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July 30, 2019 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S02E43 - PROUD BOYS ON TRIAL
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I got a license to confuse.
That is Sebado.
Lou Barlow from Dinosaur Jr. started that band.
They put out some incredible albums.
Crazy people are right on.
Crazy people are alright.
Lo-fi indie rock pioneers.
And not quite as good as Dinosaur Jr., though.
Dinosaur Jr., mind-blowing band.
You got to get the album You're Living All Over Me.
And a good intro to Dinosaur Jr. would be their cover of the Cures.
Kiss me.
What's the Cure cover?
Dinosaur Jr.
Cure cover?
Let me see.
I'll be grazing by your window.
Please don't pat me on the head.
Just want to find out what you're doing.
Just like heaven.
Just like heaven.
Yeah, that's a jam.
Put that on.
This is Lou Barlow from that band playing on this song, I believe.
Covers are so rarely better than the originals.
We should do a week of specials like that.
Yeah, yeah.
I got one in mind.
Worst album cover I've ever seen.
But for the coverage, it's going soft and lonely.
just like heaven jump in the middle All right.
Some fun music for you.
Great for riding your bicycle.
I was listening to music on my motorcycle on Sunday.
I went on a drive with an old cop buddy who smokes.
I told you about him.
Yeah.
Smokes while he drives.
And I tried some different types of music.
I tried that Sebado song.
I thought, this is going to be awesome.
But I don't know.
The motorcycle is loud and it gets really tinny and trebly.
Sebadeau does not lend themselves to motorcycle rides.
You know who does, though?
The Clash.
Wow.
You put them on Random Shuffle, Shuffle Play on Spotify.
And there's so much variety with The Clash that sometimes you're ripping down like the early Clash, Clamp Down or something.
Oh, no, the first album.
I forget what song it was, but something from their debut album, their Epinemous debut.
And then sometimes it's like, I know, I've got a friend who's a friend.
You just take it easy for a little while.
Great motorcycle hang.
You start sort of weaving on the road.
Anyway, today's a very important day.
A club I founded that I was pushed out from by law enforcement, basically.
The FBI, CIA, the powers that be, the NYPD, the DA, the Attorney General.
It looked like they were trying to frame these guys as a gang.
Now, a gang has a leader.
My legal team said, if you quit and make it clear you won't associate with them, then this gang doesn't have a leader and they're less of a gang.
It helped.
It helped weaken the charges.
Out of the 10 who arrested, the NYC9 were actually 10.
Out of the 10 who arrested, seven got away with really simple community service, five days community service.
Almost like the Antifa guys who beat the crap out of a citizen journalist and stole his stuff.
They got away with probation.
However, the final three seem to be taking the brunt of the hit, and the trial started today.
And the New York Times has already started their media bias calling Antifa anti-fascists.
This is as Trump is considering making them a terror organization.
And they are considered a terror organization in many parts of the world.
And I don't know, like that article, Colin Moynihan, we'll talk about him more in detail.
But in this article, they talk about Antifa throwing a plastic bottle.
I touched the bottles they were throwing.
They were glass.
But it's amazing that anyone would fall for a plastic bottle.
Has anyone ever thrown a plastic bottle at anyone?
I could whip a plastic bottle at you as hard as I could.
I think it would just annoy you.
Full, even full.
If I whipped a plastic bottle at you from here, it would bounce off your head and you'd go, ah, dude.
I'd probably just giggle.
Glass bottle can smash, cut you, and then spread the ink contents, which were urine.
I saw this with my own eyes.
So did the guy driving my car.
We both touched it.
We both looked at it.
It was a bottle of Siroc, P. Diddy's liquor.
It was about this big.
Stop calling it a plastic bottle.
Anyway, three of them are on trial.
Very serious charges, which we'll get into.
But I discovered that it is possible that my old show, The Gavin McInnes Show, may be used in court.
And I've seen the specific quotes, 10 of them, that might be used.
I'm going to bore you with a very in-depth look at all these quotes.
And the big picture in all of them is I've never advocated random violence.
I've only advocated self-defense.
And that's a sin in Clown World, thanks to Trump derangement syndrome.
The left can say, Hillary Clinton, almost the president of the United States, can say, we are not civil.
By the way, Antifa, when they vandalized the venue where I did the talk, they put that same thing on the door.
We are not civil.
What's his name?
Tim Kaine?
Whose son is in Antifa can say, we need to fight in the streets.
We've got Keith Ellis holding the Antifa handbook.
We have Maxine Waters saying, make sure they never feel safe.
We have Eric Holder saying, when they go low, we kick them.
Punch a Nazi is common vernacular among the left, and Nazi means anyone who supports Trump.
So that's normal dialogue for them.
When we say fight back, they cut out the word back and say, he said fight.
He's violent.
That's the world we're living in right now.
And I'll never forget the most ominous moment where this became clear to me, and I hope the rest of America, the most stultifying, jaw-dropping, mouth-agog moment of this phenomenon was when a woman, I forget what it was, ABC News or something, she's interviewing the Covington Catholic School kids.
And he said, all I did was stand there.
And she goes, don't you think that's a bit aggressive to stand your ground?
What?
Don't you think that's a bit aggressive to stand your ground?
That's why I dedicated this entire episode to the 10 quotes that might be used against the Proud Boys that I said on my old show.
Not to mention that's a violation of free speech.
And not to mention the show was a comedy show on a shock jocks network.
This is Anthony Cumia of Opi and Anthony.
We had prostitutes on the show, homeless people, strippers.
The tone was always clearly comical.
At one point, I'm in drag as I'm saying these horrible things.
So it's not someone, it's not Fred Phelps screaming, God hates fags.
This is a guy joking around.
But what do we get in the news today?
Can you pass the newspaper over there?
We should just cover this.
Speaking of the narrative, the shooter said, I'm really angry.
Right?
And the press is trying to make it a white power thing because he said he hates mixed race people.
He is a mixed race person.
You know who else he said he hated, which the press has totally ignored?
Again, with the censorship, you say fight back and they take out the back.
He also said he hated white Twats.
Matisos, which means people of mixed race, but usually means white and Mexican.
Matisos and white Twats, he said he hated.
He is a Matizo.
He's Arab, Iranian, and white, Italian.
So this guy was obviously a self-hating suicidal lunatic who chose a gun-free zone to go out in a blaze of glory.
But the press has to push and make it all about this imminent hate that's just looming everywhere.
Same with this trial that started today, that they're a hate group.
Hates everywhere.
