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Dec. 31, 2025 - The Liberty Broadcast
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The Liberty Broadcast Special Guest Rob Dew

Rob Dew Joins Us Tonight Covering Clown World News And Current Events At TheLibertyBroadcast.com

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Yeah, you are tuned in to the Liberty Broadcast, broadcasting Liberty worldwide.
Hello, everybody.
Hello, hello.
Welcome to the Liberty Broadcast.
This is Rachel Salazar with Rob Dew in the house.
Welcome to the show.
We need more staccato horn lines.
Welcome back.
Welcome back to the New Year's episode because New Year's is coming up and we're celebrating big time.
But yeah, shout out to Alex Jones.
Thank you, thank you.
Producing the show tonight.
And yeah, we're here with Rob and we're just hanging out.
We were actually just talking about franchise opening a franchise.
And then I wanted to tell you that we should open a franchise of actually Taco Casa.
This is breaking news because that's what we report here mostly as news.
I went to a Taco Casa for the first time and I was blown away.
And where was it located?
It was in Dallas.
Oh, yeah.
I never go to Dallas.
Never go to Dallas.
We were passing through because we were going to Oklahoma.
All right.
So what is so special about Taco House?
Right.
So when I was a kid, we would always eat Taco Bell because we were super poor and Taco Bell used to have like $10 for 10 tacos.
Yeah, yeah.
And it used to come in a box.
And it was like a long box and you could do like 10 tacos or 10 burritos.
So that was like a bean burrito.
Okay.
You know what I liked?
In college, I'd have, okay, this is how cheap it was when I was in college.
I think it was 39 cents for a bean and cheese burrito.
And then 79 cents for a chilito, which was the chili cheese burrito.
Dude, that's the enchorito.
The chilito.
That's what they called it.
The chilito.
The chilito.
El chilito is what they call it, a taco casa.
Oh, really?
Yeah, it's crazy.
So they just stole it.
So 79 and 39 is what?
Like $1.25 or something?
And then, oh, my God.
Like, college used to, I used to be able to like survive on less than $5 a day back in the day.
I had to do it.
Yeah.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad used to leave us quarters.
Like in the morning before school, there were four of us.
And he would leave like me and my brother 50 cents and then my two sisters a quarter each.
And that way we were like, ooh, like we're going to get some ice cream or cookies or some special treat today.
But yeah, that was great.
Did you have a convenience store within walking distance to your house?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I did.
Joe's grocery.
Joe's.
We had the Easy Shop.
It said EZ Shop.
Nice.
And the Easy Shop had like baseball cards.
It had everything.
And then they rented movies at one point.
Oh, nice.
And you could go to the worst.
Oh, well, you go in there.
And now, you know, those stupid, those faces of death movies, which they say some of it was fake and some of it was real.
Some of it looked, it all looked real, but I saw a couple of them.
At the store?
Well, you can rent them.
And it was all the rental.
This is all VHS things at the Easy Shop, at the Easy Shop Starter movie rental spot.
It happened like it used to be normal.
It was just a normal little snack shop.
And then it grew and they added a grill and then they added the movies and they had VHS rentals.
Nice.
That's what we used to have to before DVDs.
I don't even remember renting DVDs.
Like we didn't really remember.
It was weird, right?
Yeah, because, well, you didn't, because it went from VHS to, what is that?
One that they used to do in the mail.
Laser disc.
Oh, that's a DVD.
Yeah, I know.
But what was that called?
Netflix.
No, no.
No, drones, do you remember what was Publisher's Clearinghouse?
No, man.
It was.
Columbia House.
There was one that started it all.
You buy one DVD and you get 40.
No, no, no.
It was like you rent the DVDs through mail.
Yeah, that was the original Netflix was like that.
Yeah, yeah, like that.
You had a membership.
Yeah, you get two at a time.
I thought it was something else.
And you could have movies anytime.
Yeah.
But so.
Zard does.
I remember watching Zarda.
Like, they had so much good shit.
Like, I would just get, I think we had four at a time.
You can come in.
So you just rotate stuff out.
But now I don't even feel like I have time to even sit down and watch a one-hour documentary on Bob Marley.
I know.
There's so much.
There's so much content to consider.
There's so much.
It's ridiculous.
It's like, yeah, I know.
Don and I have movie passes memberships.
And so we try to make it a point to at least watch one movie a month to get our money's worth because we pay for a membership.
Do you go to the movies or yeah, we go to the movies.
We go to the draft house.
So the slaughter draft house.
Yeah.
And sometimes they give you like, you know, if you, after a while, they give you free stuff.
They give you a free birthday appetizer.
They, you know, whatever.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
They will do that.
You know, you get access to like, you know, like releases, like special release movies and pre-screening and stuff.
I don't know.
Do you ever go to the original draft house downtown?
Yeah, I did.
I saw actually the South Park sing-along there for my 21st birthday.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
Wow.
Yeah.
That's a long.
Not that long ago, but I got wasted.
Back then, they would, I think they used to do buckets there.
I think they used to do buckets of beer.
Oh, buckets of beers.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I think so.
They totally did.
I entered a contest there one time.
They had, it was, um, it was called like bring your own movie to the movie festival.
Like everybody brought their own film.
Oh, nice.
And they competed.
Oh, that's so cool.
I had this, I was working at a semiconductor company, and we had done a an all-employee meeting video.
And we did one the year before, and it was, we took the, uh, the vice president of global marketing named Kenny, and we turned him into like a, he was selling, we made semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
So we made equipment that we would sell to Intel, Samsung, and I was the video guy, which was a great job being the video guy there.
But anyway, so the first video we did the year before, he was like selling like cheap semiconductor equipment on like a used car lot.
So he did like Kenny's Semicon Superconduct, you know.
Oh, nice.
And so he's selling.
That's cool.
And one of the lines he had, he was sitting and we did it all green screen.
He was sitting and he had a pipe and a robot.
Is it online anywhere?
Oh, yeah.
You can find this.
We should find it.
Yeah.
I wonder if that one is.
Yeah.
We can look up my, oh, if you go to YouTube, I'll tell you what it is in a second.
All right.
But he's holding the pipe and he goes, with prices so low, I got one in my living room.
And there's one in his living room on one of the machines.
It was just stupid.
But so the people liked it and the big wigs liked it.
And I was like, you got to do another one.
Okay.
Oh, so much fun.
Turned him into a superhero called Super San.
Supasan.
And even these, like they're all Japanese.
These are all this is a Japanese company.
Japanese company, Tokyo Electron.
I forgot the funniest part.
You're just the camera guy.
I'm the camera guy.
I'm looking up at the storyline.
No, no, no.
I wrote it all.
I told him what to do.
Oh, yeah.
I wrote everything.
And then my graphic designer guy, Brad, who's an awesome graphic designer, he came up with all the sets and stuff, like to make it work.
And I'm like, oh, yeah, we're going to green screen him.
And we had an old Canon XL1 or something.
And we're shooting him on a green backdrop, a green tarp backdrop.
But anyway, he was a good sport about it.
And so the next one, I go, all right, we're going to make you a superhero.
So it starts off, and he's like working in his office, really.
And we have it really fast out of the, you know, just on a still, but he's moving around real fast.
And he's like, oh, as he's watching it happen, like I'm showing him the video.
And he loves it.
And so anyway, we get him in a pair of tights, a red pair of tights, and we put, we manufactured equipment that made wafers, and on the wafers are microchips.
Okay.
And so we were 300 millimeter compliant.
So they went from 200 millimeter wafers to 300 millimeter wafers.
So it's a big deal.
So they had just gone into that.
And so that was his belt buckle was a 300 millimeter wafer of chips.
And he fights a robot called the Recessionator that we animated.
And we did all this animation.
Do you want to pull it up?
Yes.
Bring me up a YouTube page.
Let's do that.
And we'll pull it up and we'll see if we can find Super San versus the Recessionator.
This is going to be entertainment, folks.
Yeah, I'm excited.
I do want to see this.
You always have the best stories.
How come?
Well, you know, things happen.
Yeah, you have the best stories.
It's like I'm imagining these things.
Oh, there it is.
All right.
Let me see that.
All right.
I don't know if that's on.
That's not on the page right now.
This is a video.
Yeah, if you click on it and then.
No, it's fine.
I'm going to go to this and we're going to go down to videos.
Oh, there's the Jeffrey Epstein.
Oh, yeah.
I played that last week.
The Jeffrey Epstein.
Have you ever played this one?
It's me chasing General Petraeus to the Chariots of Fire theme.
And it repeats over and over again for the whole song.
Oh, that's pretty funny.
Wow, there's a lot of good stuff here.
Yeah.
Yeah.
There's May Ebola.
Instead of my Shirona, we did Maya Bola.
And I'm actually playing.
Put it.
Oh, let me put it on.
Let me show.
Oh, you're going to show the screen?
Yeah, yeah.
Let me show.
Yeah.
Oh, there it is.
Oh, where is it now?
So, what page are you going to do?
Oh, here we go.
Super San versus the Recessionatoratoratoratoratato.
Funky Boy PD.
Funky Boy PD.
Here's Super Sun versus the Recessionator.
And your channel?
Yeah, from back in the day.
