Tranq Tourism: The Latest in Vile and Exploitative Social Media Psychopathy
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Good day and welcome to the morning edition, the January 3rd morning edition of our twice daily live programming here.
And Lionel Nation, welcome dear friends, welcome to you, and welcome to everyone as you join what is not only me promoting and propagating and propounding a disquisition nothing short of brilliant, but your interaction as well.
The only, the only thing The only words, the only phrase I despise, I will not tolerate is, I don't care.
Which has become this new thing of like, I'm so cool.
I don't care about this.
This means nothing.
There is no topic that you should not care about.
Care a little bit about it.
Mild care, or you may have a minimal or yet-to-be-developed perspective, but to say, I don't care, silly.
Now today, my friends, we have so much to discuss.
So much.
Let me take my notes out.
Let me go through this.
First, we're going to be talking about tranctourism.
We delved into this a little bit last night, just a little bit, which is a fascinating subject.
Ever be allowed anywhere near a conventional terrestrial type of program because I want to go too deep, too long, too much for some people's likings on a subject because the subject is, the more we delve into it, the more it's attractive, the more it's interesting.
That is the subject matter which I care about.
It's not this lunacy!
It is not this lunacy that we keep promoting over and over again.
Anyway, anyway, anyway, anyway.
Stop, stop, stop.
Now, we're going to be talking about that.
Next, we're going to try to put into perspective, finally, this complete and total overkill regarding Claudine Gay.
And you're going to love this one.
The comments made from...
Cornel West and some other, I don't know what, that it is because she is black.
Oh, you're going to love that one.
You're going to love that one because you hate that more than anything, especially the misapplication, misappropriation, and misuse of the term race, when race has nothing to do with it.
What a woman who was done nothing but said place place place place place like..
Here's my dissertation.
Black, black, black, black, black.
Race, race, race, race, race.
White, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, And then when you say, well, you want to resign.
It's because of race.
It's like, wait a minute.
Hold it.
You made your career maybe stealing other people's thoughts on that.
Number two or three, you keep track.
We're going to be talking on these forced.
These kerfuffles, this anger that is being theoretically, theoretically involved or involved with Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers and then Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro, complete and total, total nothing.
Okay?
By the way, Tony Garrett says it's immaterial or it matters not.
It does matter!
Materiality is different.
This is materiality.
You mean relevant.
And relevant to what?
Relevancy in law is the tendency and logic to prove or disprove a material issue.
In fact, material means it has a bearing on the case.
You're trying your best to say, I'm going to adhere to the notion that I can dismiss something as being not in any way dependent, independent, connected, or pertinent in any...
Stop it!
Stop it!
Stop fighting it!
Everything is relevant.
Everything is material.
Everything is interconnected.
Everything.
And it is your duty.
Duty!
To always find that which is relevant.
I heard the other day a talk radio show say, you know, I listen to some of these other shows and they go so long on...
This is the mentality of terrestrial radio.
This is why some of these people get delisted.
Because they don't...
They have no...
That particular...
It's like if all of a sudden they went to Maglev Railroad, and you're on an old rail system, and you're thinking, what?
You wonder?
Oh no, Liz, no!
Liz has to cater to the masses!
No!
What does that mean, cater to the masses?
No, don't!
Don't go!
Liz, no, don't!
Don't!
Please!
Make her stop.
Make her say, you can't, you can't.
She's the dead mother.
She's the spirit.
She's the counsel.
She's the connective tissue.
She's the cartilage.
She's the tendons.
She's the sinew.
Don't be so quick at dismissing her.
Don't say goodbye.
Goodbye.
No!
Stay!
You must ask for permission to leave.
We need you.
But, maybe this time, But don't make a habit of it, L.S. That's for you, sweetheart.
That's for you.
Now, what about the great, great, great rivalries that occurred in history?
Do you remember the great Luella Parsons and Hedda Hopper?
Of course not.
Bill Buckley, Gore Vidal, Norman Mailer.
Oh, God, those were great!
And today we have Jimmy Kimmel.
Jimmy Kimmel says, apparently Aaron Rodgers made some reference or some reference to the tapes, the Epstein tapes.
We'll get to that in a moment.
The Epstein, whatever.
And they're going crazy over that.
Crazy!
Crazy!
Crazy talk.
Crazy talk.
Lunacy talk.
What are you talking about?
Dear God Almighty.
Anyway, but there were these other great...
It was...
Remember there was the great Winston Churchill?
And was it Lady Astor?
And then there was another one, too.
I was reading it.
