GOML LIVE #98 - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION (Part 1)
Our military has been infiltrated by fat chicks and it's making Russia laugh. We also look into DIY culture and realize we've arrived at a serendipitous resurgence.
Our military has been infiltrated by fat chicks and it's making Russia laugh. We also look into DIY culture and realize we've arrived at a serendipitous resurgence.
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| He's just a stereotype. | |
| He drinks his age in pints. | |
| This is Miles Old Coat. | |
| It's a silly character I retired. | |
| Isn't it funny what we do here? | |
| These armrests are very greasy. | |
| Were you grease them? | |
| Isn't it funny how we make our own TV shows? | |
| TV got really bad. | |
| Movies got shitty. | |
| They got woke. | |
| And I forgot to send you my notes. | |
| And so what happened? | |
| People just started saying, I'll make my own television. | |
| And a lot of them sucked, not going to lie. | |
| A lot of shitty garbage. | |
| But a lot of people started making good stuff. | |
| And they started getting more views and making more money. | |
| And being good at it, if you will. | |
| Perfect. | |
| Like fucking Joe Rogues. | |
| Right? | |
| He gets way more viewers than Anderson Cooper. | |
| But I'm sure if you talk to a boomer, they'd go, oh, Joe Rogan does some stupid podcast. | |
| But Anderson Cooper, well, he works at CNN. | |
| But as far as annual income and viewership goes, SARS. | |
| We've got a lot to talk about today. | |
| We've got a fun show planned for you. | |
| We should probably address the Milo situation, right? | |
| Situation. | |
| It's a very Milo situation. | |
| It's a very Milo situation. | |
| People are asking me if I'm okay. | |
| Really? | |
| Yes. | |
| They're like, dude, you can produce my podcast if you want. | |
| My friend Pierce, Blackballed. | |
| Okay. | |
| I was like, I don't like getting into this kind of stuff. | |
| He said, she said, and then it goes back and forth. | |
| And I'm a drunk. | |
| So inevitably, there's an email where I said, you're, oh, fuck your whole family and jizz on your dad. | |
| Yeah, I have one. | |
| If you know you, you got one from you. | |
| So you're like, I don't want to get into it. | |
| He who has not sinned may cast the first stone. | |
| But then he starts casting stones. | |
| So the stones were, we fired all our staff, A. B, they were always late to pay me. | |
| And I guess that's basically it. | |
| I wish them nothing but the best, but they're struggling. | |
| Oh, so like concern trolling. | |
| Yeah, which is a good tactic when you're insulting someone. | |
| We learned this in high school where the mean girls would go, I actually feel sorry for her. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Because then you're so high above the fat chick that you're like, I don't even want to hurt her. | |
| I'd actually like her to lose weight and she could be my friend. | |
| It would be cruel. | |
| She's cursed with that body. | |
| So the paying it, so there's nothing complicated here. | |
| Always follow Occam's razor with these kind of things. | |
| There's no like, he fucked my wife or censored.tv's falling apart or any of that shit. | |
| It's never that juicy, unfortunately. | |
| And I'm like you. | |
| I love gossip. | |
| So I'm always disappointed when I find out the truth because I'm like, oh, really? | |
| The truth is, there was just a back and forth about payment and this and that. | |
| And he's clearly high maintenance. | |
| You may have guessed that Milo is not easy to work with. | |
| The 300 producers he've churned through are an indication of that. | |
| So there was something going on. | |
| It was like a minor thing. | |
| I think we had given him a $10,000 advance because he's moving to Florida. | |
| And he's like, just give me a bunch of shows in advance. | |
| I don't know why I'm doing that accent. | |
| That's not how he talks. | |
| That's not how he talks. | |
| Hi, I'm Milo. | |
| And I'm like, whatever are you guys? | |
| It's the Miles coat. | |
| He talks like he's Dr. Frankenfurter meets with Nail. | |
| Is that it? | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's perfect, yes. | |
| But he walks like the Grinch. | |
| No offense. | |
| Meets the Grinch. | |
| So the Jim Carrey Grinch. | |
| Correct. | |
| So it's going back and forth, blah, blah, blah. | |
| And he's like, I need more money now. | |
| And I have to do this. | |
| And then someone in the email chain was like, you know what, we're good. | |
| And then it was like, you know what? | |
| I see which way the wind is blowing. | |
| Actually, I prefer this accent. | |
| Because when I do like his accent, you think I'm talking about an intellectual from Harvard. | |
| And that's not the attitude in this particular story, though he is an intellectual. | |
| The man is very smart. | |
| And a joy to be around. | |
| Yeah, he's lovely. | |
| He came to my house. | |
| He slept over. | |
| He was great with my wife, my kids, like a very charming guy. | |
| I like him, believe it or not. | |
| Although I'm mad at him right now. | |
| Professionally. | |
| Professionally mad. | |
| That's a good t-shirt. | |
| That's pretty cool. | |
| What's up here? | |
| Professionally mad and I'm working overtime. | |
| Okay, nope. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| Oh, you're really happy about that joke. | |
