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	It's about a minute long.
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	Facebook is also, for some reason, allowing us to still be on it, so that's also something.
	No.
	I know, it's really crazy.
	We are banned on YouTube, so we don't stream to YouTube anymore.
	But we are on Rumble and Twitch.
	Thanks.
	Mm-hmm.
	It's a liberty broadcast.
	Everything is a liberty broadcast.
	Yeah.
	Mm-hmm.
	Mm-hmm.
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	Oh.
	Yeah, we're two minutes.
	Two minutes.
	I haven't checked.
	I'm Alex Droz.
	We're broadcasting at thelibertybroadcast.com.
	This is your host, Rachel Rape.
	What happened?
	There's a drop.
	Let me see some of your moves, Jones.
	Juicy booty.
	Fun.
	Yeah, welcome to the Liberty Broadcast.
	Welcome to the Liberty Broadcast, everybody.
	Welcome, welcome in the house today.
	In the house we have been from Dada Battle Z. And then we have the one and only, please, further adieu, the number one, the number one stunner.
	The number one of the world, of the universe, was on InfoWars all week.
	We'll be on InfoWars probably tomorrow.
	What do you think?
	Anyway, the number one stunner.
	What, what, what, what?
	Jacob Ingalls in the house.
	In the house.
	Thank you for joining us, guys.
	We are honored to have you in studio.
	Thank you so much for having us.
	And what's up?
	Alex Drones in the house.
	Dealing with all the technical issues, hooking it up, freaking out behind the scenes.
	My favorite thing.
	So, once again, thank you guys for tuning in.
	If you are watching us on Twitter, please share.
	If you are watching us on Rumble, give us a thumbs up.
	And what's up to the people in the comments?
	We got Antonio, Chris, where's our Lacey?
	Shout out Lacey.
	Where's Lacey?
	We're looking for you.
	And Fuches.
	What is it?
	What is it again?
	Zero Fuchs.
	Zero Fuches.
	That's what I call them.
	Fuchs.
	Anyway, thank you guys.
	We have so much news to go over.
	We have tons of things to talk about.
	We have cool videos.
	And then we have some of the videos that we hate to make.
	Especially these guys.
	And we'll let you guys tell us a little bit about that.
	So what are you, I guess being on InfoWars is what brought you to Austin.
	Yeah, and you know, I'm just so happy to be back in Austin.
	I was talking to Ben about this a little earlier, a couple of years ago when I was in Austin.
	It was just so great.
	Great drinks, great food, great people.
	And to be back now and among friends.
	We all spend so much time.
	So when we get to hang out and collaborate and just enjoy life with people who love us and share the same ideals, it's an amazing experience.
	Nice.
	I love it too.
	I'm always like, where are we at?
	We have to band together.
	We have to support each other.
	We have to share content because that's all we can do.
	We are not in places of power where we can just change laws and change rules and make decisions.
	We can be.
	We can put ourselves in those positions, which we always encourage people to do.
	Go to your city hall.
	Try to become a school board member.
	Do whatever you can.
	But it's not as easy as just saying that, right?
	So this is the next option, I think.
	For people who can't, you know, commit to those things.
	Because it is a big commitment to do something like that.
	It is.
	And Ben, you know, I'll say this.
	I've been doing this stuff for probably 12 years at this point.
	And during the lockdown, I think everybody kind of took a break and, you know, was at home and just, you know, enjoying the ability to relax, you know, and just, you know, turn off for a minute.
	And the first rally or protest that I went to during that time period, I meet Ben.
	And I'm like, hey dude, what's going on?
	You're out here filming.
	You're doing your own thing.
	He's handing out InfoWars products.
	He's having a great time.
	And we were kind of feeling each other out.
	And I was like, well, give me your phone number.
	You know, I hope you don't think I was hitting on you.
	I feel like this is a situation.
	Well, let me break in here.
	It's a little more interesting than that because actually what happened was there was a rally after we had been on lockdown for so long.
	And there was finally a rally.
	And I started reposting this on Twitter and then just searching on Google.
	I found his article.
	I call in to the American Journal one morning.
	I get a first call.
	It was crazy.
	I've called InfoWars so many times.
	Never been able to get in.
	I call this morning.
	I'm the first caller.
	And I get on and I plug an article.
	Hero, I didn't even know who he was.
	I read his article online.
	And a lot of people came out.
	And then, yeah, I met him there.
	It was just a great example of what you said about supporting.
	People like us who are doing the work, doing whatever we can, doing podcasts like this, doing protests, doing whatever you can do to support the ideas of liberty and freedom.
	It's not often that you run into somebody at these rallies that actually is competent or has a talent or is able to help the movement.
	And that's what I love so much about meeting Ben.
	It was kind of like zero to 100 real quick, trial by fire, and he threw himself into it, and that's what people need to do more often.
	Oh, yeah.
	I will say that is how we became the Liberty Broadcast, the way that we did having drones in, becoming a huge part of it.
	Yucca, who was a co-host of the Liberty Broadwell.
	Actually, when Yucca and I started this, we were the Liberty Ladies of Texas.
	And I felt so much pressure.
	From being known as the Liberty Ladies of Texas, because although I am a Texas native through and through, I don't know every single thing about Texas, and I feel like if I'm going to carry something like that, that I need to know.
	So we talked about kind of rebranding ourselves.
	We're younger.
	I'm huge 80s.
	I'm an 80s baby.
	I'm down with the 80s, down with the 90s, the retro.
	And so that's how we kind of rebranded ourselves to be the Liberty Broadcast.
	And we were like, oh, the, you know, the font was really cool.
	And then we did that for a little while.
	Yeah, I mean, you bring up a good point.
	Whether it's legal fees by being charged for something that you're not guilty of or the fact that you might have had a podcast or were doing your own thing and were able to monetize on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and then that gets yanked out from under you.
	Or, you know, even my situation, I always kind of operated based off the website.
	That was like the main driving factor for what I was doing.
	You know, I had so many advertisers, so many people who were supporting me, that as soon as Trump won, it was like, oh, hey man.
	It's a little bit too much.
	It's a little bit too much.
	And they take it away from you.
	And I think the most important thing for people listening right now, if you're going to go out and do this stuff, if you're going to go out and do interviews, do man on the street, run your own blog, do investigative reporting, You have to have some type of skill, personally, that is not based on that kind of journalism and reporting.
	You have to be able to support yourself.
	Because right now, you know, are you guys getting any advertisers?
	Did Pfizer call?
	Did Google call?
	They want to underwrite the program?
	You know, we might have some messages.
	I need to go back and check and see if Disney maybe, if Disney wants to be a part of that.
	That's touch sensitive now.
	It's what?
	It's touch sensitive now.
	Technical difficulties.
	He made my screen touch sensitive.
	Sorry.
	He always gets on to me about stuff.
	You have to quit doing that.
	I'm just trying to pin our...
	I'm just trying to pin the...
	If you guys, like I said, share the link, share the links.
	I was just trying to pin the live feed on Twitter, which is something I forgot to do.
	I was just going to say real quick, we actually, I am banned, so I can't even promote right now our show, so if y 'all could help us out, please, and share the links, that would be awesome.
	Share those links.
	Well, Jacob knows something about that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, I've seen it.
	He'll go to, when was it, when they said Elon Musk was back and forth, and a lot of people were getting back on Twitter.
	I watched him go to play.
	His number in to make a new Twitter, and it just said no.
	No.
	Yeah, it just said no.
	No, absolutely not.
	Somebody came on screen and yelled no to you?
	No.
	It was like, you know, when you go through the process on Twitter, you have to enter your phone number, email, whatever.
	And so, you know, I say, oh, Elon Musk is buying it.
	He's saying he's for free speech.
	He's against censorship.
	And I'd seen, you know, probably a dozen other people in my same situation.
	Who got on Twitter and then all of a sudden overnight, oh, they have 20,000 followers, 50,000 followers.
	They're getting all these retweets.
	And I was initially reticent to it.
	I didn't want to try because it's like going back to the girl in high school who's denied you a prom date three years in a row and asking again.
	So, you know, we were sitting around.
	And I went and I said, oh, you know, let's just screw around with the phone.
	Let's see if I can do it.
	Let's see if I can do it.
	And I enter my phone number and I enter the last digit and Twitter is literally like, no.
	It's like the emoji with the X. Yeah, big bold red letters.
	Like, I forgot exactly what it said, but it was like, yeah, you're not making an account today.
	Yeah.
	That's how it goes.
	I mean, one day we got up and all of our content was off of YouTube gone.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	Off of YouTube gone.
	So tell me about when they took away my Facebook page for CentralFloridaPost.com.
	CentralFloridaPost.com.
	Got a plug here.
	Absolutely, ladies and gentlemen.
	Yes, I was actually trying to open up that website.
	But when I lost that, you know, I never thought...
	In America that I would have to go through and keep on a hard drive all of my live videos or uploads or everything else.
	And so they take it away.
	So for you guys, did you have the foresight to keep that content?
	Yes.
	Okay, you're smarter than me then.
	No, I think it's just because we came in the game a little late.
	You know, if we had gotten in as early as you, we probably would have lost a lot of content.
	But honestly, it's...
	You know, for us, it's a different thing because, like I was saying, Yekko was a huge part of it.
	You know, at the beginning, we rebranded ourselves.
	So we've gone through a lot of changes in the studio.
	This studio used to be just this table, a computer at the end, and we were at the other end of it.
	And it was like the webcam.
	And now, you know, we have all of this going on in here.
	Coming from the bottom, now I'm here.
	Yeah, so we just keep scaling up.
	And now that we've kind of, you know, I said we're on episode 48, but we've done a lot more episodes than that.
	But we've kind of restarted ever since we got, you know, banned off YouTube.
	And now we're on Rumble, and now everything is nice and organized.
	We have copies on hard drives.
	We are saving all of our content and just trying our best to keep doing what you're doing, what we all need to be doing.
	Like we were saying, pushing that content, sharing the information so that people have a sense of informed consent with everything.
	Two things.
	First thing, everything I write on Central Florida Post or Gateway Pundit or doing InfoWars...
	I'm completely honest with people.
	You talk about informed consent.
	From the beginning, I've made it clear.
	I went to school for computer science economics.
	I'm not a journalist.
	But when I saw what was happening with journalism in 2012, a couple years after high school, I said, you know what?
	This isn't that hard.
	Go out there.
	And I told people from the beginning, these are my opinions based on the facts that I've researched.
	You end the article.
	You go out and do your own search.
	You do your own research.
	And if you agree with me at the end of the day, great.
	If not, send in an op-ed and I'll put it up.
	I don't care if it's the craziest, you know, wackadoodle, whatever.
	And the second thing, for people listening, I'm good at doing, you know, the investigative journalism or having fun on camera and kind of being, you know, the face.
	It's a decent looking face.
	It's not the best.
	The face and the outfit.
	Can we show the people the outfit?
	The bottoms are like...
	He's like, stand up.
	Stand up.
	Here we go.
	I'm not trying to whip out, you know, whatever.
	Well, we don't want you to.
	Excuse me while I'm...
	It's not that kind of show, guys.
	It's not that kind of show.
	But the second point is, you know, I don't have the technical know-how.
	Right.
	Everything that goes into what's happening right now on camera in the studio, I don't have the technical know-how to edit or to do anything.
	So you meet somebody, you know, like I met Ben at the rally, and he knows how to do all that stuff.
	So then all of a sudden, you know, things start coming together.
	Because without having somebody that's able to collaborate with you on that, my reach would be limited to written.
	A hundred percent.
	Some people need...
	They just need to see the 2 minute, 20 second clip.
	And that's all the time they have in the day to pay attention to it.
	So Ben, can you talk a little bit about researching and trying to evolve and stay in tune with the latest piece of equipment, how you edit?
	Can you do it on your phone?
	Can you give us your secrets?
	I could.
	I'm very open about it.
	I love talking shop with people.
	I'll tell you just a heads up with the technical and the stuff.
	That's actually where you want to talk to the people.
	Where, this one or this one?
	This one to the right.
	To the right?
	Yes, yes.
	There you go.
	All right.
	So what was I saying?
	Well, to break off a little bit of what you were saying and back to what we were talking about earlier about being in Austin, it's been great to be in Austin and hang out with other InfoWars employees and InfoWarriors and talk shop.
	We went out to dinner last night with InfoWars Rob and Reeves, and it was just great.
	Like you said, we don't have a lot of...
	Of that kind of community back where we live.
	So when we come here and just to see, hey, how do you do this?
	And this is how I do that.
	As a matter of fact, I gave Reese a tip that he was really thankful for.
	A little thing that helps you transfer files off of the iPhone better.
	And I'd love to help anyone else out with that kind of stuff.
	But what was your question?
	No, no, no.
	My question was, what goes into it?
	Because that's human capital.
	My human capital is writing and researching and trying to give the performance without being too disagreeable to where people will listen.
	For you, it's like I'll text you and say, hey, here's the problem, and then you go out and do what?
	How do you fix the problem?
	How do you find out what's the best equipment and what goes into that?
	Passion.
	For me, it's totally passion-driven.
	I've always wanted to make movies and videos and stuff like this.
	It's doing the right thing, which is what we all have to do right now.
	Did you have a turning point in your life?
	Back in the day, I was eating.
	Back in the day, I say when I was 17. Yeah, I'd say I first saw the documentary film Endgame in 2010 and I started to research the information from it and it just blew me away.
	I couldn't believe it.
	I found it all to be accurate.
	I was always kind of based, but okay.
	Before I was doing this, I was a festival worker and seasonal restaurant worker.
	I was always trying to do something.
	Festival worker, huh?
	Yeah, yeah.
	What, like Coachella or Insane Clown Posse?
	Both really great.
	Florida festivals, I'd have to say.
	Like Wani, all the festivals at Wani.
	We did EDC in Orlando.
	We did Miami.
	What?
	EDC Orlando?
	That's crazy.
	I set that thing up a couple of times.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, I was probably working in a food truck, you know.
	Oh, wow, dude.
	Small world.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Miami and Ultra.
	Yeah, did that too!
	There you go.
	So yeah, fun stuff.
	So you know what it's like.
