair, he's just taking precautions.
	And how is it, right, that I had this ability to remove myself and my personal feelings from a situation and say, I see why you're moving that way.
	It's extremely pragmatic.
	But other people can't.
	And this is one of the biggest fundamental differences between the left and the right.
	People in the right sense have common fucking sense.
	Versus people on the left don't have common sense.
	Emotional.
	They want to be inclusive.
	They want to say everyone's equal.
	They want to be communitarian.
	They want to be socialist.
	All this bullshit.
	But on the right, we acknowledge and accept reality.
	So I'm not going to get angry if I see someone cross the street because it's a survival tactic.
	He doesn't have time to sit there and be like, Hi, my name's Todd.
	What's your name?
	Oh, Myron?
	Cool.
	Oh, you do a podcast?
	Oh, you used to work in law enforcement?
	Oh, wow.
	Okay, cool.
	Alright, well I guess I'm going to cross the street this time.
	See ya!
	No!
	The people don't have fucking time to do this shit!
	That's why our stereotypes are so popular.
	Because you don't have time to sit there and talk and learn about every single individual.
	So what you're gonna do is, you're gonna look at groups, see how groups behave, and then make your decisions and your behaviors reflect on said group that you're dealing with.
	That's how it goes!
	And apparently, me even saying things like this is controversial and bigot in itself.
	You ever heard about the black receptionist theory?
	So, let's say you're at a DMV, right?
	Let's say you're walking into the DMV. There's a white lady at the reception, black lady, Asian.
	You know what most people do when they go to those spots to avoid confrontation?
	They go to the white and the Asian.
	And only after they have no choice to go to black, they go to black.
	And it's not because they're racist, it's because they know the hassle they're going to have to deal with this particular person on the other end.
	Yeah.
	Is it going to be every time?
	No.
	No, but they're stereotypes.
	Where's your paperwork?
	You don't have it?
	Yeah, I'm going to get loud, nigga.
	Well, of course!
	They're going to be like, yo, I don't want this shit happening to me.
	Everyone's watching me, it's public.
	So this is why they go to the left and to the right.
	They don't want to be in the middle of this bullshit.
	And listen, to be fair, not every black woman's like this.
	We're just saying, their high brain says to them, hey, listen, confrontation, loud noises, I'm going to go over here.
	Simple.
	Are they racist?
	No.
	They're just being pragmatic because they know they don't want to deal with the bullshit.
	There's a chance it can happen.
	Yeah.
	So since there's a chance it can happen, I'm not going to take the chance.
	Yeah.
	And that's perfectly okay.
	I'm not gonna get offended.
	Guys, to this fucking day, right?
	Sometimes I go in a store, and niggas look at me.
	Oh, is he stealing?
	Oh, shit.
	Is he gonna blow it up?
	Right, yeah, that too.
	Who knows?
	You never know.
	To this fucking day, people still, I still get stereotypes, whatever.
	But guess what?
	It's actually very interesting for me to admit this.
	Then I open my mouth, and I speak.
	And they hear the way that I speak.
	They see the vernacular I use, the way I convey myself, my body language, etc.
	And I can see in their eyes, like the, ah, alright.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	He's a good one.
	Alright, cool.
	Even the most racist of people, he's a good one.
	Alright.
	And that's what I want people to do, is like...
	You don't sit there and cry about the circumstances.
	You overcome the circumstances with your fucking competence.
	Right?
	But a lot of these people will sit there and have you believe that there's systemic racism and white supremacy is ingrained in our society, blah, blah, blah.
	Okay.
	Let's assume it is.
	You go ahead and prove the stereotype fucking wrong.
	There you go.
	You get pulled over.
	It's up to you!
	Cops pull you over, or you're going to buck up and say, what do you want?
	I won't give you my ID. Fuck the police!
	You know what?
	Here you go, officer.
	Let me know what else you need from me.
	And that's it.
	It's done from there.
	You're being polite.
	The problem is, bro, when you give bad energy towards people, they'll give it back to you 100%.
	At the end of the day, bro, listen, this whole thing about hating people and racism, listen, even though it may be a thing where you believe that's the whole construct, if you think to yourself, you know what, I'll change the whole narrative myself, I'll be polite, I'll be nice, guess what they're going to do?
	Respond to you in kind, same way.
	And this is what I tell you guys, man, for all my colored brothers out there, guys, speak proper English.
	Yeah.
	Okay?
	You're with your boys, you want to joke around, haha, nigga.
	Fine.
	But like, when y'all in public, et cetera, speak proper English.
	You look funny.
	Don't be a fucking idiot.
	That's not being white, by the way.
	It's being a civilized citizen.
	It's funny.
	All my job interviews that I didn't have like a virtual camera, they were like, oh, I thought you were white.
	I was like, really?
	Me?
	But then again, me talking on the phone, me talking very politely, me not being like, yeah, nigga this, nigga that, even though I sit on camera a lot of times.
	You know what?
	Professionalism goes a long way.
	Whether you're black, white, Asian, Indian, it doesn't matter.
	It does, man.
	Get stopped by the police.
	Like, look, yes, are some police officers racist, etc.?
	Of course.
	But it's your job to change their mind.
	One more time.
	Are there people out there that are inherently racist?
	Yes!
	But it's your fucking job to change their mind.
	If you convey yourself in a certain way, you speak in a proper way, you're respectful, I promise you, even the fucking Grand Wizard of the KKK will show you some fucking respect.
	I'm telling y'all, bro.
	It goes a long way to not be a fucking moron.
	Anyway.
	Well, I don't know about that one, but all the rest, yeah.
	That's fine.
	He can hate you.
	And he can hate your people.
	What I'm saying is that he'll show you some level of respect.
	To some degree.
	That's what I'm trying to say.
	Maybe that's an extreme example, but you get my point.
	Okay.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Alright.
	Alright, cool.
	Are you done with the video or no?
	We got some more?
	Let's see here.
	Essentially marketing misogyny, and they're branding it as like advice for young men.
	This dude, God exists, says, dude said speak proper English as if we're all from where he's from.
	Yeah, we're all from fucking the United States, stupid.
	Like, the fuck are you talking about?
	Like, stop making excuses for being an ingrate, being an idiot.
	Speak proper fucking English.
	Is that so hard?
	I think people want an excuse to just do what they want to do.
	Yeah, they want an excuse to be a moron.
	And be themselves.
	Unfortunately, if you're going to walk in this world and have a say in this world, you're going to have to actually acquiesce to what's happening in real time.
	Either corporate world or even business itself.
	You've got to be somewhat coherent to have that level of respect for your peers to even work with yourself.
	That's the mother dude who said, bow down to the cops.
	Bro, they're the authority figure.
	Stupid.
	See, niggas like this will get you shot, bro.
	Like, yo, real type, nigga like this in your side seat, niggas like this get you fucked up.
	When you got an issue, who do you call?
	The same cops.
	Yep.
	Someone's attacking you, breaking into your house, who do you call?
	The cops.
	So regardless, bro, you need them, whatever you say, bro.
	You need them, no matter what you say.
	Yeah, bro.
	Niggas are stupid, bro.
	And look, listen, I stutter too.
	All you niggas think you're NWA, bro.
	But at least, at least I understand how the world works to maneuver in a certain way.
	But do you understand?
	I don't, you do.
	Niggas out here, like, literally are running around in Compton like it's 1989, you know, fuck the police.
	Yeah, straight from the underground.
	Like, you niggas need to chill out, bro.
	Newsflash, being gangsta hood is not cool, bro.
	Yeah, bro.
	You can either end up in jail, dead, or look like an idiot on camera.
	Look at Prime.
	That nigga went crazy!
	Yeah.
	From the hood!
	Yeah, bro.
	Huge L, bro.
	Confirming all the stereotypes.
	Big L, man.
	Huge L. Alright, we'll keep going.
	He did.
	They're basically profiting off of young men's mental health issues and insecurities to monetize misogyny.
	These guys are selling you a one-way ticket to dying alone.
	Pause.
	This comment right here is funny because her whole idea of the podcast is we sell men that are weak, no goods at all.
	But what do we do?
	What do we do?
	Save lives, help them make money, help them get girls, and as well, have confidence in themselves.
	What do you do?
	Tell them, oh, I want to talk to you, go back to your friends, diss them all day, talk shit, and then you say, die alone?
	No, you're going to die alone yourself.
	We give them a chance to actually live life on their terms.
	What do you do?
	The opposite.
	Yeah, if anything, we're teaching guys how to get to a position where they won't die alone because they'll be a good provider, they'll have their money on point, they'll be in shape, they have a social circle.
	We're actually teaching them all the skill sets to ensure that they never die alone, you dumb bitch.
	Again, assuming the content, we're actually watching it.
	She doesn't know about us doing the Money Mondays or giving guys advice on making money or getting girls or how to date properly, how to vet a girl.
	They don't talk about any of this shit.
	The live shows, all the Zoom calls we do with the guys.
	But then again, they don't care because they're going to take the worst clips and then say, oh, they're like this.
	But you don't know shit, man.
	And here's the other thing, too.
	Because I love that she said we monetize misogyny.
	No.
	We monetize traditional masculinity, stupid.
	Stupid.
	One more time.
	We don't monetize misogyny.
	We monetize modern masculinity.
	What are the components of masculinity?
	Being good to good people, right?
	As St.
	Senator always says, being a provider, a protector, taking care of your family, right?
	Ensuring that you're the leader in the relationship and you can take care of a woman and she's in a position where she doesn't have to necessarily work, right?
	To me it sounds like we're teaching guys how to be fucking guys again.
	I want to know what her plan is.
	What is your plan to help guys improve?
	That's right, nothing.
	Yo, it's funny.
	They bash what we do and then it's like, what's your plan?
	Oh, uh, uh, uh, nothing.
	Yeah, and it's always interesting, right?
	Because this is what I've noticed with a lot of these people, right?
	As you guys know, I'm for gender roles.
	I'm for traditional relationships.
	But they only see one side of my argument.
	They see the side where I say, don't listen to women.
	You're the leader.
	You know, don't be a fucking simp.
	Don't go ahead and give all this attention to girls that don't give a fuck about you.
	Don't be a trick, etc.
	They just see that side.
	Where I give all the negative things about females that guys need to be worried about.
	But they never talk about the good side.
	They never talk about how I say, be a protector, a provider, women are to be cherished, and you know, obviously you do well with her, have a family, all this.
	They never talk about any of that shit when I talk positively about The girls that you do have in your life that you vetted.
	They don't talk about that.
	They only talk about the process in which I tell guys how you have to vet girls, how you have to deal with them, etc.
	But they never talk about the positive side about where I tell guys what they need to do in their duty once they get the girl.
	They never ever put light on that.
	Because here's the problem.
	I'm painfully congruent, guys.
	Right?
	I'm not just sitting here on this fucking podcast telling y'all, hey, be a protector and provider and Angie's paying for fucking dinner.
	Alright?
	Like, I walk the fucking, I walk the walk.
	I talk the talk, I walk the walk.
	I'm not going to sit here and tell you I'll be, oh, be a provider, be a traditional man, all this other shit, but I'm over here, you know, splitting the bill with Angie or she's bossing me around.
	No!
	No, that's not how it goes.
	I am congruent to what I say.
	I lead in my relationship.
	My girl's very happy.
	She lives a good life, etc.
	And we don't gotta worry about shit.
	But I want you guys to all be in that position too.
	I'll give you an example.
	We were at a local bar yesterday.
	And my friends were there.
	And the bartender was like, oh, I know you.
	I'm like, you know me?
	I don't know you.
	Yeah, I've seen your podcast before.
	I hate your friend.
	I was like, okay, here we go.
	It's gonna be a whole spiel about how bad Myron is.
	And she's like...
	Bro, I gotta give you a...
	No, no, hold on.
	I just gotta give you a round of applause, because, bro, you deal with this shit so much when you're out, man.
	I do.
	But hold on, hold on.
	I was like, why do you hate him?
	She was like, well...
	To be fair, I actually don't hate him.
	I was like, what do you mean?
	Well, I hated him at first because I watched stuff and I didn't like what he was saying or how he was saying it.
	Typical argument.
	Then she was like, I got a boyfriend and I watched it again and he was actually right about everything he said about me being a good woman to my man and I have a boyfriend long term.
	I'm like, oh, so you like him?
	Yeah, but I don't want to say it publicly.
	But you know what's funny?
	Every girl that has a man that watches the show understands what we're saying.
	The ones that are single, independent boss, people that are feminists are like, no, you're saying things wrong is not true.
	But peel back how they feel about things.
	Like what we're actually saying on the podcast is like, damn, this stuff actually works.
	Look at Angie, look at yourself.
	It's a good example.
	And it's like, they take it as, it doesn't feel good to hear what he's saying, so I'm going to shut him off and then say he's a bad person.
	Versus, okay, this shit hurts.
	It is painful.
	Because when you're pointing fingers at somebody, it's like, what the fuck?
	The truth is, though, they need it.
	And if they don't take it in, two years passed by, five years passed by, ten years passed by, they're 35, it's like, fuck, why am I single and alone?
	No kids.
	And the other thing, too, is like, they don't show all the clips of me yelling at guys when they call into the show about them being broke, being poor, etc.
	They won't.
	Right?
	Remember, the guy called in, he couldn't take care of his girl, he said, you need to let her go, because you're a fucking bum.
	You need to get your life together.
	They never show that!
	Where we hold the men accountable and say, look, you got a fucking duty to your chick, bro.
	You got to take care of her.
	Well, no, you're a bum, nigga.
	No, it's done.
	But they never show that shit.
	Never.
	It's sad, bro.
	They only show when we're critical of women, but they never show when we're critical of men.
	Ever.
	Because you know what's funny?
	If you promote the good stuff that we do, people will see it and be like, you know what?
	Let's hop onto that train.
	That train that we have right now, they want people to be a part of.
	Only their train of hate and, for example, bashing people doing better for themselves as men.
	At this point, I'm over it.
	Dude, it never fails.
	The girls that fuck with us, 95% of the time, have a serious boyfriend.
	Husband or boyfriend.
	Or, they're in the industry of sex and understand how men really operate.
	It's like, it's crazy.
	It's the opposite ends of the spectrum.
	It's the girls in the middle that don't get it.
	But, the sex workers get it because they're living a lot of the painful truths we talk about.
	And then the girls that are in relationships get it because they have their guy.
	You know what's funny?
	Girls will hate me on the front end.
	Like, oh, this guy's part of this podcast.
	He's a fucking asshole.
	I hate this guy.
	Then they come out with us.
	Everything's paid for.
	They have a good time.
	My boys are setting everything up.
	And it's like, Oh, you're not so bad.
	Yeah, because you're experiencing it in real time, being with a guy that's like in that position versus, oh, how can we say this and that?
	But again, they benefit from us being men.
	Yeah, and I'm all for men being men, right?
	I'm all for that.
	But, you know, I find it interesting how women will sit there and say, I want you to be a protective provider, etc.
	But they expect you to not want anything in return.
	Selfish.
	And my thing is, I say, no, you demand something in return if you're going to be the protective provider.
	I encourage you to be that way, guys, but you ain't going to be a protective provider for a girl that don't fucking deserve it.
	That's their issue with me.
