GOML LIVE #105 - HAPPY CANADA DAY! (Part 1)
Just a bunch of hosers out for a rip, eh?
Just a bunch of hosers out for a rip, eh?
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| Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for me. | |
| When I said it's not cool to have retards sing the national anthem. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I was right. | |
| I used to be a much better singer. | |
| Back in the New York days, in the early aughts, we used to go out to do karaoke like minimum once a week. | |
| And I got better. | |
| And even though my wife bought a karaoke machine at the house, and we do it sometimes when we're drunk, sex, I mean, I know it's gone. | |
| Singing's hard. | |
| Let's hear you do that. | |
| Say, God keep our land. | |
| God keep our land and the Canada for free. | |
| And the Canada for free. | |
| I don't know the word, so I did freak it. | |
| What are the words? | |
| Keep Canada free and keep showing us all your video drops on your desktop. | |
| God keep our land glorious and free. | |
| Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for thee. | |
| Okay. | |
| One more time. | |
| God keep our blurry glorious and free. | |
| Glorious. | |
| God, keep us free, glorious and free. | |
| Yeah, God, keep us free. | |
| Fucking glorious and free. | |
| I didn't state it enough. | |
| Like, really, really, really free. | |
| God, keep us like way freer. | |
| Fuck. | |
| Keep us like crazy free. | |
| Have you seen Code? | |
| God, keep our land glorious and free. | |
| God, keep our land glorious. | |
| Glorious and free. | |
| Glory, God, keep our land glorious and free. | |
| Yeah, you're better than me. | |
| Sweet. | |
| Not at anything, but singing and playing shitty guitar that rules. | |
| Go figure. | |
| What else are you better than me at? | |
| Pooping or not pooping. | |
| Controlling when I pee. | |
| So bowel movements. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You're better at bowel movements. | |
| Right. | |
| And I'm good at not being good at things. | |
| You are good at being a loser. | |
| I guess that's true. | |
| So yeah, that's the, today is Canada Day. | |
| Now, it's kind of hard to determine when Canada became independent. | |
| In America, it's crystal clear. | |
| 1776, in the middle of a war, they said, July 2nd, they said, We're independent. | |
| And then, like, look at how long the Obama Obamacare site took, how much it cost. | |
| Not in the good old days. | |
| Back in the 1700s, they piled together the Declaration of Independence in like three days. | |
| July 4th. | |
| But with Canada, it was inexorably tied to Britain. | |
| We didn't have an American Revolution. | |
| We just sort of shooed them. | |
| And then there's different dates, right? | |
| There's what? | |
| There's 1867, you could say, 1931, you could say. | |
| I go with 1982 when I was 12. | |
| Because that's when they finally said, all right, the queen is not the boss. | |
| And she goes, I kind of am. | |
| And they go, you're not. | |
| And she goes, I am. | |
| And they went, okay, 1%. | |
| So even now, it's not, it's only 99% independent of the queen. | |
| Queen Elizabeth is the queen of Canada and the Queen of England, but they're separate jobs. | |
| How could she ever do anything? | |
| Like say, I object to that law you guys just passed. | |
| She can't. | |
| So I don't really understand it. | |
| It's all very nebulous. | |
| It's one of those things where it's like, no one cares enough to ever test it. | |
| So it's just a thing. | |
| Like say I said, I'm the president of Ryan and Caroline's marriage. | |
| There was nothing they could do about that. | |
| There's two votes against that. | |
| Right. | |
| Of course, meanwhile, I'm changing names here to protect the innocent. | |
| But if it doesn't mean anything, then yeah, you're king of the world. | |
| I'm the boss of the South Bronx. | |
| Okay, well, there's a lot of criminals who run the South Bronx. | |
| Yeah, I'm not messing with those. | |
| Okay, so it's just in your head? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Okay. | |
| Have fun. | |
| Fill your boots. | |
| Now, there are things you can do. | |
| Like, oh, I don't think I included in this. | |
| Trudeau. | |
| Yeah, there it is. | |
| It's the, oh, I forgot to number the links today, my friend. | |
| The second link there, Trudeau decided, is that the, no, the Newsweek one. | |
| Opening song is the first link. | |
| Trudeau decided that in all our sons command is offensive to daughters. | |
