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This is kind of more like a Thursday show.
Of course, in third chair we have my half-Asian lawyer Bill Richman.
Still here.
Cover up that cough.
We gave him some Fisherman's Friend.
Porter Blackett is there.
What's up?
Audie Wade.
Howdy.
And Gerald is there.
How are you?
We have a guest coming up, but it's a surprise guest.
I don't feel like telling you, because you should have been following along on social media.
You should be.
Before we move on to talk about all of the things in the news, not mostly coronavirus related, because we know that you're a little bit tired.
Before we get to that, In Mexico, it should be noted, girls still throw light
girls.
They can't even domestic terrorism properly.
Oh my God.
So sad.
This is why you gotta go slingshots.
Carol! Carol, throw it!
Everybody's okay.
I love how it goes so quickly from Antifa, Bowling, yeah, to... Oh no!
My pants are on fire.
You firebomb the protest!
Chance in Homeward Bound with a lobster.
I don't want it!
I don't want it!
Exactly.
In other news, by the way, Bill de Blasio, this happened.
He went to the gym.
Even his officials, they urged him to socially distance, limit coronavirus spread.
He's going to save the state of New York by curling in the squat rack.
Good for him.
Some CrossFitters think that's funny.
You know what I think is funny?
Is their orthopedic surgeon's bill.
And their rhabdomyolysis!
This comes weeks after Mayor de Blasio said he was pleased with New York's response to the coronavirus.
Meanwhile, it should be noted that the citizens of Detroit remain unfazed by the virus because they've all been murdered Ah, yeah.
That's one way out.
I mean, it helps.
Detroit, it's a little bit less consequential there.
That should be like the last thing you do to stop the spread of the virus, but it's on the table.
Or social distancing as they, you know, six feet apart, that's the rule.
Or in Detroit, as they call it, coming together.
Six feet under, you can't find homes.
Even then, it's mostly wildlife.
Running dogs, packs of dogs.
I have a question, yeah.
How do I socially distance myself in downtown Metro Detroit from a bear?
They're wild deer running around, stabbing us with their antlers.
I spray it down with the Clorox, but it just seems to irritate him more.
We're all in this together.
Let's bridge the partisan divide.
Also, has anyone seen my arm?
Bono, by the way, Bono wrote a coronavirus song dedicated to Italy.
I bet it's great.
Let Your Love Be Known is the U2 frontman's first new music since 2017.
So for those who haven't heard the story, that means that when you open your iTunes this morning, your phone will have automatically downloaded the coronavirus.
It's going to be there.
Sharing is caring.
What are you saying?
I don't know.
I'm sick.
I'm a little sick.
I still feel bad for them, because they had to learn in one day how much everybody hates them.
Like, we're going to give them... I don't know why they're talking like Paul McCartney.
I don't know how Bono talks.
I only know how he sings, which is incredibly irritating.
We're going to give everyone the gift of U2.
And this was a free gift, and everyone still wanted a refund.
They said no.
Seriously, this is the worst.
They've overstayed their welcome.
All right.
And by the way, I'm sure you've been reading about a lot of these coronavirus stories.
If you don't laugh, you'll die from the coronavirus.
So stay home, laugh, enjoy the streams.
The Japanese students, they held actually a graduation ceremony in Minecraft, in the game of Minecraft.
It was amazing.
Well, the real ceremony, of course, was cancelled due to the coronavirus shutdown, so they played it in the Minecraft world, and sadly, tragedy struck when other gamers became bored after playing Call of Duty.
So there was a crossover with... That's prestige level right there.
The good thing is they dropped pixelated leaflets beforehand to let everyone know about it.
Just to let you know, yes.
It was great.
Consider it.
Okay, let me ask you this, what's your opinion?
Harry Truman, war criminal or American hero?
Both.
No.
That's the lazy man's answer.
General Curtis LeMay said afterwards, if we hadn't won, I would be tried as a war criminal.
I think that happens to pretty much every illusion side.
I'm just saying, anyone would have considered that to be not great?
Was it necessary?
Was it definitely considered necessary at the time?
Did it hasten the end of the war and save lives?
Absolutely.
Was it still a great thing?
No, nothing great about World War II.
I would argue... Yeah, but it's in context.
Nobody's saying it's a great event that happened.
Like, we're not celebrating the fact that people had to die.
Keep in mind, we did just make a joke about it in Minecraft.
No, but he's saying it's not a great day.
Who's arguing the sensitivity?
None of us have a leg to stand on, is what I'm saying.
Even 8-bit, it's still bad.
No, no, I agree.
Not a war criminal.
It absolutely saved more lives than it took, when you look at what it would have taken with a land war.
But yeah, you know, listen, I'm not necessarily thrilled about it, except for sometimes when I am.
Speaking of aquatic animals, I don't know why we're speaking about aquatic animals.
There was a second dolphin, not coronavirus related, so you get a break.
Not coronavirus, but found shot That's sad.
off the Florida coast.
Oh man.
This comes from the New York Post for some reason, even though it's about Florida.
There's also growing concern that there are more, but they will not hit the beach and be detected.
When asked if they knew anything about the dolphins, a local fisherman stated, talk s**t, get shot fam.
And so that seems like he's a little insensitive.
The old man in the sea's got gold a.k.a.
I love the detail, the tattoos and the knuckles.
Yes.
That's like fish.
Fisherman's Post Malone.
I really enjoy it.
He's ready for the waves.
He's ready for the rain.
He's ready for those sh** talking.
Narc ass dolphins.
Somali pirates apparently.
Ready for all of them.
We've been hearing this quite a bit.
Anytime dolphin stories come up, there's always somebody who comes up and says, you know, dolphins are smarter than humans.
How often have we been hearing this?