	It's because I don't think every woman deserves this type of treatment.
	And they know that they don't deserve it.
	See, when you point a finger at somebody and it's true, it hurts.
	Because it's like, damn...
	He's putting a mirror in front of me saying, listen, this is why you're not getting what you want.
	They're like, you know what?
	I'm in my own world and I'm delusional.
	I'll get it one day.
	Hoping that Prince Charming shows up on our fucking horse.
	But you know what really shows up?
	Feminism at its finest.
	Pretty much, bro.
	Alright, yeah.
	So she only took one side of my stance.
	She never talks about me telling guys to be the fucking leaders and providers.
	Listen, be honest.
	Would you have a smasher, bro?
	Nah, man.
	Yo, who here would smash at all?
	She has armpit hair.
	I think I wouldn't.
	That's crazy.
	Bro, I'm actually not options.
	Yeah, bro.
	What the fuck?
	Dude, who would smash?
	Well, to be fair, bro.
	I don't want to derail her chances, but to be honest, bro, she got none, bro.
	She got no ass, too.
	And here's the thing, she's like, you know, she could probably do some work and make her, you know what I mean?
	Get rid of the weird piercings.
	Like, you know, get rid of the piercings, not be a weirdo and shit like that.
	It's the mindset.
	Yeah, but her mindset is fucked.
	Yeah, it's her mindset.
	Imagine marrying her, bro.
	Like, she could do, she could make herself way more attractive physically if she like, you know, got rid of the weird piercings and shit like that.
	But, yeah, her mindset is fucked, though.
	This is a girl you don't want to do it.
	You see, Chad wouldn't smash either, bro.
	Chad said hell no.
	Alright, let's keep going.
	Because we still got a lot of stories to cover.
	Oh, yeah, we got a lot.
	Don't buy it!
	Tamiron, I cannot imagine the amount of self-shame that you feel to make content like this.
	Of course.
	And I'm sorry that you're going through that.
	Amru, I am sorry that you changed your name to conform to this ideal that is degrading you, all of the women who have shown you love and support in your life, and all of the young men who you platform to.
	But I really think you should reevaluate it, because it's f***ed up, dude.
	It's a weird business model.
	So to all of my young fans, I want you to remember, every single content creator you follow is getting paid.
	And that's fine, but some of us try to profit.
	I've addressed the name thing many times.
	I had a top secret clearance with the government, so obviously I couldn't use my real name when I was working for that.
	She's about to talk about content creators being paid.
	We'll go to that.
	We'll keep playing.
	I mean, that's pretty obvious though.
	Yeah.
	Like, who goes to work for free every day?
	And then, and then, and then, it's like, when you go to a job, corporate, you get paid either bi-weekly or monthly.
	As a creator, you get paid either in a moment from chat, support, or maybe the platform itself, or you get a deal.
	That's how it works.
	And if you're not going to deal or you're not making money, what are you really doing?
	Spinning your wheels?
	Now, we did it for like, how long?
	Three years, basically.
	We're asking for anything.
	I guarantee you, when she wants to start making money or push towards actual content creation to monetize, you'll do the same shit.
	Everyone does it.
	Nothing to bash somebody for.
	I don't know, man.
	It's weird.
	Because, again, if they like you, it's okay.
	If they don't like you, it's wrong.
	Yep.
	It's crazy, bro.
	But I wonder who our audience really is, though, because holy...
	Feminists.
	Keep playing it.
	...off it off of love and, like, you know, not being assholes.
	Yeah, so...
	And some of us don't.
	Idiot.
	So, the other thing, too, that she doesn't understand is that we're extremely...
	Well, especially me.
	I've been, like, very transparent about my finances.
	I show you guys my real estate deals.
	I show you guys my crypto portfolio.
	I show you guys how to make money.
	So, it's not like I'm just making this money saying, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, yes.
	Like, no, bro.
	I make the money and then I actually share with you guys what I invested into and what I do with it.
	Right?
	Hell, we've done episodes.
	We literally just had Jeremy in here with Brandon to teach you guys how to make money online.
	Actually, hold on.
	Money Mondays isn't a profitable for us at all.
	No!
	Hell no!
	It gets the lowest amount of views, not that profitable, but we still do it because it's so fucking important.
	Yeah.
	We still go out of our way to do it.
	Obviously today we had some shit going on, so we had to deal with that.
	But, like, bro, even though it's that important, where we're like, you know what?
	The hardcore guys are going to watch it, but some of this info might change their lives.
	And now some of you guys are in Castle Club off of the money plays that we've given you guys, and you guys were able to make that money, and now you're able to join Castle Club.
	Tell them the benefits that guys have gotten from the stock plays we'd rob.
	Castle Club, how much money they're making now in Castle Club.
	Yeah, so Rob's dropped two plays so far and he's 2-0.
	I mean, his Bitcoin trade, just that.
	If you traded one contract and you were doing $25 per pip, that went over 600 pips, so that was $15,000 right there.
	Guys, guys, that is one play in Castle Club.
	And all you have to do is follow the Zoom call and follow what Rob said.
	Like, who's doing that, bro?
	He's telling you exactly what level to buy it, what level to sell it.
	You can change your life, guys, literally by learning how things work, buying the scenes and systems work, and how to make money online.
	It's so crazy to me that people bash us for what we do, and it's like, we help men make money, get better credit scores, become a better man, and it's like, bro, we don't brag about it, but like, it's there, so...
	It's wild, bro.
	Okay, uh, David is finished, right?
	We'll do the next topic.
	Because, dude, even responding to her, I think, was even, like, giving her too much credit, because she's a nobody, bro.
	So, whatever.
	Absolutely.
	Uh, what's the next video?
	Uh, Kamala Harris grilled on Pimper Edition.
	Ooh.
	Remember this.
	Alright, let's do it.
	Hey, guys, we got 3,300 of y'all watching on YouTube.
	Guys, do us a favor.
	Like the video on YouTube.
	Like it on Rumble.
	And let's keep cooking.
	Alright.
	Hey guys, CastleClub.tv, man.
	Join CastleClub.tv, man.
	We do, like I said before, Zoom calls to help you guys out.
	Actually, Noble, if you don't mind, show them the Zoom call we did yesterday.
	A little bit of it.
	Dude, fire content.
	Actually, it's funny.
	So, the fundamentals that we teach networking is important because as an individual, corporate, or even in real life itself, business, you want to have the understanding of what's the goal for you and what you want out of life.
	And if you understand what your why is, why you want to succeed in life, you want to make progress and make money for your family, You can backtrack and give value to people because you know what you want and you know what your value is.
	Once you understand that, guys, the doors are open up for you everywhere.
	Because knowing your value that you bring to people, like for example, being articulate, having your speech, having your mindset, meet somebody, value up front.
	And, granted though, if you're young, you may not know what your value is yet, but ask your friend.
	Hey, brother, you know me for 10 years.
	What are my skills?
	What am I good at?
	And I'll tell you.
	Listen, bro, you're good at communication.
	You're good at maybe making deals happen behind the scenes.
	Whatever that may be, your friends will tell you what it is.
	And listen, once you find that key of what your value is, bro, I'm telling you right now, you can meet a millionaire, a billionaire, a janitor.
	They may need your service or your skills, and you'd be surprised.
	Once you know someone's motive or what they actually need, and you provide that to them, it goes a long way.
	So, that key right there, guys, is a key to life.
	If you understand that, you can win in all factors.
	But let's play it real quick.
	For them, if you don't mind, Noble.
	CastClub.TV, guys.
	Yeah.
	Play the video.
	Yeah.
	If you don't mind.
	It's how we fight back against censorship.
	Yep.
	I got it, drunk as hell.
	Skip to like a...
	I can't even play it because I'm on Google Chrome.
	Hold on.
	Oh, you can't play it?
	You gotta open it up.
	We'll have it ready.
	Yeah, we'll do it later then.
	What's the next story?
	Let's play a little bit of the story and we'll show it next.
	Cool.
	Yeah, the amount of value you guys get in Council Club for $35 a month, because you guys get all the content.
	And then on top of that, we do Zoom calls where we answer questions, Q&As.
	You guys get direct access to us.
	That's fucking worth it right there.
	Facts.
	And this shit, I would never say on the podcast, by the way.
	Oh, yeah.
	Just because it's not for everybody.
	And we watch band documentaries over there, too.
	True.
	All right.
	Let's go ahead and run it.
	Thank you for the time.
	Thank you.
	It's good to be with you, Brett.
	You know, voters tell pollsters all over the country and here in Pennsylvania that immigration is one of the key issues that they're looking at this election, and specifically the influx of illegal immigrants from more than 150 countries.
	Before he gets into this, pause.
	Guys, if you really want to know what's going on in the border, like if you're actually interested in the immigration crisis, watch the episode that we did with Zach.
	Apotheker.
	Yeah.
	Border Patrol agent came in here.
	We talked about the immigration problem.
	We went into detail on it.
	I'm sure you got some of my immigration experience.
	He showed some of his.
	It's bad.
	It's really bad at the fucking border.
	Man, he could have lost his job.
	He's under investigation right now.
	Everything that I told him was going to happen, it happened.
	They called him in for his internal affairs interview.
	They took his gun.
	They took his badge, his credentials.
	He posted about it on Twitter.
	Luckily, after we did that episode, I went ahead and got him a lawyer immediately.
	Next day, I got him a lawyer.
	So, he's going to fight it.
	But yeah, man, they've already...
	As soon as he came on, they gave him a memo, cease and desist.
	Then he got a letter, as anticipated, from Customs of Border Protection and Internal Affairs.
	He went in and he had a compelled interview with them because when Internal Affairs investigates you, you have to come in and do an interview.
	Apparently, he didn't answer some of those questions.
	And so they took his gun and his badge.
	And his body armor, everything.
	What if you wore like a mask?
	And then he did that interview.
	Yeah, they wouldn't know who he is.
	But no one would know if he's telling the truth or not.
	I mean, we would have had to verify for him.
	But he's brave, man.
	He wanted to put himself out there.
	He's like, no, fuck it.
	I'm going to put my face to the name.
	W. Manz.
	All right.
	See ya.
	Yeah, this is good, by the way.
	So yeah, but guys, please go watch that interview if you guys want a real in-depth look at what the fuck is going on on the border right now.
	Alright, let's keep cooking.
	Legal immigrants, would you estimate your administration has released into the country over the last three and a half years?
	Well, I'm glad you raised the issue of immigration because I agree with you.
	It is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have.
	And you know what I'm going to talk about right now.
	Yeah, but just a number.
	Do you think it's one million, three million?
	Brett, let's just get to the point, okay?
	The point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired.
	So your Homeland Security Secretary said that 85% of apprehensions...
	I'm not finished.
	We have an immigration system that needs to be...
	It's a rough estimate of 6 million people have been released into the country.
	And let me just finish.
	I'll get to the question, I promise you.
	I was beginning to answer.
	And when you came into office, your administration immediately reversed a number of Trump border policies.
	Most significantly, the policy that required illegal immigrants to be detained through deportation, either in the U.S. or in Mexico.
	And you switched that policy.
	They were released from custody awaiting trial.
	So instead, included in those were a large number of single men, adult men, who went on to commit heinous crimes.
	So, looking back, do you regret the decision to terminate Remain in Mexico at the beginning of your administration?
	At the beginning of our administration, within practically hours of taking the oath, the first bill that we offered Congress before we worked on infrastructure, before the Inflation Reduction Act,
	before the Chips and Science Act, before the bipartisan Safe Communities Act, the first bill, practically within hours of taking the oath, Was a bill to fix our immigration system.
	Yes, ma'am.
	It was called the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021.
	It was essentially a pathway to citizenship.
	May I finish responding, please?
	But you have to let me finish.
	You had the White House and the House and the Senate, and they didn't bring up that bill.
	I'm in the middle of responding to the point you're raising, and I'd like to finish.
	Yes, ma'am.
	We recognized from day one that to the point of this being your first question, it is a priority for us as a nation and for the American people.
	And our focus has been on fixing a problem.
	And from day one then, we have done a number of things.
	Including to address our asylum system and put more resources, getting more judges.
	What we needed to do to tighten up penalties and increase penalties for illegal crossings.
	What we needed to do to deal with points of entry between border entry points.
	That's the work we did and we worked.
	On supporting what was a bipartisan effort, including some of the most conservative members of the United States Congress, to actually strengthen the border.
	That border bill would have put 1,500 more border agents at the border, which is why I believe the Border Patrol agents supported the bill.
	It would have allowed us to stem the flow of fentanyl coming into the United States, which is a scourge affecting people of every background, every geographic location in our country, killing people.
	It would have allowed us to put more resources into prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, which I have done as the attorney general, former attorney general of a border state.
	Madam Vice President, a couple of things.
	Prosecuted trafficking of drugs, guns, and human beings.
	Six Democrats.
	Six Democrats voted against that bill.
	And Donald Trump learned about that bill and told them to kill it because he preferred to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem.
	And in this election, this is rightly a discussion That the American people want to have and what they want are solutions and they want a president of the United States who's not playing political games with the issue but actually is focused on fixing it.
	Six Democrats voted against that bill.
	It would have allowed one point.
	You gotta remember, guys, this is a woman that comes from California.
	California is one of the worst states when it comes to immigration enforcement.
	They have a lot of sanctuary cities there.
	Sanctuary cities are cities that basically don't honor immigration violations.
	The law enforcement doesn't honor it.
	If ICE tries to come in and take someone that's an illegal alien, the local PDs won't hold the individual.
	Hell, when I was with Vitality Catching Predators, LAPD didn't even want to know their status, if they were illegal or not.
	California's already a failed state that you guys can go ahead and use as almost like a guinea pig of what would come to be if she was to come into office.
	So, no, they're not tough on the border at all.
	This is a lie.
	You know, they're not tough on it whatsoever.
	I mean, Zach even said the whole, like, check and balance at the border is even there anymore.
	You know what?
	Bring them in.
	We'll do that shit later.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they're giving a notice to appears.
	Guys, go watch the interview.
	We go into way more detail, which I don't want to rehash right now because that'd be an extremely long explanation to a lot of the immigration terms because in the immigration world, there's a lot of acronyms that are used.
	And, you know, we go into all the detail there.
	What the title it is, MTAs, all this bullshit.
	But the long story short is this, guys.
	She can say whatever word she wants to say.
	There's a fucking crisis on the border and this administration is responsible for it.
	That's a fucking fact.
	As someone who actually enforced immigration and dealt with immigration under Obama and Trump, and then I see what's going on right now, I see the fucking huge...
	When Trump was in, we were sending everybody back.
	And I always talk about this.
	I say, you know, the president doesn't influence your life that much, guys.
	Not that big of a deal.
	When it comes to immigration, they do influence it.
	Because, just so you guys know, immigration is a federal issue only.
	Okay?
	So since it's a federal issue...
	Only the president can really do anything about it.
	Because the local governments, if anything, they stay away from it.
	They don't want to be involved with it.
	Also, you might say, okay, well, Myron Fresh, this doesn't really affect me because I mean it's immigration.
	What am I going to do?
	But when you get attacked, robbed, or even killed by an immigrant that says, hey, I'm hungry, and you feed my family, then it's an issue for you and your family.
