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July 15, 2019 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S02E36 - BORN TO DIE
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No drum, no kicking no fashion.
No drum, no kicking no fashion.
No drum, no kick, no fashion.
Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
Dave Dictor getting older.
That was MDC, an acronym that changes per album, Millions of Dead Cops, Millions of Damn Christians, Metal Devil Cokes.
Friends of mine.
We opened for them, played with them.
They stayed at our house when I was in the band Anal Chinook.
And they also are the progenitors of the modern Antifa mantra.
No war, no KKK, no fascist USA.
That was an update, which is now no Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA.
Now, Dave Dichter, I'm 48.
He's definitely older than me.
So let's say he's 55.
Being in a hardcore band when you're 55 is exhausting.
I was in one when I was 45 called 80s Hardcore.
We were an 80s hardcore cover band.
And I just said, guys, I cannot do this.
It's too strenuous.
Screaming as loud as you can gives you a migraine.
And jumping around is exhausting.
Also, millennials don't know anything about 80s hardcore, so it's not entertaining.
I'm playing esoteric songs like that to a bunch of kids who are just going, what is this old guy band?
It sucked.
There's footage of that.
Yeah, there's footage online.
Can you find the original of that song?
He just sounds so tired, and he was one of the greatest voices in hardcore.
I talked to him.
I remember it's funny when you get old and you know someone like that.
I remember being, whatever it was, probably 19 when they stayed at our house.
And he was talking about how the RCMP threatened to kill him.
And I was disgusted with my own police force as a Canadian.
And then now that I'm old, I go, well, you came up over the border with a box of records that say millions of dead cops.
And all your merch says millions of dead cops.
And what they said to you at the border was, if there's any kind of trouble or I run into you again, it's not going to go well for you.
I mean, if you had millions of dead black guys and you end up at a Black Lives Matter convention, things aren't going to go great for you either.
You picked a fight, dude.
What are they supposed to do when cops see that?
All right, let's hear the original.
Yeah, that's a lot peppier.
I got it, Cook!
Yeah, he actually only says KK in the new.
He only has enough.
No more.
No KK.
Yeah.
It's like Sunday Live.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's KKK and it's Saturday Night Live, Dave.
Washington, D.C. We've got a hell of a show for you today.
I haven't seen you in a YY.
I haven't seen you since Wednesday because we had that double episode to get Tommy in before he goes to jail.
And of course, there's a ton going on and it all affects free speech.
I didn't think this show, when we made this network, that it was going to be so free speechy.
It just sort of meant generally will tend to occasionally mention the First Amendment.
But people are getting shut down and it is clearly to control the narrative.
You make up a crazy lie like Kamala Harris at the DNC going, yes, unemployment is low.
It's because people have three jobs.
And you go, three jobs?
So wait a minute.
I work nine to five.
Then I come home, maybe have something to eat.
Then at six, I go to my second shift, which is seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 1.
All right.
Now I need to squeeze another job in there before I start my new day at 9, and I only have 3 hours left.
Right?
No, 1.
And then 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
So you get zero sleep, which means you die.
Although, I got to say, I worked at a bagel shop in Montreal, Fairmount Bagel, as just a cleaning guy when I was 18.
There was a Chinese man there.
Guess how many hours he worked?
How many?
Guess.
Who said that?
13.
13 hours a day?
You think I would save this story for 30 years and the number was 13?
Dude, we work 13 hours a day.
Oh, yeah.
Put the camera on you, Dunce.
Dunce Muffin.
Let me see.
I am trying out a new hair thing.
I want to warn everybody.
Okay.
It's called the Max El Tape Commercial.
Is it Max L or Maxwell Cassettes?
I think it's Max L. Max El Cass.
Yeah, it's Max El.
Max L Cassettes.
That looks great.
By the way, I look breathtakingly gorgeous today.
My hair's got that perfect amount of sort of tethered flumph.
It's got a little swoosh.
Yeah, and we were in Delaware at a baseball tournament this weekend, which was the worst.
It was 100 degrees.
The kids had a game at 1.30 and then not another one until 5.
So you're just sitting there baking.
And they go, wait, we have a pool here.
You can go in the pool.
Okay, let me get in the pool.
Ah, hot bath.
See, that's the problem with the South.
Their pools are not refreshing.
That's the only thing you can do in the South is go in the ocean.
Pools are done.
But I did get a gorgeous tan, and that's why I'm so melting your mouth.
Gorgeous.
Remember last episode I was referred to as ugly as Tawana.
What's her name?
Tarana Burke.
Tarana Burke.
Oh, yeah.
That was me.
Who's laughing now, ladies?
You were looking at a seven.
This is a stunning show of gentlemen.
What do you think you are today?
We're studs.
What is with your eyebrows?
You look like an Armenian rapist.
I don't know what that means.
Yeah, you look like a weird inbred son of a dictator who tortures people and gets away with it.
I look like if Bob Dylan was like Japanese, I'd look like Jacob Dylan.
Yeah, you look like you machete.
No, you used a sword that's probably worth $3,000 to stab a guy that dated your ex-girlfriend when you were 20.
And the Saddam Hussein.
You look like a Hussein.
No, I just made it up.
Although, I think he did kill someone.
What was his name?
Udar Hussein?
Yeah, that sounds familiar.
Something like that.
Anyway, you look terrible.
No, you go.
No, you go.
Is this.
Okay, you go.
I'll stop.
I'll know you.
Okay, go, but...
You go.
Stop.
But.
And I'll say the words coming out of my mouth are the following.
You got a new tattoo.
Yes.
Why don't you show the kids at home?
You missed my pun.
Why don't you love Jesus Christ?
I missed your pun.
What was your pun?
Is that when he didn't put on deodorant, it would be more like odor, Hussein.
That's a really, really funny joke, Ryan.
Thanks so much for moving a letter around.
We've got a lot to cover.
We've got three guests today.
Yeah, show everyone your computer, by the way.
That's a great idea.
Oh, is that what's happening?
Yeah.
Why don't you show everyone your emails to your granny, Poppy?
Oh, one thing that happened this weekend.
One of the ladies there, Puerto Rican lady, wonderful woman.
Woman of color.
Her boyfriend is a fairly elderly gentleman.
He was over 60.
I made the mistake of assuming that that was her grandfather.
And I was handing out beers on the beach, and he was a very quiet guy.
I didn't hear him talk much.
I assumed it's because his English wasn't great, which you occasionally see with Puerto Ricans, especially of a certain age.
And I said, you want one, Poppy?
And he looked at me like, are we fucking going right now on the beach?
And as I walked away, I thought, okay, I bet you not want one.
I thought that was a nice thing to say to people.
You still have this like Canadian in American, in America type thing where you're like crocodile Dundee.
Right.
It's not all right to just come over here.
Yeah, this is a knife.
Here's a beer, puppy.
Start rapping with the homies.
I still haven't quite figured out Papi.
It means friend, like it means honey, but for a man?
Yeah, it's no, it's like you could say like a child, like, hey, Poppy.
Or you could be like your friend.
It's like affection.
It's like a general affection.
It means buddy, but it also means grandpa.
So I was calling him grandpa.
I thought Papa was grandpa, but then my grandpa calls me Poppy.
Well, I know there's a Puerto Rican guy in my gym, and he's talking about this woman he doesn't like.
And he goes, yeah, and she calls me Poppy.
And I go, but that's nice.
And he goes, no, not in this context.
Yeah, you know what?
I don't know.
It's very elusive, these other cultures.
Anyhow, this is a funny video I just want to start with.
Rapina Pole, whatever her name is, this woman who held up the World Trophy and said, oh, I don't want to talk about that because it's going to link to Ben Shapiro.
She's holding up the World Cup, whatever it is, and she said, I deserve this.
And I thought, and she's been on a tear.
You've got to really move it over to the side, dude, because her tits are hanging out.