Dolphins are smarter than people.
Okay, I understand that some people may argue in forms of communication or communicative patterns.
That may or may not be true, but let's be real here.
As a general rule, dolphins as a species, they're actually pretty dumb.
I don't know if that's what it takes to get a pill going.
Oh yeah.
Oh yeah.
You're welcome, audio listener.
Flat Earth dolphin.
I love his little dolphins.
I like one of them.
He's just like, no.
You know what's so sad?
I wrote that while we were taping Midnight Cowboy.
I wrote that while naked in the shower.
And Wade and I were like, yeah, this is fun.
Wade was in the shower?
No, he was videotaping me in the shower.
Also, this happened in 1997, because they use the word videotape.
With a camcorder over the shoulder.
And you can also use it to watch VHS tapes afterward.
It's a magnificent tool.
And we've been punting this for like six weeks, because we just haven't found the right place to fit in flat earth dolphins.
And if I'd have known it would work this well, now is the time.
What about now made you think today is the day?
Why has this been sitting in the scrapyard for so long?
I am 98% convinced that the Earth is a globe.
98.
Let's get it!
Flat Earth dolphins.
Yeah.
I love them.
By the way, I am 98% convinced that the Earth is a globe.
98.
Let's get it.
Time for the meat.
Just lay it on the table as a grill, because I don't care about the oxidants.
Cross-contamination?
Apparently it's not good for you.
Who needs a grill anymore?
They say grilling meat causes cancer because of the char.
But you also get more... Is that really true?
Don't believe them.
You also get more... What's the word I'm looking for?
Not oxidants.
Anti-oxidants?
No!
I know what that is.
Carcinogens!
Okay.
Like, so many carcinogens in meat.
Yeah, but you also get more carcinogens than you would eat if you ate steaks every day.
And, like, one shiitake mushroom.
Oh, well.
Really?
Now I gotta start eating shiitake mushrooms.
Just to make up for it.
And I don't know a shiitake mushroom.
I wouldn't recognize a shiitake mushroom.
I hate them.
If it walked in.
Which are the ones that are full mushrooms but smaller?
I don't know.
Okay.
By the way, did you guys notice that Gerald A. changed his shirt?
Because he spilled something on it.
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Okay, so this is something that I wanted to talk about because it pissed me off.
And why am I doing this?
I don't know.
You're rubbing.
It's like someone's tactile thing.
You like touching shit.
The desk feels weird.
I don't know.
Oh my gosh.
Do join up!
I never thought that us putting it in front of the table would be an anti-commercial.
Subscribers went down, really.
So, my question to you, when it comes to the handling of the Chinese virus, have you heard the media celebrate any of the innovations made by the private sector?
You talk about retooling your factories for masks, for testing, for treatment, for therapeutics.
I think that it's journalistic malpractice that these aren't being shouted from the rooftops right now.
Yeah.
Shouldn't we want to give people hope?
It seems that they want to give people false hope in this idea of Medicare for all or a socialized health care system because of course this is what we need to talk about.
The claim that we're seeing from the left on the coronavirus pandemic is that we wouldn't have these problems if we had universal health care.
The public sector could make all of this go away.
Here's them saying it because you don't have to take my word for it.
We will talk, I am sure, about Medicare for All.
But when I talk about healthcare being a human right and all people having healthcare, the coronavirus crisis makes that abundantly clear as to why it should be.
Wrong.
Is the coronavirus the best case for Medicare for All?
Let's reverse that shot.
Coronavirus is a very good case for Medicare for All.
It's like looking in through the lens of an aquarium.
If we had Medicare for All, We would have been far better prepared before the crisis.
There is no middle ground when it comes to dealing with a national security threat and Medicare for All is an example of a policy that would take on that threat with the seriousness that it requires to be taken on.
What would Medicare for All do?
It would ensure that people actually could get a test for coronavirus, that they could get treatment for the coronavirus.
Come again, retard?
What was that?
Here's the thing.
I don't think we could have a more crystal clear case that the exact opposite is true.
COVID-19, the Chinese virus, wolf flu, whatever you want to call it, there has never been more of a crystallization as to the need for private industry due to the sheer ineptitude of the government.
They talk about, they want to compare us to other countries.
This is something that actually I stumbled across.
Let's take the countries at the top of the World Health Organization, their rankings, right?
They rank us 36, right next to Slovenia.
Now, let's take them with a comparable population size to the United States.
Let's look at their total deaths and deaths per capita.
Italy is number 2 and Spain is number 7.
We barely edged out Slovenia.
Here's the truth.
So close.
Government mucked this up.
Private industry is fixing it.
And they're being held responsible with fixing it.
So there are a few examples that we can walk through as to why you shouldn't entrust all of your health and health care needs to the government.
Let's go back to the Obama administration.
They never replenished the stockpile of masks.
After the Ebola scare.
Jerks!
Now I know people are going to get upset, blame Donald Trump for not accepting masks from China.
Here's the thing, the truth is a lot of these masks and test kits from China, they've had to be recalled by the countries that use them.
They're pre-infected, so they didn't know.
They came pre-infected.
Yeah, it was the pre-infected version, you don't want that version.
They thought it was like a cigar roller where they test one cigar in every box.
Box of 25!
It's not green.
It's not a pregnancy test.
Oh, my bad.
It's kind of like those smallpox blankets.
Same kind of thing.
I already pay shipping.
So first, when he talks about if we have socialized health care, everyone will be able to be tested, right?
That's what that guy just said.
No.
So let's be clear that it couldn't be more dishonest.
That is, if today were opposite day, like if we were going into Scouts where they have opposite day and everyone wears their clothes on backwards because it's fun and we like to have a laugh, he would be tops.
But Here's another truth story.
