GOML LIVE #104: DONEFORD & SONS (Part 1)
The most successful hipster in the world just got canceled for saying Andy Ngo is brave. Also, the war on cops, our incompetent FBI, tattletale journalists, and a $1,000 contest to make GOML backdrops.
The most successful hipster in the world just got canceled for saying Andy Ngo is brave. Also, the war on cops, our incompetent FBI, tattletale journalists, and a $1,000 contest to make GOML backdrops.
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Oh, live from New York. | |
It's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes. | |
Weep for yourself, my man. | |
You'll never be what is in your heart. | |
Weep, little lion man. | |
You're not as brave as you were at the start *music* Mumford and Sons. | |
This is not quite right, sorry. | |
Hello, how are you? | |
Welcome to GOML Live. | |
Get off my lawn live. | |
We're here. | |
I need the reads for the ads. | |
Ads. | |
No. | |
No, it's not, Richard. | |
You got something wrong again. | |
Can we lose this dumb shelf, please? | |
That was the old us. | |
We got a letter. | |
They said, someone said, doesn't Ryan look around the studio and go, couldn't you have just given me a raise? | |
I could have had a thousand bucks. | |
Which is a weird, dumb mentality. | |
Wait, I don't even get what that meant. | |
What? | |
Like, I look around at all the stuff and said, couldn't this just have been a raise? | |
Dude, what's with your audio, genius? | |
What I'm coming through, right? | |
First of all, I told you, I don't need a mic from you. | |
You're right there. | |
So you're reverberating. | |
Hello. | |
Still? | |
Yeah. | |
Sorry, folks. | |
My collar has to be adjusted. | |
Little rushed here. | |
My son, my youngest boy, has quit boxing. | |
Him and his friend, CJ, don't like it. | |
They like baseball. | |
There's more variety, they said. | |
And I agree. | |
I'm hearing myself come through the speaker here, which is annoying. | |
Weren't you here all day today? | |
And why are you dressed like a lifeguard? | |
But seriously, why am I hearing myself come out of that speaker? | |
It's really irritating. | |
We were testing a lot of things, frankly. | |
Okay, so maybe don't test things right before we have a live show. | |
And as far as the background, I don't know, show Mumford and Sons. | |
Continue the video. | |
Like, your job, Ryan, now that we have this screen is to be an artist. | |
I like that. | |
To paint a picture. | |
So what we're doing now is after, like, when we're in the mailbag, I'll have the mailbag frame there when we do the final video. | |
Well, I actually have a fun contest to announce. | |
But I don't want to get to that yet. | |
I want to focus on Mumford and Sons. | |
So let's play a little more of that video. | |
Put it behind me. | |
By the way, I will lower these. | |
I put a thing there now so you don't have to see it. | |
I'm sorry that you had to look at the TV stand. | |
You fucking homosexuals. | |
Before we start the show, though, I'd like to thank Tactical Walls for supporting our show. | |
I want to get them to do the sort of entrance to our new studio. | |
That would be fun. | |
And we could have a bunch of stuff there. | |
Like a gun, an illegal gun here in the South Bronx. | |
A baseball bat, machete. | |
It's funny when it comes to home invasions in New York, maybe it's not this way che vu. | |
What's going on with that cord with the camera? | |
The super wide. | |
What's up with it? | |
It's been messed with. | |
What do you mean I'm not coming through? | |
No, I'm not coming through in the speakers. | |
What's with that cord? | |
Okay, we'll adjust the chord accordingly. | |
It's not your fault with mine, and it's your heart's on the line. | |
Yeah. | |
Maybe move it forward? | |
Sorry, folks, you're not even seeing what we're talking about. | |
But I don't mind that he's a hoarder and he fucks up his own fag zone. | |
But when he gets involved in my studio and every time I come back, there's another major problem. | |
I get annoyed. | |
All right. | |
We'll worry about it another day. | |
So I want to, with home invasions, with any kind of invasion in New York, there's this sort of degrees. | |
Like if it's Karens just coming to the house to like yell at your house and have a seance for Trump, you blast them with a hose. | |
If it's miscreants, vandals that want to throw eggs, you shoot them with a BB gun. | |
If it's someone getting near the house in a threatening way, you bring out the machete, you chop their arm off. | |
And then if anyone, of course, breaches the actual property line, gets near your front door or pushes on your front door, you blow their head off with a shotgun. | |
So you don't bring out a shotgun when some Karens want to have a protest outside your door. | |
That's clinius wood shit. | |
That's get off my lawn stuff. | |
That's a little intense for me personally. | |
So the same with the office. | |
We want to have a variety of things. | |