	It's like you guys are twins or something.
	I was always trying to break into film, but it just never happened.
	So I just ended up working at festivals and then whenever I wasn't doing that, working at restaurants.
	And I have to say, there was a few...
	Pivotal moments.
	I got back into watching Infowars a little bit more exclusively around 2016 with Trump and everything, but I didn't become 100% invested until, you know, whenever he got banned, I think it was somewhere around November 18th, because it wasn't just him.
	It was Laura, Gavin, Stone, and Milo.
	But whenever Alex got banned, I'm like, no way.
	You know what?
	If his information wasn't effective, if it wasn't doing something, they wouldn't have banned it.
	You don't ban something unless you're worried.
	So, I mean, that was, in my moment, like, okay, Alex Jones is definitely the good guy.
	So what do they call that, the Streisand effect?
	When you tell somebody you can't listen to something or follow something?
	You want to dig in a little bit more and do your research and find out?
	Right, right.
	When they tell you no, you must go.
	I remember the...
	Right after that, I literally, I went to the InfoWars store website and I ordered a bottle of what I had always heard about for years, the Super Male Vitality.
	And I got it and immediate results.
	Like, I started exercising more.
	I just started losing weight.
	And then after that, I just, I mean, I started buying more and more products.
	And then eventually, it's kind of documented online.
	Like, I just started, like, making videos of the products and stuff and putting it into commercials and on other videos.
	And, like, Alex Jones, actually, do you remember what I was doing when I...
	I first was just on Facebook messing around.
	Do you remember?
	I was playing video games.
	I was streaming myself playing video games while I had InfoWars.
	Yes, you're the guy.
	You've got to meet people where they're at.
	You've got to find creative ways to do something like that.
	Not everyone is going to go to InfoWars.com, go to LibertyBroadcast.com, Central Florida Post.
	Not everybody is going to find...
	Kind of that avenue to get to the truth.
	Right.
	But you meet them where they're at.
	If they want to play video games and stream all the time.
	No, it was perfect because I feel like, right, it was harder for them to find you.
	I'd have to do little tricks.
	That was the thing.
	I think that's what a lot of the Infowar, like, obviously, Don is a writer for Infowar, so I hear a lot of the chatter.
	We have a lot of the guys over the house all the time.
	And that, you were the guy.
	Who streamed InfoWars and played video games.
	Oh, well, I'm glad I'm that renowned.
	I didn't think so.
	That was the early days, you know?
	Yeah, I know, yeah.
	For sure, that's kind of your legacy.
	Okay.
	And let's talk about the...
	Let me get you in the camera a little more.
	Sorry.
	Sorry, I'm scooting over.
	Hey, move over now.
	That's good, that's good, that's good.
	All right, now I'm buckled in, ladies and gentlemen.
	Let's talk about the responsibility you have.
	If you're somebody that has the financial resources but doesn't have the know-how to do a broadcast like this, doesn't have the time to do investigative journalism, you have a responsibility to liberty and freedom to have some buy-in.
	Throw some money in.
	Throw some support in.
	That is what I just hate so much about the Charlie Kirks of the world and the Conservative Inc.
	I'm Ben Shapiro.
	I'm Ben Shapiro.
	Okay, that's great, Ben Shapiro, but when you don't hold the line on somebody like Alex Jones being banned or Roger Stone, you're not doing that because philosophically you disagree with them.
	You're doing that because what happens when Roger gets banned, Milo, Gavin, Alex, myself, and millions of others, the market share for your Audience, all of a sudden, you own the audience.
	It is a financial, monetary...
	It's not a shared experience.
	And so we need these people that are just like us, right?
	So we're saying, we're kind of all piggybacking off of each other and we need kind of the top of the top to also remember the bottom of the bottom because eventually that's...
	I mean, or at the end of the day, that's kind of where they started.
	And how upset...
	Do you get when, you know, because when I went to the school board meeting in Orange County in Orlando late 2021, and I read out genderqueer.
	The first person.
	The first person.
	I read all of it out, and I do all of this.
	You know, who did I get support from?
	InfoWars, Gateway Pundit, Big League.
	But guess what?
	All of Conservative Inc., they didn't want to touch it because...
	They understand.
	I'm not on their payroll.
	They can't control me.
	They don't have any financial benefit to do it.
	But then we're now, fast forward, you know, seven, eight months later, and people do half of what I did at that meeting, and all of a sudden, Charlie Kirk.
	Oh, this person deserves a medal.
	They're just so wonderful.
	You know, exalting them like they are so brave.
	And I was like, well...
	How much money do they lose?
	Do they lose clients?
	Do they lose their social media account?
	No, they didn't.
	Because they pushed just far enough.
	And do you realize, too, how many of those tweets and Facebook posts and other social media posts, it's like with the left.
	Conservative Inc.
	just puts out a talking point and everybody copies and pastes.
	There's no individuality or creativity.
	Right.
	I would say that Tucker is really good at trying to make sure that he gets kind of the...
	I mean, he's had Alex Stein on.
	He's had Savannah Hernandez on.
	Hot, hot, hot like a tamale.
	He's had tacos on.
	He's kind of...
	He's pretty good.
	I'm really surprised, kind of in the same way that we're not banned on something as simple as Facebook, that Tucker can still get out there and push out the facts and interview people.
	He's done some great interviews with people on the other side.
	Showed them, put them in the spotlight and really showed their true colors.
	And I really appreciate that about him.
	But it's just, that's just one guy.
	It's one.
	And as much as people might hate someone like Van Jones, Van Jones on CNN, you know, they castigated Van Jones when he said, actually, Donald Trump's criminal justice reform is what Barack Obama should have done.
	Or the platinum plant.
	Right.
	Well, that's because, you know, he's racist.
	He's racist.
	Yes.
	Van Jones, very racist.
	Van Jones is very racist.
	I don't know if he knew that.
	We're not going to talk about the horrible bald head.
	But, you know, you don't see that on the ABC, you know, NBC, CNBC, CNN, Fox, even the Blaze TV.
	And look, I like some of the people.
	I think they have kind of the more boomer country club approach to red-pilling.
	But where we are in America right now, we need the acceleration.
	We need the hard stuff.
	And I just don't think they're providing it.
	And if you guys get banned tomorrow, if you lose your job...
	If your landlord kicks you out because you're a racist white supremacist or whatever kind of thing they're going to bring up, where is the Daily Wire?
	Where's Ben Shapiro?
	Where are all these people?
	They're nowhere to be found.
	They're literally telling people like Candace Owens not to go on Infowars and stuff.
	Do y 'all remember that?
	So here's the funny thing.
	We were in the car driving down to an event, and we're watching that interview, and he got Jones.
	Ladies and gentlemen, we got Candace Owens coming on.
	She's coming on, coming on, coming on.
	And then it was like happening in real time to where then she got the order from Charlie Kirk.
	And Charlie was like, no, Candace, you can't do it.
	But we're supposed to worship her and say, we love you, Candace?
	Right.
	That is a moment, that's a flashpoint for courage.
	I'm not saying a lot because I don't have anything to say.
	I'm not big fans of any of these people that you mentioned.
	I'm a little bit more punk rock.
	InfoWars, I'm pretty invested in InfoWars and their message.
	Don't watch The Blaze.
	You don't love Glenn Beck?
	No, I do not love Glenn Beck.
	What about Mark Levin?
	Mark Levin, I'm the great one.
	Mark Levin.
	I don't even know who that is.
	There you go.
	We're sorry, Mark.
	There you go.
	There you go, Mark.
	A little piece of that for you.
	Back at you.
	He doesn't even know who the Liberty Broadcast is, so whatever.
	I don't know who the Liberty Broadcast is.
	I've known...
	Yeah, I think I followed probably back whenever you guys were the Liberty ladies.
	We were watching some videos earlier of your man on the street stuff.
	Oh, with the magnet?
	The Magnet?
	Oh my goodness.
	The first vaccine one.
	That one really went crazy.
	That's what got us off YouTube, actually.
	Really?
	Yes.
	Ben pulled that up in the hotel room earlier.
	And I'm just watching.
	Bull crap.
	You know, no.
	No, no, no.
	I was like, no, no, no.
	No, not real Magnet.
	Not real Magnet.
	And then, you know, you do the thing.
	Ladies and gentlemen, this is a real Magnet.
	Here's a street sign.
	It sticks.
	And I was like, oh.
	Oh.
	You know, we've heard about it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Nobody's really visualized that.
	That's the problem.
	I read so many threads on Twitter or articles.
	Saw a little, you know, like 30-second video of somebody.
	Oh, a magnet.
	Because think about it.
	Somebody who's got the vaccine, who's in love with Dr. Fauci.
	Many, many, many.
	Hey, speaking of Dr. Fauci.
	Someone in the comments was saying something happened.
	So let's scroll up there.
	Oh, what's Fauci up to?
	Fauci's going to retire sometime.
	Shout out Antonio.
	Yeah, he's going to retire at the end of Biden's term.
	Really?
	Oh, you know what?
	He's got to stay on the tit a little longer.
	I don't like that even.
	That's nothing to celebrate.
	But, I mean, first off, is Biden going to make it to the end of his term?
	Probably not.
	I don't know.
	And then...
	Then we're still stuck with Dr. Fauci.
	Dr. Fauci.
	Well, I mean, I guess this might be a little bit of an alternative opinion, but for Biden, I think he might make it to the end of his first term as long as he keeps sending Hunter Biden money, because if he's messed up all the time...
	I mean, is he not messed up all the time?
	Is that what the breaking news are telling me?
	Maybe he just needs a little bit more of the Parmesan or whatever Hunter was searching around the floor.
	I think he's doing the Parm, but he's also got the heavy shit.
	That's disgusting.
	Who published that?
	Was that 60 Minutes?
	Who did that?
	When he was talking about the Parmesan cheese.
	Oh my gosh.
	That was disgusting.
	Great job at helping a drug addict.
	Yeah, seriously.
	Anyone who heard that, who has suffered with those problems or know what he's talking about there, that wasn't good to hear.
	It's not good that the president's son...
	This shouldn't be public information.
	But the weird thing is...
	But he shouldn't be doing it.
	The way drugs rewire your brain, he picked up the Parmesan, smoked it.
	And probably still got the same high.
	The mind is a powerful thing.
	Yeah, I know.
	And you know that he's still doing it because he's just talking about it.
	Well, we were just talking about that.
	And someone asked us the other day, like, you know, you're a little younger.
	I'm an older gentleman.
	You guys are a little younger.
	What's he doing with this video stuff?
	And I'm like, no one would do that who is sane.
	He has just never gotten in trouble a day in his life.
	Yeah.
	Nobody's smacked him on the head.
	Even though his own dad.
	Is in the courtroom, this much crack, no questions asked, you're getting, you know.
	Oh gosh, yeah, we could go on and on.
	Yeah, on and on, right?
	But I want to know, where was Hunter Biden the night that Andrew Gillum, the former candidate for governor against Ron DeSantis in Florida in 2018, he gets caught in 2021.
	I was the one to publish the photo of him methed out on the floor, naked, covered in his own vomit.
	Were you there?
	It sounded like a fun party.
	I didn't get the invite.
	But, you know, where was Hunter Biden?
	Right.
	You know, you talk about these Democrats like Biden who did the racist, and I'm sorry, folks, it is racist.
	It was the racist drug war because the laws Biden put into action under Clinton in the crime bill, if I get caught with powder cocaine as a white dude, no criminal record?
	I probably won't even get charged.
	But if you're in a poor community, whether it's white, black, or otherwise, with crack cocaine, done.
	You're done.
	You're a taco, you're done.
	And Andrew Gillum, this is an interesting thing.
	People who don't know the ins and outs of what happened that night, Andrew Gillum was in Miami Beach for two nights for a friend's wedding.
	And so he hires a male prostitute.
	Who happened to be a nurse.
	And two other gentlemen were in the room.
	You had crack.
	You had meth.
	You had cocaine.
	You had adrenaline.
	But you also had the defibrillator.
	The thing that, you know, restarts your heart.
	And so I talked to a few medical professionals, and they actually see this a lot in the gay community, where some of these people can only reach the point of conclusion, let's say, by getting so high.
	That they pass out, then somebody sticks them with the adrenaline, and then does the defibrillator, and they wake up.
	Whoo!
	They're done.
	And that guy could have been governor!
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I mean, that's kind of just the start of where we're at right now.
	I mean, is Biden even alive right now?
	I don't...
	You know, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I have a hard time with this because you look at him in the 90s and the early 2000s during the Obama administration.
	And, you know, you try not to get too far down the conspiracy hole.
	Right, right.
	And you see how just physically he's deteriorating.
	Yeah, the pictures are like different ears.
	I know, I saw that.
	It had like a weird square.
	Yeah.
	And that was like a, what's that photo guy?
	The guy, he's on his photos.
	Damn it.
	What's his name?
	Anyway.
	Is it Gage Skidmore?
	Getty.
	No, Getty.
	Right, Getty.
	So, Getty Images.
	You can go to the image of Biden on Getty Images and zoom in, and there's a square lip of skin, like, right behind his ear.
	It's the weirdest thing I've ever seen.
	And we saw the same thing with a...
	Epstein.
	The weird ear when he's coming out on the card.
	I'm always so reluctant when I see things like that, but also it's like, there's something about it.
	Like, completely ignore it, or what am I doing here?
	But that's the point.
	You should be able to research that and look into it.
	It doesn't matter if it's true or not.
	You should have the access to that information in the digital public square.
	Of the internet.
	You should be allowed to talk about it.
	You should be.
	But if you do, and you are certain people, like let's say Alex Jones, for instance, dealing with all this Sandy Hook stuff, it's like a never-ending story.
	And he has to kind of, you know, I don't want to say backpedal, but now he has to be careful, and it shouldn't even come to that.
	You know, people should be able to draw, like the Uvalde.
	You know, immediately everyone was afraid to say anything.
	And we looked at it and we were seeing a mother who got handcuffed, talked her way out of it, and then booked it into the school, saved her kid.
	Got out of the school, all while the cops are inside, standing in the hall, sanitizing their hand and checking their cell phones.
