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June 29, 2023 - Louder with Crowder
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LIVE REACTION: SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN RACIST AFFIRMATIVE ACTION! | Louder with Crowder
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Glad to be with you.
It's the last day of Cultural Appropriation Month, so you can send in your costumes, all of that, and we have some Supreme Court rulings coming down.
Wanted to talk with you for a few seconds here.
First day back on YouTube.
It's June 29th, if you're watching on YouTube right now.
Look, I rarely ask you guys to do anything like this, but a big part of being suspended On YouTube, is that the algorithms now basically confirm you as dead.
So, in order to kickstart that, hit the like button, leave a comment once this show is done streaming, and, you know, do that, and then you can head on over to Rumble.
This is something that's pretty important here.
We are back on YouTube, but I want to be clear as to why.
I've always said that the right politician, someone running for president, is someone who doesn't want the job.
We don't really want to be on YouTube.
We don't care if we get removed from YouTube.
It's only a useful tool as it relates to expanding our reach with the truth.
But the second that we are no longer able to speak the truth in any capacity and understand this is what they're looking to do going into the election, right?
We were suspended with the last midterms.
You've seen what's happened with a lot of Jordan Peterson here on YouTube.
You saw what happened with Matt Walsh.
They're gearing up for the election.
We don't care.
We know that you can leave and head over to Rumble anyway.
We're using it as long as it's useful to us.
Basically, we want to be a thorn in their side and use their own policies against them.
And speaking of which, I don't know if you know this, and here's the issue, is for everything that you see, someone talking about being throttled, shadow banned, you all know that we've been demonetized for years, sure.
There's something happening beneath the surface.
So for example, Google, YouTube, they violated their own promising standards when they were placing these video ads out there.
About 80% of the time they're going to have a serious problem with advertisers.
So we'll probably run that here during the break.
These things happen behind the scenes.
It's not what happens in the light, but what happens in the darkness.
And you've heard of the term deplatforming?
Look, we had Roseanne Barr on the show yesterday.
The reason we were off YouTube for a very long time is because we had the gall to have Alex Jones on our show at all.
Well, guess what?
We're still going to have Roseanne Barr.
We're still going to have Alex Jones.
We're still going to have all of the people who YouTube and Facebook and at one point Twitter tried to de-platform because this is designed to be the re-platforming space.
And it only works with Mug Club if you do like what you see, watching the daily show, you want it on Friday, you want access to everything else, Nick DiPaolo's show, Brian Callen's show is going to be coming, we have some major announcements.
Consider joining Mug Club, lightoffpedder.com slash Mug Club.
It's what keeps the lights on.
But there needs to be an ability and there needs to be a movement now, especially in the face of this election.
Don't, don't doubt for a second, when people are discussing election tampering, when they're discussing altering the outcomes for your country and it affects you, we're talking about the media entertainment industry, industry, I sound like Joe Biden, the media entertainment government industrial complex.
When you have the White House saying Spotify needs to censor Joe Rogan, when you have Mark Zuckerberg saying,
🎵Music🎵 Capitulating to these people is absolutely not an option,
but we can only do that with you.
You are the army.
Figuratively.
And we have some major announcements.
You know that in July we often take a break.
We'll only be gone for two weeks.
Next week is Gun Week.
You'll see a teaser here where we have Mr. Guns and Gear.
Single episode every day.
So Monday through Friday we'll do Handguns 101, Rifles 101, Gun Myths.
From Gun Control Advocates 101, then Gun Myths Technically 101 to keep you safer with your firearms, which YouTube thinks makes you an extremist, understanding how to handle a firearm, but guess what?
Screw them.
All of next week, Monday through Friday, and then some long-form interviews the following week.
So we will not be live through the month of July, but we've been working hard to pre-tape and try to figure out the best ways, again, To just be a thorn in the side of people who hate everything you stand for.
This is the replatforming space.
This is the replatforming movement.
It's going to be a barn burner going into 2024.
And if you do not join Mug Club, I just ask that today you hit that like button on YouTube, share, comment, whatever you can do.
So that this is thrust into the feed of people who YouTube, Google, Facebook, do not want you to see this content.
Silly costume notwithstanding.
On with the show, Gun Week coming up!
That is the loading, operation, etc.
of an airplane.
Oh.
Wow.
That was nice.
That was nice.
It's June, which marks Louder With Grouters' eighth annual Cultural Appropriation Month, where we take you on a journey to explore all of the wonderful, distinct, and mysterious cultures our great planet has to offer.
Because to appropriate is to appreciate.
Our final week of cultural appropriation whisks us away to the biggest and baddest state in the Union.
Home of hats that are way too large, the fastest growing economy in the country, and recreational swimming so renowned people come from all over the southern hemisphere to experience it.
You guessed it!
We're heading to the great state of Texas!
Why are you laughing?
Oh, the Rio Grande thing?
Yeah, that's pretty bad.
I heard the VO, but it didn't make sense until I saw the video.
Hi, YouTube!
We're on your platform, going through all your private stuff.
You better come out and pound me.
Now.
Figuratively.
Yeah, we got all our Cultural Appropriation Month, and we're doing states this year.
For those of you on YouTube who haven't, we did New York, we did California, we did Florida.
Last week is Texas, because we ran out of countries doing this for nine years.
Yes.
For eight years.
I think it's technically eight and a half.
There was a half year between there.
So armadillo.
Armed?
Armedadillo.
We just wanted to change it.
I apologize.
Let's Before I go through the costumes and the fast facts that we have today, look, we just had some Supreme Court rulings.
These are big deals.
Asians, looks like you're not getting the short end of the stick anymore as it relates to affirmative action.
I mean, I wouldn't expect a ton of you to be, you know, like on the Duke basketball team, but you know, look, baby steps.
We have the Alan shooting a body camera footage.
Don't worry, we're not going to be showing you any innocent people who are harmed.
I rarely use the word hero, but this man there was a hero and there
was a hero. I don't know.
That can't be right, can it?
Only 10% of Europe has air conditioning and 90%... There's no way!
Europe really sucks.
Alright, let's go to everyone here in the studio.
We have number two, CEO, Gerald.
I'm gonna put this down just so everyone can see that it's clear.
Howdy, folks!
I'm Big Tex.
Yeah, you are.
I've had a little bit of an accident, as you can tell.
I don't know if you saw the video of that.
Do we have the video?
Big Tex.
Alright, let's see this.
Ah, it burns!
Oh gosh!
Well, do I have to hold my hands here still?