Oh, yeah.
We don't need to see Paul Joseph Watson's face.
Yeah, there we go.
And zoom out, please.
Sorry, folks at home.
You have to see all this technical stuff.
Her shoes are relevant.
Why are you always zoomed so in?
I wanted to get that headline first, but I could scroll.
No, but why not zoom out?
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
You're ruining it.
But I'm sorry to bore the folks at home with our technical difficulties, but why are you so adverse to showing too much of the screen?
Do you have Annie Mae?
What is it?
Hentai porn?
Tabs up.
I never liked...
That.
I like seeing tabs and.
See tabs.
It's interesting.
I'm a more information the better guy.
I mean, don't show your personal emails.
But then you can kind of guess where the show's going.
You'll see like.
Fine, good.
Okay.
That's like coming up.
It's like a timeline.
Yes.
That's like the lower, the ticker tape thing.
I'd rather show my bunghole than show these tabs.
And in fact, I'm going to.
Coming up.
So, okay, now we've introduced it.
So she's just really irritating.
Her brother, I think, is a drug addict and an ex-con.
And I think that's helped with her resentment of men.
And you can just see her disdain for the entire gender of men here while she's signing a ball for a guy with balls.
Look at that.
What's that?
Oh, someone over there?
No?
Okay.
Signing a ball, and here's a freaking ball loser.
Yeah.
She didn't even look at him.
No, it was cruel.
Thanks.
Absolutely cruel.
Wow.
So, Ben Shapiro was in the news a long time ago for talking about her and saying she's just getting all this attention because he's a lesbian.
Oh, my God.
I got to show you this tweet some girl put out where she goes, I'm not a lesbian and I don't have a contract, Ben.
You go, what?
No, he's saying that she gets more attention than anyone else on the team because she is a lesbian.
I'm going to send this to you.
And then she adds, he's never kicked a soccer ball in his life.
And you go, wait a minute.
So because you haven't, this is this, the reason I'm sending this tweet to Ryan so you can pull it up is this is the level of logic we're dealing with, especially to the guy whose mantra is facts don't care about your feelings.
So she's saying to him, you're totally wrong, Ben, to imply that an outspoken lesbian on the team, out of the people getting endorsements and attention on the team, the outspoken lesbian is going to get more than the others because she's an outspoken lesbian.
I mean, we're at the point now where mundane facts are hair-whiteningly shocking.
Sort of like the Antifa thing where they had the presentation of all the horrible things I've said.
And one of them was, I think most women would be happier at home.
Dude, I've got radical views that would make you go bald.
For example, I want to abolish prison and school.
I think school sucks.
To quote the replacements, fuck school, fuck, school, fuck, high school.
I'm done with it.
I don't think kids come out smarter.
I don't think they learn anything.
I think they're glorified daycares.
It used to make sense to lead up To secondary education, secondary education college is worse.
Abolish the whole thing.
I believe here's a radical belief that should shock you, and I'm fine with you being shocked.
I believe that 5% of the people in prison should be there and are incompatible with society.
I think 5% of well-educated people should be well-educated.
I think the other 95 should just have jobs, and we'll teach them to read.
They can learn to read.
I can teach you to read in an afternoon.
All this other crap they do, their stupid presentations, total and utter waste of time.
Education is stupid.
Now, we value education because we're remembering the 30s when there'd be some smart guy who didn't have access to books.
We're past that now.
Books are everywhere.
Go to Amazon.
You get one for a buck.
Any book you like is a buck.
I got a degree in English literature.
What?
It's just a big reading list.
I get the reading list on the internet.
I was going to say on TV.
Are you sure you sent that?
Yeah.
To my email, right?
Oh, I hope I didn't send it to a different Ryan.
I hate when I do that.
Ryan Katsu Rivera.
And I'll just call it test and send.
This is how well prepared we are.
We could watch the Shapiro while I'm waiting for it.
No.
Or this code that precedes it?
Yeah, I mean, we've already talked about it.
I just think it's good to illustrate a tweet so you can see it.
And what's going on with email, by the way?
Why does it take so long?
Is it going to outer space?
Well, yeah, if you ask Louis CK, that's what he'll say.
Oh, he does a bit on that?
Yeah.
I'm stealing Louis CK bits?
No, it's a common thought.
It's like wire transfers.
Okay, you did the wire transfer.
You should have the money by Monday.
It's a button.
Where is it?
The reason it's called a wire transfer is because it goes through the wires.
You know, when you talk on the phone?
Hello, hello.
Hello, Bobby.
All right, anyway, snooze you lose on that one.
So Lauren Duca was on Ben's show because she said it's important that this rap and pole chick gets attention because she's a lesbian.
So Ben Shapiro goes, okay, so we both agree.
And she goes, I would never agree with you.
You remember Lauren Duca?
She was the one who was on Tucker and made a fool of herself.
She's also the one who was stalked by Martin Shkrelly.
He photoshopped his face on her husband.
That's funny.
I think that's what got him kicked off Twitter.
No way.
Yeah, but there's something very appealing about her.
Here, play the.
Wait, you're playing right at the beginning?
I thought I had it queued up.
There we go.
There's a lot of acceptance around the LGBTQ community.
And I am really excited about the fact that corporations think that an LGBTQ identity that is as visible as Megan's is valuable.
So that's what I was saying.
And it seemed to me that you were saying she wasn't deserving of her success because That was a very good question.
That was not because she is such a visitor.
No, that was actually not my point.
That was actually confused.
I actually watched the entire clip.
I can quote you from the actual clip.
So I can quote you the turn.
Let me just, for folks who just watch it.
Lauren, Lauren again.
Lauren, Lauren, now it's a good time.
We're doing our bit.
I'm going to talk there for like a minute and a half.
Now it's my turn for like 30 seconds.
I promise there's plenty of time.
So what I actually said was that it's tedious because it's the same thing we always say.
Like Trump said all immigrants should go back.
No, he said Ilhan Omar just came here from one of the worst countries in the world, Somalia.
And she's first thing she does as a politician is tell us that this country sucks and it needs a lot of work.
If you're so good at fixing countries, why don't you go back and fix Somalia?
That's what he said.
He didn't be like, we need those people to go back home where they came from.
I want an all-white America.
He never said that.
Oh, there we are.
I, too, am a very outspoken lesbian.
Yeah, he's not saying that.
This is a Bill Hicks bit where they said it's legal to burn the flag and the average American said, oh, so we have to burn the flag.
And Bill Hicks is like, he didn't say that.
It doesn't say that.
That's how I feel every time I see one of these confrontations.
People are all in trouble for things they did not say.
But that's not why I bring up this clip.
Go back to the Ben Shapiro thing and freeze it on the Lauren Duca picture.
Because there's something very, very attractive about her.
And it's the laugh lines.
No, not him.
The laugh lines, the schnaz.
I don't know if she's Jewish.
Her thick Italian eyebrows.
She's something Mediterranean about her.
The fact that she's old, like she must be, what, 35?
The shape of the head.
40.
Shape of the head.
What is it about?
Is it just me?
There's something kind of cozy about that look.
But what do you think about the hair?
Is that too thin?
I see exactly what you're saying.
Lower it down, Mr. Zoom.
Okay, here I go.
Oh, that's...
And she obviously chose this picture.
So does she not see that that's problematic?
Huh.
Now, I've looked at other pictures and we're good.
But you can't just sometimes have a hairline.
What about you, Gavin?
You seem to be balding recently.
Yeah, I know.
I'm very upset about it.
It's bad.
Your testosterone is too high.
I've always said, like, an important, a big part of women is being able to give birth.
You know, that's what makes them special.
That's why trannies aren't women.
You don't have ovaries.
You didn't go through your period.
You didn't experience any of that that shapes a 30-year-old woman.
And they go, what about women who are infertile?
Are you saying they're not woman?