	You know, I'm honestly just so offended by the toxic femininity of that woman.
	You know, when we talk about these shootings, I remember in, was it 2016, when Pulse happened.
	I never have been to Pulse.
	In, like, ten years.
	When I was in high school, that was the place that everybody knew you go to get drug or drink without ID.
	They always were in violation of building code.
	They always were not following the rules.
	And so, I had a little bit of a hangover.
	I slept until two or three, you know, when Pulse was happening.
	And I wake up with all these sex messages.
	Jacob!
	Are you at Pulse?
	Are you at Pulse?
	I was like, no, I wasn't at Pulse.
	But then I signed into my email for Central Florida Post.
	And I have people, because you have Pulse is right here on the corner.
	And then you go into a residential neighborhood.
	And I had about 15 either text message, voicemails, or emails from people in that area.
	And they told me.
	They heard the shots.
	And then all of a sudden, you know, they get up.
	And they're like, you know, peeling the curtain down or the blinds down, looking out the window.
	And they see people driving by on ATVs, you know, with complete body armor and all this other stuff.
	And then they pin it on this one guy.
	Right.
	And that is not even talked about anymore.
	No, it's not even talked about.
	Or even the Mandalay Bay.
	Right, exactly.
	Laura Loomer did some great reporting on the Mandalay Bay issue where she's talking about all of the discrepancies and what the police and what officials are talking about.
	I had a friend who was at the top of Mandalay Bay when this was happening.
	They're out there.
	They're just listening to the concert out on the porch and having a good time.
	And then they see...
	Down below, how the guy's firing.
	And I put this video up on Central Florida Post's YouTube page, and you just look at the way the guy's firing, and he's doing very strategic.
	You fire here, you fire here.
	Here, here, here, here.
	To get people to crowd and clump into that one mass where you can continue to shoot.
	But then why don't we discuss the idea that the guy who's the alleged shooter is, what, 65 years old?
	And you're telling me he's moving from multiple shooting positions and doing this again and again?
	And I reported this after the shooting.
	I also had a source of mine who was on the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
	And he talked to me about how they found the Antifa literature in this guy's hotel room.
	And then this guy has a brother who lived in Orlando.
	The first interview the brother gives says, Oh, my brother, Stephen Paddock, he never likes guns.
	He doesn't want guns.
	That's always the story.
	He doesn't know how to fly planes.
	He would have never done something like this.
	He would have never done something.
	Didn't do.
	Next morning, I turn on the news, and the brother has the copy of, oh, this is his magazine to the NRA.
	And he loves to fly planes.
	And I want to say he supports Trump, even though Trump isn't even...
	Correct.
	So it's formulaic.
	Adan is saying, if you haven't seen...
	I've seen at Google the interview with Omar Mateen's boyfriend.
	They used prosthetic makeup to alter his identity.
	Extremely bizarre.
	Honestly, I had never heard about his boyfriend.
	I know he was trolling around and trying to get in and get a little tug at the club, but I didn't know that he actually had a boyfriend.
	I know his father was pictured behind Hillary Clinton, and it kind of worked.
	With the intelligence community in some regard, I'm going to look that up.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, I think drones is on it.
	So, yeah, I mean, it's always something.
	And with this, you know, school shooter, too, not only every, I feel like every component was just a little off.
	Something was a little strange.
	And it didn't seem, you know, now we're getting the footage.
	Why did it take so long for them to release this footage?
	It's always like that with these situations.
	But then you see somebody else getting gunned down.
	Black girl gunned down.
	It's like where?
	In Chicago.
	Happens every weekend.
	But the Uvalde shooting video will wait for a couple months before we release that.
	Or they had an Orlando three weeks ago.
	I wake up and I see all the news coverage.
	Oh, person of color, gunned down, teen, gunned down at the Mall of Millennium.
	Well, they always say the race whenever it's not a white...
	Yes, when it doesn't fit the narrative.
	Always, always.
	And so the police department, to their own credit, releases the body cam footage.
	And then the story starts unfolding.
	This is an 18-year-old kid walking around the mall with a bottle of vodka.
	Normal weekend.
	Normal weekend.
	You know, hey, have a good time.
	And was propositioning 13, 14-year-olds.
	Hey, let me give you a shot.
	Hey, do you want to come back to my house?
	This kind of stuff.
	So the cop comes up to him and says, dude, you can't have the vodka.
	Give me the vodka.
	You can't be talking to young girls like that.
	But you know what?
	You're 18. I just need you to leave.
	I need you to leave right now.
	And so the kid starts, you know, kind of arguing with the officer.
	He's walking out, and he's just kind of going back and forth with them.
	And then so when they get outside of the mall, the officer says, you know what?
	What else is in that bag?
	I was going to let you go, but you know what?
	You want to play this game?
	What else is in that bag?
	He's like, well, a little weed.
	And the cop, even at that point, was like, okay.
	All right.
	I get it.
	I need you to open it up.
	And if it's just weed, I'm going to take it, throw it in the garbage can.
	You go home.
	You don't do this again.
	But he had a gun in there.
	Yeah.
	And he turns around, starts running away from the officer, and then pulls the gun out and starts shooting.
	And the cop's like, listen, guy, look.
	And he's like, I'm going to take the gun.
	You go home.
	Yeah.
	Well, like.
	The cop was literally probably about to let him go.
	It almost looks like it.
	Like, the guy starts running, and the officer does not pursue.
	He doesn't go.
	And the guy gets about probably 20 feet away, turns around, pulls it out, and it's just like, ah.
	But what do we see on the local news?
	We see a black teen gunned down by an officer, or a fatal officer-involved shooting in Orlando, or even the poor woman in Minneapolis.
	This guy was stalking her, shooting into her apartment a couple of days ago.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	There's a whole hostage situation.
	The cops show up and the snipers kill him.
	But then all the white liberals, all the white liberals.
	There's justice.
	Justice for his death.
	With the trust funds and, you know, all of their other bull crap.
	The GoFundMes that they allow.
	And this mom got upset and gets out of the car and she said, leave me alone.
	Get out of my neighborhood.
	Stop this.
	And she's obviously a progressive liberal.
	She's like, this isn't like George Floyd.
	This guy was armed, shooting into my apartment.
	This is not like George Floyd.
	Stop.
	And one of the white liberals, it's like the best throwaway line for the hypocrisy and the insanity that we're living in right now.
	He said, well, you didn't get shot.
	Yeah.
	Or your kids that he was firing into the apartment with your two kids.
	None of you got shot, so...
	You know, you really, you should be leading this parade in front of your house.
	I know, it's so ridiculous.
	I did see that.
	And all the comments on there are going against this woman who was shot at with her two kids.
	You know, it's really, really clown world.
	Black lives matter.
	White lives don't matter until black lives matter.
	How about everybody's life matters?
	Oh, yeah.
	I had a friend, I was just talking about this yesterday, or not yesterday, this morning, to a friend of mine.
	I was like, oh, yeah, I don't even talk to that girl anymore who I had been friends with for 13 years.
	And she wrote me a big old message saying that I was racist because I said George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose, which is how he died.
	I mean, do I think that?
	Do you think the cop should have been on him for that long or in that position?
	No, I thought that was all weird.
	I saw the video.
	But do I think he killed him that way?
	No, no way.
	George Floyd had a bunch of drugs on him.
	And when the cop came, he threw them all in his mouth and he overdosed and he died.
	And I'm not a racist because I'm saying factual information.
	No.
	So goodbye.
	And, you know, Mom, if you're listening, anybody else that's listening, if I go out on a meth-fueled...
	Coke-fueled, alcohol-fentanyl-fueled bender, and I get absolutely insane and out of my mind and get pulled over by the cops, and I start resisting, and then they try to arrest me and I die?
	Talk about my drug addiction problems.
	Like, let's not talk about the issue of the police in this scenario.
	You have kind of...
	I've talked to a lot of law enforcement.
	You have like the six-foot rule to where when somebody's, and this is not specific to George Floyd, but when somebody's charging at you, even with a knife, six feet is too close.
	You've got to pull it out and do it.
	And the other fact is you don't know when you're a police officer what kind of substance somebody's hopped up on.
	So you have to operate in a very stringent manner.
	Because if you kind of go, oh, loosey-goosey, oh, it's okay.
	Oh, I don't want to be racist.
	But this guy is like, whoo, out of his mind on meth, you could shoot him ten times before it hit him.
	Well, that's what I was going to say.
	So, number one, why do you have guns if you're not going to use them?
	These guns are not designed to be shot at close range, by all means.
	I mean, like, how close do you got to get?
	And we showed a video here in Austin.
	I'll see if I can send it to you so you guys can check it out later.
	But this guy in Austin had a knife and there was a whole cop situation.
	There's like, you know, six cops.
	Is that the guy?
	They shoot him with a shotgun.
	And he keeps going.
	There's body cam footage.
	There's like three different views of this.
	And he rolls, like does a real quick like crackhead roll.
	And he jumps up after being shot with a shotgun at close range.
	The Tyrone Biggum's twist.
	He just went...
	Oh, yeah.
	It was crazy.
	And he is not even...
	Like, I was looking at him like, what race is this guy?
	And I'm noticing that so much here in Austin that these people are not...
	Like, okay, once in a while you'll see homeless or panhandlers that are Mexican.
	But it is rare because the Mexicans are at the Home Depot waiting to be picked up to go work.
	Okay, that's usually what happens.
	But lately on South Person 71 over here, you know, here in Austin, there's this guy there with his wife.
	They're two kids.
	The wife is pregnant.
	Well, let me guess.
	He needs diapers.
	He needs formula.
	I'll tell you what.
	He gets so close.
	He has a sign.
	I've never, never read it, but he has a sign.
	He is running up.
	To the car's window.
	To your window.
	Passenger window.
	Driver window.
	Each car.
	He's going to each car.
	Each window.
	And I've been trying to record him every time I get to that light and it's red.
	I like pull my phone out and I'm like, like, because he does it every time.
	And I, you know, I carry.
	So I'm like, I'm going to ask this guy.
	I'm going to roll my window down.
	Because I'm going to roll it down and say, where are you from?
	Like, who are you and where are you from?
	Because in Austin, our panhandlers are respectful.
	Yeah.
	And they stay on the corner with their signs, and they hide in the bushes, and, you know, they never run up.
	This guy is running up to cars in the middle lane.
	I mean, busy, busy intersection.
	This is not a good thing to do right now.
	Everyone's so high strung.
	Like, settle down.
	It's these people, you know, that thought that Title 42 was going to get overturned, and they had already created this huge caravan.
	Of immigrants, you know, coming over here from all over, all these other countries.
	Oh, that's right.
	We're in Texas right now.
	I was thinking I was in Florida.
	I was like, what are you talking about?
	Yeah, I know.
	And then Title 42 didn't get overturned.
	But they were still on their way.
	They were scheduled to be here the day it got overturned and come over the border.
	So we have thousands.
	I think I saw something like the population in the United States is like 20% illegal immigrants.
	And that number is growing every day.
	Well, Ben, why don't you read some of the comments?
	Could I have another seltzer?
	Yes.
	We've got some great comments.
	I'll say one thing, ladies and gentlemen.
	Yes, I have a very soft, soothing voice.
	I'm sorry this is how I talk all the time.
	I'm not hopped up on meth like Hunter Biden.
	Not yet, anyway.
	Not yet.
	That's later.
	Not during the broadcast.
	So I wanted to say that I talked to you guys earlier and I was like, let me bring you guys some beers.
	I have these really cool, which is what we're drinking.
	Obviously, we're not getting any fun from these people.
	Mighty Swell.
	Mighty Swell is like an Austin brand.
	It's like, if you're trying to not have the sugars and stuff like that, which I'm always trying to avoid.
	So I brought those.
	I brought those, but I also brought over a...
	Exclusive beer.
	There we go.
	From one of our favorite breweries.
	Right.
	Jester King.
	This looks fancy.
	Yeah, this is an atrial.
	This just got released.
	And that's fitting because...
	You know, we're all kind of jesters in this whole experiment right now.
	We've got to put on our clown makeup.
	We do.
	Honestly, that's how it is over there.
	But anyway.
	I'm excited.
	This is a sour beer.
	And Lacey on the feed right now, yes, a lot of them do come into Florida.
	And we have really wanted Governor DeSantis to do something about that.
	One mile from my house, they came in.
	And stayed at an extended stay.
	They bused 300 of them in.
	And when they were questioned about what was going on, they said, oh, they're seasonal farm workers.
	They're seasonal farm workers.
	Who exposed that?
	Was that our buddy?
	That was Laura Lumer who exposed that.
	And then when we look further into it, who are those people working for?
	They're working for a Republican official in Orange County.
	Who's been in politics for 20 years at his flower and rose farm, and he comes out and says, oh, ladies and gentlemen, there's nothing to worry about.
	These are all legal people.
	And that was the end of the discussion.
	There were no documents produced.
	There were no certifications.
	We don't know what these people are about.
	And since they have been in that extended stay by my house, you know, I'm not living, you know, like in Skid Row.
	It's just like kind of a weird location of the extended stay.
	There's been crime around there.
	Crime, you don't say.
	There's been a lot of weird occurrences.
	And, you know, I don't know.
	Common denominators here, folks.
	And who is this person we're talking about who did this?
	Brian Nelson in Orange County.
	He owns a farm, a rose farm.
	And he's a Republican elected official.
	And he said, oh no, they all work at my farm.
	You can pass that down.
	This is just a little taste.
	And then I got more of the others.
	So this is raspberries.
	Oh, raspberry.
	Super sour.
	You want tiger's blood?
	He already had a tiger's blood.
	He already had a tiger's blood.
	Do you want to?
	I'll take the tiger's blood.
	Oh, you didn't take the tiger's blood?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I got a pink colada if you want to try that.
	Why are you trying to do this to me, Carol Baskin?
	Trying to take my life away.
	That's my tiger's blood.
	Tiger's blood or pink colada?
	Pink colada.
	Sorry, ladies and gentlemen.
	We're here right now on the Liberty Broadcast, libertybroadcast.com.
	I thank you so much for listening in tonight.
	And I am in my pajamas.
	I'm from Florida.