Lady Astor was one.
And then there was Bessie Braddock.
Yeah, Lady Astor.
I forget, but there were these wonderful things where someone said, Mr. Churchill, you're drunk.
And he said, Madam, you're ugly.
But tomorrow I'll be sober.
You'll still be ugly.
Somebody said, Mr. Churchill, do you mind if I smoke?
And he says, I don't care if you burn.
I think this lady asked her, she says, Mr. Churchill, if I was your wife, I would poison you.
And he says, Madam, if I were your husband, I'd drink it.
It was wonderful.
And today we have Jimmy Kimmel.
Ben Shapiro.
Why you, Tucker?
Why you?
Childish.
Is that immaterial?
No.
Barry Tanner says, seems the only way Kensington Avenue cleanup is if China comes to visit.
Very good, Barry Tanner.
We'll get to that in one moment.
But you see where this is going right now?
Ben Shapiro's job is pro-Israel.
I'm an Orthodox or an observant Jew.
I am pro-Israel.
I'm a conservative, and that's it.
Right!
Know your role.
I think all this identitarian nonsense is ridiculous.
All this cancel culture stuff is idiotic.
I think all this safe space stuff is idiotic.
Unless, unless you are a Jewish student or somebody who finds anti-Semitism, then that's okay.
So, Ben, if I call something, if I use racism, you want to get rid of people because they exhibit anti-Semitism?
Okay, good.
Can I get rid of people who exhibit racism?
I think Liz is changing her mind.
I'm not sure.
I think we're bringing Liz around.
I'm not sure.
Don't go, Liz.
Don't.
Anyway, do you think that's it?
Ben, do you mind that?
What?
Okay, we'll use anti-Semitism, but can we use racism?
Racism?
Yeah.
You don't mind, do you?
Well, what about transphobia?
Now, wait a minute.
Hold it.
Hold it.
Come on, Ben.
I mean, Ben.
Come on, Ben.
How about Bishop Shapiro?
You see where we're going with this?
It's lunacy.
But I can see this.
Hello, Ben.
Yeah, Tucker.
Yeah, Tucker.
Listen, I'm going to go on.
You know Sagar?
Yeah.
Sagar from Boiling Point, or Breaking Point?
Yeah.
He's going to be interviewing me.
And I'm going to make some veiled reference to you and, I don't know, something about Palestine.
And then you're going to get all bent out of shape.
We're going to go at it, okay?
What do you say?
I could use it.
You could use it.
Okay, good.
Good.
Good.
Now, that's not the way it happened, but it might as well be.
It's a work.
Hello, Aaron?
Yeah.
Listen.
Jimmy here.
Yeah, Jim.
Listen.
I heard what you said about the Epstein thing.
Listen.
Even though I know there's no...
You didn't really say a whole hell of a...
I mean, your day to your day, it's no big deal.
I'm going to pretend that my family is at risk.
Me, after all this stuff.
Forget others.
Forget the fact that I have completely...
I and my ilk have completely risked the lives of everyone, up to and including January 6th protesters, Trump supporters, anti-COVID vaccine, not anti-vaxxers.
I've advocated that, but I'm going to get on my high horse and say, now wait a minute!
What you're saying by insinuating, by connecting me and 170 other people, that this somehow puts me into the danger range.
So, is these going to buy it?
I don't know if they're going to buy it, but okay, so we'll do that.
And Aaron needs to help because...
Taylor Swift's girlfriend, of course, you don't care anything about that.
Taylor Swift's boyfriend, he's getting all the attention.
You don't think that happens?
It's called a work.
It's the face.
It's the heel.
It's the angle.
It's called bringing heat.
For the love of God, man.
Come on, man.
By the way, did you see Biden's face after that ridiculous run?
My God.
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My friend Donna Lemo asks a question, which is so good, it's not even funny.
Donna says, why didn't Tucker just have Shapiro on his show and vice versa?
Controversial clicks.
You know why?
Because they're just, you know, whatever.
Tucker, I mean, I would wish somebody would say, I would love to say, Ben, yeah.
I don't understand what you just said.
Ben, you're speaking so fast.
Are you okay?
You might want to lay off the Red Bull.
Red Bull, rather.
Are you taking Adderall or anything?
What is the matter with you?
By the way, where's Candace Owens?
Remember her?
She was a fast speaker.
I guess she violated the rules of, you know, I guess.
But it's a joke.
The whole thing is a joke.
And by the way, let me see if I can explain something to you.
It is still possible.
Remember what F. Scott Fitzgerald said?
