GOML LIVE #136 - BIKER JUSTICE (Part 1)
The Baby Monsters try to change their name to Pool Shitters and fail.
The Baby Monsters try to change their name to Pool Shitters and fail.
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| That was Conflict, the final conflict, one of their better albums, the Anarcho-Punk sort of homage to Krass. | |
| We are here in the South Bronx with Maddie O'Dell. | |
| Welcome back to the show. | |
| What's going on, everybody? | |
| Good to see you. | |
| Maddie and I are both promoting Jim Goad's new t-shirts for his magazine, Answer Me. | |
| There would be no vice without Answer Me. | |
| I don't think I would have ever started writing if it wasn't for Answer Me. | |
| It changed our lives. | |
| A very acrimonious zine in the early 90s. | |
| And that was a fun time for zines. | |
| That was back when there was pure free speech. | |
| There was Answer Me. | |
| Below them was SewerCunt. | |
| There was Fucked. | |
| A bunch of these zines that would have things like serial killer trading cards. | |
| They made fun of the most horrible things in the world. | |
| And then Jim Goad, his fourth issue was the rape issue, which went too far. | |
| According to his pen pal, The Hillside Strangler, he corresponded with Jim and said, the rape issue was a little too much. | |
| From prison, he said that to Jim. | |
| So you know you're going too far when serial stranglers have had enough. | |
| As you know, this is a free episode for the first half hour. | |
| We shoot the shit, and then we go behind the paywall at censored.tv where it's $10 a month for unlimited content, fun stuff, different stuff every day. | |
| Huge variety on this show. | |
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| I also recently acquired my old show on Compound, the Gavin McInnes Show. | |
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| A lot to catch up on today. | |
| I was at our local. | |
| Joe Tonelli, a fan favorite, has emerged from the hospital. | |
| Now, he's a compulsive liar, right, Maddie? | |
| Oh, to the fullest. | |
| He got a $100 tip on Veterans Day by claiming he was a Marine. | |
| Maddie looks a little blurry to me, Ryan. | |
| In fact, the pictures behind him look sharper. | |
| He said that he beat up five black guys in jail because he was losing it after his time in Iraq or Afghanistan, one of those Middle Eastern countries. | |
| Arnold Schwarzenegger saw him somehow via the security cams and invited him to his dojo where he learned to be a ninja master. | |
| Two men came to the bar once with shotguns. | |
| Joe beat them up using their own shotguns and then said, holding both, I guess, the finger through both triggers and said, you either can stay here and be killed or you can leave. | |
| Yeah, he disarmed them. | |
| Disarmed them. | |
| He's got a daughter that doesn't exist. | |
| He's got a grandson that doesn't exist. | |
| His grandson's been on a ventilator for months. | |
| He's in dying. | |
| He joined a biker gang called Fourth Watch, which is a lot of retired cops and retired EMTs, retired fire guys. | |
| And he started his shit with them. | |
| And he mentioned his child, his grandson, is in a hospital in Arizona. | |
| And they go, well, we got thousands of members all over the country. | |
| It's a pretty big club, Fourth Watch. | |
| Yeah, it's a national club. | |
| They're not criminals. | |
| No. | |
| They're ex-cops. | |
| Ex-law enforcement. | |
| But they still, like, you still should beat someone up if someone says something bad about your club. | |
| You ought to have some pride, right? | |
| I would imagine so. | |
| So they're kind of bad guys. | |
| And they go, all right, Joe, tell us the hospital. | |
| We probably have guys that work there. | |
| If not doctors, we got nurses and other people, technicians at least. | |
| And he wouldn't say the room because his grandson does not exist. | |
| Well, a patron that goes into our local took his credit card out and said, buy a ticket. | |
| Oh, yeah, that was a good thing. | |
| Another ticket right now. | |
| Fly out. | |
| And then, no, no, I couldn't do it. | |
| Couldn't do it. | |
| So Joe just returned from surgery where he had a camera go up his urethra. | |
| Yeah. | |
| He had transurethral resection of a bladder tumor. | |
| So they send, it's the one thing that the one snake that goes in your urethra, by the way, this is true. | |
| He's not. | |
| Maddie called as a doctor, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I called yesterday after he was telling people he was in surgery for six hours and that they took two-thirds of his bladder out. | |
| And that was all bullshit. | |
| The procedure takes up between 15 and 40 minutes. | |
| I'm just surprised there was a procedure. | |
| Jack said, Hey, how many stitches did you get? | |
| He's like, none. | |
| It's like, you said you took two-thirds of your bladder. | |