So anyway, I was hoping Tactical Walls could help us build a thing with like baseball bat, my motorcycle helmets. | |
When I come in, I put those there. | |
Coat rack. | |
It's not all military weapons that they build stuff for. | |
Can you pull up Tactical Walls? | |
We're actually doing a Tactical Walls ad right now. | |
But they are the pros at the Mod Wall. | |
And you can see Ryan's various applications he uses on his computer there. | |
If you are lucky enough to live in a gun-friendly zone and you have a bunch of guns, I'd like you to know that as New Yorkers, we are green with envy. | |
We can't believe you lucky bastards get away with that. | |
I have that. | |
I have the top locking shelf. | |
You know how many guns I have in it? | |
None. | |
I have two cans of bud and three mini bottles of makers. | |
That's about the only contraband we're allowed here in New York. | |
I love this, the issue box. | |
It's a tissue box with a gun in it. | |
Fantastic stuff. | |
And if you go to tacticalwalls.com right now and you use the promo code Gavin, you get 20% off all orders. | |
Oh, the AC's on. | |
Can you hear that through your headphones? | |
Now you'll say no. | |
This is classic Ryan. | |
You'll say no, and then people will write in and go, I couldn't hear you. | |
What the fuck was that humming sound? | |
Yeah, when I crunched the headphones in my ears, I could absolutely hear it low, but there. | |
Okay. | |
That's not good. | |
We should get that off. | |
I'm actually wearing a need of fashions linen suit and linen shirt. | |
Look at that. | |
I'll never forget. | |
I think it was Roger Stone's trial. | |
I was wearing a linen suit. | |
Go back to Mumford and Sons shithead. | |
Not Nita Fashions. | |
I was walking towards him. | |
So this was like October, I guess, when Stone was on trial. | |
I forget exactly when, but it was not warmout. | |
And I was wearing this suit, I believe. | |
And Milo was staring at me going. | |
And I was like, is there an issue? | |
What's going on? | |
What's the problem? | |
And he goes, it's a little bit late in the year for Linen, is it not? | |
He was saying it not in a jokey way, like a concerned way. | |
It's sort of like Fleckus when I said to him, you seem like a Mets fan, a New Yorker. | |
Like, why don't you like the Mets? | |
You're from New York. | |
And he's not kidding, not being mean or trying to be funny. | |
He went, I mean, and he's trying to work it out on his own. | |
He's like, I mean, I'm not a retard and I'm not a Jew, so I don't know. | |
It never occurred to me. | |
What are you doing right now? | |
Because the video you're playing ended. | |
Oh, I'm perfecting the audio here. | |
Yeah, that's why I didn't want to play that. | |
So I'm pulling up Nita Fashions over here. | |
I'm trying to ready some other graphics. | |
Let me be the artist with this wall. | |
If I fail, then just beat me. | |
You're already failing. | |
Like, you're knocking it out of the park as far as failing goes. | |
So we've done an ad for tacticalwalls.com. | |
Promo code Gavin, 20% off all orders. | |
We also want to do an ad for Nita Fashions. | |
So stop pulling up that goddamn shelf. | |
I'm about to flip it over. | |
So can I put that on the wall or should I just... | |
But Nita Fashion's on the wall. | |
So you want to see me go into the... | |
You could do Nita Fashions. | |
Let's go full screen. | |
Stop showing the shelf. | |
Okay. | |
I'm just letting you know you're going to see my whole browser if I don't hide that. | |
See, that's a temporary shelf that hides what I'm doing. | |
Unless you want to see me browsing on the fucking. | |
You can fix the temporary shelf thing. | |
What do you mean? | |
That is the fix. | |
Whatever, Ryan. | |
Let's not argue and bore people to death. | |
Here's me typing in the defense. | |
Look at that. | |
You get your name in it. | |
We've explained this many. | |
Look at that. | |
Gavin McInnes, beautifully written on the inside. | |
You should have a suit. | |
If you're a total loser who never needs a suit, you need a suit for weddings and funerals. | |
I'm going to be doing a wedding this Saturday. | |
You need to have that at least one in your closet. | |
And why not make it fit like pajamas? | |
These suits feel so good. | |
I am wearing my PJs right now. | |
I'm wearing flannel PJs, but I'm wearing a suit. | |
Look at that GM. | |
You know, my old shirts when I was fat say GMM. | |
These say GM. | |
And I know when I'm grabbing my shirts to grab this one because it'll account for the fact that I've put on a bit of weight. | |
So what you do is you contact them, info at NitaFashions.com, I believe. | |
And they will help you measure yourself, your dimension. | |
Sales at NitaFashions.com works too. | |
They're in Hong Kong. | |
And they'll measure you up. | |
Then you, once you get all of your measurements done, they've got a big book that's dedicated to you. | |
And then they have your shirt size, your jacket size. | |
They can send you swatches. | |