	I'm not usually in bed by now, but I'm usually in my pajamas.
	So forgive little weirdness here.
	Ben, DataBattleZ on BitChute, Gab, everything else, Instagram.
	He'll probably lose some of those soon, but we'll keep him up there.
	And Rachel actually is going to share on the next episode.
	A recipe I gave her for a phenomenal souffle.
	Phenomenal souffle.
	And I'm going to make it on the show.
	On the show.
	Cheers.
	There we go.
	Yes, cheers.
	There you go, Alex Jones.
	Come on, Alex Jones.
	You know, he's a technical guy.
	He's like, all of these liquids.
	What are we doing with these liquids?
	It's almost like we all have...
	Big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Look at that big ass.
	Look at that big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Look at my favorite big booty Latina.
	Do y 'all know where that's from?
	What's that?
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, that video's great.
	I love how.
	You know, we talk about that video.
	We've been talking about it the last couple of days.
	This is a joke.
	You can see AOC.
	She's like, ooh, my big boosie.
	Sorry, not Lil Boosie.
	Sorry, my big juicy booty.
	Which he clearly didn't say.
	Alex Stein, you're killing me here with the tongue twisters.
	This is a joke.
	You're a public official.
	Do you know the laws in terms of slander and libel for public officials or public figures?
	He could have sat out there and called her a child molester, and legally, because of her public profile, that would be very hard to prove that case in court and to actually get...
	A judgment rendered.
	He was out there just joking about how beautiful you are.
	Our buddy Gavin McGinnis said it best on Censor.TV the other day.
	She goes from not being upset, almost kind of into it, to realizing her brand is being upset about this stuff.
	So she had to react.
	That wouldn't have been good for AOC.
	She's like, and also it brings attention to my...
	Yes.
	Well, and then, I mean, to the allegation, I mean, yeah, was it sexist?
	I mean, maybe a little bit, but he didn't say anything racist.
	I mean, I don't know.
	If I'm a white guy walking down the street and somebody wants to catcall me and say, look at that big, juicy, white ass, does that make you racist?
	No, that's an identifying factor.
	This person, you know, whatever.
	But, you know, it's just so funny.
	If any of us were in Congress, And if I were walking up the halls of Congress to go take a vote and somebody said that to me, this would make my day.
	I'd be like, dude, can I get you dinner?
	What's going on, man?
	What's up?
	Let me get you some passes to something.
	I don't know.
	What's up?
	I absolutely love that Alex Stein has really invested his time into this because he is so good at it.
	He was on the glass.
	House, which is a reality TV show.
	No, he wasn't.
	Yes, he was.
	He was on The Glass House?
	And let me tell you, I was saying this to our friends.
	We had a couple friends over the other night, like two nights ago.
	And I was like, he was on, and they had the same reaction, so I put it on.
	It's on YouTube.
	And it has the first, it has the two episodes he's on, which is the first two episodes.
	And it is...
	Totally Alex Stein.
	Like, he comes into this house.
	He's bullshit, like, giving everyone...
	Prime Time 99 on the grind all the time!
	Ah!
	Yes.
	And it was 10 years ago?
	His interviews, he's like, you know, I'm just doing whatever I can do.
	Prime Time 99, Alex Stein.
	Like, it just rolls out of his mouth so easily.
	He's been Prime Time 99, Alex Stein, forever.
	He was born with that.
	And he's in this reality show.
	And he's like, just trying to smooze everybody.
	He's like, hitting on all the women.
	He's like, sit on my lap.
	All this stuff.
	It's really funny.
	And then the second episode, he's like, do you guys want me?
	Because it's like you ask the audience and they vote what you should do, right?
	So he's like, should I be the biggest...
	Reality TV show villain you've ever seen, yes or no?
	And they're like, yes, you should be.
	Give me the energy.
	And then he murders people with his words after that.
	He tears down every single person, including the women.
	He's like, yeah, you're just fat, you know, this.
	Then they vote him off.
	He ends up getting voted off and he's going down into the ground in that thing.
	They're like, you're this and that.
	And he goes, and you're a stripper.
	Yup.
	You know, he's just like feeding it to them.
	So here's the funny thing.
	She wants to kill babies, but she's so beautiful.
	She's so beautiful.
	When we go out to these protests and talk with these people, you know, I try and be a professional and nice to a certain extent.
	But when you start coming at me with Jacob.
	Jacob, you know, they're doing the twerk, or Jacob, oh, you know, oh, we know who you are.
	You're gay.
	We hope you get monkeypox and AIDS.
	Oh, God, you're the first one to get it, right?
	Yeah.
	But when they do that, they hurl all of these horrible insults at you.
	Right.
	And then, you know, we had one lady who was just screaming and screaming, and we've seen her at all these meetings.
	And she was at the abortion party because they get drink tickets, they get free drink, they get liquored up and go out on the street.
	They wipe the blood on their...
	Well, it's funny because, sorry, they invite a bunch of people out and they don't even let a quarter of them in.
	So, like, it's just the elites.
	You know, it's like, I compared it that one day to, like, Wall Street during the Occupy movement, how, like, the investors and bankers are literally, like, eating shrimp and white wine while they're laughing at all the people down there who they've paid to be there.
	So, I compared it to that.
	And they're out in the streets and this one...
	I think wildebeest would be the best descriptive term I could use.
	She's been showing up, and we'll do a little visual.
	During the lockdown, she was showing up at the school board meetings, and she had the mask on, and she was speaking, I want the mask.
	I love the mask.
	I wish I was born with it.
	Yeah, I wish it was stapled to my face.
	And so I see her there, and she starts hurling insults.
	And I tell her, you know, hey, what's wrong with you?
	Calm down.
	And she just keeps going, keeps going, keeps going.
	And I said, you know what?
	She said something offensive to me.
	It's not offensive to me, but, you know, whatever.
	She made some insult.
	And I said, well, you know what?
	Maybe you should go to the gym and stop eating McDonald's.
	Like, how many times are you going to whack these?
	Six times a day?
	And she just turns around.
	Oh, my God.
	No.
	I haven't been scared in a long time, but when she kind of, like, whipped her head around and just yelled, Yeah!
	I'm fat!
	So what?
	Exactly.
	She's so fat because she carried all her babies almost to full term and then she had abortions.
	She hasn't lost the baby weight.
	Probably.
	I mean, it's a sickening, scary thought, but I would not put it past them that they just get pregnant and decide way later just because they can.
	What the hell do you think is going on?
	What the hell do you think is going on?
	You have...
	Unprotected sex.
	Do you think a watermelon is going to come out?
	Do you think some other type of produce is coming out?
	Maybe it'll just go away.
	Maybe it'll just go away.
	But this is a part of our culture, whether it's with pregnancy or weight control or a mental issue that you can get through without psychotropic drugs and all these pharmaceuticals.
	Immediate need for satisfaction and to fix the problem.
	So just take the pill.
	Just take the pill or the vaccine.
	And you'll be fine.
	You'll be one of us.
	Don't you want to be one of us?
	We have a great time twerking and putting red blood on our white pants and carrying around fake babies and screaming about women's rights and then saying that Men can get pregnant.
	Oh my, oh, okay, okay, right there, right there.
	That's perfect lead-in.
	Ben and I were at the abortion party in downtown Orlando, and I, you know, so they get all liquored up.
	They get to go get liquored up.
	And they have their event.
	It was two hours inside at a concert venue.
	And I said to him, it's already hurting my head dealing with these people for an hour, so we're going to go to the bar across the street, get a couple of drinks, and I come out of the bar.
	And they were out of their mind.
	I just was going up and down the line saying, what is a woman?
	They're like, well, a woman.
	If you think you're a woman, it's okay.
	I was like, okay, so can I menstruate?
	Can I get pregnant?
	I said, well, sure, if you think you can.
	And then you had these...
	That's hilarious.
	I called them earlier.
	They're called minders.
	These people who are minding...
	They're paid agitators.
	They're paid agitators.
	They're wearing a vest like Ben's wearing, but it's like traffic cone color.
	Traffic cone color.
	And they would go up and down the line.
	No, that's a Nazi.
	That's a white supremacist.
	And then one of them...
	Let out.
	Like, oh, he's just drunk.
	He just came out of the bar.
	And I said, y 'all came for the abortion party.
	Unlimited bar.
	This is an abortion party where they're handing out drink tickets.
	We go and have a drink in an Ultra Paradise monster so you can smell the fragrance of those artificially flavored drinks.
	And, oh, they're drunk.
	It's like, come on.
	I mean, one drink isn't drunk.
	I'm sorry.
	Yeah, and plus, you don't need to justify yourself to these monsters.
	No.
	I'm walking around.
	Sorry.
	I'm not even driving.
	The agitator women that they hire to keep the peace.
	I love how people get aggressive with us, and then they just disappear.
	And I have that on footage.
	I have that clearly documented.
	I'm just like, oh, look, someone's going to start crap with them.
	Let me step out of the way.
	But then they walk into us and scream, oh, I was just assaulted.
	It was similar to what Owen's last video.
	I mean, I couldn't believe that.
	That was, I don't know, it's the same thing.
	So Antonio M. Travis, you're on the feed right now, and you are right.
	Merriam-Webster today did modify the definition of female.
	Yes, yes, I had that somewhere.
	It's absolutely insane.
	So now they say, was it female?
	Is it someone who identifies as a female?
	But you know how Merriam-Webster always was good about providing context on a definition?
	They would give you like a real-world scenario.
	So now the real-world scenario, with the definition of female, talks about some tranny in middle school.
	And, you know, this is the dictionary of record?
	Yes, aren't you proud of it?
	All you have to do is think you can get pregnant and you can get pregnant.
	And anyone who says otherwise is a racist white supremacist.
	And also, we have it in the book now.
	It's in the book.
	So the words are down.
	The words are there.
	It's real.
	So now, everyone watching, listening, watching later, let's just hope the world doesn't end tomorrow because...
	You know, whatever alien race or whoever picks up the pieces finds this copy of Merriam-Webster, God help us.
	Yes.
	It is insanity.
	And this is why we have to keep pushing back.
	I mean, you can identify as anything that you want, and the dictionary will come and back you.
	I had this story of an individual who obviously has some mental illnesses, but...
	Some ways that my friends and I...
	Oh my god, yes!
	...when words just seem a little too difficult.
	So, here we go.
	Okay, so first off, we have the normal meow that we just use mostly to get each other's attention.
	Okay, then we have the dissatisfied meow.
	Then the angry meow, but we only use this one on rare occasions.
	This is scary, folks.
	Prepare yourself.
	Woo!
	Paranormal activity.
	Then the happy or content meow.
	Meow.
	Okay, then one of the most important things in the American family is that I want to go potty meow.
	It took me a really long time to master this meow because it needs to be really specific in order for my kittens to understand.
	Meow, meow, meow.
	Did you say kittens, not kids?
	This is the most important meow for me.
	And it's the I need help wiping meow.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, you gotta wipe that.
	You don't have to do that to cats.
	These are in heat meow, and we use this when we need a little bit more special kitten attention.
	She rubs the cat's vaginas.
	Meow.
	A meow.
	Wait a second.
	Alex Jones, he rightfully got upset.
	That was supposed to be a meow in the last, like, iteration of the meows, and it went from...
	Meow to...
	Say it again.
	You know what I mean.
	Meow.
	Oh, meow.
	See?
	Oh, meow.
	Oh meow Oh meow Meow meow meow meow meow meow Meow meow meow meow You know?
	Well, I...
	We can't handle this.
	We talked about this with Jones earlier, and he put that up.
	He played this earlier.
	He played this earlier, which is great.
	I mean, I didn't see it, so I think I was behind the curve.
	I saw this this morning before the show.
	Ladies and gentlemen, it's not a big surprise, but I slept until about noon.
	The interesting thing was, think about the thought process.
	Is she like writing this down?
	Is she storyboarding?
	Is she giving visual aids?
	How is she distributing the rules or regulations for how you meow?
	She is 100% practicing these meows throughout her day.
	I wholeheartedly believe that she really thinks that these are the meows.
	She's meowed it down to these.
	Meowed it down!
	Stop!
	It's crazy.
	It's absolutely crazy.
	That's where we are.
	That's where we are.
	And we're going to keep going.
	Yes, soft porn is allowed on Twitter, but Alex Jones isn't.
	This is true.
	Real porn's allowed on Twitter.
	Yeah, that's ridiculous.
	I'd make her eat Meow Mix.
	Yes, Adrienne Bryan.
	She probably does eat...
	How many...
	I mean, is she shitting in a litter box?
	Is she?
	Well, okay, okay.
	In Michigan, they had a classroom where some groomer...
	My teacher was telling people that they could be cats.
	Yes.
	And she shut off the toilet in the classroom and put a litter box and was telling the kids that if you have to go potty, you have to go in the litter box.
	I would use the bathroom in her chair or something.
	I'd be like, hey, this is what cats do.
	What is this?
	Cats piss in chairs.
	Oh, we have this up on the screen.
	This is actually a great story.
	I bought my husband a sex doll and it looks just like me.
	Now we have threesomes.
	Honey, this is the biggest self-own you could ever do.
	You bought your husband a sex doll and now you have threesomes.
	Are you dead fishing the whole time?
	Like, what is this?
	This is just trash.
	What are you talking about?
	The ads are trash?
	No, the whole story is god.
	The story is god-awful.
	The ads make it even worse.
	But, yeah, I mean, look at these.
	Oof!
	Look at this.
	They're twins, basically.
	Yeah, didn't Whitney Cummings do that, too, on Joe Rogan?
	Like, she's got some doll that she carries around, and it's of herself.
	Well, actually, the doll kind of looks more attractive than the...
	In a weird way.
	So maybe that's why.
	I think it's these...
	What are these eyes called, right?
	The bruised eyes?
	The smoky?
	No, she's got kind of a hair on chic.
	It's like the abused eye or something.
	Like the sexually abused eyes.
	Oh, because on the human trafficking posters and stuff, you're absolutely right.
	I remember seeing a Q post.
	Like that?
	No, I'm just kidding.
	Okay, well, it's real, but...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	The panda eyes.