| So now it's some weird, it's like they, them shitty grammar. | |
| Canada passes a bill to make national anthem lyrics gender neutral. | |
| So God keep our land glorious and free. | |
| In all thy sons command. | |
| All of us command. | |
| That's not so bad. | |
| In all of us command? | |
| That's not English. | |
| All of us command. | |
| In all of us command. | |
| What? | |
| Go back to the lyrics. | |
| Look up the lyrics for Canada. | |
| In all of us command? | |
| That makes zero sense. | |
| That's like a Joe Biden sentence. | |
| In all of us command, not the thing. | |
| I don't want to have any American. | |
| So. | |
| No, that's a weird one. | |
| I've never heard where pines and maples grow. | |
| I saw that too when I was looking it up. | |
| And I'm like, pines and maples. | |
| In school, we had to sing this song every day and do the Lord's Prayer. | |
| Thank God. | |
| Don't do that anymore. | |
| I remember in high school, I was such a rebel that I went, I'm actually not doing this anymore because I'm an atheist and I don't want to sit for the Lord's Prayer. | |
| And Canada was PC before PC was big. | |
| So this is like 1984. | |
| And they go, okay, no problem. | |
| And then I sit in a room with these Muslim kids who weren't like normal kids. | |
| Like the guy I started vice with, Sarouche Alva, was a normal Muslim. | |
| He liked punk and you could talk to him. | |
| But these were like Muslims. | |
| So I'm sitting with these kids in headdresses and just waiting for 10 minutes. | |
| And I was like, this is gay and boring. | |
| I'm out of here. | |
| So that didn't work. | |
| So it was originally a French song in the 1800s. | |
| And then they made it English, but it didn't become the official Canadian anthem until 82. | |
| And when did we get our flag, the maple leaf? | |
| Like 69, 70. | |
| I'm as old as Canada. | |
| True Patriot Love. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, Canada. | |
| I don't know why it's O, I guess that's French. | |
| Our home and native land agreed. | |
| True patriot love in all thy sons command. | |
| Now, this pisses me off with sexism where they go, sons are offensive. | |
| I am such a peace-loving hippie that when I hear sons being praised, I think of the mothers who love them and shaped their lives. | |
| Like when you talk about the men who died in the wars, it's not like they came out of a dick. | |
| So when you say this is a tribute to all the men who have died fighting for our country, you mean the women around them who helped them. | |
| Like we're all a team. | |
| When you say God bless America, you mean all the blacks and Jews and gays. | |
| You're talking about all of them. | |
| You don't just mean the white males. | |
| So when you change that, it's insulting to like the sons' mothers. | |
| In all thy sons and their mothers who helped shape them and their sisters and their wives and their daughters. | |
| We got it. | |
| You don't have to stick that in there. | |
| But in all of us's command, that's Down syndrome. | |
| That's special. | |
| Isn't that special? | |
| Anyway, gross. | |
| Anyway, this is a big day for us, Canucks. | |
| The tradition in Ottawa, the capital where I was, where I spent most of my life, we would dress up like imbeciles, lunatics, Canadian flags on our backs, but other dress up like faggots, whatever. | |
| And then we would party in Ottawa, but we were young, right? | |
| You can drink in Ottawa in Quebec at 18. | |
| In Ottawa, you have to be 19. | |
| So we would walk over the bridge to Hull because we were touching Quebec. | |
| And we would go buy booze there, get wasted, and then just carry around booze, I guess? | |
| Yeah, because we couldn't go to bars until we were older. | |
| And they didn't ID you in Quebec. | |
| You could go there when you're fucking 14. | |
| And we would drink, there'd be a massive lineup at every beer store. | |
| So you'd wait in the line, you'd talk, and it was fun, and you'd hang out. | |
| And then in the beer store, as we were, we just get wasted in there too, drinking it up. | |
| One time, Andrew Geddes, him and Blake Jacobs, the guitarist of my band, they were known as the Pirates of Pisspants because they would get so wasted. | |
| They would pee their pants. | |
| They'd also dress up like pirates. | |
| But Geddes one year decided he was going he was going for a sailor boy look. | |
| So he had on little blue shoes with buckles. | |
| He had on a bonnet and then he had on a like a little hat, a little sailor boy hat. | |