The sign of an advanced mind is being able to hold two seemingly inconsistent thoughts in your head simultaneously and not lose focus, not lose the ability to function.
It's that simple, my friends.
It's that simple.
Okay?
Now...
Next point.
Do you know what Trank tourism is?
You got this?
James Green says, I make it that Trank is available online from China along with the precursor chemicals.
James is correct.
I don't know if it's China per se, but listen.
Ready for this?
Trank Is available.
You know, Xilazine is available thanks to China.
And you know what, James?
Cocaine comes from coca, which is in either Colombia or Bolivia.
A lot of marijuana used to come from Mexico.
Heroin comes from certain areas or parts of the world that can produce poppies.
So what?
So what?
People love to go, oh, it's China.
China doesn't matter.
We sell crap here.
You mark my words.
Mark my words and I'm going to tell you something right now.
Listen to me.
Um.
*clap*
I'm not saying this as a person who is...
How do I say this?
I'm not an expert in this.
But one of these days, you're going to find...
You know all the people doing Ozembic and Wagovi and all this?
I would not be surprised if one day somebody says, uh-oh, what?
Well...
We didn't see this one coming.
What do you mean?
Well...
What?
Well...
Do you know how many people in the world, in the world, like Oprah and others, they're taking Mozambique and Mugabe?
I mean, maybe.
I suspect.
I don't have proof of it.
I never saw her do it.
But they said, well, you know, it's just...
It's just...
You know.
It's just clean living.
Okay.
And that's fine.
Is there anything wrong with taking drugs?
No.
But let me tell you something.
Whenever you take something that causes something to occur not naturally, be careful.
Antibiotics, be careful.
Vaccines.
Be careful.
Surgery.
When God says, what are you putting in your body?
What?
What are you doing?
Oh, it's called Ozempic.
It's good.
It's for diabetes.
Uh-huh.
Any side effects?
I lost 30 pounds.
That's not what I'm talking about.
Why are you losing so much weight so fast?
I don't care.
So don't give me this China nonsense.
All right?
In this country, I promise you, believe me, look what happened with the, what was it, OxyContin?
I'm not trying to make any...
And remember, I'm not an expert in this.
And if it helps you lose weight, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, whatever.
Okay.
Please consult your physician.
I'm just a lone person.
You should avoid at all costs antidepressants, antipsychotics, Narcan.
Unless it's going to save your life, then what are you going to do?
If you think about it, it's just the same as with chemotherapy and radiation.
That stuff will kill you unless you've got cancer.
Here's my favorite.
I was listening to this commercial the other day.
This guy says, you know, I'm feeling so much...
My brain is so much...
Better now.
It's less foggy because I'm using these capsules where I'm getting all of the benefits of fruits and vegetables and the little pills.
Are you kidding me?
Are you seriously?
You think this is true?
You think this is bioavailable?
You think that beats a phytonutrient?
You think that taking a pill is better than eating this stuff?
Are you kidding me?
People are saying this.
They say on TV, you know, I don't have time to eat fruits and vegetables, but I take whatever it is.
And I've got all the...
I mean, I'm set.
Well, that may be a supplement, but do you eat fruits and vegetables?
I don't have time for that.
I don't have time for that.
But this will take care of it.
Really?
Oh, yeah.
You think that the delivery system of that is better than that which is in vegetables?
Well...
I love when there are people who just...
So we have this weird idea about drugs.
And while it's a very good point that you're talking about China, number one, I don't care where Zyla, Trang, comes from.
I'm not going to take it.
Is there any responsibility that people have to not take drugs?
Yes or no?
Anybody?
Is there any responsibility?
Somebody somewhere has to say, no, wait a minute.
Now, alcoholism, let me explain to you about that.
Alcoholism is a different story.
Why?
Well, first of all, we have bars, we have beer, we have wine, we have a lot of folks out there who said, you know, I enjoy, how about a beer?
Want to get a beer?
Hey, want to get a beer after work?
Yeah!
Go to a pub, have fun.
This is alcohol.
Now, you know and I know, some people can say, hey, this is groovy.
I can do this thing with no sweat whatsoever.
I enjoy my booze or whatever it is.
And I'm not an alcoholic.
I'm not a drunk driver.
So that's a difference.
Other people may say, uh-oh, you know, I'm hitting the sauce a lot, or maybe I should have been more careful.
There's a family connection.
But that's one thing.
Now, Trank, there is no...
This stuff is, do you want to try some Trank?