Oh, jeez.
And I go, well, they're pretty upset about it.
I mean, they're spending tens of thousands on IVF.
Yeah.
The exception doesn't define the whole.
Anecdotal evidence.
And, but no, that's not it, Ryan.
Oh.
It's they're upset about that.
They don't go, I can't make kids, and it rocks.
Look at Leah Dunham with her hysterectomy.
She's roaming around the West Village right now like a stunned ghost.
So miserable saying that she only identifies with senior citizens.
I'm not joking.
But let's get back to what really matters.
Lauren Duke.
Lauren Duke.
I have a thing below that.
So she was married.
I think she did her honeymoon as recently as 2016, right?
Let's see that tweet that you're, of course, zoomed in on.
Hi, we're finally on our wedding vacation.
He's a 5.9.
Isn't she appealing?
She's so girl next door.
Maybe it's because she seems attainable.
Maybe that's why Martin Shkreli was all over.
Doughy Eyes.
Scroll down a bit.
Is it the Doughy Eyes?
So that was September 2016, right before Trump wins.
They're divorced now, and she identifies as queer and as a queer activist.
That was fast.
That can't be great for your ego, huh?
Is that the only picture I have of her?
Let's Google image her quickly.
Okay.
Just to see if we can crack this case.
Even when she was on Tucker, too, getting ridiculed and being an imbecile, there's just something.
Maybe that's it.
Maybe men are attracted to Ditzy blondes.
I'm going through the Ditzy blonde thing.
Maybe it's the thickness of her hair that it's kind of floppy.
Maybe I'm already getting over her as I see this.
I see it.
Do you ever do that?
You see some girl at a restaurant or something for dinner and you're staring at her and you're like, if I wasn't married, this would be the one.
What if we had met?
What if I had met her when I was single?
And then around dessert, you're like, we're done.
I can't believe I loved you.
It's like Amy Winehouse when she first came out.
You think, the perfect woman has been created.
And then you see the crack hag four years later and you're like, thank God I didn't some way sold her the devil to be with you.
We just start treating her less good.
And she's like, what did I do?
Yeah, less hot in my head.
I don't know.
Oh, fuck you.
I already used you up and threw you away.
And then she goes, you're hideous.
I wouldn't sleep with you in a million years.
And I go, okay, so we're on the same page.
I don't love you.
You don't love me.
What do you think of that picture?
It's much.
You know, she's kind of obsessed on.
If you look at 4chan and Reddit, they all talk about her.
Something computer nerds are just as obsessed as I am.
And they're always criticizing her, too.
Like, oh, her fingers are weird.
Okay, why are you talking about her?
Right.
So she was the one who said it was okay.
Or sorry, I'm not going to do what the left does.
She implied that there should be less outrage for yelling at Ivanka Trump on a plane than someone else on a plane because Ivanka Trump is about to have so much power in her hands that she chose that life.
There she is.
Oh, that was adding himself in the pic.
Right.
In other news, James Bond, let's go with the first James Bond because I remember them talking about a black female James Bond.
And Anthony Cumia and Nick DiPaolo and I were just laughing as we took it through.
Because at the initial thing, you go, oh, cool, empowering.
Right on.
Black women can do anything.
That sounds good to me.
It's sort of like when they say an anti-fascist was killed.
You go, ooh, that's bad.
I hate fascism.
Anti-fascism must be a good guy.
So you hear someone new is getting a role that has traditionally been someone else.
And you go, okay, they're mixing it up.
I get it.
And then you go, wait a minute, how is that going to play out?
Like, say Santa Claus was a kid.
Oh, that's cool.
They're giving kids roles.
And then you think, wait a minute, you're a kid.
So you're giving kids other presents?
Do you get presents?
Where did you grow up?
Did you have a Santa?
What?
You're not like a...
Your lap is this long.
You've got a foot-long lap.
How are kids going to sit on you?
What are you going to laugh like a kid?
Like, how, how, how?
Yeah, and that's child labor laws.
Yeah, that's a good thing.
You're going to way past your bedtime.
So James Bond, his thing is that he can shoot a gun real well.
Gotcha.
Beat the crap out of someone.
Well, women aren't amazing at that, but you know, there's Ronda Rousey.
And then another big part of him is his womanizing.
And that's why when they first started talking about this last year, or it came up last year, the executive producer of James Bond said, it's a woman, by the way, Bond is male.
He's a male character.
He was written as a male, and I think he'll probably stay as a male.
Now, I grew up with the Sean Connery James Bond, who was Scottish.
The original James Bond is Scottish, and he does what...
Yes, I'll have two slices.
I'll have two slices.
Yeah, my wife always does that for Sean Connery.
But he is James Bond, and it's what aristocratic Scottish people sound like.
And I think it's them trying to enunciate so the English will understand them.
So this is a scene, a typical James Bond scene, wherein Jimmy was receiving a massage from a lovely lady at a beautiful Palms resort, possibly in Santa Cruz, and an important delegate, perhaps someone involved in the CIL or MI5, would like to speak to him.
How is this?
It's nice.
Very nice.
Just here?
No, a little lower, darling.
I thought I'd find you in good hands.
Felix!
Felix, how are you?
Dink, meet Felix later.
Hello.
Felix, say hello to Dink.
Hi, Dink.
Dink, say goodbye to Felix.
Man talk.
Wow, that was some slapstick sense.
Say goodbye to Felix.
Roop, Mantalk.
It's like Benny Hill, basically.
Yeah, that sound effect was very Mo Larry curly.
Maybe Larry.
Hey, Moe, don't slap my ass like that.
It really hurts.
Oh, speaking of that accent, we got to get that little bagel man on the show.
I love him.
That guy's great.
He's got balls.
You're not my father or God or my boss.
So, yeah, now we have a black woman.
You've already heard this story.
Sorry to give you the news so old.
We do have some exciting news, though, with John Cardillo that's going to blow your mind about this Antifa guy, but we'll get to that in a second.
Lashana Lynch is a black woman.
He's taking over 07.
So, first of all, the hair, that's not appealing to a lot of people.
So it's not a sexy thing.
James Bond's very sexual.
And here's the other problem.
You have to be a powerful protagonist to be James Bond, right?
Like you're jumping off buildings.
Even in Skyfall, he's jumping off a crane and he's banging himself up.
And so she's a violent, powerful person if she's James Bond.
So how do men and sex come in there?
Like, does she smack a Man on the ass?
Who are these men?
Or she gets, you know, different men every time.
Yeah.
Is she a lesbian?
Well, now you have, you know, a fraction of the percent, 1% of the population interested in this movie.
I don't understand.
Like, think of the sex in this new movie.
Is it this wimpy, hot, blonde guy?
Or is it a tough, big, tough man that she has sex with?
Okay, and then he's like, get out of here.
Or does she smack, does he make love to her in a dominant, empowering way that's normal, you know, sexual roles, but she smacks his ass when he walks up.
Yeah, what if she's sensitive and her femininity is intact?
Yeah, that's what they did.
They did a pretty good job of that with Wonder Woman.
She was feminine and she wanted to marry that guy, but she was also magic, so it explained the incredible strength.
And it's a silly superhero show for children.
James Bond's supposed to be a little bit more mature.
It's going to be a shit show.
And I predict that the sexuality in this film is going to be hilarious.
And we, oh, cool, she's Jamaican.
We are going to play it on this show when it happens.
And I 100% guarantee that it's going to be stupid and silly.
Sort of like the female Ghostbusters where they were just, even though they're scared to get a spider out of the bathtub, they're happy just to go and blast the underworld.
Basically, hell.
Hell is coming out in New York City, and they're just like putting out, they're watering a garden.
Just.
Yeah, that's what chicks do when they're attacked by ghosts.
Also, periods would get in the way, too.
You know?
If you're a woman fighter kicker-upper, wouldn't that bug you to wear a tampon or something?