| And he had on like a sailor shirt, you know, with the flap on the back, but like little boy blue with like a ribbon, tiny, tiny white short shorts, and the blue navy thing with the little bonnet, little hat. | |
| And he looked like beyond fag. | |
| Beyond fag. | |
| Beyond fag. | |
| Like gays would go, what the fuck is that? | |
| At a pride parade, gays would go, what are you doing? | |
| What are you? | |
| And it was hilarious in our group with our gang, right? | |
| Our multicultural group of lunatic losers. | |
| But then he got separated from the gang. | |
| And now he's dressed as little boy blue, but he doesn't want to be. | |
| So he like takes the hat off and he pulls the socks down to his ankles and tries to make himself look like a cool little sailor boy. | |
| Macho Sailor Boy. | |
| Yeah, Macho Sailor Boy with like bunchy ankle socks. | |
| So when we finally rediscovered him, we laughed our penises off. | |
| Anyway, that's what I remember from Canada Day. | |
| It's very hard to say. | |
| But before we get to Canada Day, we need to get to Tactical Walls. | |
| Oh, we got to get them to build us stuff in this office. | |
| I talked to him that I forgot to get back to him. | |
| Let me write a little note to myself. | |
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| You can have a gun room. | |
| Dana Lash actually had to move for various reasons, but one time she had to move because she had too many guns. | |
| She had a mod, not a mod wall, she had a mod room. | |
| Like you open it up, it's like, I guess she got a lot of free guns. | |
| I miss her. | |
| She was cool. | |
| I never met her in person. | |
| I did her show a lot. | |
| But she was a wonderful, funny individual, just a very happy person, who, of course, is terrorized to the left, by the left as they threaten her children, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| But yeah, mod walls. | |
| They've got emergency shelves, 100 places to store your gun, safe places to store your gun. | |
| But also, if you're not in a gun town, you've got sports walls, all kinds of different walls, all kinds of different mounts, all kinds of different places to put your stuff. | |
| You can have a baseball wall. | |
| You can have a tool shelf. | |
| It's really impressive what they do. | |
| And the fact that they do it in America is kind of the future. | |
| Here's my plan. | |
| We refuse to pay our debts to China. | |
| They go to war with us. | |
| We kill them all. | |
| And then manufacturing has to happen back in America. | |
| Apparently, it works. | |
| You can manufacture in America. | |
| It's possible. | |
| Is that the main guy, Tim, that I talked to? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I've never seen him before. | |
| But I love him. | |
| And I thank him for supporting Censored.tv and Free Speech and Get Off My Lawn and sponsoring this episode. | |
| I'm wondering if I should be promoting Nita Fashions too. | |
| Let's just check my encrypted apps because that's how I talk to people. | |
| Did I mention Nita Fashions last week? | |
| I don't remember last week. | |
| Wait, wait, wait. | |
| I think so. | |
| That was the first and only live show, right? | |
| That I think we did. | |
| Here. | |
| Oh, here. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| yeah i don't know maybe i'll take it off for uh can you how many provinces can you name Oh, my God. | |
| Ontario? | |
| Yes. | |
| Okay. | |
| It's got Toronto and Ottawa in it. | |
| I just talked about Ottawa. | |
| Alberta? | |
| Alberta, sure. | |
| It's got Edmonton in it. | |
| Coldest place in the fucking world. | |
| Saskatchewan? | |
| Yep. | |
| So that's the Midwest, you're sort of doing that. | |
| Then there's like, how many are there? | |
| Alberta's pretty American. | |
| They've got oil there. | |
| They used to have Tar sands like oil that's in sand. | |
| But when oil is expensive enough, then it works to filter it out of the sand. | |
| But they got a bunch of commie politicians who charged so much tax to the oil companies that the whole thing fell out. | |
| And Calgary went from Zurich to Detroit overnight thanks to government interference. | |
| You know, I wasn't confident on any of those. | |
| I just well, that's you've got seven more. | |
| Ten provinces, three territories. | |
| Isn't it like Saint something or like a girl name one or French name, like girl name one? | |
| Like Saint-Marie. | |
| You think of Sault Ste. Marie? | |
| Maybe. | |
| Yeah, that's a town. | |
| That's not a province. | |
| The French province is Quebec. | |
| Then there's a bunch on the east coast. | |
| There's Newfoundland. | |