At first, the CDC was the only place approved by the FDA to make the testing kits.
The CDC refused testing kits and capabilities from the private sector.
And we all know how that turned out.
Only once, the private sector industry Was allowed to step up, and keep in mind too, they were already stepping up, but they weren't allowed to.
Did we see the improvement?
Since then, what do we have?
We have United States companies that have developed the fasting testing kits, fastest testing kits in the world.
I'm sure you have to test it while you're fasting, like a cholesterol test.
I don't know, I'm not a doctor.
But I would advise, avoid eating a fatty meal before the swab.
So the fastest testing kit in the world, Abbott Laboratories.
I have that name, right?
Yeah.
Private U.S.
company.
They invented a COVID test.
Five minutes.
Boom.
You get results.
That's huge.
Only earlier this week.
And then they were tapped by another company, Bodysphere, developed a two minute test that was approved today.
Two is the magic number!
Two minutes!
Minute COVID testing.
Stick that in your pipe and kill yourself with it, CDC.
It sounds like the private industry stepping in worked.
It sounds like it.
I mean, almost, but maybe not.
The CDC monopoly didn't work.
And now, and I know you're wondering, well, hold on a second.
The CDC, at least they're held to some kind of accountability, and they're better than most private companies.
No.
And which private companies?
They're worse than all of them.
They've been less successful than all of them.
And here's another problem.
Not learning from their mistakes.
The FDA, they're still preventing private companies from creating as many tests as possible.
They're only approving 100,000 a day when these companies could be upping it to 160,000 a day.
The government is not here to help.
I just want to make that very clear.
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So each one of those guys that was on in that video, the gals as well, claimed that if we had universal healthcare... We're using the term gals very loosely.
Very loosely, very loosely.
We claimed that if we had universal health care, people could be treated and tested, right?
We obviously know we just went through the test.
The treatment part.
Do governments around the world that have universal health care or something like it tend to have more hospitals than they need?
Do they tend to have really short wait times like your video when you went undercover in Canada?
Was that a short wait time to get in to see somebody?
It wasn't necessarily a short wait time.
Because that's the only way you could have had everybody treated is if you had millions of people, beds, laying around waiting on patients that weren't being used.
That's not going to change the stockpile.
We didn't have more masks and more tests.
And nurses, and doctors, and everything else.
They made claims that they cannot back up at all.
No, it couldn't be fixed at all.
And by the way, here's something else just to show you how smug the media is.
Remember they mocked Donald Trump mercilessly when he made this suggestion just either, I think it might have been earlier this week, at the most, last week.
They're throwing away the mask right away, they're throwing away, and when you hear 55 million masks were ordered, I'm saying, 55 million?
How could it possibly be such a number?
And they say, oh, that's just a small fraction of what we need.
And I said, why aren't we sanitizing masks?
You know, you look at the masks, I've looked at all the different masks.
Okay, a couple of things here.
to doing that, I think, but many do.
And I said, why aren't we, we have very good liquids for doing this, sanitizing the masks.
And that's something they're starting to do more and more, they're sanitizing the masks.
Okay, a couple of things here.
First off, this was assumed to be crazy, he left us out, let's claim that he was irresponsible.
Why?
Citing federal guidelines, because the federal guidelines would of course be correct.
Here's the thing, you also need to separate what Donald Trump says from the soundbite that you see on Twitter.
When you hear that in its totality, you're like, oh, okay, that makes sense.
He even hedges his words.
Some masks maybe, some masks not.
But you have to understand the difference between what Donald Trump says sometimes and what he means.
We have some very fine liquid.
So the media says, he just thinks you can spray some Everclear on it and call it a day.
No, what he was talking about was some kind of a system to make masks reusable.
Recycling!
You should be fans of that, right?
No?
Not when Donald Trump says it, Jake Tapper?
Well, careful!
Block your mouth!
Don't let this tin can I'm about to kick hit you in the teeth, you piece of sh**!
Because Patel, a non-profit, started using this mask sanitization technology.
They now have machines that can sanitize 80,000 masks a day in Ohio, are shipping machines to other states.
They'll hopefully result in 400,000 masks being cleaned No, and he said we should be looking into this.
And by the way, in a crisis you do start to go, hey, we have to change how we're doing things.
We don't have enough masks.
support, whatever it is that you want to assume he's saying, it's not that crazy.
No, and he said we should be looking into this. And by the way, in a crisis, you do start to go,
hey, we have to change how we're doing things. We don't have enough masks. In a crisis,
we need to change the rules a little bit and still maintain sanitized.
Not only and we'll get to private industry stepping up and creating more masks, right?
But now you've increased the ability to exponentially, because you can use masks that you already have.
Every single journalist should be talking about how now they can sanitize tens or hundreds of thousands of masks per day.
We are going to have hundreds of thousands new masks made because of private industry who stepped up, who by the way, didn't even have to be forced to by the Defense Production Act.
And the FDA did approve the drug that Donald Trump was touting last week that you said was irresponsible because there was no kind of medical basis.
You're wrong!
You're wrong!
And you should be happy that you're wrong, because it's going to save, I mean, let's be honest, dozens of lives with this pandemic here going on.
Here's another claim that they've made quite a bit, that other countries with the socialized healthcare systems, that they've somehow done better than us.
But the federal government, the Trump administration, botching the rollout of testing for this virus, it continues to set the United States apart.
FT at Financial Times in London today put out this graph showing how well various countries are doing in terms of testing for the virus.
When you look at the best healthcare system in the world, that's something that's up for debate.
South Korea has up to 10,000 tests per day.
They've been able to provide tests to any single person that wants it, and here people are scrambling.
Okay.
All right.
So let's get back to South Korea.
Let's go back to Burt Ward's comments there.