	Yeah, they got the eyes down, you know, the sexually assaulted eyes.
	This, I mean, she doesn't, the doll doesn't look happy.
	The doll might be filing a lawsuit at some point.
	I want to know when Detective Olivia Benson is going to step in and handle this.
	I mean, she's just stuck there.
	They even have the same feet.
	And what is this?
	What is this?
	Does the husband go to work and the wife is like scissoring this doll and doesn't tell him about it?
	Or does she go to work and he's like going to town?
	What's the cleanliness aspect in all of this?
	I don't know.
	But I feel like...
	It's illegal.
	It should be illegal.
	Yes, it should be illegal.
	I feel like it should be illegal.
	There was a series, a TV series, that I saw a trailer for one time.
	And it had a girl in it that I liked.
	It was a girl from Pitch Perfect who did the cup thing.
	Ashley Green.
	Ashley Green.
	So maybe I can find it, what I'm trying to tell you.
	Did she screw up and take a bad job?
	Yes.
	I've liked her since Twilight.
	So the problem, is it her Ashley Green?
	Green.
	Like Marjorie Taylor Green.
	N-E.
	Oh, sorry.
	Alright, there she is.
	That one, right?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	From Pitch Perfect.
	No, she was in Pitch Perfect too.
	You're talking about the...
	Take a dip on the lawn.
	That was her.
	Is that her?
	She looks weird.
	I think it was her.
	Oh yeah, okay.
	So, okay, you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right.
	Sorry, you'll never win on movies with me.
	She doesn't look the same, and I'm not trying to, because I hate movies.
	So, Ashley Green, sex doll TV show.
	No.
	No, it's not real.
	No, it's real.
	Oh, man.
	What is it?
	Is it her?
	There's like a show.
	No, I know what you're talking about.
	Maybe it's not her.
	But there is a show that is...
	Oh, it's Anna.
	No, Anna Kendrick.
	You're talking about Anna Kendrick.
	Yes.
	Okay, so Anna Kendrick is in this TV show and maybe we'll watch this.
	This trailer.
	Let's just see.
	Maybe the trailer gives out the info.
	Sorry, ladies and gentlemen.
	What's this?
	Glitter?
	Are you cheating on me?
	I have a sex doll.
	You what?
	Oh, it's so quirky and cool.
	My boyfriend's sex doll is talking to me.
	She probably listens to Death Cab for Cutie and all the alternative stuff.
	That's great.
	You're a feminist sex doll.
	I think she represents a part of you that wants to heal you.
	Embrace her.
	Right.
	Ooh, she's nasty.
	Okay.
	Okay, so this is her husband's sex doll, right?
	And then they come out and say that this sex doll is actually, like, a teenager.
	She's checking out this...
	No.
	They don't...
	I mean, she's...
	She's looking...
	She's checking out this boy.
	Right?
	This kid.
	He's, like, 14. So...
	I'm seven.
	Okay.
	Yeah, burn it with fire.
	Do you see this?
	Here's the thing.
	This is why I watch Toonami Aftermath all day.
	Everyone, everyone.
	I'm seven.
	I'm seven.
	They do this stuff systematically years in advance, decades in advance, through pop culture, through the media, through film, to where they try and normalize these very illegal...
	Kind of abhorrent things.
	And I'm not talking about, you know, somebody wants to do a line, whatever.
	You know, keep it in your own shop.
	But this kind of sexualization.
	This is cable TV.
	It probably comes on at 7 p.m. or 6 or something.
	Yes.
	And it's probably brave and stunning and courageous.
	I go back thinking to a film.
	I believe it's from 2012.
	It's called Antiviral.
	In this film, this is a society where people pay for the blood or the flesh of celebrities who are infected with STDs or disease or whatever.
	And they make meat from those celebrities that then people eat the meat.
	I've never met anybody that has seen that film.
	Antivirus.
	I love Caleb Landry-Jones.
	That actor in that film is great.
	And the issue is, I watched that film almost 10 years ago.
	And I was like, oh, this is kind of creepy.
	This is weird.
	That'll never happen.
	That'll never happen.
	And then Bill Gates and all these other people are literally using human DNA and human content.
	To make this faux meat that we're supposed to eat.
	They have a celebrity.
	There's a celebrity meat website.
	And it's just like a bunch of celebrities that are joking around, but their quotes are there about giving their meat.
	And it's like a whole website design.
	We brought it up on the show before.
	And I always tell people about this film.
	I saw it at the Austin Film Fest like 10 years ago.
	You saw it antiviral there?
	Yes.
	Yeah, I saw it at the Film Fest.
	And I could not forget it.
	Like, it was the craziest, creepiest thing I'd ever seen, and I was like, holy crap, this is like, these people want to get this, like, not only meat they were making, they were like...
	Injecting themselves with these diseases so that they can suffer just like their idols were suffering with whatever diseases they had.
	If you guys haven't seen Antiviral, I definitely recommend you checking it out because that is currently, or just live in the life that you are in and you're living in it, but definitely a good film.
	I mean, it was like the strangest thing.
	Coming soon from Tyson, the Miley Cyrus.
	Sausage patty.
	Breakfast patty.
	Better than Jimmy Dean.
	It's so amazing.
	They have...
	Here it is.
	Bite Labs.
	Celebrity meat.
	So we brought this up before.
	This is ridiculous.
	I'll show you guys again.
	So meat from celebrity tissue samples.
	And it's actually...
	They've changed the website, right?
	This website is not what it used to look like.
	3D printed clone meat?
	So learn more.
	Help more celebrities get on board.
	So here's a tweet.
	Oh, I can eat James Franco?
	He's sexy.
	He's artsy.
	Let's make him salami.
	A little bit of Kanye if you want a little crazy meat.
	Just kidding.
	Jennifer Lawrence.
	How are they doing this?
	Are celebrities opting into this or are these creepy people like picking up their Starbucks cup?
	Well, let's learn more about the process.
	It's probably a scam like whenever they're acting like they could upload people's consciousness into computers already.
	So it's a lab grown from celebrity tissue samples.
	So yeah, 3D printed 23andMe and this is how it gets out there.
	3D printed cloned meat.
	It's really great.
	Everybody should have it.
	Imagine meat like never before.
	The process is really simple, guys.
	They are just taking celebrity tissue samples, putting it in a dish, and then putting it in this thing that, like, if you guys ever seen The Fly...
	I'd rather keep eating the lunch meat with Roger, like...
	Yeah, it's not.
	And then, boom, you got an encasing of the meat.
	Nutritional fact is coming soon.
	Do I get a certificate of authenticity?
	I'm sure you do.
	How do I know that I'm actually eating?
	They bring it to your door.
	The celebrity that you order, they bring it to your door.
	But what part of it?
	I mean, am I eating James Franco's ass or his face?
	Listen, whatever it is, you should do it because it helps.
	It's helping.
	Global warming.
	It's eco-friendly.
	It's eco-friendly, ladies and gentlemen.
	It's eco-friendly.
	So just go on there and order it.
	They have the new line of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Goebbels, and a lot of other great people like Stalin.
	It's coming out soon.
	Oh, yeah.
	So all the communists and socialists.
	If you don't want this, then you just want the world to end, basically.
	Yes.
	Right.
	30% of the entire Earth's surface, that's what they're saving by selling James Franco's.
	Or his butthole.
	This is what you want.
	It's clean.
	Cleanly grown.
	It's safe.
	Healthier.
	Better.
	The nutritional facts are coming soon.
	And when those come out, it's going to have zero carbs.
	Everybody hates a carb.
	And David Noonmaker.
	It tastes like chicken, yes.
	I will let you know.
	We're going to be here in Austin for another couple of days.
	I'm going to do a rush order.
	Maybe Alex Jones will do a tissue sample.
	Get some Jones meat out there.
	Well, there we go.
	Ladies and gentlemen, new line of InfoWars products.
	We have the Alex Jones freeze-dried jerky.
	It's made from my DNA with all of the great things that help me fight tyranny.
	The Communists, the New World Order, and Globalism.
	Get it today at InfowarStore.com.
	You can use the coupon code 1776.
	God, this is just too much.
	It's pure insanity, but it's totally...
	So I have a great thing.
	I just thought about it.
	I think my mind just short-circuited and wanted me not to think about eating...
	James Franco's nipple or whatever is on this website, his meat.
	And so everyone remembers Andrew Gillum, who ran for governor against Ron DeSantis in 2018.
	So Andrew Gillum lost by 30,000 votes, but not before he tried to steal the election through an illegal recount.
	And we were down there for two weeks almost protesting the recount and everything else.
	Long before the election was decided, I exposed an individual by the name of Manny Orozco-Balastis, who had just been appointed as Andrew Gillum's youth director.
	And so he gets appointed.
	I didn't really hear about it, care about it.
	I was on Twitter back then, and I get a message from an info warrior who had screenshotted and documented some of the tweets from this individual's Twitter account.
	One of the tweets was talking about his rape fetish.
	The other tweet was shaming fat women.
	The other tweet was, you know, maybe if you weren't so ugly, I'd like to stick my blank in your mouth.
	You know, it is what it is.
	So just facts.
	Just his own facts.
	But the most disturbing tweet was him sharing a meme that demonstrated...
	That children sucking a pacifier are secretly preparing to perform oral sex on him later in life.
	And he eventually got fired from Andrew Gillum's campaign.
	And they did all the hemming and hawing.
	They were like, oh, Jacob Ingalls is being so mean.
	It's Infowars.
	It's racist.
	It's all of this other stuff.
	So this guy gets fired.
	Two years later, a year and a half later, sorry, I see an article from the Orlando Sentinel, and it's a whole, like, reboot, like rebooting him.
	Because, you know, Biden was about to win, so they were, like, rebooting him and doing the whole thing of, oh, well, he didn't really mean it, he deleted it, he's apologized.
	And one of the throwaway lines from the article, he said...
	You know, I just felt like Jacob Ingalls treated me like a piece of meat and was throwing me around.
	You were talking about toddlers sucking your...
	What's wrong with you?
	What's wrong with you?
	Yes, I'm going to throw you around.
	Yes, I'm going to treat you like a piece of meat.
	But now, I got a tip a couple days ago.
	This guy works as the special aid to the mayor of Miami-Dade County.
	And he goes by the name of Manny Orozco.
	So he's changed his name.
	He's changed his name.
	A little bit of breaking news right there.
	Yeah, a little bit of breaking news right there.
	I guess, obviously, you're planning to cover this in debt.
	In Florida, we have some very strict public records laws.
	They have to provide it timely, and they can't overcharge you.
	And so we're now on day nine since I submitted the public records request for his employment history, the resume he submitted, the letters of recommendation, any type of complaints filed against him.
	And my favorite, I said, does the city or the county of Miami-Dade have any special liability protection for hiring and employing Manny Orozco?
	Because I found on his new Twitter...
	He has a new Twitter?
	He has a new Twitter.
	But you can't get a new Twitter?
	He can't?
	No.
	You know, this guy who's pedophile gets new Twitter.
	Right.
	But he gets new Twitter, and he's sharing a photo of himself at a baby formula drive in the county of Miami-Dade, and he's leading the Youth Leadership Summit for the mayor.
	Oh, my gosh.
	We got it right there.
	I'm sorry.
	Alex Stein's back.
	Come on.
	We got it.
	We got to go to him.
	I was trying for something.
	I was going to look at Manny's Twitter.
	But yes, yes, of course.
	Alex Stein.
	He always comes back.
	This is so funny.
	We're jumping around here, guys.
	Sorry.
	Yeah, sorry, but not sorry.
	Because this is a hilarious tweet Alex Stein did.
	Well, I mean, this is insane.
	We know AOC and Ihan Omar.
	If that's her real name.
	Just kidding.
	But yeah, they're protesting in the street, which obviously you can't do.
	And so they're getting taken away, and she's fake arrested, and then she puts her fist up for Black Pride and forgets that she's fake arrested.
	And then E. Han.
	Does the same thing.
	This is just trash.
	It's such trash.
	She threw up the fist and then she brought it back down.
	She's like, oh crap.
	She's like, oh shit, I'm fake arrested.
	I can't.
	And what else did he, he also, I was going to point this out too since Alex Stein has brought himself back into the mix.
	We just had him on.
	Come on, Alex.
	He's coming back, Alex.
	Primetime 99 on the grind all the time.
	This is hilarious.
	Ted Cruz.
	Casually strolls around in front of Alex Stein hoping for a compliment on his butt.
	Yes.
	Hilarious.
	I miss them.
	I can't believe they were not even able to get that back.
	Well, I mean, come on, Alex Stein.
	We want you to do a video complimenting Ted Cruz on his Canadian caboose.
	I don't even know.
	I don't even need to hear it.
	It's so funny.
	I love it.
	And she loves it too, obviously.
	She loved it so much.
	You know she loved it.
	Yeah, she loved it.
	You can almost measure the barometer of how she reacts to something.
	The more outrageous she reacts to it, I think is like...
	Well, she needs to be relevant.
	This makes me so horny.
	Like, oh my god, he's talking about a big juicy booty.
	You would be lucky, AOC, to get with...
	If you had a big juicy booty.
	If you had a big juicy booty, but you would be lucky to get with Alex Stein and not be stuck with the dude who was wearing Birkenstocks with a walking cane who's your fiancé walking you into Congress.
	Right, as Alex Stein is there.
	As Alex Stein is doing that.
	If I was walking in and somebody was saying anything like that...
	About the person I'm with, you got two decisions here.
	You laugh it off and you try and disarm it.
	I thought you were going to say that's what you said to him.
	You got two decisions here, buddy.
	You can walk away.
	No, but you try and laugh it off, disarm it, or you haul off and punch the dude.
	But that's a man who doesn't defend his fiancée.
	And if she really thought she was in so much danger...
	You know, look, honestly, I feel bad for this guy.
	You know, living with her, being stuck in her world, I'm...
	Well, who knows what kind of freaky stuff she does to keep him around, you know?
	I don't know.
	She seems like a freak to me.
	Oh, she's twacked.
	She's definitely twacked.
	Ooh, there she is.
	There she is.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	You got some of that Hunter Biden meth bite.