And you just choose your shirt. | |
You can have a cheap garbage shirt for $50. | |
You can have a super fancy shirt for $150. | |
It's up to you what you buy. | |
And then once you get that established, like if you're a lawyer, I think most of the clients we send there are lawyers. | |
Now you command more respect. | |
When I see people who don't have their top button done on TV, I just think, you're a loser. | |
You don't know what you're doing. | |
I don't trust you. | |
And in the case of law, that's very dangerous. | |
Ryan, we got to turn off this AC. | |
This is embarrassing. | |
Sure, sure. | |
So keep the need of fashions up. | |
Do you know how to work the AC? | |
I've just figured it out on my own, but I'm smarter than you, so you might not be able to. | |
You just go up to like 74 degrees, and then you hit override, next, done. | |
And she go off in 15 seconds. | |
All right, so that's our ads. | |
NitaFashions, info at NitaFashions.com. | |
You can also contact them on their Instagram. | |
What's their Instagram? | |
Probably Nita Fashions. | |
I would assume that. | |
Contact them on their Instagram and set up an appointment there. | |
Nita.fashions. | |
It's great. | |
Just try one shirt. | |
And I've told you before, I got fat for my pants and I said, do I have to throw out all my suits? | |
They go, no, send us back your pants. | |
We sewed in an inch and a half because we knew you'd get fat the way we see you drink beer. | |
And boom. | |
They fixed all my pants. | |
Now all my suits are brand new again and I'm so comfortable. | |
We had a reader ask, a reader, we had a subscriber ask, why don't you ever wear belts with your suits? | |
They look good. | |
I would. | |
I don't have to. | |
They're totally redundant. | |
What's this video? | |
Well, I didn't want to distract you, but this is the Copper Cap fight. | |
Oh, no, this is you sparring with some other dudes. | |
So this is you being an artist? | |
This is a temporary thing while I go just something interesting and fun. | |
No, it has to be relevant to the thing. | |
All right. | |
You're making me jump ahead to the contest, and stop showing that. | |
It's a very bad fight. | |
So here's the idea, folks. | |
Contest. | |
Announcing a contest. | |
We have about 10 topics we tend to focus on on this show. | |
It just happened organically. | |
In the Background: As you've noticed, Ryan is incompetent and will pull up some awkward fight I had with a guy we called Klobber who's been boxing since he's eight years old and could kill me in his sleep. | |
That's so fucking funny, so true. | |
That wasn't bad. | |
So, I want something going on behind us while I talk about these various subjects. | |
Now, here are the subjects. | |
Maybe you can bring them up on the screen, Ryan. | |
Okay. | |
We have 10 subjects. | |
I notice I spelled feminism wrong, but they are as follows. | |
Feminism, LGBTQ, racism, the January 6th meandering, the war on cops, Joe Biden, Antifa, the final video, the mailbag, and fake news. | |
Those are 10 subjects we tend to focus on. | |
Now, I don't need those words, but I need those concepts. | |
So while we're doing an LGBT thing, it would be cool if there was like rainbows going on in the background and stuff. | |
Remember, the top two TVs don't really get a lot of airtime, so don't worry about the top. | |
Focus more on this half, you know? | |
Feminism. | |
And don't worry about words. | |
We don't need the word racism dancing around on the screen. | |
But I want a one-minute, one minute that can loop of racially charged stuff. | |
Maybe it's the clan. | |
I don't know what it is. | |
Maybe it's break dancing. | |
It could be, it's pretty easy, actually. | |
So what we're going to do is we're going to give the winner of each one minute loop $100. | |
But if you're really, really good, you'll probably win all of these. | |
So that's $1,000 because there's 10. | |
So the winner of each one-minute loop, whatever has the best loop, will get $100. | |
But I have a feeling if you're good enough to do the best feminism, which could be like a bunch of screaming liberals, but also like slutty chicks, right? | |
Even semi-pornographic girls in lingerie, that goes under the subject of feminism. | |
They hate that. | |
It doesn't have to be all the things that that group likes. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Like for the war on cops, it could be a totally pro-cop thing, but it could also be people like screaming at cops. | |
That works for the war on cops, too. | |
And loop that for a minute. | |
I have a feeling if you win one of them, you're going to win them all. | |
So you're going to win a thousand bucks. | |
$700 billion and a trillion three hundred billion dollars. | |
We have some new shirts coming out, by the way, of Biden quotes. | |
Exciting. | |
I'll save that for when they're closer to ready. | |
And we have a few other shirts. | |
Actually, I made a shirt, Ryan. | |
I forgot this. | |