Burt, Matt, countries that they're talking about who they've praised for years, of course, based on the World Health Organization's ranking, which, by the way, I love now that no one can ever use that again.
The Young Turks Network, the leftist organizations, you can't say, well, we rank behind France, Italy, Spain.
Do we really want to talk about that anymore?
We always knew that was the case because of subjective polling, but now you know it's the case because the entire world has seen it once.
Italy said, you know what?
You're over 60.
You're on your own.
And that's not so old.
They retire at like 35 in Italy.
They don't create anything that benefits the rest of the world.
Pasta was Chinese.
Piss off.
Really?
Let's look at Italy with its nationalized healthcare system.
They had by far the highest death rates in its population.
Quite elderly, of course, the intensive care units.
They were just advised.
They said, what do we do with these elderly people?
And I said, well, just don't do anything.
But what do we do?
How do we help them?
We just don't help them because we can't raise taxes anymore and people don't work.
But you said we call the government.
And the wait times, of course, we talked about this before.
The wait times are terrible.
We've talked about this with all these countries.
You can go back and watch our socialized health care videos.
And if you have a broken arm or something, to them it's a nuisance because it's not essential.
It's like a nosebleed.
But now when it comes to a pandemic, there can be no debate.
There's no denying that the wait times increase the mortality rates.
And at the very least, it's a violation of human rights to not allow people to purchase privatized health care, which Is increasingly rare in these countries, but that was the case in Canada, at least until 2005.
Let's go to South Korea, by the way.
This is one that really bothers me as people point to South Korea.
Sure, they were ahead of us on testing, absolutely, because they quickly mobilized, and what did they do?
They used the private sector for testing kits, which the CDC here said, no, no, no, you can't do.
Now that we're doing it, we're surpassing South Korea very quickly.
Also, something that when people point to South Korea as a successful example of the social distancing protocols, they effectively doxxed their own citizens.
Yeah.
They were tracking the phones of citizens, and then released detailed information to the public via apps, including age, descriptions, and movements over the past few days, so that people could say, oh, oh, oh, okay, I see, man have a sneeze, go to park, we kill him!
So if we want to point, this is something really important, because in trying to demonize the United States because of the communist sympathizing media, and I mean that because they were actually parroting communist Chinese government talking points, I say that without a hint of hyperbole, hyperbole, hyperbole, hyperbole is hyperbole and I throw a pipe at the camera, there you go, it's like a 3D show on TGIF.
Without a hint of hyperbole, this media who is sympathetic to the Chinese government, they will take any opportunity to demonize the American government at all costs.
Well when you tell them, We should be like South Korea.
Let the American public know what they did.
Americans, you think they have a greater success rate here in dealing with Corona?
Okay, if you just want to use one metric.
But are you willing to turn over all of your phone's data?
Are you willing to turn over all of your location services?
Your private web searching on your iPhone, you want to turn that over to the government so they can release it to the public?
That's what South Korea did.
I know, you could kill everybody who has this virus as well and have zero new cases.
That's absolutely right.
You could do that and just report, hey, we're doing fantastic.
It's kind of like Russia, right?
We don't hear anything out of Russia.
I guarantee you they have some and they're like, ah, we'll just kill them.
That's what Pelosi did with her cabinet.
You don't see them anymore. Have you seen your assistant bring her a coffee?
No.
No. Not in a while. She needs their souls to sustain herself.
So another truth. We weren't as far along as other countries.
That's true. Once we started testing and we started testing more people in eight
days, I think eventually, then South Korea tested in eight weeks.
Once we started testing.
And now, of course, we have more privatized industries.
We talked about stepping up so we can test more people.
Again, bottleneck, CDC, socialized government.
That's what we're talking about here, right?
Socialized healthcare run by the government versus private industry coming out with a five-minute test and a two-minute test.
I bet you the next one, it'll just, you just start to say the word test into the test.
Like, you're positive.
Yeah.
Just test.
It could tell by my viral load.
It says positive every time.
That's a terrible test.
More than any other country in the world right now, as far as that.
So that talking point is gone as well.
Here's another point that they'll make.
Another area where the United States actually, by the way, is doing really well because of the private sector.
Independent researchers, they found success with combination therapy.
We don't have a cure, but we do have what they call therapeutics.
We do have treatment.
Donald Trump went up and talked about chloroquine.
Just go home, just take a shot and tell us how it works out.
Don't.
He was mocked.
Bill said don't.
He was mocked across the media.
You're right, this is irresponsible.
Well, now it's FDA approved in emergency use.
It was already an FDA approved drug because of its safety profile, but now it's FDA approved
specifically for coronavirus.
But before that, a private practitioner had prescribed it off-label, had 699 people who were treated successfully, not to mention all the independent testing, which we talked about on this channel.
And this is really concerning.
Twitter and YouTube were removing or censoring videos that talked about chloroquine as fake news or talked about Chinese masks being faulty.
They removed some of these tweets and videos.
How scary is that?
When these people are in charge of fact-checking, and not only are they dishonest, but they are dishonest in a way that could save thousands of lives.
Yeah, absolutely.
And then the story goes out about the fish tank cleaner that we've covered ad nauseum here, and they put that out everywhere.
Man and woman die when taking Trump's advice, and I'm like, wait, how's that up in this one?
Let me ask you this.
How many more stories have you seen out there about a dumbass drinking fish tank cleaner than you have compared to the MyPillow guy being able to create 50,000 masks a day, 400,000 masks being sanitized, and the fact that that drug, not the fish tank cleaner, is now FDA approved?
Because I haven't heard a peep on that from Huffington Post or New York Times, but some mongoloid drinks I don't know.
Koi pond cleaner and that's at the top of Reddit?
Really?
Do your job, moderators!
It's not happening.