	That's wonderful.
	Oh my gosh, that's insane.
	But yeah, yeah.
	And so I want to jump back.
	So we're looking at like Tubin, right?
	Oh, Jeffrey Tubin.
	Wait a second.
	Sorry.
	O.J. Simpson.
	Hold on.
	Let me rub one out real quick.
	Oh, wait.
	Oh, am I on air?
	Am I on air?
	Oh, sorry.
	I've got to finish.
	Not only are you on air, but can you host a...
	A late night news TV show or morning TV show that comes on every day.
	That was some Illuminati embarrassment ritual or something.
	It's just weird.
	Look, CNN is so great about this.
	They put him on the cooler.
	They put him on ice for like two months.
	And then he comes back on.
	With a different name.
	And I remember he came back on and he was opining about something relating to sexual harassment.
	Or some type of sex thing.
	And I'm like, dude.
	You know, come on, boomers.
	Can we not let him cover anything that has to do with it?
	Unless it's A.J. Simpson.
	Yes, boomers listening.
	If you're going to jack off on Skype, just turn the camera off.
	Turn the volume off.
	Do your thing.
	Come on the next segment.
	Like, this is not that hard.
	Come on the next segment?
	Oh, sorry.
	Okay.
	Also, the latest news.
	I'm sure you guys saw, or I saw this map.
	I thought it was hilarious.
	The place where Biden face-planted off-bike is named Brandon Falls on Google Maps.
	Is that real?
	That's not Babylon Bee?
	No, this is not Babylon Bee.
	I know, it's insane.
	And it's on Google Maps.
	Well, because you can...
	I mean, just like, what is the thing where you can just change definitions to anything?
	Wikipedia?
	Oh yeah, our dictionary?
	No, no, no, no.
	Urban dictionary.
	Our normal dictionary.
	Now it's normal dictionary.
	You see all that, yeah.
	Yeah, I mean, that's kind of where Google Maps is.
	So yeah, so they did it and people are laying around.
	It's a new thing here.
	It's like when they did someone...
	Got Deez Nuts on the...
	Remember that?
	Oh, the Deez...
	So, the Deez Nuts guy...
	You can just go change it.
	Everyone that remembers the Deez Nuts meme, I was at the annual gathering of the Proud Boys in Vegas.
	No, the annual gathering of Nuts, no.
	But I was in Vegas at the Golden Nugget, and you know...
	I love that place.
	I got in, and anybody that goes to Vegas...
	Go stay at the Golden Nugget.
	I mean, this is off-strip, but it's cheap drinks.
	It's a great $5 buy-in.
	I'm there for it.
	And I'm walking down.
	I get off the airplane.
	I check in my bags.
	And I probably had three or four Bloody Marys, maybe a little bit more.
	And I'm walking down Fremont, and the Deez Nuts guy, for $5, would take a photo with you.
	It was hilarious.
	That's hilarious.
	I love it.
	I love it.
	Yeah, I love...
	I'm actually getting married in Vegas, and that is the main point of the weekend, is the Golden Nugget, because I love their blackjack games.
	And they have, like, the poker tables.
	The Don likes the poker stuff, and I like the blackjack stuff, and I love it.
	No, the Golden Nugget's great.
	I mean, you know, unless you have, like, two million dollars.
	And want to get married at the Cosmopolitan, which is a great hotel.
	I mean, I'm not going to lie, it's great.
	Cosmopolitan, when you check in and you show up in the room, do you want to know what they give you?
	What?
	They give you the screw kit.
	And so, I opened this up a couple of years ago.
	It's a screw kit.
	And it's got lube, Red Bull, and binoculars.
	What the hell?
	To watch other people having sex at the hotels across the way.
	It's a wild time.
	Sin City.
	You know, $793 million a night, though.
	Yeah, I'm going over to the Golden Nugget.
	Yeah, go to the Golden Nugget.
	They'll give you a screw kit that is affordable.
	Yeah.
	The $5 screw kit.
	You know, Andrew Yang wants to talk about universal basic income.
	Alexandra Ocasio-Tez wants to talk about paying for your gender studies degree.
	I'm just talking about an affordable screw kit at the casino.
	Yeah, can I just get an affordable screw kit?
	Sorry, no, that's good.
	That's a good joke.
	But, I don't know, it's pretty wild.
	I don't know.
	I'm not down for it.
	What do you guys think about this monkeypox?
	So, isn't monkeypox an STD?
	I mean, if it isn't, it is now.
	No, no.
	I think if you look at, you know, we want to say trust the science, you can't trust these people, but I've read quite a few articles talking about how it's an STD.
	Like, if I'm here in Austin...
	And I go to the gay club and end out in the alleyway raw-dogging somebody, I'll probably get monkeypox.
	So what is this pandemic we're talking about?
	This affects a small segment of people who cannot control themselves sexually.
	Yeah, and for some reason...
	It's only affecting gay people.
	And luckily for them, in Austin here, we have an AIDS already complex for gay men to live at, funded by the city.
	An AIDS complex?
	What is that?
	Like, you get AIDS and you get free rent?
	You get to live there for free.
	Oh, okay.
	So we're normalizing, you know, promiscuous.
	Yeah, that way everybody who has AIDS can find their somebody and they don't have to be afraid of giving them AIDS because they already have AIDS.
	No, I don't know why.
	I don't know either, ladies and gentlemen.
	I don't have AIDS.
	But, sorry, a second to recover here.
	With the monkey box, there was a writer who used to work for BuzzFeed.
	And he comes out and says, and he does this whole video talking about, you know, I want to de-stigmatize monkeypox.
	You know, at first glance, when I don't know about monkeypox, I'm, you know, okay, great, you got sick, dude.
	You know, you want to say, hey, it can reach white people, black people, poor people, straight gay people.
	Okay, you know, I think that's a fair thing.
	You know, we've got to talk about how...
	Disease doesn't really kind of care about who you are.
	You're just a carrier for the disease.
	But he does this whole video that was on Twitter that somebody sent me.
	And I'm ad-libbing a little bit, but it was something along the lines of, yeah, I went out and I had unprotected, unabashed romps all over the place.
	And I got monkeypox.
	And I just want to tell everybody that it's okay.
	That I'm normal.
	That anybody can get it.
	Ben, when's the last time you kind of went in the alleyway behind the gay bar and, you know, just had, like, this whole experience and got monkeypox?
	Oh, I can tell you exactly when.
	Never.
	Never.
	Everybody's doing it, so you need to get on board.
	So you might as well get in line and get your vaccine for monkeypox.
	Wow.
	This is the line for monkeypox.
	Or you can also pick up dudes in this line.
	I'm looking, you know, if it wasn't the monkeypox line, I mean, ladies and gentlemen, maybe there's some candidates there.
	I mean, you got all ages, all races.
	You got masks, you got unmasked.
	Is there one female there?
	This tells you all you need to know about this.
	No, there's not one female in that line.
	Let's see that in an instant replay.
	This is just offensive.
	Oh, he's got a hat on.
	Tricked ya.
	Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude.
	But they're so brave.
	They're so brave.
	Oh, wait.
	You can't see the face, so you don't know.
	No, I don't think it is.
	I mean, you saw the stature.
	Those were some Michael LaVon Robinson shoulders.
	Yes.
	Let's look at the comments here for a second.
	Yeah, let's check it out.
	Antonio M. Travis, throw in some crack and it's the Hunter kit.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	When are we going to start issuing, you know, government curated crack cocaine and meth?
	Soon.
	Yeah, soon.
	I mean, we got the...
	Hunter Biden's probably lobbying for it.
	Yeah.
	Amsterdam did that a long time ago, right?
	Like, safe places to do it?
	Yeah, well, they were giving out the crack sacks, or whatever they're called, where they were giving out the crack pipes and the kits, the crack kits, and they said they didn't have pipes in them, and then people started taking pictures of them, and...
	Posting them on social media.
	Yeah, like Nadler saying Antifa's a myth.
	I remember that.
	I did see when they...
	The pictures of the crack of kits.
	If we can somehow pull it up on the screen.
	When they issued the...
	What were they called?
	The crack pack?
	Biden crack kits or something.
	Kit.
	Oh, yes.
	Kit.
	The Biden crack kit.
	So anyways, while we're finding this, ladies and gentlemen, they...
	Oh, Alex Jones is trending right now?
	Oh, God.
	So there it is, right there.
	Right there.
	On the screen.
	Let's look at some of the discrepancies here.
	You have Boston.
	That is a lame crack kit.
	Meth kit.
	That's horrible.
	You're getting gypped at Boston, guys.
	You need to be in D.C. or in Baltimore.
	That's where it's at.
	No, I'm saying Baltimore is the one.
	Because, you know, D.C., you've got the little lip things, which are supposed to be more cleanly.
	So, you know, you can wash that.
	And they have, I believe it's called Chord.
	What has it been?
	Chord Boy.
	Like copper or something?
	Yes, it's this filter.
	It's some kind of filter.
	And then, you know, you have the pipe.
	But, wow.
	You know, this is just amazing.
	Yeah, this is a great kit.
	What does a cocaine kit look like?
	Or a heroin kit look like?
	I think heroin, you have to have a state-sponsored helper.
	I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure in certain cities, probably all over California, if a junkie or someone goes into a Walgreens or a CVS or a...
	Whatever, there's different stuff out there.
	Duane Reading and all that.
	If they go into those places and they demand one needle, an employee or a staff member from the pharmacy has to give them one needle.
	Really?
	I'm pretty sure.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	It depends on how they feel because Walgreens recently was trying to boycott Walgreens because somebody that works there refused to...
	Renew their birth control or something?
	Maybe a plan B?
	I don't know.
	So, look.
	All the people thinking about California and everyone here in Texas, wherever else across the country.
	I got a call from my uncle.
	This is about two years ago now.
	And, you know, he lived in, you know, right around Palo Alto.
	Like a nice place.
	I think he was paying, I don't know, something nine grand a month for a thousand square foot studio apartment deal.
	You know, he's a programmer, coder.
	And he walks out of his office and I'm on the phone with him.
	And this is after they put up the sex tents, the drug tents, everything else in California.
	And I just remember hearing like the squish.
	He's on the phone with me and I just hear him.
	Squish.
	And he's yelling.
	He's like, my...
	My Ferragamos!
	My Ferragamos!
	What the hell?
	What the hell, man?
	I was like, dude, what's going on?
	And it was this steaming pile of human excrement that he stepped into in an area of town where the tax base is high.
	You have the money to police.
	You have the money to...
	Deal with these things.
	To clean.
	And you step in the crap, and then you have the needles, and then you walk past the sex tent.
	And this is the weirdest thing.
	Sex tent.
	Why do they have to invent a sex tent?
	Because so many homeless, vagrant, vagabond people were just having sex in the street.
	They do that in Austin.
	They shit in Austin on the sidewalks.
	I saw somebody by the coffee shop.
	Really?
	I don't want to go to participate, but where?
	On South 1st Street.
	South 1st Street.
	We drive by.
	A guy is literally taking a dump off the road on the sidewalk.
	And that was great.
	And yeah, there's been dudes like homeless people jerking off at the bus stops right in front of an elementary school.
	L.A. came right out here, I mean.
	And Ben lived in L.A. at a time where you kind of have peak.
	When it wasn't so bad, is that weird to say?
	I was living there the night that they legalized doing hard drugs in the streets and the theft up to $950.
	They did that in the same night, by the way.
	In the same night, you could...
	You could smoke meth.
	You could chew crack, whatever, heroin in the street.
	And you could go and then steal $950 worth of stuff and not get arrested.
	So in the same night, I mean, I don't know what else to compare it to.
	The purge?
	Cheaper by the dozen.
	No, it's more like cheaper by the dozen.
	Like, just people running, kids running around crazy.
	No supervision whatsoever.
	That was the best thing I could compare it to.
	But it was nuts.
	All I have to ask, up to $950, I mean, did you steal anything?
	Like, I mean, I might take like...
	You know.
	You got him at the 950 mark.
	He knows something he wants.
	Some, you know, I'll take some Altoids.
	Maybe I'll go to the liquor store.
	Well, I'll tell you.
	I walked into a Walmart.
	There's a Walmart that's attached to a mall.
	And, yeah, no, it was just a smorgasbord.
	People were walking in, just putting clothes on, walking out.
	And it was no big deal.
	Employees were just, like, walking around like it was no thing.
	I know in a...
	there's certain cities in California that aren't putting up with it and they have everything locked down.
	Literally, you have to ask an employee to get you...
	If it's above $20 or $40, you have to ask an employee to unlock the cabinet.
	Yeah, so there was a video that had gone out or a video that I had seen on social media of a guy who fell.
	In a corner store, something happened to him, and he's talking to these guys, and he just falls right into a cart of chips or something onto the ground, and the guy's like, look around, and what do you think they do?
	What do you think, Alex Jones?
	What do you think they do?
	Was it like Frito-Lays?
	Doritos?
	What kind of chips?
	Well, I think it was Lays.
	Lays.
	No, we don't like Lays.
	Lays.
	We're not going to do that here.
	We're not doing Lays.
	If it was Funyuns or Spicy Dorito, that would be great.
	I like a Spicy Dorito.
	Yeah, I thought I had it.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	So instead of helping him out, they robbed the store.
	Oh, it was Smartwater.
	Was it Smartwater?
	That sounds painful.
	Let's see.
	Let's check this video out.
	I don't think there's any volume to it.
	Oh, just dramatic music.
	Oh, he's dead or what?
	Did he fall?
	Did he have a heart attack?
	instead of helping and calling for help.
	I mean, this is the way to make George Floyd's legacy live on, guys.
	This is the only way to get justice.
	Ladies and gentlemen, you know, you're watching this video.
	They're, you know, they're doing nothing wrong.
	You know, he just fell asleep.
	He fell asleep.
	You know, they didn't know he was dead.
	Before he fell asleep, he said, take what you want, it's fine.
	Yeah, they're just trying to feed their families.
	At the end of the day, I mean, you know, this is in the memory of George Floyd.
	Store clerk, in his dying moment, said, do this for George.
	Steal it.
	Steal it, steal it, steal it, and tell your friends to come on in.
