All Episodes
April 9, 2021 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
01:02:38
GOML LIVE #93 - WHAT’S YOUR TARTAN?

Do Scottish people really care about their clan and what tartan it represents? Gavin's dad has some bad news.

| Copy link to current segment

Time Text
Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McShane.
That was Big Country and their eponymous hit In a Big Country.
We're still joined by Jimmy McInnes.
Another season.
That was Big Country and their eponymous hit in a big country.
We're still joined by Jimmy McInnis.
Lots of Jimmy this week.
Wow.
Maybe too much Jimmy.
Should we pull back on the Jimmy?
They love the Jimmy.
They do, but it's like eggnog.
You go, oh good, eggnog's back.
And then you chug a three liter thing of it and then you puke.
And then even if you just smell Jimmy ever again for the rest of your life, you vomit.
So you can get too much of a good thing.
You can't get too much.
Do you have a booze like that where you just, even if you smell it, you'll vomit?
Well, I spent my adolescent years trying to get a taste for Scotch whisky.
I never managed to.
No, that's not because you OD'd, it just isn't in your DNA.
I guess not.
Yeah, I feel the same way with scotch and having a mick for a last name, at Christmas everyone brings you fancy scotch and you go, this will rot in my liquor cabinet with all the others.
I hate the peat thing where they have the smoky, oh it smells like an ashtray.
Yeah, it seems to be the The worse it smells, the more expensive it is.
Yeah, we smoked this.
Why'd you smoke it?
I mean, we smoke fish so it doesn't go bad, but why'd you smoke perfectly good whiskey?
It's already a disinfectant.
Um, I need you to print out the sponsors.
Who I assume are Tactical Walls and Johnny Apple CBD.
We were just doing Anthony Cumia's show down the street and he's got a lot of survival gear.
That seems to be his thing.
Which was Crowder's deal too.
We don't have survival gear.
And Alex, too.
What?
Alex, also.
Yeah.
Well, everyone thought survival gear was stupid and you're nuts if you're stocking up on powdered pudding.
And then Texas got blanketed in snow.
And that was, Texas was a funny case because the right Thanks a lot assholes, you said the planet was cooling and you made us invest in solar and wind and neither of them work.
And the left said, way to go dummies, you didn't spend enough money on your infrastructure because you privatized the energy industry.
That's where we're at with America.
There can be an explosion, a meteor can hit New York City, and the right will say, thanks a lot, lefties, and explain why, and the left will say, thanks a lot, righties, and explain why.
Which we're going to see in the Chauvin trial, guaranteed, either an innocent man goes to prison, or the city burns down.
I say, this is what you do, if you're a good president, which Biden is not.
You say, we're putting someone, we're freeing a man, Who is by the court of public opinion known as guilty.
We are freeing him because he's not.
We're going to deploy the National Guard on Minneapolis and beef up the police force and anyone who throws so much as throws an empty beer can is going to jail.
That's what you got to do.
Do you remember, you probably don't remember this, there was a movie called The Interview where they made fun of Kim Jong-un and they flew down there and they, there's two journalists, it's played by James Franco and Seth Rogen I think, and they fly down there and they end up partying with him and they get tons of chicks and he's a corrupt moron basically, Kim Jong-un.
So there wasn't a declaration of war from North Korea but there was a rumor that they might be mad and there were some leaked emails that implied that it's possible that there could be terrorist attacks from North Korea.
No confirmation!
And America shut down the movie.
It did not have a theatrical release and I think it was available like on demand from a few people and that was it.
Oh.
Now, it's a free speech country.
You deploy the National Guard for this film if you think it's dangerous.
That's what we do in this country.
Well, that's what we should have done.
But it's the same with Derek Chauvin.
And we know from Rodney King that what they're going to do is throw him in jail or burn.
What do you think it'll be, Dad?
Well, I think what's going to happen is it will be found, Goethe, And then they will appeal it.
And by the time the appeal goes through, we'll be in about three to five years.
And by then, people will have forgotten about it.
That's a very good guess.
I'm gonna put my money on that one.
So, just to get to the live reads, Gavin, do not read this on air.
I've been working on some stuff.
We've got some big clients coming, but I'm going through a rough time in my life.
I have been addicted to porn and smoking a lot of crack.
I'm not happy about this, but what's most important at this time in my life is privacy, and if you read this on air, I will kill myself.
I don't know if you're supposed to read that part on air.
Thank God this is not live.
No we are, we're live.
Can you hit the dump button?
No.
And I think the show and our marketing guy don't have that in common, being live.
I think he's dead.
Do you have a time machine?
No.
What about, can you put it on the way back machine?
No, that wouldn't work.
What's done is done.
I wasn't done reading.
Oh.
Did it say psych at the end of that?
This is a message for a character I'm working on in a ridiculous comedy movie.
Oh, oh, sheesh.
And he'll be part of my fake movie that's not real.
I'm doing great, by the way.
Thanks for asking.
Sometimes the complaints will be false.
Also, Bubba and Hanks, Tactical Walls, and Johnny Apples CBD are here to stay.
All of our sponsors, Tactical Walls, Johnny Apples CBD, and Bubba and Hanks are Patriot owned and operators.
Operated, sorry.
All of our advertisers love America and Western values.
Do me a personal favor and support them, especially with Father's Day coming.
If you want to give a kick-ass Father's Day gift, go to tacticalwalls.com.
Again, I don't know if you are smoking drugs or addicted to pornography, ad guy, but stop writing www dot!
How many times have we gone through this?
It has to be a troll at this point.
Is it?
I don't think he's smart enough.
It just has to be.
Do his voice.
Do his Chicago accent.
Uh, so, uh, listen, Gav, we got this.
And listen, I got a lot of clients and they fuck me.
Listen, you guys are my favorite.
That's why I'm throwing this.
Hey, buddy.
Listen, that bears.
Tim and the team at Tactical Walls will walk you through every step of the way to make sure you have the perfect setup.