To defend yourself is a hate group.
And to see the way that this court, this trial goes is going to be a great indication of how bad things are in this country.
If a man goes to jail for six decades for defending himself, it's because he hates Trump.
I mean, it's because he loves Trump.
Let me rephrase it.
Sorry.
If a Trump supporter goes to jail for six decades just because he defended himself, we are no longer living in a clown world.
We're living in a Soviet dictatorship, and we are in big trouble.
So I'm going to pull my computer onto the screen here because there's too many details to remember with these 10 quotes, and we're just going to go through them.
I hope this isn't too tedious for you.
I hope it's not too pedantic, but please see this as indicative of a much bigger picture here, where we are under the scrutiny of a microscope that is so intense that it's burning us like ants, while the rest of the world can damage us with impunity.
What if you've got to lose and no license to do it?
I guess I got what it takes.
Far-right proud boys go on trial, but anti-fascists are boycotting.
You know something's wrong when Antifa are called anti-fascists.
You can tell where the writer is going with that.
Four victims have not cooperated with the authorities and are not even known to prosecutors.
And then they show a picture of some innocent child on the street who was probably just trying to go get groceries, getting beaten by a hate group.
In October 2018, members of the far-right group, the Proud Boys, and anti-fascist protesters.
God, that is so annoying to read.
Anti-fascist protesters.
Okay.
Battled in, go up a bit.
Battled in the street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Scroll up.
The videos that emerged from an Upper East Side event in October showed a disturbing scene.
About a dozen men connected to a far-right group called the Proud Boys, at least they don't call it a hate group, surrounding and striking a smaller group of protesters believed to be self-described anti-fascists.
Ten members and associates of the Proud Boys, which the Southern Poverty Law Center called a hate group, no mention of me suing the Southern Poverty Law Center for allegations such as that, were arrested as a result of the altercation.
And this week, two are going to trial.
I believe it's three.
Who's that writer?
Always check the writer.
Go up.
Go up.
Colin.
Shea Horse.
Colin Moynihan.
That sounds familiar.
Look him up.
Colin Moynihan.
I think he's written anti-Proud Boy stuff before.
I think he's a hunk.
He's an anti-Proud Boy hunk.
Let's see.
Let's see him.
Yep.
Writer New York Times.
Yes.
He's written about Proud Boys before.
What a cock he is.
Look at him.
In fact, I think if you go to Official Proud Boys, you'll see an article called F-U-N-Y-T.
Scroll down there.
Keep going.
Load more.
This is a good site to get the truth.
And by the way, let's take Proud Boys out of this as a thing.
There we go.
Click on that.
Yeah.
The guy on the left is Colin Moynihan.
So he's been after Proud Boys for a while now.
And that article discusses a mistake Colin Moynihan made.
Maybe you can research that while I blather on.
I should warn you folks, I'm obviously a part of this trial.
And my show, I've just heard through the grapevine that my show might be subpoenaed.
My old show, the Gavin McInnes show, as some sort of impetus for this crime.
The crime, of course, is not that the hate group randomly chose people to kick the crap out of, it's that Antifa, not anti-fascists, but people who claim to be anti-fascist, ambushed these people, as the police press conference made clear.
And it's also worth noting the incredible violence that was going on all night while we were inside doing my comedy show, which was a celebration of Otaya Yamaguchi, the anti-socialist activist who killed himself after killing the head of the Japanese Socialist Party.
Just before they charged, this is proof they started the fight, they saw Antifa assemble and stop in front of them.
And allegedly said, you're ready.
Yeah.
What's the matter with saying you're ready when someone jumps on you?
The third video, filmed by a man who was with the Proud Boy, shows Mr. Hare and others after the fight exulting about smashing the head of a foreigner.
That's the same author.
Can you switch my monitor here?
This is a perfect example of the kind of reporting that's going on about this case.
Max, the guy on trial, who's facing 60 years in prison, by the way, said there was fucking four of them.
And the press, like this incompetent Colin Moynihan, keeps saying he was a fucking foreigner.
There are no foreigners in Antifa.
They are all rich white kids.
Nobody has ever said, those damn foreigner Antifas, that's never come out of a mouth.
They're not foreigners.
And it was not a plastic bottle.
It was a glass bottle.
Anyway, let me rewind a little bit here because, you know, the end of Lenny Bruce's career when he was charged for profanity and he would sit there with the court docs going through them all and he bored everyone to tears.
So I'm at risk of doing that to you today.
But I think this is devoid of politics.
This is a good example of free speech in America and how things can get twisted.
On the night of October 12th, I did a talk.
It was a funny talk.
People outside were screaming, follow your leader, nine millimeter, calling everyone at the, all the attendees, Hitler, and saying you should assassinate yourself like he did.
By the way, the attendees were multiracial.
There was Jewish people, gay people.
The protesters were pretty much exclusively white males.
So we were the diverse ones.
But they were throwing bottles of urine, glass bottles of urine.
They attacked one journalist and were arrested for it.
They beat him up and stole his stuff.
All three of those, no, four of those, Kai, Russell, I forget all their names, but all four of those Antifa got off with probation.
Boom.
Their trial was done in a second.
Okay?
This trial is looking very serious.
Max is looking at three felonies, maximum 20 years each.
That's 60 years in prison after being threatened all night.
The reason anti-fascists are boycotting is because they know they started the fight.
They told the police to go fuck themselves.
They said, fuck you, pig, after the police said, do you want to file a report?
So we have a crime here with no victim, which is like a murder with nobody.
And it's very rare that anything, any kind of assault goes to court without a victim existing.
In fact, not only do you need a victim existing, you need a hospital report, proof of assault.
This has none of that.
All it really has is the DNC bigwigs, like Cuomo and de Blasio and the Attorney General, wanting this as a feather in their cap.
They want to show that it's not the left that's unhinged, it's the right.
And this happened right before the midterms, and it was weaponized and politicized to show that Trump's America is a dangerous place.
This is all a lie.
Anyway, what was leaked to me was some quotes they may want to use in the trial.
And I was going through them all, and I noticed there was three major problems with all of these examples.
One, they ignored the jokes.
Two, the context was ignored.
And three, the transcriptions themselves are rife with errors.
I know that sounds boring.
If you're not into this case, you don't care about Proud Boys.
That's fine, but this is our justice system.
You shouldn't have three major errors with every piece of evidence.
It makes you wonder about false imprisonment.
It makes you wonder who else had shoddy evidence when they were sentenced.
Now, I don't know if this is going to be used in court.