| How did they sew your bladder back together? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, he doesn't pay attention to his own lies. | |
| If you're going to lie, that's why I don't lie. | |
| It's too much to remember. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I couldn't imagine having an affair where you've seen a movie and then it was with your mistress and your wife goes, I didn't see Batman. | |
| And you're like, oh, I saw it with the diabetic kids that I sposted, Big Brother. | |
| So, yeah, he got caught lying about that. | |
| He came into the thing today and he said, he said that while they were down there looking at his bladder, they also examined his neck. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Because his neck hurts. | |
| And I didn't understand that. | |
| And then Maddie Odell pointed out, he's addicted to opioids. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, didn't he ask you for as a doctor? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Well, I took it upon myself after hearing the six hours of surgery and everything. | |
| I called the hospital he was in, and I didn't call his cell phone for my cell phone. | |
| I called the actual hospital and they asked me connected to his room. | |
| So they connect me to his room. | |
| He's really in the hospital. | |
| So as he picks up, he's like, hello. | |
| It just popped into my head. | |
| I said, yes, this is Dr. Armato. | |
| I'm looking for Joseph Tonelli. | |
| It's good to use the foreign name. | |
| This is Joe. | |
| He's like, what's going on, Doc? | |
| So I just, you know, go say, hey, how are you feeling? | |
| My associate worked on you yesterday. | |
| He's doing rounds. | |
| He asked me to call you and follow up. | |
| He wants to see how you're feeling. | |
| And he's like, oh, man, the first thing he says has nothing to do with his bladder, nothing to do with you reads. | |
| My neck is killing me. | |
| So I go, your neck? | |
| He goes, yeah, my bladder hurts a little bit too, but my neck is really hurting me. | |
| I'm in so much pain. | |
| I go, why is your neck hurt? | |
| I said, well, how much pain are you in? | |
| He's like, seven, 7.5 out of 10, Doc. | |
| I'm in pain. | |
| So I go, but we did a procedure on your bladder. | |
| Why is your neck hurting? | |
| He goes, oh, I broke my neck like seven years ago, C2. | |
| So I'm like, oh, Jesus Christ. | |
| He's trying to get him for pain meds. | |
| I didn't get that when I first heard that. | |
| I don't think my silly friend Ryan figured that out either. | |
| But he's jonesing for more opioids. | |
| If you realize he went to the hospital a few days in advance because he says his neck was killing him when Jared, the black guy, beat him up. | |
| Right. | |
| That's why he was in the hospital. | |
| And I think Jared beat him up for calling him in. | |
| So he's in the hospital three days, four days prior with a neck collar, a cervical collar on. | |
| What the fuck is that? | |
| Someone's doing construction, like a hammer trope. | |
| So I'm just like, oh, this guy's unfucking believable. | |
| He's a heroin addict. | |
| But now also, he's got court coming up this week for his Deewee. | |
| Oh, right. | |
| And I think the Deewee was driving on opioids. | |
| Oh, more than likely. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You can drive drunk. | |
| Driving drunk is like, Bill Hicks says that. | |
| He goes, when I was a kid in the 80s, you got pulled over for drunk driving. | |
| The cop said, have you been drinking tonight? | |
| And you'd go, yeah, a lot. | |
| And they go, oh, sorry to fuck your buzz. | |
| You're going to jail. | |
| Opioids, huh? | |
| Opioids, I'd imagine, you fucking crap. | |
| Well, we've all seen the videos of Joe nodding out, unable to be woken up. | |
| He's dope feeding on the fucking stools. | |
| Well, James, our buddy James, is a Joe Tonelli expert. | |
| And you can look him up, by the way, this Joe Tonelli character. | |
| He's at his wit's end right now. | |
| James is at his wit's end with him. | |
| Really? | |
| Yeah, he's at the point where he doesn't even want to be at the local if he's there. | |
| But it's like the Perry Project. | |
| Like, he loves dealing with this fucking idiot. | |
| For some reason, he's had his, it's run its course. | |
| He's had his fill, I guess. | |
| Because I, so after I hung up with him, I texted every like Jose and English James and everyone. | |
| I told them Joe Tonelli died on the operating table yesterday. | |
| So, you know, I told Dr. Lenny and I told everybody. | |
| And I text that Albert. | |
| And Albert writes back, really? | |
| When did this? | |
| How did you hear about it? | |
| See, that's not beer. | |
| No. | |
| That's opioids. | |
| He's not it out. | |
| Look at him. | |
| He's a monkey. | |
| Yeah. | |
| He's barely human. | |
| Yeah, I know what James is saying. | |
| I'm kind of done with him. | |
| It's sort of like, you know, a cat playing with a mouse before he eats it. | |