Enter, excuse me, enter promo code Gavin and you get 15% off all orders.
Another kick-ass Father's Day gift is Wagyu, that's the type of beef, from Bubba & Hanks.
Call the number on the website.
Bubba picks up the phone personally.
Enter promo code Gavin and you get 20% off all orders.
Bubbaandhanks.com.
Or if you're typing it in in the year 2000, then type out www.bubbandhanks.com.
No, but the great thing about Tactical Walls is You have an array of guns.
They're all beautiful.
You're living in a great gun state.
You don't want to just have them leaning against the wall.
You want to display them.
They're easy to grab.
They're easy to look at.
And Bub and Hank's we have at home on a regular basis.
By the way, I had a bunch in the studio freezer, and they're gone.
Would you know anything about that?
I'm gonna say no, but also... Someone broke into our studio, left our $50,000 of equipment, and stole a steak.
Is there a chance you brought it home and forgot?
No.
Could be a thing.
So, with both Tactical Walls and Bubba & Hanks, you enter promo code GAVIN and you get 20% off in both cases.
Lastly, We've gotta promote the $4.20 prize pack giveaway from Johnny Apple CBD.
Johnny Apple CBD has been with us since day one.
And they're giving us a ton of CBD to give away for $4.20.
J-A-C-B-D dot com.
Promo code Gavin for not 20% off, but 35% off orders on 420, which is April 20th, as you may have guessed.
And then, of course, 20% off every other day.
Bae Bae, Cash Me Outside, how about that?
Thanks, Bubba and Hanks.
Bubba and Hank, sorry.
Thanks, Tactical Tim.
Thanks, Johnny Apple.
We all like you more than a friend.
No, no, it's called Bubba and Hanks.
But when you're thanking them, you say, thanks Bubba and Hank, specifically.
So that wasn't a typo.
Thank you, Johnny Apple CBD.
Thank you, Bubba and Hank.
Thank you, Tactical Tim.
Who made us this, Dad?
Have you ever seen this?
Oh, wow.
So I talk about on the show how I've seen so many war movies and cried so many tears for our brave brothers and sisters that I'm not a veteran of wars, but I am a veteran of war movies.
And though it's not the same, it's still something.
So we've been talking about how we're veterans of war movies, and then Tactical Tim of Tactical Walls made that sculpture.
It's a statue to the veterans of war movies.
Well, so I guess I know what I'm going to get for Father's Day.
I'm a little disappointed that Ryan is such a big part of it.
He doesn't really watch war movies, he watches toy stories.
I sure do, and I also play... I go for multiple tours in video games as well.
Oh, that might be another category.
It's 3D.
I'd rather not talk about it, actually.
Is that a secret?
No, it just... I don't know.
It just kind of brings back a lot.
Okay.
There's no way any actual soldier would appreciate this sort of talk.
You'd be surprised.
They have a great system.
My dad ended communism.
Oh yeah.
What absolute nonsense.
My dad designed a submarine sonar system that's so good it ended the Russian nuclear submarine program because we could see in their subs and see they were bluffing and that was the beginning of the end for them.
Well there's a small element of truth in that but tiny.
Thank you for ending communism, Dad.
We appreciate it.
I did work on some ASW programs, anti-submarine warfare programs.
And can't these sonars hit a sub and tell you who's in there, how many?
No, of course not.
Oh, shit.
What can they tell you about what's in there?
Can't tell you anything about what's in there.
What they ate for breakfast.
So there's two types of sonar.
There's the active sonar where you actually send out a pulse and then it hits the sub and returns.
And then there's the other sonar where you quietly listen to them to see if you can hear the engines.
And how much, what's the maximum amount of information you could glean from both?
Well, first of all, you know it's underwater, so that tells you it's a sub.
Okay.
And I guess what you can tell is its speed and its direction.
I thought there was a whole litany of info you could get from this.
Like, who was aboard?
It was like an x-ray.
No, no, no.
No, not at all.
Well then, how was it used to call the bluff of the nuclear subs?
Well, that was your line.
So what part of this is true?
What is true is we were able to, well, I might say the Navy, U.S.
Navy, were able to trace U.A.
submarines, nuclear submarines.
And that was when the Kremlin was going to put missiles The Cuban Missile Crisis?
station them in Cuba and Kennedy warned that if they tried to do that they would bomb the hell out of Cuba.
The Cuban Missile Crisis.
Yes.
And your sonars were able to detect that they were bluffing?
No, no because the Russians knew that the Americans can trace the subs.
Oh.
They gave up on that.
Oh, I see.
That's still huge.
That's a deterrent.
Basically what I said.
That's basically what you said.
Yeah.
I think we're hearing the same thing.
You guys want to see a really intense submarine battle?
You ever see this video?
Watch.
Is Woody or Buzz Lightyear in this?
No, this is... Okay.
Did you see that?
Nope.
Oh, I get it.
Funny.
Good stuff.
Alright, let's jump right into the calls.
Alright.
This is a lot of work for Gav here on the Wednesdays.
We may have to go ant live calls.
Ant live calls.
Fortnite purr.
Dad's tired.
Grandad's very tired.
Um, we got Ari from Asheville, I believe.
Is it Ari?
Probably not.
Air.
Air.
Yeah, it's Air.
Yeah, it's a Welsh name.
It's weird, but I'm from Asheville, North Carolina.
I know you had talked about moving here.
You might not want to because I've been here like all my life I'm from here and it's kind of a liberal shithole.
Yes, but what I was told what kind of what my goal is like right now my daughter loves going to Manhattan so I want to be near a liberal shithole where she can commute and be a hipster punker and then I can be with my rednecks.
Within the county that's what we did we had to jump over to McDowell County because it was just like getting too much And my family's been here since like the 1700s and we all moved over here so and we're like Scottish you know but everybody here is out here Scottish you're talking about the South being Scottish it pretty much is.
So where did you move to what's your area called now?