I hope not.
I can't see how it would be.
But it's worth examining.
I may be subpoenaed.
I may be brought in.
So I don't know how this court case will unfold.
My guts says that they can't use this.
Surely they can't.
It's using a guy's comedy show as evidence in an assault.
Isn't that a violation of free speech?
Now we don't joke around in a comedy show?
Yeah, but you were serious.
Sort of.
I mean, the veracity, the seriousness of a quote is all about what's around it or how the person's dressed.
In one of these quotes, I'm in drag.
So this is hardly a man banging on a pulpit.
So let me just go through those three mistakes.
One, the joke.
When these things were said, before and after, there'd be some sort of hilarious banter.
So that takes the acerbic nature of these quotes and sweetens them a little bit.
So it's less serious when this joke's before and after.
Two, the context.
If I say something like Chokatrani, that sounds terrible.
It sounds like I'm saying go up and just choke a tranny.
And I think that's how they're trying to portray these guys as people who are just wandering the streets.
No, the actually go back to that NYPD press conference thing that was in the Colin Moynihan.
I say the timing there, right?
Go up a little bit above that.
318.
318.
So go to 318 of that, and he clearly says an ambush.
I was so happy seeing this, too.
Well, apparently it didn't take a long time on the protest side.
What we believe occurred is as the individuals came out of the club, went to the corner of Park and went south, six individuals circled the block and came 82nd Street, Lex to Park to try to intercept the group that was being escorted south on Park Avenue.
Again, the group of Proud Boys.
So let me just scroll up a bit above that.
I transcribe it.
Or they transcribe it.
Six individuals and Tifa circled the block and came 82nd and Lex to Park to try to intercept the group, Proud Boys, that was being escorted south on Park Avenue.
Here's another little thing, too, without getting too Lenny Brucey.
The police were escorting these guys.
Aren't they the responsibility of the police?
Like when you see a daycare walking kids around, they're all holding that rope.
If one of the kids gets in a fight or vanishes, it's the responsibility of the daycare.
The police were monitoring this group and taking them to the train to send them home.
And that group got attacked.
There's some culpability with the MIPD here, I'm afraid.
Okay, so context is relevant.
And then the transcriptions, you're going to see mistakes in the transcriptions.
So first quote, episode 240.
Can you pull that up?
Time is 9.56 around there.
Yep.
And I would like any anti-fa, any of these fucking dumb social justice warriors, to know that if you show up to cause trouble, you will get it back tenfold.
If you show up to harass anyone, we will harass you into oblivion.
If you show up and you want to fight anyone, well, that's just a gift from up above because we will fucking break your nose.
And we won't just break your nose.
We will collapse your eye socket.
The only thing that I'm not sure of is how we will do it.
I have a few ideas.
Maybe I'll do a left hook and then go straight for the face.
It will be like fun.
We'll try out new moves.
You know those bodies you get at the boxing gym that are just a torso with a head and he has no arms and you can try out stuff on him?
That's the kind of fighting it will be.
It will just be like, ooh, what about this?
What about a kick to the head?
And then I punch you on your way down.
Okay.
It will be fun.
Just pause.
Oh, not pause.
Stop.
That's it.
By the way, here's another scary thing about court.
It's wrong to do jump cuts, right?
Where I say, these Antifa, they're coming here.
They have bricks.
They have bear mace.
We need to kill them.
You could just show as two separate clips.
So you're not false editing.
You're not jump cutting anything.
You could show as two separate clips.
These Antifa, they're coming here.
And then that's one piece of evidence.
And then second, we need to fuck them up.
We need to kill them.
And you take out the bricks and the bear mace and all that stuff.
So that quote looks pretty bad.
And I could see a jury seeing that and going, oh, I get it.
It's a violent hate group that likes to fight all the time.
Well, they like to fight back, but they don't like to fight per se.
Now, first, let me just say the joke part of that.
Right before I said that, immediately before, I was talking about the election and Trump hadn't won yet.
And I was saying, if Hillary wins, we should go on a sex strike and we should send sexy pictures of ourselves to our wives saying, this is what you're missing, and call it a hashtag.
And then have us like in short shorts covered in suds or oil.
And we should do a sexy calendar called This Is What You're Missing and dress super like fireman calendar sexy.
I'm not very good at being sexy, but you get the idea.
So that was the comedic intro to that.
So that's the tone.
The tone was funny.
So that's the joke part.
Number two, context.
I wasn't just talking randomly about fighting people.
We had rented a bar called the Gaslight, which is now closed down, for election night.
We planned a huge party and TIFO were sending us death threats.
They said they were going to come to the venue and destroy it and attack us.
So we had armed security.
We spent a fortune on security for that night.
And what I was saying to these people who were going to come there is, don't come.
You will get beat up.
We don't want trouble.
The subtext that isn't covered in any of these things is leave us alone.
Don't tread on me.
That kept coming up again and again.
Not we're going to come find you.
I've never said that ever.
We don't go to their things.
They would come to our things.
So that's a crucial piece of context.
And then third, I'm going through the transcription and it says, I would like any Antifa, any of these fucking dumb social justice whores, right?
I didn't say whores.
I said warriors.
That's a big difference.
Social justice warriors are a very particular type of group.
This is a group that advocates violence, that wants to come and get you, that doxes you, that gets you fired, that wants to punch a Nazi, that brings weapons to rallies.
That's a social justice warrior.
When I say social justice whore, especially if the jury isn't familiar with the vernacular, they think I just mean some dumb bitch who likes justice.
So the reason I'm talking about this isn't just to talk about Proud Boys or my show.
It's to talk about how things can be misconstrued in a court of law.
It makes me very uneasy that a man could go to prison for 60 years when there's a typo in a transcription.
All right, let's go to the next one.
Number two.
Oh, episode 171.
Sorry.
We will kill you.
That's the proud boys in a nutshell.
We will kill you.
We look nice.
We seem soft.
We have boys in our name.
But like Bill the Butcher and the Bowery boys, we will assassinate you.
I was with this kid, this punk, Jake the Punk, we called him.
That's the full quote.
All right.
One.
Joke.
Before this quote, I was talking about a funny story wherein Sid Vicious went up to Paul Weller from the jam and Sid said, oi, I'm going to fucking destroy you.
And Paul said, why?
And he said, because you accused us of stealing Holiday in the sun from the jam song in the city.
And Paul Weller just goes, and knocks out Sid, who was there to take out Paul Weller.
And then Sid crawls back to his bodyguard and says, he explained the story.