And you could argue, somebody's so far gone that once they're so addicted to this stuff, they're unable to focus or whatever.
Okay, fine.
But do you think they have any responsibility whatsoever to this?
I do.
What, they don't?
So again, going back, I don't give a damn if China makes the precursors of this.
Where is this coming?
Now...
When fentanyl is found in baby candies and things, like that beautiful little boy here in the Bronx or whatever who came into contact with it, that's a different story.
That's like a kid who overdoses on aspirin or lead paint or something.
So, the mayor of Philadelphia, where Kensington is kind of like an offshoot or a neighborhood, so to speak, I believe.
The mayor is making these pretty pronounced statements.
And her new, they call her a new centrist mayor.
I love this.
They call her a centrist.
And her name is Sherelle Parker.
And she was sworn in as a Mayor Philly is first woman leader.
She signed an executive order to declare a public safety emergency on crime, which is nice.
Car theft is up 72%.
Drug use is scored.
And she's doing her best.
She's a 51-year-old Democrat.
She's a, quote, centrist.
I don't know what the hell that means, but she's a centrist.
And here's what I would do.
You ready for this?
Here's my move.
And I would never be allowed in as a person because I would not be welcome.
You hear what I'm saying?
I would not be welcome.
Number one.
Number one.
It is against the law in Pennsylvania and most states to be publicly intoxicated, to be passed out on the street, passed out on the ground, defecating, urinating, miturating, whatever.
It is against the law to be in a frozen zombie state.
It is against the law to do that, whether you're in Kensington, whether you're in Beverly Hills or Palm Beach.
You can't do that.
Effective immediately, we will be having buses come through, and if you are passed out or walking around in that number seven position, you know, that frozen, We will pick you up, put you on the bus, and move you.
Move you, and we'll take whatever your possessions are, and most probably dispose of them by virtue of the fact that they are filthy and are their own biohazards, but we'll do our best to maintain your...
Personal property.
But blankets and shoes.
No.
We will give you new clothes.
That's fine.
We're going to put you in a bus and we're going to take you to a facility.
Might be a stadium.
Might be a big warehouse.
I don't know what it is.
We're going to take you from there and we're going to put you here.
Okay?
After everybody is off the street, we're going to have, we're going to resurrect these water cannons that we had and we're going to blast.
The sidewalks.
They get rid of the human waste, the blood, the various bodily humors with a chlorine solution, a disinfectant.
We're going to blast.
We're going to pressure clean the streets.
You're not going to believe this.
In one day, they're gone.
Now, what do we do?
We have all these people and they're in a new facility.
Are they in custody?
Yes.
Because we're also going to reinstitutionalize the institutionalization of people who are mentally ill and pose a threat to themselves or others because of either extreme alcohol addiction, drug addiction, or whatever.
They pose a threat to the law-abiding citizens of Philadelphia, Kensington, Pennsylvania, whatever it is.
We're going to do that.
We're going to have each person evaluate it.
There aren't that many, but there's enough.
And we want to get an idea of what they are.
We're going to get a cursory look.
Believe me.
There's funds for this.
And we look at each person.
What's the problem?
What's the problem?
And you are going to go into mandatory detox.
We'll figure out ways to do this.
Bring in the best medical professionals.
Maybe there's a way.
Sometimes people can be induced.
I don't know.
Whatever it is.
We don't want people going cold turkey and dying.
Going through the drug sickness.
Torture.
It's horrible.
But this is going to stop.
We're not going to assess blame.
But you did this.
You did this.
You did this.
Nobody said, come here, you.
Come here.
Open your mouth.
Open your mouth.
What is this?
It's Zyla Z. It's called Trank.
I don't want it.
Take it!
Never happened.
And the part that people are, the fact that people are passing, somebody had to start off with Trank.
Somebody had to say, you don't just, a lot of times you do, you don't build up to it.
A lot of times somebody, some sick idiot may say, hey, I'll try it.
But you're not taking anything.
I don't know.
Then you're a double damn fool.
You hear what I'm saying?
Do you hear what I'm saying?
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Now let me go back to this.
Is what I'm saying brutal?
Yeah.
But what about your rights?
What about your rights not to be accosted?
What about your rights to feel safe?
Am I supposed to say, well, excuse me, Mr. and Mrs. Kensingtonian, these people are sick and they need our love.
Excuse me.
This guy, he looks like the number seven.
He's like, what is this?
It's like slow motion Tai Chi.
What is this?
What are they doing here?
This is scary.
I don't want to see these people.
Oh, I'm sorry.