I don't know, they're probably unemployed.
You're working from home.
Still no excuse.
And when we're talking about a vaccine, yes, researchers are working on a vaccine and it'll
probably take about a year and a half.
Why?
Mostly because of the FDA baggage, just for the same reason as chloroquine.
It's really hard to move a barge.
It's sometimes more helpful when you have Donald Trump coming in with chloroquine and another barge going, get over there!
Get out of my way!
It does help!
Terrible.
This show's more of a tugboat.
It's easier to move.
So here's something, while we're talking about it, we do have to get going with Razor Fist, and then we'll see you tomorrow for Good Morning Mug Club, but this is something that just bothers me so much.
I don't think it could possibly be more clear at this point that we need the private sector.
The only other country that's had success beyond doxing its citizens, when you look at South Korea, is because they did mobilize the private sector.
Once we started doing that here in the United States, guess what?
We start doing better.
And guess what else?
Donald Trump starts speaking directly to his audience with these evening press briefings.
His approval rating goes up.
So what do they do?
Let's stop airing Trump.
Let's run a story about people who drank fish tank cleaner to condemn Trump for touting a drug.
Oh wait!
It's been approved by the FDA and it actually shows some level of efficacy.
Let's not cover it.
Let's blame Donald Trump for saying that we should be able to sanitize mess.
Oh, wait a second.
We actually can do that now because private industry stepped up to do it.
It's almost like Donald Trump said this kind of knowing what was coming around the corner.
Let's just silence this.
This is an amazing situation for me because after 9-11, and I know that a lot of people didn't like George Bush, at the very least we came together for the common good.
And right now we're fighting this sort of invisible enemy.
I know some people saying it's not technically invisible.
Keep a microscope.
I don't care.
The point here is that I don't know if there'll ever be a time now Where we'll come together again against an enemy.
If something could ever help us find common ground, it would be this right here.
And I don't just mean fighting a virus, but I mean the idea that we are making unbelievable headway, and we are making headway not from tearing people away from their jobs and place of business and having them holed up in their apartments, though some people need to continue doing that, obviously, but we are making headway because of American businesses Innovating and stepping forward to save fellow Americans' lives.
I know it's a bad narrative because we want to think that capitalism is greedy and bad, but guess what?
These people are willing to sacrifice their business' capabilities to step up for the greater good.
And the fact that these stories are not front page everywhere at a time when the American public is panicked and you could offer them a sliver of hope is, to me, not only dishonest, it is journalistic malpractice.
I don't even know if that's a real thing, because you're not really held to any kind of a standard like a lawyer or a doctor.
But if you could be, we'd hang you up at dawn before breakfast.
Figuratively speaking, of course.
Not literally.
I just want you fired and on the unemployment line with everyone else who you've harmed.
Let's get to Mr. Fist.
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Soften it, because I don't want to blow everyone's eardrums out.
Okay, all right, that's fine.
You can bring me back up.
The lights were flickering every now and then, and I hit it, and I was going, what's going on here?
There are gremlins in the lights.
Speaking of gremlin, because they're unsightly and a little bit of a nuisance, but they tend to be clever.
They get the best of the folks, especially that old lady on the chairlift, with a launcher, like a catapult.
Like a trebuchet, really.
Although, actually, our next guest, he can delineate for us, so I know the difference between a trebuchet, even though I'm French, and a catapult, or a proper trebuchet.
You can follow him on the Twitter at RayZorFist.
Zero is the RayZorFist, and of course he has the RayJaholic YouTube channel.
Good friend of the show.
Mr. Fist, how are you, sir?
Uh, good to be back!
How the hell are you, sir?
I'm doing fine.
What is it every- You staying safe from the pinko pox over there, or?
Uh, unfortunately we're in an area with a lot of Asians, but I find that they tolerate racism quite well.
If they walk up and they go like, uh, excuse me, I go, no, no, no, no.
They're like, okay, okay, okay.
I understand.
Okay, okay.
It's me.
It's not you, it's me.
Yes, yes, yes.
What's the difference between a trebuchet and a catapult?
Is it that one has the rope?
Or it's an old person.
I think it's a hagapult, I think, actually.
Is that just where you're tying Nancy Pelosi to the end of it and launching it like a dead rabbit?
I think that's actually how they do her facelifts.
Exactly.
Well, they just sling it back on her face and she just stands and she catches it like a nugget.
I think Dennis Miller said it looks like she's perpetually pulling 5Gs in a wind tunnel.
Yes, that's exactly correct.
I used to think she was actually pretty fetching only physically.
I mean, spiritually, she's repugnant.
Yeah, of course.
But for an older lady, she put herself together.
For a very old lady, she put herself together well.
Before we get to the pandemic and the commie pox, you're sounding a little nasally, Mr. Fisk.
I got some mutant allergies going on, and it decided to wait for the moment when we were all dying of the commie cough.
So that was a nice little perpetual heart attack for the last week and a half.
That was a hoot and a half.
Yes, well, I have the same issue, but I go, wait, hold on a second.
Okay, first off, my throat is scratchy.
Have I done Gilbert Gott for your Nick Nolte recently on the show?
And if I have, that answers it.
And if not, I just go, are my eyes itchy as well?
And if my eyes are itchy, it's allergies.
And then I know that everyone in public judges me no matter what.
Right?
I have never had more people stand farther away from me.
It's unbelievable.
Really?
People will just cross.
It's amazing.
Which is bizarre, because if you look at the footage out of New York, the parks are overcrowded.
Right.
So that's interesting.
I was going to say it's bizarre, because you look like you're in a Ramones cover band, and this is the first time people cross the street when they see you.
Right.
