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Good Granddad Gone Wrong
00:05:17
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| And we're back. | |
| The boys are back in town. | |
| Ryan's back in town. | |
| The show is back on the level. | |
| We're ready to rock. | |
| Welcome back, Ryan Catsu Rivera from your paternity leave. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I thought I threw that away. | |
| You threw me across the room, but I found it. | |
| You found it? | |
| I thought you were it. | |
| Oh, I found me. | |
| I found me. | |
| I found it. | |
| Ryan did. | |
| Oh, shit, I don't know how that. | |
| Not the dinosaur. | |
| I'll have to use a pencil today. | |
| The reason I gave you paternity leave is because I think it sends a good message to the wife, which is I will be around. | |
| Unlike my father, who abandoned me. | |
| That's true. | |
| He's on FaceTime. | |
| He's a good granddad so far. | |
| What? | |
| He was on FaceTime. | |
| We faced it. | |
| No, that's not a good granddad. | |
| A good granddad flies to New York City. | |
| He will be in December. | |
| So, yeah, I said, hey, you know, it's, you know, about this far from the city. | |
| He's like, okay, that's not so bad. | |
| We can do it. | |
| And goes there. | |
| He probably has some pussy in Manhattan. | |
| Maybe. | |
| that he used to fuck and he's just like, I might as well go there, see my grandkid, I get my dick sucked. | |
| I fuck Masiko. | |
| Maybe I can cop some domes and see little babies. | |
| I see the baby for, what, 10 minutes? | |
| Then I get a good hotel. | |
| I can tell my wife that I'm going there to see my grandson. | |
| That could be my Adubar. | |
| Okay. | |
| Nothing wrong with that. | |
| Walking's ass. | |
| That's pretty cool. | |
| Yeah, he must be dialed in with all the Japanese pussy, especially like 30, 40 year olds. | |
| So in LA, it's a small community of Japanese people. | |
| So they have their own little community within L.A., and it's pretty – What is that little weird habit? | |
| It slips a little bit. | |
| Tighten it. | |
| So he's got a little community. | |
| I brought a girl there. | |
| We went to sushi to eat sushi. | |
| And then next to me was this girl there. | |
| And we were chatting for a while. | |
| Her English was terrible. | |
| Japanese cute. | |
| And he left. | |
| He was like, I'll let you leave you alone. | |
| Yeah, you take Upa side. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Just like me. | |
| And then so he left, and then I'm chilling with her. | |
| And then she comes over to hang out like a day later, two days later. | |
| And at the time, it's only my grandmother on my dad's side. | |
| So my dad's mom. | |
| And she speaks no English whatsoever. | |
| So she's in the apartment with me, just me and the girl. | |
| And Baba, my grandmother, is walking around somewhere. | |
| She's taking a walk. | |
| Dad's not home. | |
| He's working. | |
| So it's just me and this girl in the apartment. | |
| And I'm changing my shirt. | |
| And so I have no shirt on. | |
| I'm standing up. | |
| And for some reason, I guess maybe it's very Japanese to like kneel. | |
| So she's on her knees. | |
| And I have no shirt on. | |
| My grandmother walks in. | |
| And I'm the only one who doesn't speak Japanese. | |
| So I can't. | |
| The Japanese girl's the only one who can explain what's going on. | |
| So they're just talking to each other. | |
| Yeah, pretty much. | |
| Just like, I'm kneeling and he's changing and it's terrible. | |
| And then my dad found out about it. | |
| My grandmother ratted on me. | |
| Thanks, Baba. | |
| She's probably watching right now with Japanese subtitles. | |
| Like this knitting. | |
| She makes her own clothes. | |
| Japanese people are weird, man. | |
| She makes her own clothes. | |
| Everything she wears, she makes her own own. | |
| Including jeans. | |
| She makes her own jeans. | |
| own pants. | |
| They're like a fabric pant, you know, like... | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's what they call it in Japan. | |
| Rough translation. | |
| So my dad finds out about this. | |
| He's like, Rayan, Japanese community is very small in LA. | |
| So everybody's going to know. | |
| So don't. | |
| Don't fuck face. | |
| Don't fuck face here. | |
| He didn't like that I brought her over there. | |
| But you never even fucked her. | |
| No. | |
| Did you ever make out with her? | |
| We went to go see some samurai movie with Keanu Reeves or some shit, but we wound up just taking a hike and we didn't fuck now. | |
| I don't know if Asian girls do. | |
| She feels very cold. | |
| It would basically be rape if I came onto her. | |
| I think that's how they fuck. | |
| I think a lot of cultures are just rape. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Like in Mexico, I think you just go out on a date with a girl and then you just take her home and rape her and you give her some money. | |
| Like I had a Japanese girlfriend in New York City for a while and I would just rape her. | |
| Maddie had a lot of Japanese girlfriends too. | |
| No, he had one. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh. | |
| Faithful to him. | |
| And I never said I had a lot. | |
| But you would just rape them and they were like, oh, okay. | |
| I don't have the heart to rape. | |
| I know you told us yesterday to get raped and get, while the thanks for calling theme was playing a lot of times. | |
| But I don't think I have the heart to rape. | |
| Did we discuss that Ahmed Arbrey's lawyer is the Bald Eagle lawyer? | |
| Yes, but we never showed the picture. | |
| Well, I sent you the pic. | |
| I saw this at the fucking pub. | |
| Oh, my lord. | |
| At the duck. | |
| He's the guy. | |
| He's the go-to guy for race hustles. | |
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Sprinkles and Symbol Meanings
00:05:58
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| Oh, I got it. | |
| He's the bird, which is the bald eagle lawyer. | |
| You know what I is? | |
| There he is on CNN discussing not the bird, which is the bald eagle, and he has a fucking eagle on his lapel. | |
| Is that amazing or what? | |
| The wolf, which is the blitzer. | |
| By the way, if you're going to get an eagle on your lapel, try to keep it under two inches. | |
| Jesus. | |
| What the fuck is that thing? | |
| An actual size. | |
| Does it weigh a pound? | |
| The lapel, which is the bald eagle, is way too fucking big, dude. | |
| You look ridiculous. | |
| You look ridiculous. | |
| Look at that thing. | |
| It looks like some sort of metal. | |
| Right. | |
| What a fucking weirdo he is. | |
| I bet he's African. | |
| I bet he's an African aristocrat. | |
| He's the son of Edi Amin. | |
| He looks like he's an extra on that show Paw Paw, that Nigerian entertainment television comedy show. | |
| I heard ESPN put out a documentary called Running with Ahmed. | |
| They're going with the... | |
| You know what you do when you go for a jog? | |
| You go 10 miles from your house, then you put on your Timberland boots, and then you put on no shirt with your ski jacket, your winter coat. | |
| You'll notice this in the New York Marathon. | |
| It's what people do. | |
| Oh, didn't the Rittenhouse guy wear the pin too? | |
| A Millennium Falcon pin. | |
| Yeah, no, let me expand on that, Ryan. | |
| That's Binger. | |
| We'll get to Rittenhouse. | |
| We got a fun show today. | |
| I'm going to start announcing what we're doing. | |
| We got tons of Rittenhouse stuff. | |
| We got some fun Microsoft James O'Keefe. | |
| We got a ton of feminism shit. | |
| No, not a ton, a little bit. | |
| We got some, this guy diagnoses women with climate change. | |
| We have a tiny bit of COVID. | |
| Biden saying great Negro, a bunch of racism. | |
| Asians don't exist anymore. | |
| Hispanics are white. | |
| And then, of course, the final video. | |
| My head is pounding right now. | |
| Very hungover from yesterday. | |
| Started drinking at 4 and we went to 11. | |
| It's not really how much you drink, it's the duration. | |
| And I did seven hours yesterday, which is not great for a 51-year-old. | |
| Slept until 11 a.m. today. | |
| All right, let's start the show. | |
| Should we start the show? | |
| You ready to begin? | |
| Yes. | |
| You guys keep sending me sprinkles that are not sprinkles. | |
| I don't think you understand the concept. | |
| It's called fairy dust, right? | |
| God comes up down from heaven, goes like this, like the space salt guy, and he sprinkles fairy dust on a very select group. | |
| Maybe 5% of the population. | |
| Of that 5%, 4% are male, 1% are female. | |
| So when you see it, you know it. | |
| It's like seeing a 10. | |
| You don't see 10s. | |
| You see a 10. | |
| It's not a science. | |
| It's an art. | |
| But I would say five times a year? | |
| About once every two months. | |
| What do you think your baby's going to be at a 10 when she's 18? | |
| Like 28 at least. | |
| That'd be funny if you were like, I don't know, 6.1? | |
| Do you have any more pics of her? | |
| The little smiling Buddha? | |
| Not following the what is she out of 10. | |
| That's fair. | |
| But no, I got a good one, actually. | |
| Is Verifanes? | |
| Are you going to teach her Japanese? | |
| I don't know Japanese. | |
| I know how to eat with chopsticks. | |
| Are you going to teach her that? | |
| This is her doing the okay symbol. | |
| Oh, racist earth. | |
| Well, no, she's doing it over the eye, so it's like Jay-Z or something. | |
| That's funny. | |
| My mother wants to knit her a hat. | |
| And I said, just. | |
| No, she did. | |
| What? | |
| An orange hat. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| She already did. | |
| My mother already knitted your baby hat. | |
| Yeah, she gave me one. | |
| Yeah, it's a little hat. | |
| It's like it plumes out on top. | |
| Yeah, yeah, I forgot. | |
| We got to put that on her. | |
| It might be a little too big right now. | |
| Yeah, well, when she asked, she probably forgot. | |
| She already gave one because she asked me about it. | |
| I said, just knit a hat for a pencil, and that'll be about right. | |
| A pencil topper will be good. | |
| Okay, so here are some sprinkles. | |
| This is what sprinkles look like, folks. | |
| This is high-quality comedy. | |
| This is what it looks like. | |
| You must have the wrong house. | |
| Sister. | |
| Hi, I'm the boyfriend. | |
| Brought you something. | |
| You're far away. | |
| Really? | |
| Why are you guys looking at each other like that? | |
| *Muchas and music* | |
| What are you doing? | |
| Here are my presenters here. | |
| Okay. | |
| Are these two more in the fuck? | |
| What is this? | |
| Let's try the all you out of that right now. | |
| The only thing I teach about your cousin is his coffee. | |
| You see how you do it? | |
| Even the editing, like when he's going, you guys trying to, are you guys going to fuck? | |
| What is this? | |
| And then it cuts him off. | |
| I'm her boyfriend. | |
| Here are my present this year. | |
| Okay. | |
| Try it. | |
| That was clearly written by someone who doesn't have a sibling. | |
| That's not how brothers and sisters talk to each other. | |
| Oh, I found it. | |
| Oh, yeah, that's what I meant to say that. | |
| Not only does he have a Star Wars pin in that picture, the Millennial Falcon, Millennium? | |
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Bisexual Pronouns and Targets
00:11:40
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| Millennial? | |
| I think. | |
| Millennial Falcon. | |
| Millennium. | |
| Yeah, Millennial Falcon is like, I'll take a soy latte with my face. | |