This is old.
Oh, full screen.
Boom.
You could tell how bad the graphics were back then.
This was before HD, really.
Enjoy this.
By this day, this man is an executive vice president of a global semiconductor firm.
This is part of your portfolio.
But when a recession rears its ugly head, that was his reaction.
I liken the song.
And that's his real assistant that was coming in giving him stuff.
He's recorded him for a day.
Wow, he looks young there.
I thought he was way older than me, but he was probably like five years older than me.
A recessionator haunts the horizon.
Recessionator still going strong.
Recessionator to cause double death.
What even is this?
Where were people finding this?
Oh my god, that's so funny.
Oh, my God.
...of a diffusion furnace.
It's Super-san.
A hero who uses his powers to stimulate troubled economies.
Faster than a Yasakawa robot arm.
More powerful than a load of backorders.
Able to leap from Tokyo to Austin in a single bound.
It's Supasan, protector of free market economies everywhere.
I'm the Recessionator, and I destroy economies everywhere.
Oh my gosh.
Fear the power and evil might of the Recessionator.
What is this?
Time for your reign of terror to end.
Recessionator.
Ah, Super San.
I was wondering when you would show.
Prepare to meet your economic doom.
Your superhero poses don't scare me, Super San.
Have a taste of my bleak economic outlook, Energy Ray.
Oh my god.
What a team player.
Oh my gosh.
I'm cute first for your energy.
I will set it stronger and it will destroy you.
So this is the graphic designer.
These are all his graphics.
200 millimeter belt buckle.
May it hair equipment.
No matter, my backorder missiles will finish you.
They're not working.
Your missus are no match for my orders, speed, and accuracy.
He's right.
His orders are going on schedule.
Thanks to my friends in the peaceful.
You're welcome, Super San.
Time for some hand-to-hand combat.
That didn't hurt.
Now we have some fun.
What is this?
What is this?
Where were people watching this at?
You have beaten an all-employee meeting.
I will get the last laugh.
Gaze upon my secret weapon.
And they were rolling in the fucking aisles.
I'll drive the economy down once again.
Then I will be victorious.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
You won't do the ball.
Watch this.
Now I will finish this cone, and the world's economy will be mine.
Do you feel lucky punk?
I guess I do feel lucky right about now.
Thanks for asking.
I think my luck just ran out.
Now, like I answer, I would chop you up.
Ouch, come on.
Oh my God.
This is insane.
How long did this take?
I don't know.
Years in the making.
Can't beat that.
Years?
No.
I probably did it in like three weeks total from concept to end.
But I mean, you know, we worked on it all day, so it might not even take it that long.
Yeah, yeah.
They needed it for the all-employee meeting.
And after the first one I did, which was Kenny's Simicon Supermark, and then we did Super Sun versus the Recessionator.
And we even gave audio credits.
Well, let's give the graphic designer his love.
Yeah, yeah.
Brad Glenn Denning.
Brad Glenn Denning right there.
Writing, directing, voiceover.
It was me.
I did it all.
Thanks, Super Sun.
Is there a better character to the Super Son?
Wow.
You.
Yeah.
And so I got paid to do that shit.
And then I quit and became a dad for like two and a half years.
And then I started working at a semi, or not a jewelry channel place.
They sold jewelry on television.
And I was a producer there.
Like the whatever home shopping network.
Sort of.
We did it with a, we called it a falling auction.
So we would put on a ring and go, it's $300.
But now it's $199.
And then it might go lower.
I mean, you know, we get it.
You got a better weight then.
Yeah.
And so, and then whatever.
So if you got in up high and it went down low, everybody paid the same price.
Oh, it was a, are you selling it too much?
Look, do you see the?
Actually, you got good light right here.
We could, if we had a ring, I could, I could shine the, uh, show the, the jewel.
Oh, yeah.
Okay, the big thing.
All right.
Here's another story.
Oh, yeah.
Tell it.
And Jones even, Jones loves this story.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
This is about the nizzle.
Tanzanite is a jewel, a gemstone that they get from one place, Tanzania, and there's one mine in Tanzania.
And we're selling emeralds, gemstones and rings, whatever.
And it's Dan Dennis.
Dan Dennis is a former, probably home shopping network.
Big guy with a big attitude and a personality.
And he's just a big guy.
He loves gemstones and he's got people that love him.
And during the emeralds, we go to these videos and we found a story because we're probably screwing around looking on the internet.
And we found a story about the Tanzanite mine flooding.
And I print that out and I give it to Dan Dennis and he's reading it during these, all right, we're going to go to this at the end of the hour.
So he's selling the last one.
He goes, folks, I got some news for you.
And he reads the article about the Tanzanite mine flooding.
And people died.
It was pretty bad.
And the last sentence he reads is they don't know when the mine's going to reopen.
And he goes, folks, this changes everything.
Coming up next hour, Tanzanite.
And literally we sold Tanzanite for the next hour.
And we sold a lot of it.
And we probably got a premium on what we paid for it.
Like we were making money off of it.
Right, right.
But, you know, people were buying before I could even lower the price.
So I was in control of the auction.
And then how long ago was this?
Like 2008, 2009, 789?
2007, 2008, because I started at Infowars in February of 2009.
And I kind of quit somewhere at the end of the year there from that job.
But I was there.
I was their highest producing producer because the producer board was like a video game.
It was literally, it was a touch screen.
And I'm, you know, I'm a video guy.
I was a video game head when I was a kid.
You know, I played video games.
And I, yeah, that I did all kind of shit, but I was good at video games.
And so this thing was like a video game.
So it's like, start the auction, boom, boom, boom.
I would get, they did a study and I would do like three or four more auctions an hour than these other people.
And these auctions last like two or three minutes, you know.
But I would get more done because in between auctions, they're like talking about what they're going to sell next and all that.
And I'm just like, boom, or here's the next item.
And I'm telling them, and we had it all lined up.
And because I'm just like, efficiency, you want to get more auctions up.
So when at one point they showed, here's all your stats.
And this is, and this is all, this, this, this company was run by Indians.
Really?
Oh, 100%.
The owner was this Indian.
Give me a hint.
He, when he shook, I shook his hand, he's like, good to meet you, Rob.
And it was so soft.
It was the softest hand I'd ever touched.
Like, see, like, you, I've done some work.
You've done some work.
We have, we have normal hands.
Well, this guy had like very similar to my own.
Oh, it was like clouds of air.
You touch him.
You're like, oh my God, I'm sinking into your hand.
Because he had never done anything.
Yeah, yeah.
I think I've, I think I've, I've shaken hands with someone before where I felt like, what the hell?
Like, do you just soak him at night?
What are you doing?
In lotion?
Two bowls of lotion.
He sold gemstones.
Oh, yeah.
So I actually, I left that job to join InfoWars actually in 09.
So that was the, but I learned a lot there too.
And then, and Jones talks about that.
It's, it's breaking news.
The power of breaking news.
Yeah.
You know, like inform the power of breaking news and looking at what the initial narrative that's trying to be pushed and then going, oh, this narrative is bullshit because of this.
You know, that's been the big, I think the big thing that InfoWars has done over the years is look at the official narrative that's coming out and then show how it's kind of BS.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think that that, and that's what I really appreciated about InfoWars when I was, when I was like really first getting into it.
You know, I was like, what's up?
I like, I like what they're saying.
I like what they're saying.
Exactly.
I like how they're factual in what they say.
You know, so yeah, I mean, it's true.
No one else, I don't know.
I read other people's stuff and see kind of their, and, and I'm not saying that they're wrong or anything, but just the way that they word stuff is a little different.
I think because Infowars has such a like lens over it that you guys have to be a lot more careful.
In my opinion, I don't know.
I'm just saying, like, when I look at it, I'm like, well, they probably, I mean, not only that, you guys are reporting in factuality because that's what you want.
That's what you guys do.
Yeah.
Right.
But I mean, I just think that even then, you guys also, on top of that, have a microscope looking at every episode, you know, listening, what can they get Jones with.
Well, at this point, I don't think anybody can get Alex with anything because of this judgment that hangs over him.
There's no, there's no way that that judgment can be paid.
So if you try to sue him, which is also a form of, it's like a hedge of protection in some ways.
It's like, I can't be sued anymore.
Yeah, I'm already sued.
You can't pull over.
I like your, you got the George Washington shirt on back there, drones.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I own this shirt too.
This is a classic.
This is a classic.
It's.
George Washington is like a fucking Indian hunter, almost like a frontiersman.
It's a really good looking shirt.
Yeah yeah, that's a good one.
Yeah, that's a way to bring bring that one out.
Yeah yeah uh oh, dang it.
What was I just about to say when you were looking at that?
Oh, you know what, don't make me bring up another video.
Why don't?
Why don't?
How come you?
You should do one of those videos with Alex.
That would be so good.
Like I appreciate, I like the AI yeah, things that are going on, but I also really love the swars of the info.
I also love the script things that that were that was going on.
Those are pretty funny too.
We don't know, we've never scripted anything.
There's an old video out there that we did, the ads like the oh the, like the taste I mean the taste tester of the of the survival food ad, you know yeah yeah, like those, like I like those yeah, I like those uh kinds of ads.