| Professionally mad and I'm working overtime. | |
| Rye guy nailed it again. | |
| Just disregard. | |
| Bullseye. | |
| Disregard. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| I apologize. | |
| What do you think, everyone? | |
| Good morning. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yes. | |
| I should be ashamed. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| No, no, it's just a normal, mediocre C-min joke. | |
| It's a tagline. | |
| So he goes, I can see which way the wind is blowing. | |
| I think we're done here. | |
| I'll do shows at the end of the month and then we're gone. | |
| And I was like, you know what? | |
| Good. | |
| Yeah, okay, bye. | |
| And then after that, there was some like, so I shouldn't be looking for a new producer? | |
| And I go, no, you quit. | |
| You're a very expensive dude to work with. | |
| And I realized after you said that, I could get like three Shows for that cost. | |
| So, bye. | |
| And then I think he said to another dude, another manager at the machine, you're targeting me. | |
| And then he goes, No, dude, we're cutting the slack. | |
| We just got rid of the news section. | |
| We're firing people left and right. | |
| Meaning, like in the world of firing, which is at all companies, especially networks where you clear out the bottom five shows every year, right? | |
| You're part of that. | |
| It's not like, we hate you, you bitch. | |
| That's what he was trying to say. | |
| And then that became they're firing their entire editorial staff, which I don't really know what that means. | |
| Like, all our shows are gone? | |
| So that takes off. | |
| You can check censored.tv now. | |
| I'm explaining it all. | |
| That fucking loser beta male saddy, Jared Holt, who now works for this pretentious left-wing think tank, which I think is associated with CrowdStrike. | |
| Twink tank. | |
| And they're deeply entwined in this sort of blue-in-on deep state. | |
| But anyway, it's not a real thing. | |
| And he was like, they're done. | |
| We win. | |
| Wait, where are you right now? | |
| My Twitter. | |
| Why wouldn't you go to sensor.tv, like I said? | |
| Wouldn't that be more logical when I'm to go to the site that I named? | |
| No, that's also Twitter, my friend. | |
| Oh, go to the site. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's the site where you work at. | |
| Gotcha. | |
| Um... | |
| It's introducing the spiel. | |
| So he puts out a tweet saying they're finally gone and, you know, gloating already. | |
| Like, they never talk about censor.tv. | |
| In fact, I think Milo goes, Milo's attitude is, you should thank me. | |
| You're finally being talked about. | |
| Which there's an argument there. | |
| Blah, blah, blah. | |
| I was fired. | |
| He's laying off all of its staff. | |
| So we're getting into tons of shows. | |
| We do that all the time, but we're not targeting you. | |
| That became laying off all its staff. | |
| And again, the guy quit in a diva rage. | |
| Great research there by Mr. Holt. | |
| Well, he avoids litigation by saying Milo said this, but then he confirms it by playing the lobster tiny violin. | |
| From SpongeBob, yeah. | |
| But anyway, it's all bullshit, fake news, as per usage. | |
| Censored.tv is doing great. | |
| We are up to 25,000 subscribers. | |
| We did have payment processing problems a couple months ago, but there's been no change on that. | |
| We've been getting a lot of press this week, by the way. | |
| Michael Graves, Josh LaCash, Josh Denny, Gavin Wax, Isabella Reilly. | |
| Things are fantastic. | |
| You know, we made it to Breitbart, by the way? | |
| Oh, that's a stretch. | |
| Yep. | |
| But is the bright bird... | |
| No, on Censor TV. | |
| Radio Deadly with Michael Graves on Censored TV. | |
| This is about the Dan Zig Michael Graves, the two singers of the band, Misfits. | |
| Paul helped us along. | |
| Paul Bazil. | |
| And also, Metal Sucks and another site have gotten censored TV plugs. | |
| Very cool. | |
| Good. | |
| Well, Michael Graves has like 200,000 email listers. | |
| And I'm like, Mike, we got to get it out on that, please. | |
| Anyway, that's, I'm telling you, our private business, ruining the whole fun of the show, by the way. | |
| I don't like all this behind the curtain shit. | |
| It's like seeing your wife put on her lingerie and fiddling with those, you know, little things, garter belts that go on the stocks. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| You got to leave the bedroom and come back and everything's ready. | |
| But another allegation Milo made was that we were late 11 payments out of 12. | |
| And I'd already explained that to him. | |
| We agreed to a monthly fee. | |
| So you don't get paid in advance for the first month. | |
| After you're done the four shows, say it's December, January 1st, you get December's pay. | |
| So you are getting your monthly fee. | |
| Like, don't you think it's a coincidence that every single month is exactly 30 days late? | |
| It's called your paycheck, dude. | |
| Anyway, we're done. | |
| I'm mad about the layoff all its staff. | |
| I don't know if I'll get over it. | |
| Probably never going to speak to him again. | |
| I'm very sensitive about betrayal. | |
| And I see this as, I mean, not a knife in the back, but it's a toothpick in the back. | |
| And I don't like that. | |
| I don't like the butt chick. | |
| So that's in the news today. | |
| Also, oh, we didn't talk about the specials. | |