| Dude, he's had a different Star Wars pin on his lapel every day. | |
| Oh. | |
| You're at a murder trial. | |
| Two men are dead, and you're deciding if you ruin someone's life because those two men are dead. | |
| Stakes is high, as they say in the rap game. | |
| Don't wear Star Wars pins. | |
| And then we were like, well, when could you wear a Star Wars pin? | |
| And we realized never. | |
| If it's formal enough for a suit, it's too formal for a Star Wars pin. | |
| Right. | |
| If you went to Comic-Con with a suit, you're an idiot. | |
| Right. | |
| I mean, maybe now, maybe I could. | |
| I'm doing a comedy news show. | |
| Right. | |
| Maybe I could. | |
| But like the next day, it was the resistance. | |
| The day after that, it was, I don't know, some Jedi flag. | |
| He's a Jedi fag. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Did you notice the trend here? | |
| Falcon? | |
| Eagle. | |
| Hmm. | |
| Interesting trends. | |
| And that's how you define a trend by two. | |
| Yes. | |
| This has been in my notes for a while now. | |
| The left says they never. | |
| Oh, yeah, this was on Bill Maher. | |
| I've noticed this is a thing. | |
| They talk about Q, like we're all Q people. | |
| Ryan and I were discussing Q. There's a giant Q behind us. | |
| Everything is Q Q Q. That's our mentor. | |
| It goes like Trump, and then his concigliary is Q, And it all goes, we're all of the soldiers at the bottom of this mafia setup. | |
| And you are saying you're watching this show, so you know that we don't know who the fuck Q is. | |
| We don't know how to find Q. We spent like an hour digging him up. | |
| And even when readers who are Q, readers, viewers, would send us, like, dudes, it's so simple. | |
| You just go to 8chan and then you search QAnon and then you look up the newsletter. | |
| And then you, and it was like, no, I'm not doing all that. | |
| And that sounds really complicated. | |
| So Q's not a thing. | |
| There was a bunch of Q people, lunatics, obviously, who congregated in LA because there was going to be a second coming of Christ or something. | |
| And all these people were coming back from the dead, including JFK. | |
| Trust the plan. | |
| Yeah, I heard about that. | |
| And so the media is covering it like crazy because they like to make us look nuts. | |
| But those people are very unusual. | |
| They're like the kind of people who showed up to the Michael Jackson trial on his side defending him. | |
| It's not a thing. | |
| Will Summer, that little dwarf with the ugly wife that I attacked at Roger Stone's trial, he's doing a book on QAnon right now. | |
| So we can all learn about a handful of lunatics. | |
| It's like doing a book on Charlottesville. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Sophia Ankel. | |
| Good work, Sophia. | |
| Was JFK Jr. even that cool? | |
| Or just the fact that he's coming back from the dead is awesome? | |
| Yeah, I don't know. | |
| If anybody came back from the dead, it'd be a good idea. | |
| He was very political, but I think he was a lefty. | |
| Yeah, that magazine, right? | |
| George magazine. | |
| QAnon. | |
| You're doing a book on QAnon. | |
| Just the plan. | |
| What a total and utter waste of time. | |
| You fucking loser. | |
| Will Summer, you're a loser. | |
| Speaking of losers, this is ancient news by now, but Microsoft, I guess this is political correctness for blind people. | |
| They describe themselves now. | |
| I'm sorry to drag out. | |
| This is like three days old, but we've been away and Ryan was indulging himself in his baby time. | |
| They say, hi, I'm Gavin McInnes. | |
| I'm male, white male. | |
| I use the pronouns he, him. | |
| And I'm wearing a vintage suit from the 50s from Alexander Shields. | |
| Brooks Brothers tie. | |
| And I look like Donald Sutherland with AIDS. | |
| Look at this shit. | |
| It's like they're trying to outdo the cringe of Facebook. | |
| Hi, before we start, I'm Tyler. | |
| I'm a half bisexual. | |
| What the fuck? | |
| Half. | |
| I'm the straight half of bisexual. | |
| I'm a half bisexual? | |
| What the fuck? | |
| So a quarter sexual? | |
| Are you an amputee? | |
| What the fuck is a half bisexual? | |
| I'm a half bisexual. | |
| When I fuck guys, it's only with the lower half of me. | |
| I don't touch them. | |
| It's probably like I'm straight, but I appreciate male beauty or something. | |
| I'd never fuck them, but I'm like, I can accept that Liam Neeson is an attractive man. | |
| I guess we're all half bisexual. | |
| I'm a half-bisexual straight male with a PlayStation t-shirt and blue pants. | |
| I use he, him pronouns, and you. | |
| But wait a minute. | |
| If you're blind, right, you don't identify people by how they look because you've never looked. | |
| So why would you say blue pants to someone who's never seen blue pants? | |
| Who are you talking to? | |
| Who does it help to say I have blue pants on? | |
| Help me here. | |
| Okay, thanks for the information. | |
| I am KO'd, a male. | |
| You can use he pronouns for me also. | |
| You know who else uses he, him pronouns? | |
| 50% of the population. | |
| You know who uses she, her pronouns? | |
| 50% of the population. | |
| Now, there's a statistical irrelevance there, which is like 100 people. | |
| And they use like Z, Zer, demonic pronouns, all that shit. | |
| Just ignore them. | |
| They don't exist. | |
| They're statistically irrelevant. | |
| That's what the left has become. | |
| Statistically irrelevant. | |
| If you're half bisexual, you don't exist. | |
| Oh, you want me not to exist? | |
| I don't want you. | |
| You don't exist. | |
| Just know. | |
| Oh, you want me to die? | |
| You need to matter to die. | |
| You're not a thing. | |
| Hey, people with weird pronouns. | |
| You literally don't exist. | |
| And lots in store for you. | |
| First, we want to acknowledge that. | |
| I'm the funny little semi-Asian woman wearing a boring shirt I got from Target. | |
| I'm the most attractive extra in Apocalypto. | |
| We want to acknowledge that the land where the Microsoft campus is situated was traditionally occupied by the Sammamish. | |
| Never heard them. | |
| The Duwamish. | |
| Never heard them. | |
| The Snoqualmie. | |
| Nope. | |
| The Suquamish. | |
| What? | |
| The Muckle Shoot? | |
| What? | |
| The Snoquame. | |
| They can't just make up tribes. | |
| I want to acknowledge that Get Off My Lawn is filmed on Muckle Shoot land. | |
| We're trying to give it back to them because we bought the property and we want the Muckle Shoot to happen again. | |
| Unfortunately, the Muckle Shoot have not existed for 700 years. | |
| Muckle Chute? | |
| Look that up. | |
| Muckle Shoe? | |
| What the fuck? | |
| I thought I knew about tribes. | |
| I married one. | |
| I married a ho-chunk. | |
| What are the muckle chute? | |
| I think they're like not as good as Gryffindor, but better than Slytherin. | |
| And definitely the same thing. | |
| I'll bet you $100. | |
| No Indians have heard of the Muckle Shoot. | |
| They wear bandanas. | |
| Let's try. | |
| Let's call an Indian right now. | |
| I'll call my wife. | |
| Muckle shoot. | |
| You ready? | |
| Are they white? | |
| Oh, muggles, because they're muggles? | |
| I think it's Emily. | |
| She's not there. | |
| Muckle shoot? | |
| They deserve to have their land stolen for having such a stupid name. | |
| Also, in the fun little intro news bites, James O'Keefe, who I'm telling you, man, I might even leave my mega dad chat after this one dude said, fuck him. | |
| He said, fuck that man child. | |
| He's irrelevant. | |
| what? | |
| James O'Keefe? | |
| And then he says to our dad chat, what has he ever done? | |
| So every dad is like, just bombards him with examples from Acorn to the New York Times. | |
| And he's like, yeah, besides that, I don't know. | |
| What have you ever done? | |
| Anyway, he's suing the New York Times. | |
| And one of the things he's suing them for is targeted harassment. | |
| And there was a map that they put out of conservatives. | |
| And the map used bullseyes for, I don't know, our location, James's location, all these different headquarters of conservatives. | |
| Look at the way he's dressed. | |
| Marxists dress like they're in jail. | |
| So James points out, he goes, wait a minute, you guys put up these maps of conservatives that have bullseyes on them. | |
| And at the same time, you complain about maps that show, say, Planned Parenthood places and they have targets on them. | |
| So you can't have it both ways. | |
| You can't complain about targets and then make me a target. | |
| So he confronts the guy that did this. | |
| And the guy denied that he ever put bullseyes on anyone. | |
| It's bullshit. | |
| You were sued for defamation. | |
| You were the op-ed page for the New York Times. | |
| You're on video admitting that you made an admission of a false claim. | |
| We did a very poor job. | |
| I did. | |
| See this? | |
| And I'm ultimately responsible for the journalism that we produce. | |
| Do you know what this is? | |
| It's a bullseye. | |
| I'm getting it. | |
| Under oath, you denied that this was a target. | |
| Do you consider this map to be political incitement? | |
| I just think it's using violent imagery. | |
| I read those as gun sites. | |
| Do you consider that to be political incitement? | |
| Those don't look like gun sites to me. | |
| What do you consider the symbols on the map in Exhibit 217 to be? | |
| I don't know what they're meant to represent. | |
| Do they look like bullseyes? | |
| No, now that you say that, yeah, I could see that. | |
| What are bullseyes used for? | |
| Targeting. | |
| Target practice. | |
| With weapons? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Do you have any advice for other people being deposed to the New York Times so they don't look like fools? | |
| James is finally embracing humor. | |
| Wow. | |
| And that's a crucial thing. | |
| To call him a manchild is weird too, because isn't he like the largest human being that ever existed? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, I wouldn't quite put it that way. | |
| He's not under the giant, but he's probably 6'4. | |
| I remember you saying I was at your house and you were like, he couldn't fit in this room. | |
| If we were eating dinner, he would be outside on the porch and we'd have to shovel food like through the door. | |
| I was exaggerating. | |
| He's not quite that large. | |
| Okay. | |
| But he's a big boy. | |
| Yeah, he looks grande. | |
| He had a great life story. | |
| I'm going to interview him here in the studio and do a big long sit-down because one of the most interesting things about him is his shitty childhood. | |
| His dad decided to like turn a barn into their home and it was decrepit. | |
| So he basically built a house from scratch. | |
| And James's entire childhood was lifting 2x4s and drywall and soldering electricity and gluing plumbing together. | |
| What do you call them? | |
| CVS pipes, QVC pipes. | |
| PVC. | |
| PVC pipes. | |
| That's his whole childhood. | |
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Bad Guy Narratives
00:15:21
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| So as people try to destroy him and dismantle everything he's done, he's very used to building back. | |
| In fact, that stupid barn that his dad built from scratch burned down. | |
| And they built it again. | |
| Him, his dad, and his grandfather. | |
| What a great lesson. | |
| And I'm the bad guy for having screen-free Mondays. | |
| This is a hit piece, but they're using... | |
| That's a good mustache. | |
| Pretty fucking good. | |
| We got to get a prosthetics guy. | |