This is a surprise. | |
I'll have to get my phone. | |
I made a shirt of you saying mom culture is awesome. | |
Is that, those are the words verbatim? | |
Yeah, why don't you direct the camera to yourself and I'll go get my phone. | |
Okay. | |
All right, so. | |
Your camera's not directed to you right now. | |
But yeah, it's got to spin around, do this little thing. | |
Hello, everybody. | |
So I hope you guys can hear me. | |
I'm looking only at my messages because I do have people telling me tech updates. | |
So guys, sit back, relax. | |
Don't worry about telling us what's wrong. | |
We have people that are skilled and on top of it, and I'm getting to the easiest as possible. | |
So far, I know it's delayed, but sounds good. | |
Anita Fashions, are you okay? | |
And the lighting looks great. | |
Okay, so so far, we're quiet. | |
I did boost it up. | |
I noticed he was quiet. | |
And so just to sit back, enjoy the show, there is somebody nerding out about all these details. | |
Wait, you already fucked up the audio of this last one? | |
I did not. | |
But I've been scared about clipping, so I've been lowering down the volume. | |
Because last time you pumped it up super high. | |
Exactly. | |
And you can't save clipped audio. | |
You can always boost low audio. | |
And so what I did was You just did it live. | |
Yes, you know what? | |
You're right. | |
That felt weird, didn't it? | |
You don't even know what to do anymore. | |
I just forwarded you the email, and I said, the first sketch he sent, I said, Ryan wears a diamond earring in his left ear. | |
Can you redo it with a diamond earring? | |
He's like, yeah, no problem. | |
My guy. | |
And then he added this with his updated version. | |
Which ear is the gay ear? | |
The ear most homosexuals get pierced more often than not is the left ear. | |
Incorrect. | |
Its reputation as the gay ear. | |
Not correct. | |
It therefore suffices to say, that's terrible grammar. | |
It's therefore sufficed to say that when someone who is a heterosexual is piercing their left ear, it simply means that they are getting their gay ear pierced. | |
It is most times advisable that straight men avoid getting the ear pierced if they intend going on with being straight. | |
It is, however, normal for people to pierce both ears. | |
Ryan, you're not smart enough to figure out the fucking AC. | |
It's still blazing. | |
And you're too stupid to notice it's on. | |
And why am I capable of figuring out the AC and you are not? | |
I didn't take a night course in AC. | |
When we first moved into the studio, I was like, hmm, I got to turn this off. | |
It's too loud in here. | |
And then I figured out how it works. | |
I have to then tell you, and then you can't even mimic what I did after I explain it to you. | |
Amazing. | |
It is, however, normal for people to pierce both ears regardless of the category they find themselves. | |
It should be noted that the concept of gay ears is one that is fast losing strength as more and more people are piercing their ears without recourse to sexual leanings. | |
Okay, let's count 15 seconds. | |
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen. | |
How do you, like, you must get lost a lot when you drive? | |
So wait, it's, you set the temperature high, did that, and then override, next, done. | |
All right. | |
Um, go to you, I will fix this fucking problem. | |
Check your email, too. | |
Maybe that feature delivered. | |
The thing is, there's no attached images. | |
I don't know what that's all about. | |
Yeah, the email is there, but there are no attached images. | |
I'm going to spin this camera and we're going to see what's going on over there with Gavin. | |
Not my fault, but mine. | |
Damn it. | |
Of course, if this doesn't work, I'll be eating Crow. | |
Okay, let me try again. | |
forward ryan It just has the names? | |
Yeah. | |
Huh. | |
Okay, I have an idea. | |
Oh, you want to see something cool? | |
This is not a very good show. | |
There's a lot of tech distractions here. | |
But by the way, the gay ear is the right ear. | |
I've known this all my life. | |
That's something you check. | |
The gay ear is the right ear? | |
That's correct. | |
There's numerous articles written about it. | |
This has been known forever and ever and ever. | |
Wait a minute. | |
This isn't working. | |
I was mocking you for not understanding the AC, but we appear to be in a similar boat. | |
Go back to you. | |
Let me try this again. | |
Oh, the AC. | |
Okay. | |
Yeah. | |
It's not a very good show so far. | |
And it's not a very good show. | |
Okay, guys, we're back here. | |
And you know what? | |
Let's play a little bit of the song. | |
The Lion Man. | |
And by the way, today there's been some news. | |
Is that why we played this song? | |
It's because the former banjo player made a statement. | |
Gavin? | |
Yes, shit for brains, obviously. | |
Okay. | |
I thought perhaps he just wanted to rock out to the song. | |