And this bodyguard goes, but Sid, you did steal that song from Paul Weller.
So the context, that's part two now.
The context is I'm saying, we walk softly and carry a big stick.
If you come up to us looking to knock us out for something that you're guilty of, you'll get knocked Out.
So it's a warning to discourage violence.
It's saying, please don't mess with us.
You know, when you see like a genuine, tough guy, and he's like, it would mean so much to me if you would just apologize to that girl.
I don't want any trouble.
That's who we are.
We don't want any trouble.
Please don't pick a fight with me because you'll lose.
Like Tommy Robinson saying that refugee in Italy, Mike, step back, step back.
It's going to be two hits.
Me hitting you, you hitting the floor.
Please don't, don't.
And the guy just kept coming at him and he got knocked out.
Now here's number three, the transcription.
We will kill you.
That's the Proud Boys in a nutshell.
I didn't say that.
I said, he will kill you.
I was talking about Paul Weller.
And I was saying that like him, you shouldn't mess with us.
Paul Weller will kill you.
Now, Paul Weller didn't kill anyone.
He just knocked Sid Vicious down to the ground.
So I'm clearly being hyperbolic.
I'm saying kill in that context is Sid Vicious.
Oh, there's Tommy Robinson begging the guy after begging the guy to leave him alone.
All right.
Number three.
And this is episode 130.
You sound like an idiot.
How is he racist?
How is he racist?
Yeah, how do you race racist things?
Are you sure you're 1437?
I used to box at a gym called Church Street Boxing Gym here in New York, and they had a huge motto, and it was on their t-shirts too.
Fighting solves everything.
We need more violence from the Trump people.
Trump supporters.
Choke a motherfucker.
Choke a bitch.
Choke a tranny.
Keep your fingers around the windpipe.
So that's used against me quite a bit, that choke a tranny, choke-a-tranny line.
First of all, they just start in the transcript for that quote, they just start with fighting solves everything.
They cut out the part where I say it's a saying at my gym.
Now, this has come up quite a bit, even in the SPLC and the ADL stuff, where I keep saying fighting solves everything.
It's a sign of how bourgeois you are, if you're not familiar with that saying.
It's a very common blue-collar saying.
It's in every boxing gym.
It's also sold as t-shirts.
It's not, I didn't come up with fighting solves everything.
It's common vernacular.
And I think the bourgeoisie haven't heard it before.
So they think I'm out there saying, fight, fight, fight.
I am saying fight, fight, fight, but I'm saying fight back, fight back, fight back.
Now, that brings us to number two, the context.
Go back to that clip.
I'm talking about this guy who was spitting in Trump supporters' faces.
And then the Trump supporters.
Yeah, that's the guy.
But I think if you go back to the show, they'll show the clip.
So it's 130, right?
Yep.
So go back to 1437.
And if you go back a little before that, yeah, you'll see the clip I'm talking about.
Major detail to be left out.
You see that guy with the bandana on?
This is what happens when you give women unlimited power.
They become cunts.
There was the...
That was the second time you went back to the video.
There we go.
Oh, you just missed it.
It's a little bit before that.
So this guy's just about to happen.
We get our faces spit on and hope we use the right pronoun when responding.
Are you not going to.
Have we missed it again?
Talking with people from the Star Wars bar?
Did you shoot him?
He says, You haven't done your research.
How does he react to that?
Trying to discuss the facts.
There we go.
Wow.
That's what I was talking about.
And then keep showing it.
Keep showing it.
Punch a woman.
Punch a woman.
Okay, that.
That's what he's saying.
Punch a woman.
Major piece of context there.
So he's spitting in Trump supporters' faces, and then he says, I'm a tranny.
You can't punch a woman.
You can't punch a woman.
My response to that was, choke a tranny.
Choke a bitch.
This guy clearly isn't a tranny.
He's using it as a point.
I'm saying, don't fall for that boy.
Put your fingers around his windpipe.
Someone spits in your face.
You should fight back.
But instead, they were just saying, police, police, security, security.
Wasting a cop's time, by the way.
Pretty big context.
But let me just stick to my joke context transcription thing.
One, joke.
Right before that, I was talking about MAGA hats and how stupid they look and how they're so puffy on the top.
And you look like a train conductor who sells chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream.
That's the tone.
The context is spitting on the Trump supporters.
And then the transcription, this isn't really a mistric transcription, but fighting solves everything is a common saying, as I used to explain.
But the reason that's relevant in the transcription is they left out the part, as I just said, sorry to repeat myself, but they left out the part where I said, at my boxing gym, there's this saying.
And in the transcription, they make it look like me.
There's no way they can use these in court.
If this is used in court in any capacity, we have a serious problem with our justice.
Besides full exoneration.
Yeah, if those guys don't get full exoneration, even if they get a month, even if they get a month of weekends, we are living in a society where someone can ambush you.
And if you fight back and the powers that be don't like your politics, then you're done.
You know, I was talking to someone who's friends with Ted Nugent this morning, and he said, Ted had apparently said to him, back when I was pro-NRA, Republican, meat eater, I would still play these massive arenas and make, I was making $15 million a year, I think he said, something crazy like that.
As much as Jake Paul.
Now, since Trump, there's only two major tour organizers, whatever you call them, promoters.
There's only two major promotion companies that handle concerts at that level.
And they've boycotted him because of Trump.
So now he can just play like city-owned local arenas and do, you know, five nights in a row or something trying to get the money up.
So you can be whatever you Want on the right, but as soon as you like Trump, the whole system is coming down on you, and you will face 60 years for defending yourself.
And they apparently will use anything they can to persecute you.
So, this is from the same episode.
This is 2036, episode 130.
The right is Pussy Town, USA.
USA.
Hips and you went into my arm for, you know, a couple hours.
No bruise.
It's hard to bruise people unless you bruise easy, which Michelle Fields must.
Anyway, we're not going to get back into that.
But my point is that the right is Pussytown USA.
They are all wimps.
And that's why I keep hate them.
That's why we need Trump, because the GOP are the FAGs.
They've never done drugs.
They've never been in a fight.
Look, you're not a man unless you've beaten the shit out of someone, had the shit beaten out of you, broken a heart, and had your heart broken.
Okay, that's the bare minimum.
Again, just to jump ahead to transcription, that's a common saying.
I didn't invent that saying.
That's the same as fighting solves everything.
And speaking of context, that's now number two.
I was still talking about that tranny and how that guy got his face spat on and called for security.