Why?
I don't know.
High kicks, or if you're like leaping from a building.
Are you talking about James Bond now?
My pad's uncomfortable.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think she would wear a tampon.
I think she'd be fine.
Okay.
Right.
Well, remember that Scarlett Johansson thing?
Yes, Scarlett Johansson said, so she got in trouble first for playing a character that was seen generally accepted to be Asian.
I think it was actually an Asian Japanie May thing.
Right?
Ghost in the Shell, was that it?
I think so.
And then she played a trans person.
No, she stopped.
She was going to play a trans person.
She said, okay, I won't do it.
Don't yell at me.
Yeah, that's it.
God, this has all happened within the past two years.
The world has really gone full clown in the past two years.
Webcams don't even work properly anymore.
So then she, I'm going to be a trans person.
And then later in an interview, she goes, you know what?
I'm an actor.
I can play anything.
I could be a tree, for Christ's sakes.
And there's a huge bat.
What are you going to say?
Well, just about the ghost in the show before we move too far.
The bad part about her playing it wasn't that, you know, the fact that she wasn't Asian, there was no happy ending to the movie, you see.
And that's why Ryan interrupts the show.
It's usually a pun.
Even if it totally derails the show, we've got to get puns in.
Because my engineer here is, I guess, 75 years old.
Is that how old you are, Poppy?
I have.
Yes.
Anyway.
So she goes, I can play whatever I want.
I can play a tree.
And then there's a backlash because they say, wait a minute, are you saying that trans people are as ridiculous as trees?
You can't play a tree.
What does she say?
Laughing my ass off.
Now, click on Nina Mohan because she's doing something that I remember Indian girls did when I was a kid.
Indian girls tend to have pretty oppressive parents, lots of rules in an Indian household, but they didn't mind nose rings because it was traditional and it was kind of kooky here in America and Canada.
So they'd always get away with this kooky move.
Although she's really going to town on it and it's hanging into her mouth.
She looks like Ganesh.
It's a chandelier.
Jesus.
You've got a bunch of blue elephant kids, too, riding around on flying carpets.
Take it easy, lady.
So she said, what did she say?
Go back to her tweet.
No?
Oh, the original tweet?
Yeah.
Laughing my ass off.
Scarlet Johansen was asked about giving up that trans role and then immediately jumped to comparing playing gender, different gender identities slash ethnicities to animals and trees.
Okay, hon. Again, we're outraged on things that are totally reasonable.
Yes, lots of people play trees.
There's, of course, the very popular Groot recently.
Ian Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy.
We had an adult playing a tree in that movie and a kid.
Oh, here's Tree Beard.
And this isn't just animation when they do this.
The guy has little green dots all over his face, right, with the grid and acts out the roles.
Then they put it on a tree.
You can get an Emmy for being a tree.
This isn't a grade school theater production.
Anyway, that article had a lot of trees.
No one's reasonable anymore.
No one's curious.
This is what happens when we have this super lazy thinking where we don't have back and forth and play devil's advocate and say, yeah, well, there are exceptions to that.
And that's what I'm trying to do with this show.
And I'm starting to think, am I pursuing the right thing?
Like, is bringing the left to the right and saying, let's discuss it, is that a good business model?
If only half the group wants to discuss it.
I know I don't sound very confident and you're supposed to know exactly what you're doing on these things.
But like, say I had a show called Free Speech Baseball, where I brought the Yankees and the Red Sox together, and I'd have a Yankee talking to a Red Sox.
Do people want to watch that?
Or do Yankees fans want to stay Yankees fans and Red Sox fans want to stay Red Sox fans?
And they have no interest in working anything out.
In fact, maybe they love the conflict.
Maybe they love the polarization.
Maybe it makes life easier to go, they're evil, we're great.
Maybe this balkanization, which we're having in America, just like the Serbs and the Croats and whatever the hell all that stupid war was with Milosevic, maybe that's a thing humans enjoy.
Maybe they like conflict and separation.
Maybe they're tribal by nature.
It just seems wrong.
Don't forget this.
Oh, yeah.
Me, me, me.
I'm a badass and I won.
I'm a badass.
Yeah.
Then she says motherfucker in front of the entire crowd.
I'm a winner and I'm dancing.
Then the black girl gets up and I sit down because I don't want to look stupid.
Yeah, that's it.
I mean, I do like the Make America Great Again thing where you go, we rock, and that's a cool thing to do.
And I like cheering and everything, but I don't know.
This isn't sportsman-like.
You know what's funny?
I guarantee she would say that Trump saying, grab her by the pussy is like a bad thing for then you're teaching kids.
But she said Mother Effer in front of a baseball guy.
I love it when you hit it out of the park and just go make it back.
But I also like being arrogant about the West and saying we rock.
Maybe I'm being too open-minded today.
Even that was open-minded.
All right, let's get serious here.
This Antifa terrorist this weekend, an old dude, I got a theory.
I think he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and it was looking bad or some kind of old guy cancer.
And he said, I'm going to go out in a blaze of glory and make my comrades proud.
So he goes into an ICE facility and he's got a homemade AR-15, right?
Bombs.
And he wants to blow it up because they are killing, putting kids in cages.
Everyone has, every border guards always put kids in cages.
That's what you do.
This is not unique.
Obama did it much more than Trump because he was there doing it for eight years.
They're not concentration camps.
They're pretty reasonable as far as detaining centers go.
Detainment centers?
And yeah, you get separated from kids.
When you commit a crime, like crossing the border illegally, we can't put you in a cell with kids.
In fact, we found out one of these kids was getting raped regularly by the people he crossed with.
And if you love kids so much, why are you bringing them over the border at such a young age?
Babies, two-year-olds, three-year-olds, four-year-olds?
Like, I barely traveled with my baby.
I didn't travel with my kids until they were four or five.
And that's going on a plane in a civilized country, not walking across the desert for three days.
Anyway, he left a manifesto where he clearly said, I am Antifa.
And this might, I was very empowered by my trans comrades.
Whatever the hell that means.
What does that mean?
Did he have sex with them?
And Antifa is treating it as a victory.
This is the thing about them.
Like if a Trump supporter or a proud boy were to do something terrible like that, everyone remotely associated with those groups would go, oh boy, oh, that's not good.
But you can't lose when you're in Antifa.
Everything is a win for them.
This is awesome.
Their comrade, their brother died.
Died fighting the good fight.
No, he died based on a myth.
He died.
You killed him with your bullshit propaganda by saying that this stuff, that ICE is a concentration camp.
Of course we want to stop concentration camps.
That's horrible.
So you made up that lie, that propaganda.
Show the Facebook thing.
Yeah, there it is.
He took a stand.
He became a martyr.
Interesting use of words there.
And we idolized figures like John Brown for their courage.
By the way, remember, what's his name?
Camus Bell?
Camu Bell idolized, supported, worshipped.
No, I'm being hyperbolic.
Supported this group, the John Brown Birch Antifa Gun Club or something.
And Tucker said, this guy supports Antifa.
Camu Bell acted like someone had pooed in his cornflakes.
What are you talking about?
No, dude.
You supported this dude.
Camu Bell supported this guy's group, and that guy is dead.
They say Antifa doesn't kill people.
Only the far extreme right kills people, such as Heather Heyer, their only example.
No, you kill people, too.
That guy in New York who tackled that conservative is looking at 15 years in prison.
You did that to him with your propaganda and lies.
There are real victims from untruths.
That's why we try to tell the truth because it shall set you free.
I'm talking about a dead man.
I'm talking about a prisoner.
I'm talking about people with their lives ruined.
There was that kid in New Orleans who killed himself after he was facing trial for rioting on Disrupt J20.
You have death tolls.
Everyone does who lies.
All right, so my favorite guy to talk to about this kind of Antifa stuff is John Cardillo.
Now, John Cardillo was kicked off of Twitter.
