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Ridiculous Reflection
00:03:25
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| Caitlin is a doctor! | |
| It's calling you to do it again! | |
| Nobody wants to talk to a grown adult who's moving on their process. | |
| I have to point out, you have a sticker that says I poop on fascists. | |
| And you're talking about it smelling like poop? | |
| That's a sticker. | |
| Yeah, I poop on fascists. | |
| That's fascist. | |
| You want to poop on me? | |
| I will poop on you if you continue being a fascist. | |
| Have a little bit of self-reflection there. | |
| You look ridiculous right now. | |
| And when this clip goes out, this is going to go viral, and you guys are going to get made fun of, because this looks so bad for you. | |
| It might be your baby's diaper. | |
| I smell s. | |
| You're shaking. | |
| Yes. | |
| Are you a little nervous? | |
| No, because I'm about to move you. | |
| You're about to move, babe. | |
| It might be her baby's diaper that she's holding right there. | |
| Do you have a f pants? | |
| Is it you that has poopy pants? | |
| Don't answer her question. | |
| Have you ever had a poopy pants? | |
| No. | |
| She's just like their clothes. | |
| Oh, good. | |
| There's Dean project 2025 being implemented What? | |
| Where have you seen Project 2025 being implemented today? | |
| Everything Donald Trump is doing is Project 2025. | |
| He's usurped the power of Congress with the legislatures. | |
| And it's not allowed to carve and cut the Constitution. | |
| If you listen to Dr. Looney said this morning, well actually it was a month ago, that there are 27 complaints that the American colonists had against George III. | |
| Ironically, I played Elsa for a birthday party once. | |
| My hands are ready. | |
| My hands can open. | |
| And I'm off to shoot. | |
| Caitlin fired. | |
| Caitlin is the doctor. | |
| It's calling you to do it again. | |
| That has got to be the most beautiful ballad someone has ever written for me. | |
| Also, have a humiliation, King. | |
| That's why she subject yourself to this. | |
|
Immigrants Welcome?
00:09:40
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| Everybody round everybody. | |
| Caitlin Bennett! | |
| Come with it! | |
| 2028! | |
| All right, everybody. | |
| It was good practice. | |
| Now I want the real thing. | |
| Do it again. | |
| I want the real thing. | |
| That was good. | |
| How many takes did that take for you to do that well? | |
| How many what? | |
| How many takes did you rehearse? | |
| How many takes did it take for you to f ⁇ ing sh fans in college? | |
| Just one. | |
| Just one. | |
| I'm good like that. | |
| How many rehearsals did you take? | |
| Come on. | |
| All back home. | |
| Can you play following in reverse? | |
| No, no, you can go back in here. | |
| Can you play following in reverse? | |
| That's a good picture of me. | |
| I like that picture. | |
| I was like, hey! | |
| Oh, wait, hold up. | |
| You're so tough. | |
| Do you actually want to have a conversation or you don't have a fancy confidence? | |
| I have a conversation with a fascist. | |
| You guys don't respond to intelligence. | |
| So get your ugly ass out of my face. | |
| If you're so much smarter than me, then why don't you engage? | |
| If you hit me with that, you're going to have a bad day. | |
| Did you just gender him? | |
| You don't know if he's a man. | |
| You think you actually care? | |
| If you actually cared, you would have to do it. | |
| If you were as smart as you are, you would be able to debate a woman who's up in college. | |
| Looks a wanna. | |
| You're acting like you're fing yourself right now. | |
| Are you in your pants right now because you're here with me? | |
| You're still in college, you grown-ass woman. | |
| You grown-ass woman. | |
| So, if you're so smart, shouldn't you be able to defend your ideas against someone like that? | |
| It's funny as how small this motherfucker does. | |
| She's embarrassed. | |
| It's a cool. | |
| She f herself. | |
| I'm embarrassed, but they have masks on so that they can't be identified because they actually don't believe in anything that they say. | |
| Actually, let me correct myself. | |
| I don't think they know what they believe in, and they're just parroting things that they're told to say at these workshops for these protests like this. | |
| I'm not embarrassed of anything I believe in. | |
| I'll stand up for everything that I believe in and hold true to myself and my heart, and I know it's true and right. | |
| These people don't want their identity out there. | |
| That's very ironic. | |
| No hate! | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrants are welcome! | |
| Is this yours? | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrants are welcome here! | |
| She's like, God has no fear! | |