They're like old school.
They're like, you know right, the blindfold, he's blindfolded.
Yeah yeah, he's all he's trying the macaroni or whatever.
Well, so a lot of the issue has been, we had all this stuff set up and then it looks like, like we've gone through this process of we think we're closing down several times yeah, so the first time happened in june of 24 2024, and then uh, november 2024.
They have the auction, supposedly the this auction where, where they go oh, the the highest bid doesn't win, this other bid wins.
That's what the auctioneer said, who was the trustee?
And then the judge said, no, not so faster, you do not look like you're giving us the best of a lot of money, and so, and and and.
Then they got the onion going and you know we, we gave him the most money if you take in to the plaintiff's concessions.
So suddenly there's this dollar amount put on this thing called plaintiff's concessions or whatever, or something, something of that.
It's an iou, this because yeah, it's this nebulous thing.
You can't really measure it with any sort of.
There's no way to measure it.
Yeah, but we know it's worth it just kind of sits there and goes, i'm a concession yeah, and and.
So that's what they thought was going to work.
And and this judge, who overall has been in and he didn't originally start with the case, so this is, this is a thing I didn't know until we got a couple videos in.
There was a another guy, another judge, on this case, but he had to basically go into retirement because he was apparently bonking a lawyer who he was also giving uh cases to and she was the lawyer for the trustee at that time.
So this lawyer and i'm not going to say names, but this lawyer Was a lawyer for the trustee was also boinking the original judge.
And so, oh, wow, it was a boy.
Oh, man, it gets crazy.
So, then they bring in the new judge.
And that was the judge who said, No, I'm not going to let this go through.
This is not, this is not right.
He just looked at it and instead of just rubber stamping it and going, take it, you know, he said, No, it's not, that's not a real auction.
And he, and he killed it.
Yeah.
Kudos.
Yeah.
And then, you know, we go a whole year over or past a year, past that.
And then this, the, the state appoints a trust receiver, which is a guy who comes in and basically sells the company.
He puts it up and sells it.
And so he gets in.
And, you know, this, I think the problem is these, these people come in and usually they come into a company that's not making money.
Well, we're still making, you know, we're still making money.
We're still selling stuff.
And we haven't stopped producing news.
Like, we're going tomorrow during the day, and then we'll be back nine to midnight.
Nine to midnight.
I don't, did you get the, you got the graphic?
It's on Jones's X, and it's, it's, somebody put fireworks behind it working.
Yeah, we'll grab that.
Which is a, it's a quality, uh, a quality little, little diddy somebody did.
It's on one of the posts.
I think it's on Infowars.
I like when the ones, when the ones that people do are like nicely done, like the one you were showing, like that one is pretty good.
Like, uh, I like, but, but then some, I'm like, what, you're talking about Super Sun?
No, no, yes, yes, I am.
Uh, but you should do one of those with Alex.
That would be so cool.
Like, all, you know, with the captions and everything.
You know, we've done, so we've, and it's, it was just different stuff.
So you look at like that, those jokes work for that guy who is the oh, I would say go to Ad Infowars and you'll see it.
Yeah.
Um, but uh, what was I getting at?
I just lost it.
Sorry.
Yeah.
No, what was I talking about?
Super Sun.
So no, it wasn't Super Sun.
It was something.
Well, because I was saying that I would like for you to do that.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
No, okay, oh, yeah, because we've done so.
With Alex, we've done things like that, but it's different because he's not an Asian guy.
So you don't do that.
I mean, like him walking around the supermarket.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That was super funny.
Those are super funny.
Well, and that's the thing.
I think he's gone from.
All right.
He is, we, because we used to do, we did this one thing one time.
And I was the camera guy, and we had another camera guy.
And we had just, we watched a couple episodes of The Office.
There it is.
Beautiful.
A couple episodes of The Office and the way the camera, the camera would move quickly and, you know, like shift in and out and do, boom, boom.
And we did this whole thing where Alex suddenly was not going to let people bring their own lunches to work.
He was going to force them to buy lunches at the I don't know if the company store is what you call it.
The company back in the day, they had the company store.
So you'd work in the mine and then you come out and you would buy from the company store.
So he's making, he's just recycling his own money.
And so Alex did this where, you know, we had to have these different meals and we had all these scenes set up and he's going through and there was no script.
We basically just said, all right, now you got to talk about this.
And boom.
And we would do it.
And he has this one thing where he goes and looks in this guy's lunch and he pulls out the orange.
Like immediately is like, this isn't allowed.
And just the way he does it.
It's like, it's the best TV you've ever seen.
And we're just sitting there shooting this, fucking around, kind of like, oh, we got this idea.
It's after the show.
Let's shoot this thing about this, but but to uh hijack the culture and explain it.
So, that the hijacking the culture we were hijacking was the office show, yeah, at the time.
It's on somewhere on his channel, but uh, Lewis put it out a while back.
But it was it was based on this memo that that he wrote, and then so he wakes up from the dream.
It's a dream, he's in the dream world, which is raised the dick.
And then he wakes up, and then somebody asked him about the memo, and he's like, There's a memo.
It's just funny stuff.
This is like that type and that type of shit was stuff we were just whatever we would decide to do, boom, we would just do it.
Yeah, just make it happen.
Yeah, you got to get a little bit more of that back in.
Yeah, well, and okay, so that was my whole point talking about the banker bankruptcy stuff.
So, like, you know, shit gets broken, it doesn't get fixed because there's no money for it.
So, like, we're cobbling shit together, yeah, and um, supply lines are limited, so we're just there's no money to do things anymore.
Where before it'd be like, hey, let's go rent a car and get do this.
No, well, now there nobody has a card to do anything, yeah, yeah, and we're so we're kind of waiting for this, but also we're waiting for everything to end.
But also, they haven't made the final move where they're like, We're seizing it, you know, they're like, We're gonna sell it, and it's it was gonna be in October now, and then it was November, and then it was January, and now it looks like it's gonna be mid-March before they put it on before the sale goes through, whatever they're gonna sell.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the last I heard.
And hey, they have a saying: March means April, yeah, April means May, you know, yeah, I mean, hopefully, uh, you know, well, I'm sorry, to interrupt again, but to keep going and to not be able to stop, that's also a victory in its own form.
Yeah, so we don't have to win in the end, but we, the longer we go, the more we win, yeah, no, the less we lose.
I agree, I agree.
I mean, uh, it's a very real thing.
I mean, this is a real blow of all of all the different things that Infowars has gone through, uh, or, you know, in all the years, this is the biggest one that seems like it's the it's the worst, and uh, yeah, anyway, I did want to just, I know that we weren't,
I wasn't sure what we were exactly gonna be talking about, but I did want to do a little bit of news and kind of just get your opinion on some stuff.
Uh, we know that New Year's is you know right around the corner, and I saw this, not this article, I'm sorry, that was not the article.
Oh, I guess that is the article, okay?
Well, no, no, it was well, there was a uh a plot wow, look at that.
Wait, where was the set?
So, we're gonna check this out: this uh news clip here.
So, let's federal agents have arrested a Texas man for allegedly trying to help ISIS.
The newly uncovered plot comes as DHS issues a warning urging people to remain vigilant during their New Year's Eve celebrations.
Fox News team coverage now, David Spunt, has more on the Trump administration's plan to step up security.
But we begin with Brooke Taylor live in Dallas on this Texas terror arrest.
Brooke: Hi, Jackie.
Well, federal charges have been filed against this ISIS sympathizer here in Texas.
So, he's charged with trying to get bomb-making materials.
Is this local or is this national?
I don't, I don't like who are these people.
Yeah, this is Dallas.
Where do you find that?
I was just going to say that her voice sounds older than her faith, like how she looks.
Undercover of her posing as an ISIS member.
This investigation started back in October when an undercover NYPD officer flagged a social media account belonging to John Michael Garza Jr.
Hold on, hit Paul flagged a social media account.
So somewhere, somebody is getting a social media post to these guys about something.
So, okay, that could be good.
What was that social media post?
What was it?
Do we see it?
Let's see.
Several pro-ISIS pages and commented on ISIS posts.
He followed several pro-ISIS pages and commented on ISIS posts.
The undercover officer started talking with Garza, who described himself as a 21-year-old being living in Texas.
Over the course of two months, Garza sent ISIS media releases to the undercover agent, including videos and instructional bomb-making videos.
Prosecutors say he also sent small amounts of cryptocurrency to the agent, believing those funds would be used to buy guns and support.
Oh, they were suspicious, so they set up a sting operation to sell him some sort of well, they just said he gave crypto to the cop, the informant, to buy guns.
And they said a small amount of crypto.
Well, how most crypto is worth nothing compared to Bitcoin.
Like there's Bitcoin, there's Ethereum, and there's a couple others, but they're not worth a ton.
And they're saying a small amount of crypto.
They didn't say Bitcoin.
So this is something.
To buy guns.
How much is a gun?
$1,200, $1,500?
How many guns are you buying with a small amount of crypto?
Got to listen to the report.
You got to listen to the words they use.
These are the words they're using.
Or ISIS.
Last Monday, Garza agreed to meet a second person that he believed was an ISIS brother, but was really that FBI undercover agent.