He was suspended unless he deleted a tweet.
And what was the hate speech the tweet said?
He said, Antifa are dangerous.
And you should protect yourself against them because they can kill you.
They are armed.
How dare you say such horrible things?
What are you implying?
That one of them is going to storm an ICE facility and try to kill people?
Suspended.
Let's talk to John.
John Cardillo, are you there, sir?
I am here, Mr. McGinnis.
How's it going?
Pretty good.
Pretty good.
Very eventful weekend.
We lost an anti-fascist to ICE, I guess.
We did.
To the Tacoma Police Department.
The Tacoma Police Department.
And they decided to murder him just because he was raising awareness.
With Molotov cocktails, semi-automatic rifle, and some other kind of cheap explosive, low-rent explosive device.
Yeah, he's an activist.
I saw Antifa justifying the attack, calling him a comrade.
I hate when they say comrade, but they go, he didn't attack the facility.
He only attacked the parking lot.
Oh, okay.
What really happened here was he was in the parking lot because he knew it was shift change.
He got there a little bit early.
Had he gotten there a little bit later as they were coming out, it would have been a bloodbath.
But they were able to see the guy, notify Tacoma PD.
Tacoma PD showed up.
The people, this was a private facility, by the way.
This wasn't run by the government.
So nobody working there was armed, Gavin.
They were able to lock themselves inside, wait for Tacoma PD to engage, then kill the guy.
But again, had this guy gotten there five minutes later or been a little more inconspicuous, might have had a lot of dead innocence on our hands.
That is a huge detail.
This is one of the only times you've actually reported major news on this.
I found that out on the way to work this morning.
I found that out about a half hour ago from somebody Who's affiliated with that facility?
That's incredible.
Well, you know what's amazing about this?
I saw your tweet where you pointed out that you had called Antifa, a domestic terror organization, a few months ago.
And you work in law enforcement.
You're giving people advice on how to be safe.
And they suspended you for it.
Yeah, so basically, I had to delete my tweet, right, to get back on.
And because of my existing show, I need my Twitter.
And so all I said was, hey, look, don't buy the, I'm going to paraphrase what I wrote, but it's busy, don't buy the hype from the left.
These are armed domestic terrorists.
You're allowed to defend yourself up yourself, rather, up to and including deadly force.
If it's legal where you live to do so, and you need to do it, do it, because they're going to kill you.
Twitter found me to be incendiary and hateful and spreading that.
I was the Grim Reaper.
I was the Twitter Grim Reaper to Antifa as a former cop giving people advice, telling them to check local laws, and if legal, defend themselves.
You know, the fascinating thing I find about that is that you're just spewing facts, hate facts.
And we've got John Lott on the show today, too, talking about he was banned for pointing out that the New Zealand shooter wanted more gun control and was a Marxist.
Those are facts.
So we're trying to tell people the truth, and we're being censored for it.
So the takeaway here is this isn't about information.
This is about controlling the narrative.
And that's putting people in danger, don't you think?
Oh, Gavin, come on.
I've said it a hundred times, but maybe a thousand.
We're in Civil War 2.0, and the social media companies are now acting as the propagandists.
They're like the Lenny Rifenstahl of the movement.
They love to call us Nazis, but they're crafting a narrative here, and they're making people like Antifa, they are domestic terrorists, right, make no mistake.
This guy came to kill innocents at a detention facility.
People going to work to feed their kids, and then you've got guys like Chris Cuomo over on CNN saying, well, Antifa does good work as well.
These are a few bad apples.
Or Don Lemon calling him anti-fascist.
I even saw some headlines saying anti-fascist was killed.
And part of your brain, when you see that, still goes, oh, no, that's terrible.
I hate fascism.
And you go, wait a minute, wait a minute.
You mean Antiva is what you mean.
Yeah.
Well, they've done a great job.
I mean, you and I, apparently, all we have to do is get up tomorrow morning and say, you know, we're neurosurgeons and we should be treated as neurosurgeons because you can call yourself whatever you want.
I identify as a neurosurgeon.
Well, that's amazing.
So you deleted the tweet.
You're back on.
But if you say anything bad about Antiva, which is their paramilitary wing, they're saying, don't say anything bad about my soldiers.
They're my enforcement.
Don't criticize them.
They're the American Sandinistas at this point.
I mean, let's call them what they are.
These are bad guys.
God forbid you should say the truth.
Thanks for coming to the show, John.
Let's have you back soon.
Always great to see you, my friend.
Thanks.
Cheers, buddy.
Damn, that's a long-ass show.
That was fascinating.
That little minor detail that these ICE officers who killed the comrade prevented a mass shooting.
You will not see that anywhere in the news, I promise you.
We just averted a major catastrophe that was spurred on by Antifa.
Antifa almost facilitated a mass shooting that would have dwarfed any of the any Heather Hire, Charlottesville, any of these other things that they pretend is so prevalent.
No mention of that.
And we can't bring it up because we've been censored.
So we're taken out of the conversation so they can control the conversation and keep Antifa, their paramilitary wing, safe.
Peak clown world and a dangerous clown world.
It's Attack of the Killer clowns here in America.
Speaking of band, I also want to talk to John Lott, our regular gun expert here on the show, our resident gun expert.
He's always so sort of tired.
And I'm not saying that he's lazy or anything, but he keeps getting battered with all these myths that he's dispelled a million times, and then they keep coming back.
Just like the whole thing about Americans are working three jobs.
We've heard that again and again.
Cortez said it.
And you sit there and go, that's not possible, that you wouldn't be able to sleep.
And two jobs is incredibly rare.
Something like 1% of the population works two jobs.
95% of the population, I remember hearing Walk Don't Run Productions does great videos on this.
95% of the population has one job or less.
Anyway, John Lott was talking about the New Zealand shooting recently, a shooting that wasn't averted.
And he dared to point out that this shooter was not really right-wing at all.
He was definitely racist or white nationalist.
But he wanted to spur gun control.
And what did he say?
His manifesto says that he did the attack to get more gun control bans in New Zealand.
And I can't read it because I got the camera in the way.
And the U.S. killer was a socialist environmentalist who hated capitalists and trade.
Well, yeah, he might not.
I don't think he was even racist.
His problem was overpopulation.
Overpopulation.
It's too many people.
Anyway, just like John, John deleted his tweet so he could continue conveying information.
John Lott, I don't think is going to delete his tweet.
So he's off Twitter until he takes down this hate fact, which he refuses to do.
So let's talk to him now.
We'll be right back.
John Lott, are you there, sir?
I think so.
I think I'm still here.
We speak quite regularly because you're the resident gun expert and almost on a daily basis, there's more insanity going on.
Now, the latest is that you've been suspended from Twitter.
Is that correct?
Yeah, I'm a horrible person.
Are you banned or just temporarily banned?
Well, I can remove the tweet and then I'll be able to tweet again.
But basically, it would kind of acknowledge that I put up something that's wrong.
And, you know, I'm still trying to have them explain to me what I did that was wrong.
I had a tweet that was put up in March about the shooter at the New Zealand mosque.
And basically, what I said was the guy who's a socialist, an environmentalist, hates capitalists and free trade.
And I also mentioned that he believed that his attack would lead to more gun control in New Zealand and the United States.
You know, as far as I know, everything there was exactly what he was saying in his manifesto.
And you look at Twitter, there are all sorts of people saying what I thought was wrong and in quite vitriolic terms, and nothing seems to have happened to any of them.
The notion that the guy's a right-winger seems to come from the fact that if you're racist, you're a right-winger, you know, and as if socialists and environmentalist can't be equally racist.
So this guy, he doesn't like third world type people coming to European countries like New Zealand or Australia, because third world people have lots of kids.
And kids, if you have lots of kids, that will destroy the environment.
So this guy's racism is based on his environmentalism.