| So that way, if we want to look old, like the jackass guys, like have old face and go around and so we're going to have someone full-time just sitting here with latex in a call spending eight hours? | |
| Well, that's my plan to escape from prison. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| I get prosthetics. | |
| I become John Kinsman, and then he leaves and I go back to his cell. | |
| And you have to practice changing. | |
| Like, practice it, like, try to get your time down. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Best movie ever. | |
| Russell Crowe 2.5 Miles or something it's called. | |
| My favorite type of movie is a guy like you and me doing something extraordinary. | |
| I don't want to see Captain America beat the shit out of a horse. | |
| I know you can. | |
| Three days. | |
| I want to see me beat up a horse. | |
| It's hard. | |
| Is this it? | |
| Next three days? | |
| Yes, I think. | |
| I want to do a movie like this where I, because I did an article about the Clinton death count, and it took me like three days of research, and I was scared at the end. | |
| Wait, play this? | |
| Smile. | |
| I like how this is by HD TV News, and it's the least HD 480p fucking HD, where everything is soft definition. | |
| I got it. | |
| Pixels are overrated at HD TV. | |
| Hardly deaf TV. | |
| Forget that Laura's your wife. | |
| Look at the evidence. | |
| I've seen the evidence. | |
| She's innocent. | |
| It doesn't matter what we believe. | |
| Lara is not getting out! | |
| Max and John. | |
| So he dresses up like her? | |
| That would be hilarious. | |
| Hi. | |
| And then he ends up loving it there because he just fucks everyone. | |
| And they go, your time's up, ma'am. | |
| He's like, oh, I'm going to punch you in the face, bitch. | |
| You just bought yourself another month. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| Oh, fuck. | |
| What are you going to do about it? | |
| We joke, but that's happening. | |
| Like, the tranny, Eric, the Jew, Antifa, who stabbed that guy, is trying to get into a female prison. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Ask yourself, can you kill a god? | |
| Because to do this thing, that's who you have to become. | |
| And if you can't, don't stop. | |
| Shit, he's taken under his wing. | |
| See, look, he's beaten up. | |
| Because he realizes to figure out how to break out of prison, he has to hang out with criminals. | |
| You can't just hang out with criminals. | |
| So, as he's trying to get to know criminals, they suss him out and they beat the shit out of him, but he keeps going. | |
| So good. | |
| Of course, that chick is ruined from that hum, hum, hum, a dum, beam, bum, bum, bum. | |
| Like a big plane on a mountain, on a wrinkle wave, on a sandboard. | |
| Never sandboard. | |
| I don't quite remember the words. | |
| A sandboard, yes. | |
| A wrinkle wave. | |
| A sandboard tribe. | |
| I can make an explosion. | |
| They were so confident they were going to win that they were already gloating. | |
| Eric Gloat. | |
| This is for Hillary. | |
| That's for Hillary. | |
| Stay in prison, bitch. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I was going to break you out of prison until I saw this. | |
| I'm so hot. | |
| the ocean in the motion She acts like I'm jerking off to her. | |
| And she's a fan. | |
| This is actors without a director. | |
| The director would be going, a little smaller, guys. | |
| A little smaller. | |
| Calm the fuck down. | |
| Wrecking balls inside my brain I was screaming loud tonight Can you hear my voice? | |
| This time it sends our back song At least Asians have no soul, so they can't overact. | |
| They just programmed her to do that. | |
| God, they always, like, lefties always just looks just a little off, like gaunt in the face or something. | |
| They're just vapid. | |
| Their teeth are too weak. | |
| It's actors, too. | |
| Like, Kumia points this out. | |
| He goes, the way you're a good actor is, I used to know her. | |
| You just have to have an empty vessel so the director and the writer can pour in whatever little brew they've concocted. | |
| You can't have a personality. | |
| That was from Louis C.K. had said that on the show. | |
| He was like, the best actor is just an empty coffee mug. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Who the fuck is that guy with the hat? | |
| Oh, Jesus. | |
| Anyway. | |
| All right, let's start the show for real now. | |
| We're actually getting down to brass tacks. | |
| Are you ready, Ryan? | |
| I'm ready. | |
| Let's do this. | |
| Let's do it. | |
| Rittenhouse. | |
| We've won, right? | |
| Can we start celebrating yet? | |
| Free speech, the Second Amendment, self-defense, MAGA. | |
| We won. | |
| Deshante Rittenhouse, if he was black and his victims were MAGA, we wouldn't have a trial. | |
| But I think that picture sums it up, right? | |
| Look at those fucking clowns, the prosecution. | |
| I've just been tuning in, and every time I tune in, the judge is like, what the fuck? | |
| Stop. | |
| You're right on the edge. | |
| Yeah. | |
| He said. | |
| He's like, this isn't permitted. | |
| This has been a law for 40 years. | |
| He said, you started pissing me off when you chastised Kyle for his silence after. | |
| Yes. | |
| Like, he's supposed to go on what? | |
| A talk radio tour? | |
| No, you're not. | |
| Shut your mouth. | |
| Now, putting him on the stand was crazy. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That was like playing blackjack and you're at 16 and you say, hit me. | |
| Okay. | |
| But I think they got a four. | |
| And I said something. | |
| I whispered him. | |
| Court, you better get permission. | |
| This is ridiculous. | |
| It wasn't excluded, John. | |
| You know why it was excluded in the first place? | |
| Because it was propensity evidence. | |
| That is exactly what 90404 is designed to prevent. | |
| You're talking about his attitudes. | |
| His attitude is he wants to shoot people. | |
| Now, I've admitted that kind of evidence in other trials when it's been appropriate. | |
| I didn't admit it in this case because to me, what I've heard in this trial, and by the way, Mr. Richards absolutely correctly points out that just hours ago, I said I had heard nothing in this trial to change any of my rulings. | |
| So why? | |
| Testimony on. | |
| Pardon me? | |
| That was before the king's testimony. | |
| You knew very well. | |
| You know what I'm saying? | |
| See what's going on here? | |
| That judge has bad adrenaline control. | |
| He's mad and it's fucking up his speech. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| He's trying to, like, let me know. | |
| He's so mad that he's stuttering. | |
| Just fucking have a shot, dude. | |
| Is that a real picture where he's looking at the cookie magazine? | |
| Yes. | |
| This guy rules. | |
| It's also real that his go to 1-7, his ringtone is proud to be an American. | |
| Sure is. | |
| Which people are saying is evidence of bias. | |
| That's the America we're living in today. | |
| Standing your ground is aggressive, and being proud to be an American is biased. | |
| Yeah, did he put all those American flags in the court, too? | |
| Is that his decision? | |
| the actions that I had talked about were done in bad things. | |
| Then I think... | |
| Turning off, though. | |
| Fucking boomers and their cell phones. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Turn off... | |
| You know what my ringtone is? | |
| You know what I have on my phone for my ringtone? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I've never heard my phone ring ever. | |
| Ever. | |
| If it vibrates, I'll feel it on my ass. | |
| Otherwise, I check my phone occasionally to see if anyone's, and no one calls me. | |
| People text me. | |
| That's right. | |
| You're a boomer of the future. | |
| Your keys will ring and your wallet will ring. | |
| Phone? | |
| Well, you know Shaquille O'Neal. | |
| You know how you contact him? | |
| How? | |
| You send out vibes and he senses that you want to contact him. | |
| I don't believe it. | |
| And then he picks up his phone and it rings. | |
| I saw that in an interview once. | |
| He just feels it. | |
| I want to believe that. | |
| Okay, wait a minute. | |
| Let me try it. | |
| Shaquille O'Neal. | |
| Shaquille O'Neal, I want to talk to you. | |
| I think you're a big giant idiot who believes in some sort of fifth-dimensional energy that shoots out through the cosmos. | |
| Can you call me back? | |
| I'm leaving a fifth-dimension message. | |
| Oh, he's on Skype. | |
| Oh. | |
| Hi, Shaq. | |
| It worked. | |
| I apologize. | |
| He's saying he can't hear us. | |
| The audio's. | |
| Hello? | |
| I can't hear you. | |
| I can't hear you. | |
| Who's that guy? | |
| Maybe this is a tech guy? | |
| That guy is a deathly serious dude with no sense of humor who talks about music like it's astrophysics. | |
| Oh, he's using a phone. | |
| Why couldn't he use his vibes? | |
| How are you? | |
| Hey, Shaq. | |
| How are you? | |
| They need a new sign. | |
| You can just reach it and pull it down, Shaq. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Do that. | |
| Pull it down and fix it. | |
| It sucks. | |
| The graffiti behind you is better than their sign. | |
| Shaq gives back, but their sign still sucks. | |
| All right. | |
| Clueless Fantano, our favorite guy to shit on these days, Tony Fontano, the toughest name on the weakest person in America. | |
| I got to admit, it was compelling when Rittenhouse's lawyers argued bringing an illegal weapon, nope, to a protest. | |
| See, that already pisses me off. | |
| Proud Boy's gotten shit for this for bringing weapons to Texas. | |
| We talked about that last night. | |
| Americans are naive. | |
| We are naive as a people. | |
| And we don't understand that when you're going to a riot or even a fucking natural disaster like Katrina, you need to be armed. | |
| Because when there's no laws and no police and it's a state of total chaos, there's violent assholes that want to hurt you. | |
| And isn't it funny how they're making it sound nuts that he brought an illegal weapon to a protest when three people tried to kill him? | |
| Like, if he wasn't armed, he'd be dead. | |
| What about that part? | |
| Isn't that relevant? | |
| Isn't the fact that three people were trying to kill him proof that he was correct to bring a gun? | |
| What's this guy got going on? | |
| Is he fat? | |
| He's fucking weird fat. | |
| I hate that kind of fat when your head is normal. | |
| It's weird fat, dude. | |
| It's sit on your ass all day fat. | |
| Dog fucker fat. | |
| That's his wife. | |
| He's got a Brett Gelman going on. | |
| Oh. | |
| Black wife. | |
| Get out of jail free card. | |
| You ever seen him with Nardoir? | |
| What's next? | |
| Next, once you get a black wife, the next stage is to shit on white women constantly. | |
| That's all Bill Burr talks about is fucking white women. | |
| Ah, dude. | |
| How horrible they are. | |
| Dude, they're so fucking white, you know? | |
| Meanwhile, she married him to get away from blackness, and she wants nothing to do with it. | |
| And he wants her to get back to blackness. | |
| He's like, can you say Uhuru and shit and fucking grow your hair? | |
| And she's like, no. | |
| I like watching The Office. | |
| And he's like, no, watch The Black Panthers. | |
| I married a ginger. | |
| It's you. | |
| Look at this guy. | |
| Oh, wait, you already see it. | |
| He's got the weird long tits. | |
| Ew. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Not only should a man not have tits, but if you are going to have tits, at least have good tits. | |
| You just got shitty tits. | |
| Hey, shitty tits. | |
| Let's call him that from now on. | |