	So, yeah, it may not seem as imminent danger now, but guarantee if you get affected by your family or you get attacked...
	Yeah, a lot of these illegal aliens that come in are coming in with criminal histories, guys.
	Look at Europe.
	Whole mess, bro.
	Like, dude, they're dealing with a bunch of bullshit.
	Women getting, like, dragged and graped and, like, attacked in public.
	Mass immigration is a problem.
	Yeah.
	It's a huge fucking problem.
	Yeah.
	Cats and dogs being eaten, you know?
	It's tough, bro.
	Mo, you got a response then?
	Um, Cats Club cooking me.
	Oh, are they?
	Okay.
	Alright, let's keep going.
	Eight million illegal immigrants into the country a year.
	A lot of conservatives had a problem with it.
	These are the six Democrats.
	But more importantly, back to the original premise, Jocelyn Nungary, Rachel Morin, Lakin Riley, they are young women who were brutally assaulted and killed by some of the men who were released at the beginning of the administration, well before a negotiated bipartisan bill.
	Former President Clinton actually referred to Lake and Riley Sunday campaigning for you in Georgia, saying if those men had been properly vetted, Lake and Riley probably would not have been killed.
	So if it wouldn't have happened, this is well before any negotiation.
	This is well before Donald Trump got involved in the politics.
	This is a specific policy decision by your administration to release these men into the country.
	So what I'm saying to you, do you owe those families an apology?
	Let me just say, first of all, those are tragic cases.
	There's no question about that.
	There is no question about that.
	And I can't imagine the pain that the families of those victims have experienced for a loss that should not have occurred.
	So that is true.
	It is also true that if a border security had actually been passed nine months ago, it would be nine months that we would have had more border agents at the border, more support for the folks who are working around the clock trying to hold it all together.
	Madam Vice President.
	To ensure that no future harm would occur.
	And this election in 20 days We'll determine whether we have a President of the United States who actually cares more about fixing a problem even if it is not to their political advantage in an election.
	Because there was a solution, Brett.
	Madam Vice President, it was a policy decision in the early part of your administration.
	I will let one of the mothers talk about it.
	Take a listen.
	Because of the Biden-Harris administration open-border policies catch and release, they were enrolled in the Alternatives to Detention program.
	This meant that they were released into the United States.
	It was not even a full three weeks later that they would take my daughter Jocelyn Nungere's life.
	I believe the Biden-Harris administration open-border policies are responsible for the death of my daughter.
	That's the early days.
	So do you owe them an apology is what I'm saying.
	I will tell you that I am so sorry for her loss.
	I am so sorry for her loss.
	Sincerely.
	But let's talk about what is happening right now with an individual who does not want to participate in solutions.
	let's talk about that as well oh nice reflection yo awful for what she and her family have experienced she died but let's move on to another topic yo bruh Accountability is gone.
	Denied.
	Damn.
	Imagine that was her daughter or her son.
	You think she'd be so calm and nonchalant about it?
	No.
	She'd be up in arms and say, yo, who did this shit?
	Big facts, bro.
	Big, big facts.
	Tough.
	She don't care about nothing, bro.
	Nah.
	She don't care at all.
	Definitely not.
	You saw her face?
	She was like, shit, they caught me.
	Yeah, because she knows she's damned if she does damned if she doesn't, so she was just like, I'm not even going to address this shit.
	Continue, bro.
	It's fucking...
	She don't care, bro.
	That's a fact.
	She don't care.
	...was secure.
	When in your mind did it start becoming a crisis?
	I think we've had a broken immigration system transcending, by the way, Donald Trump's administration even before.
	Let's all be honest about that.
	I have no pride.
	And saying that this is a perfect immigration system?
	I've been clear.
	I think we all are.
	That it needs to be fixed.
	We need more...
	I was just down at the border talking with border agents.
	And they will tell you, and I'm sure you probably...
	I know you investigate and you are a serious journalist.
	They will tell you, we need more judges.
	We need to process those cases faster.
	We need the support for those cases that should be prosecuted.
	They need more resources and Congress ultimately is the only place that that's going to get fixed, Brett.
	That's how this system works.
	That's the premise of this question.
	There were 90 plus executive orders that were rescinded in their first days.
	Many of those were Trump border policies.
	I'm not going to stay here because There's other things to talk about, but you frequently talk to the Border Patrol Union for support of that bipartisan bill, and they did.
	They supported it.
	But they also just endorsed Donald Trump and said you've been, quote, a failure with border security.
	Why do you think they said that?
	I think they're frustrated, and I get it.
	They want support.
	They want support, and that's what that border security bill would have done.
	These guys down at the border, these men and women, they're working hard.
	They're very anti-immigration enforcement.
	I get it.
	There's a lot of people that look back at what you said in 2019 when you first ran for president.
	And there have been changes, and you've talked about some of them.
	When it comes to immigration, you supported allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for driver's license, to qualify for free tuition at universities, to be enrolled in free healthcare.
	Do you still support those things?
	Listen, that was five years ago, and I'm very clear that I will follow the law.
	I have made that statement over and over again, and as Vice President of the United States, that's exactly what I've done, not to mention before.
	If that's the case, you chose a running mate, Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota, who signed those very things into state law.
	So do you support that?
	We are very clear, and I am very clear, as is Tim Walls, that we must support and enforce federal law, and that is exactly what we will do.
	Bro.
	So decriminalizing border crossings, like you said in 2019.
	I do not believe in decriminalizing border crossings, and I've not done that as vice president.
	I will not do that as president.
	So these are evolutions that you've had.
	Well, let's be very clear.
	I'm the only person who's running for president who has prosecuted.
	Oh, here we go.
	Transnational criminal organizations from the Sinaloa Cartel to the Guadalajara Cartel to people who have trafficked in guns, drugs and human beings.
	I have spent a significant part of my career going after people who present a threat to the safety of the American people and cross our border with the intent of doing us harm and cross our border illegally.
	And I will do that work as Vice President.
	I take that work quite seriously.
	This is a time when voters, especially here in Pennsylvania, are inundated with commercials and ads.
	They just want it to stop because it's every commercial.
	But many of them add noise, but a few of them seem to break through.
	This particular one from the Trump campaign has gotten a lot of attention.
	Kamala supports taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners.
	Surgery.
	For prisoners.
	Every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access.
	So, are you still in support of using taxpayer dollars to help prison inmates or detained illegal aliens to transition to another gender?
	I will follow the law.
	And it's a law that Donald Trump actually followed.
	You're probably familiar with, now it's a public report, that under Donald Trump's administration, these surgeries were available to on a medical necessity basis.
	This is the first time she's done an adversarial interview, by the way.
	I'm shocked her team let her do this.
	From the Trump campaign is a little bit of like throwing stones when you're living in a glass house.
	The Trump aides say that he never advocated for that prison policy and no gender transition surgeries happened during his presidency.
	Well, you know what?
	You've got to take responsibility for what happened in your administration.
	Yeah, no surgeries happened in his pregnancy.
	It's in black and white.
	Would you still advocate for using taxpayer dollars for gender reassignment surgeries?
	I will follow the law.
	I think Donald Trump would say he did.
	You would have a say as president.
	Like I said, he spent $20 million on those ads, trying to create a sense of fear in the voters because he actually has no plan in this election that is about focusing on the needs of the American people.
	Whereas, at $20 million on that ad, On an issue that...
	Pause.
	...as it relates to the biggest issue...
	Can you imagine Russia, China, France, the UK watching this go down as the actual election in America?
	Like, what a joke, bro.
	Like, you got this woman, no one respects, literally running for presidency.
	You got Trump, who is the man, and it's like, this is even like a debate here.
	Like, what's going on in America?
	And he's almost being assassinated three times.
	He's like, bro, this must be a fucking clown show.
	Russia would love something like this.
	Bro, this is like...
	Dude, this is like legit a dream for all countries to say, you know what?
	America's losing its power at this point.
	So it's just sad though, bro.
	The enemy would be like, you know what?
	This is perfect.
	TikTok is working.
	We got their people stupid and dumb.
	They're all worried about Kim Kardashian and what's going on with that shit.
	We'll get them soon.
	Pretty soon.
	We got them.
	By the balls.
	Just saying, bro.
	Just saying.
	All right, we can continue.
	Does that affect the American people?
	It's really quite remote.
	And again, his policy was no different.
	Look at where we are, though.
	On plans for the American people, I'm offering a plan to deal with affordable housing.
	I'm offering a plan to deal with what we need to do to certain small businesses, which are the backbone of America's economy.
	I'm offering a plan that is about taking care of young parents.
	And giving them the support they need.
	My plans for the economy will strengthen the economy, as have been reviewed by 16 Nobel laureates, Goldman Sachs, Moody's, and recently the Wall Street Journal, which have all studied our plans and have indicated my plans for our economy would strengthen our economy, his would make them weaker, would ignite inflation and invite a recession by the middle of next year.
	Those are the facts.
	Why do you think more people say they trust him on the economy than they trust you?
	I think that when you look at an analysis of our plans for what we would do as president of the United States, it has been clear to those who study and understand how economic policy works that moving forward, because I do believe the American people are ready to turn the page on the divisiveness and the type of rhetoric that has come out of Donald Trump.
	People are ready to chart a new way forward and they want a president who has a plan for the future.
	And a plan that is sound and will strengthen our country.
	My plan for the economy does exactly that.
	His plan would be again to give tax cuts to billionaires and the biggest corporations in our country and blow up our deficit.
	It's interesting you said turn the page, Madam Vice President.
	You were asked on two different shows last week what, if anything, you would do differently than President Biden.
	Here's what you said.
	Would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years?
	There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact.
	Under a Harris administration, what would the major changes be?
	And what would stay the same?
	Sure.
	Well, I mean, I'm obviously not Joe Biden.
	And so that would be one change.
	But also, I think it's important to say with 28 days to go, I'm not Donald Trump.
	So, you're not Joe Biden, you're not Donald Trump, but nothing comes to mind?
	Let me be very clear.
	My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden's presidency.
	And like every new president that comes into office, I will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas.
	I represent a new generation of leadership.
	For example, I'm someone who has not spent the majority of my career in Washington, D.C. I invite ideas, whether it be from the Republicans who are supporting me, who were just on stage with me minutes ago, and the business sector, And others who can contribute to the decisions that I make about, for example, my plan for increasing the supply of housing in America and bringing down the cost of housing.
	Addressing the issue of small businesses, which is about working with the private sector to bring more capital and access to capital to our small business leaders, including my plan, for 25...
	We're short 5 million homes.
	You're not going to be able to do that in four years.
	You didn't do it in the past four years.
	We're still short five million homes.
	It's not happening.
	Cap.
	Right?
	And then the whole 25,000...
	This woman doesn't understand how real estate works.
	But to most Americans that also don't understand how real estate works...
	It sounds good.
	It sounds good.
	It's a really good talking point.
	But can she actually fix the housing crisis that we're dealing with right now?
	Absolutely not.
	Guys, it's going to take us a decade or more...
	Over a decade.
	Yeah.
	To actually deal with this housing crisis.
	You want to know why we have a housing crisis, by the way?
	BlackRock...
	And all these companies, right?
	BlackRock is the big one.
	They've bought up a majority of the single family housing in the United States.
	On purpose, by the way.
	So, they're the ones buying up the homes.
	This is why so many Americans can't compete with them.
	Because they will overpay for a single family home.
	Whereas a family can't.
	They got the money.
	They got the money.
	To them, it's an investment.
	And we know who owns BlackRock.
	To them, it's a long-term game.
	So once they acquire the asset, it doesn't matter how much they pay for it once they own it.
	So that's where the housing shortage comes from.
	We're five million homes short, and on top of that, BlackRock owns all of them.
	So she would need to go ahead and put some legislation in place where, hey, BlackRock can't be just running around buying all the single-family homes.
	She can't do that.
	Also, watch in the future.
	These cities are 50-minute cities.
	They're going to be all over.
	And if you want to leave with your electric car, it'll be almost impossible.
	It's coming, bro.
	All right.
	It's coming.
	Can we skip this one?
	We did like half of this already, bro.
	She's yapping at this point.
	Alright, what's the next story?
	She's an L, bro.
	Listen, Kamala, you need to stick to what you used to do before.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Being a 304 prosecutor.
	Yeah, both.
	It's hand-in-hand, man.
	For her character.
	Okay.
	The McDonald's thing.
	Trump's election odds rise after McDonald's shift.
	Trump's odds of winning the election increase by two points on Polymarket, a betting platform where you can bet on the outcome of world events after a shift at McDonald's, leading Kamala by 24%.
	Trump is also surging in key swing states.
	Arizona, Georgia.
	Wow.
	Pennsylvania.
	Wisconsin.
	He better win Pennsylvania.
	After all that, yeah.
	After getting shot and shit like that there.
	So yeah, this whole McDonald's thing is a W. What if she goes to Wendy's?
	Well, I think it's funny that he picked McDonald's because didn't Harris say that she worked at McDonald's and they found out that wasn't true?
	He's troll-y.
	Heavy troll-y.
	He said, look, I worked at McDonald's longer than Kamala.
	Listen, I'll do it to prove you that it's true.
	And I'll do it live.
	Yo, how did they find out that she lied about it, though?
	Can we get a video on that?
	Yeah, I don't know how they found out, but...
	You know what's crazy, though?
	He's willing to do what others won't do.
	I appreciate that.
	At least.
	Because, I'll tell you this.
	What president is going to go do that?
	Or elect?
	I don't know any.
	Right?
	At all.
	Yeah.
	It was a good look for him to go there.
	And it's very humbling, too.
	I did that job when I was a kid.
	16.
	At the drive-thru, too.
	That was my exact thing that I did.
	Giving them the food and talking to them.
	Damn.
	I did Chick-fil-A at a mall.
	What was your position there?
	Were you making the burgers in the back?
	Actually, I was a receptionist.
	I was saying, my pleasure.
	Thank you for coming in.
	You're at the door?
	No, I was at the cash register.
	Okay, so you'd be...
	Yeah, either bringing the food to the front or cash register.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	That was fun, man.
	It was high-paced, fast, and fun.
	Was it?
	Yeah.
	It was probably my most fun job out of all of them.
	Really?
	Yeah, because remember, back then, yeah, I was broke, but it was exciting, it was fun, I was being polite.
	You had only been in America for a little bit, right?
	Yeah, like a year.
	But the culture was, hey, we're a team, we work together, and after work, we all meet up, we say a prayer, and then we'll go jet skiing or go to an event as a team after on the weekends.
	It was cool.
	And we got free food every single day.
	All y'all didn't, food was free?
	We didn't pay.
	And what I'll do is, this is me being a fat ass, I would supersize the meal, and then I'd order a milkshake, and then what I'd do is, I'd get like a cup, and be like, yo, I'm just taking this food punch, you know, on the side, and I'll get a drink and a milkshake.
	W. Alright, damn, bro.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, man, W Gaines!
	Let's go!
	And to be fair, My boss is like, yo, take whatever you want, Fresh.
	Like, I love you, man.
	So, yeah.
	But I didn't tell you what I needed.
	That was it.
	And then, it's funny.
	I went to own a Chick-fil-A, but I found out you need to be a part of a church, and you have to have a degree, like, that's recognized in America.