You're going to have to see them.
What do you mean I have to see them?
Well, they're sick.
I never said they weren't sick.
Fix it!
Fix it!
And when me, in one day, my first thing, this is what Rudy Giuliani would have done, all of a sudden, they're gone.
And by the way, if you come back, you can come back.
But if you're doing this weird kind of frozen business, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
That dog don't hunt.
You got it?
You got it?
That's what you're going to do.
Outside.
That would be the most incredible.
Now, here's the other issue.
What about Trank Tourism?
What do you think about people who say, hey, listen, I want to start a website.
I mean, a YouTube channel, TikTok channel.
But I'm going to go there.
And let's take some pictures of some really pathetic people.
Oh, look at that guy.
He's eating his whatever.
Let's get a picture of that.
And all of a sudden, you put it up, and you've got some eh, so-so channel.
And then what do you do?
Then what do you do?
You just have these folks who just, for reasons I shan't understand, they just, for whatever it is worth.
I find this utterly fascinating.
But these people go there, and then the next thing you know, they say, I got a million hits.
What?
I got a million hits?
On that one video.
Guess where we're going now?
Back to Kensington.
Hey, honey, listen, can you move in?
Yeah.
That thing you were doing when you dropped your pants, yeah, can you do that again?
Here, here's a couple of bucks.
Can you recreate that for us?
That was great.
We put it up.
You don't think people do this?
Remember bumfights?
Remember bumfights, how horrible that was?
Remember the guy, they got him to tattoo on his forehead?
Do you think that's funny?
Do you think that's moral?
It's legal.
It's open view, sort of.
I don't think there's any reasonable expectation of privacy.
Do you think that's legal?
I mean, excuse me, that's moral?
Do you think so?
Do you think that's, isn't that sick?
It's almost like years ago there was this joke that was around.
And the joke showed somebody who was sinking in quicksand.
And he said, help!
Everybody just pulled their phone out and just took a picture of it.
That's where we are right now.
Because when you look through the lens of your camera, when you look through the lens of your phone, your reality is gone.
Your perspective is gone.
And you don't live in the world of responsible humanity anymore because it's just, everything's okay.
Crazy people on planes.
Crazy Karens who were pulled over.
I can't believe the number of websites that work.
How do people claim ownership to property?
Of an arrest made by the police.
And is that...
I don't know how that works.
Do you...
I mean, if you're pulled over, do you consent, obviously, to the body cam search, but has this become public record?
Do you now know that you're going to be on the internet forever?
On YouTube forever?
Does that make it all...
There's something wrong with this.
Oh, sure, these people are crazy.
Sometimes they're nuts.
There was a woman.
I saw this thing.
Oh, and I'm addicted to these.
Oh, I watch them all the time.
Oh, I'm a hypocrite.
I mean, I think it's terrible, but it's there and it's interesting.
It was a woman in a car dealership.
It was weird.
She was like in the business section and the manager calls up and he says, listen, she's drunk.
And she won't leave.
We fired her.
She won't leave.
And they walk in and she's on the phone.
Uh-huh.
Yes.
Uh-huh.
And she's talking.
They say, ma 'am, you know why I'm here?
Excuse me.
Leasing.
I'm on the phone, okay?
She's drunk.
Now most people say, oh my god, there's a cop here.
I gotta get out of here.
Not her.
And what do they always say on all these things?
I want to see your supervisor.
Everybody.
I know my rights.
I don't have to roll my window down.
I don't have to get out of the car.
I want to see your supervisor.
Why did you stop me?
You can't stop me.
Yeah, but why did you stop me?
Ma 'am, you ran a red light.
Yeah, but why did you stop me?
For the second time, you ran a red light.
Yeah, but can you stop me?
I'm going to tell you again.
My favorite is they do this.
If you don't open the window, I'm going to break the glass.
I know my rights, these constitutional people.
I know my rights, and you, and next thing you know, they just break the thing, and they pull them out.
And I'm actually happy that they're saying, get your hands off me!
Where did this come from where the police are just these, excuse me, go away?
Okay.
It's the weirdest thing, and how these police officers don't just shoot these people, I have no idea, but they're professional, or beat them silly with a radio, or after high-speed chases, okay.
Is that, did they consent to this?
There was a real sad one of a woman who was a teacher.
She was drunk, obviously an alcoholic.
And the police came and they arrested her.
And she's going to be...
This is on YouTube or whatever it is forever.
Do you need this?
Do you need...
There's something wrong.
I don't know.
We're going to have to figure this thing out.