| Newfoundland. | |
| Okay. | |
| There's Labrador. | |
| No, Newfoundland and Labrador are one. | |
| There's Nova Scotia. | |
| Nova Scotia. | |
| Okay, that's a province? | |
| Yep. | |
| Okay. | |
| British Columbia. | |
| Prince Edward Island. | |
| There's a whole bunch of them on the East Coast. | |
| North America was built from the East to the West. | |
| That's so weird that I knew things I didn't know. | |
| That's weird. | |
| I thought I was just going to guess, and you're going to be like, nope, that's a town or something. | |
| That happened once, but let's see, provinces of Canada. | |
| Did you folks hear what just happened here on the show? | |
| Ryan is impressed with himself for naming provinces. | |
| And then he said, you know, I'm so dumb. | |
| I was worried that I would say a place and you would go, no, that's a city. | |
| Meanwhile, that's exactly what happened. | |
| He named Sault Ste. Marie. | |
| Yeah, that's what I said it happened once. | |
| So you thought something would happen and it happened and you're just blown away. | |
| Well, I'm blown away that it happened only once. | |
| Look at that. | |
| But look at that. | |
| I'm a UConn. | |
| Way to set the Barlow. | |
| You know, my wife went away for a few days and she goes, How was that? | |
| And I go, it went great. | |
| I just did a terrible job. | |
| So it was not stressful at all. | |
| Right. | |
| On Tuesday night, I had my oldest boy order dominoes for the family. | |
| I wasn't even there. | |
| Nice. | |
| He ordered like nine things of pizza and chicken for himself, all this stuff. | |
| And then he let my daughter have like some scraps. | |
| And I was like, sorry, sucks. | |
| Sucks to have dad make the food. | |
| I love the name. | |
| Look, go back to that map. | |
| They gave the Eskimos, the Inuits, a bunch of land recently. | |
| And how much of it is viable? | |
| How much can you farm? | |
| How much can you use? | |
| None of it. | |
| It's called none of it. | |
| No. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Is that a fuck you or what? | |
| Wow. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| I didn't realize Newfoundland was sitting on top of Quebec. | |
| Oh, you know what it is? | |
| It's the globe is stretched out. | |
| So it actually is kind of east of Quebec, but you're sort of seeing it flattened. | |
| But Newfoundland, New Brunswick, think of them as east, not north. | |
| That's deceiving that map. | |
| But yeah, Yukon, no one's ever heard of. | |
| Northwest Territories, nope. | |
| None of it is literally none of it. | |
| British Columbia, of course, has Vancouver and Victoria. | |
| Vancouver Island is beautiful. | |
| Sunsets, fishing, it's paradise. | |
| Vancouver, unfortunately, could be perfect, but it's become super fucking woke recently. | |
| And junkies everywhere, as bad as San Francisco. | |
| Now, if you go north, it's pretty nice. | |
| It's like Northern California. | |
| What do they got up there? | |
| I forget the name of it. | |
| They save A in British Columbia still. | |
| How's it going, eh? | |
| Yeah, so we're getting out there, eh? | |
| A is like a stereotype. | |
| You don't really hear it anymore, but British Columbia has preserved it. | |
| Alberta is the south of America. | |
| I mean, of Canada. | |
| It's oil, it's cowboys. | |
| They literally have the Calgary Stampede there, like they have bull riding and stuff. | |
| Saskatchewan, no one ever talks about it. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| I don't mean to disrespect them all. | |
| Fucking freezing cold. | |
| Manitoba, exact same story. | |
| If you meet someone from Winnipeg, take your hat off and go like this. | |
| They are winter veterans. | |
| And then Ontario just goes on for infinity. | |
| If you drive across Canada from Ottawa, three days are that yellow province in Ontario. | |
| Quebec is all frogs, which is, it couldn't be more different. | |
| It's even foreign to people from France. | |
| So it's a funny country because Quebec could not have less in common with any other province. | |
| And then you have all the East Coast guys, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. | |
| Those are just Scottish Canadians. | |
| Drunks, no industry. | |
| They used to have cod, but the cod disappeared. | |
| So it's very much like Glasgow. | |
| All of those East Coast guys are Glasgow. | |
| Quebec is some weird archaic France. | |
| Ontario is like America Light. | |
| Manitoba is a patch of ice. | |
| Saskatchewan's a patch of ice. | |
| Alberta is Texas. | |