| After a while, you just got to eat it. | |
| But I don't eat human beings, so now I'm just like, fuck off, shut up. | |
| I don't want to hear his lies. | |
| Even making fun of him is getting boring now. | |
| I shot this. | |
| Look at that opi-eyed open-eyed opioid. | |
| Wow, that's open. | |
| Yeah. | |
| He's dead to the world. | |
| Literally. | |
| Here's another one. | |
| The glasses. | |
| Oh, I love that girl in the background. | |
| So pretty. | |
| That's my type. | |
| Yeah, but I got no hot water. | |
| I can't. | |
| Miami Mike. | |
| What? | |
| Hello? | |
| What's happening? | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, come on, Rollie. | |
| Really? | |
| Seriously? | |
| Seriously? | |
| Serious? | |
| Anyway, Joe Tonelli. | |
| For those of you listening to just the audio, you don't know what we're doing here, but we're making fun of an Italian pathological liar. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Every word that comes out of his mouth is suspect. | |
| Everything. | |
| Well, that's why I was so stunned when we called the hospital and he was there. | |
| Because I'm like, wait a minute. | |
| He said something true? | |
| Yeah. | |
| But what he does is he takes a morsel of truth, like my bladder's fucked up and turns it into bladder cancer, colon cancer. | |
| They looked at my neck, blah, blah, fucking black. | |
| Anyway, enough Joe Tanelli talking. | |
| We're going to go through some letters and take some calls and do some live chats. | |
| The live chats are fun because 100% of the money goes to Max and John, who got four years in prison for beating up Antifa, which apparently is a crime. | |
| Isn't it funny, by the way? | |
| I was saying this on Getter. | |
| And shut up about Gab. | |
| I'll go on Gab. | |
| I'll go on them all. | |
| The Canadian government, the American government, never had a problem with Antifa or BLM. | |
| They didn't mind. | |
| They never called them terrorists. | |
| They said they're civiloids because they're pro-government. | |
| BLM and Antifa is on the side of the government. | |
| When Justin Trudeau likes you, it's bad. | |
| When Joe Biden and Barack Obama like you, it's bad. | |
| It means that you are doing their bidding. | |
| And they were doing their bidding. | |
| They hate the truckers because the truckers are truly anti-government. | |
| Now, I was saying that to my wife this morning, I'm getting some vibes out there. | |
| It's hard to quantify. | |
| We're talking about hundreds of millions of people. | |
| But my vibe is the truckers have redefined the left narrative, much to their chagrin. | |
| So the narrative was Proud Boys are Nazis. | |
| They were in Charlottesville. | |
| They killed Heather Heyer. | |
| That was a successful narrative that did well. | |
| That's why John and Max are in prison. | |
| Then it was the insurrectionists. | |
| They weren't just fucking breaking some windows and they're mad about the election. | |
| They're trying to ruin America. | |
| They hate our democracy. | |
| They're evil. | |
| I think that narrative worked. | |
| And then with the truckers, they said they're Nazis. | |
| They wave swastikas and Confederate flags and they're violent and dangerous and people are dying. | |
| And they just went too far with that. | |
| And also, wait a minute, I forgot one. | |
| Before the truckers, they took the angry parents who were mad about CRT, critical race theory, and they said, these people are racist. | |
| And everyone has kids. | |
| And people go, wait a minute, I have kids. | |
| When I send my kid to school, you're going to tell him that he stole this land from the Indians, and everything that we've built was built on the backs of slavery. | |
| That's a very esoteric theory. | |
| It's not true, but it's very weird. | |
| So you're going to tell my son and my daughter that they suck. | |
| Because everything is stolen. | |
| They're basically Uday Hussein. | |
| That's what you're teaching my kids. | |
| And they vilified those parents. | |
| So that was a biggie. | |
| Vilifying those parents was a very dumb move because it was just people who cared about their kids. | |
| And then vilifying the truckers was another dumb move where they overdid it. | |
| Now we have proof that Hillary was spying on Trump. | |
| So I think this is the vibe I'm getting, that these, not the radical left, they're gone. | |
| But the moderate left is sort of going, so wait, what's been going on? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And one little anecdote I have is my buddy Chris, Proud Boy, he got a call from his mother who wasn't speaking to him. | |
| They haven't spoken in a year because he's been brainwashed by a proud boy's propaganda and he's a Nazi and he's ruining the country and blah, blah, blah, Trump, whatever, whatever. | |
| So she wasn't speaking to him. | |
| She called him last week and she said, all right, so what's going on? | |
| What is this club? | |
| What's it called? | |