	Come on in.
	Steal it, too.
	This is insane.
	I'm not even showing the video anymore.
	I'm just listening to dramatic music.
	I got caught in that music.
	Wow, that was weird.
	Oh, that's never happened.
	I guess it's...
	You know, the spirit of Floyd had come down and trapped me.
	Well, St. Floyd, right?
	Yes.
	That's another thing.
	That's another thing.
	We've...
	Sorry.
	Sorry, excuse me.
	Can I have another seltzer?
	Yes.
	I took the mask off, but it's still me.
	Tiger's Blood is what we got for you.
	Is there anyone left?
	There's none.
	We gotta share it.
	You guys gotta share it.
	But you have to do, like, bird sharing.
	No, we're very about equal justice here.
	We're very about equal justice.
	I'm going to pour the same amount for Ben as for myself.
	Sorry, I'm not peeing under the table.
	No, this is great.
	What is it called?
	ASMR?
	ASMR.
	Put it up to the mic, please.
	And do the cat meows while you're doing it.
	Oh my god, okay.
	Oh, it's still going.
	Sorry.
	Oh, yeah.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	Oh, that's a cat getting raped or something.
	That was the angry one.
	I didn't even show my teeth, ladies and gentlemen.
	That's it.
	Here, I'll take your cans.
	No, we got cans.
	Guys, don't look like a bunch of alcoholics.
	We're just here.
	This is non-alcoholic, ladies and gentlemen.
	It's just like...
	It's seltzer water.
	Yes, it's like...
	Probiotics.
	It's LaCroix.
	It's just in the tall can.
	Gluten-free.
	It is gluten-free, guys.
	It's gluten-free.
	It's gluten-free.
	It's healthy for me.
	It's healthy for you.
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	Savannah Hernandez, Tom Pepper, Christy Lee.
	We had Owen Schroyer in here, Darren McBreen.
	We had Darren McBreen and his son, Kelly McBreen.
	John Bowne's been in the house.
	Darren's son is pretty solid.
	I haven't seen the episode, though.
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	He does some Man on the Street stuff.
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	We had Alex Stein on twice.
	You had Alex Stein twice?
	Yeah.
	Like before it was cool?
	Yeah.
	We had him right when he was, you know.
	Just popping up.
	Dude, I'm telling you, you guys, I had already played the Alex Stein remix, but we are also on Bandot Video, and we did a cool little mix whenever Alex Stein was on Infowars, and it was so good because I put Alex Jones in it, just, like, saying stuff, so...
	I guess you guys are just going to have to deal with it.
	Yes, pull it up.
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	Oh yeah, you can't forget about it.
	There we go.
	Antonio Travis, California is simultaneously the most progressive place in the world and it has the highest homeless population in the country.
	Very good point.
	Yes.
	They won't even let them build tiny homes.
	That's one thing.
	And not to cut you off, but a lot of people advocating for kind of dealing with the homeless crisis.
	Have talked about tiny home communities because what that does is it gives somebody a fixed address that they can go get an ID or a license, which a lot of workplaces require.
	Yes.
	You have to have a fixed address.
	You have to have a license.
	And to get the license, you need a fixed address, etc., etc., etc.
	California has been really kind of not about that.
	And that's kind of the best thing.
	You know what?
	You're down and out.
	The problem is we have that money to do something like that, but we don't use it.
	Instead, we are putting in, what was the amount?
	$60 million into, or more, into a hotel to renovate it that will home 70 people?
	70 people, I think?
	Or crack pipes or whatever.
	So they lifted the camp.
	Camping ban ordinance in Austin.
	And it went wild.
	I mean, it was insane.
	We had people camping with, on like main roads.
	Full couch, end table, lamp.
	I mean, they had a living room off the sidewalks here in Austin.
	It was so bad.
	And then they pulled it, and then the homeless people, the trendy liberals here in Austin, tricked the homeless people into going to City Hall and camping on City Hall, right?
	So me and...
	Like squatting?
	Yes.
	So I went to City Hall.
	And this is on Bandot Video also.
	And I interviewed homeless people and they were saying that these people were just using them almost.
	They were going down and doing a march for this.
	They were coming in and showing face here with these people.
	And then the APD went down and they were like, we're arresting everybody tomorrow.
	If you guys are still here, we're arresting you.
	Well, I had talked to this one woman, a homeless woman, and she was really nice.
	And she was willing to talk to me, which is always really great, you know, talking, dealing with people and getting them to open up and really tell their story.
	And she was telling me that she didn't want to be there.
	She was like, the cops are coming.
	I don't know why I came down here.
	Like, I wish I would have never left where I came from and now I can't get back because I have all my stuff with me.
	And I went up to the people that were supporting because they didn't really know who I was because I had blue.
	I used to have like just straight blue hair.
	Like Rainbow Snatch?
	Like that kind of hair?
	I thought I was one of them, you know, people, I guess, or whatever.
	One of us.
	One of us.
	So I went up to them and I said, hey, this woman, you know, this homeless woman doesn't want to be here.
	Can you guys, like, get her an Uber?
	Can you guys Uber her back wherever she came from?
	She doesn't want to be here.
	And they were like, well, I guess.
	I was like, I'll throw in, like, ten bucks.
	Like, can you guys?
	It's like, what the hell are you here for?
	Right?
	You're here to support.
	You're here to help.
	And you're not doing any of that.
	And there was a guy down there with a machete.
	There was a guy down there with a gun.
	No, no.
	There was a guy down there spray painting women in the face that were breaking into his tent with knives.
	No, the guy with the machete, I'm going to defend him right here, right now.
	When I was down in the Bahamas, the guy with the machete, he's the one who cut the coconut up and put the straw in.
	He saved your life.
	He quenched your thirst.
	He quenched my thirst.
	So, you know, we'll leave him out of it, but the other stuff sounds horrible.
	Yeah.
	It was really creative.
	That video is also on Bandop Video, and you can check it out.
	I like video, like, all the tents around.
	And things like that.
	But this is, not to cut you off, Ben, go after this.
	This is a sad thing.
	These are our fellow humans, our fellow Americans.
	And to see these Democrats just come in and get them hopped up and get them to go somewhere like that to where they're going to be kicked out.
	They already have a homeless situation.
	And these Democrats probably raised and pocketed.
	Tens of thousands of dollars off that rally.
	Oh, more than that.
	And they get their face on TV.
	I'm fighting for the homeless people.
	I'm fighting for abortion rights.
	I'm fighting for LGBTQIA+.
	What are you doing?
	They take the check and they're walking out of the rally to drive home in their Tesla.
	And the homeless person says, hey, can I have some food?
	Can I come stay with you?
	Not here, man.
	Get away with me!
	The homeless people reject the food here.
	Well, as long as they're honest, you know, in Orlando, if they're honest with me, say, oh, I need money, I need money.
	I say, what do you need for?
	If you're honest with me, oh, I want to go get some drinks, I want to go get some drugs, whatever.
	Dude, at least you're honest.
	Here you go.
	Here's 20 bucks.
	But when they pulled the shit of, I come out of a restaurant with...
	Like, half of a tomahawk steak left.
	They're like, I'm so hungry.
	Oh my god, can you help me?
	And I try and give them the steak, and they're like, no.
	I have like three allergies, including a gluten allergy, so I'm not going to take it.
	Now, where's this?
	I haven't had that problem.
	It's in Orlando.
	It's in Orlando.
	Here in Austin.
	That's crazy.
	And my experience in Orlando and Atlanta, no.
	Like, if I got something in my hands and they're like, hey, are you going to eat that?
	I'm like...
	So, that's just wild.
	But talk about the festival industry.
	You worked in the festival industry, Ben.
	And you kind of see a lot of transient, bohemian-type people in there.
	Yeah, that's a big popular trend.
	I mean, we've been talking about California.
	I mean, like you're talking about the classic Birkenstocks buying kids.
	Like, that's just a thing.
	They get their trust funds, and they've been led to believe for some reason that a simpler life is easy.
	And I pursued that for a long time myself, a simple life.
	They go out there with, you know, they got their credit cards still.
	They got all their camping gear.
	And then they go out there and just pretend like they're poor.
	But then whenever they catch a bus to a city or anything like that, it's real strange, though.
	Yeah, no, I noticed that.
	And not just the festival industry, but just like a California lifestyle.
	Strange.
	Is that the California lifestyle?
	There's a lot of base people in California, honestly.
	I love California, North Cal.
	You've got the state of Jefferson.
	Lots of base people live there.
	Shout out state of Jefferson.
	You know what I'm talking about.
	When I think about California, and actually I want to get Alex Jerome's opinion here.
	When I think about California, I think about...
	You know, like running around and doing push-ups or the pull-up bar at Venice Beach, playing basketball like White Men Can't Jump or American History X. That's what I think about California.
	And maybe, you know, going to a juice bar or whatever.
	What do you think, Alex Jones?
	I've never really been to California, actually, so all I know is that it's got, like, Satan as a governor, you know.
	Yes.
	That's all you need to know, folks, right there.
	Batman, like Satan Batman as governor.
	It's like a genre or, like, popular to say that you're related to Charles Manson in a lot of, like, the underground crews, like, festival circuit type stuff.
	It's just odd.
	You know, I mean, you see, like, everything with, like, you know, I don't know, just want to recreate that or have that.
	I guess you have your own commune that you take over or control.
	And then to say you're related to Charles Manson, I don't know.
	Well, but you talk about communal living.
	So we're all kind of conservatives here at America First.
	So the idea of communal living, on its face, people might say, oh, that's communist.
	Trustafarians, sorry.
	Trustafarians, yes, right there.
	They might say on the face that it's bad.
	But the way that we've been deplatformed right now.
	You know, if you told me we get 25 people together and we buy up a lot of land and we just go live somewhere and nobody bothers us.
	We can be free.
	We can speak.
	We can do whatever we want.
	That sounds like a white supremacist cult.
	Somebody had to say it.
	It sounds really exciting, though.
	Who's your favorite Christian rock band?
	Is it...
	Creed.
	Is it Creed?
	Creed.
	I actually know Scott Stapp.
	So that's funny you say that.
	Well, tell him I said he's number one.
	Yes.
	I'm going to go with Jars of Clay.
	Yes, Jars of Clay.
	But also David Koresh.
	Oh, no.
	Sorry.
	Sorry, folks.
	I'm goofing around.
	In his own community, I'm sure.
	At the height of his...
	But, you know, this is one thing that Alex Jones, again, this guy has been hitting the nail on the head for three decades at this point.
	P.O.D.
	You have David Koresh at Waco.
	The guy runs and jogs in the morning, in the night.
	The police had every opportunity to grab him when he jogs seven miles into town.
	But how would they kill all those women and children if they got him like that?
	How would they be able to do that?
	Therein lies the problem.
	You know, it kind of got in there.
	Kill them all!
	Kill them all!
	Kill the babies!
	They love killing those babies.
	You should pull up.
	If you could pull up right now, if you go to my band up video.
	I have this Stein video right here.
	Oh, Stein.
	Okay.
	We'll do Stein first.
	Alex Stein, if you're listening.
	I just got to say that I lied earlier.
	I have been to California, but I haven't really been able to experience it.
	It's just been work-related, and that's it.
	Well, that's probably for the better.
	Yeah.
	I've never been to California or Florida.
	You've never been to Florida?
	Hey, wait, hold on.
	Y 'all got ants?
	Ants?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, there's ants in Florida.
	No, no, we have ants.
	More so the cockroaches.
	They call them palmetto bugs.
	Oh, that's fancy.
	Which is like a thing invented in Florida where you find the roaches in your house and then the landlord is like, oh no, those are just palmetto bugs.
	It's like, no.
	No, you don't know, but that's the national bug.
	That's the bug for Florida.
	Floridian, what is it?
	Palmetto bug.
	Yeah, yeah, there you go.
	And they fly around.
	You can't kill it.
	It's against the law.
	So yeah, so this is the video, Alex Stein video that we made and we have played it like three times on this show before because I made it and I love it so much.
	But let's check it out.
	Prime sign 99 on the grind all the time.
	How do I get this to play?
	He's great though.
	I'll turn it up.
	Oh, I had it turned down.
	Wait, I need the whole video.
	You gotta turn up.
	You gotta turn up.
	Oh, no, the whole video.
	No, he didn't.
	See, I've been traveling.
	Oh, this is great.
	Oh, no.
	Dang, hold on.
	So, here we are, ladies and gentlemen.
	We have entered the shrimp blimp.
	Oh, yeah.
	I'm your host, Alex Jones, now.
	Going to Alex Stein 99. Let's go, baby!
	I am prime pack 99. And you know I grind and shine.
	And you know it's Alex Jones tell you about skull and bones.
	George Bush bringing down the tower.
	You know this is my superpower.
	You know I am the proof.
	Would I fit in the booth?
	I'm on the mic and I'm feeling right.
	I'm a pimp.
	I own a blimp.
	Eating all that steak and shrimp.
	I'm a pimp.
	I own a blimp.
	I got a shrimp.
	Gas prices way too high.
	Look how happy Alex looks.
	Put a bullet in his head.
	Kill him till he's dead.
	Shoot him in the back.
	Hunter Biden smoking crack.
	And you know I like to tell the truth.
	This is the proof.
	When I'm in a booth, I'm number 99. This is how I gotta shine.
	One more time, I'm teaching class.
	This is your whole past.
	Dr. Fauci, give me thatouchie.
	Get the needle in my vein.
	Put a bullet in Putin's brain.
	Vaccinate me at the party.
	Vaccinate my whole body.
	You know I am a super freak.
	You know this body don't leak.
	Like a ship, can it flip?
	How do you feel?
	Gotta pop a pill worth a meal.
	I'm a 99, always on the grind.
	What can I say?
	Vaccinate me, straight or gay.
	Vaccinate you all day.
	Buy your weapon in your veins.
	Put a bullet in Putin's brain.
	What can I say?
	This is my favorite day.
	I love Alex Jones.
	And you know, there ain't no clone.
	Obama kill you with a drone.
	Put the bullet in Putin's head.
	Shoot him till he is dead.
	Look at these shrimps behind it.