| British Columbia is hippie town. | |
| It's California. | |
| And then none of that northern stuff exists. | |
| Ignore it. | |
| Pay attention to none of it. | |
| And then as far as towns go, there's really just Vancouver, Calgary, not really Regina, not really Winnipeg. | |
| Toronto, not Ottawa. | |
| Montreal, Quebec City, and maybe Halifax. | |
| There's only like five or six cities in Canada of any relevance. | |
| We were going to choose this jam, DOA, covering Randy Bachman's Taking Care of Business. | |
| I play it every Canada Day, and we're playing at this Canada Day. | |
| I gotta hate the term Canada Day. | |
| You know, punks have very strict regimen on what you can wear. | |
| And for some reason, this shirt is acceptable. | |
| So you'd have like cone spikes, a ripped t-shirt, destroyed bondage pants, 14-hole Dr. Martins, but only in Canada could you wear this shirt. | |
| It was a punk uniform. | |
| Possibly because of DOA. | |
| Did you know they invented the word hardcore, like the term? | |
| That's hardcore. | |
| Not like hardcore porn and all that, but like the baby of punk. | |
| pre-minor threat and black flag and all that it's got to be on the spectrum that guy He's been touring a 1980 for 40 years. | |
| Pretty much non-stop. | |
| Randy Bachman is the coach in this video. | |
| Remember Randy Bachman? | |
| He quit the guess who. | |
| He wrote all their hits with Burton Cummings. | |
| These us! | |
| American Woman. | |
| Pull up American Woman. | |
| That's a jam. | |
| First number one hit for a Canadian band. | |
| See, when I was a DJ at my school, CKCU at Carleton University in Ottawa, they made us everything had to be 60% CanCon Canadian content. | |
| So you would have to pile in a bunch of Canadian shit just to be able to play like the Sex Pistols or something. | |
| And it sucked because it was charity. | |
| And bands don't need your government charity. | |
| The sugar cubes came out of Iceland because they're good, not because the Icelandic government made you listen to them. | |
| And I felt it kind of demeaned talented Canadian bands like the guests. | |
| Who? | |
| Oh, yeah, because now it seems like they're just on there as a favor. | |
| It's like affirmative action. | |
| It's affirmative right. | |
| Holy shit, that's Burton Cummings. | |
| Thank God he grew a mustache. | |
| Dude, I saw a guy the other day at a bar because I missed my train. | |
| Normal man like me, probably 65 years old. | |
| He had this insane skin beard that hung down like this. | |
| Skin beard. | |
| Here's his neck, right? | |
| It started here and went like this. | |
| Oh, I don't know, Mike. | |
| It started here and went like this. | |
| This is all skin. | |
| I almost ran over and went. | |
| I want to look that up. | |
| Grow a fucking beard? | |
| What are you doing? | |
| It's like Big Ed all over again. | |
| I can hide your mistakes. | |
| This glare from your new light is pretty bad there, guy. | |
| Yeah, I'm going to see if it needs that light. | |
| Just turn it off. | |
| It's annoying. | |
| It makes us look unprofessional. | |
| What are we, Scary Perry? | |
| God, your outfit is so annoying. | |
| 100% better. | |
| So Ryan was wearing a suit, and then I came into the studio and I said, dude, it's Canada Day. | |
| Can we just call it Canned Day or something? | |
| We're going to change the name here. | |
| Canada Day? | |
| No. | |
| I'm just going to call it Canada. | |
| It's the day of Canada. | |
| Canada's birthday. | |
| Dude, it's Canada's birthday. | |
| Canada's birthday. | |
| Wear this shirt. | |
| So I gave him a Montremblanc sweatshirt. | |
| Vintage. | |
| Greatest ski hill on earth. | |
| Better than Whistler. | |
| Bought by some Japanese dudes who made it awesome. | |
| And then a Make Canada Great Again hat, but then he still has on like his slacks and his dress shoes. | |
| And then he puts on this Rebel Media hat. | |
| Like, isn't he just annoying? | |
| I'm just wearing shirts. | |
| great comeback my other shirt was what a cool sweatshirt that is What is it? | |
| I just said. | |
| Oh. | |
| Are you paying attention? | |
| It's the best hill in Canada. | |
| Yeah, it's a hill. | |
| Hey, you guys want to go skiing at a local hill? | |
| What? | |
| You're thinking of toboggins, my friend. | |
| Toboggins are dope. | |
| So what do you do? | |
| Is there anything that you do, like any activities on Canada Day? | |
| Get wasted. | |
| That's it, fuck? | |
| That's it, fuck. | |
| Have you seen the latest Cody Canuck? | |
| He's a fan of the show, and he does stuff. | |