| Are she today? | |
| No fear! | |
| Because I'm respectful, have their arm around him like he's a buddy, you know? | |
| Like, this is my good friend, the Nazi, right now. | |
| No fear! | |
| No hate! | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrant sir, welcome here! | |
| Except Adam. | |
| Immigrants are welcome here. | |
| It's hard, dude. | |
| You gotta stay insane. | |
| You can do better than that. | |
| Immigrants are welcome here. | |
| No hate! | |
| You can do better than that. | |
| Brack up that energy. | |
| No, hey! | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrants are welcome here! | |
| No hate! | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrants are welcome here! | |
| No hate! | |
| No fear! | |
| Immigrants are welcome here! | |
| What is the most important message for you guys to get out today? | |
| That concentration camps put you on the wrong side of history. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Where do you see concentration camps happening today? | |
| There's one in Alligator Alcatraz, or you could call it Alligator Auschwitz. | |
| You know, it's the same thing. | |
| Where do you see similarities between Auschwitz and Alcatraz? | |
| Alligator Alcatraz? | |
| People are being kept in cages against their will. | |
| People are being tortured. | |
| There's been reports that their drinking water comes from their toilet water. | |
| There's been reports that there's worms in their food. | |
| People are being brutalized. | |
| A lot of them are American citizens, right? | |
| Or some of them are here legally and going through the legal process of trying to become citizens. | |
| So it's illegal to have them in a. | |
| It's the same thing that we did to the Japanese during World War II. | |
| Okay. | |
| If you can call it an internment camp, or you can call it a concentration camp because it's a concentration of people. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Was a concentration camp like Auschwitz? | |
| Was that temporary or was that permanent? | |
| Was it temporary or permanent? | |
| I mean, for the people who died, it was permanent. | |
| For the people that got out, it was temporary. | |
| What are you out here protesting today? | |
| Basically, DeSantis is having lunch or dinner in here, so she's out here to exercise our First Amendment rights. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| What are they going to be talking about today, do you think? | |
| You ever talked to go in and ask them? | |
| Oh, I wasn't invited in. | |
| Not many people were. | |
| Well, if you paid enough, you could go in there. | |
| Okay, how much was a ticket? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I didn't. | |
| You're not interested in having lunch or dinner with them. | |
| All right. | |
| What is the, what's your signs say? | |
| From what that one? | |
| Resist. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, we need to stand up for America's values are at stake right now, so we need to stand up. | |
| America needs to stand up, make sure that we are upholding the values that our country was founded upon. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| What's your other signs say? | |
| And those are some of the values that are at stake right now. | |
| Families being torn apart. | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| And so when you say ripping families apart, are you talking about his immigration type of thing? | |
| All right, maybe that's the. | |
| Almost all families. | |
| Medicare, Medicaid. | |
| Puppy pants here, puppy pants here, puppy pants here, puppy pants here. | |
| So are you concerned at all about the ICE agents that have their face covered and we're not identified? | |
| I think it's ironic that a lot of people were worried about covering their face during COVID. | |
| And then a lot of people choose to cover their face to hide the fact that they're snatching people off the street. | |
| So it's a little ironic. | |
| Yeah. | |
| What would you like to know about their identity? | |
| Like, do you think we should know who these people are? | |
| Background checks. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, like, are they a part of certain, you know, white pride groups or anything like that? | |
| Do they have a record? | |
| You know, why are they covering their face? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Do you share that same sentiment about the identity of people who are coming across the border that are unvetted and have, we have no clue who they are? | |
| Are you talking about masks? | |
| I'm talking about people. | |
| So you want the identity of ICE agents who are masks? | |
| Yeah, they should be vetted. | |
| I'm not like anybody can cross the border. | |
| Like, of course, there should be comprehensive immigration reform, right? | |