| I'm going to give you like half an hour. | |
| I'm going to hear you out. | |
| And he said, okay, mom. | |
| She wasn't taking his calls before. | |
| Here's the deal. | |
| And he explains, you know, the club, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| And my gut says that that mom calling Chris is happening all over the country. | |
| I think these dumb bitch, you know, purple-haired sister-in-laws that were angry with their brother-in-law are now going, so wait, what is it? | |
| Because, and these kind of trends can be set off by the tiniest thing. | |
| It's possible the bouncy castles were the catalysts. | |
| Maybe. | |
| The bouncy catalysts. | |
| Because they go, these people are evil. | |
| They're violent racists. | |
| And you go, okay, I don't like violence. | |
| I don't like racists. | |
| Let's see what we got. | |
| You tune in and you see bouncy castles. | |
| And there's been zero violent incidents. | |
| But how many times can you tar a group of people standing up for themselves with the same names, same brushes? | |
| Doesn't work. | |
| Everyone's a Nazi. | |
| Everyone's a nutjob. | |
| Everyone's right-wing. | |
| Well, I would say it was working. | |
| When does it end? | |
| It was working up until January 6th. | |
| It was working. | |
| It's funny because Trudeau, in the beginning, he's like, it's a small group of fringe people. | |
| Yes. | |
| But yet you fled to seclusion. | |
| Yeah, why are you scared of this? | |
| And now you're asking to enact war powers or special events. | |
| He's still going with the Nazi thing, by the way. | |
| He's a group of fringe people. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It doesn't sound like a group of fringe people. | |
| It doesn't look like it either. | |
| No. | |
| We can see it with our own eyeballs. | |
| Yeah, that's the thing. | |
| And that's the beauty of it. | |
| Australia. | |
| There was a couple other countries that were having marches and everything. | |
| Yeah, and I think it's because we now have cell phones. | |
| We now are citizen journalists. | |
| By the way, shout out to Ezra Levant, who's turning 50, I believe, today. | |
| Did you send my text to him? | |
| I did. | |
| Ezra has always been big on citizen journalists. | |
| He's always been big on film it yourself. | |
| And I think that's a big part of this is the mainstream media is just an extension of the DNC. | |
| They've been pushing this narrative. | |
| Who the fuck is doing construction at 9.30 at night? | |
| New York City, the city never sleeps. | |
| Unbelievable. | |
| So, yeah, I mean, it's hard to gauge these things, but that's just the vibe I get. | |
| And Ezra's all over the news, too. | |
| I don't think you could underestimate the impact Ezra has had on Canada. | |
| I think Justin Trudeau is about to come down on him hard because he's altered the narrative in Canada. | |
| And Justin Trudeau, remember, paid $700 million to the Canadian media. | |
| And his argument was, I'm trying to save, you know, newsprint and dead media. | |
| I'm trying to keep it alive so we can have a robust discussion. | |
| For what? | |
| It was a bribe. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It was a bribe. | |
| And there's only about 40,000 people in Canadian media. | |
| So 7 million ends up being a pretty good check. | |
| Per person? | |
| 70 million or 700 million. | |
| Sorry, 700 million. | |
| So it ends up being like, I forget the exact number, but it's like 70 grand per person, including like guys who hold the boom at the CBC. | |
| The boom mic. | |
| Like everyone's covered. | |
| Man, if I wasn't banned from Canada and on an undesirable list, I'd go there and say I was a fucking journalist. | |
| That's for the money. | |
| Why are you banned from Canada again? | |
| Because my affiliation with the club. | |
| No Hell's Angels from America are allowed in Canada. | |
| From Amerineck? | |
| America. | |
| America. | |
| Yeah, not one. | |
| Even if you have no criminal record. | |
| Nope. | |
| Can't get into ball. | |
| So how do they know you're a Hells Angel if you have no criminal record? | |
| Because there's lists. | |
| I'm on a domestic terrorist list. | |
| But I also have three violent elements, but any member, they know who members are. | |
| They do tons and they spend hundreds of millions of dollars surveilling everybody. | |
| It gets distributed throughout Interpool and RCMP. | |
| But Canadian Hell's Angels can come to America. | |
| I got to go up there for my brother's stag. | |
| I don't know if I'm going to make it. | |
| It's funny because, you know, I have family members up there, and they're getting up in age. | |
| And I'm like, man, I'm not going to be able to go to their funerals. | |
| You know, it's my mom's sister and her husband and children. | |
| And, you know, my family, a couple of my family members who work for certain alphabet soups, were like, do you think that we couldn't get you into the country for a funeral? | |