So you thought, you thought, coincidentally, Mumford and Sons is all over the news. | |
And I just wanted to hear that song. | |
Coincidentally. | |
I think you were listening to that the other day, and I thought the news just came out. | |
The other day? | |
No, we were listening to it today because they're all over the news. | |
Okay. | |
Dude, your brain is shit. | |
I don't think it's that big of a deal. | |
I mean, you could just be like, yes, that's why it's the song. | |
And then we'll all be happy. | |
All right, check the email now. | |
Jesus, we're 20 minutes, 25 minutes into the show, and it's been nothing but absolute garbage. | |
That's our new shirt. | |
That's pretty good. | |
Mom culture is awesome. | |
That's an actual quote. | |
Quote. | |
Quote. | |
Ryan Katsu Rivera said when I made fun of his taste in music, I said, your music's all mom music, like Stevie Rayvon and Dire Straits. | |
And he said, mom culture is awesome. | |
And now that's a shirt. | |
I don't hate it. | |
So if you wear the shirt, it's like Baba Booey. | |
We're making fun of Ryan. | |
All right, let's finally start the show, shall we? | |
We've done our advertisers. | |
We've had our fights. | |
We've turned off the AC. | |
I think we're ready to begin at 9.25 p.m. | |
Yes, Mumford and Sons. | |
So they're a London band, folky band, the sort of quintessential hipster band. | |
And they dared to stray from the path of the radical left. | |
They didn't go right, but they just didn't go far, far left. | |
And as we know with the radical left, you're either 100% with us or you're 100% against us. | |
So this guy, their first mistake, look up, they had sinned earlier by liking Jordan Peterson. | |
So their first mistake was a few years ago where they, I think the main guy there, the banjo player, the lead guitarist, he expressed an interest in Jordan Peterson. | |
The rest of the band thought, yeah, whatever. | |
So he invited him over to the studio. | |
And if you scroll down, you'll see their first sin. | |
This is the worst thing you could do, is pose with Jordan Peterson. | |
This was a sin. | |
Look at it. | |
So the guy in the middle, I'll get his name in a second. | |
He's the banjo guy, British guy, upper middle class, British dude, you know, got into the banjo, became a seminal part of the band, but he has sin now, so he's out. | |
He invited Jordan Peterson by the studio. | |
They all had a good time. | |
Those guys might not even know who Jordan Peterson is, but everyone was pissed off because he's a Nazi. | |
Jordan Peterson is a Nazi with the kids today, which boggles the mind because he's a left-wing pussy. | |
So that was Sin one. | |
And then Sin two was this guy, and go to the second link after the opening song here, Antifa Privilege. | |
This guy expressed interest in Andy No. | |
What he said was, Andy No's book is pretty good. | |
Winston Marshall's millionaire Brexiteer father backs him for quitting Mumford and Sons after he became cancel culture victim of viral mob when he praised U.S. conservative journalists. | |
Like all he did. | |
So his two sins so far are inviting Jordan Peterson by the studio. | |
Jordan Peterson is a Dave Rubin liberal. | |
The only left or sorry, right-wing thing he's done is to say, I'm not interested in pronouns. | |
Those don't excite me. | |
I'm not doing that. | |
I'm not saying they, them. | |
Which is, you know who else feels that way? | |
Everyone. | |
Fucking everyone. | |
Go tell your dad right now, stop the show. | |
Get up from the show. | |
You can't stop it. | |
It's live. | |
Go up to your dad, if you live with him, and say, I want to announce my new pronouns. | |
He'll just, he might even, he'll probably just go like this as he continues watching the game. | |
No one does your pronouns. | |
Nobody except you and your silly little clique. | |
It's a very, it's like punk, really. | |
When we were punks, we had our little rules and our thing with the laces and stuff. | |
And no one else outside of our tiny, tiny minuscule universe gave a shit. | |
That's you and your pronouns. | |
So Jordan Peterson, all he did was publicly say it. | |
No, I'm not doing that. | |
I think it's silly. | |
I actually don't think it's good for you, which I thought was an intelligent angle. | |
So anyway, he has that guy over. | |
And then he said, Andy No is brave. | |
You know what? | |
Andy No is brave. | |
Who the fuck thinks Andy No isn't brave? | |
You're a brave man. | |
I finally had the time to read your important book. | |
Antifa has been vandalizing America and much of the West forever, but more explicitly in the past 15 months, to the tune of $3 billion. | |
You're allowed to be against that. | |
You're allowed to be against people who attacked small businesses and businesses in general during a pandemic when they were all suffering. | |
Pretty normal. | |
Pretty normal to be against that. | |
Andy knows against that. | |
He comes from a communist country. | |
He doesn't like communism. | |
And all this dude, what's his name? | |