He allegedly handed over bomb materials to the agent and explained how to mix the chemicals.
He was arrested shortly after that meeting and now faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars if he's convicted.
Attorney General Bond.
Hey, there she is.
We got him.
Pam Bondi.
It's Pam Bondy.
If I was hoping to see her face.
That's Pam Bondi.
ISIS's poisonous ideology must be ripped out root and stem.
Anyone who tries to commit violence on ISIS's behalf will be found, arrested, and prosecuted.
You cannot hide from us.
And FBI Director Cash Battelle also said can serve as a reminder to anyone planning to attack the United States on behalf of a terrorist organization.
You will be brought to justice, he said.
We will have six to seven agents working.
Terrific plan.
Brooke Taylor, thank you.
Wait, hold on.
Bring them back up.
They kind of look like they know it's there.
It's bullshit.
Back up just like five seconds.
So you can see her eyes open.
See, they kind of look like, yeah, we're not too scared.
Difference in makeup, though, too.
Like this one gets like the all-polish, And she's looking like more.
She's showing a little half shoulder.
Yeah.
Interesting looking.
Some lip filler, probably.
So they're not in the same place, definitely.
Who's younger?
Yeah.
Interesting.
Alleged DC.
I like how they're still calling the alleged DC pipe bomber in court.
That poor kid, you know, I can't.
Let's talk about this kid for a second.
Yeah, some autistic black dude who kind of like his way in life.
He actually felt bad for him.
Yeah.
It was like, give him a break, please.
No, well, not if he did it.
But you look at the guy and you're like, that's not the guy we've seen walking around in these videos.
He don't look like he's walking around like a normal person.
You know, he's got some weird, he's got a weird body.
I think he's got really short legs.
Yeah, pipeline.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Look at this guy.
Pull him up.
Let's see.
And so here's the thing.
They say he bought and they said he wasn't mad about the election or anything.
And yet he bought the material in like 2019.
So they say he went and bought a lot of this stuff in 2019.
And now today we had Kyle Seraphamont and he's showing video where the car that's supposedly his, and it, I think there's one other blue Celico, whatever that thing is, whatever the car is.
It's a blue car, Toyota, I think.
And there was two of those cars driving around DC around the time of the bombings.
And then at the time when supposedly one of the bombs is being placed, one of the cars is driving down the street.
And presumably with this young man in it, probably making a delivery.
Yeah.
You know.
But who knows, too?
They could have him, they could, they could add him working with some, hey, go, go put this down.
You're part of an exercise.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
You know?
Yeah.
Like, that's the kind of guy you get to go do that kind of shit for you.
Oh, you're an Uber driver.
You know how to get around the city.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, here, go place this over here.
It's a game we're playing.
Oh, cool game.
You know, I mean, I mean, I don't know.
That's kind of wild.
But I mean, exactly.
But that's the only plausible way I believe that guy's planning those bombs.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Otherwise, I'm like, no, he's the fucking delivery guy.
And, you know, they pinned.
It's like they had this guy kind of picked out as a kind of, so this is five years ago when this happened.
They probably had this guy as one of their people, but dead ends.
And they're like, oh, well, he's the least dead end.
Like, he's the one that we can most get him there.
So we're going to use him.
And that's what they looked at because they're not going to burn in their own.
What do you think about the timing of that information being released?
Yeah.
Well, you know, we obviously know that we're not going to get any truth from people like Kash Patel.
And, you know, Dan Bongino's leaving.
So either he has done the maximum amount of bullshitting he's going to do or he's scared or he is trying to get out of Dodge.
I don't know.
You hate to see it.
You know, you hate to see it with Patel and Bondi.
You hate to see it.
You know, they both talked a good game.
So, and this is the thing.
These guys talked a good game.
And I don't believe overall, you know, I don't believe Dan Bongino is a pussy.
And I don't believe Cash Tells Pussy other things, you never know.
But I look at those guys and they both talk like they were going to go in and really make some reforms that we haven't seen come to fruition.
And we've had to see the problem is we've seen outside people like Kyle Seraphim and others who have been saying, hey, what about these people who are still working in positions?
Like they have to bring this stuff up.
Like this isn't already known.
Like who's who's helping him out with research or what does he know?
Because some of these things, you know, some of the Epstein stuff, he's made some Epstein comments where I'm like, really?
You didn't know that?
Like you're saying something that is objectively false and you didn't know that.
You know, so maybe these guys got there and they got the third view of the JFK assassination.
I feel like that's, yeah.
I don't know.
It almost seems like they are spooked because you remember that interview that they did where they seemed like they were being held at gunpoint almost.
Oh, yeah.
You know, and they seemed a little when they were like, Jeffrey Epstein killed himself committed suicide.
There's no question about it.
You know, it's like, what?
What are we saying?
It was, it was so obviously suspect that, yeah, I mean, I don't know.
Maybe, maybe they got it.
I can't make my eyes that wide.
Like, those eyes were like, you know.
Oh, wow.
Those are some.
There's no there there.
Those are some New Year's eyes, if I ever see.
Those are some old year eyes.
There's no there there.
There's some old year eyes.
What do you got?
What do you packing?
What are you packing?
What do you think about this past year?
What are some well, think about how the year started?
How'd the year start?
Right.
Some guy ran over a bunch of people in New Orleans and then got out and got shot by the cops.
And another guy took his Tesla truck that he rented and blew it up in front of a Trump hotel in Vegas.
Is that what it was?
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's how the year started.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So has it gotten any more normal?
No, I don't think so.
It's kind of been that and on a continuous basis.
And but there's so much stuff going on.
And I think there's been some good stuff too.
I think there's going to be a lot of these weird little economic things that are going to pay dividends down three or four years down the road.
And there's been so many of them.
It's going to be hard for them to get stamped out.
Like the 60-year mortgage.
Well, no.
No.
No.
But I think the tariffs are, I think a lot of the tariff stuff is a good idea and it works.
Here's the thing.
Do you want a tariff check?
Well, no, why?
On what?
On this?
This probably get a good tariff on him now.
No, a tariff check.
What's a tariff?
Oh, do I want a tariff check?
No.
Do you want a tariff check?
Well, you know.
I mean, I'll take, listen, I'll just give me more of my money.
Just give me more of my stuff.
Just call it more money.
Call it what you want.
Tariff money, whatever.
Call it.
I mean, like, oh, I'm going to give you a tariff.
Listen, you owe me that.
Of the of the shit we've seen and it's fraud.
And what I love seeing now.
The Nick Shirley fallout.
These people going, oh, he went to a place and he wasn't there at the time of the next day, like in the morning, they were marching kids in there.
Please, let me tell you this.
Is that David?
He's got quality learning.
Dude, he's got his quality learning center shirt on for violating 3.971 subdivision 9.
When did you do that?
Yeah, it's the Learing Center.
Three or four weeks ago.
Recently.
Recently.
Yeah.
So there's an investigation ongoing.
And I think Tim's going to have a bad day.
And he deserves it because he allowed this fraud because he wanted the voting block that the Somalis represent because they all vote in a block.
And it's 100,000, 150,000.
Who knows how many?
But it's okay.
I like this guy's haircut.
He's like, they're already screaming, Nick Shirley, Nick Shirley, Nick Shirley.
Unbelievable.
That's because of Scott Pressler.
Unbelievable.
Jesus, Scott, your hair is like dragging you down the floor.
Tim also was saying that Minnesota is the number two state to retire in.
Now we're finding out that Minnesota is the number one state for fixing.
They're updating Minneapolis for fixing.
Filed a formal.
Scott Pressler.
Criminal company.
Yeah.
Isn't that incredible?
Yeah.
And then he was back in Minneapolis.
That's what that was.
I guess that's what that was.
Who was back in Minneapolis?
Nick Shirley.
Oh, Nick Shirley went back.
Yeah, yeah.
With David.
Yeah, he was.
No one knows that.
I love it.
I love it.
He went back.
Yeah.
Dude, that is just like, see, this, and this is the power of meme warfare and how.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
Big.
Before you couldn't get that made in like a day.
Like, maybe, but it would be hard.
But now you can literally, almost every city has a place where you could send them a design and get a piece of garment with it.
Yeah.
Let's check out his latest video, seven minutes ago.
Uh-oh.
Really?
This is a seven minute ago Nick Shirley video?
Yeah, it's like a minute.
Today we're outside of quality.
You can get a screen at it.
Center.
They spelt the name wrong, so they actually came and corrected it.
The interesting thing about this daycare here in Minnesota is it received $1.9 million in the physical year of 2025, and it has a capacity for upwards of 90 children.
And what makes his daycare even more interesting is that while the commissioner of children of Minnesota was saying that the daycare was closed on a live stream, Quality Learning Center closed just over a week ago.
A Somalian man was outside talking about how there are open money.
Children into the daycare as well.
And right now, they're not really leering much because they have accepted over $1.9 million.
And now the Commissioner of Children literally said this place was closed.
And now you have people funneling in children.
The parking lot's full right now.
This is all a big slot.
They received $1.9 million.
It was a complete fraud.
That's what he just came out with?
Yeah, seven minutes ago.
Wow.
I love the Learing Center shirts.