| Nice. | |
| I said, I don't know, but I doubt it, but maybe. | |
| Ryan Matty looks a little sick. | |
| And I'm looking at him with my bare eyeballs, and he looks like a little pink Scotsman. | |
| But I look at him on the screen and he looks cadaverous. | |
| Could throw a little more saturation. | |
| Give him a little bit of warmth. | |
| Okay, put some satch on me. | |
| Look, I got a hard time. | |
| We're talking about funerals, and I feel like I'm at his right now. | |
| He's got satched, so he's satched up. | |
| We're approaching the half-hour mark. | |
| I think it's time to say goodbye to the freeloaders. | |
| Yeah, we could. | |
| Maybe we should give them a taste, though, of what we do here. | |
| So let's try. | |
| Is the super chat up? | |
| We got the chats coming up, and then also we have a poll because there's been a split in our fans. | |
| Some of them identify, of course, as baby monsters, which we officially dub them. | |
| Some of them are revolting, and they're calling themselves pool shitters. | |
| So as you can see, the majority of them are identifying as pool shitters. | |
| Go to the chat. | |
| Of our live show. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| And so if you click the live show on the browser, there's a chat beneath it, and I have a comment in there. | |
| And it's the poll. | |
| I'll post it again. | |
| And you can vote. | |
| But it's kind of upsetting that our baby monsters are not. | |
| Yeah, I'm not nuts about this trend. | |
| I mean, I'm not like Trudeau. | |
| I'm not a dictator. | |
| So if pool shitters wins, I guess we'll have to change. | |
| I just spent a bunch of money on baby monsters shirts. | |
| But my problem with pool shitters is girls don't want to be known as pool shitters. | |
| Girls don't poo. | |
| Maybe that's how we split up the genders. | |
| So if we, oh, the females are baby monsters, but now Maddie represents women. | |
| That's all right. | |
| You know what they used to call me? | |
| What? | |
| Captain Savajo. | |
| Damn. | |
| Because I used to go in. | |
| You know, we used to have liberties at all the local houses. | |
| I love hearing your sanitized discussion of bike. | |
| So, well, we ran strip clubs. | |
| So there was always girls at my house that needed help or needed a place to stay. | |
| Or drugs. | |
| Yeah, whatever. | |
| I had a mirror there. | |
| We swore every day we were going to break it because it was just tons of cocaine and everything there and crystal methane, all the goods, and stupid pills, opioids. | |
| But yeah, they said, man, you just always bring these fucking hoes. | |
| And I'm like, yeah, but you all end up banging them. | |
| You should thank me. | |
| Yeah, do you want me to bring home nuns? | |
| Like, I remember one time, guys called me from Harvard. | |
| One guy was from my church, my good friend I grew up with. | |
| And he's like, Maddie, I'm here with so-and-so from Massachusetts. | |
| He's like, we know you got hoes up here, too. | |
| Can you call a couple, tell them to come over? | |
| So I have to call girls in another state to go hang out at the clubhouse with them to entertain them. | |
| So were you Captain Savajo or Captain Wrangeloho? | |
| Captain Savajo, because I always took them under my wing and love them. | |
| You would date them. | |
| I loved them. | |
| They were good girls. | |
| Ryan, what is this weird blood diarrhea of a color you chose to go behind me? | |
| I don't know. | |
| It thought it'd be fun. | |
| It's like someone ate razor blades. | |
| And Pico de Gallo. | |
| And be good at it. | |
| Yeah, let's take some calls. | |
| All the money goes to Max and John. | |
| We used to do doodles and auction them off. | |
| I'm not good enough to read letters, answer calls, and read super chats and draw at the same time. | |
| But we'll figure that out. | |
| They're getting out pretty soon. | |
| I mean, relatively soon. | |
| Let's say like eight months. | |
| But Maddie burst our bubble. | |
| I had such a great plan for when they get out of prison. | |
| But you can't party when you got out of prison. | |
| You got to report to your location. | |
| Well, you have 72 hours to report to your P.O. | |
| Oh, I thought you said it was eight. | |
| Well, you want to get there as soon as possible. | |
| Like, because they're up, however, before they get released, they're going to go back. | |
| You're going to go see their counselors. | |
| They're going to make sure that they have a release ID. | |
| If they don't have their social security art, they'll get them a new one. | |
| All this to prepare them to get out. | |
| And they release you, and they ask you, do you have a way home? | |
| Is someone going to come pick you up? | |
| Or do they have to provide transportation? | |
| They'll give you a train ticket or a bus ticket or wherever. | |
| So sometimes the bus trip, but from the minute you get out, you have to report within 72 hours. | |