| Shitty tits. | |
| That might be the name of today's episode. | |
| Man, Sam Hyde really did him a favor by not mentioning his body. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You took it easy. | |
| Let me hear some of this interview. | |
| Good friend Cal. | |
| Coven, the movie, was produced by someone who's in a film that I love called American Movie, which is kind of where I got the accent that Cal, or where Cal must have gotten. | |
| Who is Cal for the people that don't know? | |
| Cal is my roommate who appears in numerous videos. | |
| And he was basically kind of modeled after a lot of the accents that I was hearing. | |
| What did I do? | |
| Which is kind of a great documentary film, sort of funny, very personal about the whole process of making the movie. | |
| And it's good that you bring that up because a lot of people think Cal's from Canada. | |
| And that's just not the case. | |
| I don't know where he's from personally, but I'm pretty sure. | |
| God, I hate that guy. | |
| So what was, did we finish this? | |
| To a protest, anticipating there will be cause for him to use it on his ideological opponents. | |
| What? | |
| Anticipating there will be cause. | |
| See, this is what I want to talk about. | |
| All these assumptions about Kyle bringing a weapon. | |
| You know why he brought a weapon? | |
| Because there's murderers there. | |
| The three people he shot. | |
| One of them is a serial domestic abuser who would beat the shit out of his girlfriends. | |
| That guy's dead, thank God. | |
| Rosenbaum wasn't just a pedophile. | |
| This isn't just a Joe Biden sniffer. | |
| He was a child rapist. | |
| He fucked underage boys in their assholes. | |
| Worse than Michael Jackson, Rosenbaum. | |
| He's dead and a psychotic lunatic who I think spent 10 years in prison. | |
| And then there was Gage Gershkowitz, who beat the shit out of his mother, got kicked out of the house. | |
| His grandmother took him in. | |
| He beat the shit out of her. | |
| Those are the kind of people, these are not ideological opponents, okay? | |
| These are psychopaths. | |
| These are human garbage. | |
| And he brought a gun because psychopaths will try to kill you, which they did. | |
| They hit him with the skateboard and then Gage had his fucking six gauge, whatever it's called, and was pointing it about to shoot fucking Kyle dead. | |
| And the left wants Kyle dead and those other guys to thrive. | |
|
Hakeem Jeffries Represents East Brooklyn
00:04:32
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|
| They love miscreants. | |
| Didn't Rosenbaum just get out of prison for a 15-year stint? | |
| He had his jailbag on him still. | |
| Really? | |
| Yes. | |
| Well, all night he was like, kill me, motherfucker, kill me. | |
| Okay. | |
| He's the N-word. | |
| Coming up, you rapist dwarf. | |
| Go to, well, let's just go in order. | |
| Go to 19. | |
| This fucking clown who was prosecuting him. | |
| I feel bad for John Pierce. | |
| John Pierce was Kyle Rittenhouse's original lawyer. | |
| He raised $2 million for him. | |
| I don't know what happened with those two guys. | |
| I know Kyle Rittenhouse. | |
| I've spoken to him on the phone, and I know John Pierce. | |
| No one will tell me exactly what happened, but for whatever reason, he stopped being his lawyer. | |
| And then these guys get the glory. | |
| It must suck to watch an incompetent prosecutor be so easily defeated. | |
| And you were the lawyer. | |
| It could have been those dudes going like this. | |
| But fucking Tommy Lee Jones got it. | |
| But you see what's behind him? | |
| So behind his right ear, there's Star Wars action figures. | |
| And behind his left ear is a children's version, a children's book, an illustrated version of Die Hard, the movie. | |
| That's what's behind his fucking stupid, shitty head. | |
| This is a perfect case for him, though, not going to lie, because his whole life he's been trying to figure out who shot first. | |
| Was it Greedo or Han? | |
| So this is a very similar situation going on. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| That's his research. | |
| Well, if you see here in item number, that's Star Wars 4. | |
| I guarantee you, he has had a mock trial at his house for who shot first. | |
| Wow. | |
| And then for his wife, who's enormous. | |
| I can see it. | |
| His wife weighs 420 pounds. | |
| And she just had liposuction. | |
| That's not good. | |
| It didn't work. | |
| So she weighs that much after? | |
| Yeah. | |
| They took out a couple jars of fat. | |
| Oh, that's it. | |
| She's still morbidly obese. | |
| That's his job of the hut fetish. | |
| He lays on with his bag? | |
| He lays on with a relief. | |
| I hate his cheap H ⁇ M fucking blazer shit. | |
| Yeah. | |
| He wears the cheapest suits. | |
| Um... | |
| Look at... | |
| No... | |
| Is there even text on this? | |
| I don't think there needs to be. | |
| No. | |
| My God, you guys. | |
| Do you think I'm doing a good job? | |
| For who? | |
| 2-0, we have the state rep for East Brooklyn, whatever you call these people. | |
| That's the book. | |
| Yep. | |
| Go to 2-0. | |
| So Hakeem Jeffries represents East Brooklyn, which is also known as East New York, which is hell on earth. | |
| Worse than the South Bronx by a long shot. | |
| About 90% of the murders in New York City are in East New York. | |
| It is a fucking war zone. | |
| If we were to drive around in the day, you'd see nothing because everyone's asleep. | |
| It comes alive at night and it dies at night. | |
| There is a murder a day in East New York. | |
| So Hakeem Jeffries, to represent his constituents, he's anti-prison because every single person in his district is going to prison. | |
| End mass incarceration. | |
| Defund the prison industrial complex. | |
| I'm inclined to agree with you, Hakeem, although I don't agree with your motives. | |
| And then the same guy a year later, it's cropped, Ryan. | |
| Lock up Kyle Rittenhouse and throw away the key. | |
| Why is this a racial thing, by the way? | |
| If you look at Grindface and Shiz Mabin and Tariq Nasheed, they're obsessed with how Kyle Rittenhouse is racist. | |
| A white dude shot, a white awesome guy shot three white assholes. | |
| Sorry, Browns. | |
| You're not invited to this discussion. | |
| Yeah, in the comments of Shiz Mabin, he posts, you know, Kyle crying, and people are like, dude, what the fuck? | |
| He's like, are you not going to march for him if he gets out or whatever? | |
|
Public Opinion Divide
00:10:26
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| They're like, no, he ain't black. | |
| We're not going to march for him. | |
| I was like, I commented, I was like, your whole page is not a unity between black people. | |
| It's just them killing each other. | |
| So where's this brotherhood? | |
| Yeah, that's the weird thing about all these ghetto social media accounts. | |
| It's just constantly talking about how the cops are assholes and they're racist and they pick on blacks for no reason. | |
| And then 37 videos of blacks like destroying a Wendy's and having a shootout at a Taco Bell. | |
| Have you checked your own social media page? | |
| It's all about the world. | |
| Okay, let's be honest for a change. | |
| This is fake. | |
| You think so? | |
| Uh, I may, I thought so maybe on the second time, but the first time I was like, I don't know about the... | |
| I don't know. | |
| You know what? | |
| It might be. | |
| There's a gray area between fake and real. | |
| I did a movie called Critical Compliance. | |
| What the fuck was it called? | |
| Where it was about the future, where we had these future phones, these glasses. | |
| What was that movie called? | |
| Anyway, you can look it up. | |
| We shot a scene where they wanted me to cry because my wife has cancer. | |
| And my son, my newborn, my youngest boy, had control. | |
| Creative control. | |
| He had just had an operation because he had an infection in his inner thigh from a diaper rash that got really bad. | |
| So we had to go to like an operating room that was the same kind of room where you had to do a heart transplant. | |
| Like there's surgeons, hands wash, and there's my little tiny baby. | |
| He must have been maybe a year old. | |
| And everyone has the hair nets and everything, the shower caps. | |
| And it was like he might as well be getting a leg transplant. | |
| It was the same amount of infrastructure. | |
| So it was harrowing, to say the least. | |
| And my wife was blubbering. | |
| I was holding her. | |
| And all I had to do, because it had just happened, was summon that. | |
| And I would cry. | |
| So they said, can you cry on command? | |
| I go, I'll try. | |
| And I brought that up. | |
| And instead of being like, I'm really worried about her, man. | |
| And have a solitary tear, I was like, and I was like drenched. | |
| And I could see the cameraman going, what the fuck? | |
| And like, oh, the PAs were sort of looking at each other going, should we call 911? | |
| And they couldn't use it. | |
| It was authentic, but it was totally over the top. | |
| Authentic isn't always cinematic. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Just because you're crying doesn't mean you're acting. | |
| You're doing a good job. | |
| And I think that's what might have happened here. | |
| The lawyer sort of indicated, I can't tell you to cry, but it wouldn't be terrible if you were to cry on the stand. | |
| And so he said, okay, I'll see what I can do. | |
| And then he started and it went. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Because there's probably a lot of emotions going through this guy's fucking veins. | |
| He's facing life in prison. | |
| But I think it was a good move. | |
| Look at blacks laughing. | |
| Oh, there we go. | |
| Is that the shizmobbin dude? | |
| No. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| He's a black dude. | |
| He's a rapper with This group that raps with dipset and stuff. | |
| So over here, Prop Joe says, He's a 17-year-old kid showing genuine remorse for taking life, and that's a grown man laughing at a child crying. | |
| He said, Shut the fuck up, weirdo. | |
| He killed two TO white people. | |
| Fuck out of here, Weirdo. | |
| What is he can't spell two? | |
| What do you mean? | |
| No, he cannot. | |
| I think six-year-olds can spell two. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's basically one to ten and A to Z. Those are like the first things you learn, right? | |
| Yeah, did you see LeBron James was calling him a pussy and saying he's fake crying? | |
| And LeBron James fake cried when he hurt his leg. | |
| And LeBron James goes, looks like this guy had too many lemon heads. | |
| And now everyone's calling LeBron James lemon head. | |
| But I think he fake cried. | |
| I think it was real tears, but it just came out just like the example I just gave you. | |
| But I think it was a good move. | |
| This is what the defense did. | |
| They had 15 in blackjack. | |
| They said hit me, and they got a six. | |
| It worked. | |
| Because now the media has these tears. | |
| Those are wet eyes, yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And you know, Americans were obsessed with showed no remorse. | |
| I was cooking breakfast or lunch or something watching this, and I got, it got me. | |
| Yeah, well, you're a meathead. | |
| I got very upset. | |
| Yeah, you're a moron. | |
| You get upset playing video games. | |
| I do not. | |
| You cry during the interstitials in video games. | |
| That's not true. | |
| I skipped the interstitials. | |
| You're a chick in the game. | |
| I just want to play. | |
| I skip the interstitials. | |