This is good.
He's really working.
Yeah.
I love it.
Yeah, he's got to come in.
Don't hate the player.
Hate the game.
Don't do it.
Yeah, exactly.
I know.
It's so crazy.
I like it.
It gives me like, I thought, man, we should get back out there and do another like Liberty on the Streets of something sometime soon.
It's been a while.
Oh, man.
You get the New Year's Eve props.
You got to go out New Year's Eve.
Oh, yeah.
Really get a murder captured out there on the streets.
Maybe I can become like or get into one of those street takeovers.
I remember when the year 2000 hit and I was here in Austin, but we didn't want to go downtown.
And I think Travis Tritt was playing downtown.
They had a big stage because we're like, oh, man, all the electricity is going to go out.
We're going to be watching them because we were over off the north side of Barton Springs off of, what was the name of that?
Barton Skyway.
And an apartment, but you could see into the city.
Yeah.
And we could almost hear the show.
We kind of hear the show.
And we were waiting where it's like midnight.
It's like, oh, nothing happened.
You can hear.
You can hear the shows from the trail.
But the power didn't go out or anything.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
And that was the Y2K.
Y2K.
Y2K.
There you go.
I remember that.
That was so funny.
Y2K.
The computers, what's going to happen?
The computers, the calendars won't know what to do.
They're going to freak out.
The computers aren't leering.
They're not leering.
Oh, that's so good.
I know.
And then we see others that are doing it, which is awesome and great.
You know, Nick Shirley, I had started really, because I had seen clips, but I'd never really watched a video until maybe the, I don't know, the beginning of this year.
I had caught a video of him.
I can't really remember what it was.
It might have, I don't know.
I can't remember.
But I was telling a Don, I was like, oh, man, this guy, Nick Shirley, he's like a pretty cool guy.
Kind of worry about him when you see him out there and the people that are coming up to him and things like that.
Yeah, I saw a video and it looks like he has at least two big guys with him.
And they had ski masks on and they were big.
Yeah, I know.
He said that the security for that shoot that he did that one day was $3,600.
Oh, wow.
Which doesn't seem like, oh, you're like, oh, that's not a lot.
That's a lot of money.
$3,600 for a day or two days.
That's a lot of money.
Yeah.
And that's just one of your expenses.
That's not all that you're doing.
And it's not even an expense.
It's a necessity.
Right.
I mean.
Yeah.
But you get to count it as an expense.
Yeah.
Yes, this is true.
This is true for law abiding citizens that pay their taxes.
I'll go off.
One more thing.
I just, I thought this was funny.
Oh.
I don't know.
You saw this.
No, I haven't.
I don't think I've seen this.
In fact, there are only two other entities that have a larger budget than ICE.
It's the United States military and it's China's military.
And he has used it as a privatized force to enact terror and not just terror, but a great deal of harm against people.
And so over the course of several years in this city, we have stood firm on our values.
And it just happened to coincide with the time in which we name all of our fleets.
Oh, sharp.
Yeah.
Of course.
Smuggling.
We have to take a small look at how this administration has used ICE and how it has caused tremendous harm.
So that's why that particular name of this truck being named abolish ICE has my full and complete endorsement.
In fact, it took him a long time to get there.
Yeah, it did.
Holy shit.
Mayor, I want my 45 seconds of life back.
Please.
Holy shit.
Yeah.
Do I have a comment on that?
Yeah, do you?
Fucking asshole.
Taking all my time.
Yeah, why would he take so long?
Brandon, you know, just to say one thing.
You know, it's going to take so long.
I'm not going to say what I was thinking.
Brandon Johnson.
Oh, look at that.
Is that our new robot?
Yeah, it's going to show you the new Infowars robot doing training.
We just got this breaking news.
Alex will be having a new robot in studio for added protection funded by Dr. Jones.
Oh, nice.
Oh, wait.
Hold on.
It's mimicking his.
Yeah, because he went down at the same time.
So it's not, it's not really a robot.
It's a robot.
It's fucking motion capture.
It's a motion.
That's awesome.
That's how you went down with it.
So somebody else saw something and people thought it was supposed to be a robot and the robot's serving thing and it starts to fall back and it looks like it takes the goggles off.
Like the robot looks like it does that.
The robot is like falling back.
Then you see it do this.
And so people are saying, oh, the robot's taking, it's really somebody controlling the robot because the robot, I think it's serving drinks.
But at some point, something happens.
Either the guy, I think the guy falls and then the robot just goes back.
And then he takes the glasses off.
So who knows what happened to the controller?
But it was being controlled.
And so you see that.
People are like, oh, these robots are amazing.
How many of these robots demos that we're seeing is actually people controlling them on the other side and not really.
And not even physically like that, right?
Like this.
Well, that's physically.
I mean, it's controlling it.
Well, I mean, not.
It's giving a signal.
Another thing that they could be doing is this.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Right?
Yeah, what not?
And in fact, that guy's probably doing some shit back there.
Oh, yeah.
What do you think that guy's doing?
Yeah.
He's not just hanging around.
You can see him right there.
And there's another guy behind him and another guy to the left.
Man, they're waiting for me.
He's probably in charge in charge of shading.
Oh, no.
I'm the shader.
Yeah, it's like, yeah, I'm the treasurer.
No, I know.
But yeah, I think that I love that we see the guy moving it with it.
But look at his arm controls and stuff.
He's got a little headband on and a couple little hand things.
Like, not much.
But I don't understand how it kicks.
That's funny.
It just didn't turn.
Like, he turned more, but it didn't turn.
Watch right here.
Boom.
And then he's going to flip.
See, it didn't flip as much.
For some reason, it didn't go all the way.
That's a good kick.
You've got to get it right where it hits him.
Oh, man.
That's almost good, too.
But get it going right up in right there.
Oh, right there.
Oh, that's go back.
The leg in the air.
That's the meme photo.
I love it.
It gets hurt too.
It's like, oh, why you hurt yourself?
That's amazing.
There it is.
Ugh.
That's pretty funny.
That's pretty funny.
I like it.
Anyway. Anyway. Anyway.
Do you know the anyway girl?
No.
No.
I think she's got some weird kind of red like kind of hair that just comes down like that.
And she's got makeup on.
And at one point she goes, anyway!
Like that.
You're like, it's just because she's arguing with these people, but the anyway comes out.
And the anyway is the only thing that's hurt.
Oh, yeah, it's total repertoire.
Somebody's seeing this video.
Is anybody chatting?
Yes.
it's over here yes it's over there uh The anyway.
I got somebody named Rico Suave on there.
Remember that song?
Suave.
I like played that song one time.
I don't know.
I think I was showing it on.
I don't think he had heard of it.
Maybe.
I can't remember.
The Rico Suave song?
Yeah.
What was I looking up?
Hariko.
What was I looking up?
I forgot.
Shit.
Damn it.
Did you see Rosie O'Donald?
She, I don't know if you know this, but she's looking better.
She's actually looking a little better.
She does.
She does.
She looks a little bit older.
She looks really bad.
About, you know, who he's making crazy posts like someone with temporal frontal lobe dementia.
And you're a psychiatrist now.
Out of control.
When are they going to do the 25th Amendment?
Oh, it's got a double too worry.
When are they going to say this is no longer manageable for anyone?
My role is the old bitter liberal kid.
Needs to be stopped.
That's my role.
25th Amendment.
Come on, people.
I'm going to talk about this.
Yeah, she's so.
And how does she end it?
I'm just.
Oh, staying here at this house with us and Kuma, and they've been wonderful.
Who's that?
Matt.
I was his secret.
I don't know.
Kuma.
I don't know.
She's a freak.
She's a freak.
She's looking good, though.
What did you do?
I think she's got to be someone Zempic.
What?
Tell me this.
I had, and I'm going to.
I'm sorry.
Let me, I guess I'll find it first and you guys don't have to suffer through my Twitter page, but I saw this video of Benny Johnson and I thought it was funny.
I'm not gay.
I thought it was so funny.
And I mean, he's not a very nice man.
Somebody's like a very nice man.
No.
And just, I just, I saw this and I thought, let me undo that there.
Oh, you're taking off.
Well, I'll like it in a second.
All right.
I just, I can't.
All right.
Here we go.
I like him.
I don't want to.
Amy Gator posted this.
I want to add this.
See, I want to like it again.
Yeah, no, this is an old guy trying to be cool.
I know.
That's all.
No, I know.
I know.
I don't think that makes him gay.
Oh, the kissing.
Who's he kissing it to?
Is that to his wife?
Who's that a kiss to?
His boyfriend?
To his boyfriend.
So his boyfriend is gay.
I don't know.
That's all.
I thought that was.
I'm not gay.
Yeah, I'm like the kiss at the end.
Look, look, Benny Johnson's got four kids or so.
Yes, yes.
Those are his kids.
And I would say he's leaning to not gay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Could be.
Could be.
He's having a four-kid beard.
I don't know.
Not too many gay guys want a four-kid beard.
I just thought that kiss was so crazy.
And you know, I was talking to someone about, you know, all of the TPUSAs, like how he came out with all the smoke, fireworks, WWE.
Yeah, yeah.
That's what they call that.
Like WWE, right?