That's the pussytown USA I was talking about.
And then one, to get to the joke, right before that, before I was talking about Michelle Fields, I was talking about nerds and groupies and how Neil deGrasse Tyson is a nerd, despite how cool and black he is.
In his soul, he's a nerd.
And he was getting groupies and he couldn't handle it.
And that's when he starts acting like this pompous asshole.
And I juxtaposed that with Vince Neal, who has probably been cool since he was like 12.
So when he gets groupies in Motley Crew, he's totally cool with it and understands the context.
So I was juxtaposing groupies versus nerds, groupies and cool guys.
We're not talking about a pulpit here with God hates bags type of a thing.
So let's go to the next one, episode 253.
I always thought, what's our fourth degree?
Maybe we'll never have one.
Maybe there'll be a secret elite group.
That sounds gay, too.
And then I realized it's being physically assaulted for the cause.
Getting arrested, getting in a fight.
Now, the fight has to be an organized fight.
Not just getting in a fight.
So it has to be something.
So this is me saying that the fourth degree for the Proud Boys is getting assaulted.
This one looks pretty bad.
But you know what I was just thinking when I was watching this?
That show ran for a total of 700 hours.
Did the DA watch 700 hours?
They've only been talking about getting these clips very recently.
So I think there's two possibilities here.
One, they called Vic Berger after seeing his tape, his sizzle reel of the worst of the Gavin McInnes show.
And they said, where'd you get these clips from?
We can't use you because you edit things out of context.
But we'd like you to tell us where you got these clips from so we can show the originals.
So Vic Berger supplied them with that.
The second possibility is the group that I have a quarter million dollars raised to fight back against.
That's the Southern Poverty Law Center.
And they provided these.
So you wonder why I'm mad at a Twitter comedian and some silly group that deems people a hate group.
Well, they try to put people in prison for 60 years.
So they're not harmless.
They're actually very dangerous.
Their lies and deception are very dangerous.
Now, you'll notice in that quote I said being assaulted for the cause.
And I was talking about wearing a MAGA hat.
This is after a friend of ours got bottled in the face.
He's since gone insane, by the way, got bottled in the face for wearing a MAGA hat.
And I was saying, you need some sort of like nomenclature, some sort of consolation prize.
Or our buddy Levi, who stood too close to Evat Falarka and was tackled by the police and whisked away.
He didn't do anything.
He gets the consolation prize of the fourth degree.
And then I thought, uh-oh, people are going to start thinking I'm saying, go out and fight Antifa and your prize is the fourth degree.
So, this is two years ago, I put up a thing saying some clarification on the fourth degree.
And I made it clearly that the fourth degree is for someone who has endured a major conflict related to the cause.
In the past, I've joked about kicking the crap out of Antifa.
This obviously doesn't mean you go to someone's house or even pick a fight with one at a rally.
If you do such a thing, that's 100% on you and has nothing to do with the group's tenets.
It's about defending yourself.
We don't start fights, we finish them.
Fourth degree is a consolation prize for being thrust into a shitty situation.
Wait a minute.
Yeah, okay, we're going to get to the next one in a second here.
And if you look at the Proud Boys, just like the Knights of Columbus or the Shriners, they have bylaws.
And those have been published.
Those mention the fourth degree and say the fourth degree of initiation is purely honorary in nature.
it symbolizes a formal recognition of a material sacrifice or service by a brother.
So the funny thing...
The funny thing about all of this evidence and saying it's my show that made them do this is this group does have a long, detailed set of rules.
Go back to that.
It goes on and on.
I haven't even read it.
It goes on and on and on describing the rules in the chapter and it talks about how no hate, no random violence.
If you think one race is superior to another, you're not invited.
No random violence, no hate, basically.
It's made explicitly clear.
Oh, here's another thing, too.
So third point, the transcription on that fourth degree rant I did, I said, in the transcripts, it says, what's our fourth degree?
I realized it's being physically assaulted for the cause.
Now, first of all, that sounds pretty good to me because it says assaulted, not assaulting.
But they left out some major sentences that show that this Isn't a big serious thing.
It says, What's our fourth degree?
Maybe we'll never have one.
Maybe there's a secret elite group.
That sounds gay too.
And then I realized, and then they put that, they left out the maybe we'll never have one, and maybe there's a, it's an elite group.
So this is clearly not stuff that's set in stone.
All right, let's go to the next one.
I believe it's the same episode.
Yeah, it's an intuitive.
Now, this guy, this is crucial here, and a major detail they're leaving out.
They're trying to portray this guy as the first fourth degree, and he's in there because he assaulted a Puerto Rican woman.
Okay, that's what they're pushing.
And you know, there's going to be a Puerto Rican person in the jury.
We're in New York City.
And you know they're going to hear, wait a minute, this group gives you a prize for assaulting a Puerto Rican woman.
What about my sister?
What about my mother?
I mean, that's the end of the trial right there.
Max is on his way to prison.
Here's what really happened.
On the election night, remember the election night I said, don't show up.
Don't try to wreck it or you're going to get arrested.
There's going to be trouble.
That guy and his girlfriend were there waiting to get inside, right?
This Puerto Rican woman showed up.
And I'm sorry to say what her background is, but it just gives more color to the painting.
Show him.
This guy and his girlfriend are waiting in line.
They're wearing MAGA hats.
And this woman starts screaming at him, calling him racist for supporting Trump.
And then she starts throwing glasses that are smashing because there was an outdoor patio.
She's grabbing glasses off the patio, whipping at him and his girlfriend.
These glasses are smashing.
They're hitting them in the head.
So he, to stop her, he shoves her.
This guy, his girlfriend, and the Puerto Rican lady get arrested and thrown into the tombs in New York City, which is one of the worst places you can ever go.
It's a holding cell.
They're there overnight.
They missed the whole election party.
They find out that Trump's president from hearing a radio outside the jail, I believe, or maybe one of the corrections officers told them.
And that was, and he missed one of the greatest parties of the year.
We were all wearing Hawaiian shirts, and everyone picked me up and were carrying me after he won, and we're all screaming and playing Andrew WK and pouring beer on each other.
It was probably the best night of my life.
And this guy missed that because he shoved a woman who was trying to rip his face apart with broken glass.
So that's the beginning of the night where I didn't think Trump was going to win.
And I was saying, if Hillary wins, we have to keep fighting.
Go more towards the end.
So this is the party that guy missed.
Is that when we found out he won?
The next president of the United States, and I just tweeted that the American media was eaten by a monster that its dishonesty created.