Well, now it makes a lot more sense, the costume.
It does, yeah.
And you can send in your costumes, by the way, to me on Twitter, on Instagram, obviously on MugClub.
You can send them in.
We have the costume contest winners, of course, on MugClub after the show that you watch on YouTube.
And are you hitting a ding?
There's no ding.
All right.
And then we have a... You don't need to explain it, Hootie.
Cheerleader.
I know you don't want the attention on you.
And Yakuza, what are you wearing?
I'm Walker, Texas Ranger.
Okay.
And then we have Tool Man.
I'm an ICE agent.
I get it.
Bag agent.
I didn't realize people were still paying for giant bags of ice.
They are.
It's a very common thing.
Have you seen the Nugget ice makers?
Those fetch a pretty penny.
I guess people love the little tiny Nugget ice.
I don't know why.
In Europe, too, because they don't have air conditioning.
They do not have air conditioning.
Still, we're going to have to verify that statistic.
90% of Americans have air conditioning in only 10% of Europe, and the death toll is staggering.
We make all the references available, but even I still don't believe it.
In third chair today, you hear this song, you know who it is.
Stand up and shout!
Oh, he changed it.
Tonight through Saturday in Denver, Colorado.
Go.
Ha ha ha ha ha.
You can go and see him at bryancallin.com.
And who are you wearing?
Well, I was told I'd be in a wheelchair and I got that via text.
We can't see his legs.
He can't back the camera up, he's got the- 🎵Music🎵
You do?
Yeah, you're going to gray well.
Thank you.
You mean gray more well?
Yeah.
You know what?
That was the joke.
And I don't appreciate that intro music.
I want the music that sounds like I'm riding a horse.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, you know what?
We'll get right on that.
All right.
Time for some fast facts regarding Texas because to... To appropriate is to appreciate.
All right.
Love it.
Dr. Pepper was in fact invented in Texas.
Oh.
Prune juice.
It's still illegal in some cities, and I hope, look, you guys on YouTube, if you, if you, we don't have to keep doing this.
It's a lot of work for something this silly.
It's illegal still in some Texas cities, actually, to sell Limburger cheese on Sundays.
Thank God.
Smells like poo-poo.
This is true.
That's a lot of cheese.
And it's also illegal to possess six or more dildos in the state of Texas.
Did you know that?
Yes, but?
Joke's on you.
That fast facts rate was wrong.
It's five.
Is that right? Okay, so please, With the wheelchair jokes.
Oh no, that wasn't a wheelchair!
We're just trying to make sure that anytime there's a tumbleweed going forward, it doesn't blow out our ears in the microphone.
I feel like tumbleweeds are softer.
Did you know this, by the way?
I didn't know this about armadillos, is you cannot get leprosy from them.
Brandi, when she was outfitting me, she told me that, and I said, I had no idea that I should be primarily concerned with getting leprosy from armadillos.
That's fair.
I didn't know that was a concern that I needed to have.
Now I do, thank you.
But they eat a lot of ticks, so that's good.
Before we get to any of that, here is a leftist TikToker.
But it's not exactly what you would expect.
They've permeated everything.
Gonna open up the doors and turn it up.
Gonna storm my boots in the Georgia mud.
Gonna watch you make me fall in love.
Get up on the hood Get up on the hood
Get up on the hood Get up on the hood
so so
It's a little, it's a little...
That's not real country, Stephen.
I don't care if some guys came around and started wearing skinny jeans in the last five years to sell albums.
I'm saying it's not country!
Well, it was real country until Tim McGraw came and ruined it.
Yes, that's true.
Made, what, $50 million off that Nelly song?
He's like, alright, let me show up and get my check.
Just, I can't go on not loving you!
Alright, I'll be in the band.
You think Travis Tritt's walking in here with skinny jeans on?
No.
I have no idea.
You always focus on the wrong thing.
Those are denim tights.
And what am I looking at?
Okay, alright, let's move on here.
Affirmative action.
What do you got, Gerald?
So, the Supreme Court did rule on the affirmative action case.
We've covered this before, how they would actually weight it against Asian people.
If you want to stop Asian hate, start at Harvard.
Because Asians would not be able to get in because they had affirmative action to get more diversity, they would say.
And so the Supreme Court has ruled on that and a North Carolina case as well, saying that it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.
Which was obvious before the Supreme Court said it.
Before we move on, there is a black lady on CNN, which of course is the I don't see race, talking about affirmative action.
Let's see what they have to say.
You're not.
I'm still scratching my head as many admissions officers will be so I can take into consideration
race as part of the students experience But their actual racial group or category cannot be
contemplated or taken into account You're gonna have a situation that has often been part of
the admissions process to quote-unquote equal students perhaps in academic scoring SATs or ACTs
perhaps Geographically perhaps even in the instruments that they
play so well for the symphony and what will be the deciding factors?
The court here today says it cannot be race, but the other factors could very well remain
I'm also curious to hear from Secretary Lloyd Austin What she just said is, you know, scores, academic performance, extracurricular activities.
It won't include race, but everything else that I just named, which is entirely reasonable, may be a part of the admissions process.
Yes, yes.
Two equal candidates.
She literally just advocated for racism.
She said two equal candidates, everything else being equally, what is it going to come down to?
Well, I know it's not going to be race, which it should.
If it's a black student, they should get in over an Asian.
That's not the issue, too.
That's not the lawsuit.
The lawsuit is...
No, I know, but the lawsuit and a lot of the arguments are that Asians have to actually
achieve higher academic scores.
That's the problem.
It's not everything being equal.
It's even if one outperforms on the metrics that actually matter, race can supersede that.
That's what they're not telling you on CNN.
I don't know if it's because she's an idiot or she's lying.
It could be a little of column A, a little of column B.
They don't use race, though.
A lot of times they'll use lived experience.
So there's all these euphemisms.
And so your lived experience may be one in which you didn't get the kinds of opportunities,
blah, blah, blah, and that has to be taken into account.
Why?
Why?
Because that's the liberal talking point.
Yeah, I understand.
Lower the bar.
Lower the bar.
Guys, you're on the same team.
The fight's out there, dammit!
You're right, you're right.
I apologize, Greg.
Hootie, what were you about to say?
Yeah, we actually had some demographics on the chance of acceptability by race, so it breaks down real quick.
Asians, 12.7 percent.
Whites, 15.3 percent.
Hispanics, 31.3 percent.
Blacks, 56.1 percent.
That's a lot of blacks!
56 percent!