Speaking of New York, I'd like to, uh, did you see the big, like, red siren on top of the... Some empath in the city of New York decided that the most effective method of allaying the fears of the public was to install the eye of f***ing Sauron on top of the Empire State Building.
It'll make everybody feel much better.
It seems like that's honestly a difference in worldview where, you know, Donald Trump said, don't panic.
We will get this under control.
And they're like, yeah, well, see, because we hate Trump.
Code red.
I mean, what is the president supposed to do?
Tell everybody you're screwed.
You're all, you know, we're all going to die.
Mike Lindell yesterday should have been like, actually should probably smother someone with one of these pillows.
Right.
And as much as I appreciate him retooling to make masks, let's be honest, the MyPillow is just a bunch of packing peanuts in a trash bag.
Yeah.
It's not that innovative.
It is not comfortable, because I'm a pillow guy, and my wife and I bought one at Bed Bath.
We said, we want to buy the pillow from the rapist.
And they said, yeah, we know.
That's how you shop.
Right this way.
And then we grabbed it, and it's like foam packing peanuts.
Yeah.
What is it Nick DiPaolo says?
My pillow's perfect for muffling the screens of a 10-year-old.
Right, yes, exactly.
But that's a perfect—I think it also sort of showcases the—just the elitism of journalists
when they're mocking this guy who is building up capacity to 50,000 masks a day, right?
This is his business.
75% of it is being retooled.
And then journalists—and I don't mean comedians, I don't mean content creators—journalists
create nothing, and they spend all night mocking him mercilessly for being at a press conference.
Hey, isn't this good news that this guy is building masks?
Isn't that a good thing?
Unless anxiety, fear, and elitism is a gross domestic product.
I don't know.
Right, yeah.
If only he were manufacturing toilet paper.
Gosh.
Well, I'm sure in a pinch.
Right!
And that may be a way to fix the Fed.
Because, like, how did toilet paper become coin of the realm, is my question.
Right, yeah.
It's the bartering tool.
If I can understand, like, Kleenex, you know, soup maybe, water, what the f***?
But TP?!
Yeah.
Is everyone, like, subsisting on bran muffins, prune juice, and dulcolax?
Like, this is the post-apocalypse now?
Right, I know.
This is the post-apocalypse.
I guess now we know why all those Mad Max bad guys wear assless chaps.
Yeah!
Never thought about it.
We wipe at dawn!
We wipe at dawn!
I think that is proof positive that there's no logic to the fear of the pandemic.
Like, if you want to, if you believe that this thing is, you know, contagion and it's gonna have a 20% death rate, as the real pandemics that they portray in the films, you know, the unreal pandemics that they portray in the films, Toilet paper wouldn't be a part of the equation.
It's not even a digestive-affecting virus.
So it's remarkable to me.
It just goes to show you that human beings, particularly the American public, are far more manipulated by the media than they realize.
The reaction to the reaction is what scares me a little bit.
Now, I do want to get to your stream being taken down, but since we're talking about this, you did do a video Uh, originally on your channel about the pan- about, uh, coronavirus.
I think this was back in February, if I'm not mistaken, where you were saying that people should be on guard and paying attention to it.
So you did think it was at least a threat or something people should be aware of.
Yeah, I thought you could take, and mind you, this is early February, so I'm trying not to panic buyers or anything, and I'm like, well, you know, maybe having some stuff, like common sense stuff, like, you know, a little bit of water, stuff that you're gonna eat anyway, stuff that you're gonna use anyway, would not be so bad, apparently, but I think what really, it becomes a self-perpetuating cycle, though, is, I think when people see empty shelves, they assume, well, s***, I must need that!
Right, right, yeah, yes.
And it just fuels more panic buying over and over and over again.
And what runs out quicker, because it's gigantic, is big rolls of toilet paper.
Of course, every single time.
But I think I'm finally starting to agree with the conspiracy nuts.
I think the virus had to be man-made.
It was engineered by Campbell's Soup, Purell, and the Charmin Corporation.
They're playing the long ball.
And don't forget Zoom.
Yeah, this is, it is pretty remarkable.
What do you think though, since you were warning about this, and I've talked about how Donald Trump did implement a travel ban, which was accused, you know, he was accused of xenophobia by Joe Biden, so the Democrats have picked the single worst candidate to run against Trump.
They're hoping Russian, you know, the impeachment didn't work, they're hoping the whole Russia It didn't work, so let's get him on coronavirus.
That's why they want to stop airing his nightly briefings right now, because his approval rating is going up.
And Joe Biden, really the one thing that we know that President Trump did differently than any other president, because I don't know how much a president controls this, but this guy did go against the grain and ban travel from China, and he was excoriated by the left for it.
Can we at least say, all right, you know what?
That's a win for him.
Can you put that up on the scoreboard for him now?
Yeah.
No kidding.
And you know your field of candidates is weak when they're upstaged by a microbe.
They're just gonna trot out a little animated version of coronavirus at convention like in like in Jurassic Park.
Corona DNA!
Right, and how about Biden getting me too'd?
Like who could have connected those dots, huh?
Yeah.
Geez.
I don't buy it.
I don't buy it because she's over 12.
It doesn't line up.
Seriously, like the skeggy old f**k with facial skin pulled like a condom over a cantaloupe, you know, who huffs ten-year-olds.
Oh gosh, who could have seen that coming except Stevie Wonder?
Let me ask you this now, since you were talking about this beforehand, you think it's man-made, which we can get into at some point, but maybe we won't, but do you think that the response has been proportional, or do you think that there's some hysteria?
For someone who was early on this, but now you see how far it's gone, how do you...
Oh, there were authoritarians licking their chops waiting for this thing.
Right.
They were just waiting for any kind of crisis of any proportion.
I think, frankly, you go another week, maybe two, and then you tell the at-risk people to stay home and maybe take extra steps to keep them home.