I'm in McDowell County but what I would tell you to do which is like east of Buncombe which is Asheville What I would do is I would either go north or west of the counties and that's what we're planning on going back over because McDowell, even though it's literally right over the mountain, is like really hot and I'm not used to it.
So we're thinking about moving like north of Buncombe or east or closer to Tennessee because we want to keep our kids.
Our kids like Asheville.
We take them there.
There's a lot of fun things.
There's museums, you know.
But it's just like really bad.
Like a few years ago on a forum like there was this thing I don't remember what it was, but it was like they were doing this little secret thing.
It was like Antifa.
I'll try to find a link at one point, but they're like, if you see anybody, it's like a proud boy, jump them if they come into any clubs.
So I'm obviously not involved with that, but like they, like we, I can bring some friends with me to the comedy clubs anywhere around there.
Cause people just assumed for some reason that some of them were.
So.
Why?
Cause you had like redneck vibes?
Yeah, and like, the police here, like, we watched someone steal some stuff out of Walmart the other day, and they were like, black, which, whatever, right?
But, like, the cops were there and watched it, because we had to go to Asheville, because my dad just had a heart attack last Sunday, and a bypass, so we had to go there, but it has one of the best, like, cardiac hospitals, like, in the nation.
And so we were going out and doing all that and stuff, but we just watched them walk out of the Walmart and they had a special ed person, a special person doing the Walmart door or whatever, and he was trying to stop them and they kind of stomped at him or whatever, and so he didn't pursue it, but the cops were just standing-- - You know what you just described?
Air?
- And they didn't do-- - You just described America in a nutshell.
- Huh?
That's America right now.
A bunch of protected classes stealing from our economy as someone with special needs tries to monitor the situation.
Oh, it was horrible and he had an older lady that was like a door greeter and so she was like trying to help.
She's like, excuse me.
And they just, like, kept walking, you know?
And, like, then they, like, turned around and kind of stomped at the lady, like, like they were stomping at a dog or something to get away.
And I just stood there, like, like, we're standing there, and we're, like, you know, I'm from Asheville.
It's, like, very liberal.
We grew up that way, but stuff started getting kind of weird and stuff, you know?
We were, like, we gotta go, you know?
So we moved over here.
But, uh, like I said, I don't want to leave the mountains.
I love it here.
I've moved to other places when I was older, you know, younger, actually, but I always came back here.
A lot of people who are from here always end up coming back because they love it, you know?
But, uh, Because Appalachia's just, it's a weird place.
There's a lot of outlaws and stuff and like, but in a good way.
There's like this sort of personality, they call it.
Yeah, it sounds colorful.
Okay, so I should move to north or west of Asheville?
Yes, move to north or west of Asheville because it's cooler.
You get towards like McDowell County, you're getting a little bit closer to South Carolina, which I know you thought about South Carolina.
I stayed there for like a week a couple of times and I was like, I can't do this, it's too hot.
And that was like as early as like March.
Okay.
Alright, got it.
We gotta move on.
I like you more than a friend.
Thanks for calling.
Oh, she was intense.
Was she nervous?
Or is that just how they talk down there?
Probably a little bit, yeah.
Probably a little nervous.
That was definitely the first time for her.
I'm from New York City, man.
I'm a chill dude.
Boy, showing my parents New York City and seeing it through their eyes, doing the Anthony Show.
It looks like a third world country That is kicking ass and has some serious potential.
So I was doing a bit with my dad where I go, I know you think that I fucked up by moving to the Congo, but this is basically New York City.
We've got infrastructure here.
Look, there's a McDonald's, a Chipotle.
I mean, it is New York for all intents and purposes.
Sure, we're walking over bodies.
How many cadavers did we see going from Kumias to the studio?
Well, there was a few.
It was just with like food behind them or some guy in a wheelchair with like weird frizzy mulatto hair just going bup bup bup bup bup and then just like remember that long thing of discharge?
Whoa, yes.
It was just like half a block of water or whatever it was.
It was like a mop bucket that they just dragged.
I don't know what makes a half a block line of water.
It's like someone took a mop, mopped up some barf, and then just dragged their barf mop.
But I think that's happening to most major cities.
Really?
Oh yes.
Toronto is turning out to be a complete disaster.
As bad as what I showed you today?
No.
No, but it's certainly going to get there.
And then London, England, is a mess.
Yeah.
Well, when I was in Philadelphia, This is probably five years ago.
I had been there before a few times.
I liked Philly a lot.
They lost me a hundred bucks today by beating the Mets.
But the last time I was there, it honestly looked like there was a Camp David with, instead of Palestinians and Jews, it was homeless people and normal people.
And the homeless people were very good at negotiating.
And they ended up with the entire city.
And everyone else went to the suburbs.
I mean, they ran the place!
Dancing, boom boxes like what we started the show with on the street, wine.
It looked like some picture, dystopian picture of the 1800s in New York City.
Oh dear.
It's done, and we're there too.
Anyway, next call.
Dan.
Dan, you're on the line.
Hi, Gavin.
Hanging?
Still good for you?
See yous people!
Hank is too good for yous!
I got a question for Jimmy here.
What is the most trouble that you ever got Gavin in when he was growing up?
That I got Gavin in?
Not your dad.
Oh, I think Gavin was doing really well by himself.
Wait, what do you mean?
Like my dad got me arrested by stealing a gold chain?
Or he punished me the hardest for doing a bad thing?
The worst thing that you've done that required parental correction.
Oh, I see.
The most trouble I was in with you.
you.
Oh.
I don't know if I want to see this.
Getting arrested for drunk driving was bad.
Were you arrested for drunk driving?
You forgot.
He forgot it.
I think the most enraged you were when we were, and thanks for calling by the way, was when we were going away on a weekend vacation.
Oh yes.
And you had got off work early so we could get a good start.
And I like to take my time when I leave school on a Friday and do my chatting to the janitor and the staff and everyone in the entire school until it's empty.
Exactly.