| But I just don't think we should be torturing people and putting them in a camp. | |
| What kind of torture is going on in Alligator Alcatraz? | |
| I don't know specifically in Alligator Alcatraz besides the fact that there's too many people per cage. | |
| And because it's not a permanent building, it is a tent. | |
| So there's mosquitoes, there's heat, there's heat here today. | |
| Imagine how much hotter it is down south. | |
| So it's inhumane conditions. | |
| So people sweating, maybe 30 people to a cell, which is what I've heard. | |
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| You get these super cool badges if you've been a member for like three months or something of someone in a vest. | |
| It is so funny. | |
| Because that's what they do. | |
| All the vested people follow me around. | |
| Why is it? | |
| I know exactly what they're going to do, but you don't really believe we can compare that to a death camp, right? | |
| I think people have died. | |
| Hasn't there already been a report of a Haitian immigrant dying in Alligator Alcatraz? | |
| Tell me about it. | |
| I'm asking you if you're aware of it. | |
| This is all I know. | |
| Oh. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So you're asking me if I know the information that you're telling me? | |
| Yes. | |
| Yeah. | |
| How am I asking you to tell me about it? | |
| Have you heard about the immigrant that died from Haiti? | |
| No, I'm asking you to give me details. | |
| I don't know any detail besides the fact that they're from Haiti and that they perished. | |
| I know that there's some people who have medical conditions that go there. | |
| Just like a prison or whatever, they have medical conditions. | |
| They might die in while they're being detained or they were being taken care of. | |
| Well, there's a medical team there. | |
| But don't you think people shouldn't be dying if there's a medical team there? | |
| Well, I don't know their medical condition. | |
| It could have been something like a heart attack or a stroke or something that was unpreventable that no one really could have saved them from. | |
| But I don't know if it's fair to compare a detainment or a temporary detainment center to a death camp. | |
| I never said death camp. | |
| I did say concentration camp. | |
| You said Auschwitz. | |
| Yeah, which was a concentration camp. | |
| It was a death camp. | |
| Yeah, that's true. | |
| Unless you want to downplay what happened. | |
| If a Haitian immigrant died there, then wouldn't that be a camp where somebody died? | |
| If someone died in a hospital because they weren't able to save him, would that be a death camp? | |
| It's a hospital. | |
| Do you think it's related? | |
| I think they get free health care. | |
| So yeah, there is a hospital there. | |
| They do, yeah. | |
| There's a medical team there. | |
| I'm done. | |
| I think I actually recognize you. | |
| I know your channel. | |
| I think you've come to UCF before. | |
| Do you go there? | |
| I'm a professor. | |
| You're a professor at UCF. | |
| What do you teach? | |
| She's herself. | |
| Look at her. | |
| She's shit. | |
| What does she teach? | |
| You're a professor, and you're calling an illegal immigrant detainment center a death camp and comparing it to a horrendous site called Auschwitz. | |
| What do you teach at UCF? | |
| Isn't this who you support? | |
| You guys brought that, not me. | |
| You guys brought the Nazi armband, not me. | |
| I mean, he supports Nazis. | |
| Personally, I don't have Nazi symbolism in my house. | |
| You guys brought that. | |
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Why It Smells Like Shit
00:05:46
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| I don't support Nazis. | |
| Well, you guys brought that. | |
| That's weird. | |
| Yeah, that's weird. | |
| It's really weird that he's a Nazi. | |
| Absolutely weird. | |
| You guys are the only ones here that come with Nazi signs, though. | |
| That's what's weird. | |
| I didn't come with this. | |
| You guys have poster boards of people dressed in Nazi armbands. | |
| I don't have that in my house. | |
| I got poopy pants. | |
| I feel like I'm angry. | |
| That's why it smells like shit over here. | |
| Nobody wants to talk to a grown adult. | |
| Nobody wants to talk to you. | |
| You better back the f up. | |
| Did your grandma do your hair today? | |
| Yeah, actually, she did. | |
| It looks great. | |
| All over. | |
| She might even hurt lenses that just as a master. | |
| Hair looks great. | |
| I'm so glad. | |
| Actually, poop her pants because it smells like shit right now. | |
| Am I f***ing anything? | |
| Like, it actually looks like shit every time she's on. | |
| I don't think it's you. | |
| I think it's you. | |
| Until she got here. | |