To be fair, I'm sure that all things were equal.
Yeah, that means black applicants in the bottom 40% have a better chance of getting into Harvard than whites and Asians in the top 10% of applicants.
What?
That's a lot of math, but I do know that it's racist.
Do I have that right?
Yes, this is incredibly racist.
Look, this goes back to when I was at UMass, right?
The only diversity they don't care about is intellectual diversity.
Let me paint a picture for you.
By the way, Biden's using a CPAP.
I'll talk about that.
But let me paint a picture for you.
Do you think That you will have a better formative experience.
And I don't think college should be your formative experience.
I think it should be life experience.
I think it should be preparing you for an actual path for a job that exists.
But if you're saying, OK, the experience creates this diverse environment and that causes people to grow.
All right.
You're on a campus where everyone thinks the same.
You never hear about the Constitution or certainly its original intent.
You don't hear people who advocate for the Second Amendment, the First Amendment.
You don't hear from right-wing sources.
You don't hear from conservative sources.
There's somewhere around 30%, by the way, I'm going by rote here, of universities, colleges, in their humanities department, they don't have a single conservative on staff.
So that's the school you go to, but you have a lot of black people and not too many Asian people.
Okay.
In the other world, you have people who got in on academic merit, and you have, because of that, a natural A natural sprinkling, a natural sort of formation of different worldviews.
Of different perspectives.
Where you might have a professor teach you something that challenges you.
Maybe you have one who leans right.
You have one who leans left.
Maybe you have somebody who advocates for a flat text.
Maybe you have a professor who teaches you about a progressive text.
Maybe you have someone who's a Marxist.
Right now that's all you have.
And maybe you have someone who's...
...to it.
Because Biden just got caught...
Unless, Gerald, you want to come in with something?
Good.
Okay. Using a CPAP. It doesn't really matter all that much.
It's funny.
But the reason they had to address it is because photos came out where he had marks on his face.
Yeah.
He looked like the old guy from Mad Max.
With the milking nipples, only not as powerful.
So the White House had to confirm that former Vice President Joe Biden uses a CPAP.
And here you go.
Biden has started using a CPAP machine to treat his sleep apnea.
What are you learning about these breaking details here?
Now we know how he can sleep at night.
The White House just confirming that, that the president in recent weeks, our chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce is told, has been using a CPAP machine to deal with his sleep apnea.
The White House releasing this statement, I'll read it to you in full.
Since 2008, the president has disclosed his history with sleep apnea in thorough medical reports.
He used a CPAP machine last night, which is common for people
with that history. What they don't include is that he was actually
reluctant to wear a CPAP at all until people in his cabinet found a
way to make it more comfortable.
Those listening on audio, it's far worse than the theater of the mind.
It's so haunting.
It's creepy.
I got depressed.
This wheelchair was just... I know, it doesn't help.
I cut right through the sad of the wheelchair.
Yeah, that's a broken wheelchair, by the way.
Don't try it, really.
And Biden, by the way, when he was asked about these marks on his face, He yelled at a reporter who also asked him about this.
He wasn't asked about the marks.
He had the marks.
They're going, that looks weird.
Biden's face looks like a deepfake of Biden's face.
Watch this clip.
When he's asked about Hunter during the China deal, he just yells at the reporter.
Just screams.
President Biden, how involved were you in your son's Chinese shakedown text message?
Were you sitting there?
Were you involved?
Were you involved?
Were you?
No!
No!
Where are you?
No!
Liar!
That's about how we debate.
That doesn't look like a real face.
It looks like if the Phantom of the Opera took off his mask and he had another mask.
Ah!
I forgot my backup mask!
He has trouble getting blood to his head.
Yes, he does.
And that's hard.
You gotta rub.
You gotta rub the neck.
Yeah, no, exactly.
And by the way, when he was asked why he was so cranky, he said that his CPAP was acting up, so he gave it to Hunter.
I went one time for 13 days without sleeping.
It also operates as a great way to smoke crack.
And makes you super mad at the Chinese.
Yes, it does.
It does.
But you take their money.
Oh, boy.
I'll get on that.
That's a power grid.
I'm gonna get on that.
Yeah, please, Governor.
Come on.
I'll be getting on that.
All right.
Give me a second.
Hey, there we go.
All right.
I got it right back.
I got on it.
Just pray to God that this winter here in Texas, we don't get a slight chill.
Can I just bring something up very, very briefly?
No.
You never do.
I'm on your side.
I'm on your side, Gerald.
The White House said during recent weeks he started using a seat.
Peace out yo!
I saw Hootie raise his hand.
I just want to make sure we're not missing anything because we're good.
There are two other decisions coming out.
A Colorado Baker story that's coming back around, and then there's one more big decision that we'll see about student loan forgiveness.
Okay.
Well, if you're watching right now, by the way, again, hit the like button, comment on YouTube, because the algorithm wants you to think that this show no longer exists.
This channel doesn't.
If you search Steven Crowder Change My Mind Abortion, you'll find a PBS clip instead.
All right.
So now that we have the body cam footage, is a hero and they haven't represented it
accurately in the media, which again harms you.
So this brings us to this week's Good Guy With A Gun.
Well, that's fun.
I like that.
There's a lot of good guys with guns.
Thanks for helping me while I was taking a sip.
I was hoping you guys would take the ball.
I did.
I said something.
So, here's the thing.
You said I speak too much!
I didn't want to interrupt your slurp.
The left is misrepresenting this as though, well, look, this is why only police officers should have guns.
The cop came and stopped us.
No, this was a police officer, by the way, with far more training than you would see
from a standard police officer who was not even responding to this call, but waded into
a firefight anyway.
So that matters.
This just as easily could have been a bystander with a firearm, because this was not the police
officer responding to that call.
That's a pivotal difference.
Yeah, they can comment below if you knew that.
The media doesn't discuss that.
And of course, they're not discussing it right now.
They're just bitching about, you know, Asians are not allowed to get into college on the
same playing field.
So we don't show you here, we have a rule, we don't show you innocent people being slaughtered.
Sometimes you'll see that on shows, uh, they think it helps with clicks.
But, this, uh, is some body cam footage from the Allen shooting, and, uh, the only person at whom he is shooting is, uh, the bad guy who, thankfully, was, uh, you know, assuming room temperature when this man was through.
So that's a happy ending.
Uh, but still, I wouldn't have if you have kids there, they shouldn't be watching.
Here's the body cam footage.
So 336 PM, the shooting starts.