Which is what people are saying, right?
So I was talking to a friend of mine, and she was saying it's like WWE, right?
And then I go, oh, yeah, it is like that because it's like, I hate it.
Everybody hate it.
It's like we're sitting on the sidelines and we're like, boo, you know, it's like whenever the like the NWO branched off or, you know, like it's like still, it was like on the same side, but then it would turn out of wrestling by that time.
This other thing.
It's just different brand turns into different branches.
Paul Hogan became a bad guy at one point.
He joined the guy.
Oh, yeah, he did.
Yeah.
Yeah, I remember.
He did.
I wasn't into it.
I wasn't watching it at that time.
But when I was a kid, I watched a lot of wrestling and we had mid-south wrestling.
And we had people like Kamala, the Ugandan giant, who recently died, but he had at least one of his legs cut off from diabetes.
But he was like, he was, he was a big, imposing black guy who wore like a grass skirt and would come out with a big fucking mask on and a spear.
You know, the music is like, holy shit, this big black dude gets in.
And he starts whipping the shit out of people.
And he would do this thing where he'd slap on his belly before he'd jump on you and smash you.
Like you'd be down.
He would walk out and go and just boom.
Oh, man.
Those are the best.
Those are the best.
And then at one point, well, he got on the top rope and jumped off.
Like, you're like, no.
Kamala gets in the top rope and he does the and jumps off and just destroys the game.
And there are writers that do that.
You know, that's, that's so crazy that they're, they have a whole thing, you know.
Yes.
And you're writing these stories every day for multiple.
I mean, like, there are so many different.
I don't know if it's all written out, though.
I think they just kind of go with the flow and make stuff happen.
And then they build.
I think a lot of it's more improv than you think.
I think that there is a lot of improv, but there are, they do write it.
They do write like the basic outline of what's going to happen.
I'm just kidding.
They don't write it.
You're right.
It's all real.
I'm sorry.
I think when I watched it, it wasn't as sophisticated as when you were watching it.
Yeah, that's what I think.
Because I don't think they were writing shit.
I was watching wrestling when I, before I can even have memories, probably.
My dad is hard.
Even to this day, my dad still watches wrestling.
It is the craziest thing.
I am wrestling.
I remember being a kid and we had like the wooden box TV.
Yeah.
You know, and my dad would record on VHS cassettes on top of other fights.
And we would all watch it.
And everybody, we were like, you know, there were four of us and we all wanted our dad's attention.
Did you ever see Jake the Snake Wrestling?
Well, so I would pretend like I really was into it.
And then I started getting into it, you know, and then I was like in with my brother and then we were like putting each other in the sting, you know, doing all the things.
So, yeah, I mean, it was DDT.
It was, yeah, it was crazy growing up.
And then still seeing my dad watching wrestling now.
I mean, it's so funny.
And I would totally get him tickets because Austin, they did, they do have fights here at the Moody Center.
Yeah, take it a good derby.
My dad would never stay up that late.
Take it to go see Midget Wrestling.
We're going to go for a ride, Dad.
Go out in the country a little bit.
That's so funny.
I should do that.
It's like a gym.
I should do that.
He would be, what the hell?
That's the kind of like we did sort of that when there was a roller derby going on up north in North Austin.
And they had, I don't know if they still do it, but we were kind of adjacent to them because we had some space and we were using for a movie and we used some of their stuff for filming.
But they had this whole roller derby rink built and these girls would beat their shit out of each other.
It was good.
And we would play in the middle of the whole ring while the shit's going on.
I remember going to a roller derby thing and it was like a band and the girls going around and like, oh, like in the in the movie, they would do that to each other.
And they were, those girls had some muscle.
Like they were stacked.
They took some falls.
Like there was a lot of good.
You look at that fall and you're like, holy shit.
Man, those are so, they still do those, you know?
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Yeah, they still do those.
I don't know.
I remember not too long ago seeing something about the roller derby, but yeah, it was popular at that one.
It was popular.
Yeah, so any New Year's resolutions?
What are I haven't even thought about it yet?
Do you do New Year's resolutions?
No, I mean, I always try, I always just try to generally better myself so I don't like put a time period on it.
Whoa, dude, you're so cool.
I'm like, oh, it's always New Year's resolutions, man.
Dude, I don't live by the calendar, bro.
You know, it's not even really that.
It's really 1791.
I'm like, don't even track time like that.
I go by the sun.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, no.
No.
I always exercise more.
I've been doing pretty good.
Did pretty good this year.
Yeah, you get out there riding your bike.
Ride the bike.
Yeah.
I didn't get a ride in this week.
I might get one tomorrow, but probably not.
We'll see.
Yeah, it's going to warm up on Friday here.
I won't be here.
Oh, yeah.
You're going to be leaving.
Jay Benana.
Yep.
It's going to be good, though.
Yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
Well, oh, yeah, I was going to say we saw Creed.
Me and Adon.
We went to Creedmas at the Wind Star.
Yeah.
It was.
Oh, at the Wind Star.
Yeah, yeah.
We drove up to Oklahoma and on what's Creed's big song?
I don't know, man.
A lot of them.
No, don't say that.
Another big song.
Creed's got a big song in this.
It's honestly their biggest one.
Oh, take me higher.
Can you take me?
Yes.
Yes.
With arms wide.
Do you remember that one?
No.
With horns, wide hoof and yeah.
So, yeah, man.
I'm playing the guitar right here.
So good.
It was so good because we were going to gamble anyway.
Right.
So we parked in the parking lot.
Did they bring a cross down with arms wide open?
Easy walk.
Huh?
Did they bring like a cross down or anything while they're doing arms wide open?
Oh, they should have.
It was sweet, though.
It was really cool.
When we got there, I had brought some tequila and I put some in my water so I had to iced tequila water.
I'm like walking around the casino.
Like we're in line at the players club so I can like redeem my, I get like $50 credits for stuff.
And the lady came up to me.
I just took a drink and she goes, is that alcohol or water?
And I was like, water.
Just a little bit of alcohol.
I just came from the show.
I'm just like, what the hell?
What's going to happen?
So what are some tips?
What are some Vegas tips you got?
Vegas tips?
You don't want my park in the E-lot.
No, you know what?
Okay, here's a Vegas tip.
Here's a Vegas tip.
And it's kind of messed up.
So don't listen to what I'm saying because it's probably not a good idea for you.
But here's a Vegas tip.
If you're in Vegas and you go to the, you're gambling and you just happen to see a player's card of a higher level than you.
So number one, always get a player's card, a game card from the casino that you're playing at.
And if you play poker, give it to them.
If you play blackjack, give it to them because they will comp you concert tickets.
They will comp you rooms.
They will come.
We got a, I got, I don't even, I went to the Wind Star once, maybe, I think maybe twice or once.
Wait, hold on, let's go back.
What's it called?
A player's ticket?
A player's card.
A player's card.
Each casino.
Player's card.
All right.
And usually, if you're just signing up, they'll be like, they'll say, hey, here's $50 of free play.
Or here's $50.
We'll match you on a table.
An extra nougat bar.
Yeah.
Well, they gave us $50 voucher for food anywhere in the Wind Star.
Like, the restaurants are nice.
They're taking away.
Hey, is Windstar?
That's not where the shooting guy took.
That was the Wind Star.
The shooting guy?
The guy who was shooting on the people.
I'm talking about in Oklahoma, not Vegas.
But in Vegas, same thing.
Same thing.
Same thing in Verde.
I've been to the Wind Star in Oklahoma.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's super.
It could be free drinks, which is fine, I guess.
Yeah.
That's cool.
Here's my tip.
If you're playing blackjack, then you got a dealer and you're winning.
If they come up and move the dealer, right?
When they switch out dealers, leave.
I've seen it every time I've seen this happen.
The people who are winning immediately start losing.
I don't know why.
I don't know if it's different cards.
I don't know how it's being done.
I have won by staying at a table with a new dealer.
I have gotten like one of the best wins from staying at a table.
But because the blackjack that I was playing had a side game to it.
So that's kind of like there's no way to mess around with that, the probability of those dice landing on cats.
You know, I don't think so.
Oh, so you're rolling dice while you're playing?
Well, you play, and if the dealer get the dice, if the dealer breaks at 22, then the dealer gets these.
I mean, it is the cutest like dice holder.
It's like a gold dice, like it has a bottom and a lid.
You take it off.
It has like four golden dice with black imprints of cat, like cats on one side only.
And they shake it up and it pays out like 10 times, 20 times, 30 times, 40 times, however many cats.
Yeah.
It's pretty sweet, Gabe.
It is like the best game ever.
But it's anyway.
So it's worth it.
But really, my point that I was trying to make is if you are gambling and you see a card next to you and it's there for a long time and you know the owner isn't coming back for it, grab it.
They are just cards.
They're not, there's nothing you can do with somebody else's card, really.
Like you can't take their money or find out any, like it's not really connected to anything.
It's like if you got a card at Chuck E. Cheese and you lost it, you can reprint it as many times as you want.
They have reprint machines all over the casino.
I lost you want the card because it's free parking.
All you do is scan the card.
If you choose to do so, if you want to do it that way, it's really shady saying out loud.
But it is the biggest secret.