And then slowly meander to the bus.
It's the first holiday I've had in months!
So I rolled in at around 5.30 and you were in the car and you said, if he fucking lies to me I'm gonna lose it!
And I saw you in the car and thought, uh-oh, oh yeah, we're going on a vacation this weekend.
And I said, hey, you're not gonna believe this, the bus, oh my God, it got stuck in mud.
And then you lost it, ran out of the car, picked me up by my neck, and slammed me up against the front door of the house so hard that we broke the deadbolt and landed on the ground together.
No, no, no, that's a good, that's certainly a more dramatic ending.
How did we?
We both were on the ground in the house.
No!
Yes.
Which part of that isn't true?
Did you pick me up by my neck?
Yes.
That's true.
Were you perturbed?
I was really angry that you were interfering in a post-holiday hat in months.
Yeah, I can imagine.
I agree with you.
Yeah, that was pretty bad.
Or how about the time I built the waterbed in the basement?
Oh, God.
And you told me not to build it in the basement.
Build it up in your room.
Stop trying to stay in the basement because you think it's edgy.
And then I built it without instructions and fucked it up, which really pissed you off.
And then you came downstairs and I go, can you believe this didn't have instructions?
And you had the instructions in your hand.
And you picked me up and threw me through the air and I remember sort of soaring through the air like Superman and going, oh, there are consequences for your actions.
If you piss people off, they will throw you.
No, that was, uh, that waterbed was a disaster.
Yeah.
I don't know why you bought it.
It's way too generous.
Um, before we get the next call, This is a public service announcement brought to you by Tactical Walls.
Attention Censored.TV dysfunctional family members.
If you have been listening to me for more than one year, you should have already put a ring on it.
If you have done so, you'd better be well on your way to popping out some youngins.
If you already accomplished step one and step two, you'd better damn well start preparing to protect your growing family.
Tactical Walls have the tools to help you prepare.
Home defense should be taken very seriously if you're looking to protect which is most near and dear to you.
Let Tactical Walls help you protect your family.
Or at least buy Johnny Apple CBD for fuck's sakes.
Best part, Tactical Walls is an actual veteran-owned business who supports Censor.TV.
There's a shit ton of coupon codes you can use.
Gavin, Gavin15.
In the future, I don't think we should use a lot of coupon codes.
Let's just stick to Gavin.
A bunch of misspelled variants of each if you are a nitwit, or perhaps the code Ryguy would be more your speed if you live alone and need to protect your own shitty single fag zone.
Hell, even the code's heels or sunglasses will work to save you 15%.
Come on, fuck, we have removed all of the excuses.
Make some babies and save some babies with TacticalWallace.com.
I'm gonna start just doing, reading this now.
www.tacticalwalls.com.
I heart pussy and Jesus.
www.tacticalwalls.com.
Promo code Gavin.
Pussy and Jesus.
www.
My dad is, what, 76?
You don't even say www.
Why don't you?
Oh, I'm becoming bulk.
Why don't you say HTTP colon slash slash while you're at it?
All right, let's take the next call.
All right, we have... This says Jews, so this should be fun.
Uh-oh.
Oh, let me guess.
Yes, go ahead.
Apropos to your comment about the Jews rambling about the Holocaust, I wanted, I think I can provide some context about these specific Jews.
Hello?
Yeah.
Yeah, so most of them that think that the Holocaust is going to happen, it's going to be perpetuated by white Christians, are generally, first of all, their parents didn't go through the Holocaust, or their relatives didn't, and They are like descendants of several generations of Americans who gradually lost all their Jewish identity, like became Reform and then Secular, but they still want to have like a Jewish identity.
So the only way they can identify it is through, you know, I'm Jewish because they won't let me not be Jewish, you know?
Right.
Yeah, that's valid.
I think you're right.
And that's why when they put their name on Twitter, it has four brackets on either side because they know that Nazis do that when they're identifying Jews.
And that's their way of saying, I'm a Jew!
You can't stop me!
Which is insulting to the rest of us because we're like, we don't give a shit, dude.
Relax.
The white, in my experience, white people, specifically Americans, are the most accommodating And, I mean, I'm orthodox.
And I'm most accommodating and understanding.
And, I mean, I did, I'll tell you this, I did, I was in Poland walking into Auschwitz II, and a skinhead did start cursing my group out.
But aside from that, all the anti-Semitism I've encountered at the time has been by non-whites.
Wait, so a skinhead in Poland trekked all the way out to Auschwitz?
Yeah, well, it's near a city.
It's near a big...
That's ambitious.
Yeah, I mean, it was a little silly.
It's a good story, though, no?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah.
Maybe he's hired by Auschwitz to spice up the experience.
Yeah, the guard that was with us, he's Polish, so he was drawing back his jacket, revealing his gun, and then the guy moved off.
Yeah I know, I'm on the same page with most Orthodox and that is that secular Jews are Jews in name only and it's like they want to be black, they want to be a minority so bad.
Whereas my experience with Orthodox Jews and even Hasidim is they recognize their similarity with Christians and that we're both in the same boat, especially in the Middle East where Arabs are killing both of us on hundreds a day.
I wish the Arab Christians would ally with us more.
And get off the anti-semitic stuff, because we're all, I mean, we had this stuff in Lebanon, there was a brief friendship with the Lebanese Christians.
But when you say you wish Christians were more accommodating of Jews, you're not talking about America.
What?
No, with Israel.
Yeah, yeah.
Your father mentioned that Golda Meir was a good Prime Minister.
I would like to politely disagree that they had solid evidence that the Arabs were going to attack in the Yom Kippur War, including the King of Jordan, who by that time was already pretty much a friend.
And he said they're going to attack you then, and they ignored it for two reasons.
One was because she, quote, couldn't believe that the Arabs would be that vicious.
I mean, Amr Sadat idolized Hitler, literally.
And two, because they'd gotten so much shit for striking first in 67 that they wanted to get world sympathy back by letting them attack first.