| That album was stereotyped by the specials. | |
| It was their second album. | |
| I think that album covers a great look for you, by the way. | |
| Not mod. | |
| It's too hard to be a mod. | |
| They're too perfect. | |
| In fact, that was the whole culture of mods. | |
| I prefer this sort of washed up mod. | |
| You know? | |
| Like you've already done your albums and you made your money and you're kind of a mod slob. | |
| And that's... | |
| I was getting ready the bumper that we are going to watch soon. | |
| Free speech. | |
| Yeah, no, we're not doing that for a minute. | |
| So the specials? | |
| Yeah, you had it up. | |
| It was the YouTube thing. | |
| You really are liming it out of the park today. | |
| Yeah, that look. | |
| So neat and tidy, but, you know, not too neat and tidy. | |
| And on vacation. | |
| Doesn't that look like a great hang right there? | |
| There's a bunch of pints. | |
| Someone's bored. | |
| There's some conjecture going on. | |
| You know? | |
| There's someone like, what would you rather do? | |
| Be buried alive or drown? | |
| All right, let's start the show. | |
| I noticed there's an ad going around about recruitment into the military. | |
| And it's pretty shocking. | |
| It's pretty sad. | |
| Dude, have you noticed how fucking ripped I am? | |
| Now, first of all, this is my Miles coat. | |
| It's actually my wife's coat, and I'm wearing it because we have a military theme today, but I'm bulging out of it like an absolute fucking WWE beast. | |
| I've become a monster. | |
| I'm not exactly that ripped on the front body torso. | |
| The front body torso is the hardest to work, so don't even play it. | |
| The front body torso is the hardest part to work. | |
| Especially when you drink fucking 50 beers a day. | |
| So I wanted to discuss with you the American military and these cringe ads to try to get more, I don't know, dykes. | |
| Music We are the laughingstock of the fucking world. | |
| You want to know why? | |
| Because not only do we allow the pussification of America, but we encourage it. | |
| That's the problem. | |
| Oh, and one more thing. | |
| We also totally demean and criticize anything remotely masculine. | |
| Now, that's bad when it comes to fatherhood, when it comes to running a fucking burger joint, pretty much everything, but it's especially bad when it comes to the military. | |
| A big part of the American military is a deterrent. | |
| I want you to be scared of us. | |
| I want John Kerry in the electric chair for being a traitor and giving secrets to Iran. | |
| That would make the world shit their pants. | |
| I want the Middle East to go, oh no, America. | |
| So when you hear about the military, I want you to see big, strong, scary men. | |
| Not some fucking random social justice warrior, Dyke. | |
| So I want to start this. | |
| This is a Russian recruitment video. | |
| I speak fluent Russian, so I'll be able to translate it for you. | |
| I'm going to compare that to a recruitment video for our side, which is very disappointing, to say the least. | |
| Okay, let's get started. | |
| I am a man. | |
| I am sick of being a pussy. | |
| I want to do something with my life. | |
| I'm sick of fucking around with my friends who can afford Air Jordans, which is very rare. | |
| And I like girls and stuff, but it's time to start a life. | |
| I want a family. | |
| I want to do something. | |
| I'm also fucking ripped. | |
| I rip men's head offs. | |
| For fun, I could see that soccer ball I was kicking. | |
| I kick a faggot like that in the teeth. | |
| And then I could do about a million push-ups. | |
| I joined the army. | |
| And we learned to jump over things. | |
| I am triumphed in Saudog now, all of a sudden. | |
| And shooting and getting into the greatest shape of my life with a military that is the strongest in the world. | |
| We are fearless. | |
| And not only am I building a better family and a future for myself, but I am forging the future for my entire country. | |
| This is a future of Russia. | |
| This is the future of me. | |
| And this is the future of my manhood. | |
| Die, motherfuckers! | |
| Assault. | |
| And that does two things. | |
| That recruits bona fide asshole. | |
| No, sorry, bonafide tough guy. | |
| Asshole too, maybe. | |
| That's a good thing in this case. | |
| That's kind of what I want to get at. | |
| You don't want to pander to anyone. | |
| The video you're about to see is clearly pandering. | |
| Are we that desperate for people to sign up to the military? | |
| Are our numbers shockingly low? | |
| Like, I think a good recruitment video would be the armed forces, don't join. | |
| You're a pussy. | |
| Or you don't have the balls to join. | |
| It shouldn't even have a door. | |
| The recruitment place should have, you have to punch your way through like a sidewall. | |
| I don't want, like, people used to say the proud boys are trying to recruit people. | |
| No, we didn't want anyone you had to recruit. | |
| It should be hard to get into. | |
| Going out there and trying to sell it, it's like fucking, really. | |
| Like, I don't want to plead for, I want someone, I want to fuck someone that want to fucks me, that wants to fuck me. | |
| I don't want to be able to like, you can try it. | |
| You don't have to suck it. | |
| You can just hug me. | |
| That's not true. | |
| You got to fuck me. | |
| So this video, so again, there's two problems here. | |