I should not be telling this advice out, but it was very helpful because we always rent a car when we go.
Really?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because we spend time on the old strip.
We spend time on the new strip.
Do you drive out to the dam?
Do you go out and drive out to the dam?
We go.
We don't, but we have restaurants that we like to eat at.
But you go to the dam?
We went once.
Okay.
No, we drove down there, you know.
Lots of ways.
Yeah, yeah.
We rented a car once and we took it down there, but then we were like, oh, man, we can't really, you know, it was like all crazy.
It was like, we have drones watching you, like all the signs that you come up on going down.
Is this a damn damn?
So we pulled into like one of the little sites that you can check out, you know, whatever, the view.
And then we drove back.
Dude, we went, oh my God, we went this last time.
We went to this casino.
We were somewhere, you know, doing whatever.
And from a distance, we saw a casino and it said Jerry's Nugget.
It's called Jerry's Nugget in Las Vegas.
And we real, and I go, oh, maybe Jerry was like the brother.
And he got, you know, he had to open his own casino, but he's like, I bet that casino is cool.
We should go check it out.
Go check out Jerry's Nugget.
And so we were like, yeah, let's go.
And we start going down there.
And it is insane.
It is like driving through Altorf at night.
Like it was crazy.
These people were yelling at each other across the street.
These like super thugged out bums.
Was it a dirt road or a regular?
It was like a neighborhood, sort of like a weird, you know, like a deserty neighborhood.
And all the houses had bars on them, but there was just like homeless everywhere.
Was it part of a city?
It was right outside of, like right outside the strip.
Really?
Yeah.
It's like, I was like, holy shit.
This is awful.
And then we got to the nugget and it was like all these weird, like just like a bunch of like my dad, like just a, you know, just like, it was not happening.
It's the original clientele.
It was, and nobody, and the odds were crap and you weren't, you know, it was just everything was expensive.
It was not good.
Don't go to Jerry's.
Okay.
Don't go to Jerry's.
Is the point.
But yeah, so that's a little advice.
But if you get a player's card, you get a free person.
I would definitely say get a player's card because, and they will email you.
They will mail you, which you can like unsubscribe to the mail option.
You just have to really try to do it.
But they sent me a thing and it was like 25 entries into this drawing for this Mercedes car or whatever.
If I was gambling during this time, so I was there at that time and I was, I was going to be there anyway.
And I'm like, hell yeah, 25 entries.
Like, why not?
Because you have to play 25.
You have to earn 25 credits for one entry.
Right.
And they were giving me 25.
So why wouldn't I?
It's like the Federal Reserve.
Oh, gosh.
Because entries, it doesn't cost them any money to make an entry.
So they could give a thousand entries and it costs the same as five entries.
Yes.
And so they can print as many entries as they want.
Yeah.
Forever and ever.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Infinity.
That's what they do.
But anyway, Taco Casa is out there.
Also, if you guys have never heard of Taco Casa, I'm hearing about it for the first time.
I was talking about at the beginning of the show.
It is Taco Bell.
So the story, the story, I saw it on social media.
And I was like, and I was looking for us a hotel in Oklahoma.
And when I was looking around, I saw like Taco Casa was on the map.
And I was like, what the hell?
I just.
So we live in the Truman Show is really what I'm trying to say.
They planted that there for me.
And I went there just like the little lab rat that I am.
Try Taco Casa.
Oh, there's a lot of people.
Try Taco Casa.
And I got it.
And I have to say, like, their motto is they cut everything fresh in store.
The meat is 100% whatever meat.
And they are the guy who owns or who made it or whatever.
He was one of the original Taco Bell guys.
And he split.
So his menu item is literally like six things.
I think it's like a taco, a crunchy taco, a Supreme Taco, a tostada.
A chilito.
They have an El Chili.
I don't know if that's what it's like.
It was chili and cheese and a burrito.
Yes.
The Chilito.
Well, it's a beef burrito with the Taco Bell, basically the red sauce with cheese on it.
And they split an enchorito at top of it.
Yeah, this was called the Chilito.
Chilito.
Oh, there's an El Chilito.
Maybe that's what I'm thinking about because a restaurant, El Chilito, in South Austin.
Okay.
Yeah.
But anyway, Taco Casa, I got a taco there just like I would have gotten at Taco Bell as a kid with 10 tacos for $10.
And it was just so good.
It was like actual meat.
It was crazy.
And it still had that like Taco Bell flavor.
Anyway, I want to open a franchise of that in Austin because why wouldn't we have one of those?
That's all, folks.
That's all.
That's all I got.
Do you got anything you want to leave the people with for the end of the 2025 year?
I think we should all get on and comment more about what everybody's saying about what Candace Owens is saying.
No, we're not talking about Candace Owens.
We're not doing that.
We avoided that on purpose because I'm like, you know, Pete, there's enough people talking about it.
That's true.
There's enough people talking about it.
We don't need to be two more.
I expressed how I felt last time, and that was pretty much my take.
There's bigger fish to fry.
You know, there's missing people.
There are people that are getting, there was a girl that got stolen in San Antonio.
Yeah.
You know, and she was, she didn't look like an old, like three-year-old.
You know, you hear about it.
She, she went missing going for a walk, and you're like, okay, she's a grown adult.
So somebody grabbed her, somebody scooped her up.
Somebody grabbed her.
Somebody scooped her.
I was telling Adon, and this is a girl in San Antonio on Christmas Eve.
Yep.
Christmas Eve morning.
Christmas Eve morning.
Morning.
Went out with her dog.
I don't know.
No, no, no.
She went out to her car and got something out of her car or something, closed the door.
And then they have video now of her walking down the sidewalk.
Yeah.
I think she went on a walk.
And she went on a walk.
She didn't have her phone.
And she's missing.
I was telling Adon that it would be so crazy if they like find her in the neighborhood, just like somebody in the neighborhood.
You know, because that's a thing.
Yeah.
Right?
Neighborhood predator.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, people, how often are you looking at the predators that live in your neighborhood?
You know what I mean?
Like, did you check?
Those girls that were locked up, there was like three of them locked up in that place.
And one of them had a kid who was like seven or eight years old.
And she breaks out.
She's trying to break out.
And the black dude comes and opens the door for her.
And then he does an interview.
And he's like, I ain't never seen a white woman call to me.
So I knew she was in trouble.
It was that level of like he was like so surprised.
This white woman's going, help me, help me.
And he goes and pops her open.
And then I think there was another one in there.
And then this girl's daughter.
Yeah.
And then I forget all the details to it, but that was up north.
But yeah, it's like, somebody's in the neighborhood.
Everybody's walking around this neighborhood.
And then not even another story, too, 15-year-old girl that was out walking her dog.
Or I think she, that's who it was walking their dog and got held at knife point.
And this guy took her to the woods or something and was sexually assaulting her.
Her dad used her phone to track her.
And he drove over there and found this guy.
He didn't kill the guy.
I know.
I probably would have killed the guy.
I would have a thousand percent.
A thousand percent.
Yep.
Whatever's in this hand is going to hit hard.
And it will kill him.
Or else it will, it will try.
But anyway, so yeah, okay.
So that's that's your yeah.
Look at Dave still working over here.
Keep doing uh keep doing it.
Show everybody Dave again.
He's Dave's just working it.
Like Dave's not stopping.
He's like, boom, I'm still working.
Yep.
He's finally, he feels like finally finally I get the credit.
Finally, I get the credit, you know.
She's been researching this for years.
Oh, yeah.
It was the perfect storm.
He had been in meetings.
Right.
Oh, yeah, no, no.
He had all the information.
And then Nick Shirley comes along.
He's like, hey, I'm going to just drive you along and we'll show it.
And the guy's like, yeah, let's do it.
Yeah.
And people are like, oh, he didn't go to these places.
And they're trying to say, like, yeah, Nick Shirley didn't know where he was going.
This guy knew everything.
He was going by with an expert.
Yeah.
This guy is 100%.
I hope.
Maybe he's 90%.
I don't know.
I won't give anybody 100%.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, you never know what.
Somebody's going to start looking at his past.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
And now they're in Oklahoma or I mean, Ohio to Ohio.
Do you think there's any of that going on here in Austin?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
100%.
That's 100%.
Yeah.
There's definitely fraud going on in Austin.
You know, there's a lot going on in Austin.
You know, you know that in Austin or in Texas, really, in 2023, they stopped having car, like car theft.
Like if you killed somebody whilst you were stealing a car, that's no longer considered capital murder.
It used to be considered a part of a charge of capital murder.
Oh, if you were killing somebody while you were stealing a car?
Yeah.
Yeah.
If a killing happened while you were burglarizing a vehicle like Jamie, that would have been, and when that thing happened, when it happened with Jamie, they right away, they were like capital murder, the headlines, capital murder.
But then they dropped those charges.
For two of the guys.
Did they drop for both of them?
The two older ones?
I thought they just dropped it for the younger kids.
No, no, they, well, because then they're, yeah, I think just for the younger kids, but I don't see why they wouldn't extend it to the others because it is because it has been removed.
It was removed.
So they're waiting for that.
So I don't know.
It's still ongoing.