And then they blamed it all on the General.
Okay, thanks for calling.
Well, yes, the thing I liked about Golda Meir was that she old-cade the hunt and death of the people who killed the Jews at the Olympics in Germany.
Oh yeah, they did the whole movie about that with Sacha Baron Cohen.
Yes.
Or was he in that?
No, I don't think it was him.
No.
Okay, yeah, thanks for calling in.
Dad, I can't say enough how disappointed Ryan and I are that you would okay the Yom Kippur War and say that Israelis deserved it.
That is true.
That's a bit rich, sir.
Pardon?
It's basically what you said.
Nonsense!
You flattered a Prime Minister Who allowed that war to happen.
In other words, you were okaying the dead bodies.
I was not.
I told you, I was only referring to the murder of the Israelis at the Olympic Games in Germany.
You stood on those cadavers and laughed.
Oh, for God's sake.
Disappointing.
Very disappointing.
Knob Creek.
That's where Lorena Bobbitt threw her ex-husband's penis.
Could you come up with a less appetizing name for your product than Knob Creek?
Schlong River Whiskey?
I just think of a dismembered penis just floating down a small creek in upstate New York and like getting caught on a rock and rotating.
Being touched by a leaf as it drifts down Knob Creek.
Did the kids sit there with fishing rods trying to catch one?
Oh, I got one with a foreskin.
Let's make a hot dog.
Knob Creek.
Jimmy, bigotry of low expectations.
It says.
Hey, how you guys doing?
Can you hear me?
Yes.
Hey, so I was on a call for work and they were talking about the Derek Chauvin trial and the one guy they were talking about the guy who sold Floyd the drugs and they go Yeah, I was super disappointed with the defense attorney because they were talking to this kid like he was stupid.
Like, they kept saying to him, prior to, prior to.
How can he know what prior to means?
Like, he doesn't come from a place where he can know what that language means.
And I was like, That is the most racist thing prior to and that is common words used.
Like just because he's black doesn't mean he doesn't know what prior to means.
Yeah, that's too ambitious.
Well, we just heard about the bigotry of low expectations at Walmart in Asheville, North Carolina, where handicapped people have to get tread on by criminals stealing from them.
But this Chauvin trial, what do you think is going to happen with it?
Oh man, I don't know.
See, what I think is that this kid is going to be tried just like Pasovic is saying.
He's going to be found guilty of murder because he sold him fentanyl, the most deadly drug that there is.
I think the left wants that and they're going to use that as a chance to riot, burn down the streets.
Like, this is what they want.
They're not, they're not people that focus on- Wait a minute, wait a minute.
The left, the right wants- And they will take any chance they can to- If the right gets the narrative that it was about fentanyl, we win.
That's great news.
That's not what the left wants.
The left wants a racist cop who- Did you see the video?
Where he's saying, I ate too many drugs, you know?
Oh, of course.
And by the way- Buddy, we're not talking about the truth.
The truth is irrelevant to this case.
It was a little excessive, but him saying, I ate too many drugs, it literally sounds like, you know, he said why he died himself.
Yeah, don't get caught in the weeds of truth, my friend.
That ship has sailed.
The judge has to ignore that he was sold fentanyl, that that's murder, that he ate too many drugs, that he was on his shoulder blade.
The judge has to ignore all that if he wants to avoid Minneapolis burning to the ground.
Oh boy.
We live in scary times.
Thanks for all you guys do.
Thanks for calling.
I could have gone a little longer with that.
He didn't seem to want to participate anymore.
But no, I think my dad has the right solution.
Just attrition, bore them to death.
That's what we did.
You Americans, you had to fight the British.
There wasn't that many people that died.
I think it was like 15,000 in the American Revolution or something.
But Canada, we just bored them to death and they left.
We let them stay on the money.
They're still on the Wikipedia page, but they just left, walked out.
And that's what you should do if you're in the justice system with this George Floyd shit.
Just delay it.
Have an appeal.
Guilty, by the way.
400 year sentence.
Guilty.
Two life sentences, like the Silk Road guy.
He's got two life sentences plus 40 years.
Just in case he comes back from the dead and finishes another sentence.
So that should be the same sentence for Chauvin.
And then an appeal, and then parole.
You never say innocent.
It's sad that he won't be a cop anymore, but whatever.
Don't take that out of context.
All right, we got Lauren.
Oh.
Oh.
Uh-ho.
Uh-ho.
What the fuck?
Hello?
Is it too deep on Lauren?
Hi!
Do you have multiple personalities?
Hello?
Am I on?
Yep.
What are you on?
No shit!
Oh my gosh, this is so crazy!
Hi!
Hello.
I feel like you're getting somebody laid tonight.
Well, you said it.
What do you want to do with this newfound power?
You got to speak.
This is why Hillary should not be president.
This is what would happen on her first day as president.
She'd be like, did I win?
Oh my God.
I'm a tattoo apprentice.
I'm just starting and you guys have gotten a few recommendations for A few recommendations for Indiana to come visit in Carmel, I believe.
And so if you guys do come to Carmel, you should definitely come through like Northwest Indiana and get tattooed by me.
Ooh, cool.
Okay.
I was thinking of a facial swastika like George, like Charles Manson has.
You hear that?
What about a little swastika?
Nothing audacious, just a little like where you put the tear.
Yeah, yeah.
Nothing crazy.
Gavin, only for you.
Only for you will I tattoo a swastika.
Have you ever had someone ask for a swastika?
No, I'm brand spanking new.
I've only been tattooing for like, actually I'm going on my sixth week.
Okay, well, remember when you're doing no regrets, it's R-E-G-R-E-T-S.
All right, thanks for calling.
Thank you.
That was a shit show.
Anyway, congratulations.
Jeez.
Good job.
Nice person.
Great person.
Great gal.
We gotta get going here.
All right.
We've only got 20 minutes left.
Nick Brady, which sounds like a... Are we putting the whole thing up on the iTunes now?