	It sounds like, fuck, bro.
	You need to have a degree?
	Yes, bro.
	A degree?
	What?
	Back then, you needed a lot of requirements.
	Oh, to own it.
	To own it.
	Okay, as a franchise.
	And it's probably expensive, too.
	You need to be referred in a church degree and be part of an active church.
	Yeah, I heard they're very picky on who they give franchises to.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Hey.
	Frank, what the heck?
	I understand why.
	Yeah.
	It makes sense why.
	But yeah, I would tell anybody that's kind of comfortable or a little bit too arrogant, go work at a fast food restaurant for a little bit and get that humbling experience of working there, bro.
	It's very, very, very good for you.
	Frank probably took a dump.
	Nah, he wouldn't shit in the house.
	He knows better.
	What else?
	What's the next video?
	Well, Trump said that he went and contacted Kamala's managers from when she said that she worked at McDonald's.
	Oh, that's how he found out.
	That's how he found out.
	They said that she never worked there.
	Wow!
	Wow, that's actually funny as hell.
	You're in those databases.
	Yeah.
	That makes sense.
	A company like that, you gotta be in a database.
	Yeah.
	But I'll tell you this, the owner was making like between, this will be estimated, between 25 to 40k every week at that one location.
	Gross?
	Gross, bro.
	But I mean, you gotta pay staff and bills and shit like that.
	But that was on a low end.
	Like, if it was doing well, he'll make even more than that.
	I thought they'd make more than that, bro.
	Well, remember, it's a mall.
	20k a week isn't that much.
	For the amount of traffic they get?
	But remember, it's a mall.
	A standalone station would be more money.
	No drive-thru.
	No drive-thru.
	Oh, okay, okay.
	Only mall.
	Never mind.
	If it's a mall, that's different.
	Okay.
	Because then you're dependent on mall traffic.
	But dude, they make bank, bro.
	They make literally bank.
	Okay.
	I thought it was a drive-thru one because I was like, no way, bro.
	Because drive-thrus on GFL are always packed.
	Way more.
	How much was your store making?
	Yeah, but between 25, they're like 40k a week.
	Oh, it was in a mall too?
	Yeah.
	The one you worked out?
	Okay, never mind.
	It's funny, I had a license plate that said CEO Life on my Toyota.
	They were like, well, they didn't make fun of me at Chick-fil-A, but AT&T, they were like, oh, you're not a CEO, you're a bum.
	I was like, hey, you're right, bro, but I'm going to get there one day.
	Who's laughing now?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it was funny.
	Some of them are still working there at AT&T taking phone calls.
	Ah!
	This is the one in Boca Raton.
	It's an AT&T store?
	Yeah.
	Or a call center.
	It's a call center that does multiple accounts.
	Microsoft, AT&T, multiple accounts.
	So you'd answer the phone when somebody needed to get their phone activated.
	For U-verse, for phones, and for internet.
	You probably got hella girls from over there.
	Nah.
	Well, nah.
	I didn't talk to anybody from work because I felt like it was like a lot of Haitians there, you know?
	I didn't want to intermingle.
	Nigga wanted to protect hero.
	Yeah.
	Actually, back then, I didn't have Hiro.
	Oh, you didn't?
	Nah.
	He came in after.
	Right, Hiro?
	Damn, nigga.
	Alright, cool.
	Whatever.
	Bro, you're just looking at first sight, bro.
	Why are you talking to me?
	Can we show this on camera?
	Five?
	Uh...
	No.
	Uh...
	Oh!
	But no, it's fine.
	I got you.
	It's off?
	It's gonna be on in two seconds.
	Okay.
	It's all good.
	I think he loves me, so that's all that matters.
	Debatable.
	Right, Hiro?
	No, he don't care.
	Hero don't even listen.
	Sometimes.
	Bruh.
	When he's, uh...
	He can do anything, bro?
	Yeah, he can eat.
	He can eat?
	He don't do nothing, bro.
	Well, he protects me.
	From myself.
	Crazy.
	Okay, this might sound weird.
	You know what?
	I should have said this on camera.
	Never mind.
	Don't do it.
	Don't do it.
	All right, cool.
	I don't know what it is, but don't do it.
	I'll say, bro.
	No, no, don't do it.
	Late night when just me, myself, and I, and me, Hero.
	You know, I'm going to get the urge to whack one real quick.
	What?
	And then I'm like, nah, bro, this shit's whack.
	You know, I don't want to jerk off.
	I look at Hero, he looks at me, and I'm like, yeah, bro.
	I got you, bro.
	I want to do it in front of you.
	And I don't do it.
	You know?
	That's my little nigga right there, bro.
	For real.
	So he keeps you from fapping.
	Facts, bro.
	He tells you, nah, don't do it, bro.
	Imagine jerking off in front of your dog.
	That's weird, bro.
	That is weird.
	He's looking at you like, yeah.
	What the fuck?
	That's so weird.
	That is kind of weird.
	Why would you tell this story?
	I just feel like they need to know, you know?
	So I guess get a dog so it keeps you from whacking it.
	Facts, bro?
	Right here?
	We didn't have to...
	You know what?
	Dubby Fresh, bro.
	There you go.
	There you go.
	Nigga looking at me like, what the fuck?
	I was like, Mo, why'd you give him that dog?
	Take care of the vibe, bro.
	Let niggas see how much you don't give a fuck about Fresh, man.
	You care, right?
	Meanwhile...
	Uh-oh.
	Yo, Frank, come here, nigga.
	Hey, hey!
	I was keeping it real, though.
	All right.
	So, all right, Frank.
	Oh, see, he comes to me.
	Hey, Frank.
	Yeah, he does.
	Frank, come here.
	Oh, see?
	Here, chill.
	See, he doesn't want to come to me when...
	Yeah, yeah, kill as fuck, man.
	What the heck?
	All right, let me hit the camera.
	I'll tell you this, though.
	When I was in the hood, man, he was there by my side.
	Keep me warm.
	Frank, come here.
	Sit.
	Good boy.
	Oh, he rolled over.
	Doing the roll and everything.
	Okay.
	Frank, hey.
	Frank, roll.
	Good boy.
	Let's go.
	Come on.
	Come on.
	Watch this.
	Watch this.
	Come here.
	Here.
	Come here.
	Sit.
	Good boy.
	Hero.
	Good job.
	Dom the Monkos.
	Frank, that's it.
	Look at that, man.
	Oh, you just kicked me!
	You said you just kicked me!
	Good boy!
	You just kicked me, bro!
	What the hell?
	Oh, big ass man.
	Okay.
	To be fair, he didn't mean that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	He didn't mean that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	He was just being, like, facetious, you know?
	That's my nigga right there.
	Anyhow.
	Look at Frank.
	Did y'all see that?
	Frank knows how to sit, stay, roll over.
	Listen, he was very, very relaxed, okay?
	He's very comfortable.
	Actually, today makes him five months.
	Really?
	Yeah, he was born June 21st.
	You know, I almost forgot how old Hero is, but then they look back at my old photos.
	I see how old he really is, bro.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Hero's smart as hell, bro.
	I mean, Frank is smart as hell.
	Hero dumb as hell.
	Hero too.
	Sometimes.
	Well, you don't train him, bro.
	You spoil the snicker, bro.
	Well, I used to train him, but then I got lazy.
	Yeah, bro.
	Yeah.
	To be fair, yeah, yeah.
	Snicker, Hero.
	Bro, Hero doesn't even like to walk on the sidewalk when it's raining, guys.
	Yeah, because it doesn't get wet.
	Bro, he doesn't like his paws getting wet.
	You're a pretty boy.
	But Frank is smart, though.
	I will say that.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Nice topic.
	Yeah, Frank knows a couple of different tricks.
	You're a pretty boy.
	But I'll tell you this.
	When I leave the room, he wants to follow me though.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like he wants to stand by the door, wait for me to come back.
	Yeah, but you can't walk him without a leash though.
	I can.
	I don't walk Frank with a leash.
	Well, yeah.
	I can walk him in.
	But I ain't gonna lie to you.
	It's very frustrating.
	It's not easy.
	Like I go out with him like every night and fucking train him without the leash.
	So it takes a lot of time.
	And then also, you need a dog that's like smarter and very obedient.
	Frank is a puppy, so I'm trying to teach him this stuff now.
	Most people can't walk their dog without a leash, especially in a fucking city, bro.
	Because he does get distracted.
	He'll go run after girls and shit like that.
	Like, nigga, stop being a pervert, man.
	So...
	Anyway, okay, let's keep going because I know these guys are probably out here tired of this dog talk.
	Yeah, dog talk.
	Yeah, these niggas are like, what the fuck, bro?
	We don't care about your dogs.
	What's up next?
	What's the next story?
	They kind of do care.
	Okay.
	Elon, having kids is one of the most wonderful things possible, I believe.
	The birth rate issue is a massive problem.
	We need people.
	If you don't make any humans, there's no humanity.
	I'll tell you this.
	Robots, when they take over, it'll be tough for humans to even compete.
	They don't come from nowhere.
	You've got to make them.
	It's really hard to make kids.
	It takes a long time for them to grow up.
	And there are a lot of diapers involved.
	But kids are one of the things that you'll ever have in your life.
	I would say start early.
	So I'm glad to hear your sons doing that.
	Source Pittsburgh, October 20th, 24th.
	Elon Musk.
	There we go.
	You got like 13, right?
	The birth rate issue is a massive problem.
	Like, we need people.
	It's like, if you don't make new humans, there's no humanity.
	It's like, they don't come from nowhere.
	You gotta make them, and it takes, it's really hard to make kids.
	It takes a long time for them to grow up, and there's a lot of diapers in both.
	But kids are the most wonderful thing that you'll ever have in your life, and, you know, it's, I would say, start early.
	So I'm glad to hear your son's doing that.
	The birth rate issue...
	Yeah, so I think, meanwhile, people like Bill Gates are pushing for depopulation.
	Yes.
	Depopulation.
	Heavy, by the way.
	Heavy.
	They want us to cease to exist and keep IRF, I would say, minimally populized.
	Yep.
	Bill Gates is an L. Yeah.
	What's next?
	Yeah, I was gonna say, Elon is kind of awkward.
	I ain't gonna lie to y'all.
	When he ran out during the Trump thing and he was jumping up and down, I was like, what the fuck is this?
	Ah, man.
	Like, bruh.
	Come on, man.
	Different.
	Very different.
	He's very different.
	But what I've noticed is people with high IQ like that, they're just awkward, bro.
	Yeah.
	That's just how it goes.
	It comes with the game.
	Yeah, it comes with the game.
	You can't be brilliant and then also be the most socially aware person.
	It goes hand-in-hand.
	What's the next one, Bills?
	Oh, shit.
	Okay.
	So, moving on to the Middle East here...
	As you guys know, quick recap, October 7th probably set off one of the most, I would say, biggest conflicts in the Middle East in recent history outside of the Iraqi war.
	And as you guys know, Israel has finished their...
	Conquest, I guess, of Gaza.
	They just killed Yaya Sinwar, who was the head of Hamas.
	And they released a drone footage on it, which I think was a big L. I don't know if you guys want me to go into detail why it was an L for them to release that footage.
	But, summarizing it up, they pretty much have completed their campaign in Gaza.
	Shortly thereafter, they started a campaign in northern Israel to go after Hezbollah and Lebanon.
	They've been bombing Beirut.
	There's a ground assault going on right now in southern Lebanon and northern Israel.
	And the reason why is because since October 8th, Hezbollah has been launching rockets into Israel.
	And they did this to kind of weaken the IDF's ability to lead a full-fledged campaign in Gaza.
	Because they understand that if we shoot rockets in northern Israel, that Israel's going to have to mobilize IDF soldiers over to the northern side.
	And that will release some of the pressure that's going on in Gaza.
	So now that they've completed their campaign in Gaza, through the indiscriminate bombing, we have somewhere between 40 to 100,000 plus Palestinians that have been killed in Gaza, almost 20,000 of them being innocent children.
	They're starting the front now in northern Lebanon.
	Sorry, in northern Israel and Lebanon.
	Now on top of that...
	They've conducted covert assassinations in both Lebanon and in Iran.
	With the cell phones and beepers?
	With the cell phones and beepers and the pagers that they conducted in Lebanon.
	And then they also assassinated the head of the political wing, Ishmael Hanea, in Iran.
	Right?
	Which is crazy.
	That's like the equipment like, let's say your friend comes to your house and hangs out with you and he's your guest and you put him up in the master bedroom and your op kills, your op and his op, someone that you both hate, kills him in your house.
	Insane.
	And that brags about it.
	It makes you look bad.
	Exactly.
	As the host.
	And that is precisely where Iran is right now.
	Huge egg in the face from a geopolitical perspective.
	Extremely embarrassing to the Ayatollah and Iran.
	So, Iran launched a missile campaign, a rocket campaign, on Israel that struck a bunch of military targets and took out some of their fighter jets.
	And this was like a week or two ago.
	So Israel right now is in the middle of figuring out how they're going to respond.
	And that's kind of where we are now.
	Give me ones in the chat.
	I summarized it.
	You know, that was a gross summarization.
	But let me guys know if that makes sense ones in the chat before we get into this story.
	Because I want to make sure you guys kind of know how this started.
	Obviously, I'm starting from October 7th.
	Prior to October 7th, there's much history between Israel and Palestine, but I'm going off of October 7th so you kind of understand the modern geopolitical ramifications of the escalations between Israel and the axis of resistance, which the axis of resistance encompasses Yemen, the Houthis, who's also been sending rockets into Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon.
	Not to mention, Israel also assassinated the top Hezbollah guy, Hassan Nasrallah.
	So they killed the top Hamas guy, the top Hezbollah guy, two top Hamas guys.
	They've killed like three or four of the highest ranking guys in Hezbollah in the past few months, this year, like within this summer.
	And then they killed the top Hamas guys within the past two or three months as well.
	And the Pedro's explosion.
	Israel has been doing a bunch of shit.
	They've been escalating at a high level, and their military is inferior, but their intelligence services are fucking great.
	There's no way around it.
	The Mossad has accomplished more assassinations than any other intelligence agency in the world.
	You know that?
	I believe it.
	They've killed more Iranian scientists because the scientists are, you know, pushing to give Iran nuclear capability.
	They kill Egyptian and Iranian scientists all the time.
	That's like one of their bread and butters.
	It's warfare.
	Yep.
	So, alright, let's go ahead and go into the story at hand.
	So I saw a bunch of ones in the chat.
	You guys get it.
	Awesome.
	My castle club, Nick, is no for sure.
	So Iran slams Israel.
	Iran has formally complained to the UN nuclear watchdog condemning Israel's threats to target its atomic energy sites.
	Iran's foreign ministry accused Israel of violating international law and called the threats an unacceptable provocation.
	So, as you guys know, I told you guys about the rocket attack, right?
	So, Israel wants to respond by hitting these sites.
	Also, Lebanon launched rockets into Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence.
	Blew it up.
	There's significant damage in the home.
	Netanyahu and his wife weren't there.
	But I think his boldest message there was, we know where you live and we can touch you.
	Damn.
	Because if they wanted to kill him, you're going to hit the house when he's there.
	But I think what their message was...
	Because here's the thing, right?