| That's tons of time. | |
| Although he's going back to Chicago. | |
| Yeah, he has to do what they call an interstate compact because his charges are here in New York, but he lives there. | |
| So he has to. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| So now you're reinvigorating my plan. | |
| I think we can squeeze a fucking big party in, especially if we party up in, it's near, what's the ski place up there, Silver Lake? | |
| Oh, Lake Placid. | |
| Lake Placid. | |
| There's a place next to Lake Placid that's awesome. | |
| It's like a yuppie town. | |
| And that would cause big problems with his wife and kids. | |
| No. | |
| No? | |
| No. | |
| Zenoa told him to join the Proud Boys. | |
| No, I'm saying you get out from prison and the first thing you do is go to the prison. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| I have a plan for that. | |
| We bring in Zenoa and the kids. | |
| They're at a hotel room. | |
| That's fantastic. | |
| You can only fuck for so long. | |
| You can only hug your kids for so long. | |
| Five minutes after being away for four years? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Let's give them. | |
| Look, say we picked them up at 4 p.m. | |
| Right. | |
| The place near Lake Placid, I'm forgetting. | |
| It's got a weird name. | |
| It's only like an hour away. | |
| We get the hotel there. | |
| You fuck your wife. | |
| We'll play with your kids while you're doing that. | |
| You disgusting animal. | |
| You fornicator. | |
| And then we give the kids back. | |
| That's another hour with the kids. | |
| After that, the kids are tired. | |
| It's 8 o'clock, 9 o'clock. | |
| Fucking throw them in bed. | |
| Listen, I wholehearted agree with it. | |
| Because he specially has to go to Chicago. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I don't know where Max is from. | |
| He's from, well, where's he from? | |
| Jersey, right? | |
| Jersey, yeah. | |
| So he also has to get an interstate compact. | |
| Anyway, can we take a call before we say goodbye? | |
| Just got to turn on your little Mikey Wakey. | |
| My mic is on, shithead. | |
| Okay. | |
| There's a lot of news to cover, by the way. | |
| Project Veritas is doing shit. | |
| We'll talk about that tomorrow. | |
| Go ahead, Caller. | |
| Go ahead, Caller. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| I got a very minor gripe with Gavin. | |
| We were watching Gavin and Anthony Cumia last night, and he said there's a show, The White Loaded. | |
| So typically, most of the stuff Gavin does, you know, we love and agree with. | |
| So we're like, it must be a good show. | |
| So we binge-watched that whole motherfucker last night, or we're on the last episode. | |
| And while it's okay, and that blonde is super hot, he said it was Soprano best. | |
| And that's not even close to Sopranos. | |
| It is close to Sopranos, sir. | |
| You are factually wrong. | |
| If Sopranos is a 10, then White Lotus is a 6.8, which is pretty good. | |
| 6.8 to a 10? | |
| Yeah. | |
| What do you think? | |
| Three? | |
| How did you say that? | |
| What do I think? | |
| It was like a, you know, it was like a five, six. | |
| I mean, okay, tell me a show. | |
| Tell me a show that's better than White Lotus, closer to the Sopranos. | |
| Breaking Bad, that would be it. | |
| Fargo Dexter. | |
| Dexter was, I mean, it got a little bit done. | |
| Dexter's for checks. | |
| Dexter was good. | |
| It's good, but it's two points below. | |
| Sopranos for sure. | |
| Dexter, that weird gay hunk who kills people? | |
| Gay hunk that kills people, yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's a George Broadfront's Dracula. | |
| It's good. | |
| And that girl's really hot, so that did help. | |
| The acting is amazing. | |
| The writing's good. | |
| I like that the protagonist is the gay hotel owner who has no idea what he's doing. | |
| Have you seen it, Maddie? | |
| White Lotus? | |
| No. | |
| Dude, you have to see it. | |
| And it's kind of anti-woke because the woke mulatto ruins everyone's life, including. | |
| Yeah, we were going to say we did notice that it was kind of neutral and that it ended up making the more liberal woke people look shittier. | |
| So we did like that because at first we thought they were going to go the other way. | |
| And we were like, oh, this is why would Gavin recommend this? | |
| And they were like, oh, okay. | |
| Once we got over there, wait a minute. | |
| Isn't that whole show to binge watch? | |
| Isn't it like five hours? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| We don't really have much of a life. | |
| So I did the show with Anthony four to like six. | |
| You must have watched it till the wee hours last night. | |
| Yeah, we were up till about three in the morning after you and Anthony got off. | |
| Yeah, we're going to go. | |
| Well, you should check out these movies, The Godfather. | |
| Binge watched them tonight and then binge watched the Mad Max movies. | |