We are the champions!
There's a video of you crowdsurfing somewhere.
Yeah, they picked me up.
Find it.
Yeah, yeah, it's right here.
So that's what he missed.
So I said, oh, Jesus.
Okay, well, you're fourth degree.
Not because he shoved a woman, obviously, but because he missed out on a thing due to all this bullshit, clown world, Trump derangement syndrome we lived in.
I think I'm saying we won, we won there.
I can't remember if I've already been picked up yet.
I don't know.
That's the party he missed.
It ruled.
God, it was fun.
That was where the day.
Little did we know that we were about to be treated like second-class citizens for the next eight years.
All right.
So that's the fourth degree.
I've already explained that one, so we can jump ahead.
Oh, and when I interview that guy, I say, congratulations on being the first fourth degree.
And then they cut out the part where I say, I didn't even know it existed.
Can you take us through what happened that night?
Oh, and then I say, here's an interesting part.
So in that interview, I say, so what happened?
Some Puerto Rican bitch was being a psycho and you punched her and grabbed her pussy?
And he goes, yeah, that's pretty much it.
I was going to grab a pack of smokes.
And I read that and went, yeesh.
And then I watched the interview and I said, when I see the tone, I'm obviously joking and saying a crazy situation.
You know what's funny?
This is the situation that ended up being potentially legally damning.
So to exaggerate and to say people lie about it, as I said, so what happened to some Puerto Rican bitch was being a psycho and you punched her and grabbed her pussy?
I said, that's going to be the narrative.
And here it is, potentially in court as the narrative.
So the transcription says he goes, yeah, that's pretty much it.
I was going to grab a pack of smokes.
But then you watch the actual interview and he says, yeah, that's pretty much it.
Then we laugh.
Then he goes, no, I was going to grab a pack of smokes.
They left out the no.
Now, the no in this context is an abbreviation of no, but seriously, folks.
Exactly.
And to leave it out is morally wrong.
All right.
We're almost done here.
I know this is going a lot longer than you thought.
So we got that one done.
I've left out a ton of stuff.
You want to hit the clip?
About that.
Sure.
How are you, sir?
Pretty good.
How are you?
Good.
Congratulations on being the first fourth degree Proud Boy.
Thank you.
It's an incredible achievement here.
I didn't even know it existed.
It didn't exist yesterday, day, but we started it tonight, and you're it.
That's awesome.
So can you just take us through what happened that night?
Some Puerto Rican bitch was being a psycho and you punched her, you grabbed her pussy?
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
That's the long and short.
No, I was going to grab a pack of smokes.
See?
Did you hear that?
Wow.
No.
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
No.
I was going to grab a pack of smokes.
Yeah, that's a common thing.
So what did you do today?
You just chop some guys' heads off and you're a psycho-murderer.
Yeah, that's pretty much happening.
So I went over to buy some smokes, but the jury wouldn't be hearing that.
And you could, without doing jump cuts, you could show that and then stop.
Like, you could stop it.
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Then you could stop the interview.
And now it's guys joking about punching random Puerto Rican women in the vagina.
You could take a boxing match and the last punch that knocks the guy out and be like, in one punch, this guy got knocked out.
Yeah.
All right, go to episode 292 where I'm talking about Milo at Berkeley.
And then you go, well, what about last night?
Did anything happen last night?
Yes.
Milo Yiannopoulos went to go do a talk at Berkeley.
Berkeley, the eye of the storm, the eye of the stupid storm.
And there were riots.
And these fucking antifa faggots, they're bringing bricks, they're bringing bear mace.
And the polls, in New York, very strict about poles.
They have to be cardboard tubes.
That's because a lot of these violent cocksuckers use their flags as weapons.
They use, and in Berkeley, I guess they don't have this rule.
They were using steel flagpoles.
And then skateboards and other things.
And just sheer numbers.
Right?
And you can see, when you see footage of these attacks, you see them sort of like hyenas.
Like they're at bay, you know, waiting, waiting.
And then one will jump in and then they all jump in.
So what did Proud Boys do?
They gathered up a team of 14 miscreants.
So the transcription for that, what you just saw, was Milo Iiannopoulos went to do a talk at Berkeley.
Then there's the dot, dot, dot to show you removed a part, which they didn't always do.
Sometimes there's no dot dot dot.
It's just a period in the next sentence.
Now, I don't know how that would appear in court, but that is, if not just negligent, it's downright malicious.
You need to have dot dot dot to show you're missing something.
But even sometimes the dot dot dot shows malicious negligence because they wrote, the transcription for that was Mileynopoulos went to do a talk at Berkeley and there are these Antifa faggots.
So what did Proud Boys do?
Now after faggots, there's just a period.
There's no dot dot dot.
And it says, so what did Proud Boys do?
What is the, so that's without a dot dot dot.
Do you understand?
And what's the part they cut out with no, with without showing they cut it out?
The part where I said, they're bringing bricks, they're bringing base mace, bear mace, and the poles.
That whole thing about the poles was cut out.
And here's what's more.
I wasn't joking before this started.
So this is one of the few ones that's not ensconced in jokes.
But right before this, I was talking about a proud boy who had been knocked unconscious with a steel flagpole.
And then they were beating him after.
And I said, they're bludgeoning these guys.
And when I said they are bludgeoning, the transcript here makes it look like I'm saying proud boys are bludgeoning people.
No, Antifa was bludgeoning people.
Again, the context is extreme violence.
Extreme violence is going on all over the country.
When you say, oh, wherever Proud Boys go, violence seems to follow.
I don't think you've been to a Ben Shapiro talk or a Jordan Peterson talk or Ann Coulter talk.
There's violence already there.
Proud Boys just went to make sure Ann can do her talk.
They don't start fights.
They finish them.
So that story, and this would probably never make it to the jury, that whole story was about Milo trying to do a talk at Berkeley.
Not only was the talk shut down, but Berkeley was almost completely destroyed.
There was window smash, fires all over campus, and virtually no arrests.
The police were told to stand down.
And Prowboys went there because they wanted to see Milo talk.
It's not random violence.
They're bringing bricks.
Bricks.
I can't say the word bricks.
They're knocking out a guy and then hitting him after he's down.
You know what?
That's a perfect picture you just showed, Ryan.
That's the context.
We didn't start that fire.
That fire was already there.
Is that our guys with the this is war sign?
No.
Oh, it is not.
It never is.
Yeah.
Conservatives don't carry signs that say this is war, and they don't dance around a fire with masks on.