What you are about to see here is by 340, this man had neutralized that threat completely.
He was responding to a different call.
They're moving farther away from me.
That right there is a hero.
Responding to a different call, he hears the gunshot.
There's not a moment's hesitation.
He's heading right into it.
What?
What?
I can't do that.
Yes!
What you got?
Are we on mass shooting?
Yeah, we got people coming.
You can see from the body cam footage he's handling his firearm properly.
Now this is pivotal.
Watch what he does when he shoots.
We'll come back to it.
Triple tap.
Gun down.
Back up.
Controlled.
Down.
Firearm back down.
You say you got him down?
That's what he just said, yeah, he got him down.
Finger off the trigger there.
This guy knows what he's doing.
Nice.
Good for him.
Good work.
Nice.
Great fight, good work.
Good for him.
Good work.
Yeah.
You want?
I got my face off!
I'm not hearing any gunshots!
Is he down?
This guy, by the way, was kicked out of the military for mental health reasons.
the shooter.
He actually didn't even go to basic training.
Now I wanted to show you that in its entirety because rarely do you see someone who, from
what we've seen, does nearly everything right.
From how he handles his firearm, firearm safety, we'll be doing gun week next week by the way, going through those, the ins and outs.
To obviously controlling his firearm, obviously knowing how to shoot, how to aim, if you actually look at the percentage of shots landed just from what we're seeing there, that's incredible.
To calling out verbally what is happening, telling other people to get away, right, trying to keep people safe.
And honestly, how many of you can say that you would respond and wade into gunfire at a moment's notice, at a moment's notice, without any hesitation?
Here's the thing, this police...
...went beyond the call of duty...
He wasn't even responding to this call.
I'm going by voice.
Call me a racist if you want.
Clearly seems to be a man of color.
Why isn't the media scrambling to find out everything about him and get his face in the news?
We venerated George Floyd.
We venerated Tamir Rice.
Michael Brown.
Insert Trayvon Martin.
Insert the name here.
The right thing even when it wasn't his job He had literally not been called to do that.
I think it would be great for young black boys, but it would be great for all young boys.
Why don't you know his name?
Yeah.
Comment below.
And you know what?
I'm sure there are some people out there who can probably figure some things out.
And at the very least, this man deserves a fruit basket, if not a raise.
Absolutely.
My adrenaline's rushing just watching that.
Yeah.
Like I watched it last night with the sound- Oh
So So
So Affirmative action
Hey, you know what?
Asians should be admitted.
That's a layup.
Right now, nothing in the news.
I don't know what the percentage is.
I'm willing to bet many news outlets, 0%.
0% it's a layup. Hey common Can we all agree
Hey, this is the kind of action that you want to see from a police officer.
If you don't see them covering this, there is no common ground to be found.
And something that I think is very important to note, we talk about good...
As just as easily been responding as a citizen, as you, with an AR-15 in your car.
Which, by the way, many Americans, certainly many Texans, absolutely have.
That's important to keep in mind, because the left will try and frame this as a... See, this is why only the police should have guns.
Well, let me fill you in a little bit.
Do you have any idea how inefficient, how unequipped so many police officers are to deal with this?
In Texas, the proficiency for police officers, the annual minimum, meaning you get to go out And serve and protect.
You only have to fire fifty rounds competently with a handgun.
All year!
Five rounds with a shotgun.
All year!
Twenty rounds with your precision rifle.
All year!
This is not a man who did the bare minimum.
You do not get to be that proficient by doing the bare minimum.
And you know what?
Most gun owners don't either.
Most gun owners, if they go to the range once a year, they're firing more than fifty rounds.
Twice, I guarantee it, this guy It's the in-betweens.
It's what he did when he wasn't forced to.
You do not get to be that efficient with a rifle firing 20 rounds a year.
And I'm just amazed that no one out there is looking to commend him.
them hey nameless faceless man.
You are an actual hero.
What were you going to say?
Well, you sink to the level of your training.
So, in a crisis, people think they rise to the occasion.
If you haven't trained, you will sink to the level of your training.
If you shot just 50 rounds in one year, it ain't gonna go well for you.
Right.
Statistically.
you might, you might, but for the most part, you have a much better chance if you actually
drill that and rehearse it in your mind.
And the one thing I have to say is that guy is an absolute hero.
I just wish there were more civilians around who were trained, who were armed, because
that's the only way to stop a guy like that.
The left will go into mental health, and that is an issue.
They can go into the fact that we have all these guns out there and that the wrong people get guns sometimes legally.
I think this guy bought eight firearms legally.
I get it.
There are some loopholes that are hard to close.
In the meantime, though, I'd feel a lot safer if citizens had the wherewithal to be trained.
These arguments are absolutely silly.
And understand the world that you live in.
The reason that an AR-15 is very popular, by the way, it's easy to control.
That's why women love shooting it.
Gerald, you'll see next week in Gun Week, was 4 for 4 at 100 yards.
He'd never shot it before.
Then he missed with a shotgun at point-blank range.
I don't know how that happens.
It's a miracle.
Gerald!
But you'll be able to watch it.
I corrected it.
I got it on the second try.
What a hero.
By the way, that's a little heavy, so just to clear the palette, let's check in, actually, in Dallas to see what this TikToker has going on.
Hi y'all!
Today I went on a little field trip to this place called the Grassy Knoll because it's supposedly famous for something, but I really don't know why.
I've even heard there might be ghosts, but I haven't seen any.
So if you know anything about ghosts, let me know in the comments below.
If there's an X in the middle of the street, I think there's treasure!
So I'm gonna go check it out and see what I can find.
Bye!
Oh my gosh.
I weep for our society.
This has been... Hey, if you want to show this guy you love him, hit the like button.
Show him you love him, even if we don't know his name yet.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Sometimes they're breathing heavily and triple tap with an AR-15.
God bless him.
and this has been this week's Good Guy with a Gun.
Alright, so there's not going to be any more Supreme Court decisions today, but we do have a clip, and I think a lot of people... Are they all tuckered out from the one?
The whole one decision.
I think they knew that this was going to make liberals' heads explode, and they wanted to give them time to actually do that.
Yeah.
Right now, all they're doing right now in the media is crying, but this is a clip from Derek Johnson, the NAACP president, and I'll... Well, that'll be fun.
Listen to what he says.
The worst thing about Affirmative Action is that it created Clarence Thomas who benefited from the program and now is in a position where he's going to deny many young African American talented individuals an opportunity.
Ah, the worst thing about Affirmative Action is that it created Clarence Thomas.