	Yes, that's what I just said.
	I'm a pimp.
	And I own the blimp.
	And I'm eating all that steak and shrimp.
	You got the shrimp.
	You got the blimp.
	You got the steak grill in there.
	That's pretty Ellen, huh?
	One more time, I'm 99. And you know I grind and shine.
	Yes, let's go.
	To the floor.
	Yes, you know.
	One more time, I'm 99. This is how I grind and shine.
	And that's no more.
	I love y 'all.
	Do it.
	Support Alex Jones.
	He's the man.
	Brimstein, 99, on the grind all the time.
	I own a blimp.
	Is that the super male vitality shrimp?
	Is that the same shrimp?
	Stop.
	That is.
	That's the shrimp.
	We didn't want to disclose that, but, you know, that's fine.
	You know, I just want to talk with everyone here.
	Antonio, Travis, look at the blimps.
	Dude, I mean, the Hindenburg was like 100 years ago.
	Blimps have to be a lot better now, right?
	Should we get a blimp?
	Like, what is it?
	Princess Boninoke?
	Final Fantasy?
	Airship?
	Well, no, I think that InfoWars needs a dirigible.
	Absolutely.
	The InfoWars dirigible.
	Yes.
	And on the topic of weather, let's talk about the weather.
	Yeah, let's do the weather.
	Before we do that, though, you just reminded me about some breaking shit.
	Ooh.
	Well, and then I got one question.
	Go for it.
	Okay, so what's going on with the future of the Liberty broadcast?
	So we were watching some of your Man on the Street videos earlier, and those are really good.
	It's been a while.
	It's been a while.
	Have you done anything confrontational, like what you've seen us do?
	Yeah, we did a...
	We have an issue with uploading on band, but we did do a video with Roe v.
	Wade, and we have it.
	We should put it up.
	Did you get the same smell?
	Yeah, it's so bad.
	It's just a little tough.
	Our schedules are conflicting and he's usually on the camera and so it's just and we live like on total opposite sides of Austin and so it's a little difficult because here in Austin whenever you go to these events or you ask these questions and if it's just me it's a little dangerous.
	I've been pushed on camera by big huge Huge dudes before.
	They formed a circle around me before.
	They knocked my camera out of my hand.
	Sorry, I'm not trying to hit the microphone.
	But they knock the camera out of your hand.
	Yes.
	And they knock the camera out of your hand.
	And then you're on the ground and they're spitting on you.
	And they say, you're the fascist?
	Yeah.
	Do you notice how things have just ramped up in the last few years?
	It's just ridiculous.
	And me and him talk about it all the time.
	I love watching the old documentaries on Bandot Video, specifically InfoWars films.
	And what were we watching?
	9-11, The Road to Tyranny.
	And it's interesting to see Alex back in the day interact with some of these people.
	And then to see what we go through out there now.
	It's a whole other world.
	It's the same, but it's much more violent.
	They were doing the same things.
	Alex just walks up and asks someone a question, and this British guy comes up, and he's like, what did you say?
	You said something so vulgar, so nasty.
	And he's like, I didn't say anything.
	You're interested in putting out disinformation.
	And it's just like, that's what they do.
	And it's weird how...
	Like we said the other day, they can come up to us and say whatever it is they want.
	They can say, F your mother, whatever, and then the moment you're just like, okay, no, I'm going to stand my ground, which we can do in Florida, I'm just going to be like, no, F you.
	That gives them all the right in their mind to just assault you, steal things from you, take your hats, take your glasses.
	And they put the stink on you.
	They put their...
	They put the stink on you.
	Yeah, the smelliness.
	And it's not even patchouli, ladies and gentlemen.
	You know, the hippies 20 years ago, they were bathed in patchouli.
	Nowadays, it's just really, really offensive and gross.
	And you're probably going to get sick from it.
	But if you go to Infowarsstore.com...
	And if you go to libertybroadcast.com, centralfloridapost.com, and support our efforts, you won't have to deal with these foul hippies and trustafarians.
	Agreed.
	I really like doing Man on the Street.
	I really like it.
	I don't have any hesitation in being confrontational with people if they get me there, but it's just that I'm a 5 '1", and...
	They roll in groups here, and it's usually just me.
	But yeah, we've gone downtown.
	We've become actually friends with a couple police officers whenever we were doing it that know us, and so we do it close to them.
	But we stopped going downtown because of the shootings.
	There was a shooting every weekend downtown.
	But yeah, I'm always...
	You know, I go to the Beto.
	I confronted Beto up in personal about Ashley Babbitt because he was spouting off that, you know, four police officers were murdered during January 6th.
	And because of my blue hair, they let me get close enough to him.
	And I had a mic and I said, do you consider Ashley Babbitt's death a murder?
	And I put the mic to him and he goes...
	There were four capital...
	And even it got played on...
	He was a coward.
	He was a coward, ladies and gentlemen.
	He couldn't answer the question.
	I wouldn't recommend going out to these things by yourself.
	Similar to Laura Loomer, you got the biggest pair of balls.
	If you can go out there, I wouldn't go out there by yourself.
	I wouldn't go out there by myself.
	It's tough, but at the same time, somebody needs to go out there.
	You know what I mean?
	It's just this passion, which is why the Liberty Broadcast is what it is.
	Because, you know, this passion that I have, this passion that Alex Jones has, he joined us, thankfully, same situation at an event.
	We clicked online and all this stuff, and now here he is, you know, helping me piece together this crazy puzzle of just liberal tears and blood that is living here in Austin, along with covering crazy things.
	Like, for instance, can you get me the telegram up on the thing so I can play the video on telegram I just sent?
	Yep.
	So I was at the studio.
	I usually take a Don a coffee because I don't go to work until later.
	And so I'm outside talking to one of the other guys and I'm looking up at the sky and I see the craziest thing and I said, what the hell is that in the sky?
	And it's this big white like worm, like white worm, like crawling in the sky.
	With Shenron from Dragon Ball.
	Stop.
	God, you always think everything is that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It's not.
	Come on, man.
	It's not always that.
	It's not always that, man.
	It's exactly that.
	So, anyway, so I'm watching it and it's pretty low and he goes, maybe it's just a bag.
	And I was like, dude, that is not a bag.
	Like, if that's a bag, it's the size of a football field because it is past the clouds and it's huge.
	It is so, it's longer than this house.
	Well, that's a great segue.
	To the weather segment.
	It's a great segue to the weather segment.
	So I said I should record this.
	So I try my best and record this and this is kind of the recording, right?
	So it is this long shape and then it turns into this and I'll show you guys off camera.
	I zoom in on this thing.
	This is not giving it the...
	I'm sorry, I'm not showing you guys.
	Oh, sorry.
	So it turns into this like fluffy cloud from being like this worm thing.
	And then it goes over this building and it just disappears.
	On my phone, I can zoom in on it like all the way.
	But anyway, it was the craziest thing I'd ever seen in broad daylight.
	Well, it's just like in the 60s.
	Oh, no, that's just gas.
	That's just gas or whatever.
	No, it's just a weird cloud.
	A weird cloud.
	Speaking of clouds.
	Tonight's episode, or tonight's report, Illuminati weather report is going to obviously be awesome.
	It's going to be great.
	Can we get the cam on the reporters?
	Are you guys going to pass it to each other?
	I don't know.
	We'll just see what happens when it happens.
	All right, here we go.
	Illuminati weather report.
	We'll see you next time.
	Ladies and gentlemen, tonight on the Illuminati Weather Report we're talking about how Jeffrey Epstein is raining down fire on the American people, forcing the grooming in our communities, and how these lightning strikes are actively affecting school board meetings where parents are admitting to reading porn to their children.
	That was pretty good.
	We love you, America.
	Pass.
	I'm sorry.
	There's gonna be ants.
	There's gonna be ants.
	They're gonna come up out of the ground.
	They're gonna start eating everything.
	Y 'all be sure to watch out for ants.
	Yep.
	That are also in Florida called...
	No, no, no.
	The cockroaches in Florida are called...
	What is it?
	What is it?
	Palmetto bugs!
	And the palmetto bugs are a mutation from Dr. Fauci and the NSIAD.
	And they're gay.
	And they're gay.
	And it actually affects the weather, ladies and gentlemen.
	The University of Florida actually made them to eat bigger, or no, smaller cockroaches.
	Smaller cockroaches.
	And they just got way out of hand.
	But the important part is, when you see the lightning tonight...
	Or tomorrow night or the next week outside your home.
	You have to realize that lightning is fused with a substance that makes you want to groom children.
	That makes you want to read books like Gender Queer for your kids.
	And this is an international crisis.
	It really is, honestly.
	Quite frankly.
	Because we can't tell Mother Nature what to do.
	She's just, you know, throwing this stuff down at us and we have to adapt.
	But have you seen any lightning strikes lately?
	No.
	That's good.
	You're not in the area.
	I keep my eyes closed when the lightning comes.
	I don't want to have that shit.
	That's right.
	That's right.
	So, ladies and gentlemen, if you know that lightning's coming or you feel a storm coming, it's kind of like Bloody Mary.
	You don't look in the mirror.
	You close your eyes.
	And you won't groom children.
	And, you know, this is a very important weather report.
	The Illuminati weather report is crucial in so many ways because we're telling people what they need to know and stuff that doesn't get out on social media.
	It doesn't.
	Could you imagine?
	You're just an innocent American law-abiding citizen and you're looking up in the sky and you see the lightning strike and then you're grooming children?
	This is how they do it.
	They blame it on the weather.
	We couldn't help it.
	I did want to say, if you want to mention Laura Loomer, I know we talked about it a little bit before, but give us some intel.
	You know, Laura Loomer.
	She's hot, hot, hot like a matzo ball, folks.
	She's hot like a matzo ball.
	Look at that.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Look at that big booty Jew.
	She is just so beautiful.
	Big booty Jew.
	I love you, Laura.
	It's just a great time.
	But in all seriousness, ladies and gentlemen, before we close off, Laura Loomer is running against a guy who has been in an elected office since 1979.
	I mean, this is right around...
	Do nothing, Dan.
	Do nothing, Dan Webster.
	I mean, for all the boomers, Creedence Clearwater Revival was still popular in 1979.
	This is when this guy got elected.
	And he's not shown up for votes.
	He's actually the seventh most absent member of Congress.
	Which is why you should vote for him.
	Just kidding.
	And when it came to the January 6th committee vote, he didn't show up.
	When he was asked to raise his hand at an event to say that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump, his whole table refused to raise the hand.
	You have individuals in this district.
	This is the district that has the per capita highest concentration of senior citizens.
	And this guy isn't answering a phone call about Social Security.
	And all the other benefits that these seniors on fixed incomes depend on.
	He won't show up to debate with Laura Loomer.
	He will not do anything.
	Everyone is afraid of Laura.
	They really are.
	I mean, she literally is the most banned person.
	Excuse me.
	Most banned.
	I'm sorry.
	She's the most banned Jew.
	Well, but back to your point, you said most banned person.
	Because I guess we can't gender people anymore.
	Well, I didn't want to, but you decided to do that on my show, so that's embarrassing.
	I apologize.
	How many carbon credits can I buy to offset that?
	We'll let you know when we figure out how many.
	So tell us, where can people find you?
	What can we do?
	Where are you?
	Where are you?
	So, I'm on CentralFloridaPost.com, ladies and gentlemen.
	You can find me there.
	You can find me on band.video.
	Ben, also known as DataBattleZ, that's sitting right next to me.
	DataBattleZ!
	He's on BitChute, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and he really kind of makes the magic.
	I just get on camera and act a fool, and he makes it look good.
	So, it's probably more important to follow him than me because...
	Most of the time, I don't wake up before 12 p.m.
	Yeah, you keep telling us this.
	This is weird.
	It's a common occurrence.
	It's a common occurrence.
	You know, people keep saying, why don't you post earlier?
	And I was like, well, you guys keep me up.
	You keep me up.
	And I got to sleep eight hours a day.
	Yes, yes.
	Eight hours a day.
	That's where you got to be at.
	Is this your page here?
	No, right?
	No.
	It's a weird thing.
	There it is right there.
	Data Battle Z. Bashabam.
	There you go.
	Yeah, guys, so you can follow here.
	You can also go to the website.
	You can...
	Check out videos at BitChute.
	You can check out videos on Band.Video.
	Liberty Broadcast is also on Band.Video, but our content is not up-to-date like you guys' content.
	I was seeing you guys' content.
	We try.
	We definitely try.
	And you'll be on...
	Did you guys like this flyer?
	It's pretty cool right now.
	This is cool.
	I don't even know how to do this crap, but this is awesome.
	We'll be here in Austin in the next couple of days.
	And everyone.
	Go to Liberty Broadcast, thelibertybroadcast.com.
	Yes.
	Do what you can to support them.
	This isn't about me.
	This isn't about Ben.
	This is about them giving a platform for people like us.
	And if you don't step up and do something for them, and I don't care if you don't go to Starbucks or you don't go to the liquor store one night or go to the bar.
	I don't care.
	If you got $20 each month, throw it their way.
	Because...
	Right now, what we're doing, speaking about things that are verboten, thanks to big tech, if I was here in Austin and they didn't reach out to us, what would I be doing?
	Sitting around in the hotel, you know, not jacking off like Jeffrey Toobin, but maybe watching Netflix, and I wouldn't be able to have these honest discussions.
	So go to thelibertybroadcast.com and do your part.
	Do something.
	Buy a t-shirt.
	Donate.
	Whatever they got going on.
	And Ben?
	Thank you both so much for having us out here.
	And we hope you'll invite us out again.
	And we love Austin.
	Nice.
	Amen.
	Austin loves you.
	Well, some parts of it.
	Pieces of what is left.
	Love you too.
	Drones, you got anything for the people?
	Thank you all for tuning in.
	And live free.
	And stay free.
	Yes.
	Oh, we gotta go out to this.
	Look at that big ass.
	Look at that big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Look at that big ass.
	Look at that big juicy booty.
	Big juicy booty.
	Thank you to Antonio Travis.
	Thank you to everyone else that has commented.
	Lacey.
	Lacey.
	Everyone else.
	And we're just dancing.

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