That's how we're doing it, right?
Yes.
Okay, because we didn't sign up.
Did you do that last time?
I think so.
I think so.
I'll check.
Ask Ryan.
Uh, let's see.
You're on the line.
Hello.
Hello.
So yesterday, Gavin, you were wondering, you asked the question, why don't Jews like you?
Yes.
And, um, and you had an Orthodox guy just on now.
Um, and I think it might have something to do with their, their text.
So Orthodox, conservative, um, And Reformed Jews all believe in the Dual Torah, at least that's my understanding.
And the Dual Torah is the written word as well as the oral word, which is the Talmud.
And allow me to read you some passages from the Talmud talking about you, me, and Jesus Christ.
So, it says, Jesus in hell being boiled in excrement.
That's from Gittin 75.
Is this the Old Testament?
It's the Talmud.
This is the Talmud?
was sexually immoral and worshiped a brick.
- Is this the Old Testament? - From Sanhedrin 107b. - The Talmud.
- This is the Talmud, right? - Jesus put off from the Jewish people for his wickedness and refused to repent.
That's from Sota 47a.
Mary was, who was the descendant of princes and governors played a harlot with carpenters.
That's from Sanhedrin 106a.
Christians who reject the Talmud will go to hell and be punished there for all generations.
That's from Rosh Hashanah 17a.
Sexual intercourse between non-Jews is like intercourse between animals.
That's from Sanhedrin 74b, and there's just like three more.
If a Jew murders a non-Jew, there will be no death penalty.
That's from Sanhedrin 57a.
What a Jew steals from a non-Jew, he may keep.
That's from Sanhedrin 57a as well.
All children of the non-Jew are animals.
That's our children.
That's from Yebimeth 98a.
And even the best of the non-Jews should all be killed.
That's from Sofirim 15.
So, that's their scripture.
That's their Bible.
That's why they hate us.
Well, thanks for calling.
That was a great, great call.
Great update.
Fun stuff.
Let's do the next call.
History His Story.
That's what I got.
Realize, Realize.
The Liebrary.
Yeah.
Nabisco.
That ancient text is very cruel.
You know, there's a lot of things in every ancient text that are a little... But, you know, Ben is on the line.
Hello?
Mr. Dover?
Hey, what's going on?
What's up, man?
Hey, I want to talk about January 6th, if that's not too old.
No, not at all.
It's still going strong.
So, uh, I found some footage, uh, scouring through the footage, uh, online of, uh, this one guy who was recruiting people for, um, the march to the Capitol long before Trump even mentioned it on a speech.
I tried sending you guys this a while ago, but I don't think it went through.
With what authority?
Like, is this someone on Telegram saying, we should fuckin' burn the White House down, man?
Or, like, is it like a Fed?
Like, that thing with the base or whatever, they were gonna kidnap Governor, what's her name in Milwaukee, whatever her name is, remember her?
Gretchen Carlson?
When they were gonna kidnap her?
That was the Feds.
There was a guy who was there at the rally before it happened.
Okay, so there was someone who was there at the rally, and is he a Fed?
So, do you remember the footage of the guy breaching the security?
He turns his hat around, and he starts wailing at people?
That footage?
Sort of, yeah.
There's a guy who's whispering in his ear, and he's wearing tactical gear, and he's got a Trump hat on.
That rings a bell, yeah.
That guy was standing around at like 9 a.m., 10 a.m.
asking people to go to the Capitol with him.
And that's obviously like, you know, two or three hours before Trump left the stage.
Okay, so what's your... I can send you the footage.
What's your theory with this?
I think that's very suspicious that there's a guy You know, corralling people to go to the Capitol long before that was even an idea in anyone's head.
Right, but we're not in a court of law, so you can have a theory, we can theorize here.
Do you think the Feds were pushed by the DNC to encourage a riot on January 6th to make the right look bad?
I don't know, it's interesting because this guy, he was on the persons of interest list, so I'm wondering, and then he fell off of it.
So what happened to this guy?
Who is he?
That's my question.
Okay, well, let's have a guess.
Do you think that January 6th was premeditated?
It's very possible, yeah.
Absolutely.
Well, yeah, we know it's possible.
I want to hear what's in your heart of hearts.
But weren't these pipe bombs planted the night before?
Yeah, thanks for calling by the way.
We need some more substance than theories.
That's the crazy thing about it is, what happened to the pipe bombs?
And the other weird thing even about the pipe bombs was there was two, right?
There was one at the DNC, one at the RNC.
So that implies it's an anarchist who hates both parties.
Who was the anarchist?
What's going on?
Where's the footage?
Like at least show me someone wearing all black or something with a mask on putting something down.
It can be grainy.
I'm okay with that.
But nothing.
No reporting either.
No.
I'm sure I saw footage of that person, but it was, you know, it was from the back.
Putting down the pipe bombs?
No.
Planting them?
No, but he was carrying a bag.
Pipe bombs were a big fucking deal.
In the same area as the pipe bombs, the night before.
Ah.
Yeah, the pipe bombs are another Vegas thing, where you see all these journalists busting their ass to find someone who said the N-word 20 years ago, and you go, can any of you look into any of this stuff?
Vegas, the pipe bombs, and this child trafficking, where they'll find a van with 20 kids in it, and I'll hear nothing about it ever again.
And you go, whoa, where did the kids come from?
Who put them there?
Where were they headed?
Well, it just doesn't fit the narrative.
What's their ethnicity?
Are they all Ukrainian?
Is this like a Russian child prostitution ring?
Is it a Mexican thing?
Is it the cartels?
Help me out here!
But these journalists are at their all-time shittiest in history, and they'd rather spend their time finding out if someone was prejudiced.
Next call.
Okay.
We got Angela.
Angela.
Oh, sorry.
Not Angela.
Yeah, I called last week.
Okay.
Are you turning right or left?
I'm gonna guess left.
I'm turning left, yeah.
Yes.
Felt it.
He uses less gas.