Thank you NAACP president.
So you're against Affirmative Action?
No, I am pro!
But I believe we should make an exception for Clarence Thomas who is clearly qualified and very good at his job.
All right, Mr. Rootscholar, we understand your position, I believe.
Lower the bar!
I don't understand.
So you don't just lower the bar on admissions.
So people think, like, oh, well, they're just letting him in the school.
Think of how racist that phrase is.
They're saying, look, I understand your argument.
And this is what they're saying on scene.
I understand your argument that people, regardless of race, In this case, specifically Asians, if they reach academic standards, extracurriculars, all these things that are quantifiable, that they should be able to enter into the university of their choice.
Counterpoint!
How about we lower the threshold so blacks can get in, but we keep the Asian threshold higher than the average?
Right, and that'll make young black people feel really good about themselves.
Yeah, but here's the thing.
You're not just lowering admissions.
That doesn't solve the problem, because you can easily have people that are not qualified.
I don't care if they're Hispanic, black, white, I don't care who it is.
If you can't carry the load academically, they have to lower the standards of the university.
And I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I believe that Thomas Sowell wrote about this.
There's a huge gap as they lower the standards for admissions, the dropout rate.
Yeah.
These people, anyone who couldn't reach the original academic standards for admissions, they fall behind, and when they go into a program and they waste that time, it actually sets them, let's say, student debt is added, wasted time, a year, two years, and you can't make it through the program, all because some white savior activist said, no, no, no, no, let's lower it to get you into the STEM program for which you're not qualified.
The fake victim culture creates real victims.
I want to get to the... Sorry, I cut you off.
Yeah, no, but I wanted to piggyback off of that point because in Thomas Sowell's book what he says is they would have performed well at another university.
These people aren't stupid, but they just aren't to the level of maybe a Harvard or someplace like that.
Or MIT.
MIT had the same problem.
So they would go to another university, they would perform very well, they would have a ton of confidence from that experience and be able to get a great job and do whatever, do very well in a career potentially.
Whereas when they go to one of these universities, brick wall of failure, not able to carry the load potentially, and now it kind of sets them back for life because they had that experience.
That is not a good thing to do to people.
Of course not.
I wouldn't have won.
I could have gotten into Harvard with a 10.50 on the SAT!
I'm not even kidding.
I had an offer letter from Harvard, full scholarship because they do academic scholarships, and
they were going to take me with a terribly low SAT score because I could play football.
A full ride?
A full ride, 100%.
Oh my god, my dad would push me.
Princeton, Yale, Harvard, every Ivy League school I could have gotten into with a super, it didn't matter what my SAT score was.
This is why Gerald pisses everybody off.
Here's the thing, the problem is he's incredibly smart.
He could have gone to any Ivy League school where he played football and he did incredibly well.
The problem is that he's incredibly smart and sharp, who occasionally does things so dumb, like never finding in 7-8 years of the program a way to fit in his personal story.
Well I did now.
I waited.
I played the long game.
It's like hitting 4 for 4 your first time with an AR at 100 yards and then missing with a shotgun.
That is Gerald's life.
I thought it was going to kick more.
Princeton?
Any of them.
And Harvard.
I could have gone to Dean Cain's school.
With a 1050?
Yeah, I think I had to get over a thousand.
Like, I didn't even study for the SAT.
I literally walked in in flip-flops after being on vacation for a week, took the test, I think I got like an 1120 or something like that, and I was like, I'm out!
I don't need anything more!
Wow.
Incredible.
Good for you.
I did the PSAT, I was like top ten percent, but I didn't care.
We're going to have to have a meeting after the show and go through any other interesting act, because maybe you just don't think it's interesting.
Yeah, I sailed through the Galapagos one time, you know, on a completely motorless boat, you know.
But at least look at him now.
He's dressed like Big Tex.
Yeah, exactly.
They burned Big Tex.
Oh, sorry.
Did I see something else coming in from Supreme Court from Hootie?
No.
No, there's not gonna be any... Oh, there's a Robert Reich tweet.
Please let me do this.
Oh my gosh.
Oh no.
Robert Reich, please.
The Supreme Court's decision to ignore the role that race plays in our nation and how it shapes our institutions and who is allowed to participate in them is a major setback.
Wrong!
Doesn't have a damn thing to do with if you can carry the load academically, Robert.
Nope.
You can have your society of everybody gets to go to Harvard if you want it, but then it's not Harvard, it's something else.
It's dumbed down to the lowest common denominator.
I'm sorry, not everybody's smart enough to get into these Ivy League schools and perform.
That's called a meritocracy.
It should be a meritocracy.
Well, I would even say not everyone is on the path to go to an Ivy League school and they can be far smarter than people in the Ivy League, for example.
They'll do better in life.
Yeah, exactly.
You know what's smarter than getting a gender studies degree at an Ivy League school?
Learning a trade and starting a business and there's nothing wrong again.
The premise for all of this is hey you need to go to University you need the world of higher education.
That's the ticket to success and it's a lie.
So they promise it as the ticket to success.
Right.
And so.
So.
There weren't any more mares to sleep.
Alright.
It shocks the sensibilities, but here's one too today.
And again, it's very rare that something comes across my desk.
I know.
Where I say, are you sure this is right?
Because it's so extreme.
Yeah.
But all the references are available at lotteriescrowder.com.
So my question to you is, I kind of front-loaded it at the beginning of the show, but this will probably go up as a clip.
What percentage of Americans do you think have air conditioning versus Europe?
Okay.
Now, comment below.
That's pivotal.
Ice agent, the sunglasses make it hard for you.
You're not as quick to the draw.
Yeah, sorry.
It really doesn't make sense to wear sunglasses inside if you're an agent.
Yeah.
Unless you've lived a good life, bro.
The reason this matters is because, based on the premise of climate change, right, the reason for these heatwaves, a false claim, you have the left advocating reducing or outright getting rid of air conditioning, right, because of CO2 emissions.
Makes sense.
And when you understand that that kills people to the tune of thousands, many, many, many thousands in the first world.
And then you understand how many people die in the third world that we aren't necessarily even able to quantify because those records are not kept.
They're not tip-top.
They're not airtight with their records in the world that is third.
But right now, Texas is in the middle of this massive heat wave.
It seems here to stay.
In case you don't know, here's a clip.
With the severe storms, doing little to bring down the extremely high temperatures across the state.
It's not what they're designed to do, you moron.
Still weeks away.
Yeah, but it's not it.