That's right.
We're almost done here.
This is, I think, from the same episode.
Yeah, actually, this one isn't.
I've already explained it, but play it anyway.
Lord knows how these quotes would have been framed.
Bear mace on the ground.
So when you're on the ground, they're spraying with bear mace.
That's the other thing, too.
Guys, when you see these people, if anyone shows up and says, are you a proud boy or are you pro-Trump?
Or if you're wearing a MAGA hat, as Sal is right now, Sal's in the studio, folks.
If you're wearing a MAGA hat and some guy with a slightly punk demeanor comes up to you and says, hey, are you Sal or are you pro-Trump?
Choke him.
Trust your instincts.
Okay, just pause.
Don't give him a fucking chance.
That's a major, major detail.
And that was, by the way, before Sal went off the deep end when he was still normal.
I'm talking about a riot.
I'm talking about Milo at Berkeley.
And I'm saying if these people come up to you and they say, are you a proud boy or something?
They're about to smash your head in because they were smashing people's heads in.
They were bear macing people.
They were kicking people when they were down.
They were smashing people who were unconscious.
So in that crucial context, choke them.
In a riot where you're getting the shit kicked out of you because people are trying to kill you.
I obviously don't mean in a restaurant.
I obviously don't mean walking down the street.
Hi, how's it going?
Are you Gavin?
What am I, Darth Vader?
So to remove the context of a riot is a pretty large detail.
All right, we're almost done.
One and a half left.
You know what?
This is the same thing.
They're quoting from the same episode.
It's also 292?
This is 2835, so I believe...
So what's this one now?
Look at this guy.
Just pause.
Sorry.
Pause.
He's facing a mob that is 200 plus.
He's with one other dude.
This is getting a little tedious for the viewers at home.
I was just impressed with that guy taking on a mob of 200 people.
Now, the prosecution might try to say, see, he wants them to go attack 200 people.
But I obviously don't mean that.
I'm just impressed with that guy's bravery, which anyone would be.
He's standing in front of a mob that wants to kill him and he says, I thought you guys were tough or something.
Isn't that interesting?
But here's the other thing I was thinking about this whole case.
Say these guys were all in the KKK and they got ambushed and fought back.
The law says that they're innocent.
Sorry, I don't like their beliefs.
I don't like racists, but racists are allowed to defend themselves in America.
You got to take the crunchy with the smooth, I suppose.
But these guys are not racist.
And in fact, of the three facing trial, one of them isn't even white.
And two of them, not the final three, but two of the 10 who are accused are married to black women with black kids.
I wonder if that's going to come up in court.
I hope it does.
Because if we're playing this petty with the jury and saying assaulted a Puerto Rican woman, I assume we can show black spouses and black children whose father isn't making any money because he has to go to court to defend his hate, which doesn't exist.
So yeah, in that last one, I was just impressed with that guy's bravery.
Oh, and here's the problem with transcription for that last one.
I said he's facing a mob that is 200 plus.
He's with one other dude.
And not only is he facing a mob, okay, they did include a dot, dot, dot that time.
I would say about half the time they show the dot dot dot and half the time it doesn't.
It's not included.
I actually don't think that was malicious.
I think it's just ineptitude.
But you can't afford to be inept when you're talking about putting a man in a cage for decades.
You got to be real thorough.
This is more important than any high school assignment.
So don't dole it out to some law intern.
I'm not saying they did.
It just looks like that.
So this one got a dot, dot, dot.
So he's facing a mob.
He's with one other dude.
And not only is he facing a mob, all right?
That's what the transcription said.
Here's what I said.
He's facing a mob that is 200 plus.
He's with one other dude.
This is cut out.
Who eventually gets knocked unconscious from a brick.
No, from a four by four.
That's cut out.
And then I go, and not only is he facing a mob, pretty big deal to say I'm talking about people who are knocked unconscious.
Like, I'm not going up to random strangers and saying, hey, you, fight him.
I'm saying this someone who's getting knocked unconscious.
You got to fight back.
You're going to die.
They do a lot to try to wash the image of Antifa.
I know.
Well, look at the New York Times headline today.
Anti-fascists.
Dang.
And they say it looks like a grim scene.
They don't mention once in that New York Times article that they were ambushed.
And this is the same writer who thinks there was fucking four of them is they were fucking foreigners.
The New York Times has just gone downhill.
All right, this is the last quote.
It's fun to punch these kids because they've never been punched before.
That sounds pretty bad.
I hope you show what I'm wearing when I'm saying this hate speech.
This is the guy you have to be scared of.
I was on Malzberg Newsmax yesterday, and he goes, I go, it's fun to punch these kids because they've never been punched before.
So they fall on their ass and they look like Indiana Jones.
I was watching Indiana Jones last night.
Remember that bald dude when he's trying to get into the newspaper?
This is your hate monger.
He keeps punching him and Indiana Jones.
The guy's so huge.
Indiana Jones is like bonk on his ass after every punch.
And that's what it's like with them.
And then Malzberg goes, you're not advocating violence, are you?
And I go, I absolutely am.
In fact, I'm mad at you for not advocating it in the past.
It's a wonderful, effective thing.
Fighting solves everything.
You should have punched Decker in the face.
You should have decked Decker.
I mean, I had a small window.
Again, it is morally wrong to portray these quotes as me condoning random violence.
In that case, I was talking about NYU, where we went there.
I was pepper sprayed in the face, like this close.
I don't know if you've ever had pepper sprayed that close to your eyes.
It's a wake-up call.
And I didn't know it was pepper.
You know, I thought it might have been, it felt like acid burning my face off.
It was that painful.
And I'll tell you what, when I was washing my eyes out and I felt the first sort of pepper taste on my tongue, I just went, thank God.
Thank God I haven't been permanently disfigured because this obviously is my bread and butter.
Imagine this gorgeous visage being like this.
Imagine watching the show like this from now on.
Hey guys, so I'm sorry I advocated for violence.
It won't do it again.
In every single case of these 10 quotes I just read, I am saying fight back.
You can't edit out the back and just leave in the fight.
You can't talk about this altercation that happened on October 12th and pretend they weren't reacting to an ambush that included a glass bottle of urine being thrown at them.
The same glass bottle that was being thrown, the same type of glass bottle that was being thrown at attendees, multiracial Jews and Christian and atheists and gays, thrown at them all night long as they screamed outside, follow your leader, nine millimeter, and no more Nazis, kill all Nazis.
They were chanting for conservatives to die for no reason other than they supported Trump.