But somehow just because he's a racist, that means he's a right-winger.
And, you know, lots of people blaming Trump in really hyperbolic terms.
None of their tweets have been locked up like this.
I mean, I can't even send private messages to anybody with the system.
But, you know, the notion that this guy's a right-winger, right-wingers, right-wingers normally don't go and say, quote, conservatism is dead or that global capitalist markets are the enemy of racial autonomous.
I mean, this guy thinks that we should all produce everything on our own.
We shouldn't engage in any type of trade.
And, you know, I could go on, but it's like this guy isn't moderate on anything.
He isn't what I would regard as free market on anything.
That's Antifa's politics, too.
This idea of farmers making the food for their rallies and like being isolationist to the point of you barely leave your state.
Right.
So exactly what he wanted to happen happened.
He wanted more gun control and he got it.
And all you did was point out those essentially hate facts.
Right.
Yeah.
I mean, it's kind of disturbing that you have politicians like the New Zealand Prime Minister who go and declare that the guy's a right-winger.
Obviously, she's a left-wing politician.
Right.
And then ban people in New Zealand from being able to go and read the manifesto so they can find out for themselves whether or not she's being accurate and essentially banned the press there being able to go and talk about what was in the manifesto.
But, you know, it's what else?
I mean, I didn't link even to the manifesto in my tweet.
I had a few quotes on our website that I linked to so that people could get some flavor for where the guy was coming from.
But, you know, it's disturbing that you can have all these other tweets.
And I've asked them about it when I first got the message.
They say you have violated our policy for the following reasons, colon, and then it's blank.
Yeah, they did that to me when I was banned.
I just think this is a huge step because I understand I'm banning this because that opinion is offensive.
I'm against that, obviously.
I'm sure you are too.
But that's one level.
This level of hate facts, that's like the Canadian Human Rights CHRC, whatever they're called, Canadian Human Rights Committee.
They said that hate speech can include things that are factually true.
Now we're against facts.
Now we're against math.
Now we're against truth.
And if you're against truth, well, that's the dictionary definition of propaganda, is it not?
Yeah, no, I mean, I'm very concerned.
I don't know how people are supposed to have discussions on these things.
You know, one of the big kind of, I guess, claims by the media is that these mass public shootings are done by right-wingers.
Well, you know, we've gone through, the Crime Prevention Research Center has gone through and looked at all sorts of things about these mass public shooters, including their political views and their religious views.
And the point is, is that something like 70% of these mass public shooters have no political views.
At least none that you can find.
You can't find their political party.
You can't find anything else.
Now, are a lot of them racist?
Yeah, a lot of them are racist.
But the media seems to say that if you're racist, then you're a right-winger.
And I see no evidence of that, but that's the way it's classified.
And the media just gobbles it up.
You know, if the Southern Poverty Law Center, whatever they're called, goes and classify these people as right-wingers, then as far as the media has been concerned, that that must be what they are.
I've even seen them do it with Muslim, like ISIS.
They'll say Muslim conservatives throwing gays off buildings, Muslim right-wingers.
Well, yeah, I guess.
Hey, last question.
So he wanted more gun control in New Zealand.
He got it.
They did a buyback.
But I've seen conflicting stories on the buyback.
Daily Caller says it's just a handful, And the left seems to think it was a massive success.
Right.
Well, my understanding is that they've had trouble with it.
And the reason why they've had trouble is the guns that they're requiring that people turn in are ones that they didn't register, didn't have registered beforehand.
I mean, if you're going to confiscate guns, it makes it a lot easier if you've required people to register the guns, because then you know who owns them.
And you can go to them and say, we know you have these guns, give them to us.
Right.
And I see.
So, you know, we've actually had that situation in the United States, in California, and Chicago and New York, when they've decided at some point in the future, after you've registered the guns, that we no longer want these to be legal.
We've had that problem.
Of course, around the world, we've seen many places where registration has led eventually to confiscation of guns.
And New Zealand didn't get the order right on those things.
And my understanding is there's been relatively few.
I saw some number a week ago that was like 37 guns have been turned in.
You know, maybe they've had a surge since then, but I kind of doubt it.
They're paying relatively little for these weapons, maybe about a quarter or a third of the original purchase price.
I don't think the government really cares how much they're doing.
It's more like a fig leaf that they're using to go and say, well, we're compensating people for the cost.
Their goal is just to take them away.
I mean, the bad thing also was how quickly the law got passed.
And if you read the law there, it's kind of nonsensical in parts.
You know, they talk about banning assault weapons, and then they talk about banning semi-automatic guns as if these are two separate things that are going on there.
And, you know, I don't know.
I think it was one of these things that a lot of the people who were writing these laws didn't know what they were writing about.
It's not uncommon.
And, you know, they put it together very quickly and really didn't even have public comment on it.
That's another thing that you often see happen after these attacks.
The notion is you have to go and get the law passed quickly before people really have much of a time to talk about it.
People who want to ban guns don't know about guns generally.
John, thank you very much for coming on the show.
Let's have you back next time.
There's a major error or violation of free speech, which will probably be tomorrow.
Right.
Yeah, maybe this afternoon.
Yeah, no, I appreciate you being there.
You know, I guess my attitude on all this is we can at least try to embarrass Twitter or other social media outlets.
I'm not a big fan of regulation.
Regulation, I think, usually is used in these industries in order to entrench incumbent firms.
And I'd like to hope that we can get entry and other changes can occur.
But at least we have people like you that can help embarrass them.
So I appreciate you being there.
Right on, John.
Thanks for coming on.
Thank you.
Speaking of guns, this is a very gunny episode.
What about this hypocrisy?
Go back to that Andy No tweet that's on your screen right now, that John Cardillo pointed on.
I think we should have clicked on the Andy No thing because Andy No showed this guy at an Antifa rally a long time ago.
I think this was more of a scoop before we saw the manifesto where he said, I am Antifa.
Click on that actual tweet.
Yeah.
No, the Andy No one.
I just learned how to.
The best thing about Andy No getting beat up is I learned how to pronounce his name correctly.
Scroll down.
Or maybe it's up.
So in December, he traveled to blah, blah, blah.
And the crowd surrounded him.
Here's my video that captures William Vance Porsche.
Yeah, there he is.
Oh, there, yeah.
So, Gavin, you got all these pro-gun guys on, and you say, you know, the Second Amendment that people should be armed.
This guy said people should be armed too.
So aren't you just as bad as a terrorist?
Isn't this proof that pro-gun people kill?
No, it's proof that a pro-gun person did intend to do damage.
You're going to have people on the left and the right who are armed.
But it's worth noting, as we learn when we talk to John Cardillo, that he chose a gun-free zone, as they always do.
Guns are there.
You know, Mao noticed there was a fly problem in China, and he hired people to swat flies.
And there was a whole fly committee.
He also had people, there was a bird that annoyed him.
I think it was the starling or something.
And so he got everyone in Beijing to be banging trash can lids together everywhere and on roofs and everything until the birds literally had nowhere in the entire city to land and they died of exhaustion.
Now, in the bird case, it worked for maybe a week and then new birds arrived.
With the flies, it lasted maybe an hour.
You cannot get rid of guns.
And even if you were magic, they'd be back in an hour.
So yes, good guys and bad guys have guns.
Right now, only bad guys, well, sorry, right now, a disproportionate number of bad guys have guns.
20 blacks killed a day, almost, just under 20 a day, with illegal guns.
Why isn't anyone talking about that?
Why doesn't Black Lives Matter talk about that?
Well, one person who's talking about that.
Oh, yeah, I already mentioned that.
Is Madge Ture, an old buddy of mine.
I think I get confused when I see Madge for Philly because it looks like the word mayor.
He's running for some sort of office in Philly, and I think he'll do well.
He usually looks a little less intensely African.
Usually has a baseball hat on and a Black Guns Matter.