| What was the other show you guys were talking about with the Transnistria? | |
| Thanks for calling, by the way. | |
| Also, no, you don't get two things. | |
| Thanks for calling. | |
| You get a fade, though. | |
| That's for sure. | |
| You were talking about another one with a tranny and a girl that you said was a 10 where was that white load? | |
| TV show? | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| You looked at her tits? | |
| Yesterday. | |
| Perfect. | |
| You said there were 10 tits. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| I remember 10 tits. | |
| I remember the tits. | |
| Let's see. | |
| I can't remember from the show. | |
| I don't remember the name of the show. | |
| There was the Down syndrome check we were talking about. | |
| Oh, that was Victoria's Secrets. | |
| Which I was, I had a bunch of people talk to me about this since then. | |
| We didn't get into this with Anthony, but Victoria's Secret is lingerie. | |
| It's sexual. | |
| Yeah, that's the show right there. | |
| Oh, Euphoria. | |
| I haven't seen Euphoria. | |
| I haven't seen Euphoria. | |
| But judging by what everyone's saying, I want to check it out. | |
| It seems like it might be good. | |
| But yeah, Victoria's Secret's sexual. | |
| Should we be sexualizing people with Down syndrome? | |
| Now, there's a spectrum of Down syndrome. | |
| There's relatively normal guys. | |
| In fact, some people with Down syndrome are smarter than Ryan. | |
| Huh? | |
| Probably me too. | |
| Me too. | |
| So the best Down syndrome is better than the worst Ryan. | |
| How do you guys find time to watch all these shows? | |
| I haven't seen Euphoria. | |
| Oh, me neither. | |
| Have you felt euphoria? | |
| Ooh. | |
| See, he's retarded. | |
| But should we be sexualizing people with Down syndrome? | |
| Like, I agree because you don't know what their comprehension is. | |
| If they understand how they're being seen or being portrayed. | |
| Like, legally, a judge has to say this woman was capable of consent. | |
| Right. | |
| Do they have like, I don't know if they have conservatorships. | |
| Like, if somebody considers it. | |
| Is she capable of consent? | |
| But then another part of you goes, wait a minute. | |
| Like, I was at a strip club once and there's a guy with Down syndrome there and he's drinking booze. | |
| And I think he's a customer. | |
| He's an adult. | |
| He has the right to drink booze. | |
| He's looking at tits. | |
| He has a libido, his pubes. | |
| So it sounds strange that a society would deny an adult his sexuality. | |
| So I'm not making a decision either way. | |
| Right. | |
| It just seems weird that you could fuck someone with the brain of an eight-year-old. | |
| That sounds like a lot of people. | |
| I wouldn't leave kosher with that. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| I wouldn't. | |
| It wouldn't be. | |
| Like, if I had a daughter or a sibling that had Down syndrome, I would want her tubes tied, obviously. | |
| I think their tubes don't need to be tied, though, because males with Down syndrome, I don't think they can inseminate. | |
| Like God already put a thing in it. | |
| But I still want her to have a sexual life if she has those desires and she's an adult. | |
| So as a sibling or a father of someone with Down syndrome, I'd be like, can you guys just smooch? | |
| You'd have to. | |
| And dry hump. | |
| I'm sure that she's. | |
| I mean, this is an industry that uses people. | |
| It's notorious for it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, we're actually talking about two separate things. | |
| Right. | |
| One thing is, should a Down syndrome model be advertising a sexual lingerie thing? | |
| For that, I think it's pretty clear the answer is no. | |
| No. | |
| Secondly, separate subject. | |
| You have a family member who has Down syndrome. | |
| She has a libido. | |
| How far can she exercise on like Lifetime or something about people with Down syndrome getting together and hooking up and like wanting to date and marry? | |
| And like some people, some of them just didn't have the comprehension of what the relationship was. | |
| Like I'm not just a person. | |
| I'll make paragraphs. | |
| You may smooch and dry hump. | |
| That's all. | |
| You know that Love on the Spectrum show? | |
| I can't help but think God's design is in there because they'll meet someone, they'll get along great, and then they'll go, oh, it's in Australia. | |
| And she's like, I don't think we're going to meet again. | |
| I just want to be friends. | |
| Yeah, we're just going to be friends. | |
| And you're like, maybe God put a thing in their DNA that says, don't close the deal. | |
| I don't want you closing the deal. | |
| Like I said, it all would depend on. | |
| I mean, me personally, I would not be attracted to that. | |
| Maybe that's another thing that's shallow. | |
| That's God's programming. | |
| I'm not. | |