And here's the best one.
Maybe you can help me with this.
Mearsheimer, Colonel McGregor, goes on somebody's show.
They pull that audio or that video, put it on another channel.
This guy gets the credit.
I mean, it's a blatant, blatant, unless there's some kind of a consent.
I don't think so.
But people just use stuff.
All the time.
Does anybody say something about vaccines?
So this is the weirdest stuff.
First of all, I thought we were copyright crazy.
Who owns this?
Well, I'm commenting on something.
Commenting on something is one thing.
So to make a long story short, there's this melange, this mishmash of rights and appropriation and I don't know what to tell you about this anger.
The level of audacity from people who steal, who go, who say, get your hands off me, you can't tell me what to...
And I wish there was a TV show, or a TV that says, ladies and gentlemen, if the police officer pulls you over...
Remember the old expression we had.
You can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride.
When you're told, have your license and registration handy.
Don't fumble for it.
Know where it is.
Yes, sir.
No, sir.
They really don't want to mess with you.
Step out of the car.
Yes, sir.
Nobody has ever been let go.
Nobody says, well, okay, you don't want to get out of the car?
No.
Okay.
Be on your way.
Doesn't work.
Doesn't work.
They have that recording.
And the recording is the best thing, I think, to keep the cops safe.
But there's this weird thing about this is voyeurism.
This is this weird voyeurism.
I'm telling you, whenever the police stop you, if you show them respect, You look like...
Yes, sir.
Are they in a power trip?
Mm-hmm.
Why?
Because the guy before you...
Oh, a lot of them are just dicks.
Oh, absolutely.
But you kind of need them.
Especially when you call 911 and say, listen, somebody's breaking into my house.
By the way, could you please bring the polite police officers over?
They're a necessary...
Evil, if you will.
Most of them, great people.
You got some bad apples, some power hungry.
Whatever.
Whatever.
It's like anything else.
But if you're pulled over, you're not going to win this.
Get out of the car.
Also, you might want to think this.
If you have the right to remain silent, why are you talking?
Where are you coming from?
What are you doing?
Have you had anything to drink?
Have you been drinking?
Do you think that helps you?
Do you think that helps you?
Do you think anybody said, have you had anything to drink?
Yes, four beers.
Okay.
Well, he was honest.
I'm letting him go.
Why do people say this?
I'm not telling you to lie, but you have a right to remain silent.
Why do people start yammering about, well, I'm drinking?
You know what people always say during the field sobriety test?
I couldn't do this if I was sober.
You have no idea how many people say that?
Has anybody ever passed a field sobriety test?
I don't think so.
Can you do that?
Can you do that?
Can you?
They give you these weird things.
I want you to go heel to toe, count backwards from 38 to 14, to the square root of, oh wait a minute, what?
And the lights are going, and you're scared, and you can feel the veins, and maybe because you're gassed too, but the lights!
And people driving by, you know, you're being yelled at and you're touching your nose.
Oh my God.
Has anybody ever passed that?
They used to do this thing in the old days where if you bend, if you bend your arm right here, just bend, you automatically touch your nose.
So then they make you bring your fingers like this.
ABCs and don't sing them.
When was the last time you did the ABCs?
When was the last time you did that?
Here's my favorite.
Lifting your leg.
They say, can you lift your leg for 10 seconds or count, whatever it is?
You know what people do all the time?
They hear somebody say, lift your leg as far as you can off the ground.
And they lift up here and they wobble.
You could lift your leg a foot, just an inch off the ground.
They never specify.
Why do you lift it up so much?
Why?
And the worst is, here's a quarter.
Pick it up.
Faceplant.
Oh, my God.
How about the horizontal gaze and nystagmus?
What a bunch of crap that is.
Oh.
I remember one time, and nystagmus is when the eye flutters.
And you've seen this.
By the way, if you want to see nystagmus, do somebody.
Spin them around.
Have them just spin around, and then stop, and look at their eyes.
And their eyes do this.
So the idea is that when you look to the left, nystagmus, there's kind of like an onset.
The drunker you are, the earlier the onset.
Is it 20 degrees, 30 degrees, 40 degrees?
One time I was doing a deposition and I said, Officer, are you familiar?
Oh yes, I'm trained in the HGN, horizontal gaze nystagmus.
I see.
And depending upon the onset of the nystagmus, depending upon the angular...
Origination point.
Does that not change anything?
It certainly does.
It sure does, yes.
So if you had an onset of like 10 degrees versus 15 degrees, what would that mean?