And then everybody else who's less at risk probably needs to go back to work and get on with their lives.
For Christ's sake, we went back with our lives during the Spanish flu.
Go look at those numbers.
We went on with our lives and continued working back then, what's so special now?
And we understand the exponential growth and so forth, but the same thing was true of the Spanish flu, the same thing is true in all pandemics, frankly.
I think at a certain point you gotta get on with it.
Well, I said this a long time ago, and everyone was like, oh, you can't do that.
I said, well, how about we just quarantine old and sick people, and let everyone else try and implement social distancing where they can, wear masks, wash their hands, so implement all of these measures that we have, let people build up a herd immunity, and protect those who are vulnerable.
And people said I was crazy.
Now I see it suggested everywhere.
I get it.
I'm a late night comic.
People don't take, but could we put that one on the scoreboard for myself?
Breaking news, Crowder calls to end the Democratic primaries.
Yes, exactly.
No, it really is remarkable that we have a list of exclusive, or sorry, a list of essential businesses.
Seems to me we should have created a list of non-essential businesses that probably should have closed down where contamination or, you know, transmission would have been more likely.
You know, like the ball play pen at McDonald's.
We could have, you know, put some yellow tape around it.
Instead, we just shut everything down.
And I don't know... And pretty much everyone who was at risk was already staying home anyways.
Right.
That's the thing.
Like, I was saying, it's not like old people aren't taking precautions.
I was saying during the last debate, every time, you know, Bernie wouldn't shut up or whatever, the moderator should have just coughed.
You know, they would have cleared that stage in like 2.5 seconds, seriously.
Right, and you know Bernie, he's an over-corrector as far as evading.
Like, you saw him hit that speed bag and then came back and hit him in the face for the second time.
He was like, oh!
So you know if the person jumps, he'd be like, and go out of his chair.
Right.
And that would be fun, because then he'd be doing a commercial for the bracelet falling and I can't get up.
We both hate the Chinese government.
I hate the Chinese government because I sympathize with the Chinese people.
And I know you talked about this in your video.
How do you feel, how do you view kind of the people who have to live under this regime?
Because it seems like that's sort of forgotten by the American media.
They lump our targeting of Chinese, the CHICOMs, in with all the people who, by the way, are the same people who say, don't trust China!
China asshole!
So you took the words right out of my mouth.
I'm sorry, I love that guy.
That guy is just, he is a gift to man.
And boy, could Hong Kong have called this harder for Christ's sake?
Jesus, protesting this just ahead of the massive pandemic outbreak.
And I mean, you've seen Taiwan, right?
How they've been excluded too from the World Health Organization meetings.
And when asked about it, the guy just said, oh, I didn't hear the question.
We ran that yesterday, the Skype call.
It's remarkable to me.
Anyway, I want to get back to the question.
What's your view on the difference between the Chinese government and the people?
Because I know you had some insight in your video, which I appreciated.
Well, yeah, I mean, I grew up with people.
My best friend growing up.
was an expatriate from China and so forth.
I mean, the Chinese people, I think, innately have the same desire to go out and work and earn a living that everyone else does, but they're saddled with this post-Great Leap Forward regime that's seven decades in to mass murder and starvation and death, and teabagging the entire planet in their global socialist revolution.
And I think that's the ultimate irony.
You know, the world is shut down, And the economy is at a standstill, and people are begging daddy government to step in and divest them of their personal liberty in exchange for momentary safety.
To me, the Chinese have arguably achieved their world socialist revolution.
Arguably.
Arguably on a temporary basis, but they have achieved their world socialist revolution, the one they aspired to for 70 years, without firing a shot.
That's pretty incredible.
That actually really is an interesting way to look at it, and certainly shows who their allies are in the American media, right?
Because the American media carried their waters related to the Chinese propaganda, and they did the same thing.
A lot of people don't realize this when they talk about South Korea.
They go, look, South Korea is more successful than the United States.
Well, hold on a second.
You're talking about a place that basically has the population density of New York City.
Almost the entire country is very homogenous, which does matter with viruses
because it makes testing easier.
You have a more predictable kind of outcome.
And they doxed their own citizens.
They used personal and private data and made it publicly available
so that people could avoid folks with the coronavirus.
So when they point to South Korea as a success story, I just think
that you want to be the world's most powerful genie.
Everything that comes with it.
They need to let people know how South Korea did it.
And you know what?
At least it'd be a litmus test, because maybe a lot of Americans would say, fine, I want Apple to hand over my targeting, my location data, and I want to be doxed publicly.
But at least we'd know.
Right.
You know, and that's the shame, you know.
I guess every silver lining has a black cloud.
I was hoping that we would at least get rid of K-pop out of all this.
Not yet.
Those stands are out there, man.
I think that is just a little bit of sour grapes, because you and I, who work online, know that nothing we ever do, ever, for the rest of our lives, will surpass Gangnam Style.
And rightfully so.
That was the perfect YouTube video.
Yes.
Before we move on to you being manually throttled, I guess, actually, banned by the folks at CNN, quick question, since you're obviously a big film fan, what do you think about the film industry, like the decision now to release a lot of titles digitally, and do you think that maybe this is going to become a permanent thing in the future?
Because this has kind of changed the way I think a lot of releases work.
I mean, home viewing experience is so good now that I do wonder if they think, you know what, let's just do this.
Let's not use the multiplex petri dishes.
Oh man, some of this Robin Williams genie ain't going back in the bottle.
You know, now that all these businesses know that people can work from home for cheaper, some of these businesses are going to keep them there.
Yeah.
Some of them will be fired in the process, but you know, 100% that's going to happen.
So some of this is going to be permanent and that could be part of it.