But anyway, it's just, it's so crazy because we said it's like these are the things we should be discussing, not this Candace Owens.
Oh, yeah.
And, you know, like I said, like, let Nick Fuentes fight Candace Owens.
Like, let him deal with that.
Whatever.
They have some kind of hate-love battle, weird, like, like, grifting, whatever.
Wow, he could come in and switch.
But I think, I think, yeah, I mean, I think that's enough already.
Like, that's enough already.
Let's move on from that.
You know, just enjoy yourself.
That's all I got to say.
That's the last time of this year you should talk about it.
Okay.
Yeah.
Believe me.
Well, it probably won't be the last, but I was wanting to see.
I got one more day tomorrow.
I just wanted to see.
So you can find Rob on New Year's.
Will you be hosting it all?
I hope not.
No, you.
We like you hosting.
Well, I do have a New Year's jacket I could go out on.
Yeah.
Are you going to dress up real nice?
No.
All right.
We can catch up.
I'm not planning on dressing up nice.
I just have a wild jacket.
Yeah.
A good wild jacket.
Yeah, wear a wild jacket.
You can follow Rob Dew on X at Dew News.
Dews.
Dew's News.
D-E-W-S News with a Z.
And or his crazy YouTube channels that we were looking at earlier, which are freaking sweet.
You can also watch any episodes of the Grunnions.
Oh, yeah.
That's on a different channel.
Yeah, it's on a different channel.
And it's not at Grunnions.
It's like Grunions 1-2 something.
I forget what it is.
Yeah, you got to see a newest episode.
Yeah, it's coming.
Yeah.
But you can always go to, I think the top video is like a recap of what's happened in the last year roundup for a while.
It's been, yeah.
Well, it's been over a year since I've put anything out.
So we'll see.
I'm working.
We're putting stuff together.
Things have already been shot.
So I got to see what I've shot and go from there.
Nice.
Okay, cool.
G-R-U-N-Y-O-N-S.
You got to do the Y. You did a U-I.
Sorry, sorry.
No, that's all good.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Oh, you have a, you have a Twitter for it?
No, I don't think so.
That'd be funny.
No, it was on YouTube.
Oh, yeah, it's on YouTube.
G-R-U-N-Y-O-N-S.
Oh, yeah.
You've shared it.
Yeah, you've shared it before.
Oh, yeah, there's a couple of them right there.
Look at that.
Gates of Hell.
Yeah, so if you want to follow the channel.
So this is the original.
If you go back, here's a fun fact.
Every season, I change the theme up a little bit.
So each, well, he had the original theme going on, but you've moved to it.
But this is a good recap right here.
Side project of Deuce.
Yeah.
Really awesome.
Really awesome.
Really, really cool.
Make sure you guys follow the YouTube.
I think, drones, I didn't even ask you.
What are you, any New Year's resolutions?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm going to stop talking about things.
You're going to stop talking about things finally.
Yeah.
You've given up?
No, we got to do man on the street.
You're going to be around a lot of talking.
Yeah, Just drones, don't be afraid to shout what you know from the sidelines, especially in those interviews.
You're like, Tell me about Glassdeagle.
Yeah, yeah, thanks, Abby.
That's the good thing.
Yeah.
All right.
Yeah, I mean, I'm going to just try to go to the gym that I have a membership for.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
We'll see how that works.
The world is my gym.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Or whatever, or ride, whatever.
Some kind of thing.
I was doing real good.
I was doing like trails every day or every week.
On the bike?
No, no, I was doing little jogs.
Down actually on that over there where you were watching the New Year's off that Skyway.
Okay.
Yeah.
Nice little trail.
Yeah.
So.
Oh, yeah.
There are some good trails.
Yeah, they're good trails down there.
So I was doing that a lot and I kind of pulled back.
But yeah, I need to get back to it.
It was super peaceful.
It's a nice area.
I forget how nice it is when you're just alone.
The bridge that goes across underneath the 360 bridge.
It's like down below it, but it like shhs.
Oh, yeah.
At night, it's amazing.
Yeah, riding, right?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Going up, it sucks, but going down it is fun.
Yeah, yeah.
We need to get on our bikes out there again.
Yeah, I always remember when we ran into.
Well, yeah.
And I used to ride with Adon a couple times.
We would go out to that park out on 12th Street and go out to the lake where the power plant is.
Yeah.
Decker Lake.
Yeah.
Yeah, Decker Lake.
That's a good ride.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The last time I rode that, I haven't rode that in a while, but I used to ride it a lot.
I'm coming down that long, that kind of long incline, but you're declining because you're coming back.
And it was getting dark.
And I see this big fucking thing in the middle of the trail.
And I bring my bell ring.
I go, and I hear, And this thing goes like it's trying to run, but it's like stuck.
And then it catches itself and goes.
If I would have hit this thing, I would have been thrown over the bike, probably some broken bones.
Yeah.
But he got out of the way just in time.
And I was hitting hard brakes.
Oh, it was a good four years ago, maybe.
Yeah, it was a while back.
I haven't been back there in a while.
I went to work, physical work, one time, like doing some real lifting.
And after work, I rode my bike to work.
And then when I got off, I was riding.
I was so exhausted.
I went to jump the curb.
Like I just jumped the curb normal driving home.
And I didn't have enough strength.
I didn't have enough strength to pull up.
And I flew over.
And I mean, I flew over the handlebars and the median on Stasney Lane or Stasney and Congress intersection.
I flew over my during morning traffic in front of every million people.
Wow.
And I just got hit.
You don't want to go in front of somebody.
I walked it across the street.
I got back on it.
I crossed right back over Congress.
That could be deadly.
Yeah, it was awful.
I felt, I was fine, though.
But yeah, it was not good.
So falling out.
I've fallen off.
I've had another bike fall pretty bad on like going on Pleasant Valley super fast.
But I had a like a like a BMX bike with what with down to Riverside?
Yes.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Going fast.
Yeah.
I mean, like, I can't go.
You got to stop.
You can't go through that.
You can't just fly through that.
Well, I didn't even make it that far because I was on the sidewalk and the sidewalk was broken.
Yeah.
And then it dropped down to this grass situation and there was a rock.
There was a rock.
And I saw the rock and I corrected too much.
Right.
And my front tire just fell off of the sidewalk and my head just went and smashed it.
Are you wearing a helmet?
Into the ground though.
I was young and dumb.
I was like 20.
You were wearing a helmet?
I was 20 years old.
I was 20 years old, you know, like an idiot.
And I smashed my face and it was my eyes were like not matching.
It was so bad.
Anyway, yeah, wear your helmet, guys.
That's my advice.
But yeah, I think that's going to be a wrap.
I think that'll be a wrap.
Everybody follow Dew.
Watch him on if he ends up.
Go to playlist.
Oh, gosh.
Let's go.
Let's just play the, we got the intro.
I don't want to keep you.
I keep trying to say bye, but I don't want you to say bye.
Go to skis and let's do season three because that's the jacked out one.
So there should be don't hit pause.
And then go to the there should be at the season three intro down at the bottom.
21.
We'll end with this.
We'll end with this.
Hip hop.
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
We'll end with this.
Turn off the volume.
Good night, guys.
And tune in next week for the Liberty broadcast.
Or actually, not, what is next week?
What is next week?
When is our next show?
It'll be past New Year's, obviously.
Happy New Year's.
Here is the here is the world premiere.
This is the intro, is that you're saying?
Yeah, it's just the intro to season three.
But each intro adds a different instrument.
So this is the most it's been now, but season four will add another instrument.
Oh, okay.
First it was just bass and drum and vocals, and then we added more, one instrument the next year.
So each season progresses.
Nice.
I like it.
Super cool.
Yeah, continuation.
So this is like, this is the latest version of it.
When you compare it to the first one, it's different.
Quite different.
You guys, make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel and check out the first intro and you can compare it to this one.
And with that, we'll say thanks again to drones producing happy new year and happy new year's.
What's up to all my blue peers out there?
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Have a good night.
Here's the world premiere intro season three.
I'm your host and debate moderator, Sid Searing.
Our current leader, President Grump, has a feed from his prison cell.
And here in the studio is Big Boy Shmo.
Our first question is for President Grump.
Why should Grunyans vote for you as you are currently in jail for crimes of inaction during a pandemic?
Okay, time's up, President Grump.
big boy schmo why should grunions pick you as their leader wow he can hardly talk Nonsense!
Big Boy Shmo is honest and energetic and ready to take on the problems that we have in Grunyon Oaks, especially with equity.
I already know who I'm voting for.
Go count your downloads.
Anyway.
Uh, anyway.
Sorry, President Grump, you are out of time on your retort.
Next question.
The head of the Grunyon Institutes of Health, Dr. Phony Sluchy, has said your inaction during the ongoing pandemic has put Grunyon lives at risk.
How do you respond?
Sorry, time's up!
Big Boy Schmo, how would you handle the pendo-demic...
The GNM debate!
I offered them my studio and they said it was too pink.
There's no such thing as too pink.
My, don't you think President Grump is getting a raw deal having to debate from a prison cell?
Nonsense!
He's got all the comforts of home, including three square meals a day.
Meals?
Oh!
I left season three in the oven!
Oh!
Season three is in the oven!
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