| Literally, it didn't smell like s until she got over here. | |
| She told me she s pants yesterday. | |
| What's crazy you're talking about? | |
| Today, today. | |
| It's crazy to call a grown adult. | |
| Just what? | |
| You don't have to. | |
| Oh, okay, cool. | |
| Maybe go fucking do that. | |
| Go sh your pants. | |
| Get the f out of here. | |
| Go get out of here. | |
| Go shit somewhere else. | |
| You're being taken away by the man. | |
| Listen to the man. | |
| I have to point out, you have a sticker that says, I poop on fascists. | |
| And you're talking about it smelling like poop. | |
| That's my sticker. | |
| You're a sticker, little bitch, that you poop on other f. | |
| Yeah, I poop on fish. | |
| You want to poop on me? | |
| You probably do like it because you have a humiliation cake. | |
| You see how you giggle every time that happens? | |
| It's because you know that it's true. | |
| So you guys want to poop on me. | |
| Get the f out of my face. | |
| Get the fing out of me. | |
| You are so embarrassed right now talking about poop. | |
| And your sticker says, I poop on fascists, guys. | |
| Have a little bit of self-reflection there. | |
| You look ridiculous right now. | |
| And when this clip goes out, this is going to go viral. | |
| And you guys are going to get made fun of because this looks so bad for you. | |
| I'm working on it. | |
| You know, I just want to point out to everybody, her sticker says, her sticker says, I poop on fascists. | |
| You guys want to poop on me. | |
| That's embarrassing. | |
| I know. | |
| You guys like to poop on people, huh? | |
| So I just want to point out to the camera, because she has a sticker that literally, look how like distraught she is. | |
| She's apologizing to her right now because that's her sticker. | |
| So actually she's the one who likes to do the pooping on people. | |
| And so she's- Well it's my sticker today. | |
| Yeah, so you like to poop on people. | |
| I don't look like it's a mess. | |
| She's dumb. | |
| That is so funny. | |
| They always want to chant Caitlin Bennett pooped her pants, but they're the ones who walk around with stickers about pooping in public on people. | |
| That's hilarious. | |
| And now they're having a little group session right now about it. | |
| They don't know what to do. | |
| They've been completely disarmed. | |
| They have no idea what to do because they publicly stated they're the ones who like to poop in public on people. | |
| That is insane. | |
| That is the funniest thing that I have ever seen out of the seven years I've been doing this. | |
| That's the funniest thing I've ever seen. | |
| So we're gonna let them have their little huddle session to figure out what to do and PR control about this. | |
| And we're just gonna wait for DeSantis to come out. | |
| If you could say one thing to DeSantis, what would you say to him? | |
| Excuse me, please don't talk to him. | |
| I wouldn't talk to him. | |
| You wouldn't talk to him? | |
| No. | |
| What if he sat down and was like, I want to hear what you have to say? | |
| I'm all yours. | |
| Get that thing out of my face. | |
| Don't touch the camera. | |
| Don't touch it. | |
| You can't touch it, baby. | |
| Are the old people here so out of control that you have to follow them? | |
| I would love to be inside. | |
| I thought you didn't get invited. | |
| No, it's for congresspeople. | |
| So I'm not a congressperson. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Why are the old people at your events so touchy? | |
| And why do young little women have to control the older men here at these things? | |
| Why aren't you in there? | |
| Because it's for congress people, and I'm not a congressperson. | |
| But maybe one day I will be. | |
| Maybe one day I will be. | |
| I wanted to spend time with you, Athena. | |
| Yeah, but she's not a member of the press. | |
| Here, get me in front of the sign here. | |
| Don't touch our stuff, Caitlin. | |
| Hi, everybody. | |
| I'm in front of this sign because I organize this event right now. | |
| Pablo's over there from Lakeland. | |
| You can see. | |
| I'm not good enough to be inside right now. | |
| You're a dumb bus. | |
| How is the turnout today? | |
| You happy with the turnout? | |
| Do I look stupid? | |
| I know who you are. | |
| Get away from me. | |
| Who am I? | |
| Bye. | |
| I'm one of the organizers. | |
| I have a yellow vest. | |
| Personally, I feel disappointed that this few people showed up. | |
| I was expecting at least a thousand. | |
| You know, I'm going to tell you something. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I forgot more yesterday than you know, so you don't want to talk to me. | |
| Now, I've asked you nicely, get away from me. | |
| I would love to talk to you. | |
| Get away from me. | |
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