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Jan. 3, 2022 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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GOML LIVE #126 - RITTENHOUSE'S LAWYER (Part 1)

Kyle Rittenhouse lawyer John Pierce joins Matty, Gavin, and Ryan to defend himself and answer your questions.

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I should be prosecuted.
You have to be asleep not to figure that one out.
Oh, hi from New York!
It's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
Hello, folks!
Welcome back to Get Off My Lawn.
We are here live, Thursday night here.
Welcome to my co-stars, Matty O'Dell and a new co-star!
John is here!
John Pierce!
He was portrayed as a mooch who raised two- kept him in jail to raise two million dollars.
Him and Lin Wood stole it and are living high on the hog.
And John, not to give any spoilers to our long interview, but what is the problem with that particular allegation?
Oh, you're asking me now, Kevin?
What?
You're asking me now?
I am asking you now.
Oh, with a $2 million bond?
Yeah, what's your problem with the contention that you and Linwood kept him in jail to raise money so you could get it up to $2 million and pocket it?
Yeah, so the reality, and this is easily verifiable with public information as everybody followed this, is that both Lin Wood and I worked ferociously hard over the course of three months to raise $2 million, which is required in Wisconsin.
You need the entire $2 million cash bail.
It was certainly not easy to do.
We worked extremely hard to do it.
I was not part of the Fightback Foundation during that time frame, so I don't have precise visibility into exactly what amounts were had at what point.
But I do know that the moment that Fightback had the $2 million for bail, they wired it to me on November 20th.
And on November 20th, I immediately then got the certified check and drove to Kenosha directly and bailed Kyle out.
So the notion that you guys were holding on to the money or holding on to the fund and raising money for him to get it up and up are false because the second you got two mil, you used it to bail him out.
Yeah, certainly as soon as I got the two million dollars for bail, you know, we immediately that day bailed him out.
Obviously, you know, there were some costs that were ongoing with respect to investigator fees and attorney's fees because there was work being done.
But, you know, as soon as there were As soon as there was $2 million that Fightback had available, as far as I'm aware, that was wired to me on November 20th, and that very day I drove to Kenosha and physically bailed Kyle out.
It was our sole mission in life, I can tell you that, because I lived through it.
I know it was Lynn's top priority, and we did it as soon as humanly possible, and it was actually one of the Best and proudest moments in my professional career to see him reunited with his family.
So it was our sole mission in life at that point and we moved as fast as humanly possible.
Ryan, I don't like where this camera is.
I told you to put it up on the side to do a wide, and you said, no, no, no.
Then we'll see profiles.
That's horrible.
I'll show you what it'll look like.
Now Maddie looks like John's bitch.
Well, that is not the case.
But we're having, uh, my TriCaster has stopped working.
What's the matter with profiles?
We had technical difficulties.
Dude, bad.
Dude, it's bad, man.
Dude, it's bad.
Yeah, it was.
All right.
So we're auto playing some themes before and it stopped.
But you can't see this.
But every time I try to press a button like this supposed to be switching cameras, it doesn't.
So I'm clicking.
What do you mean you're clicking?
I have to, instead of taking, which is like setting up a shot and going to it, I have to manually go to the shot.
So that's fine.
Should we just reboot the TriCaster?
I did it three times.
I restarted it.
I noticed something weird when we were filming John's thing.
It's a little tech behind the scenes, but I'm gonna try to figure it out.
In the meantime, you wanted me to go wide.
I can show you what that might look like.
Okay, I'm ready.
Ryan is getting up and physically moving the camera.
I love it.
I like it.
Look, we can see censored there.
Once again, I was right.
And while you were setting it up, I said, what are you doing wrong right now?
We've got plenty of length.
Zoom out as much as you can.
That's zoomed out.
A hundred percent zoomed out.
That's zoomed out 100%?
Yeah, 100%.
We can move closer.
Yeah, yeah.
We can scooch.
Yeah, we just don't want to fall off that way.
What a cool shot that is.
We got censored.
And obviously when the viewer sees Matty and John looking at, at an angle, they know it's at me.
They know they're not staring away like a weird SNL sketch.
Yeah.
Looks good.
Matty, can you remove that water bottle from the bar?
I don't like the aesthetics of water bottles.
Sure.
Can you print out the sponsors?
Where are our sponsors?
Did Vince update that or did he fuck up again?
I'm the only qualified person at this company, by the way.
Without exception.
Let me just check my... Here we go.
I'll just do it myself.
Our first sponsor, by the way, is of course Bubba and Hanks!
We'd like to thank Bubba and Hanks for being part of the show the last couple years.
Bubba passed away on Tuesday.
Holy shit.
Wow.
Bubba's been sick for a long time now.