| He's like, I don't want you to want to fuck them. | |
| Like, when I was young, I would fuck, I was like a rabbit. | |
| I'd fuck anything that moved. | |
| Yeah. | |
| But now, at this day, I'm 50 years old. | |
| You know, who wants to blow in a girl's ear and give her a refill? | |
| You know, fucking airhead. | |
| Like, if people say, oh, this girl's great. | |
| I'm like, yeah, she's 20, 23, 20. | |
| What do I have in common with a 23-year-old? | |
| They're kind of like retards, actually, when you get to this age. | |
| You know, here. | |
| Well, my wife, we should get her on the show. | |
| She fucks a retard about once a week. | |
| Oh! | |
| Oh! | |
| There's more intellectual stimulation and attraction now at this stage in my life that looks aren't, you know, even though I'm a male model myself. | |
| You know, I got girls beating my door down. | |
| But I've had my fair share of women in my life. | |
| Whoa. | |
| But yeah, and the same thing with that little girl, the 22-year-old that looks like a kid. | |
| That's a different thing. | |
| That's wrong. | |
| That's the worst thing in the world. | |
| She's an adult and she can do whatever she wants in her life, but not for me. | |
| No. | |
| Sorry, you can't fuck anyone. | |
| Anyone. | |
| No, that's not for me. | |
| Except if you find another man who has your same disease. | |
| She could maybe fuck a midget. | |
| Why is this an international plan? | |
| These fucking Scottish people with their scams. | |
| This is like some weird phone they probably bought in Bavaria that doesn't have a footprint. | |
| Sinokia. | |
| Fuck you, bitch. | |
| That's my mom. | |
| Oh, she survived all your travesties and death stories. | |
| They also have 17 phone numbers, too, because they keep getting their phones taken away for being retarded. | |
| Being retarded and being Scottish is very similar. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So I don't even know what the real phone number is anymore. | |
| Hello? | |
| What do you think people did on? | |
| Oh, God. | |
| I want to find out why my mom fucks a retard and made me. | |
| Anyway, let's get behind the paywall now. | |
| That was 45 minutes. | |
| Lots of fun stuff to come. | |
| And cheap states are not invited. | |
| Oh, maybe wait, wait, wait, wait. | |
| We should read one letter. | |
| Let me rephrase that. | |
| Let's read letters until we get to a good one. | |
| Okay. | |
| So let's hit the mailbag. | |
| Ryan, shut up, you don't have a dad. | |
| Let's turn our eyes to Gavin's mailbag. | |
| Let me touch it. | |
| Okay. | |
| I checked the mailbag before we started the show, and the first few are very bad. | |
| Someone says, Perfect trucker vid. | |
| Are you feeling viddy? | |
| Show a vid. | |
| Viddy sent. | |
| It's a vid he sent. | |
| People with low IQs love puns. | |
| Me too. | |
| Wait, stop. | |
| Stop. | |
| This is exactly what I was talking about. | |
| You tell, you know, naive people who aren't, they don't have their ear to the ground. | |
| They follow the news. | |
| They don't talk to people on the street for whatever reason. | |
| Maybe there's busy housewives. | |
| They don't get a chance to. | |
| So they go, oh, there's Nazis everywhere. | |
| Okay, I believe you, Rachel Maddow and Don Lamont. | |
| You're telling me this. | |
| You seem to know what you're talking about. | |
| You have a show on CNN. | |
| But then this happens, and they go, wait a minute. | |
| These are the fucking assholes you were talking about. | |
| Yeah, Ilhan Omar. | |
| That was shocking. | |
| Ilhan Omar took our side. | |
| That's how bad that was. | |
| joyous because they want their freedom back in this celebration that was a dumb video Thanks for that. | |
| Like the 90s. | |
| We will be continuing to take calls, enjoying ourselves, reading letters. | |
| Thursday night's a unique night. | |
| It's strange that we use this to represent the show because it's not like the show. | |
| Monday and Tuesday, we go through the news. | |
| We do green screens. | |
| We have guests. | |
| We talk about fun stuff and we're silly. | |
| Wednesdays, we go down to Compound Media in Manhattan, and Anthony and I do a show. | |
| Thursday nights, we do a live show where we read letters, we take calls, we get drunk, and we have fun. | |
| And then Fridays is much like Monday and Tuesday. | |
| So you're really just seeing the party show. | |
| Anywhere suits. | |
| Wait, go back, go back. | |
| People that write could have been, that is all. | |
| Wait, one, people that write could have been. | |
| That is all. | |
| Two, I was thinking Trudeau needs a nickname. | |
| Maybe something like Lesbo Castro. | |
| Well, True Dope seems to be the most popular one. | |
| True Dow. | |
| You guys can probably do better, be better. | |
| Love you guys. | |
| Benji Franks. | |
| It's 25 bucks to Max and John. | |
| All right. | |
| So we'll continue with all that fun stuff. | |
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