This is the guy behind Black Guns Matter.
And his motto is simple.
His goal is easy.
It's let's get black people armed and gun aware.
Let's have gun safety.
So not only is he trying to get the First Amendment in the hood where people need it, where there's 20 men killed a day, he wants old ladies to have it.
Dads who stuck by their families, he wants them to have it.
People always talk about the stat that 75% of kids are born out of wedlock in America, black kids.
How about those 25%, though?
How about that one in four that stick around?
They're in a dangerous neighborhood.
Can they be armed, please?
So not only is he pushing for that, but he's also pushing these awareness seminars where he talks about gun violence and how to use a gun and how to solve problems.
There's also sort of a psychological thing to it where he's going to the hood saying, let's stop the violence.
Sort of that 90s thing that was popular in hip-hop where they said stop the violence.
Madge is back on that and it's working.
So I'm getting pretty optimistic that he could win a seat in office.
You know, Tommy Robinson got close.
He was second.
I think Madge Touré has more pull in this small part of Philly, this enclave, this demographic, than Tommy had in England, especially when Tommy had to compete with Farage in the Brexit party that everyone thought was going to win.
And I don't think Maj has a similar competitor.
There's not a lot of people like this guy.
He once described himself to me as an 11.3 out of 10.
And he said, I said, what about, so you're not an 11.5?
And he goes, those are rare.
Those are the unicorns.
Those are unicorns.
Yeah.
All right.
So this is a heavily interview heavy show, and it's very long, but I have to get all this gun stuff out before it gets to be Tuesday.
So let's talk to Madge now.
No Trump can't get no fascism.
No Trump can't get no fascism.
Madge Touré, are you there, sir?
I am.
What's up with you?
I'm good.
How are you doing?
I'm excellent.
I'm happy to see you around, man.
Wait, am I allowed to cuss?
Yes.
Cuss away.
All right.
Yeah.
I see a lot of pussies got scared of you telling the truth.
And I see they started bitching.
And I want to say I want to thank you for having me on your platforms.
You know, you suck at phones, though, bro.
Like, you're trash at a phone.
Well, I got so many kids.
Like, yesterday when you called, for example, I'm sitting down at this restaurant with the three kids.
They're yelling, throwing stuff.
The idea of picking up and saying, hello?
Yes, let's discuss this interview.
It's just not happening.
Right.
Well, I'm glad that you're around, my brother.
Fuck the other side.
Yeah.
Well, you know, you are melding with the other side in the sense that you're getting inside the system to take it apart from the inside out.
Or they're going to try to kill me close.
You think so?
Politics is co-opt or kill.
Yeah.
It's sort of like the Hell's Angels.
When they see another gang, they say, you can't rock a lower third.
What do they call that?
A bottom rocker?
So we're going to take over your gang or we're going to kill you.
That's follicle.
Co-opt or kill.
The number, they know I could be bought.
The number's astronomical, though.
So they weigh in the options.
Now, you're running for mayor of Philly?
Hell no.
City Council.
City Councilman.
Yeah.
You start with the City Council run, then you go up.
And how many votes do you need to win?
45,000.
In a town where I'm a legend.
So I got this.
And I got it until November the 5th.
And when we...
That's really exciting.
Yeah.
And what's the first thing you're going to do if you become councilman?
Wanted to start tracking the money.
A lot of times, so for example, I'll give you a perfect example.
I went to an emergency meeting on gun violence, right, in Philly.
Found out that there's over $31 million advocated to anti-violence programs.
And as far as the grassroots organizations that got the money, it was $700,000 distributed amongst like 42 grassroots organizations.
So there's another $30 million accounted for.
Unaccounted for.
So that's one of the first things.
I need to start paying attention to the money.
I'm not talking about race.
I'm not talking about your political party.
Where the money at?
And is that getting back to the actual people?
Because that's what y'all said is for.
So that's the first step.
And the other thing is I'm going to make sure that we understand that Philadelphia is a great city, but it's in this great state of Pennsylvania as well.
So we're going to make sure that Pennsylvania being an open carry state, we're going to get that rule out of here, that little unconstitutional statute that deals with the concept of Philadelphia gets to make a separate rule in regards to, you know, skirting our Pennsylvania state constitution, which means you can carry a gun.
It's unquestioned.
I'm going to get rid of that.
Philly's the only city of the first class, meaning it has over 1 million inhabitants.
So they make like little extra rules that are in direct opposition to state and sometimes even national constitution.
So those are some of the earlier things that I'm going to really get with.
You know, I bet none of that money that was allotted to preventing violence in Philadelphia went to getting legal guns in the hands of black people.
No, it's not going to because they're afraid.
And to their credit, though, they don't know how many people are, they don't understand like safe and responsible gun ownership.
You know what I'm saying?
So to their credit a little bit, I get their understanding, but our work, for example, 2015 to 2016, we did most of our classes in Philly.
When the stats came out in 2017 for violent crime for the year of 2016, the crime in Philly, the violent crime had been the lowest that it had been since like 1979.
That's because we did constant, constant, constant work on conflict resolution.
I'm not giving you a gun until I know that you understand the importance of the Second Amendment, The responsibility that comes along with that, and you don't have a mentality of I'm about to go shoot somebody that looks just like me.
That ain't the thought process.
So, saying this to say, we have scalable data that shows that our work actually works.
So, some of that $30 million that needs to be put into actual, viable programs that is blocking the trauma, and at the same time, it's not violating our human rights or our constitutional or our natural law, the ability to defend our life.
So, oh, we're going to get to that money.
We're going to find out where that money at for sure.
Yeah, why do you think that Black Lives Matter is so worried about racist cops and they never once mentioned something like 20 black men that are murdered every day in gun violence?
So it's two things.
One, there's a very few small amount of corrupt police officers.
I know a lot of, you know, dealing with the gun range and things like that.
I'm around federal officers.
I'm around local officers, sheriffs, all of that stuff.
There are guys and women in there that are scumbags.
But if your experience, or the one that's put on television the most, as well as your experience, is you happen to run into the jerk, you're going to kind of like have a bias.
That's a bias.
Now, on top of that, you got organizations, probably some of the same organizations that's fucking with you, that'll put millions upon millions of dollars to make anybody that's having hardcore conversation about the issues at hand, they're trying to, you know, squelch those voices.
So with that being the case, you got a multitude of things.
Now, now, this is in no way, shape, or form, justifying bullshit cops that put that uniform on to harass black and brown people.
I hope you get shot in the fucking face if you're one of those people.
No different than if you happen to be a black, brown, white, Asian, whatever person, and you're not in uniform and you're going to harass and terrorize people in the community.
I hope you get shot in your fucking face too.
See, there's an objective standard that's there.
I think the Black Lives Matter people are caught in between crying about something.
Not all of them.
Some of them, or some people that took over, you know, the situation are caught in between crying about an issue, but at the same time, looking to them same people to police themselves and police the community as opposed to putting your own, I don't outsource my community.
I got my Glock right here.
So the reality is they kind of stuck in between a rock and a hard place.
And they don't really embrace to the same extent voices like ours that are saying things like, yo, protect yourself.
It's not the police's responsibility.
And if you happen to come across, you got to be objective because every cop is not, I have family members and friends that are cops.
They put that uniform on every day to do the right thing, to catch robbers, rapists, and fucking unjustifiable homicides.
So they extreme, extreme, until you extremely piss off really, really powerful people.
Extreme on the left, kind of like get, you know, how they say if it bleeds, it leads.
So they kind of like highlight the things that's wrong with it.
But then when I'm telling my white homies, I'm like, y'all should be mad about, you know, tyranny too, because white dudes is killed by cops more than black people.
Yeah.
So I'm saying tyranny's tyranny.
They just don't have the numbers or they're not confident enough or they're not strapped enough to say that in a manner where they're not violating the terms of the people that gave them millions of dollars to talk.