| One, the message we're sending to the world. | |
| And two, the kind of people we're encouraging. | |
| I want our army to be the top. | |
| I want our police to be all male. | |
| We can have women filling out forms. | |
| I want the police on the streets to be all male and all over six feet and fucking fearless. | |
| Same with our firemen. | |
| I want them all to be able to carry a fat pig down the stairs without getting a hernia. | |
| Obviously. | |
| Almost everything I say, I should have all caps at the end. | |
| Obviously. | |
| This is not a radical belief. | |
| This is a radical belief. | |
| All right, so let's forget the whole we are the laughingstock and we're sending out a bad message. | |
| But let's just look at the kind of person we're recruiting. | |
| This is the story of a soldier who operates your nation's Patriot missile defense systems. | |
| Sounds good. | |
| That looks like a badass system. | |
| I don't like this kind of animation, but it begins in California. | |
| Okay. | |
| With a little girl raised by two moms. | |
| So stop. | |
| So we're trying to get the children of lesbians. | |
| Is that a thing? | |
| What's the data on this, by the way? | |
| With like sexual molestation and stuff? | |
| I've seen that it's a relatively new concept, right? | |
| Being raised by gays. | |
| But I've heard rumors that they all turn out fucked up. | |
| It's just that it's so new, we don't really know yet. | |
| And then, of course, if you were to ever say that on a platform outside of censor.tv, you'd get, fuck you, I was raised by two dads and I cured cancer. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| I'm talking about thousands of people here and what general patterns have formed. | |
| All right, so you were raised by two moms. | |
| Very rare, but whatever. | |
| If you were going to be an orphan otherwise, I don't give a shit. | |
| I guess it's better than living in an orphanage. | |
| Why is this relevant, though, to who you are? | |
| Although I had a fairly typical childhood, took ballet, played violin, I also marched for equality. | |
| Okay, so the sentiment here is, stop, that if you're raised by gays, they have to be activists, because that's what gays do, right? | |
| Because we live in such a homophobic society, they need to be activists to survive. | |
| So this is the new military. | |
| We have activist children. | |
| Never mind the possibility that gays and lesbians don't really have to be politically active. | |
| Couldn't they be conservative gays? | |
| Is that possible? | |
| And look at these motherfucking platitudes. | |
| Respect everyone? | |
| Should I respect pedophiles? | |
| Should I respect some big fat loser that drinks a bottle of fucking gin a day and then shits himself? | |
| Should I respect a dad who abandoned his children right after they were born like fucking Katsu did? | |
| And love each other? | |
| Why? | |
| Wait, who? | |
| I need more conditions there. | |
| I'm not throwing around this love. | |
| Oh, willy-nilly. | |
| Who are you, Willard P. Nillard? | |
| From an early age. | |
| When I was six years old, one of my moms had an accident that left her paralyzed. | |
| Doctors said she might never walk again. | |
| She's fat. | |
| But she tapped into my family's pride to get back on her feet. | |
| She tapped? | |
| Stop. | |
| What the fuck? | |
| She tapped into my family's pride. | |
| Like they weren't ashamed that they were gay. | |
| I guarantee you live in Portland or Berkeley. | |
| Oh, no, they already showed us, right? | |
| somewhere in California? | |
| No one is... | |
| You're a status symbol. | |
| Oh, I was hanging out with my two moms the other day. | |
| Wow. | |
| Can you show up at one of my parties? | |
| I saw this black woman walking around the suburbs today. | |
| Sorry, a white woman with a black woman. | |
| And she obviously didn't live anywhere near there. | |
| But you could tell the white woman was so fucking thrilled to be walking with a black woman. | |
| I don't know if it was her maid or her daughter's fucking bongo teacher or something, but she was just like, her feet were not touching the ground. | |
| She was just like, everybody's seeing this. | |
| I'm with the POC. | |
| Anyway, sorry, tangent. | |
| You might never walk again. | |
| But she tapped into my family's pride to get back on her feet. | |
| Eventually standing at the altar to marry my other mom. | |
| Okay, stop. | |
| So she said she was six, right? | |
| What took these fucking bitches so long to get married? | |
| Of course, there's black people at the wedding. | |
| What took her so long to get married? | |
| So let's say the physical therapy took a year, a year and a half, seven. | |
| Maybe she's eight now. | |
| You didn't get married till your kid was eight. | |
| You're a fuck-up. | |
| You're not good parents. | |
| Why is there menstrual blood all over the ground? | |
| With such powerful role models, I finished high school at the top of my class and then attended UC Davis. | |
| So I joined a sorority girl. | |
| She did well because she had powerful lesbian parents. | |
| Okay. | |
| Other strong women. | |
| But as graduation approached, I began feeling like I'd been handed so much in life. | |
| A sorority girl stereotype. | |
| Sure, I'd spent my life around inspiring women. | |
| Okay, stop. | |
| That was kind of crazy. | |
| The left is coming full circle and it's about to eat itself. | |