| Like this. | |
| Oh. | |
| Familiar shirt there? | |
| I like it. | |
| I was talking to the wife about, you know, I had some comments about me calling it a chicken burger, that Popeye's fucking chicken burger. | |
| But I'm thinking, okay, the chicken fucking, it's a burger if it's between two fucking buns. | |
| It's a sandwich if it's between two pieces of sliced bread. | |
| We were talking about that fucking TikTok guy who breaks down stupid shit in English, that staged your Johnny guy. | |
| And I wonder what that guy has to say about that fucking shit. | |
| Is it a chicken burger or is it a chicken sandwich? | |
| You fucking tell me. | |
| Take it easy. | |
| Wow, that's a good point. | |
| Right? | |
| Because what's a turkey burger? | |
| What's a veggie burger? | |
| Yeah, it's like a turkey patty sandwich. | |
| Now, the chicken is pretty. | |
| It's not like it's a chicken patty. | |
| Chicken's all over the place. | |
| It's coming out of the sides. | |
| It's hot right now in Canada. | |
| What is? | |
| Certain parts. | |
| Oh, the weather? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I keep forgetting it gets hot up there. | |
| It was just a fucking inferno here. | |
| Yeah, Montreal has the biggest temperature swing out of any city in the world. | |
| It is brick in January. | |
| It's so bad in January that at bars we have to make a rule. | |
| Guys, no talking about the fucking weather, okay? | |
| This is getting tedious. | |
| It's a banned subject. | |
| I know. | |
| It took you 20 minutes to get dressed, and then it took you 20 minutes to get undressed. | |
| And when you get up from your bar, from your chair, it goes flying backwards because it's got a coat and all that shit on it. | |
| I get it. | |
| I'm cold too. | |
| Let's drop it. | |
| And then in the summer, like you have to dress like Jesus Christ on the cross, but with flip-flops on, or it'll burn the bottom of your feet. | |
| All right, should we start the show? | |
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| We've got a lot to do, guys. | |
| We have phone calls coming in. | |
| Kyle Donnegan has finally released his Joe Biden sitcom. | |
| Sexy. | |
| It's July 1st, Canada's birthday. | |
| And then we want to talk about this war on churches going on in Canada with the Indians. | |
| They found out about the kids, the mass grave of kids, and they're pissed. | |
| Justifiably. | |
| I understand both sides. | |
| Don't burn churches, but I get why you're mad. | |
| It's like the storming of the Capitol. | |
| I don't think it was a smart move, but I get it. | |
| I'm not saying I would have killed you, but I understand. | |
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| Is that toothpaste? | |
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| Who knew that marijuana is still magic without the illegal stuff? | |
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| All right. | |
| Let's fucking get into this, eh? | |
| So I guess now we have the goodbye to the other people, the people that are getting the free podcast. | |
| We have another hour and a half. | |
| We're going to be taking calls. | |
| You should subscribe to censored.tv. | |
| It's a beer and a half a month, depending on where you live. | |
| In Manhattan, it's a beer a month. | |
| And this show, which is now five days a week, including Anthony Coumia, we got Roger Stone coming up, Laura Loomer, we've got Candace Owens, we've got Cornell West, we've got Milo Yiannopoulos, we've got Jim Goad, we've got fucking, I already said Anthony Cumia, right? | |
| Josh. | |
| Yeah, I'm not saying Josh. | |
| No one's heard of him, dick shit. | |
| Michael Graves of the Misfits, Soph. | |
| Of course, Atheism is Unstoppable, who often surpasses me in hits. | |
| Lotus, Katie Hopkins, Jacob Wall. | |
| God, they wanted it to fail so bad. | |
| Copper Cab, remember when Milo started that rumor we were going under? | |
| Only time you've ever seen censored.tv in the news. | |
| Newsweek does a big thing. | |
| Fucking Jared Holt is excited. | |
| He's already bragging with a little tiny violin. | |
| Fucking loser. | |
| No, I'm not fired, Jared. | |
| You are. | |
| Now, of course, you're a fellow at the Atlantic Institute for Hate and Research Opposition at the lab in DC or whatever the fuck they call it. | |
| Anyway, funny stuff. | |
| We're about to get into it deep, and you're missing out on it because you're a cheapskate. | |
| But in the interim, I would like you to take your cheapness and get fired, get in trouble, be brave, and never stop fighting. |