Winston Marcellus? | |
Winston Marshall. | |
Yep. | |
So he came out and he said, it's a good book. | |
That's a brave guy. | |
That fucking smoke show of a woman you just showed is his ex-wife. | |
You know why? | |
She dumped him because he dared to like Jordan Peterson and Andy No. | |
The Jordan Peterson thing was rough. | |
It was tough on their marriage. | |
It was a rocky road. | |
And then when Andy No came along. | |
Now, I may or may not know this person and he may or may not be a fan of the show. | |
So it's possible that him liking me could have also driven her away. | |
But what a shitty wife. | |
Whatever happened to Till Death Do Us Part? | |
What a fucking cunt. | |
She is a smoke show, though. | |
I think she might be a 10 if you look her up. | |
Look her up. | |
Cut and paste her name. | |
Diana Agron. | |
It's a very, you know, what's the word, mainstream idea of beauty. | |
There's nothing kooky about her. | |
She's like dictionary definition 10, but we're not kicking her out of bed for eating crackers. | |
Like, can you get better than that? | |
She's pretty much perfect. | |
And again, this is not my cup of tea. | |
I like ethnically ambiguous brunettes with weird teeth. | |
I'm still not blind, though. | |
Like, look at that. | |
That's a crazy specimen. | |
And she fucking dumped him for liking me. | |
And she's not the only one. | |
I was reading all the letters today, and a lot of them, not a lot of them, but there was one guy who's after 10 years of marriage, three kids, she's leaving him for being red-pilled. | |
And that includes the G-Dog. | |
Hmm. | |
Meena. | |
Speaking of man, you know, by the way, so when he last got beat up, and this is what the guy, sorry, let's go back to Winston Marcellus, whatever his name is, saying why he's leaving. | |
He's basically leaving because he doesn't want to be a pussy and apologize and say, I don't mean any of this. | |
So he said, okay, if I have to apologize, I'm just going to quit the band. | |
And maybe you guys can go on doing you. | |
This is kind of what happened with me and my ad agency. | |
I was like, you know what? | |
You guys do what you have to do. | |
I'll separate myself from the whole thing. | |
I'll take the hit. | |
I'll jump on the grenade. | |
You guys live on your own. | |
But go back to his apology. | |
It's on the Daily Mail link. | |
I love those first tours, bouncing off a sweaty stage in an Edinburgh catacomb. | |
We had to get a gig in Camden by lunch the next day. | |
We couldn't fit all four of us and Ted's double bass into the VW polo. | |
I think it was Ben who drew the shortstraw and had to follow by train with his keyboard. | |
I remember blitzing down the M6 through the night. | |
The lads asleep beside me. | |
We made it, but my voice sadly didn't. | |
Completely shot by exhaustion, I had to mime my harmonies. | |
Being in Mumford and Sons was exhilarating. | |
That's not the main part, though. | |
Is there another part? | |
There's Andy. | |
So people are mad at him, but I don't think it was up to him. | |
You got to understand the nuance with these kind of situations. | |
Like the band gets mad at you. | |
I've been there before where the people go, why are there a swarm of bees around us? | |
And you go, because we're living in clown world. | |
I didn't do anything. | |
I didn't kick a hive. | |
And they go, well, the bees are mad. | |
Fuck you. | |
Get out of here. | |
So that's definitely what happened to him. | |
Oh, he's also got a cool thing called a Hong Kong link up where he tries to help pro-freedom Hong Kongers with this horrible merger with China. | |
Yeah, here we go. | |
So scroll down. | |
And it was not that thought, but mine. | |
Keep going. | |
I was surrounded by three supremely talented people. | |
He's being a mensch on the way out on stage. | |
I praised Andy. | |
No, God forbid I should do such a horrible thing. | |
I've had plenty of abuse, despite blah, blah, blah. | |
Emotions high. | |
Rather particularly, another viral mob. | |
Why did I apologize? | |
And then, oh, this is interesting. | |
He goes, rub your eyes and purify your heart and prize above all else in the world those who love you and who wish you well. | |
Alexander Solzhenetsyn once wrote, that's the guy who experienced gulags and did the book, The Gulag Archipelago. | |
I also highly recommend, I think we've mentioned this on the show before, his book of speeches, where he talks about the importance of free speech. | |
And it's coming from someone who has experienced the Soviet Union. | |
So you listen to him when he talks because he goes, I know what you're going through. | |
I remember when this was bubbling up and I've seen how it plays out and it plays out real bad for freedom. | |
He's actually stopped. | |
He's still alive, but he stopped doing speeches and stuff because he sort of goes, you know what? | |
I've said what I had to say. | |
I've told everyone everything. | |
My books are there. | |