| You know how you can see a dog about to bite? | |
| The left is about to bite a huge chunk out of its own leg. | |
| So she's, you know, they're insatiable, right? | |
| So she's the daughter of two lesbians. | |
| So you get a free pass. | |
| You're good. | |
| No. | |
| No, no, no, no, no. | |
| Not anymore. | |
| Now you grew up privileged because you had the privilege of being with two wonderful, loving lesbians who are white. | |
| So now you're bad. | |
| Now you're part of the patriarchy. | |
| You're the oppressor. | |
| And then they start getting, you can tell like in the story, it's sort of folding in on itself because it goes, sure, I did have lesbian parents, but I also had a privileged lifestyle. | |
| So now this is getting really weird. | |
| A way to fight your own innate white privilege as the child of lesbians is to join the army because that's black. | |
| What the fuck is going on here? | |
| Sure, I'd spent my life around inspiring women. | |
| But what had I really achieved on my own? | |
| One of my sorority sisters was studying abroad in Italy. | |
| Studying abroad in Italy? | |
| Well, you sure hang around with a lot of lesbians. | |
| Everyone's studying broads around here. | |
| I was climbing Mount Everest. | |
| I needed my own experience. | |
| Climbing Mount Everest. | |
| Who wrote this? | |
| A nine-year-old? | |
| Lunch. | |
| And after meeting with an army recruiter, I decided to be the only woman in the world who can pull herself up on a rope. | |
| And maybe shatter some stereotypes along the way. | |
| You are 100% stereotype. | |
| I'm U.S. Army Corporal Emma Malone Lord, and I answered my calling. | |
| It should be strength. | |
| Strength and bravery are kind of the top things for the Army. | |
| Not growing up with lesbian parents and ashamed of your own white privilege. | |
| This does not bode well for the future, my friends. | |
| We shouldn't be showing the rest of the world that we're a bunch of fucking pussies, and we should not be importing so much pussy that's been raised by two pussies into our army. | |
| It's not good. | |
| What's that other one? | |
| Is that a third one, Ryan? | |
| It's a whole series? | |
| That was just a military part of the army. | |
| Jesus H. Christ. | |
| So now the military is all about colors and color and gender and gayness. | |
| That's our last fucking priority. | |
| Can we have a meritocracy anywhere? | |
| In fact, the military is disproportionately black, isn't it? | |
| Okay, let me see. | |
| What is this? | |
| Same thing, but kind of this cool intro. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, it's the same thing, but a better intro. | |
| So that's a whole series. | |
| Just because I'm black doesn't mean I can't join the army. | |
| Uh, yeah. | |
| Thanks. | |
| Thanks. | |
| I gotta go. | |
| *music* | |
| My rib still hurts, by the way, if anyone's asking. | |
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| You open up your closet to show your guns, and they just, they look like that scene in The Kingsman where all the guns are revealed. | |
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| So all of our sponsors are constantly harassed. | |
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| That should just be the norm. | |
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| My daughter did this last time. | |
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| It's a totally different experience. | |
| And I know a lot of us go, oh, fuck, I don't want to wear a suit. | |
| That's a pain in the ass. | |
| No, dude, when your suit is custom-tailored to you and the shirts fit you and the neck isn't tight, you look like such a loser, by the way, when you have your top button undone. | |
| You don't look professional. | |
| And I can't tell you how many producers and engineers and staff members at Fox News don't do their top buttons and they have a tie on. | |
| It makes you look like a retard. | |
| You need the neck to fit your neck. | |
| But once you get that and you put the top button on, you're like, this isn't even remotely uncomfortable. | |
| I could be in New York City on the subway in July and I feel like I'm wearing jeans and a t-shirt because this fits me perfectly. | |
| And that's why I'll always go to Nita Fashions. | |
| I think I have like 12 suits with them. | |
| And they say Gavin McInnes on the inside. | |
| I mean, I'll give these to my kids. | |
| I'll will them. | |
| And if you're a cheap ass, you can get shirts for as little as like, I think 60 bucks. | |
| You can get a suit for, I think like, this has been a while, but like 800 bucks. | |
| And then, of course, you can go right up to 150 with the shirts or even more where this fabric is like as thick as this coat. | |
| And it's just this awesome, thick shirt. | |
| So anyway, you should have one suit. | |
| You'll have your wedding tuxedo. | |
| You have your funeral suit. | |
| Even if you don't wear suits, you should have one. | |
| Get it at Nita Fashions. | |
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| And that'll just be like, say you're not a suit person. | |
| Say you're a redneck and you work for John Deere. | |
| That's my, I have that suit. | |
| You have that one suit in your closet for weddings and funerals and everything where it's the one time you dress up, you know, your son's graduation. | |
| And it should be a Nita Fashion suit. | |
| Anyway. | |
| Ooh. | |