	Let me kind of explain, guys, where we are in this situation.
	So, Iran and Lebanon, basically the axis of resistance, these countries I'm talking about, they dislike Israel.
	There's a multitude of reasons why, but if we're going to boil it down, they don't like their occupation of Palestinian land, right?
	So, and then obviously October 7th has heightened things, right?
	So, Israel has been escalating quite a bit.
	We have the multiple assassinations of high-ranking Hezbollah members, Hamas killing a foreign dignitary on Iranian soil in their capital when he went to go for a presidential inauguration.
	There's been an enormous amount of escalations.
	Now, Iran and Lebanon want to respond, but they have to give a measured response because if the response is too strong, It will draw the United States into the conflict.
	And that is the number one thing that these Axis powers want to avoid.
	They don't want United States involvement, right?
	So, they're in a rock and a hard place because they need to escalate to create deterrence for Israel because obviously Israel's been escalating quite a bit because they want U.S. involvement.
	But they can't escalate too much where U.S. involvement becomes inevitable.
	So they have to almost operate in this tricky gray area where they're attacking Israel, minimizing civilian casualties, maximizing military damage or strategic damage so that they don't look like pussies, but they also can't go so hard that it will draw the United States in.
	So you guys can obviously see the dilemma here that these Axis powers are dealing with.
	That's why I think they purposely bombed Netanyahu's house without him in there.
	Because if they had killed him, that would be, I think, probably the beginning of a formalized World War III. Who do you think wants the next war more?
	Israel or Iran?
	100% Israel.
	Iran has been trying to de-escalate, if anything.
	They've been very slow on their responses.
	When they killed Ishmael Hanea, it took them months to respond.
	Like, it took Hanea getting killed, Fuad Shakur, Nasrallah, it took like five or six of their top guys to get killed for them to finally respond.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	So, Israel's been escalating at a very high level, and this is why.
	This is my...
	My thing.
	And I'll talk about this here in a second.
	But...
	This is why we had this situation here.
	And this is why Iran is going to the UN. Because they're like, yo, this is a serious provocation.
	And this is Iran's response to the rocket attacks that Iran hit them with.
	Can we pull up that article again?
	Yeah, this week.
	I'm sorry.
	There was something else I wanted to touch on.
	Um...
	Iran's foreign ministry accused Israel of violating international law and called the threats an unacceptable provocation.
	Yeah, they definitely...
	Oh!
	The other thing I wanted to say.
	So you guys are probably wondering, well, Myron, why do they want to attack their nuclear site so bad?
	Right?
	So Iran has been steadily working towards acquiring nuclear capability.
	Right?
	And the reason why Israel is so strongly against this and why Israel has such a problem with Iran...
	Iran is like the final boss for Israel, by the way, guys, in the region.
	The reason for this is because Israel is the only country that has nuclear capability in the region.
	But it gets tricky because the Israeli government and the U.S. government will never actually formally admit that they have nuclear weapons.
	Though they do.
	John F. Kennedy found this out in the 1960s.
	This is all declassified stuff, by the way.
	I'm just going to keep it factual.
	John F. Kenney found this out after doing testing of the ground in Damona, that they had nuclear capability.
	And at the time, the uranium that they found in the soil, there was only one country that produced that high-grade level of uranium.
	It was the United States of America.
	And moreover, it was produced in a plant in Pennsylvania called NUMEC. And about 100 kilos or so were missing from this plant in Pennsylvania.
	So, Kennedy figured out that they had nuclear weapons.
	Then it got confirmed later on, in the 80s or 90s, an Israeli journalist took pictures of the nuclear site, confirming that Israel did in fact have these nuclear weapons.
	Since then, the government has done everything in its power to not acknowledge That they have them.
	And the reason why is that there's an article in American law where we cannot provide foreign aid to a country that has nuclear weapons or procured them in a certain way.
	Israel violated that.
	So for them to publicly and officially, most importantly officially, acknowledge that they have nuclear weapons would be a violation of said law and that would mean that we no longer can provide financial aid or foreign aid to Israel.
	So that, my friends, is why Israel will never publicly acknowledge that they have nuclear weapons.
	Because they need to continue getting the foreign aid that they get.
	Matter of fact, if I'm not mistaken, Biden just pledged like 5.2 billion yesterday to Israel.
	Or a couple days ago.
	Yeah, he gave them more.
	Because of the rising escalations that are going on.
	Hold on, hold on.
	We got hella homeless here in America.
	We got issues with borders and a lot of things going on that we need to fix.
	Yo, it's crazy, bro.
	I think that, like, uh, man.
	Yeah, Mo, I know.
	This is crazy, bro.
	Hella issues going on.
	That's all I'm gonna say.
	So, before I move on into what I think is gonna happen, give me once in a chat if that'll make sense, because this is obviously a very complex...
	situation going on here.
	Give me once if that all makes sense.
	Why they're attacking the nuclear program of Iran, Israel having nuclear weapons, how they want to maintain leverage and power to be the only country in the region that has them.
	Because Saudi Arabia doesn't have nukes either, guys.
	I think the only country in the Middle East...
	No, yeah, no country in the Middle East has nuclear weapons in the Middle East.
	I think the next closest country is probably India or Pakistan have nukes.
	Canada doesn't even have nukes.
	Damn.
	Alright.
	If you're going to put in the two guys that you don't understand, please tell me what it is and I can recap it.
	Anomaly Wolf said W recap.
	Thank you so much, Cal's Club.
	Yeah, I tried to summarize that as broadly as I can.
	If you're going to say two guys, tell me two and what specifically before I get into my prediction.
	Someone said, what benefit does the United States by sending all these billions?
	Good question, bro.
	Good question.
	Well, we end up in more debt, have more issues, so only disadvantages.
	Okay.
	W, recap.
	Okay.
	I'm glad that you guys liked that recap.
	Okay, no one gave a two.
	I saw a two or a one and a half, but they didn't say why.
	Bill Zmo, can you guys keep the chat, look at the chat, let me know if anyone says?
	So let me get into my prediction now.
	So, Nike, if you're gonna put a tooth, tell me why.
	So we talked about Israel's nuclear capabilities and how they procured said nuclear weapons.
	We talked about Iran running their nuclear program and how it's being targeted by Israel right now as a retaliation for Iran's attacks that successfully hit Israel a couple of weeks ago.
	We talked about how October 7th kind of got all this stuff going on from a modern perspective of this year.
	However, there had been tensions in this region for decades.
	But now it's obviously being renewed and heightened because of October 7th and the conflict.
	Now, this is what I think is going on.
	A lot of people, right, especially people that like study Middle Eastern affairs, they'll tell you that this has been probably the quickest amount of escalation that's occurred in such a short period of time.
	Between the pagers, the assassinations, etc.
	You know, a lot of developments in just the past year.
	The reason why I think Israel is pushing so hard for this is for two reasons.
	Number one, they want a strong response from one of the Axis powers.
	Right?
	So that they can justify the United States getting involved in the conflict.
	And when I say a serious retaliation, I mean as in them sending missiles into Tel Aviv and the mass loss of civilian life.
	Right?
	Israel wants that.
	Right?
	Because They want to go ahead and escalate and get a war going.
	Because Israel's looking at this...
	Because what October 7th did, guys, was it's affording Israel the ability to wage a war against all of the powers that have not respected their existence.
	Does that make sense?
	So, since 1948, since the beginning of Israel being created, these Arab nations have had issues with Israel existing.
	A lot of them will never formally recognize Israel as a sovereign state.
	Right?
	They don't think it has a right to exist.
	They don't want them there, etc.
	So Israel has been fighting these countries for its existence for decades.
	So they're under constant pressure.
	What October 7th basically did was it allowed Benjamin Netanyahu to gather absolute power as prime minister, Aleve himself of being prosecuted for corruption, unite the country,
	unite the war cabinet, receive foreign aid, attack Gaza while simultaneously fighting in front of Lebanon, and now that Gaza's gone, he's going to go after all these other countries because his argument is, if we want this to never happen again, we can't just stop at Gaza.
	We have to eliminate everyone that supported Gaza through proxy.
	That includes Hezbollah in Lebanon.
	That includes the Houthis in Yemen.
	That includes the Iranians.
	So they want this war to get rid of these people, right?
	That have been not recognizing them.
	So I think Netanyahu understands that right now we don't have a president in office.
	Biden is effectively asleep at the wheel.
	And Kamala Harris is too busy campaigning to actually be vice president.
	And they're laughing at us.
	Exactly.
	So, Netanyahu understands that he has this window during the election cycle to do everything he wants to do.
	He's getting aid, not getting questioned about it too much because Biden's asleep at the wheel.
	Kamala's too busy dealing with fucking campaigning.
	So, they're going to escalate as much as they can.
	Now, If Trump gets into office, what I predict he will do is he's going to end the war in Ukraine.
	That's going to free up some money.
	He's going to give said money to Netanyahu, but he's going to tell Netanyahu, you got three months.
	Get this shit done.
	And that's going to put a time crunch on Israel to, you know, do whatever they got to do.
	Finish the job.
	Right?
	So, if Trump comes in, there's going to be a time clock.
	If Kamala comes in, she might withhold funds.
	The Biden administration has done this a few times, where they'll withhold funds because the Democratic Party is more receptive to the Palestinians' plight.
	A lot of people that are Democrats and vote left, etc.
	understand what's going on in Gaza and they're a bit more vocal on the mass loss of human life that's going on in Israel right now.
	So, Kamala, you know, on one end, from a political standpoint, she has to support Israel because the donors are pro-Israel.
	But on the other hand, her constituents, the people that vote for her, etc., Most of them are pro-Palestine.
	So you can see how she's also in a very difficult position, being a Democrat.
	The Republicans is not so much.
	You can be very pro-Israel without really too much of losing your voter base on the Republican side.
	Especially meeting him behind the scenes, Netanyahu.
	Exactly.
	But not in the public eye.
	Absolutely.
	Right?
	Whereas Trump will do a whole press conference with Netanyahu there because the right tends to be more Israel than the left is.
	Right?
	Right now, especially with this conflict going on.
	So, I think if Kamala comes in, yes, she will support Israel, but she's going to kind of give this half-assed support like Biden is doing now.
	We'll give you aid, but, you know, it's on this pretense, you can't escalate this much, you can't do that, blah, blah, blah.
	But, at the same time, they can't reel Netanyahu in.
	And I've said this for months.
	And Trump confirmed it.
	I watched his interview with PBD. And in the interview, he said, which is good news, that he's not really for a regime change in Iran.
	Which is what Israel wants, by the way.
	They want a regime change.
	So that's good.
	That means that if he sticks to his word, that means we won't have a war with Iran.
	Because that's one of the biggest things I think is the issue is that we don't want a war with Iran.
	Right?
	Because us getting drawn into the conflict and getting in with Iran will embolden Russia and China to also enter the conflict.
	And despite what people want to tell you, oh, you know, we got the biggest and strongest army, etc.
	Yes, we do.
	We have a very capable military.
	But Whenever you go abroad and you're going to them, they have an inherent advantage.
	The invading nation always has the odds stacked against them versus a defending nation, right?
	Then on top of that, we're fighting with two other countries that also have nuclear weapons.
	Russia and China that are very capable as well.
	Huge powers.
	Huge powers.
	Right?
	So it's not World War II anymore, guys.
	It's modern warfare now.
	So I think with Netanyahu, he understands that no matter who comes into office, he's gonna have his wings clipped a little bit.
	Right?
	Kamala will probably withhold aid a little bit and Trump will give him a timeline.
	So that is why I predict they're going so hard with escalating right fucking now.
	And why they're trying to attack Iran and Hezbollah and waging all these conflicts right now.
	Because the Biden administration can't rein them in.
	And I don't think Kamala will be able to rein them in either.
	But she can't withhold funding or delay it.
	Which is a problem for them.
	Because their iron your dome system, guys, is extremely expensive to operate.
	Extremely expensive.
	And maintained, yeah.
	We're talking about millions of dollars.
	Daily.
	To shoot down, damn near daily.
	Daily.
	To shoot down rockets.
	Well, uh...
	Give me one through the chat if you guys enjoyed that little summary there of my prediction on what the hell's going on.
	I know it's very long and nuanced, but it's a very complex situation going on there.
	I haven't even went into the historical ramifications.
	I'm just talking strictly on what's going on from a modern standpoint.
	Yeah.
	Give me ones if that makes sense for you guys.
	Give me twos if any confusing.
	Go ahead, bro.
	No, no, no.
	That was a good breakdown.
	I mean, I'm not opposed to what you're saying at all.
	I think that is a good recap of what's happening right now.
	Yeah.
	But what I will say is...
	That's objectively what's going on.
	Israel's going to be here until the end of time.
	Because for anybody that might question me and say, oh, what do you mean Israel wants a conflict?
	Guys, you don't go and kill the top guy...
	And your adversaries top guys without wanting to go to war.
	Their actions display that.
	I don't even have to say it.
	Their actions display that they're ready for war.
	You want a reaction to your action.
	So that was, I would say, a very non-biased position as to what's going on.
	Israel absolutely wants a war.
	He convened the war cabinet right away.
	So, they're in war.
	After October 7th, Israel's been in a war state.
	I'm more concerned about how this ends.
	And I think if you look at what's happening now, what's in the Bible, it does kind of predict what's going to come very soon, actually.
	So, I think it's very interesting to watch what's happening now on that side of the world.
	But in the case of backing or supporting, everyone has their own opinions, you know?
	And just so you guys know, the whole pager thing, I don't know if I've mentioned it here.
	Guys, they had those explosives in those pagers and walkie-talkies.
	From day one.
	For nine years.
	From day one.
	For nine fucking years, guys, they had these devices bugged with explosives.
	Hey man, I think Israel has probably one of the best intelligence services in the world next to ours.
	By far.
	Some of the best.
	Some of the best, bro.
	The fact that they were able to pull that off, you gotta give credit where it's due.
	You guys know I'm not a big fan of Israel, but you gotta give credit where it's due.
	And for them to be able to pull off an operation like that that took the better part of a decade to blow up...
	Pagers, flip phones, and all these other things.
	Because Hezbollah stopped using modern devices because they didn't want to be traced and intercepted.
	That's the very reason they switched these older beepers.
	So what Israel did was they anticipated that they would switch these older devices and fucking put the explosives in them from inception.
	And then they simultaneously detonated them on two separate days.
	They're playing chess.
	Well, you know, you got to remember, they're cutthroat, man.
	They're surrounded by people that want them gone.
	So they're not going to play nice or fair.
	They're going to literally do what they got to do to survive in their eyes.
	Again, I'm giving you guys the Israeli perspective.
	They look at it like everyone wants us gone.
	We're fighting for our right to live, is how they look at it.
	That's why they do what they do.
	To include, they've been caught many times spying on American citizens.
	Many times!
	Spying on us.
	But hey, it is what it is.
	Alright, what's next?
	Yeah, guys, we have our main event as well.
	This girl that was spreading a lot of stuff.
	And I think you guys are going to enjoy this last segment.
	But we'll get to that soon.
	What's next, phone bills?
	Oh yeah, game is game.
	So Ryan, Scuba Ryan says, game might actually be game.
	So apparently he picked his death on getting recognized for arrest warrant.