But I think honestly, a lot of the stuff that they're releasing, not all of it, but a lot of it is Well, this was obviously gonna bob anyway, so let's just kinda... It's kinda like that... What was that s*** Seth Rogen movie about North Korea that Sony released after being threatened?
The movie that was OBVIOUSLY gonna go up like a fart in church anyways.
The dictator was Sacha Baron Cohen.
What was it called?
The Interview.
The Interview!
The Interview, yeah.
It kinda reminds me of that.
That's what I remember.
Wasn't great.
Yeah, I think you're probably right.
They probably said like, ah, the Mulan real-life redux.
Eh, you know what?
We'll put it for free as a bonus on their $5.99 Verizon plan with Disney+.
And we're mostly pissed because we got all the costumes, and we cut a parody intro to Mulan timed to the release, and then they said we're not releasing it.
We said, well, we did all this work!
Yep.
Right.
So, no good deed goes unpunished.
It's a shame that's the one thing... It's a shame sh**ty movies is the one thing we don't have a shortage of right now.
Right!
That's a good point.
Though I am watching Ozark, and of course Tiger King, and I've enjoyed those immensely.
Tiger King's so good.
Although Tiger King could have been three episodes, really.
It didn't need to be seven.
It just spread it out.
But it was good.
So, as RazörFist, Rageaholic is the YouTube channel.
Before we go, I wanted to ask you, you said you recently had a stream taken down by CNN.
And, you know, we're no stranger to this, with the biggest companies in the world having forced YouTube to retool their policies because of us.
What happened with you?
Well, I mean, as I'm sure you're well aware, these big media conglomerates now are hiring outside consulting firms to just prowl YouTube on debate night.
And get streams shut down and channels flagged, and it turns out we encountered a similar issue, apart from being weekly targeted by Sam Seder, I mean.
We both had streams that were pulled for copyright under wafer-thin premises.
I mean, I alter the footage, you can barely hear it, you can barely see it, you know?
It's more or less me roasting the debates, but it was yanked by the free speech advocates at NPCNN.
Oh, very nice.
Did you get it fixed?
They have another day to take me to court or get off the pot, so we'll see.
Are we sure that's how the system works, though, now?
Because that's what it used to be, right?
They would file a strike, and then you would file a counterclaim, and they had to respond within 14 days.
But then they changed the YouTube system.
I don't know exactly what it is now.
That's why I have a half-Asian learn retainer.
According to the email I received from the always consistent YouTube, They have 10-14 days to take me to court, or they have to back off.
And then the strike is absolved?
Would be absolved, yeah.
You wouldn't happen to know any half-Asians, would you?
You know what, I was going to say, if it doesn't work out, then definitely I'll put you in touch with them, but that used to be the process.
The problem is, you don't get those views back, especially when it's a live stream.
You know, that's what we had with the Oscars stream.
They know that they never take you to court, by the way.
We've had this at least 10, 12 times.
And when it happens less and less now, because I think we've been somewhat litigious, not overly so, but we've, like I said, we're never going to be a shark.
Conservatives can't be sharks on YouTube, but you can be one hell of a puffer fish.
You can make them wish that they'd picked someone else.
And so they stopped trying to take us to court, but they still do abuse the system because how many people are watching live and how many people are going to watch within those first 24 to 48 hours?
It's topical.
You don't get that back.
And that's why the process isn't fair and favors the big guys.
Yeah, right.
The only thing that brings me comfort is the mental image of Jake Tapper saying, "'Gee, that sucks!"
as he clicked the Submit Copyright Claim button.
Yeah, and then Wolf Blitzer right next to him just going, "'Gee, that sucks!' He's barely... I mean, there are reporters who... and Jake Tapper, I disagree with him on a whole lot, but Wolf Blitzer is barely walking upright.
My favorite, the ultimate Wolf Blitzer moment is still Katrina, though.
The so poor and so black comment.
Immortal in the halls of the internet.
Well, it's a toss-up between that and just the screenshot of him on Celebrity Jeopardy with like negative 3600.
He's the lowest score ever, not only on Celebrity Jeopardy, but I think ever.
In jeopardy.
Look, it's the kind of playing performance if you put up on the board at a Trivial Pursuit game night with couples you don't even want to be with.
They'd never let you live it down.
And this guy thought it was a good idea nationally.
So, okay.
This stream will be... You have two more days, you said?
One more day, actually.
So they have to, I don't know, I guess hoard some toilet paper and then s**t or get off the pot.
But yeah, either way.
Okay, good.
And if not, do reach out and we can have, obviously, half-Asian Bill Richmond.
We don't do this for everybody because, you know, it's my retainer.
But you probably need assistance right now more than I do.
Do let us know and we'll be in touch.
In closing, where's the best place for people to find you, Mr. Fist?
And what would be your thoughts that you want to leave folks with?
Well, I mean, you can find me on YouTube, just look up TheRageaholic.
I'm sure you'll find 20 negative videos about me before you find one of my videos.
Some are mine.
That's how the algorithm works.
Unless, of course, it's the Young Turks I noticed.
That's a strange one.
There's like 15 videos up there of me saying, why are you ducking me?
Raise your fist.
So just so you know, I'm still not going to get upset.
And then on Twitter, of course, RazörFist, with a zero, of course, instead of an O. I apologize, I have the most convoluted URLs in all of Christendom.
But yeah, so, I mean, honestly, that's pretty much where you can beard me.
I'm also on Bitchute, and it's just normal, it's just Bitchute.com slash RazörFist, which is probably where we're all gonna have to go eventually.
It could be, although, uh, Mug Club, uh, the water is warm, uh, and even in the, uh, even in the spell of being entirely demonetized, so we can talk about that more sometime, but off air, Mr. Fist, it is Rageaholic.