It's up to you now. | |
I'm not fucking God. | |
I'm not Jesus. | |
I'm not going to hold your hand through this. | |
And I commend that. | |
But anyway, go back to his apology. | |
In the mania of the moment, I was just desperate to protect my bandmates, the Hornet's Nest. | |
I had unwittingly hit, had unleashed a black-hearted swarm on them and their families. | |
I didn't want them to suffer for my actions. | |
They were my priority. | |
I was sincerely open to the fact that maybe I did not know something. | |
I've spent so much time reflecting and reading, so why leave the band? | |
Go down. | |
On the eve of leaving To the West. | |
Oh, on the eve of his leaving to the West, Solidznetsyn published an essay titled Live Not by Lies. | |
I've read it many times now since the incident, started March. | |
It still profoundly stirs me. | |
And he who is not sufficiently courageous to defend his soul, don't let him be proud of his quote-unquote progressive views, and don't let him boast that he is an academician or a people's artist, a distinguished figure, or a general. | |
Let him say to himself, I am part of the herd and a coward. | |
It's all the same to me as long as I'm fed and kept warm. | |
That's a great point, isn't it? | |
Let these people know that they're the mainstream. | |
Antifa experience liberal privilege. | |
They can do no wrong. | |
White blacks, white Asians, all races of whites experience white privilege. | |
If you're a left-wing upper middle-class black person, you can get away with murder, literally, like O.J. Simpson. | |
Of course, if you're mega of any race, you're fucked. | |
And we have to let these people know that, that they are mainstream. | |
They are the establishment. | |
They are the oppressors, not the oppressed. | |
Antifa dresses up like revolutionaries, but they are the paramilitary wing of the DNC doing the damage that the DNC needs to be done. | |
And we're at the point now with this shit where it's, as I was saying the other day, it's Sicilian. | |
We're in Palermo. | |
Antifa are the enforcers. | |
They work for the mob and they go and they rough up guys like you and me. | |
And then they get away with it. | |
They get out, they send out the back door. | |
The night of my talk, Max and John got four years. | |
Antifa got nothing for beating the living shit out of a journalist and stealing his equipment. | |
Nothing at all happened to Finbar Sloanem, Caleb Perkins, and Kai Russo. | |
Three of the mob of Antifa who were caught, thanks to Gavin Wax, by the way, our own De Spiel's Gavin Wax. | |
Thanks to him, they were caught. | |
But nothing happened to them because they are the mainstream. | |
So anyway, go back to his apology. | |
And it was not your fault, but mine. | |
The only way forward is for me to leave the band. | |
I hope in distancing myself from them, I am able to speak my mind without them suffering the consequences. | |
That's what it's the summary here. | |
I leave with the love in my heart, and I wish those three boys nothing but the best. | |
I have no doubt that blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
I continue my work with Hong Kong Link Up. | |
I look forward to new creative projects. | |
Winster Marshall. | |
What a fucking mess, huh? | |
I noticed on Wikipedia about an hour after this happened, you looked up the band, and he's scrubbed. | |
He's on the right-hand column as past members. | |
Go above my head a bit. | |
Members, there they are. | |
And then past members, Winston Marshall. | |
Toast. | |
Isn't that fucked up? | |
Hell yeah. | |
What do you think of that, Ryan? | |
I think it stinks, and I don't like it. | |
You think it's stinky, right? | |
Yeah, it's failed. | |
All right, let's wrap up the free part of the show. | |
We've still got another hour and a half behind the paywall. | |
I highly recommend you sign up for censored.tv, $10 a month. | |
Limitless content. | |
I feel like, check. | |
Am I hearing the echo of the room? | |
Check, check, check. | |
Check. | |
No, I'm coming out of that speaker, you dunce. | |
Check, check, check, check, check, check. | |
Well, you're clipping. | |
I'm coming out of the speaker, though. | |
That's when you clip. | |
I'll figure that out. | |
Okay, maybe figure that out before we start the show, no? | |
Wouldn't that be a priority? | |
We've already done, like, four shows. | |
Why is this a thing now? | |
Isn't he amazing, folks at home? | |
CBD has been our sponsor since day one. | |
What do they sell? | |
They sell CBD. | |
What is CBD? | |
CBD is weed without any of the illegal stuff. | |
Well, then I don't want it. | |
It can't be effective. | |
Yeah, it is. | |
You may want to pull up the site at some point. | |
Let's not worry about the echo right now. | |
I mean, we have to worry about it after I'm done this ad. | |
The tinctures, you put them in your coffee. | |
Your coffee's not edgy and sketchy anymore. | |
Now it's a smooth caffeine buzz. | |
The gummies drift you off into sweet sleep. | |