Can you bring up Bubba and Hanks in the background, please?
and uh we were praying for him but prayer only does so much and he has passed away from cancer guys you can find in your heart to get some Bubba and Hanks for Christmas I'd be happy show the farm some love Andrew Bubba Fries was a great man a veteran and an American badass and he never he never gave a shit about what the news printed about us.
He stuck with us through thick and thin, cancellations being deplatformed.
Bubba stuck around like a trooper.
Outside of the integrity and loyalty, Bubba showed us, I have to say, Bubba's main focus was raising great beef and he loved being part of the censored.tv platform.
He was an unabashed conservative, and for that, Bubba earns our endless respect.
Thanks for the love and support, Bubbs.
Sleep in heaven.
Peace.
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God bless America.
Wow, that's heavy.
You know, when someone is sick with cancer, you always have this sort of self-denial where you go, ah, it's not that bad.
They might have a second run.
I think empathy becomes overwhelming and you just, you sort of block it out of your own mind.
And you say, that person I know and I love and who's been part of this company since day one is not going to die.
And then they die.
And you go, wow, I guess this was real.
He really does have cancer.
It really was terminal.
Our ad guy was very close to him, too, so, I mean... He went out there to visit him a few times, right?
Yeah, he kept giving me updates, and they were just getting worse and worse, and, you know, now... There's no suffering there, but it's still very sad, you know, and... What do you mean there's no suffering there?
There's no suffering anymore.
He was suffering.
He was losing a lot of weight.
He was like 60 pounds at one point.
He was 60 pounds?
Yeah.
Are you sure?
You know what you're talking about?
I asked him three times, I was like, 60.
He's like, yeah, six zero.
Six zero pounds?
Correct.
So Bubba has passed on, but the beef remains and it is one of the greatest places to buy steak.
You can have it delivered to your door.
It arrives in these coolers.
I actually hold on to the coolers because they're pretty handy.
I keep my beer in them.
On the back porch.
But yeah, it comes in this cooler with dry ice in it.
Everything is intact.
Matty's a big fan.
We've had the burgers, the ribs, the ribeye, the sirloin.
It is incredible quality.
And I guess it's Hanks.com now.
What a shock.
Sad news.
Sad news!
We're getting to that age where people are starting to die.
Ryan's adjusting things.
He's still trying to figure out what to do.
I guess that's one of the downers of showing up at 8 o'clock.
Thank God his hair is still here to amuse us all, though.
If you didn't have that hairdo, I'd be so annoyed right now.
But it just brings so much joy to my life.
My hair is fine.
To look over at you and see that if I had hired someone to give you the worst possible hairdo I can imagine in order to amuse me the most, I would say, can you make him look like a weird Puerto Rican ninja with a soul patch and a pinhead with retard bangs?
I don't think that's very funny, John.
And the guy who I hired would say, OK, Mr. Gavin, I'll do my best, but it's going to take a long time.
Can you just show people your profile?
Take your headphones off.
This is the last time I'll do this.
Wait, wait.
Move back.
We got black in the way with tactical walls, Tactical Tim.
No, no, back.
Go back towards... Backwards means towards your back.
Yeah, there you go.
There, there!
No, lean a little bit forward.
There we go.
Look at that hat.
It's a weird Peruvian miner hat.
Like you live in Peru.
You're a weird aboriginal from Peru.
This is cool.
Yeah, you're like a hot Peruvian model.
You're like the guy, you know, they wear those funny little bowler hats.
No, I'm not familiar.
You're like their, their legal liaison.
You're the guy they talk to.
Cause there's land rights claims.
Cause, uh, coal miners, they found a place in Peru with it's amongst the aboriginals that has a lot of iron ore and they have to go through a lawyer.
He's their go-to guy.
Cause his, his like mother's mother was an Abbo.
This is far too specific.
I don't know where you're getting this from.
That's what you look like.
I don't think I do.
I don't think there's anything wrong with naming what someone looks like specifically.
Um, I moved the clock here.
Let me get it back.
Are you going to puke now?
What?
Are you puking?
puking going on.
I don't know if we, if everyone saw this, but I did I hypocrite show and Gazi Kodzo was blethering on so much.
So by the way, I thought we should give him a show.
That would be amazing.
I think it's time.
Gazzy joined the network.
A quava y'all.
And he was talking so incessantly and I, there's a stomach virus going around my home.
My My wife had it, my daughter had it.
And I drank a beer and I don't know if you ever drank a beer where it feels like you chugged 300 beers.
Like it has three times gravity on it?
Yeah, like Manny takes this medication that makes his stomach go, I've had enough.
Oh yeah.
And he can't fit like a raisin in his mouth.
I don't want it today.
What's that medication called?
Ozempic.
Ozempic.
So I felt like I was on Ozempic.
And he's like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Like, honestly, two minutes of diatribe.
And I was like, I don't...
So I said, I have a virus, and I stood up here and just laced this whole half of the studio with projectile vomit.