	And it says, Life and Scars had an arrest warrant issued on September 20th.
	It was supposed to appear in court today.
	If this is true, that's crazy.
	But according to close friends, he allegedly passed away at 37 due to a parent overdose a few days ago.
	Because he posted a video right after his alleged death.
	And it says here...
	Well, should we just play the video?
	Here we go.
	To look up an inmate by name, say name, or press 1, 2, or please slowly and clearly speak the inmate's first and last name.
	Jerron Gray.
	The name match seems to be Sharon Cornell Gray, who is 37 years old.
	If this name is correct, say yes or press 1.
	You now have access to this inmate's records, which were last updated at 11.35 a.m.
	The following information is all that is available for this inmate at this time.
	A release date for is not scheduled at this time.
	For charge and bond information for this inmate, say charges or press first.
	Charge.
	Violation of an order prohibiting contact month.
	The bond amount is $2,000.
	This is a 10% bond.
	10% of the bond must be posted before an inmate will be released.
	There are no more charges for...
	That's crazy, bro.
	If he really faked his debt to get out of a restaurant, that would be fucking a crime, but funny.
	He was speaking to Aiden and Seiko doing a collab with them, too.
	So they all wished him, you know, fair wishes.
	Is that that big of a charge?
	Yeah.
	Those charges, aren't they that bad?
	Nah, it seems like, to me it looks like maybe child support.
	Or...
	What was the Chargers again?
	Let me look.
	Game is game though.
	I mean, he gains the system, I guess.
	I guess so.
	Damn!
	Let me look at that thing again.
	What thing?
	The Chargers list.
	Oh, the Chargers list, okay.
	I'll tell you this though.
	Whoever reported that he was dead, I bet he feels stupid now.
	He lives in North Dakota? thud Makes sense.
	Nah, I don't know what it is.
	No?
	I don't know.
	It doesn't say.
	Violation of an order.
	Prehibiting contact.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It looks like a restraining order.
	Oh.
	So he probably contacted or was close, which is probably ex-girlfriend or some shit.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	His videos are wild, bro.
	His videos are insanely wild.
	Not child support.
	It's probably, yeah.
	Well, I wish him the best, man, but faking your death is crazy, bro.
	That's the most common.
	Yeah.
	Dudes don't normally file restraining orders on each other.
	It's typically a woman against a guy.
	All right.
	Well, apparently he's alive, so...
	That's wild.
	You hear about Charleston White apparently getting shot in Chicago?
	That was a lie, right?
	Yeah, it was a lie.
	Apparently there's someone else named Charleston White in Chicago, same age.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	Alright, well, I can see that.
	Yeah.
	I've seen that happen.
	Yeah.
	It's a fairly common name.
	Yeah.
	But he got a lot cluck.
	Well, I'll say this.
	He got a lot cluck from that, and he was just laughing to the bank like, yo, listen, nigga.
	This is not me, but I'll take it.
	Yeah.
	What's the next one?
	Wait, dude, the video that he dropped after his death, the last video he dropped, that one was insane, bro.
	You saw that one?
	Yo, if you guys don't mind, find the last video that he dropped, Game is Game.
	Yo, can we even play it on YouTube?
	If you don't mind, please find it, because that was, dude, that video was insane, bro.
	Okay, what's the next one?
	We got 11k on X? Goddamn.
	I think it's 11k views.
	I don't know how many watching live, though.
	It tells me...
	It's pretty cool.
	I don't know what...
	DramaAlert says, Liam Payne autopsy revealed.
	It shows he has several drugs in his system, including cocaine, pink cocaine, which is 2C, a mix of meth, ketamine, and MDA. Binzo...
	It says 4.9k live, but I don't...
	Man, I'm trying to figure out on Twitter, like, what...
	Yeah, X is very weird to read.
	Yeah, because...
	Like, it says 12k impressions...
	The 4.9k live.
	Check.
	And would somebody like let me know what that means actually?
	Like how many are watching like concurrently?
	That's what I'm trying to figure out.
	And according to ABC, so apparently he had a lot of drugs in the system when he passed away, Liam Payne.
	So, the question is, was he drugged himself, or did someone drug him?
	Yeah, that is the question, really, yeah.
	Yeah, because, listen, that story has so many holes in it, bro, I don't know what to believe at this point.
	But to go over to Argentina to support your friends and want to stay, your girl leaves two days prior, before your death, randomly.
	Was that the same girl that was at the Telegram, nigga?
	I don't know.
	They tried to say that it was the same girl.
	Chad, is that the same girl?
	I don't know.
	If it is, she's getting about.
	Yeah, impressions of how many people saw the post, guys.
	Yeah, no, I know that.
	I'm trying to figure out how many are watching live.
	Because Twitter tells me 4.9K, but I don't know if that's accurate.
	Yeah.
	What about worst case scenario?
	Let's say it's 10%, 500 to 1,000.
	But yeah, I think he might have been killed, though.
	I mean, to commit that type of damage to yourself randomly in a random country, I don't know, man.
	It could be true, but I'm leaning towards him getting killed by somebody else, bro.
	That's what I think.
	Why would they want him dead, you think?
	Well, apparently the balcony was locked, so he couldn't get back in.
	So, and he felt it to his demise.
	I hate drugs.
	Yeah.
	Greatest ever said 975 views?
	What are you talking about?
	I'm not saying 5k.
	I don't know.
	Who knows, bro?
	We'll figure it out.
	Yeah, I'm really trying to figure out how many live viewers you have on X. How to figure that out.
	Either way, though, Liam Payne is a sad case to go by and hopefully we can find out what causes true death because this is a wild story with a lot of holes.
	So, yeah.
	Alright, next one.
	What do you think?
	I don't know.
	At first I thought it was self-deletion, but it might not be now.
	It might be more nefarious.
	Yeah, we never...
	Either way, man.
	Fuck drugs, bro.
	Guys, bro, service announcement, man.
	Guys, bro.
	Yeah.
	Even weed, dude.
	Fuck that, man.
	I would argue weed is one of the lesser.
	It's not as bad as the others.
	Of course.
	But again, if you want to be productive and make moves for yourself and be successful, yeah, stay away from everything.
	You don't need it, bro.
	Even alcohol.
	Yeah.
	Moose is terrible.
	Alcohol is the devil as well.
	I got drunk for the first time in my life in Barbados for my birthday last year.
	Bro, legit, bro, it's the worst feeling ever.
	Like, like, like, bro, it was spinning.
	I mean, I was smashing, but I didn't even know I was smashing.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, I woke up, and I was like, wait, am I even here?
	Massive headache.
	I'm like, dude, it's not even worth it.
	Like, your whole thing is ruined, and it's like, and it's poison.
	You're hurting yourself whenever you drink.
	So bad for you, too.
	Yeah.
	And you know what?
	You know, guys, you know the charges that Diddy's getting right now?
	You all know the crazy part?
	He was drunken high.
	And fucked up during all those charges.
	Wait, so...
	When he had these, like, sex parties and shit, these freak-offs, he was always fucked up.
	Passing around ketamine, GHB, all this bullshit.
	They were drinking all the time.
	I'll tell you this.
	So he's getting charged right now with very serious charges for crimes that he probably doesn't even remember he committed.
	Bro, I'll tell you this, bro.
	Being in a club or being in a house party sober is not fun.
	It ain't.
	So everyone wants to get lit.
	Of course.
	And, bro, even me, sometimes I'm like, bro, why am I even here?
	Even if I have to meet people, all this shit is boring.
	So I'm not surprised at all.
	It's an L, man.
	And then when you're in that mind frame, you can't even think for yourself.
	It's almost like if you're just going with the flow, and you might do shit that you don't want to recognize that you're doing.
	So, kids, don't do drugs, man.
	Especially if you're out.
	It's not worth it, guys.
	It's an L. Did he get a kiss of a new allegation?
	Yeah, with some kids or some shit, yeah.
	Bro, when is it going to end, bro?
	Bro, it's wild.
	I think it was cooked, huh?
	The Frodo case is going to cook him.
	And here's the thing, too.
	All of these people that are coming forward, you best believe HSI is going to talk to them.
	All these people that are suing him civilly.
	So these civil cases can absolutely be used in the criminal case.
	Hmm.
	I wouldn't be surprised if Cassie isn't one of the star witnesses for the government at this point.
	I did a stream regarding his son getting his car reported he's getting sued or whatever.
	He's getting sued.
	His son, I forgot his name, Justin Combs.
	One of them is getting sued by this car company.
	And apparently he didn't pay the lease for a period of time.
	And now they're suing him for the whole price of the car and 90k more.
	And then it makes me wonder, did he actually run out of money?
	I don't know.
	Before the charges, he was a verified billionaire.
	Did he lose a significant amount of money at this point?
	Net worth go down?
	Absolutely.
	I know he paid off his house in Miami.
	There's 18 million left.
	He paid it off so that he can use it as collateral.
	Because he can sell his house?
	His jet?
	What else?
	This catalog, maybe?
	I think he's selling his home in LA. Apparently, he liquidated a lot of his assets when the Feds first searched this shit.
	Smart, yeah.
	And then he paid off the house so he can use it as collateral for his bond.
	They still didn't give him the bond.
	Yeah.
	But, I mean, I would say, if anything, he probably has...
	He's probably got a good amount of liquid.
	He's probably got a good amount of liquid.
	Why not just pay the car lease or payment?
	Like, why let it...
	I don't know.
	That's probably just his sons being idiots.
	Maybe he didn't care.
	Just remember, they got their own money.
	Yeah, maybe he didn't care.
	Just his sons, yeah.
	Yeah.
	You know what I mean?
	Because they got their own careers in life.
	I'm sure Diddy might give them an allowance, or maybe he doesn't.
	Who knows?
	What's the next one?
	Remember, they've been rich since they were kids, so they're fucking idiots.
	Yeah.
	Because I think they're younger than us, all of his kids.
	Yeah, they're pretty young.
	So, like, yeah, bro, he's been a star the whole time they were born.
	It's not like he became rich as they were kids.
	Like, no, he was already...
	He started Bad Boy in the early 90s, bro.
	Yeah.
	Bro, when did Ready to Die came out, what, 94?
	Yeah, I don't know.
	Ready to Die, Biggie's first album came out in 94.
	He had bad boy records before that.
	Yo, has anyone here used Beep Oil before?
	Beep Oil on the shake?
	No, I don't even know.
	What is the purpose of baby oil?
	94.
	I'm kind of curious to try it, bro.
	I don't know.
	What is the purpose of baby oil?
	Moisturizing?
	Kind of like glossy?
	Yeah, kind of like similar use, like reason.
	What does it do?
	How would you make it work?
	You have dry skin.
	No, but let's say you want to smash somebody.
	What's the allure of doing it?
	Uh-huh.
	Like if someone don't want to eat it or if the pussy too dry.
	Oh, it could be used as a lubricant?
	Yeah.
	I didn't know it could be used as a lubricant.
	Yeah.
	It's actually common.
	That's a common lubricant.
	I don't need that.
	I know.
	Wait, Nick.
	Oh, you know.
	What?
	Okay, never mind.
	Either way, bro.
	That's the question I wonder.
	Baby oil.
	Should I start using it, bro?
	Freaky tonight.
	Okay.
	I don't know, man.
	I just was curious to know why you use it so much.
	Maybe it works.
	Maybe it was a secret gen that we are not taking serious.
	Apparently, they're saying in the chat, we're not black because we've never used Babywell.
	Bro, I've never used Babywell in my life, bro.
	Facts, bro.
	Keep it a thousand, I've never used Babywell in my life.
	Especially if you want to, like some people like to enter backdoor.
	They like to enter through the backdoor.
	That makes sense now.
	Okay, backdoor entry.
	Or a regular lubricant.
	I'm not a fan of backdoor entry.
	Yeah.
	Me neither.
	Well.
	I mean, shit.
	That's kind of like Dookie.
	Yeah.
	On your diggy.
	Yep.
	Ooh.
	Brother, ugh.
	Yeah, wait for that sound effect.
	Yeah, like, what the heck?
	Yo, yo, Bills, tell me, yo, Bills, don't be quiet over there, nigga.
	You be on the back door?
	Bills, you been in that back door, bro?
	Huh?
	Huh, Bills?
	He's in the bathroom right now.
	I think he's right there, nigga.
	Noble, don't lie, bro.
	I'm a fan.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah.
	He's in his blood.
	He's in his blood.
	He's one of those.
	Nigga, he's in Pajit, man.
	He is, man.
	You already know what them niggas mean.
	Yo.
	Come on, man.
	That smell don't affect them.
	Yo.
	Yo, Noble, you like white girls?
	Yeah, I like white girls.
	Bro, I didn't know.
	Let him do whatever.
	He's Indian.
	They could come again.
	Listen, bro.
	I'll give you this, bro.
	If I had a chance to use baby oil, I probably will.
	Because I want to see what it's like, bro.
	You know?
	Even though I don't like what Didi did, I'll try myself and see if it works.
	It makes the process easier.
	What process?
	Everything.
	Like, you know, the night.
	It makes the night easier.
	The bedroom fun makes everything easier.
	You wanna try?
	What?
	Wait, what?
	Who said that?
	What the hell?
	I mean, all girls, bro.
	All girls.
	Like, relax, bro.
	Damn.
	Just say it was Photoshop.
	Yeah, it was Photoshop.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Alright, what's up next?
	Yeah, let's move forward.
	Well, I got an update on your X count.
	I looked it up.
	That number at the top is how many live viewers you have at this moment.
	Which...
	Like when you click on the stream and that number that says 5.2k at the top.
	Really?
	That's how many people are live watching at that second.
	So we got 5,000 niggas watching on X right now?
	That's cool.
	Apparently, yeah.
	So Google and I even asked AI. AI said the same thing.
	That's dope.
	It says 5.3 right now.
	Shout out to all you niggas watching on X. Shout out to y'all, man.
	Shout out to all you guys.
	Nah, but we fell off, though, bro.
	Don't forget, we don't got- nobody watches Freshly anymore.
	Yeah.
	So...
	This is what it is.
	Yeah.
	Nobody cares about us.
	Yeah.
	We're whack.
	What's next?
	Apparently, uh...
	What?
	Uh, what's the next topic, Bills?
	We gotta do the hiv, I think.
	It's hiv time.
	This is the main topic, guys.
	This is the main story, man.
	We've been going for how long?
	Two hours, three hours?
	Anyhow, so some backstory here.
	If you don't want to pull up bells.
	So there's a lady that has been going around, and she's been making contact for a while now, her TikTok, saying, hey, listen, I am positive for this virus, and I can hear less what you think about it, and if you meet me, I'm not going to tell you shit.
	I'm just going to court you, date you, and if you happen to want to smash and not use protection, then that's on you, and that is scary, my friend.
	Yo, that is borderline, like, scary, because imagine, this shit doesn't look like she has anything.
	You know, granted, like, you know, you can't really tell, but, you know, it's crazy because you would smash and then be like, yeah, I got the hiv.
	And honestly speaking, apparently she smashed another creator, YouTube, that passed away.
	I won't say his name, but that guy was apparently in our scene, or he was conservative, so to speak, and he gave her the thing, and at this point, she was appalled by it and said, Dwight, can you tell me?