| That's a good look. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I saw the marksman, by the way. | |
| Have you seen this story where this guy, it's not in the notes, but this guy, a farmer in Texas, just walking around. | |
| There's a bunch of kids lying on the ground It's Yeah, he's, I think what's going on with the borders is, they were pried open by Joe Biden, and we learned thanks to AOC that children in cages is a big deal, right? | |
| So what these scumbag cartels started doing was just like grabbing random kids, because human life means nothing down there, and children are meaningless. | |
| let's grab some random kids the same way you would grab peanuts at the bar and throw them with the group. | |
| And then when you get busted, you're like, this is my son, whatever the fuck his name is. | |
| He's my little kid. | |
| And now it's a family at the border, and that's got, that helps you get through. | |
| It helps you get you processed. | |
| It just helps you overall. | |
| It's not their actual kids. | |
| But I think what happened here was these kids were a pain in the ass. | |
| They were crying. | |
| I mean, it's a hell journey. | |
| It's like, what do they call that mudder-rucker, mudder-fudder? | |
| Mudder-rucker, yeah. | |
| It's a tough mutter. | |
| Tough mutter. | |
| It's a major ordeal to cross the border. | |
| And little kids don't like major ordeals. | |
| I don't know if you've ever taken a kid to a triathlon in 110-degree heat, but they tend to get grumpy. | |
| And I believe what happened here is the illegals and the Codis just said, just fucking, just leave them there to die. | |
| I don't have time for this shit. | |
| So they did. | |
| And this, yeah, someone brought their five-year-old to that. | |
| And we're supposed to go, well, they're fleeing pain and suffering. | |
| No, they're not. | |
| Drug-dealing, illegal cartels are taking advantage of open borders and using children as cannon fodder. | |
| That's what's going on, you out-of-touch dunce? | |
| Anyway, so that guy keeps updating it. | |
| He's like, this is going to get worse. | |
| This is not unusual for me to find little kids lying on my fucking lawn. | |
| Get off my lawn. | |
| But anyway, The Marksman is this cool movie with Liam Nissan. | |
| It's a long inside joke because it's not worth explaining. | |
| And similar kind of story. | |
| Holy shit, I just had the darkest thought on earth. | |
| Please. | |
| What if some psycho at the production company that made the movie was an immigrant from Mexico and slipped some money to a cartel to leave some kids at the border to die? | |
| Because it would be in the news right when the marksman came out. | |
| And that would be good for business. | |
| Okay, I didn't think you were going there, but that's interesting. | |
| I would say there's a one in 720 chance that happened. | |
| Mine was way darker. | |
| I pictured you went darker. | |
| Okay, I don't hear it then. | |
| Doesn't have to do with children. | |
| He's he's got a fucking He's lived in America for a long time now. | |
| So he has an American accent. | |
| He's still Irish. | |
| He's like, I'm kind of an Irish guy, but I'm still an American. | |
| And so I kind of enunciate, but it is the top of the morning to you. | |
| And if it is the morning, I may indulge in some lucky charms. | |
| I just need a little time to sort things out. | |
| What is that? | |
| It's a nothing actually. | |
| I just need a little time to sort things out. | |
| I'm not Irish, but I'm not American either. | |
| It's Sony Swiss. | |
| Howdy. | |
| You're never gonna make it. | |
| It's miles to the. | |
| You're never gonna make it. | |
| I'll call Border Patrol. | |
| They're like, sir, you're not even from here. | |
| Yeah. | |
| What the fuck? | |
| I'll call Border Patrol on you. | |
| No, no. | |
| No, no. | |
| Everybody come. | |
| Mama. | |
| I come here to take the woman and the boy. | |
| I was in the Marine Club, so I suggest you all turn around and add a ghost. | |
| I'm a soldier too. | |
| My orders are to take them back with me. | |
| Sir, help them, please. | |
| Mexicans are hot. | |
| They tend not to have the best ass. | |
| When they mix, they're great, but otherwise square-bodied. | |
| Square-bodied. | |
| I like a nice panini sandwich once in a while. | |
| Nice to meet you. | |
| That kid, you know how kids ruin movies with their shitty acting? | |
| Like the little Hmong boy in Gran Torino? | |
| Yes. | |
| This kid is as good as Liam Nisa. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| Yeah, he's amazing. | |
| It's a really good movie. | |
| It's well acted. | |
| Nice. | |
| You're rarely pulled out of it. | |
| And it's a little bit predictable, but not really. | |
| And you're rarely pulled out of it. | |
| He just needs someone to give him a chance. | |
| They should pay me for these plugs. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You know how many snobs wouldn't give this even a fair, even kind of a fair shake? | |
| They're missing out on great movies. | |
| All I want is action movies. | |
| I mean, they do have the whole curse. | |
| All I want is because my obsession is my family. | |
| They're constantly under siege. | |
| I've got these Karens and Antifa threatening me and my family. | |
| And if I was a single dad, I would, I'm not a single dad. | |
| If I was a single man, I would love it. | |
| I'd be like, okay, let's set up the fights. | |