I've done talks to the Manhattan Republican Club before.
Nothing like that, even remotely like that.
No one cared.
No one showed up.
Yet for this one, just before the midterms, windows were smashed and a note is left.
It says, we are not civil.
This is only the beginning.
Then after being dispersed by the police, they come around the corner, ambush some guys who fought back.
I think the crime here is fought back too enthusiastically, which I didn't know was a crime.
And now they're facing decades in prison.
And it my show may contribute to that if it is weaponized and taken out of context.
That's not America.
That's not free speech.
That is Soviet Russia.
Is that too boring?
No.
Is that too Lenny Bruce?
Because I remember I used to watch, I went through, used to watch, he was dead when I started getting into him, but I would go through all his stuff religiously.
And then when I saw him talking about the trial and getting into the details, I just went, click, I'm done with Lenny Bruce.
What are you wearing?
Like a...
You're at work.
You're at work.
I look pale, but I'm not that.
you're on a TV show, right?
Imagine on Tucker Carlson, they turned to the engineer and he was dressed like a gay sleepover.
I look like an entire sleepover, yeah, bunch of guys there smoking joints and licking each other's toes.
Oh, fuck, yeah, sign me up.
I'm not gay, I just want to go to gay sleepovers.
Yeah, um, all right, we're out of sleep, we're out of time, but uh, I just wanted to show these two videos where we end.
I want a Rolex, so if anyone out there is looking to buy me a gift, I like the all-gold and black one.
I think it's called the Mariner.
It's about $26,000 to $30,000.
I wouldn't hate it if it just arrived as a present.
I am too cheap to do that, but so I just think about it all the time.
It's like my dad.
He said he always wanted a Jaguar, but he doesn't want a Jaguar.
I don't want any silver on it, folks at home.
No.
Yeah, but no bling.
I don't want diamonds on it.
If I make an insane amount of money with FreeSpeech.tv, I'm going to start buying shows.
I'd like to get like Milo's own show, Joe Biggs, maybe Roger Stone.
Wouldn't that be cool?
But if all that money is still cleared, I'm going to buy myself a Rolex.
Nice.
I want one.
It's the dumbest thing.
Well, it's actually not dumb because you can sell them the next day or in a year for the same amount of money.
So it's really just like a savings account.
It's not that stupid.
It's not like a Ferrari where the money just plummets the next day.
They say you're not buying yourself a Rolex.
You're buying your grandkid a Rolex and your grandkids grandkids.
I can't believe you wore that on.
Look at how I'm dressed.
All right.
What are we talking about here?
We're doing Alex Jones today.
Sorry, we did Alex Jones.
And we're doing him tonight.
After the election, we're going to be on InfoWars discussing our take on it.
Again, I can't.
After the debates, not election.
After the debates, sorry.
And we should announce, too, the Thursday show where we do a vidcast of the podcast.
It's getting too complicated.
We're just going to call that a different show.
That's Get Off My Lawn Live.
So there's been about four now, Get Off My Lawn Lives.
Five.
Yep.
Five.
This will be the sixth.
So this Thursday will be the sixth Get Off My Lawn Live, different show than this.
Okay?
And the audio podcast without being simultaneously vidcast.
I don't think I'll do that anymore.
So it'll just be the audio, wherever you could find the podcast.
Previously, it will just be the audio version of the live show.
Now, the best thing about a Rolex is it's certified and you can go and it has a lifetime guarantee.
So stealing one, that's not part of the fun.
And I remember the FDNY, they stole Rolexes.
This is one of the worst things about the FDNY.
They must be deeply ashamed of this.
And I heard, I've spoken to cops who caught them doing it.
As the towers had been hit, there was firemen stealing Rolex watches.
No.
I don't want to trivialize their bravery.
Their bravery was incredible that day and they saved hundreds of lives.
But a few bad apples stole some Rolexes.
But then you can't, it doesn't have a warranty.
You can't give it to your kid.
It might as well be a fake one at that point because it has to always be hidden.
But we've got some guys on mopeds who in Britain...
Oh, no, no.
Sorry.
Where was this?
This is two soccer stars who were jumped.
Where were they?
North London?
North London.
This has got to be refugees.
This has to be a Muslim gang.
Come on.
Yeah.
They're sped off to a Turkish restaurant.
Looks pretty Muslim, doesn't it?
Okay, but go back.
So this is the fight.
They show up.
They ambush these two soccer players and they pull a knife on them.
And the whole time they're yelling, give me your watch.
Boy, he's a very jumpy fighter, isn't he?
Play that again.
Boing, boing, boing, boing.
Give me the watch.
Boing, boing, boing, boing.
That's bad adrenaline control.
The boyfriend does that too.
They bounce.
The last thing you want to do is be bouncing in a fight.
You want to have your feet stationed.
So that reminded me of this other video going around of these guys who just were so stupid that they thought it never occurred to Rolex that someone would have the ability to smash glass.
Yeah, they have the technology to smash glass.
We're obviously going to have very thick glass at our store.
So they show up here and they start smashing at the windows.
It seemed like a well-planned smash and grab job.
No, it doesn't seem well-planned.
They got battle adrenaline control too.
Then Super Gran shows up.
Super Granny!
Look at this struggle.
And whack.
Whack.
That's the power of shame on you.
Yeah.
And they get so scared, they collapse.
It's amazing.
Very dangerous men out there with hammers.
And she's made a beeline for them and put them on.
Why are they running away?
Probably because they don't have dads and they were raised by their grannies.
That's one of our moms.
Let's go.
Someone's in trouble.
Is that your mom?
Look, and they see the gates going down anyway.
But the weird thing about this news piece is she, okay, so they all jumped on one of those guys after and caught him.
Nice.
And the news goes, can we talk to you?
And now, I don't know if this is a bunch of stupid thugs.
I don't know if it's some East London white gang.
I don't know if it's some Muslim gang.
But the odds are pretty high that these are very dangerous criminals.
But the news won't leave her alone.
And they keep trying to get an interview from her.
Look, they follow her.
Why don't you show where she lives?
I mean, I guess I'm doing it now, but why don't you show where she lives?
Jeez.
Jeez.
And they get her face on camera, too.
And Zoom.
Here you go, Muslim death gang.
We will get you later if we had enough information.
Well, there it is.
Right on the news.
When I say be brave, I don't mean if you're a 90-year-old ginger granny.
I'm talking more to our typical audience member, mostly male.
Be brave.
Get fired.
Get in trouble.
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