And he was answering all these questions.
So I had, as exhibits, and I remember getting a protractor.
Went to the store, got a protractor.
And I had, you know, 90 degrees, 45, it's easy.
But 10, 15, 20, I said, how many degrees is this?
He didn't know.
How many degrees is this?
The difference between this and this, of which you can't tell, is technically speaking, intoxicated or not intoxicated.
So you really are just guessing, aren't you?
Yeah.
So this horizontal gaze and the static means you're going like this, and you don't know what the hell you're doing.
And that's it.
Well, sort of, yeah.
It's the biggest bunch of bullshit there ever was.
I mean, I'm sorry.
I don't know.
Gotta get drunk people off the streets.
You've got to understand it, but my God!
It's the most ridiculous thing in the world.
Now, you know what the answer is?
You ready for this?
Oh, Edge Dwellers is in Australia.
Well, I like this.
In Australia, you get breath tested immediately.
No circus tricks.
You fail initial breath test, then police station, and further breath test and blood test.
You know what?
That might be the best way to do it.
No circus test.
You know what, Edge?
I've got an easier one for you.
Ready for this?
Ready for this?
Listen to me.
You ready for this?
I'll tell you.
Here's the answer.
No drinking and driving at all.
What?
No alcohol in your system.
In the state of Florida years ago, 316-193.
It was unlawful to be driving or in the actual physical control of a motor vehicle.
To the extent that your normal faculties were impaired.
What does that mean?
To the extent they're impaired.
What do you mean impaired?
How impaired?
If I said to you, is this mirror cracked?
No.
Come here.
Look.
Right here.
See that?
Oh yeah.
Is it cracked?
Yeah.
Now, is this one cracked?
Is this cracked?
Yeah.
So what's the difference between that cracked and this cracked?
Under the statute, nothing.
You're impaired.
A little bit.
A tiny little bit.
Here's perfect.
Here's impaired versus you're drunk out of your mind.
It's never intoxicated.
Intoxicated is never used.
Impaired.
Then they had operating.
They used to have a thing called Dubal, driving with an unlawful blood alcohol level.
Dubac.
Operating a motor vehicle.
All these names for this.
So it's simple.
Here's the thing.
If you do not drink and drive, if there's one micron, you know how the PCR test works?
If there's one molecule of COVID and you test positive.
Ta-da!
We use the same thing for that.
Because what happens?
You're drinking, right?
Hey, want to have a beer?
Yeah, okay.
Well, I should stop right now.
I'm going to go home.
Okay.
All right, guys.
We'll see you.
And you leave.
And you're fine.
What happens to blood alcohol level?
Now you're driving home.
You've stopped.
But your alcohol's up here.
When you got in the car, you were fine.
Now, and by the way, it can be imperceptible.
There are some people who are 0.08 all the time.
And Alkies, oh, they can be, I've seen people 0.2.
I had a 0.3 one time.
Not me, but I was a client with a 0.3.
So anyway, so what happens is you're pulled over.
Take a breath to it.
Wait a minute.
Wow.
When did you last stop drinking?
Well, I'm pulled over here.
It doesn't matter.
If at that time it's over.08, but let's say it's coming down, you can extrapolate backwards.
Was it going up?
Was it going down?
That's why they normally take two tests.
And it doesn't really matter because it's when you're pulled over.
I don't want to get into this whole thing about drunk driving, but it's very, very simple.
Don't do it!
Take an Uber!
Take an Uber!
Backers get gooned, waxed to the max.
But people don't do that because they figure, first of all, if we don't like drinking and driving, why are there parking lots at bars?
I never understood that.
If we hate this, what is this?
And if you don't have a parking lot, by a lot of these zoning laws, you can't have a building.
But this makes no sense whatsoever.
How are these people getting home?
I don't know.
It's the dumbest thing in the world.
I don't get it.
And we tell people, it tastes great.
Let's go.
Sink or swim.
Ladies night.
Half prize.
Hey, we got the big giants party.
Come on in.
How are these people getting home?
You're selling them buckets of...
And by the way, it's not the bar's fault.
I don't believe in tram shop liability.
I don't believe we should make bartenders...
They're not cops.
They're there to sell booze.
Nothing wrong with it.
It's your job to get home without driving.
Not their job to inspect you.
It's a very serious problem.
And one of the things which we never want to talk about is why people do it and what's the best way to stop it.
If you're really trying to stop it.
I cannot tell you how many DUI prosecutions I've had.
I cannot.
Hundreds?
I don't know.
I have no idea.