	But now she's saying, I ain't telling people either, which means she's doing what that guy did to her times 10.
	So let's play the clip here, man, because this woman is evil beyond control, and I think she should be...
	Fucking terrible.
	Definitely looked at as...
	Deplorable individual.
	Yeah.
	It's one thing not to know.
	Once you know to this extent, bro, this is crazy, bro.
	Crazy.
	Well, let's play it.
	I'm HIV positive, right?
	And this is just a PSA to those that are not HIV positive.
	Disclosure is my choice.
	when I disclose and how I disclose to is up to me.
	I find what?
	What?
	Yo, yo.
	Disclosure is my choice.
	Disclosure is my choice.
	Is that not a crime?
	That is definitely a crime.
	Imagine a guy said that.
	Look it up.
	Yo, imagine a guy said that.
	Imagine...
	Oh, nigga, there'd be a mob, a lynch mob in front of his house, bro.
	Remember that guy Gucci Third Leg?
	Imagine he said that in an interview with Aiden Ross Academy.
	Yeah, that nigga didn't even want to share his test, bro.
	Yeah, he never came back.
	That's crazy, bro.
	He never came back, bro.
	He probably got everything under the sun.
	Yeah, he probably got something.
	Nigga pulled out a test for 2023.
	That boy cooked.
	That boy cooked.
	That's scary.
	It's so crazy how people are telling me that I need to disclose before I go on a date.
	That I need to disclose before I kiss somebody.
	This is the craziest one.
	Before I even tell them my name.
	It's not happening.
	I don't think that's my responsibility.
	Look, before you go on a date, before you kiss them, Debatable.
	But before you bang, you should absolutely tell them.
	Come on, man.
	Because here's the thing with HIV. It used to be like this in the 90s.
	People didn't really know.
	I remember when Magic Johnson first got it.
	No one knew how you contracted or anything else like that because it was a relatively new thing.
	So there was a lot of scare about it.
	I'll never forget.
	I can't repeat this.
	Well...
	I can't repeat verbatim, but what I will say is...
	You ever watched the movie...
	Straight Outta Compton?
	Yeah, what Easy E said in the...
	Yeah, what Easy E said in the day...
	But I'm not a bundle of sticks.
	Yeah, but I'm not a...
	Doc, I know bundle of sticks!
	Because he said, oh, you have AIDS. Because at the time...
	There was this connotation that it was only a disease in the homosexual community.
	And also, there was no cure for it in the sense of having you live longer.
	It's like, nigga, once you got it, you're dead.
	You're dead.
	But now, you look at Matt Johnson, nigga, alive as hell.
	So, there's absolutely treatment for it.
	There's absolutely ways to extend your life, even with it.
	And honestly, your quality of life doesn't really go down that much.
	So, it's not curable yet, but it is absolutely maintainable and manageable now.
	Now, with that said, Facts are facts.
	It is still predominantly a disease found in the gay community.
	That's a fact, right?
	You look at, talk to any medical professional, more instances of HIV and AIDS are found in homosexuals than any other demographic.
	And then I think the next number after that is African American women.
	But, with that said, right?
	Kissing somebody, sharing a cup with someone, shit like that, that's not gonna, you don't pass HIV that way.
	But what if they have a cut?
	You have a cut.
	Then you're cooked.
	I mean, you'd have to, like, smear, like, you gotta cut it in your finger, you gotta cut it in your finger, like, oh yeah, let's smear it in it.
	Like, it's gotta, like, be, like, really almost ingested into your bloodstream.
	I ain't taking that chance.
	Yeah, I mean, yeah, I ain't taking that chance either.
	Don't get it twisted.
	Don't get it twisted, Chad.
	I ain't taking that chance.
	But what I am saying is that, um...
	You don't get it from kissing or touching each other or anything like that.
	People used to think you could get it that way.
	That's why a lot of people...
	That's why Matt Johnson actually retired.
	Because he was like, oh, niggas don't want to guard me now.
	Right?
	It was like that.
	It was exactly like that.
	It was exactly like that.
	That's the reason why he retired so early.
	He retired so early because they thought he could be passed through sweat.
	So he's like, man, niggas don't want to defend me anymore, so cool.
	Which actually is a little bit of a suit power.
	Then now you can take open shots all day.
	But the point I'm trying to make is, is that...
	Facts!
	Right?
	That's a magic trick in itself.
	But anyway, the point I'm trying to make is...
	It was also teammates that caught the ball from him.
	That's funny.
	But the point is this, is that back then they didn't know.
	But it's not cured that way.
	It's only cured through blood or through sexual fluids, right?
	So, but yeah...
	Does she have an obligation to tell you before you go on a date?
	I guess you could argue no.
	Does she have an obligation to tell you even if you guys are going to kiss, you can make the argument no, right?
	But I think absolutely where it's indisputable is you need to tell them before you have sex.
	I think that's indisputable.
	It's her body, her choice.
	The other stuff you can argue.
	100%, but when we...
	You know, Scary?
	I guarantee you, in the chat, even us, most niggas in here will smash.
	Who?
	100%.
	No, no.
	Without knowing her status, you would smash.
	I get it.
	Don't count, nigga.
	I get it.
	But once you know, then it's like, bruh.
	Because you know.
	Yeah.
	Because you know.
	Yeah.
	But let's continue.
	Let's say she was clean.
	To tell someone that I'm HIV positive if they are treating me as if I'm not.
	Your health is your responsibility.
	Adopt the mindset of medical practitioners.
	Assume that everyone has something until they prove to you that they do not.
	Why are you kissing a stranger or trying to kiss a stranger that you just met?
	Why are you trying to have intercourse with someone raw that you just met?
	You don't know me from a hole in a wall.
	Why are you trying to put your thing inside of me without any kind of protection?
	Why do I have to be the one to say, hey, chill out, I'm HIV positive, instead of you asking, taking the time to know me, get to know me, let's go get tested together if you want to take the next step.
	Why do I have to be the one protecting you from yourself?
	No, baby, that is not my responsibility, and I just wanted to make that clear.
	Okay, love you, bye!
	That's why he's all lazy now?
	That is scary, bro.
	Frank.
	Here.
	Well, that is the mentality of her setup, and I think that's pretty scary, bro.
	Pretty scary.
	Yeah, the fact that she doesn't feel the need to disclose before y'all smash is a big problem.
	And there's no actual repercussion there for saying that.
	That's why y'all niggas shouldn't be unblacked.
	Gasp Gasp Gasp Gasp Gasp Yeah, okay.
	Someone on Smartly.
	Yeah, that's an L for her, man.
	Definitely, man.
	Get her out of here, bro.
	She needs to be locked up or something, but that's wild.
	Yeah, fuck that bitch, man.
	That's actually sick that she's encouraging that shit, man.
	But I'll tell you this, look at Charlie...
	What's his name?
	Charlie Sheen from 29th Man?
	Yeah, they said that.
	Apparently, niggas in the chat saying it's curable now?
	Guys, there's no way it's curable.
	No, it's curable.
	Like, dude, there's a cure out there for sure.
	For sure, bro.
	A lot of celebrities...
	Oh, actually, fun fact.
	Celebrities now use cure-able as in it's completely gone or cure-able to the point where it doesn't show up on test anymore.
	It doesn't show up on test.
	Hold on.
	A lot of celebrities now use prep.
	So you take it before you smash, and it lowers the chance you're getting AIDS by a huge number.
	Like, so you could take it, like, take prep, and you go smash chicks all day, and you're gonna get shit.
	Yeah, no, it's a real thing, bro.
	Shit's called prep?
	Yeah, that shit's called prep.
	Yeah, that shit's called prep.
	Prep for some dirty pussy, I guess.
	Okay.
	Goddamn.
	Because niggas don't let you use the condoms.
	Yeah, facts.
	But apparently it works.
	That's wild.
	Yeah.
	So.
	That is crazy.
	That's wild.
	Damn.
	Shit called prep?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	What a time to be alive, huh?
	Hold on.
	If there's no cure, right?
	Magic Johnson, Charlie Sheen, some of the people we know in the industry would have been dead.
	No, but there's ways to maintain it where it doesn't fuck you up.
	But why doesn't it show up in your test anymore?
	It doesn't?
	No.
	Yeah, someone super chatted that Charlie Sheen doesn't even show up in the test anymore.
	Read it.
	That's what it said, yeah.
	Rumble rant.
	Oh.
	G.P. Hash.
	He says, Charlie Sheen got the HIV and has made it so it's not even traceable in him now.
	He was banging a corn star and she never got it because of the meds he was on.
	Damn.
	Ah, see?
	Telling you, bro.
	Damn.
	GPS gifted 100 subs yesterday, by the way, so I'm going to give it 100 subs.
	Don't worry guys, we'll figure out this switch situation and give you guys an update, so don't worry.
	We'll figure it out.
	Yeah, we'll figure it out behind the scenes.
	Let's do some chats real quick.
	Yeah, let's read some chats.
	But, uh...
	Castle Club Ninjas.
	Assemble!
	Or FNFSuperchat.com too, guys.
	BB Oil, though.
	Kind of want to try it.
	BB Oil.
	You don't have to.
	Just eat it.
	What?
	What did you say?
	No, my mic's muted.
	Okay, cool.
	That's what I thought.
	No, my mic is muted.
	I didn't say anything.
	Yo, what the fuck?
	Baby oil ain't for saliva, nigga.
	I don't understand.
	What's the logic here?
	I don't know, bro.
	Baby oil go on the booty cheeks, nigga.
	You don't eat booty cheeks.
	I don't understand.
	What?
	I don't understand.
	Bill, you got...
	What you saying?
	You got knowledge of this, bro?
	You're an expert?
	What?
	What's going on?
	WCastleClub.
	What's going on?
	What's going on behind the scenes?
	Don also says, WCastleClub, my thanks for making after hours free for the brokies.
	We love when you cut to CC and let it rip on three or fours.
	We see you holding back on them girls on Friday.
	Yeah, you know, we're trying to do right by you guys, man.
	We really do.
	You know, we're trying out some different strategies here.
	So we'll see what happens.
	Will it always be free forever?
	You never know.
	But shout out to all the Cals Club guys.
	We love y'all ninjas.
	Which, by the way, if you guys haven't already, do we got that Zoom call clip?
	We got it ready?
	Let's get it ready after the chats.
	I can do it, but yeah, after the chats.
	I'll do it after the chats.
	So, shout out to you, bro.
	Moe's getting hungry.
	Yo, what the heck?
	Damn.
	It's a cute picture.
	Cute picture there.
	I think the past year has confirmed a theory of mine.
	Israel is another arm of the U.S. military but used as covert operations for the region and to spawn Americans so they have plausible liability from our government.
	That's why I support them no matter what they do.
	Send troops to help them whenever they need it.
	Give them intelligence and weapons, etc.
	Also, did you see that North Korea sending troops to fight in Ukraine?
	Yes, I did.
	Yes, I did.
	Mobilizing, huh?
	Not good at all.
	Hey, Minor Fresh, could you guys do another interview with Candace Owens regarding the presidential election?
	Honestly, why not?
	Yeah, we can reach out.
	Hero seems narcissistic as fuck worse than a cat.
	Bro, I promise you he's like a cat.
	He is like a cat.
	Like, I thought I bought a dog, but I bought a cat, literally.
	Like, this nigga doesn't give two shits, bro.
	About nothing.
	He's always licking himself.
	Not with me.
	Super Javi, so is your superhero Myron Rollo with vasectomy talk?
	It's the same person.
	Oh.
	It's continuing.
	Is that your hero?
	I don't know.
	What the fuck?
	That's a rhetorical question, it seems like.
	Punisher.
	That's dozing drag.
	You're fooling anybody, nigga.
	Of course it's Punisher.
	What the heck?
	Ark says, Myron, what are your thoughts on the UN impact for the future to transform global governance announced September 22nd?
	Globalization is what they've been pushing for a very long time, guys.
	And we know who the globalists are.
	One world, one currency, one people, one religion.
	Charles Schwab, George Soros.
	Yo, you know what?
	Once it becomes a one world government, one world order, all control is theirs.
	If you don't do what they say, you're out.
	Like, free speech?
	Bro.
	Forget free speech, nigga.
	You're a deaf speech.
	Because the moment you say what they don't like, cut off, nigga.
	Straight up.
	Yep.
	So, that is coming.
	The Henry says, The most insecure thing on X calling Myron insecure is hilarious.
	I'd rather change my name than to look like ET on soy milk.
	Its face screams insecurity.
	WFNF. What the heck?
	Damn, nigga.
	When you're talking with people mopping the floor.
	I know.
	Yo.
	Fresh updates.
	I voted for my boy Fresh today, and the office lady got mad.
	I told the host to shut up.
	Anyhow, did you guys see Elon talk about Red Pill today?
	Yeah, he definitely did.
	He did?
	Yeah, he tweeted, like, take the Red Pill.
	Yeah, he did.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	That shit was crazy.
	W-tweet.
	Like, maybe a couple hours ago.
	Guys, the Red Pill is nothing more than the truth, man.
	That's it.
	What the hell?
	Oh, he's riding in the presidential election.
	You know, you can ride in.
	Yeah, you can ride in.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah.
	WFNF. Dude, I would even want that power, bro.
	I would be like, nah, keep that shit to yourself.
	Mo, this past week, still posting supply and demand.
	What the?
	Yo, nigga, pop!
	Ayo!
	Get the baby oil, nigga.
	Niggas is cooking you, man.
	Yo, who is the supply, nigga?
	Where's this demand coming from, actually?
	Show us the proof, nigga.
	We clearly see that you got the supply.
	Show us the proof, bro.
	You have enough to go around, but I'm saying pause.
	But who is the demand coming from, bro?
	You point out this such shit, man.
	My mic's muted.
	I can't talk right.
	No, we can hear you.
	No, my mic is muted.
	That's what I... Yo, what the fuck, bro?
	I mean, I just sneezed.
	Alhamdulillah.
	Wallahi.
	All right, man.
	All right, we can move on.
	I've seen some of his supply, bro.
	It's all right.
	It's all right.
	More be going on dates, bro.
	Well, that's not his supply, that's the demand side.
	The supply is him, which we can clearly see there's a lot to go around.
	Yeah, yeah, that's facts.
	It's the other way around.
	W.
	Yeah.
	Get him, Iron.
	You better roast Mo.
	Wait, I'm Mo.
	Was she fat, too?
	Don't ask me that question.
	I gotta know.
	I gotta know, nigga.
	Come on.
	You seen him with the chick?
	Was she fat too bad?
	Come on, man.
	Don't lie, nigga.
	Well, she wasn't slim.
	I'll say that.
	She wasn't slim.
	Sorry, bro.
	I gotta tell the truth, nigga.
	She wasn't slim, but hey, you know what?
	WMO, bro.
	You niggas on a date?
	Hey, listen.
	Hey.
	I'm not miring.
	Nigga with too fabulous at smashing.
	You just see skin jiggling everywhere, man.
	This just gotta be weird.
	And a harpoon!
	Bro, those fat niggas smashing, bro.
	Like, you just see skin jiggling everywhere.
	Niggas gotta reinforce beds and shit.
	That bed's done for, bro.
	Like, Ikea?
	I'll be there tomorrow.