| I'll be at my house on Thursday and come by. | |
| Try to sneak in the back door. | |
| I want to test out some security there. | |
| And then I can shoot you or we can have a knife fight. | |
| But, you know, they affect your wife's social life, your wife's sanity. | |
| And so these are a great release to imagine what you would do to these people fucking with your family. | |
| And I can't wait to see this new Jason Statham. | |
| *Sigh* | |
| The Wrath of Man. | |
| It's called the Wrath of Man. | |
| What? | |
| That's your Jason Statham? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I haven't heard him talk in a long time. | |
| It's East English. | |
| It's East London, cockney, whatever, but with a hoarse voice. | |
| Why are you mucking about? | |
| Botico Security, specialized in cash trucks across LA. | |
| Do you have any idea how dangerous this job can be? | |
| Shamade, yeah. | |
| We ain't the predators, we're the prey. | |
| Come on, though, yeah. | |
| Has he ever tried to lose the accent for a movie? | |
| I hope he does it in this. | |
| I feel like thanks to the internet, we're so international now that it doesn't pull us out to hear that weird accent. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Like, look at rap. | |
| One of the biggest things in rap now are these Swedish dudes. | |
| I forget what it's called. | |
| Dark Nell or something. | |
| I lost my daughter. | |
| Temporary sign-off. | |
| Why don't you flip pistols in a machine gun? | |
| Fine. | |
| Do you have a problem? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Go on. | |
| Don't be on the grand drop. | |
| You got a problem? | |
| They're serious! | |
| Leave this to me. | |
| Listen to me, you fucking cunt. | |
| Sorry, pal. | |
| This is what all men want to be. | |
| Murderers. | |
| I actually don't want to see... | |
| Hello, I'm... | |
| I'm on the show right now. | |
| What's that Swedish rap you're talking about? | |
| Young Leon. | |
| Young Leon? | |
| Young Lean. | |
| Young Lean. | |
| And what's that kind of rap called? | |
| Drain Gang? | |
| Green Gang? | |
| Just drain, like drainer. | |
| Like a Draino? | |
| Just like Drainers, and then he's in Drain Gang. | |
| What are Drainers? | |
| Like, when you're draining spaghetti? | |
| That's draining. | |
| People who like Drain Gang. | |
| Yeah, you're just saying more of the same thing. | |
| If you're trying to explain something, you got to give me an analogy. | |
| Like fans of Drain Gang. | |
| Okay, all right. | |
| I got it. | |
| Drain gang. | |
| That's it. | |
| Okay, thank you. | |
| She's like, drainers. | |
| What do you mean? | |
| I don't know if you're saying dreeners or, you know, fans of drain gang. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's still lost. | |
| If I had an ER to it, then it should give you context. | |
| It's Zorkods. | |
| What's the, you know, like people who Zork. | |
| Zorkadters? | |
| You know, Zorkhotters. | |
| Zorkod? | |
| From those who's Zorkading? | |
| Come on, man. | |
| I don't know what you're saying, lady. | |
| My point with this is like, no one has a problem with this. | |
| They probably would have. | |
| I remember Canadian rap got mocked a lot and, you know, European rap was never really considered rap. | |
| French rap from France was cool in France, but it never left. | |
| But now I feel like with young people and maybe most of us, we just were kind of international. | |
| It's true. | |
| Someone was asking about that international Kebin story recently. | |
| So I'm in Costa Rica. | |
| I had a home there. | |
| The blacks in Costa Rica are kind of Rastafarian. | |
| They have a Caribbean accent. | |
| Not on the other coast, but in Costa Rica. | |
| I don't get it. | |
| I guess they derive from fucking Caribbean slaves or something. | |
| But there was this guy, I forget his name, but he couldn't get my name right. | |
| He called me Kebin. | |
| Wagwan Kebin? | |
| I got all manner of things vexing me so. | |
| And we may have done the occasional nose beers. | |
| And so he only wore shorts. | |
| He lived in a tent on the beach. | |
| He was a homeless person. | |
| And I put him in vice in the do's and don'ts. | |
| And so I come back the next year and I'm like, check it out, dude. | |
| You're in the do's and don'ts. | |
| And he got so fucking mad. | |
| Wow. | |
| Because he thought we were making fun of him. | |
| Oh. | |
| And he was like, he goes, you don't, he goes, you don't think, you don't know who I am, Kebin. | |
| I'm international. | |
| And he was a heavy Coke addict. | |
| And he kept telling me, I'm international, Kebin. | |
| And then he's like, Kebin, come here. | |
| And then it was on my Chismo thing. | |
| I'm like, is he going to stab me? | |
| I can't say no. | |
| They look like a pussy. | |
| So, and in that little tiny village, like that would have been the thing. | |
| I would have been known as the pussy guy who didn't walk over to a man. | |
| Didn't walk over to a man. | |
| So I go, all right. | |
| So I walk over and I'm, my, I'm, I have fucking Adderall eyes because I'm just like, is there a knife? | |
| Is this shit going down? | |
| I'm not going to let the door lock behind me. | |
| So he goes and he's doing a bump. | |
| I may or may not have had a bump of Runski. | |
| And he looks at me. | |
| He goes, don't fuck around, Kebin. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| And I'm going, all right, this is getting pretty intense. | |