Yeah.
It has to work.
It doesn't matter.
San Angelo and Del Rio, Texas, both yesterday breaking their all-time highest temperature record.
It's one of Dante's rings.
Combined with high humidity, creating a dangerous combination.
And just to be clear, there have been 13 deaths attributed to the heat wave, so I understand that.
We're all sympathetic, empathetic, and we would all like to reduce deaths due to extreme temperatures.
Of course.
Correct.
And it's helpful.
then head on over to Rumble.
So, here we are.
The claim, and I'm sure you've seen this, Brian, is this is naturally all the cause of global warming.
Right?
Climate change.
Wait, yeah, that's right.
I forgot which one they went with.
Remember that movie when Adam McKay created that movie Vice and he tried to make it seem like climate change was invented by right-wing extremists?
What?
Yeah, Frank Luntz and his toupee and sneakers.
Are you serious?
Yeah, it clearly came from the left when they had extreme cold temperatures.
Oh, now I have to watch it and be angry.
So they have a solution!
You don't set an appointment to get angry.
Well, what if I want to be angry?
Well, if I do, I just set an appointment with you so you can tell me your personal stories.
He watches it just to get some motivation to work out.
He could have gone to Oxford as well.
It's really strange.
Oh God, is that true?
Yeah, that's another thing with Gerald.
You know, he went into the gym for the first time in 10 years and he put 225 on the bench.
His leg was off the ground.
It was cockeyed and cattywumpus.
I don't know, it was 8 reps with 225, we're never touching a barbell in 10 years, good?
Everyone's like, we hate you.
Next you'll tell me he's 6'4".
Yeah, I know.
That's what he says, but he's actually 6'5"!
Yeah, that's really annoying.
He's so humble and nice, and I just want to punch him right in his burnt face.
And he can run you down!
I know.
Don't you dare run me down!
The solution from the left here is, hey, global warming, right?
So if that's your premise, again, think about it.
We've talked about Gun Week.
If you start off just a little bit off center, well, if you're shooting at five.
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Going to miss a few years down the line.
So their solution, starting with the premise of climate change, is, uh, we need to ban air conditioning.
It's expected that 4 billion people will buy their first air conditioner by 2050.
Great!
But air conditioning itself is a major contributor to global warming.
It uses a massive amount of electricity and can leak potent greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
You actually will get into this pretty strong feedback effect where, you know, it's hotter, people want more air conditioning, and it just gets, you know, worse and worse.
We're saying the same thing!
Yes.
You get into this, except for the lies, that it's this massive energy, that's not true, I'll give you all these facts, because, you know, it gets hotter and people want air conditioning, and they put in sad music.
Like the theme from Schindler's List, like, yeah, it gets hotter and more people want air conditioning!
Wouldn't it be great?
It's kind of Doomsday music, though.
Yeah, it is.
What is air conditioner?
Air conditioning!
Yeah.
And that guy looks like he's well-conditioned.
Well air-conditioned.
Oh, that guy doesn't do well in the sun?
No.
He's sitting in an air-conditioned space right now.
It's a crying air-conditioner.
He couldn't be whiter.
His skin sees a UV ray.
It's 30 days of night.
He's smolders.
Vampire!
Vampire!
And nothing about John Kerry's private jets.
No, exactly.
Here's how Vox puts it.
And by the way, just to be clear, NBCUniversal, the parent company of Vox, they're all carbon neutral.
Oh, they are?
Yeah, they don't use energy.
And I'm sure their offices are not air-conditioned.
That's crap.
So, this is what they write.
What if the most American symbol of unsustainable consumption isn't the automobile, but the air conditioner?
In cool indoor spaces, it's easy to forget that billions of people around the world don't have cooling.
No, we didn't forget it.
You do.
And that air conditioning is worsening the warming.
That it's supposed to protect us from.
By the way, shouldn't end it with from, but here's the truth, okay?
People without air conditioning die, just to be clear.
And by the way, you know what makes it less likely for people to have air conditioning?
Skyrocketing energy costs.
Which, of course, we have experienced.
And if the left had their way unfettered, the entire world would experience.
Imagine if Justin Trudeau was actually consequential.
Do you have any idea how much your gas would cost?
How much your electric bill would be?
Put him in charge of a major U.S.
state.
Quinn Mills is shocking.
This is from the CDC.
The W-A-H-A-N-D.
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702 in the U.S.
to Europe, 15,000.
Wow.
That's 2.01 per 100,000.
And by the way, the temperatures when you're looking at the extreme, for example, you want to compare apples to apples, Texas, Spain, you look at, they're very close.
They have extreme heat, just to be clear, before you try and say that.
Yeah.
Italy.
Now here's something, so you go, okay, so 10 times the amount.
All right, what's the big differentiating factor?
And the reason we say the United States to Europe as opposed to one European country, right?
Think, we have Florida, we have Texas, and we have New York State, right?
You have Washington.
We have all of the climates, so it's a more accurate comparison, as well as population.
The households with air conditioning in the United States, 90%.
The households with air conditioning in Europe, 10%.
Are we sure about that, Gerald?
Sure about that.
So crazy.
They were a lot of fans.
According to MIT, Steven.
According to MIT.
According to MIT.
Okay.
Reputable university.
Yeah, okay.
I just want to make sure that we are correct.
Just making sure, yeah.
Do we have anyone else who corroborates that?
Actually, we have a few.
The Washington Post will also corroborate that.
CNBC.
Well, they said it was 5% in 2019 as far as Europe.
Well, it's doubled.
Okay.
And so, yeah.
And we're making all this available.
The United States, 90% of households have air conditioning, and Europe is 10%.
So MIT, Washington, I just want to make sure.
Washington Post, CNBC, I have others.
Statista, if you want to go down the list a little bit.
And then, finally, one of my favorite sites, Mother Jones.
Mother Jones confirmed this.
Mother Jones confirmed this.
She's a bitch.
I don't like her at all.
So, hold on, 90 versus 10.
That must mean that...
♪♪♪ Are we sure? We're sure, Gerald, about that.
One hundred percent.
100% sure about that number.
90 versus 10.
90 versus 10.
And by the way, sometimes it's government interference.
Spain wouldn't allow their residents to set their thermostats below 80 degrees.
That's like having a former military dad.
It is!
And by the way, only 5% of homes in England have air conditioning.
Really?
Keep them toasty!
They'll be sluggish and we can control them.
That's right.
Hand out popsicles once a year.
So you have ten times the death rate in Europe.
It's more than that.