Can we get the angle a little higher?
I'm getting cropped the top of his head there.
I don't want to lose the top of Madge's head.
You know, I think you...
If you cropped my head...
It was a dog whistle for you saying that you wanted to fucking hang me or some shit.
Yeah.
Or I'm saying you have no brain or something.
Right.
Some shit.
You know, I'm pretty excited about you running for office because black people don't identify with Kamala Harris, for example.
She's an Indian who grew up in Montreal.
She's not black, really.
And you and Sonny Johnson sound like the people that I want to vote for you.
You know what I mean?
Right.
Like white people like Barack Obama because he wears a blazer and he has elbow pads and listens to NPR.
That's not the black experience in America.
Kamala Harris is lying.
Corey Booker is lying.
It's a part of the black experience, but it's not the vast majority.
To be perfectly honest, it's not the vast majority of most Americans' experience regardless of your ethnicity.
It's not the experience.
When I'm talking to hardworking people from different demographics, first of all, if you believe that you live in a rough neighborhood, that like, for example, Homegirl said if she's elected to president, within 100 days, if Congress don't come up with some rules, some more rules in regards to firearms, she's going to, in essence, be a dictator and go around the systems of checks and balances.
When you explain that to people in a very practical way, nobody from any demographic is okay with that, period.
You know what I'm saying?
You going into, you're talking about Trump being Hitler.
That's actually like, fuck that.
That's Stalin type shit.
You know what I mean?
So saying this to say, they don't get it, but that's the reason why so many people resonate with me.
That's why I'm going to win a city council seat.
I'm going to take an incumbent seat.
Sorry, guys.
It got to happen.
But at the same time, there's a difference between your race and your culture.
You know what I mean?
Your race, your race, and your ability to translate to people.
I'm a translator and I tell the truth.
You know what I'm saying?
So these are the things that people identify with.
And I want, you know, President Trump is part of the reason that's going to make it easier for me because I'm saying culturally relevant things and I'm pro-gun.
And at the same time, people actually see me in the hood and they know I ain't super duper rich.
So all these other different things go into it.
But the dudes like Corey Booker, Corey Booker's racist.
He want more gun control.
Gun control is racist.
I don't negotiate with terrorists.
And so for me, nah, if you're not talking about black and brown people, not limited to, because I'm going to be clear on that.
If you're not talking about people being armed and defending themselves from tyranny, whether it's tyranny in a damn community, whether it's a corrupt keyword, corrupt cop, then you promoting policies that have been proven to be racist.
You know what I mean?
So they get their little fancy TV shows and all of that, and they go on their shows, but then they scared to talk about arming the people.
But yet and still they say they like Dr. King or Malcolm X, who both were armed.
I don't know.
It's a contradiction.
Both loved guns.
Well, Maj, you're an inspiration, and I can't wait for you to win.
Let's party when you do and celebrate.
Wait, like, legally party, or like, well, never mind.
We'll talk.
Yeah, let's talk off air.
No doubt.
Thanks for coming on, man.
All right, my brother.
I see you.
Peace.
Seriously.
Speaking of extra content, we put up a bunch of off-the-records.
Can you go to that?
Just show them?
We put in four new off-the-records.
What were they?
I think Muta Baruca was one.
Yeah.
Scroll down, stop zooming in on everything, you turd.
We got Seven Seconds, an old hardcore band.
Borghesia, I don't even know who they are.
It's one of those records you have in your collection where you never heard of them.
Bollocks Brothers, one of these fake bands that was used to cash in the punk movement.
Barraway Noir.
Oh, that's old, isn't it?
What does it say?
May.
Yeah, oh, no, this is on page two.
I'm on page two.
So I'm telling people things they already seen.
Huskerdoo, wonderful band from the Midwest, Milwaukee, I think.
Tipa Iri, an old school dance hall guy from Jamaica.
Muda Baruka, very political dude from Jamaica.
Linton Kwazy Johnson.
You were supposed to mix them up, the reggae and the rock and everything.
You just launched three reggaes all in a row.
Well, that's the only ones we had, those four.
So I pushed them all up.
Yeah, well, you should have, on the back, shuffled the deck first.
I see.
Well, it's not too late.
I don't think it's too late to do that.
No, it is too late because most people have seen the old off the records.
That's true.
He's bad at everything.
Oh, we're out of time.
We went way over.
I haven't seen you in a few days, though, and I missed you, so I had to add a bunch of stuff.
But let's end with a viral video.
A great knockout punch with a guy.
And by the way, when this fight is starting, you can sort of tell if a guy has experience in the ring.
So if you're in a fight and you see a guy moving like this and with good stance, know that you're in trouble.
Did your phone just go off?
launched siri somehow when you're in a fight Ryan's phone is in German because he wants to learn German.
So Siri is German.
All right.
Let's do it.
See his moves?
And look how happy he is the way he's ducking?
This guy knows what he's doing.
Are they racist and they think he's Asian, so he's weak?
When I was young in the 70s, everyone was scared of Chinese kids.
So look, he comes back for more.
Boom.
Damn, that was clean.
That is so bad for you.
Are you still smiling?
Well, he has no muscle in his face.
Like he's at 100% relaxed face.
Here, go back on that a little bit.
Sure, sure.
I don't enjoy seeing that kind of thing.
Even though those guys probably started it.
Boom.
Ooh, so he, first of all, you see the first one though?
He's got a minor, probably a minor concussion there.
Ah, right behind the ear?
That does it?
I don't know.
Yeah, you can get a concussion from the slap.
So he gets that one pile driver.
He's feeling weak.
This has happened to me before.
Luckily, it was on a ring.
Wasn't landing on a piece of cement.
And look, he's ready for the other guy.
But they keep going.
And then this guy has to take on the other dude.
They don't show that part, though.
I mean, I'm of two minds on this.
One, I think it's horrific to see a man get nailed and then nailed again and probably die.
Not probably die, but possibly die and have brain damage.
But on the other hand, it must feel so good to knock someone out.
I've never knocked someone out, but it must feel so awesome when someone picks a fight with you and you're like, take it easy, Tommy Robinson style.
Don't do it, Mike.
Please, just go.
Just go.
It's going to be two hits.
Me hitting you, you hitting the floor.
Just go.
And then go, and then he just goes with the birdies and everything.
Have you never done that, right?
No, but I've done that Jackie Chan type thing, like that.
Assistant?
No.
Oh, okay.
That's a guy Fieri move.
You're an asshole.
I think Jackie Chan is a gay assistant.
I think he's gay.
Oh, okay.
He's got this weird...
He never gets better.
Shouldn't he be a Jedi at this point?
Shouldn't he be able to walk through walls?
He trains him to just punch his asshole.
Get fired.
And when I say get fired, I mean get banned.
Like all these people who mock Loomer and Mile and I for being banned.
Wait a minute.
So you're proud of yourself that you follow the rules?
I didn't get in trouble today.
They're in the hallway.
I'm still the teacher's pet.
You're the Jack Dempsey's pet.
Is that his name or am I thinking of a boxer?
Jack Dempsey is the boxer.
Oh.
Who's the Jack from Twitter?
Dorsey.
Jack Dorsey, yeah.
Now, I don't fault John Cardillo.
He's in media.
I don't fault him for deleting that tweet so he could continue his job.
But I'm also very impressed at John Lott for refusing to delete that hate fact.
He essentially got himself fired.
And you should get fired.
You should get in trouble.
You should be brave.
And you should never stop fighting.
I'll see you next time.
Oh.
What are you doing?
You want to do that one more time?
No.
Let's keep your error for the world to see.
Oh, Jesus, no.
It was just me.
That whole time was just you?
I don't think all of it, but towards the end.
But I was looking at myself on this monitor.
Were you?
Yeah.
You sure?
Yeah, of course.
Okay, I think I faded into myself.
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