| I'm a real man. | |
| I'm a real man. | |
| I just want to be Spider-Man again. | |
| Jack Pisobic had a good montage of media bias. | |
| We're reaching example exhaustion. | |
| We'll be done this in a second. | |
| But this is a great montage. | |
| My favorite part of this montage is Sank Uger saying deeply racist. | |
| He goes, this deeply racist guy, like it's a given. | |
| Talking about public opinion on the case. | |
| And it's interesting because it is split. | |
| I may have to jump forward. | |
| I want to go back. | |
| I want to take you back a recredibility. | |
| Jack Pasovic is kicking ass. | |
| Rittenhouse is basically what you would have had in a school shooter. | |
| He's a 17-year-old kid. | |
| He shouldn't have had a gun. | |
| He crossed state lines to supposedly protect property. | |
| No, he was going out to shoot people. | |
| Kyle Rittenhouse, a vigilante. | |
| Kyle Rittenhouse, the armed teenage vigilante. | |
| A 17-year-old vigilante, arguably a domestic terrorist, picked up a rifle, drove to a different state to shoot people. | |
| I never heard you guys mention state lines before. | |
| Why are you so worried about state lines? | |
| Didn't Kasparian since go back on this? | |
| That was pretty big, yeah. | |
| Who's deeply racist went with weapons? | |
| Show that again. | |
| Go back up to the country. | |
| Drove to a different state to shoot people. | |
| Kyle Rittenhouse, a guy who's deeply racist, went with weapons to a Black Lives Matter protest, looking to get in trouble. | |
| He did. | |
| He murdered a couple of people. | |
| Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old kid, just running around, shooting and killing protesters. | |
| 17 years old, picks up a gun, drives one state to another. | |
| Like Alex Jones is known as eccentric and crazy. | |
| This is mainstream leftist news. | |
| Joe Scarborough, who is considered kind of towards the center, isn't he? | |
| And he's saying, just running around shooting people. | |
| That's what housewives are tuning into when they do their ironing. | |
| How is that a mainstream thing to say? | |
| It's radical leftism. | |
| Shoot people. | |
| A 17-year-old boy who drove across state lines with an AR-15 and started shooting people up, including a guy with a skateboard. | |
| Rittenhouse is a 17-year-old that went with a weapon into the middle of protests and then provoked people and then shot and killed them. | |
| Kyle Rittenhouse is the enemy. | |
| A boy from out of state drives up to the state with an AR-15 around his neck, shoots and kills a couple of people, shooting wildly, running around, acting like Rindicop. | |
| Drove across state lines armed with a rifle to go and shoot people. | |
| What a dark, dystopian scene where a 17-year-old boy is carrying around a rifle, running around. | |
| All right, now he saw that. | |
| Running around. | |
| He was running around. | |
| He was running for his life, actually. | |
| I didn't know. | |
| I learned that he's a lifeguard. | |
| He was trained in Stop the Bleed. | |
| He was working with the firefighters. | |
| Yeah, he was PR. | |
| He was, you know what they say, a Boy Scout? | |
| Yeah. | |
| He was a Boy Scout. | |
| Literally a jack of all Boy Scoutish-like trades. | |
| Anna Kasparian. | |
| Did you want to see that? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I was wrong about that. | |
| Okay. | |
| I was wrong about that. | |
| Okay. | |
| So I want to correct the record. | |
| I was, in fact, wrong about that. | |
| So look, these details matter because if you're going to make an argument that you acted in self-defense, there needs to be some proof that there was an imminent threat. | |
| Now, what really mattered to me was how all of this unfolded. | |
| What was the thing that sparked it? | |
| What started all of it? | |
| And initially, I was under the assumption that Rittenhouse was the person who was chasing after Joseph Rosenbaum, that that's how it started. | |
| But I was wrong about that. | |
| Okay, so I want to correct the record. | |
| I was, in fact, wrong about that. | |
| All right. | |
| Yep. | |
| Let's jump to 2-5, where Drew Hernandez schools, the retarded Star Wars prosecutor. | |
| And then we have one more prison rape. | |
| And a reporter? | |
| Yes. | |
| Earlier, you identified yourself as a professional commentator. | |
| All the above. | |
| Is it your practice as a journalist to interject your personal opinion into the stories you're reporting on? | |
| No. | |
| But you did that here. | |
| Where? | |
| On August 25th, a few minutes after these shootings, you posted on Twitter your opinion as to whether the defendant in your mind was right or wrong in doing what he did, correct? | |
| No, I said apparently at the beginning of that statement. | |
| What effect does that have? | |
| It means apparently. | |
| It doesn't mean that this is 100% my opinion. | |
| You had already jumped to an apparent conclusion at that moment, right? | |
| No, that's what it apparently means. | |
| But that's not what journalists do, right? | |
| I'll be done. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I fucked up. | |
| And I'm going to stop this. | |
| That's exactly what just happened there. | |
| I didn't think about apparently. | |
| I forgot you said apparently. | |
| I got to can this line of questions. | |
|
Cleaning Room Insights
00:02:26
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| It was endless. | |
| And you know how many times during the middle of his cross-examinations, his various, you know, with the witnesses, that they just went to lunch? | |
| Like, all right, we're going to go to lunch. | |
| Yeah, I've never really watched a trial like I watched this. | |
| I watched every second of it. | |
| It was fascinating. | |
| It was great to have on in the background when you clean your office. | |
| Clean your room? | |
| Clean your room. | |
| But yes, there was one point where he was asking him, when Kyle Rittnouse was on the stand, the prosecution kept asking the same kind of question in a loop. | |
| Like, you don't bring a gun when you do your laundry. | |
| You don't bring a gun when you go play a video game. | |
| You don't bring a gun when you're washing the dishes. | |
| And I was like, are you trying to drive him insane? | |
| Because you're driving me insane. | |
| And I've been in these situations too where you're in a fight with your wife or something and you're just like, I'm out. | |
| And you just walk out the front door. | |
| What's that sound? | |
| Is that a vibration? | |
| Oh, it's someone calling me. | |
| You see that? | |
| Did you hear my ringtone? | |
| No, but I felt it. | |
| The vibes. | |
| Is this you coming up here? | |
| That's the movie. | |
| Oh, I thought that was you for a second. | |
| No. | |
| Punching the dude. | |
| That's the director, Ben something. | |
| That looks pretty cool. | |
| I think he got canceled after this movie because he put me in it. | |
| And he went into a deep depression. | |
| He may have actually given up. | |
| There's me. | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| It looks like a good fucking movie. | |
| It is. | |
| Well, I've never heard you mention this. | |
| One of my great movies. | |
| Look, there's me. | |
| Nice. | |
| What are you saying in that? | |
| Let's see what you say. | |
| Leaving consciousness rather than creating it. | |
| I don't have time for this. | |
| Get out of here. | |
| What are we talking about? | |
| You're just playing yourself? | |
| I played a creative director at an ad agency when I was a creative director at an ad agency. | |
| Give me a pound. | |
| Let's blow up this rock. | |
| It's gotta be the worst. | |
| That's also you. | |
| It was not a challenge. | |
| It's like when Courtney Love plays a stupid junkie bitch in a movie. | |
| All right, final thing. | |
|
Bizarre And Racist Conversations
00:15:21
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|
| We talked about this yesterday. | |
| Stop talking about Bubba. | |
| Remember this? | |
| We talked about this last night? | |
| It's not a thing with Bubba being your roommate and him raping you. | |
| There's faggots in prison. | |
| But look at this. | |
| Kid vicious. | |
| I have zero sympathy for Kyle Rittenhouse. | |
| Black and Latino kids have been in prison and killed just for the color of their skin. | |
| False. | |
| He killed people. | |
| That's it. | |
| And that's the same face Kyle Rittenhouse will make during his first time in the prison shower. | |
| I think it's based on the 80s, this whole thing. | |
| We do not participate in Roy Moore pickup lines because we do not make fun of sexual assault, but extra, especially when it's kids. | |
| Oh, the same woman who said this is against rape jokes. | |
| Go fuck yourself, you traitorous. | |
| How do you pronounce that word? | |
| Traitorous? | |
| Traitorous rape apologist, this better end you. | |
| There's no place in America for child rape. | |
| There's no place in America for traitorous rape enablers. | |
| You belong in prison, you fucking criminal. | |
| Russian shill. | |
| Why does she spell Jim like that? | |
| Yeah, that's weird. | |
| Who is Tara Dublin? | |
| Why is she verified? | |
| Look her up. | |
| I want to see who this bitch is. | |
| Tara Dublin. | |
| What did you say, Dublin? | |
| Tara Dublin. | |
| Tara Dublin Rocks. | |
| Apparently, that's her name. | |
| Oh, look at all those F-E-R-R. | |
| Writer, PDX, adjacent Jersey girl, contributor to The Hill. | |
| I thought The Hill was right wing. | |
| It was PDX. | |
| I think they crossed over the dark side. | |
| Meaning. | |
| Oh, mine. | |
| Look at those different hands. | |
| Portland, Oregon. | |
| Brown, white. | |
| They're all gay. | |
| What a stupid piece of shit. | |
| Let's jump over to racism, shall we? | |
| Let's get a heap and dose. | |
| Because those hands reminded me of something. | |
| Hispanics are white. | |
| I'm a black female. | |
| What other difference? | |
| Black woman? | |
| This is really inconvenient. | |
| That's crazy! | |
| I have a dream. | |
| Oh, Black Betty, bam, bam. | |
| Oh, Black Betty, bam, bam. | |
| Black Betty had a child. | |
| Bam, bam, the damn thing gone wild. | |
| Ooh. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, I don't like when people have visible things on the desk. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's distracting, but after a good cup of Dunkin' Donuts coffee, it makes me feel better for whatever kind of crappiness I feel. | |
| America runs on it. | |
| That's kind of my beef with Kumia. | |
| It'll often have guests with their water bottle on the thing. | |
| Bad luck. | |
| 3-5. | |
| This has inspired me, that woman's fuck you fingers. | |
| The variety of them. | |
| I was actually shocked to see this. | |
| The distribution of skin color among U.S. Hispanics is white. | |
| Look at that. | |
| 28% are as white as me. | |
| Half a percent are black. | |
| People put the skin chart up with this guy's face. | |
| And he white. | |
| He white. | |
| He's like red white. | |
| He's like Irish color. | |
| Yeah, I'm surprised his hair is even curly. | |
| Remember they tried to cancel Dave Portnoy because he thought he said, I thought that guy was Arab. | |
| I thought he was like a jihadist when I first saw him. | |
| Yeah, so did we all. | |
| That looks like a goat man. | |
| He looks like an Italian. | |
| A little bit. | |
| Looks like Tommy Baggs from my gym. | |
| A little swarthier than him. | |
| You know why Tommy Baggs is called Tommy Bags? | |
| No. | |
| Because he replenishes ATMs for a living, so he always has bags of money. | |
| Nice. | |
| This is, I thought, interesting. | |