It's more than that.
700 to 15,000?
700 to 15,000?
Yeah, 700 to 15,000.
That's like 1 million percent.
million percent.
But the solution is to get rid of air conditioning, right, according to the left, because of the massive amount of greenhouse gases.
Okay.
So again, let's assume, let's assume that, let's say 50%, right?
You might think that if you're saying it's worse than vehicles.
Let's assume that 50% of the Earth's CO2 came from air conditioning.
Okay.
Okay.
We're at the point.
Outro Missions
And according to MIT, man-made CO2 only accounts for 9% of all of that in the atmosphere.
So that means we have 10 times the death rate in Europe, where people less than 10% of the population have air conditioning.
So we know that lack of access to centralized air conditioning, to modern cooling methods, leads to deaths on a massive scale.
But we still want to enact policy that will lead to more deaths.
To the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, probably trillions, probably zillions if you adjust for the current state of inflation.
That's what it would cost to eliminate CO2 from AC.
And that would reduce the total CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere by 0.35%.
Is that worth trillions of dollars and tens of thousands of deaths?
0.35%?
Hey, we can't do these numbers because no one has a consistent source.
If you were to shut off all air conditioning tomorrow to reduce total CO2 emissions by 0.35%, alright, how many lives do you think that would save?
What would that do as far as a quantifiable effect, a measurable effect on the global temperature?
Would it lower the global temperature and eliminate heat waves enough that people without the air conditioning, because you took it away, could survive?
Hey, let's say it takes it down from a record high of 118 to 114, which no one is even claiming.
Are those people better off?
117.8.
Well, I mean, at least you can do hot yoga.
They're already doing that.
You would only have the choice to do hot yoga.
The same money on saunas?
I don't know.
It's called India.
All yoga in India is hot yoga.
But yoga in India, in Hindu, means stretch.
Stop moving your legs, Brian.
What?
They don't work.
You can't.
I don't know, I just, I felt- Governor.
They don't work.
If a tree falls- If you want to be Daniel Day-Lewis, you have to earn it.
I know, I'm- It's true.
I'm a bad method actor.
You know what they're not taking into account in this is refrigeration.
So a big part of air conditioning and refrigeration are very similar processes.
Refrigeration typically is much more intense.
Refrigeration is quite possibly the single greatest invention in history for man, says you.
No, I'm just saying in general.
It might- Seriously, if you look into what it allows you to do with medicine and food and everything else- You can preserve food and medicine!
I like to preserve all of my meats by drying them and placing them in solid ice.
You're such a man.
So they're saying we should probably get rid of that too because that really is kind of a subcategory of air conditioning.
Refrigeration fits neatly in that.
You want to just roll back every invention that we've ever made?
So you live in a world where you don't have air conditioning, let's say you wouldn't have refrigeration, okay, and they want to get rid of gas stoves and wood oven and coal stoves in New York, so you have meat that has gone rancid with no ability to cook it!
You gotta salt it and dry it!
Live on jerky!
You have feces, like that!
Yeah.
This is what we have to lose.
So you can comment below.
Does that make all of those numbers?
90% of the United States to 10% of Europe, 700-something deaths in the United States due to heat, over 15,000 in Europe, and if we eliminated all air conditioning, as advocated by Vox, as advocated by all these leftist outlets, all the references are available at ladloffcoder.com, we would reduce CO2 in the world for a totally air-conditionless society by 0.3%.
Three, five percent.
No one here is anti-world, anti-planet.
We're pro-human.
I like that.
They're talking about the Supreme Court again.
Oh, they're crying.
Let's see what they're saying.
This guy with Pugsley-Adams haircut.
...together, the majority was six each.
I just want to read a couple quotes before we get to our reporter who is in the room.
Oh, really?
Justice Robert Croak.
Thank God.
Look at the bottom of that.
Affirmative action is long held black and...
I'm not going to read that.
you By the way, when we're talking about life experiences, we have a lot of Asian friends, and I've had a lot of Asian employees here, Asian-American employees here.
I think you might be surprised to learn that many of their life experiences are quite severe.
It's like, hey, I notice you have great scores, but what's been your life experience?
What's the hardest thing you've been through?
Are you from an inner-city area?
Well, yeah.
Yeah, I am.
Urban area?
Yeah.
Not the wealthy?
Sure.
What else?
If I missed a verse in my piano lessons, my mom would jam the keys into my neck and duct tape a bar of soap to my face so CPS would be called by the neighbors every five minutes.
Call the tiger mom.
We'll call you back.
She'd stand over me with a rattan cane.
Again, boy!
Again!
Strength in this life, happiness in the next.
What's the greatest adversity that you, as an Asian immigrant, have had to overcome here in comparison to the black students?
Um, okay.
Do you see this size one foot?
Yeah.
Are you familiar with the act of Chinese foot binding?
Yeah.
Turns out that it's not really good.
I didn't know that until I got here and saw a podiatrist.
That's why I walk with a limp.
It's good for ballet.
But I get it.
I get it.
I'm not from inner city Detroit and I don't have an SAT score 300 points lower.
Are we through here?
You sure about that, five minutes?
What's that, Hootie?
Yeah, the left is freaking out.
We got a New York Times tweet here.
Breaking news!
The Supreme Court rejected affirmative action at Harvard and UNC.
The major ruling curtails race, conscious college admissions in the U.S., all but ensuring that elite institutions become whittier and more Asian and less black.
Whiter!
Whiter!
Sorry, whiter and more Asian and less black and Latino.
He almost read it whitey-bolger.
I did.
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We're not going to address public education.
We're not going to address single parent families.
We're not going to address any of these things that lead to lower outcomes educationally.
We're just going to lower the bar eventually for you.
Does that do it for you?
We're never going to change anything so this is always going to be in place.
Racism is always going to be in place to make sure you're okay.
I agree with everything except G.I.
Jane was a horrible analogy because she did take control of her situation.
That bitch did knuckle push-ups.
And then she showed a forehand and she said let's do this.
And she won.
Shaved her head, too.
She did.
And she pulled the guy through the valley and got him out.
Barely.
Got it.
What, you don't think Demi Moore is capable of that?
If a bird falls off a tree and dies.
Alright, we'll continue keeping you abreast in the Supreme Court, but of course it is
Cultural Appropriation Month and we're doing Texas, so that brings us to this week's 7
Plus 1.
You forgot to turn in the chamber!
7 plus 1 best things about living in Texas.
And by the way, to anyone out there, if you are in Texas right now, you can comment on YouTube or of course on Rumble.