I'm fucking killing myself for not puking at the camera!
Historically most low approval rates won.
- Excuse me, I've got a virus. - Is that Kamala coming out your ass?
Kamala, is that you?
Oh man.
Kasi, I wanted to ask you something else here.
We're not going to go too much longer.
Isn't it weird the guy just jumped to the next question?
Like he should have said, whoa, whoa, whoa.
What just happened?
I barfed.
I got a virus.
Not a lot of empathy there.
And then I barfed all night and there is nothing worse to quote Lena Dunham than the 10 seconds before you barf.
You're decisively committed at that point.
It's out of your hands.
And I have a theory because my wife and daughter had it.
I think women are better at handling those kind of stomach viruses because, and probably due to childbirth genetically, they can handle like, this is out of my hands, um, having a barf session.
There's no, there's no question about that.
There's no question that they handle it better.
Like they with childbirth.
They're just like, here we go.
We're going on a horrible roller coaster ride.
But it leads to a baby.
And it just and childbirth isn't like a bad thing.
And then it comes out.
It's like contraction after contraction after contraction.
And they, they just sit there and take it.
But men, they're usually in control of their surroundings.
So we go, no, no, I'm not like if someone was slapping you in the face, you'd go like, fuck you and grab his wrist or whatever.
But when we get slapped in the face, you know, if it's a big guy, she might be like, oh, this sucks.
So we've been trained to handle our problems.
So we're lying there, we feel the specter of puke coming, like 40 minutes before, and he's like, I'm coming for you, bitch.
And you go, no you're not!
I'm training my brain to fight you!
And he's like, OK, go bananas.
I'm coming.
You're going to be puking in 25 minutes.
And you go, no, I'm not.
No, I'm not.
And then like 20 minutes in, you're like, wow, this guy on the horse is getting real close.
I set up a bunch of barricades and a deep moat.
His horse hopped over that.
And he's still coming.
And you're like, oh.
I'm actually going to be the first guy in history who stopped you on your horse, you turn around, and you go away.
And he's like, why would I turn around?
You have a stomach virus.
You're barfing.
And you're like, no, I'm not actually.
I'm the first to break the mold.
I'm the non-barfer in history!
The first non-barfer in the world to stand up to a human!
Turn around and walk away!
And then it gets to like 12 minutes before the barf, and you're looking at the horse.
I mean, you can smell his breath.
And you go, I'm still fighting you, but I'm getting a little insecure about our fate.
And then there's that like six minutes where you go, Just on the off chance that you're winning, I'm going to go to the toilet because I don't want to puke on everyone, but I still could turn this around.
It's not set in stone here.
And then there's those four minutes where you're sitting cross-legged on some towels because the tile's too cold and there's the toilet and you're like, yeah, I, uh, I didn't beat the horse.
He's here.
Those fucking two minutes!
Your mouth starts salivating.
Like what's hell if it's not that?
That's terrible.
I think for males it is much more difficult and it's like an emotional experience too.
I mean it's just it's just terrible.
You failed.
You fail to fight this horseback monster.
And then there's a and then after the first one, you know you don't feel good.
That means there's three more.
You can tell what the last one is.
The last one is euphoria.
We're out of this.
You've done your contraction.
You're good for the next one.
But after the first two, you still feel like shit, and you're like, I have nothing to puke, but... Dry heaving and bile.
Dude, I'm David Beckham.
I have a fucking six pack and it actually hurts when I cough because I'm so fucking shredded from the night.
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All right.
So because we have a famous guest on the show, uh, Matty O'Dell and his friend, John, we should, um, take calls early.
I think this month, this week, but what we're going to do is we're going to go behind the paywall now and say goodbye to the freeloaders who are too cheap to pay the $10 a month to be uncensored dot TV.
And, uh, we are going to speak to the people out there who do Pay $10 a month.
Let me turn on my mic here.
And, uh, we'll be taking calls.
I presume it'll be mostly censored around, censored, mostly, um, centered, centered, uh, around, uh, our new guest, John Pierce, who has been completely vilified by his old pal, Kyle Rittenhouse on the show Tucker Carlson tonight.
Uh, so yeah, goodbye freeloaders, we're leaving the free part of the show, and hello subscribers, let's enjoy ourselves, and for both subscribers and non-subscribers, get fired, get in trouble, be brave, and never stop fighting.
You have to be asleep not to figure that one out, and that's what I worry about.
I'm just gonna do my job.
Unbelievably bad.
That's what I have done for the last 50 years.
Misinformation just makes common sense.
CC lies.
I don't think that's a lie.
There's attacks on me.
Quite frankly, there are attacks on science.
Science in general.
There's a distinct anti-science flavor.
Chocochocochip.
Chocochocochip.
I represent science.
That's dangerous.
You are attacking science, Dr. Andy Fauci.
You are doing something detrimental to society.
You're attacking science.
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