| I think my theory, where I say everyone's basically white, I really mean like Western and American. | |
| And the only people that are not white are blacks, poor blacks. | |
| And they have a justified beef with America, with slavery and all that. | |
| The rest need to shut the fuck up. | |
| No one minds if Denzel Washington moves next door. | |
| And Asians are white. | |
| And I noticed recently, as far as college applicants go, they are white. | |
| Check out 3-4. | |
| We stand for change. | |
| We want to live in a world where good black soccer players can become professionals and make millions of dollars. | |
| This is the lovely Lauren Chen. | |
| Students of color, minus Asian. | |
| Like, they make no bones about it. | |
| Wow. | |
| Minus Asian. | |
| Welcome, Ryan. | |
| You know, that's funny. | |
| Because I was filling out a form the other day. | |
| I had to check out my stuff in the hospital. | |
| Hispanic wasn't there. | |
| It was white, Asian, two different types of Native American, black. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Two different types of Native American. | |
| Native Americans were like, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| One's actually Native American, one's like Polynesian or like Samoan, whatever the fuck. | |
| Samoan. | |
| How many Samoans give birth at your hospital? | |
| If you're going to have those, you don't have Hispanic. | |
| Hispanic was not on the form. | |
| I looked it over like three times. | |
| I was like, I guess we're white. | |
| I'm double white. | |
| So what did you call it? | |
| I'm Asian and Hispanic. | |
| I'm white. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You're whiter than me. | |
| I just, I think maybe you're every white race. | |
| Just mine. | |
| This is hilarious. | |
| You're all whites. | |
| Yep. | |
| It's all white. | |
| Nobody worry about me. | |
| Oh, I thought this was interesting. | |
| This black dude was talking on Twitter about how he got dumped for being a Trump supporter, and he makes it about race. | |
| Dude, hey, Adam, I was dumped for being a Trump supporter. | |
| We all were. | |
| I once had a friend, a white liberal female, who used to joke with me about woke people post-riots, suddenly sound just like them. | |
| As we were arguing, she said, well, I listened to black voices, and I said, I'm black. | |
| Does my voice matter? | |
| I have nipples. | |
| I have black nipples, Craig. | |
| Can you hear them? | |
| Can you chocolate milk me? | |
| And he goes on. | |
| You can see the whole thread. | |
| It's an interesting thread. | |
| We used to have conversations. | |
| This is a person I would spend holidays with her family. | |
| I talk about another friend from Europe I met while traveling. | |
| We met multiple times during our travels, blah, blah, blah. | |
| And then it fell through from there. | |
| That's not how to use fell through, but go ahead. | |
| Our friendship was now minimalized into being about my supposed victimhood. | |
| Yeah, if I were you in that situation, Adam, it would be about black supposed victimhood. | |
| They've just moved the pawn and the chessboard over one. | |
| It would still be the same thing. | |
| I would never deny there's some racist people because it exists, blah, blah, blah. | |
| So yeah, I thought that was interesting. | |
| As a black conservative, you think, holy shit, everyone's dumping me because I'm not fulfilling my black role. | |
| No. | |
| They are Xing everyone slightly right of center. | |
| So pull race out of it, dude. | |
| I told her to go fuck herself. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I say that to my kids. | |
| See, if you're in an argument with someone at your age, don't try to be witty. | |
| Don't try to outsmart them. | |
| Just say, go fuck yourself. | |
| The end. | |
| By the way, this is trending. | |
| Speaking of racism, racist Joe Biden is trending. | |
| Pretty good. | |
| My opponent wins. | |
| They're going to put you all back in chains. | |
| Unless we do something about this, my children are going to grow up in a jungle. | |
| Well, let's just jump then from racism temporarily to my pet Biden and go to 3-1. | |
| We have to cover this, of course, where he's talked about a great Negro. | |
| You know, I've adopted the attitude of the great Negro at the time, pitcher Negro went on to become a great pitcher. | |
| It's like the shoeshine guy. | |
| If you're not nice to the shoeshine guy, I don't like it. | |
| We did show this last night, too. | |
| And then we juxtaposed that with him telling the Pope that he's the greatest black American pitcher in the world. | |
| You're the greatest African-American pitcher in the world. | |
| Go to 3-8. | |
| Oh, yeah, this is going around. | |
| And I've heard Kumiya say it, actually. | |
| I keep mentioning him this show. | |
| Seth Barron Rules. | |
| He wants to be interviewed, too. | |
| He just released a book about New York. | |
| Oh, great. | |
| We'll have him on the show. | |
| In 1930, the MIC was whiter than the state of Maine is today. | |
| So the idea that any urban planning measure taken was racist against blacks and Puerto Ricans is preposterous. | |
| Yes, that's true. | |
| They did build the bridges low on Long Island to keep out city folks. | |
| They didn't want them coming to visit the beaches on Long Island. | |
| But there was no blacks in 1930. | |
| Talk to someone, an old person who grew up in Manhattan. | |
| In the 50s, Manhattan was completely white. | |
| It was crime-free, too, coincidentally. | |
| And this is a friend of Ann Coulter's, I know. | |
| He's like 70. | |
| He goes, we would just sleep in Central Park. | |
| We didn't have air conditioning. | |
| So we would go and bring sleeping bags and pillows and just lie down on the grass in Central Park. | |
| The whole city would just sleep there at night. | |
| Now we have the exonerated five, and you're not allowed to do that anymore. | |
| You get fucking raped to death. | |
| So yeah, it was to keep out the poor, not blacks and Puerto Ricans. | |
| Today, the poor represent blacks and Puerto Ricans. | |
| Back then, it was just poor. | |
| Probably Irish and Italian. | |
| 3.9 noticed that the left wants woke back. | |
| Go down a bit to AOC. | |
| One dangerous aspect of thinking there's a woke problem is that damn chances of reelection, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Woke is a term pundits are now using as a derogatory euphemism for civil rights and justice. | |
| Making up a woke problem results in putting civil and voting rights on the back burner. | |
| In a year, state legislators are planning out GOP majorities and voter suppression. | |
| That's dangerous. | |
| If you're not black and started using woke pejoratively sometime post-2018 or so, or worse, don't know anything about the earlier iteration of the term, I think it's fair to consider it a racial slur. | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| See, this is my attitude with all these things. | |
| You get these allegations and you go, all right, gotcha. | |
| The worst thing you can do, as we learned from Dave Chappelle's Black Nanette special, is sit there and say, I'm not racist and I'm not transphobic. | |
| I'm not homophobic. | |
| Stop apologizing. | |
| It's boring. | |
| Just say, okay. | |
| You want to say woke is racist? | |
| Fine. | |
| You want to say this is a white power symbol? | |
| All right. | |
| Whatever you want. | |
| I don't give a shit about your silly beliefs. | |
| If you want to sit down and have a debate, I'm happy to do that. | |
| But you know that I will slaughter you. | |
| It will be embarrassing because your entire ethos is based on made-up facts. | |
| My belief system is made up on fact facts. | |
| You see that veiled threat there? | |
| Doesn't mean I'm going to do anything to you or that anyone else will, but it doesn't mean I won't either. | |
| So Joel D. Anderson is going to beat me up. | |
| We'll see about that, Joel. | |
| What's his story, Joel D. Anderson? | |
| Does he write for The Hill too? | |
| I can't believe Antifa is writing for The Hill. | |
| It's an Antifa newsletter now? | |
| Tara Dublin. | |
| It's Slate. | |
| Host season three of Slow Burn. | |
| ESPN BuzzFeed News. | |
| Yeah, he's an idiot. | |
| He's an affirmative action hire. | |
| If you're black and incompetent, go write for BuzzFeed. | |
| They'd love to have you. | |
| Your baby is racist, Ryan. | |
| I didn't know that. | |
| Yep. | |
| Well, I don't know how you carry it. | |
| Do you carry it? | |
| Do you have a baby Bjorn? | |
| No, not yet. | |
| Oh, I have a baby carrier that I have not. | |
| Your baby's so small, it would slip out the leg of a baby Bjorn. | |
| Yeah, we're going to wait until she could fit. | |
| You should just keep her in a tea bag. | |
| We have been. | |
| You know how to carry around your baby? | |
| Find a gym sock and just plop her in it. | |
| And then hold a corner of the gym sock. | |
| Because it would be too roomy without doing that. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| She is small, but she's not decimal. | |
| I'm not insulting her. | |
| She's not decimal. | |
| I don't mind if she's small. | |
| She's a little girl and Asian. | |
| Supposed to be small. | |
| T, it's supposed to be small. | |
| Yeah. | |
| The Asian baby. | |
| Look, we're not going to insult your baby, but we can make jokes about it being small. | |
| Yeah, she's small. | |
| I'm not getting offended. | |
| Sound like you're getting offended. | |
| No, I promise I wasn't. | |
| The way you choose to carry your child might be racist. | |
| Inspiration versus appropriation is a big topic in baby wearing circles with plenty of controversies over the years. | |
| Can we talk about white appropriation? | |
| Like, isn't everything visible minorities do in America white appropriation? | |
| From Beyoncé's hair to driving a car? | |
| Like, I take one of your things, wearing a baby in a sling, and now I'm like ravaging your culture. | |
| Shaq's the only one doing something about it, not using a phone and using vibes instead. | |
| Yeah. | |
| God bless Shaq. | |
| But the reason carrying a baby is racist is everything is racist. | |
| If you go to 4-1, you can see that breeding, simply having a baby is racist. | |
| I think my partner's reason for suddenly wanting kids might be racist. | |
| We originally agreed not to have children, but now he's saying our genes are too quote-unquote smart not to pass on. | |
| Says Rebecca Onion. | |
| It's irresponsible to have children given the state of the world. | |
| And then just like Kyle Rittenhouse, they managed to make it racial. | |
| You're talking about climate change and global population. | |
| And now whites can't have babies. | |
| Can blacks have babies? | |
| Look at that stupid, ugly bitch. | |
| She looks oniony. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It makes me cry. | |
| I'm glad she's not breeding. | |
| Several of our friends have had babies and he said that it would be dysgenic for us not to have babies because we're both smart. | |
| The word smart has to be in quotes. | |
| Talk about cucked. | |
| Although it's always scored very high on standardized tests, you just got to get that in there. | |
| I do not believe they are valid measures of anything. | |
| Why'd you take the tests then? | |
| Regularly. | |
| Why are you regularly taking standardized tests if you don't think they're a valid measure? | |
|
Racist Bike Lessons
00:15:17
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| I found this conversation bizarre and probably racist. | |
| Frankly, I thought he was too enlightened to believe such things. | |