I'm sorry that you guys didn't hear that.
No, more gas.
More gas.
But, uh... What's it called?
Sorry to switch up the substance, but... I saw something funny from My Strange Addictions.
You guys probably heard of that show from TLC.
Yeah.
That clip.
And it's this woman who is addicted to eating couches.
Like the, like the squishy shit in the couches.
The foam?
Yeah, the foam.
The foam in the couches, sorry.
And I just thought that was hilarious.
It's something, something to see.
Okay, thanks for calling.
We'll look it up.
I remember a black woman who was eating mattresses.
Maybe...
Ever seen this show?
I'm 30 years old.
I'm from Bradenton, Florida.
and my addiction is eating couch cushions. - Oh, she brings some snacks with her.
My earliest memory of eating cushion, I was about 10 years old.
Is that expanded?
Is that the street term for it?
I was eating cushion and uh...
Eatin' kush.
I'm on that good kushin' and alcohol.
What you doin'?
Just sittin' home eatin' kushin', what are you doin'?
More kushin' for the eatin'.
That doesn't, that sounds dangerous, right?
Yeah!
Because, like, you eat a piece of fish, and it just gets smaller and more scrunched as it goes in your body.
Same with bread.
But, foam fights back!
Right.
It has!
It literally has a memory.
They call it memory foam.
And it gets mad when you squish it.
It goes, nobody's squishing me!
Not on my watch!
It's the only food that gets upset when you eat it.
Do not eat cushion.
Do not squish squishy stuff.
It will retaliate.
The snack that squishes back.
Couch.
Oh my god, what happened?
Her shit is like spray foam.
It just goes...
200 pounds of couch.
There's also the possibility, by the way, when you're watching these shows, that the person's lying.
Really?
But they do it on camera.
They see the ad, it maybe pays 140 bucks, and they're like, I'll eat a bunch of... I'll spit it out after they turn off the cameras.
Yeah, I wonder if that's made any, like, people do some very bad behavior just to get them on TV.
On a daily basis, I probably eat about an 8 1⁄2 by 11 piece of cushion.
I just take little bite-sized pieces.
I call them my couch potatoes.
Back on it all day.
Sometimes I'll just go on like a binge where I'll just keep going for like 20, 25 minutes straight of just eating cushion.
I love couch cushions.
Don't go bullshitting this.
8 1⁄2 by 11, so the exact size of the most common piece of paper in the world.
What a coincidence that that was your measurement.
The way it sits my mouth... Let me see you swallow it, please.
It's a good taste.
Can we check your feces?
I haven't tried it, but I'm... My dad this morning asked me if he could bring his stool to work.
He wanted a stool sample.
That's gross.
Also, we might have used that joke already on the last show.
Yes, you did.
Yeah, it's called a callback.
Oh, okay.
I didn't know.
Or else people wouldn't get what the hell I was talking about.
So true.
Obviously.
Okay, anyway, thanks caller.
Some lady lied about eating fucking foam.
So you're doubting it?
I don't believe that.
I think foam would cripple your stomach.
You'd be in searing pain.
Well, if it was true, she'd be in the Guinness Book of Records.
Yeah.
For consuming most cushion.
That's a very prestigious... Most cushion.
That was like the most relaxing sound of two words I've ever heard.
Well, they say cellar doors is the nicest the English language gets, but I think it might be most cushion.
Most cushion.
Sounds like a foreign guy's name.
Uh, Alan.
He says he has a funny story.
For fuck's sake, Alan!
So a friend of mine, a family friend of mine who has a kid who's about, I don't know, he's in second or third grade.
Before COVID, his class was learning about slavery, and that day he went home on the bus and was holding court amongst the kids, and I shit you not, tried to auction off the bus driver as a slave to the other kids.
How old was he?
It's in the second or third grade.
Oh, right.
Sorry.
Well, he was basically trying to do like the, you know, going once, going twice thing with the bus driver, trying to sell him to the other kids.
And I think that's a sort of evidence that at some point, like you can't be teaching these young children Yeah, you're right.
woke racial stuff because there's a certain level of maturity needed to talk about yeah you're right it it requires a little bit of understanding of the the dark side of humanity to understand selling humans yeah the darkest thing throw it to a little kid of course they're going to turn it into halloween candy the only horror they know is like getting their screens taken away or like dropping a lollipop mondays is their biggest horror and they're like people would sell humans and they go that sounds fun sounds like
hey i want to buy chris it's about on par with like running out of lucky charms Yeah, it's kind of bad.
All right, thanks for calling.
Yeah, I'm obsessed.
And Ryan, we've got to dig this up.
The Prager U interview Streeter, it was in Florida.
And my dad and I were talking about this the other day where she goes, he's talking about, I don't know, one of these things where you quiz people about a fact.
And of course, we never know.
We're always like, I don't know, how many died in the Civil War?
90 billion.
and it was one of those kind of things and they go oh you're asking the right people you're asking educators and they ask them some some question like what should we do about this and they go we're educators we're educators so I teach kindergarten I teach my kids I don't do the curriculum And the curriculum is already wildly biased, probably has tons of shit in there about Black Lives Matter and trans.
But they go, I don't teach the curriculum.
I teach my kids about Black Lives Matter and what's going on right now with police violence.
So when they watch the news, You're teaching kindergarten, your kids are four.
When they watch the news and they have questions, you know, they were not going to go up to mom and go, what's Black Lives Matter?
They'll know the answers to those questions that are just so pressing.
You know how obsessed kids are with that.
You're not going to find it on the show.
But it is that one little clip, like it should be on Tucker Carlson.
It's huge.
I think it was one of these PragerU videos with this kid, this guy here, right?
It was that guy.
Will Witt.
Oh, that might be it.
I even know where it is.
It was like a tropical place.
It's at the very end.
There's palm trees everywhere.
Okay, this isn't the one.
This looks too cold.
No, this is not it.