They were like a blur of just the same one.
One of the funniest ones I ever heard.
Now, you may not know this, but you've got to understand something.
The trooper told me one time, he goes, ask me about the field sobriety toast.
I said, I am, of course.
Don't forget to ask me about the field sobriety.
I said, I'm going to ask you about it.
So we're doing the case.
And did you offer what is commonly referred to as a field sobriety test?
Yes.
What has?
I asked the ABCs.
Now you're going to follow this one.
If you're from Florida, years ago, I don't even know if they have them anymore.
He asked them the ABCs.
So he said, sir, what is your highest level of education?
He said, college.
Do you know your ABCs?
He said, yeah.
Let's hear him.
He says, alright.
Florida Avenue and 19th Street.
2nd Avenue and Idlewild.
No, they moved.
And he named all the ABC liquor stores.
ABC were the biggest.
They were on every corner.
You should see the package stores in Jersey.
These things look like a Costco for booze.
But he named the liquor stores.
Then another one to do is they said, Here's a quarter on the ground.
Pick it up.
And they want you to face plant.
That's what that is.
When you're drinking and you're scared and you reach over to pick up a corn at night, you're fumbling.
So anyway, the cop put down a quarter.
This guy here took a $5 bill and said, here, you pick it up.
Not good.
But he wasn't found out guilty.
We had a...
One of the funniest ones ever.
We have these videotapes.
And this one had red, red, red letters.
You must get court or you must have court approval before viewing this.
I thought, what the hell is this?
We've seen so many.
I've seen so many of them.
And we had beta.
These beta tapes.
Don't ask me why.
I'll never forget beta.
Beta member.
Beta member.
Well, this guy.
Happened to be.
In the middle, when the police officer is saying, alright sir, I've got to read you your implied consent.
Florida law requires me to offer you a blood test for the determination of blood alcohol competent.
If you refuse, you'll lose your license for 6 minutes and 18 minutes.
Do you understand this?
It's called implied consent.
Before they can take away your license, they've got to tell you.
And if you refuse this, you're going to lose your license.
So if you're found not guilty, but you refuse the test, you lose your license longer than if you're found guilty.
Anyway, as this woman is reading this, this guy decides to self-pleasure himself on the tape while she's reading.
Fraud in law requires me, and he's doing his thing, and she says, she looks over and says, you want an L&L?
You got it.
Loot and lascivious.
He didn't know the, you know what?
And that stopped them.
That confusion.
L and L?
What is that?
So anyway, we watched it.
And we're watching the tape.
Defense, defense lawyer.
I don't know what happened.
I think he was found guilty, but the defense lawyer said, this is terrible, Your Honor.
What does this have to do with his being drunk or driving?
Does that mean that just because he's into self-pleasure and onanism, he's drunk?
It was worth a shot.
And then all of a sudden, I get these people, the people in the clerk's office, these kind of, not mousy, but these very quiet women will say, hello?
Yes, Maxine, can I help you?
Do you have a tape?
I said, you want to see the tape?
Yeah.
We've been kind of hearing about it.
I said, okay.
And another one came in.
Do you want to...
So finally we said to the judge, I said, do you mind if we show him the tape?
He goes, yeah, sure.
So we had like a sign-up sheet because the room to see it was very small.
We had like everybody in the clerk's office wanting to see this.
That was great.
I mean, it was not great.
It was nothing.
You could not see anything.
That's the best part about it.
I don't even know why.
It was weird.
It was very, very strange.
But the normal, the people, the stuff that you see, and you can always tell when they do a feels-the-body test, that first step, they do this.
When the foot goes like that, that's it.
I had one guy who just completely, completely slid off of the seat.
Off of the bench in the jail, just slid.
As they're reading the implied consent, he just collapsed.
But it was this lie.
He liquefied.
It was incredible.
You should see some of the stuff which is the most important.
This is the most important thing in the world.
Let me see.
There's reading some of your...
Don't you love when all of a sudden somebody just starts writing things over, over, over, over, over, over, boom, boom, like a word and you're wondering, why are you doing this?
Why are you doing this?
I'm just curious.
It's okay.
But this one particular person, he's just writing this up.
They say, are you drunk?
And I read this.
Why are they doing this?
That's the way it is.
Trump.
I don't know.
Indiana.
Jackson 5. Mahalia Jackson.
Jackson Pollock.
Andrew Jackson.
What is this?
What is going on here?
What is this?
Free association among the lunatics?
It's okay.
I mean, this might be the way that you need to do this, but...
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