	I've actually broken a bed.
	You broke a bed?
	Yeah, I believe it, bro.
	I believe it, bro.
	Bro.
	Damn.
	It's not far-fetched.
	Okay, buddy.
	Allegedly, by the way.
	This nigga mode does a fucking five-star prox splash on you.
	This shit's attempted murder, man.
	Now he tried to kill her out, nigga.
	Rob Van Dam.
	Nigga jumps on you, it's a wrap.
	Earthquake.
	If he actually lands, like, you might fucking die.
	Earthquake.
	Like when Brock Lesnar suplexed Big Show.
	And the fucking, yeah, the whole ring fell.
	Earthquake.
	Bro, holy.
	Great times.
	All right, what else we got here?
	Jose Lassard says, I was told there's some ladies on Castle Club Haven't seen any yet.
	Where you at?
	That's a girl that's in a group.
	That's the lady.
	Shout out to you.
	They're in there.
	They're just hiding because they don't want to get roasted.
	Mario, when do you see this?
	See his twin?
	Diana.
	I don't see it.
	Yeah, I don't think we look alike, bro.
	I don't see it.
	How do we look like anything alike?
	That was the most common thing they say.
	Alright, what's up next?
	Joshua.
	Women always say that if you follow the advice from FNF and Tate, etc., you will die alone.
	But most men got their advice from women and were alone and miserable before they found FNF and Tate.
	Facts.
	Big factual.
	No lie there.
	Machaka Boss says, make Simpin great again.
	Trump, 24.
	Tommy Castle Club.
	Yeah, but not Simpin though.
	Fuck Simpin.
	Yeah, it's just...
	Machaka.
	Say L. No, Billy says, Now we know why Mo is so secretive about his personal life.
	Nigga's a wrestler slash superhero known as Belly Brawler or Titanic Titan.
	I told you they was cooking me in the chat.
	That's just crazy.
	Well, no, Billy, you're a fat ass too, nigga.
	You better lose weight.
	Facts.
	Yeah, he been playing league with me.
	He's pretty good.
	Oh, yeah?
	Yeah, he's good.
	Damn!
	He's pretty good.
	He's going hard in the gym, so I'm glad.
	Better than Chris.
	Yo, you saw the W-man when I beat Chris Aliq?
	Yo, I did it in front of the whole audience.
	They were like, yo, the pressure's right.
	I was like, I'll miss, man.
	I'll miss.
	Just saying.
	And then he denied the loss, bro.
	That's the biggest thing.
	He denied it again?
	Here's the issue, right?
	I don't mind the shit talk, but when we fight and I beat you, I have the right to shit talk you all the way.
	So now, when I beat you, you say, oh, I didn't really lose, bro.
	You cheated.
	Nigga, everyone saw you lose.
	How did I cheat?
	I can't argue that.
	So, I don't know, man.
	It's just funny.
	It's just funny to me.
	Fair enough.
	What else we got?
	I believe that was the last one.
	Cool.
	We'll get a clip for Castle Club.
	Yeah.
	That was on call.
	Yeah, that was it.
	So yeah, guys, we do Zoom calls like this.
	So just so you guys understand, Castle Club, we do one weekly Zoom call, and then we also have Castle Club Premium.
	So regular Castle Club is only $35 a month, 100% worth it just off of one Zoom call.
	We do them once a week, typically.
	It's open Q&A, or sometimes we do a topic.
	But Premium, we do more concentrated Zoom calls where it's on a specific topic, and we get way more into the weeds on it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So yesterday we did networking lessons with me.
	This one's for everybody, this one?
	Yeah, this one's for everybody.
	Okay.
	So we'll do like an update in Castle Club.
	For example, put in the time frame.
	We'll do the call and then post a link in Castle Club or Discord right away.
	I know we'll take care of that as well.
	But it's like an hour and 30 minutes of content for networking where you can do...
	Zoom call with Castle Club.
	Let's skip to the questions from the actual members.
	That was a pretty good segment there.
	What the hell was that?
	Do we want to show them or you want to just play the audio?
	We can show a little bit.
	That's fine.
	Fair use.
	They're okay with being seen?
	Well, no, I didn't bring them out.
	Oh, okay.
	You just can only hear audio.
	Okay.
	So niggas can't see.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	We just see you and your...
	I guess keeping in touch with them.
	Fair use.
	Let's say not to be on their mind, but let's say you know eventually you want to ask them for a favor.
	Let's say for you, for example, you have the podcast, right?
	Let's say you go out.
	You're out of the club.
	You meet a bunch of high-list people.
	Um...
	And let's say this is when your podcast was smaller, for example.
	Now you have leverage.
	So you could say, hey, do you want to be on my podcast that has so many millions of viewers, right?
	So you can kind of flex the leverage a little bit.
	But let's say you don't have that leverage yet.
	And this person is an A-list celebrity.
	Let's say you only have like 10,000 on YouTube at this point instead of a million.
	How are you kind of like asking that question or being in touch with them to feel comfortable enough to eventually ask it?
	That kind of stuff.
	So, for me, I'll give you an example.
	The podcast is brand new, spanking.
	We didn't have a lot of guests on the show, but I knew Academics was going to be a big help towards our reach and widespread appeal, because he's more in the social media slash rap base.
	So, I went to a party that he was at, and obviously I was nervous because I didn't know if he would say yes or no, but I think if I just became cool with him or his people, I could ask later on, benefit, you get me?
	So I didn't ask directly, I just said, hey, good to meet you, bro, I love your work, I'm a huge fan of who you are and what you do, and hopefully one day I can add some value.
	It's very big, by the way, what I did, but I became cool with his manager at the time.
	And what I would do is I would follow up, like I said before, by adding value.
	I would never say, hey, it's following up.
	I would just follow up by adding value.
	And what I did was I said, listen, If you guys are ever in Miami, you need a studio, don't be afraid to ask me, guys, I got you.
	I know you guys are always traveling for work.
	I also said, I'll pick you up from the airport.
	I'll take you guys around, check the restaurants.
	So, whatever you need.
	I mentioned earlier, knowing your value for yourself and for business and content, right?
	So, when I mentioned never leave with just following up, leave with value, it's saying, okay, listen...
	I know his motive.
	I understand what his motive is.
	He wants to make content in different states and different cities for his podcast.
	And I know if I give act that value saying, listen, whatever you need, brother, I'm here for you.
	If you need a studio, if you need access to maybe a ride or maybe, for example, a restaurant in Miami, I'll take care of you guys.
	No issue, no problem.
	And that right there was his motive.
	He wanted to get more content out there via his podcast, whether it be Florida, Vegas, and so on and so on.
	So, I live with values.
	Listen, I'm going to give you value up front, and then eventually, when we become cool, or you see the value in me, and you take it, then naturally people want to give it back to you.
	And that's a lot of the universe, man.
	You get value up front, with no expecting of anything in return, you get it back tenfold.
	So, let's play a little bit more.
	Fair use, fair use.
	Fair use, yeah.
	Remind me, let me know.
	That's all I said.
	And...
	At the time, we were going a little bit viral for Frank Castles, you know, the Clippers, the marketing.
	So one day, actually, one of his girls was like, hey, you ever seen this show in Miami with all these girls on the panel?
	And he's like, oh, I know that guy.
	We spoke a while ago.
	And then he hit up his manager and said, yo, like, we're going to be in Miami, you know, next week.
	Connect me with these guys.
	He said, yeah, of course.
	I'm texting him right now.
	He texted me, listen, You know, you've been on our mind for a while.
	Come into Miami next week.
	Could you help us out?
	And that right there built a relationship between academics and us where No matter what happens, we're still cool, and the trust is there because, again, I just offered value up front.
	I didn't ask for anything in return, and lo and behold, a month later, because he comes on the show, does his show, and I'm with the best of friends, and obviously, Mario's always doing his Fed reacts with academics, and I'm helping him.
	I just used some creators and stuff like that, so it worked out perfectly, but again, I didn't say, oh, I'm You need to put me on or you need to come to my show.
	I said, I'm going to add value up front and I return.
	It's an exchange.
	Damn, that was super valuable, man.
	Thank you so much.
	I really appreciate it.
	I'm going to let these next guys go.
	If I could just ask quick yes or no, I was thinking about doing the merchant automation program.
	Do you know anyone who's had success with it or should I save my money and do something else?
	I have.
	See, this is the beauty of having Money Mondays.
	You have options, right?
	So look at it as, what is the best return for my money right now?
	Is it making more money in small amounts?
	Or is it putting it towards learning a skill?
	Or is that for me having a mentor to help me in my career right now?
	But we did multiple questions about my topic for that segment.
	And mine is going to be doing as well gym topics as well for you guys.
	How to lose weight, how to gain weight, how to master going to the gym every week.
	So we'll be doing this individually on Castle Club as well, adding massive value.
	And listen, guys, this is us giving you the real deals behind the scenes, what happened, how we operate.
	You won't get this on YouTube or Twitch.
	You'll get it 100% on Castle Club only because obviously you guys support us.
	We support you.
	And we want you to win, man.
	So the biggest thing is value adds.
	And listen, at the end of the day, guys, if you learn the skill of networking, being consistent in the gym, becoming a better man, you're going to see results eventually at some point.
	When I open the first day, first week, or first month, over time, being consistent, it is going to happen for you.
	So, that'll be in the chat for Castle Club.
	We love you guys, man.
	Massive value ads all the time.
	Yeah.
	And guys, like I said before, we want to make sure that we give you guys a bunch of value on Castle Club, help you guys make money, etc.
	So, if you're a brookie now, join and we'll find ways to help you guys make some fucking money, man.
	And if you want extra help to make money...
	Noble.
	CC Premium.
	Rob just made two calls on what to do with stocks.
	If you did those two calls, you would have made how much money, Noble?
	Oh my god, bro.
	15 bands off just one.
	Say it again?
	15,000?
	Yep.
	Here, I'm going to show the screenshot right now.
	Guys, no cat.
	Here it is.
	Run It Up is a master at stock trading.
	And if you want to get, mind you, you can even get a prop firm, get funding as well to use their money, not of your money, and trade as well.
	So it's a big W, man.
	So, but yeah, we have a schedule for Rob with stocks.
	We have Casey for dating and getting access to women around the world.
	And as well, we have Miguel and Charlie for crypto courses and as well, expertise on crypto live on Zoom calls.
	And I know some of you guys are saying he's only 2-0.
	Well, he just started in the group last week, so...
	Yeah.
	Also, guys, link is down below for Castle Club.
	Put it in the chat, guys, if you don't mind.
	But yeah, that's where we're going to be doing massive value ads over there, so don't forget that.
	Yeah, man.
	Like, literally helping you guys with everything on there.
	And also, keep in mind that we have the Castle Club, regular Castle Club, and the Premium, and you guys get the content on there, right?
	So we got, like, me reacting to band documentaries.
	All the streams are there from Twitch that we did, the long super streams.
	They're all there.
	Everything that we make is on Castle Club by far.
	So if you can't find it on YouTube or Rumble anymore, it's on Castle Club.
	Also, W Networking, we made a new friend at Jeremy's event that wants to sponsor our next event for Castle Club.
	So if you're in Premium Castle Club, we're going to do a big event in Miami, only for you guys.
	Day of Mastermind, Day of Value Ads, all day for you guys in Miami.
	We'll do it pretty soon, once they get back to us on the day for that.
	But they're going to sponsor the whole event.
	We might even do a live show for the guys.
	So we got you guys, Castle Club Premium.
	Yep.
	All right.
	What else?
	Anything else?
	It's pretty much it.
	No, I think I got another chat.
	Caught up.
	All right, man.
	Moral of the story, guys.
	Summary here.
	Avoid girls with HIV. Ask them every single time.
	Oh, you know what?
	Just ask them.
	You been with Gucci third leg?
	All right, cool.
	Yeah, they might want to.
	You might want to.
	You might want to.
	God damn, bro.
	You might want to not.
	Holy.
	She's smashed in.
	That's crazy, bro.
	But anyway, guys, we'll be back Wednesday with Lucario and Miles, and then also we'll have an after-hours with them, and we're going to do a Zoom call with Lucario and Miles after the podcast.
	Here's the schedule.
	So in between after-hours.
	We'll do the first podcast with Lucario and Miles, dating 101, questions, and then we'll do the actual- Jump on a Zoom call for Cal's Club.
	Yep.
	And then- With girls.
	And then we'll have girls on.
	So Wednesday we've got an action pack there for you guys.
	Yep.
	We'll handle the other stuff behind the scenes, as you guys know, we discussed earlier.
	And love you, ninjas, man.
	We'll be back Wednesday.
	I'm thinking we'll have to start it earlier, maybe like 6 p.m.
	with Lucario and them.
	That's fine.
	5 or 6 p.m.
	so that we can get that Zoom call in on Wednesday for you guys.
	And we'll do Zoom call this week with Casey as well for dating.
	And then we'll do Rob Wendnoble, you think?
	Rob will do this weekend.
	Cool.
	This weekend.
	Hey guys, if you rock with us, man, you support us, etc.
	You support Rumble, you support Free Speech.
	As you guys can see, you get kicked off a platform for anything, guys.
	Yeah.
	So, literally anything.
	So, jump on, guys.
	CowsClub, CowsClub.tv, man.
	That's what keeps us going, despite being demonetized, censored, banned, you know.
	Shadowband, whatever it is.
	It's Castle Club, man.
	That is the home base.
	Also, Bills is going to install OBS on my computer so I can run Castle Club with some gaming.
	So guys, if you play DBZ, Sparking Zero, League of Legends, or Call of Duty, we'll play tonight or tomorrow and kill that shit because DBZ is fun, bro, but it's hard as fuck to play, bro.
	Holy shit, dude.
	Make sure you join the Discord so you can play with them.
	It's pinned at the top of Castle Club.
	Guys, Castle Club is how we're able to do this show.
	Facts.
	Literally, guys, if we didn't have Castle Club, Bro, it'd be tough.
	I'd probably just go back to the government to do some other share, just leave.
	I'd just retire.
	I'd just live off my real estate.
	Guys, Castle Club is how we continue to have a podcast, despite the fact that we're shadow banned, kicked, demonetized, removed from certain platforms, and banned on Instagram for almost, what, six, seven months now?
	Yeah.
	We've been demonetized on YouTube for over a year.
	Castle Club and Rumble is how we're able to keep doing the show, guys, because it's not cheap to run the show, man.
	W. Chris.
	You guys see the production quality, the cameras, the staff, etc.
	Castle Club is literally how we keep things going.
	Obviously, we're going to try to see what we can do with the Twitch situation, but this is what happens sometimes when you talk about certain things.
	And we want to be able to give you guys the truth and give you guys different worldviews than the norm.
	And this is kind of the cost of doing business sometimes.
	So, CastleClub.tv is how you support, guys.
	And, you know, we're going to try to keep as much of this stuff free as possible.
	We're trying to do more Zoom calls behind the scenes versus, like, putting after hours behind paywalls or whatever.
	So, the more support we get on Castle Club, the less we have to do that shit.
	Right?
	Because I do want to keep as much of this stuff free as possible, guys.
	I truly do.
	So, you know, help us and we'll help you guys out.
	Cool.
	Alright.
	Peace.
	Love you guys.

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