It was Florida, palm trees, warmest toast, and it's just... I think K through 12 is where the problems are at.
That's the root of this.
It doesn't sound very sexy to say kindergarten teachers are our archenemies, but they are.
That's our jihad.
Those are our terrorists.
There was the 4th of July one.
There was the President's one.
It was about American history though.
Go back up.
I got this one so far.
Why do we celebrate the 4th of July?
That might be it.
No, there's palm trees.
I have a tingle in my jingle.
No, this one's on the beach.
This one was palm tree.
Wait, go back up though.
Back up.
I know.
I'm going to highlight this so I don't lose my spot because I scrolled a lot.
I don't think any of these are it.
No, not that one.
Go down.
Women are different.
Cops prayer you.
There was two black guys in the beginning.
Proud to be an American.
Wearing colorful things.
Geez, how fortunate.
How many genders are there?
No.
Hate speech.
Too much strong man.
Oh, that might, try hate speech.
And then we're going to go to the next call.
Ooh, I got a little, I feel like a gambler right now.
A tingler.
Yeah, a little something here.
Let's roll the dice.
Lost a hundred bucks tonight.
Now I'm not feeling as good.
No, I remember it too.
Feeling pretty bad.
There's very few people in each one.
Yeah, no, it's more of a beachy thing.
Anyway, let's move on.
Next call.
We'll find it though.
I'm looking.
We've talked about it a lot.
You're right about the kindergarten.
You know, one guy said at one point, you know, he said, give me the child till he's seven and I will give you the man.
Yeah.
Well, look at Joe Camel's cigarettes getting sued for using the cartoon.
And all these different companies, they start with the kids, like McDonald's, with the Happy Meals.
It's a very powerful tool to get kids young, and the left and the socialists have figured that out.
And the problem with being on the right is, we're very hands-off.
So we're like, you know what, I don't want to intervene.
So it's not like there's people brainwashing kids from the left, and then people brainwashing kids from the right.
It's just the left, and then the right going, this is wrong.
Maybe we should retaliate and start brainwashing.
Next call.
All right.
We're running out of time here.
We got Ryan.
My name is Ryan and the topic is I love Gavin.
Okay.
Mr. McGinnis, what does it feel like to have spent 18 years raising Gavin just so he could be out here in the world turning straight men gay?
I often worried about that.
I've often concerned myself about that.
But what could he have done to avoid it?
Yeah.
Uh, I was wondering if you had seen Charlemagne, the God's new audio book.
He, uh, he said, we have answers.
That's the title.
We have answers, and it's absolutely, just completely cringeworthy.
I was vomiting in my mouth listening to it.
White people are evil.
Black people built the world.
Black people need to start their own economies, their own Wall Street, their own infrastructure, their own roads.
Right?
We've got answers.
Yeah, we got answers, and it just made me think of your early program.
I watched one of them with that That intelligent afro, the guy that looks like he's like a chipmunk or something.
You had him and Candace Owens on and... Cornel West.
It's like this intelligent conversation between the left and the right.
It's like nobody's really interested in that.
I don't know.
I'd just like to see more of a conversation sparked between the sides.
Give it up, buddy.
It's over.
America's divorced.
There is no more discussion between both sides.
Thanks for calling.
Let's see the trailer for Charlemagne Tha God's audiobook.
Charlemagne Tha God.
I believe people are afraid to ask questions about race because they don't want to appear stupid or racist.
And in some cases, it wouldn't just be about appearances.
They really are stupid and racist.
But I have to believe that the majority of folks out there just need more information when it comes to race in America.
Specifically, the struggle between black and white that is as old as this country itself.
So to those people, instead of staying quiet, we need you to ask your questions.
Because believe me, black people have the answers.
Why did those girls who hijacked that car not do jail time?
We want to talk about why we get different treatment in the healthcare system, in the court system, in the education system.
Just as we want to speak on issues about race, class, and the nature of protests.
We're desperate for change.
But you can't have real change if everyone is afraid to discuss these topics.
There has to be communication.
What'd he say?
We're depre-fit change?
When I interviewed Joe Biden back in 2020, I posed questions to him that I was asking not only for some black people.
He's banking.
He's trying to get a book out of that hole.
If you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
Right?
Which is, I guess, happening.
All right, I think we got one more call.
Hi.
So we got James.
James.
Hey guys.
Yo.
Hey, my question's for Gavin and Jimmy.
So, like, a lot of people that I surround myself with are all into, like, the history of your Scottish last name, you know, kind of clan history, house name history.
Like, my question is, like, are actual Scotsmen and, you know, people like that, like, are they really into that shit?
Like, like their own last name history and things like that?
Not at all.
It seems like they don't give a shit.
They don't.
Not at all.
It's curious I find that, you know, I mean I spent quite a lot of time in America and I found that it's very very common for people, you know, with a Scottish heritage, you know, to know much more about their clan than the average Scot would.
Thanks for calling by the way.
Wasn't the whole thing invented by English Scotophiles who would come hunting and they wanted to know, oh this is your clan.
Am I wearing the proper tartan?
No, I think it was when a King of England, or I don't know if it was a King of Britain at the time, visited Scotland.
And that's when they came up with this business of tartan.
Because there was Tartans, but it was based on what berries were available or whatever to make the Tartans.
But they weren't that obsessed with like, this is my name, this is my Tartan, this is my hunting Tartan, this is all that other stuff.
But when the Scots saw that everyone else loved it, they went, yeah, yeah, this is my hunting Tartan.
Exactly.
Do you even know what the McInnes Tartan looks like?
No.
Really?
No.
You don't know if it's predominantly green or red?
No.
Huh.
And I don't care.
This is Scottish clan mech-ness.
Same thing, yeah.
I know it from my wedding because I wore a tie of that.
No, it's the green one at the top.
Anyway, yeah, nobody cares.
Everyone's more interested in other people's culture generally.
That's it for tonight's show.
Thank you for tuning in.
We'll also have the compound censored up shortly.
Export Selection