| And he goes, because if you fuck around, you get abused. | |
| Seen? | |
| Oh, that's so foreign and so bad. | |
| And I was like, okay, I got it. | |
| Weren't scared? | |
| I was scared. | |
| Okay, yeah. | |
| He was a psycho. | |
| Yeah, I'm scared. | |
| He looked like the bad guy in ghost. | |
| You know, the black guy in ghost who gets eaten by subway monsters? | |
| That's exactly what he looked like. | |
| And for all I know, he had a fucking knife in his... | |
| That's it. | |
| He didn't own shirts or shoes. | |
| I'm like, has he got a knife up his ass, crack? | |
| What did you look up, by the way, to find that guy? | |
| Black guy and ghost. | |
| Okay, black guy in quotes. | |
| Movie ghost. | |
| Wait, did you put one word in quotes, the word ghost? | |
| Yes. | |
| You did. | |
| Yes. | |
| You did. | |
| Yeah, just the word subway. | |
| I mean, a ghost. | |
| Yes. | |
| Ryan, you don't put a word in quotes when you're searching. | |
| Quotes mean group this together. | |
| How do you group one word together? | |
| Oh, gotcha. | |
| So it would be ghost movie. | |
| Wait, this isn't the guy. | |
| You look like him? | |
| Is that a black guy? | |
| No. | |
| Okay, so it's probably not him. | |
| I would go black guy movie ghost and use no quotes or you're going to get something called the movie ghost. | |
| That's boogie. | |
| I can't believe you put one word in quotes. | |
| Black guy movie ghost. | |
| You know who I'm talking about, right? | |
| No, I haven't seen this in years. | |
| I remember seeing this in the game. | |
| No one has. | |
| Nobody has seen ghost recently. | |
| That's a good point. | |
| Anyway, while you try to find that out, we have to get, We went 45 minutes instead of 30. | |
| Oh, my voice sounds so cool now. | |
| I've been talking all day. | |
| There he is. | |
| Oh, shh. | |
| I know my outgoing message now. | |
| Hi, you've reached Gavin. | |
| Sorry I can't get back to you. | |
| I'm fucking a bunch of chicks on a motorcycle listening to Van Halen on my way to Chuck Zito's house. | |
| But if you leave a message, I might get back to you. | |
| Probably not. | |
| Probably not. | |
| Actually, don't leave a message. | |
| You're a fag. | |
| Boop. | |
| Make that your outgoing message on your phone. | |
| Ow, the ribs now. | |
| I've never had my ribs broken up so high. | |
| So coughing and sneezing isn't as bad as you think. | |
| But just occasionally someone will leave an exacto blade in your ribs. | |
| And you'll feel this like, cha-cha-cha-cha. | |
| Wait, you found it and you still can't find it? | |
| No, I found it. | |
| I just. | |
| We want to see the scene. | |
| There he is. | |
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| Telling you, man, you have a hard leg day? | |
| I've been doing a lot of, what are these triceps? | |
| I've been doing these things. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| You pull this doohickey. | |
| And these are aching. | |
| You put some of the topicals on that. | |
| Gone. | |
| It doesn't hurt cracked ribs. | |
| I mean, help cracked ribs, but it helps all that, especially leg days, those aching leg days. | |
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| And people always say, is it johnnyapple.com? | |
| What is it? | |
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| Yes, all of those work. | |
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| Thanks, Johnny Apple. | |
| We like you more than a friend. | |
| I got a lot of stuff to cover here. | |
| A lot of racial shit this year. | |
| Proud boys in prison, free speech, cancel culture, critical race theory, ridiculous statues. | |
| Great letters we've been getting these days about guys getting fired for having the wrong opinions, especially in the police force. | |
| We want to discuss all that, but not for freeloaders like you. | |
| This is only going to go behind the paywall. | |
| I'm so excited about this new voice. | |
| I think I'm going to record my last will and testament. | |
| Did you find the footage yet? | |
| I got the full movie. | |
| I don't want the full movie. | |
| You better not be fucking buying it. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Just find the scene with that guy. | |
| You got his name. | |
| It didn't tell me his name, actually. | |
| It was Things I Like blog. | |
| Okay. | |
| So that's stuff. | |
| Anyway, we're going to find that scene just because Ryan has to learn how to finish a job. | |
| But all of this is going to go on behind the paywall. | |
| If you go to censor.tv, you spend a few three nickels. | |
| No, three dimes and a nickel a day. | |
| Pocket change, $10 a month, and you get more content than you should be watching. | |
| I'm up to two hours a day these days. | |
| We've got all new shows coming in. | |
| Despite the rumors Milo's spreading, we've got three new shows coming up, much more down the line too. | |
| And once we build a studio, I can start having shows that aren't mine in that studio. | |
| I'm also going to start doing a bunch of interview shows. | |
| I've got a bar set I've built and a sit-down set I've built. | |
| For the bar set, I want to do like regular Joe's, Vietnam vets, plumbers, ask them about their trade. | |
| For the fancy set, we'll talk to celebrities like Hank Coulter, James O'Keefe, ask them what's going on, what makes them tick. | |
| Very exciting year up ahead, despite what the media tells you. |