Hey, leave a comment on YouTube then head over to Rumble.
Big ol' steam and dump on the YouTube.
It'll piss them off.
Alright, 7 plus 1 best things about living in Texas.
Number 7.
We actually have four seasons here in Texas.
Oh, we do.
Wonderful.
So you get to enjoy the experience of the changing of seasons.
There's sweltering summer, sweltering summer part 2, ice storms, and chiggers.
That's a season?
Yes.
Unto itself, it is.
Absolutely.
Those are the things that get under your skin?
Yes.
That's pretty fair.
No, they don't.
That's false.
Kind of like liberals do.
Hey, hey.
See that, guys?
They release an enzyme.
I did not know that.
I know because my mom believed they burrow into your skin, chiggers.
She was like, what you do is you put nail polish on it and that's the nail polish that's going to create a film and the chigger is going to suffocate.
But it turns out the ticker's long gone and he's moved on to biting my balls.
I know.
You just have nail polish on your body.
But then I have dead tickers in my leg.
You want it to suffocate in your body?
That's what she thought.
A lot of people think that you have multiple tickers burrowing in.
They don't.
It's more like they release an enzyme and then they move on.
So everyone thought that it's a myth.
So the enzyme itches or something?
Yes, exactly.
Then add that soothing balm, nail polish.
Hold on a second.
We've all gone way too far down this trail, and there are a lot of people not from Texas who are not familiar with the term chiggers.
Just to be clear, it's an actual thing.
It is, yeah.
Yeah, I know how you think that sounds.
It's not a snipe.
No.
It's a real thing.
Chiggers.
Just to be clear.
I know how it sounds.
Get your mind out of the gutter.
I get it.
The Supreme Court has put you in a bad place.
Seven plus one.
Best parts about living in Texas.
Number six, Gerald.
In the summer, you can bake cookies in the front seat of your car.
Yeah, that's true.
And your infant in the back seat.
Well, just be careful.
That's all.
Be careful.
That's what we're saying.
Unless you've decided you don't.
Sharing is caring.
Best things about living in Texas.
Number five, Mr. Brian Keller.
It is the only state where the security at a nightclub pats you down to make sure you're caring.
Oh, well yeah, that's fair.
That's fun.
Number four in Texas, no shoes, no shirt, no functioning power grid.
I'll get on that.
Problem.
And those signs are posted.
7 plus 1 best things about living in Texas.
Number 3, Brian Callen.
Baby's teeth on the bones of smoked brisket.
Huh.
Yeah.
Well, that's good.
My baby doesn't have teeth.
Teething happens.
Number 2, everything is bigger in Texas, but it's usually benign.
So that's something everyone can laugh about.
It happens.
And the number 1 best thing about living in Texas, Gerald Morgan.
Those brisket tacos that Jill Biden mentioned.
Oh, we have a clip!
Understanding that the diversity of this community, as distinct as the Bogotas of the Bronx, as beautiful as the blossoms of Miami, and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in San Antonio.
Cultural appropriation in my mouth.
You know what I mean.
That's cultural appropriation.
I love diversity in my mouth.
I had to watch that through my fingers.
The Bogotas of New York.
You mean bodegas.
Oh, I forgot.
There's always one in the chamber.
The plus one.
Plus one best thing about living in Texas.
It's the only state with a governor who doubles as a shopping cart.
Okay.
You know what?
I don't approve.
It's a shopping cart centaur.
There goes my career.
There you go.
No, you're just playing a character.
All right, well, there you go.
That's been the 7 plus 1 best things about Texas.
You forgot Stefan in the chamber!
All right, so look, yeah, one thing that I want to talk about here, too, before we leave, before we go to Mug Club, is I'll get on that.
I promise.
I'm gonna get it.
It's just a tower grid.
Greg!
All right.
We got it?
Yeah, just a little... Hold on a second, guys.
We apologize.
A little prickly.
There we go.
We're back.
We're back.
It's hot!
Did you do that with your mind?
I have a signal.
I use my fingers.
I go like that.
I go... And I do that.
And then my assistant knows.
He's not Professor Xavier, okay?
He could be.
I can't use my legs.
So we're going to continue.
By the way, you can send in your costume contest.
You can send in your costume contest, I guess I should say entry, Twitter, Instagram.
But look, before we go here, I know often we take a break in July.
Next week, a lot of work, these people.
Gun Week, where we have an episode every single day.
And the following week, long-form interviews regarding climate change, regarding McKinsey & Company, you've heard of BlackRock, you've heard of Vanguard.
It's a time where we wanted to do a little bit more of a deep dive, and we have some major announcements that we're going to be making.
It depends on exactly when we come back live.
It'll either be August 1st, so two weeks away, or August 7th, because there's some conversations behind the scenes.
And this is the complication of really trying to fulfill the vision of the company.
This is the re-platforming place.
It's the place where people who have been removed, where people have been throttled, shadowbanned, or people who just won't get a fair shake anywhere else, we're not trying to fit them into the YouTube box, that'll never work, we're not trying to get them back on Facebook, that'll never work, and we're certainly not going to punish them if they don't play ball.
We want them under the umbrella of the safety, the hedge of protection with Mug Club, you, you are the army, and we want to replatform people.
We want to ensure That people don't feel as though they have to perform without a net.
That's what we are working on behind the scenes, as well as some other launches that are pretty significant.
Gerald, I do appreciate all the work that you've put in.
Thank you, sir.
There's a lot to be done.
So August 1st, August 7th, depending on who you will see darkening this doorway... I can't talk about it.
Don't say it.
I know, I know, I get it, I get it.
It's exciting.
If you're watching on Rumble, hit that button right there.
You can join Mud Club.
We're going to continue for another 45 minutes to an hour today.
We have the show tomorrow at 10 a.m.
Eastern.
We have Nick DiPaolo Monday through Thursday.
By the way, Nick, thanks for doing the shows when his air conditioning went out.
It was 95 degrees in his studio.
Yeah, but that's what they want.
No, no.
Not Nick.
I mean, all the leftists.
That's what they want.
Yes, exactly.
That's what they want.
Nick DiPaolo sweating his balls off being angry.
It just makes him angrier.
Angrier Nick DiPaolo is always bad.
You don't want that!
Yeah.
You didn't know it was possible.
Yeah, yeah.
More truth.
Thank you very much.
Mug Club will see you tomorrow.
Brian Callan is in Denver, Colorado this week.
BrianCallan.com.
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