And I don't like taking sleeping pills. | |
I feel like I'm not able to defend my house. | |
And I've had people say, well, you're a drunk. | |
What about when you drink booze? | |
You can't defend your house. | |
If I'm drunk and there's a problem, I wake up like that and can crush the world. | |
But I've noticed even with sleeping pills, you wake up the next morning and until you've had a coffee and sort of a cold shower, you're still kind of groggy. | |
You don't get that with the gummies. | |
They help you get to sleep and then there's no punishment. | |
I haven't tried the vape. | |
I've tried the topical on sore muscles. | |
When you do a leg day and you can't walk up the stairs the next day, the CBDs, you know what? | |
The potheads are right. | |
Marijuana is magic because we took away the THC. | |
We took away the most powerful part of marijuana. | |
It still is magic. | |
Who knew? | |
Johnny Apple CBD did. | |
Johnnyapple.com. | |
Go there. | |
Use the promo code Gavin. | |
You get 20% off all orders. | |
It really is incredible. | |
And every time we tune into this site, they've got a new thing. | |
They've got a new vape pen. | |
They've got new cartridges. | |
They've got new cookies. | |
I don't even know what Zenergy is. | |
What is, oh, those are all the different vape juice flavors? | |
Ryan's a big vapor. | |
I vape. | |
He loves to vape. | |
So yeah, go there, johnnyapple.com, johnnyapplecbd.com, promo code Gavin, 20% off. | |
And these guys have been supporting the show from day one. | |
They obviously get harassed by Antifa. | |
They get harassed by the radical left. | |
They get harangued. | |
And they have not faltered, not wavered, Not budged since day one. | |
So, at the very least, you should be supporting a company that supports free speech that much. | |
You have to understand when you see a customer on this show, they have been abused. | |
Fuck around, you get abused, seen that was a Jamaican man who threatened me in Costa Rica many years ago. | |
Kebbin, I'm worldwide. | |
I took a picture of him. | |
I got along with him okay. | |
He called me Kebine. | |
And then he was on the street once. | |
He would only wear shorts. | |
That's all he owned. | |
He lived in a tent. | |
He was a Coke dealer in Montezuma, Costa Rica, which was nicknamed Montefuma Coca Rica. | |
And because everyone smoked pot and did Coke there. | |
And I put him in the do's and don'ts in Vice. | |
And then I showed him. | |
I was like, look, you're in a magazine. | |
He got super fucking pissed. | |
He thought that I was like mocking him, which I guess I kind of was. | |
And he's like, you don't think I'm international, Kebin? | |
I'm international. | |
I'm everywhere, you know. | |
And then we did Coke in the bathroom of this bar called the Hotel Montezuma. | |
And he's getting all intense on the blow. | |
And I'm like, I should probably get out of here. | |
I'm about to get stabbed. | |
And he goes, don't fuck around, Kebin. | |
Because if you fuck around, you get abused. | |
Seen? | |
Like, you get abused. | |
You know what I mean? | |
I was like, gotcha. | |
I'm going to head back to the main area. | |
You're freaking me out. | |
I've told you about him on the show before. | |
He looked like the black guy from Ghost, the bad guy. | |
But okay, so we're going to get into a lot more stuff. | |
We've got calls to take. | |
We've got letters. | |
We've got fun videos, multimedia. | |
It's going to be a huge party. | |
But only people who are subscribed to censored.tv can enjoy this huge party. | |
And by the way, you guys enjoyed all of the yelling about the AC and the sound and everything. | |
Those kinks have been ironed out. | |
So now that we're smooth sailing, now that we're on the high winds, and the lake is just like glass right now, now that we're out smooth sailing, you're kicked off the boat. | |
Is that really worth a beer and a half a month? | |
Really? | |
Especially when we have major announcements coming up. | |
Oh my God, wait till you hear what we have to tell you on Monday. | |
You're going to poop your pants. | |
I'll give you a clue. | |
It involves Ryan Katsu Rivera and his future. | |
Oh, think as crazy as you possibly can. | |
Honestly, let your mind wander. | |
And that is the gossip we have coming on Monday. | |
Let your mind wander. | |
But I'm not telling you till Monday. | |
I can't believe you moved that cord. | |
I stare at it now. | |
It's driving me fucking insane. | |
Why doesn't it drive you insane? | |
According to you. | |
Well, because I don't know. | |
It doesn't affect the function of the story. | |
I got audio issues. | |
I got walls. | |
I got problems. | |
But you have a thing where you don't have a garbage in your office and you'll just let a bunch of bottles pile up. | |
They're all gone. | |
But yeah, there was a point where I was. | |
And I'm hearing you from the speaker now. | |
I was prioritizing everything else but garbage in my room. | |
No, nothing but. |