| He's too smart to believe in breeding. | |
| You're an idiot if you want to have a baby. | |
| So you're an idiot, Ryan. | |
| Oh, man. | |
| But you're not white, so maybe that's good. | |
| Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| What's the next thing? | |
| Well, I'm double white. | |
| Zoom out. | |
| So they respond to this, and they say, I don't know who they is, but the mainstream left. | |
| Your boyfriend stated a reason for changing his mind strikes me as A, indeed yes, racist. | |
| Indeed, a little bit racist. | |
| Oh, that's nice. | |
| But idiocracy wasn't about race. | |
| There was no blacks in the movie at all. | |
| B, a sign that he's either now come to think about the question differently or that his climate-related reasons for not wanting to reproduce were never the same as yours to begin with. | |
| Go ahead, dummies. | |
| Go not breed. | |
| Was that 4-2? | |
| Let's do 4-3. | |
| Pull up 4-3? | |
| I think that was 4-1. | |
| So this is 4-2. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| That's our old Josh LaCash. | |
| The unbearable whiteness of camping. | |
| You said you loved him, and I talked to him yesterday. | |
| He says he loves you, too. | |
| Okay, that's good to know. | |
| The unbearable whiteness. | |
| Like, that's a common term. | |
| People of color have been excluded. | |
| How are you fucking excluded? | |
| Camping isn't a thing that's marketed. | |
| No one benefits from camping. | |
| There's no corporation that gets 10 cents every Time you camp. | |
| So it's not advertised. | |
| It's not like Coca-Cola where Coke wants you to drink Coke. | |
| Nature doesn't give a shit. | |
| Actually, they'd rather you didn't pop by. | |
| laughter laughter laughter So it's the unbearable whiteness of cycling, which, by the way, out up in West Chester, you see hordes of yuppies riding their bikes. | |
| It's a pet peeve of mine. | |
| Why are they wearing those stupid shirts? | |
| I understand if you're a professional and you have a bunch of sponsors, but people in the suburbs wear shirts with fake sponsors on them. | |
| Could you be more embarrassing? | |
| Aren't you embarrassed? | |
| Milk, indie, ballet, hiking, cycling. | |
| Like, the implication here is that people are being excluded. | |
| Hey, I want to buy this bicycle. | |
| I want to go ride it. | |
| I want to do some long distance cycle. | |
| Sorry, sir. | |
| I can't sell you this bicycle. | |
| We would get looted. | |
| They would burn this place. | |
| They'd have a fiery but peaceful protest here if I sold you a bicycle. | |
| You're bearably not white. | |
| But yeah, what I was going to say is, in Westchester, you see these like... | |
| What's this now? | |
| Ryan's advertising himself. | |
| This is the unbearable whiteness of wearing a suit. | |
| I'm so glad your daughter didn't get that nose. | |
| It's a nice nose. | |
| What is with that? | |
| When like a poor person wears a suit for the first time, they do this? | |
| Like it's a fucking security vest? | |
| Hey, I'm going to need you to go over there. | |
| Have you ever held your lapels? | |
| Never. | |
| What the fuck is that? | |
| Remember the guy going to see Aquaman? | |
| You lost my train of thought now. | |
| Unbearable whiteness. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| This is my fifth attempt at explaining this. | |
| When those 30 dudes go by, 20 of them are black. | |
| Pro-cycling in the suburbs where they're really ambitious about it is a black thing. | |
| So the unbearable blackness of cycling in Westchester. | |
| Holy shit, dude. | |
| What? | |
| We went to this nice little town, right? | |
| And we're driving up this road and they have shirts that say bring color back to cycling or something like that or make cycling more diverse. | |
| Why? | |
| And dude, they're fucking in the road. | |
| Like, they're not single file. | |
| They sucked at cycling. | |
| They were in the road, like all on the side of the right part of the road and then a little bit on the left side of the road, oncoming. | |
| Should have hot. | |
| I was just trying to get through them. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's hilarious. | |
| So maybe we should rewrite cycling just so it can be single file. | |
| Follow the rules. | |
| Yeah, look at them. | |
| Man spreading. | |
| That's exactly what it was like. | |
| Williams Brothers hoping to inspire diverse cyclists. | |
| That's good. | |
| Why? | |
| Who cares? | |
| Who cares? | |
| Who gives a fuck? | |
| If you want to ride a bicycle, you can ride a bicycle. | |
| Just don't. | |
| No one's stopping you from doing anything. | |
| It's America. | |
| Go nuts. | |
| But the one I stole isn't meant for you. | |
| One day I went to Lidl. | |
| I went to shoplift in Lidl. | |
| Then I got caught in Lidl. | |
| Now I can't go back to Lidl. | |
| Like I had a Lidl thing on his thing, and I'm singing, of course, African Boy, an African immigrant who was shoplifting there. | |
| Okay, do we do 4-3 yet? | |
| Yes. | |
| Yes. | |
| All right. | |
| So last item. | |
| Second last item. | |
| Oh, this was fun. | |
| Hey, white people, it's okay to be ashamed. | |
| Like white people need any more practice being ashamed. | |
| Feeling ashamed of shameful things is not bad, she says in Michael Jackson, All Caps. | |
| It's called being an empathetic and moral human being. | |
| Shame helps us do better. | |
| Okay, why don't you give it a whirl then, Ida? | |
| What are you ashamed of? | |
| The black crime rates? | |
| When I visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum about the impact of the U.S.'s atomic bomb, as an American, I felt shame. | |
| You know what I think when I think of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? | |
| Pride. | |
| Thank God they ended the war with a bunch of hard-headed nips who were determined to continue this stupid war forever. | |
| They were goading America into a land invasion, which would have cost tens of thousands of lives. | |
| And we didn't want to do that. | |
| So we lit up that island on fire. | |
| We burned Japan. | |
| Possibly worse than the two atomic bombs was the flaming cities, the fiery and not peaceful bombings that went on pre-Hiroshima. | |
| The emperor's response, go fuck yourself. | |
| What? | |
| I just lit your whole island on fire. | |
| Yeah, I'm going to light you on fire, bitch. | |
| It was like the night in Monty Python when they go, tis butt a scratch. | |
| So we said, merely a flesh wound. | |
| They were training little kids. | |
| Go read Unbroken. | |
| Luigi Fiorpini. | |
| No, that's not his name. | |
| Luis Zamparini. | |
| Yeah. | |
| They were training little kids and women to fight with bayonets. | |
| So we went, all right, so by you training women and children, what you're really saying is I can kill all your men and you're still going to keep fighting. | |
| All right, I need a boom. | |
| And here's another thing amazing about that. | |
| She says it's okay to recognize the sins of our past. | |
| That's all white people do. | |
| Even conservatives. | |
| At Proud Boys meetups, we read that same page from The Death of the West by Pat Buchanan, where he says, yes, we did participate in slavery. | |
| We did treat blacks as second-class citizens. | |
| Yes, our behavior, our treatment of the Indians was not what one would expect for people to whom the Sermon on the Mount was divine command. | |
| He lays all that out first, and then he goes, however, the time for apologies has passed. | |
| So we can do shame. | |
| We do it all the time. | |
| But we also acknowledge through our faults that we were not the worst, But the best. | |
| We didn't start slavery, we finished it. | |
| So though we proudly acknowledge our faults, we love ourselves, warts and all, but we're aware of the warts, you stupid fucking cunt, who's trying to. | |
| She's the one behind the 1619 project where she tries to exaggerate our warts and say we're all warts. | |
| No. | |
| No. | |
| Nowhere do blacks, gays, trannies, all those stupid groups experience more freedom than in America, than in the West. | |
| So you're welcome, you stupid bitch. | |
| Also, I noticed in that thread, I can't find it now, but someone was saying, you know, what happened was the emperor tried to surrender. | |
| And he had a condition, though. | |
| He said, look, I'll surrender. | |
| Can I just be the figurehead? | |
| I won't have any power. | |
| I just want to be the emperor. | |
| And we said, fuck you. | |
| And then we did Nagasaki. | |
| We did Hiroshima. | |
| And then he tried to surrender. | |
| And then we did Nagasaki again because we wanted to see Japanese people die. | |
| And when I saw that, it was from some black professor. | |
| I went, okay, that sounds pretty bad. | |
| That sounds worse than I had expected. | |
| On August 10th, he tried to surrender, and then we bombed him again. | |
| So I looked it up. | |
| Guess when the second bombing was? | |
| August 9th. | |
| Of course he tried to surrender. | |
| He just got both bombs up his ass. | |
| And what's worse is we said okay. | |
| So that whole notion that they tried to surrender and then we bombed them is completely false. | |
| We gave them a bomb. | |
| They didn't try to surrender. | |
| We gave them another bomb. | |
| He said, can I just retain my emperor status and have no authority? | |
| And we went, okay. | |
| And we took it. | |
| Black cycling is going well, by the way. | |
| Thank God. | |
| First time riding with road bike and he crashed. | |
| Black cyclist Manny rides with his best friend. | |
| He's got to document it. | |
| He gets his white coat friend and he says, oh, he fell. | |
| This is his first time riding with those pedals that lock into your feet. | |
| And he's gloated in the fact that on his first night, very supportive now that he's a black cyclist and racist. | |
| They need our support. | |
| Imagine how infantilized you'd feel if people were like trying to get you to ride a bicycle. | |
| When did you learn to ride a bike? | |
| Five? | |
| I just want you to not steal mine. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I want you to ride a bike, your own bike. | |
| I want you to ride a bike. | |
| And then, you know, he was stopped by a British KKK cop. | |
| Poor guy. | |
| Oh my God, that's real. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I thought you were joking. | |
| No. | |
| So how does it feel to do your first 20 minutes? | |
| You need socks on your shoes. | |
| What if there's a highlight to you, like, riding out? | |
| Right, I'll bring you up. | |
| Where are you from? | |
| Why do you get all this gear on your very first ride? | |
| In general, man, like being out, and I'm feeling that, and I'm alive. | |
| So, have you seen the views? | |
| Do you still smell cannabis? | |
| No, I don't think so. | |
| Have you went there second ago and you said you smell cannabis? | |
| Well, he is wearing Rasta colours, so that's actually if that really happened, then I'm on his side. | |
| Yeah, that's not cool. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| You could see everything that's on his person. | |
| Yeah, he's not hiding a gun now. | |
| He is literally wearing skin-tight clothing. | |
| Go to 4-5. | |
| this our last racism piece you Oh, I love this guy. | |
| There he is. | |
| The fuck him with me because I'm a teenager. | |
| Here, they want white supremacy by ventriloquist effect. | |
| There is a black mouth moving, but a white idea through the running on the runway of the tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimates the white supremacy. | |
| First of all, legitimizes. | |
| Normally, I wouldn't correct that, but if you're going to be racist, you might as well use the proper terminology. | |
| This is exactly what the extreme political left does when they find a narrative that they can't control. | |
| A black woman who goes against what is expected of her by being conservative is ignorant. | |
| All right, let's jump over the mailbag. | |
| Remember, he was on our network, Michael Eric Dyson, and he said, fucking with me because I'm a teenager with a little bit of gold and a pager. | |
| And then I pointed out, I never should have been let out the penitentiary. | |
| And Dyson goes, but that's a different song. | |
| Okay. | |
| So it's the same album, straight out of Compton. | |
| Oh, it's so good. | |
| He had a lot less attitude after that. | |
| An N without attitude? | |
| No, Jesus. | |
| Wow. | |
| Way to take my joke. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Rip it open. | |
| Let's turn our eyes together. | |
| Let me touch it. | |
| Interstitial 8 motherfucking times. | |
| These are people that are angry at you, Ryan, last night for playing. | |
| Thanks for calling on a loop. | |
| is here. | |
| And you just fucked up as we did that. | |
| That's correct. | |
| And I'm sorry. | |
| And it will never happen again. | |
| Please, for the love of God, stop with the Collins. | |
| They're not funny. | |
| It's the worst part of the week. | |
| I love y'all, but suck. | |
| You suck worse than, spelled wrong. | |
| My ex's heels, spelled wrong, and sunglasses. | |
| You're illiterate, Daniel. | |
| And no, we cannot stop the Collins. | |
| It's one hour a week of a two-hour show, 2468, right? | |
| Let's say it's six hours a week. | |
| So one-sixth of this show is Collins, and we want to get in touch with the baby monsters. | |
| We want to hear something. | |
| What if all our calls were like, please stop talking about racism? | |
| We all hate it. | |
| We're done. | |
| We go, okay, I guess we should take it easy on the race. | |
| Come on, man, Mikey! | |
| Here's a pic of the George Floyd lawyer you were looking for yesterday. | |
| He's now representing the families of Astro World. | |
| Jesus, that guy's getting around. | |
| And getting good at getting around, if you will. | |
| Paisley Ty. | |
| So what's his name? | |
| Is he Ben Crump? | |
| Ben Crump, yeah. | |
| Look him up. | |
| He's got pictures on bus stops, you know, those bus stop ads. | |
| Dude, we got to get him on the show and then talk about the bald eagle. | |
| Oh my God. | |
| And if we can get him to say, we understand the concept of bald eagles are on the endangered list, but black males are not. | |
| But it was frustrating watching Felonius Floyd say that because he said the bird witch is. | |
| Ben, how did you feel when he said the bird witch is instead of just saying the bald eagle? | |
|
Ben Crump Appears
00:03:07
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| And if we could get him to just go, I don't care what he does, actually. | |
| Would it be great if he just went, yeah, it was, I mean, we've gone through that many, many times. | |
| And then we could play the clip. | |
| We go, here we have your face when he said it. | |
| There he is, Ben Crump. | |
| Calling me to get justice for your personal injury, Ben Crump. | |
| You know what? | |
| I guarantee if I give him a thousand bucks, he'll come on the show. | |
| Think so? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| He'd come on KKK TV. | |
| There we go. | |
| We got his number. | |
| Napole Crump. | |
| Fellow conservative dude Biff Lawson sent this to me. | |
| Good guy. | |
| Isn't it weird how he's the black lawyer? | |
| It's hard to believe we're in a country of 331 million people when we have one black lawyer. | |
| Like he's handling every case. | |
| It's like we're in a little town in England called Hertfordshire. | |
| You have Hertfordshire to me today. | |
| I just want to say that Ryan's intro had me dying with laughter. | |
| Perfect amount of flair and cringe. | |
| Hmm. | |
| Wait, what? | |
| Cringe. | |
| See attached for the video, which is the attachment. | |
| Okay, there's one. | |
| And we have Kyle Rittenhouse. | |
| Let me fuck you with my heels on, yeah. | |
| The bird, which is the bald eagle, crossing state lines. | |
| We have people here happy about your Jesse Lee Peterson imitation. | |
| Ah. | |
| Jesse Lee Deterson. | |
| Sentient definition. | |
| Please look it up and stop saying women are sentient beings. | |
| Okay, let's look up sentient. | |
| A computer. | |
| Computer, what does sentient mean? | |
| As an adjective, sentient is usually defined as having the power of perception by the senses, conscious. | |
| As a noun, sentient is usually defined as a person or thing that is sentient. | |
| For more, ask me to give you more definitions for sentient. | |
| Okay, that doesn't sound like I'm right. | |
| And I'm pronouncing it wrong. | |
| Sentient. | |
| It sounds like you're right, but redundant. | |
| Responsive or responsive to or conscious of sense impressions. | |
| So it means sentient. | |
| Okay, I'll stop saying it. | |
| You win. | |
| You won this round. | |
| Hey guys, the white guy in the Veterans Day, Google Doodle, is missing an arm because he's the only one that actually saw combat. | |
| He had to bear the brunt of it, if you will. | |
| I thought that yesterday. | |
| Everyone else had some sort of bullshit Pete butt plug role in the military. | |
| I like how Pete Buttplug was put into the political sphere so Trump would say something homophobic, and he didn't. | |
| He said Alfred E. Newman, but we are all too eager to jump on board and take the bait. | |
|
Hyundai Heritage Moment
00:06:34
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| Gavin's ideal automobile. | |
| This is nice, dude. | |
| This is nice. | |
| They literally stole your idea. | |
| This is gorgeous. | |
| The interior, the... | |
| Yeah, see, I'm not looking for a fancy brand name like BMW or JAG. | |
| I'll take a Hyundai. | |
| That is a fucking beautiful car, sir. | |
| I would Hyundai for this car. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| That was at 9.54 a.m. | |
| At 9.02 a.m. | |
| We have Retro Hyundai Heritage. | |
| Hey, Gavin and new dad fag. | |
| Totally different email. | |
| An hour earlier today. | |
| I assume 50 people will send you this, but in case I'm wrong, have you seen the Hyundai Heritage car? | |
| Isn't that weird? | |
| Well, maybe they had just released. | |
| I think this was just released because somebody also 10.44 a.m. | |
| November 10th. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| But that came out two days ago. | |
| Restamont treatment elevates 1980s Hyundai Grander to a new level. | |
| To follow up the pony from earlier this year, Hyundai reached into its past once again and turned this boxy sedan into a retro fusion. | |
| Wait, so this is for sale now as a 2021 car? | |
| I heard this was a concept, but that's awesome if they did, although it probably means it's fucking 40 or 50 grand. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yuck, yuck. | |
| So that could start a trend. | |
| The most important thing about that is if there's more demand, there's more supply. | |
| Yeah, folks, if you're watching this, please buy this car. | |
| Yes. | |
| Let's increase the demand. | |
| We are now promoting Hyundai. | |
| Okay, last one, it's called Black Savior. | |
| And it says, have you noticed? | |
| Similar ads. | |
| Coincidence? | |
| Stay has been AIDS this year. | |
| Kenny Hotz. | |
| This is Kenny Hatz's... | |
| ...delay spray that's been used by over one million men and it has clinically proven to help you last longer in bed. | |
| It takes the edge off and senses... | |
| Just the ad? | |
| Blah, blah, blah. | |
| Keep going. | |
| Wait, this is a full episode? | |
| hour 22 so what's And why didn't Kenny call me when he was in? | |
| He doesn't have a crane. | |
| Okay, now go through the next one. | |
| Hey, Jen. | |
| Is your family down for Christmas? | |
| probably just me this year oh Agnes Come on, it's a tradition. | |
| I'm right behind him. | |
| She dies in a heart attack. | |
| Mommy, Mommy! | |
| *crying* | |
| Give more than I can kill next year. | |
| Etsy. | |
| Hey, buddy. | |
| That was annoying. | |
| That put me in a bad mood. | |
| More good news. | |
| Ooh. | |
| Electric concept. | |
| Look at that fucking thing. | |
| That is attractive. | |
| Sure is. | |
| That's fucking Fonzie style. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's all I've been asking for. | |
| It's electric, though. | |
| I can take it. | |
| It's electric. | |
| I'm not against electric cars. | |
| That's kind of cool. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Look at the plaid. | |
| Oh, hi. | |
| Plaid. | |
| Can you see the plaid trim? | |
| The bottom? | |
| It's not plaid. | |
| That's an orange stripe. | |
| How about that? | |
| I can't really see it. | |
| Enhance. | |
| Put some tart in there for you. | |
| Just a checkerboard. | |
| Alright, let's get to the final video. | |
| Actually, now that I check all the email, we have a million emails about the Hyundai. | |
| Okay. | |
| Final video. | |
| Final video. | |
| This one goes out to everyone who works or owns or has access to a pizza place. | |
| We are in a global crisis right now. | |
| Climate change is gripping the nation, gripping the planet. | |
| And this clear-cutting in every major forest in the world in order to satiate our endless need for paper, for cardboard, for specifically pizza boxes. | |
| And I want you to know if you're watching right now that if you throw out pizza boxes that are not used, if I catch you throwing out perfectly good pizza boxes, we will send one of our intrepid activists to your pizza place in order to publicly shame you on Facebook Live. | |
| So do not, I repeat, do not throw out cardboard before it's time or you'll face this rat. | |
| We have one Mother Earth, right? | |
| We have one Mother Earth. | |
| You get it, right? | |
| One Mother Earth. | |
| One Mother Earth, take care of it. | |
| I'm going to scratch it on my motherfucking deserts. | |
| I'm sure you're not. | |
| I'm having a fucking night. | |
| I'm going to send this to your fucking manager. | |
| You're fucking a man. | |
| I'll get him. | |
| Yes, don't worry. | |
| Take your manager. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Hey, Justin, Justin. | |
| We'll make you get your manager. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Let's fucking go. | |
| Justin, let's go. | |
| I don't care about the title. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Mikey. | |
| I'm sorry about you, Justin. | |
| You're employing the balls off. | |
| You're trying to save the climate. | |
| Don't worry, I'm recording. | |
| I'm recording this whole fucking time. | |
| I'm recording Facebook Live. | |
| Facebook Live, bitch! | |
| Who cares? | |
| Gooey! | |
| Facebook Live! | |
| Facebook Live, bitch! | |
| Facebook Live! | |
| I'm gonna put you on Facebook Live. | |
| Is that Jesse from fucking Breaking Bad? | |
| We've went Earth! | |
| We won't fucking plan it! | |
| You don't give a shit about it! | |
| We want fucking Earth! | |
| Respect it, bitch! | |
| It houses you! | |
| It homes you! | |
| It wants to make sure you're good! | |
| You don't give a shit! | |
| No, no words! | |
| Have a good fucking night, bitch! | |
| Thank you, Ellie. | |
| Bitch! | |
| I like how she's using woman as an insult. | |
| You're me, bitch. | |
| That's the show. | |
| Thank you for coming aboard. | |
| We're very happy to have Ryan back. | |
| Everything is back to normal and enhanced. | |
| We have a new baby in the family, a little Buddha named Daphne. | |