Byron and Jared Dennison dissect PepsiCo's "American Dew" rebranding and Kash Patel's $250 million defamation suit against The Atlantic regarding his alleged erratic conduct. They analyze the "actual malice" standard from New York Times v. Sullivan (1964) while detailing reports of Patel's nightclub visits, airsoft pranks, and an FBI investigation into his girlfriend, Alexis Wilkins. Ultimately, the hosts question whether these lifestyle controversies undermine national security or merely reflect the intense scrutiny faced by modern public figures. [Automatically generated summary]
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Double Salutes and Chugging00:03:26
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Doesn't that just get you stoked?
Hi, it's Byron.
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And we will be appreciating you.
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Lots coming up for you in the future.
Kind of the direct response episode to Trump wanting to genocide an entire civilization.
Sorry, we're a little bit behind that.
As well as, I imagine we're going to be talking about this Nick Fuentes, Steven Crowder debate, part two, and so much more coming up soon.
But I just want to say, really quick, from the bottom of my dang heart, appreciate you very much.
But until next episode of Louder Than Crowder, enjoy this little peek.
Into double salutes.
Here's the chugging of a new metal rock song.
Get your fingers to your forehead.
I'm talking both of them.
Take care.
Patriotic livestream on the world wide.
I feel proud to be a patriot.
Is that right?
I'm more patriotic today than ever.
Can you fuck off enough?
Okay.
Not enough.
Today, boys, kind of a fun little run through of stories today.
Before we start, should we.
Let's do a light one.
A light one?
I feel like I haven't been on a Double Salutes in a long time.
Yeah, how are you feeling about it?
It feels good to be back.
It feels good to.
To recharge my Patriot gas.
Yeah, you were over on the other side of the pond, but I mean.
It's an ocean.
Well, listen.
So that's the thing is Japan's on the other side of a pond as well.
Yeah.
Just a pond in a different direction.
Jared, are you there?
Oh, I'm here, partners.
You didn't say a damn thing for a solid minute.
No, I was listening to.
American Dew and Moonshine00:14:34
Well, I thought we were going to do introductions, and I thought Dennis was queuing us up to say.
And Jared from Occupy Texas.
Wolfman Jack.
Wolfman Jack over there.
This is Dan the Bat, and we're here with Anthony Bourdain Jr.
That's pretty good.
Is that who we are now?
Yeah, I guess I forgot that we don't typically do a straightforward introduction.
I didn't know the flow.
I forgot the flow even.
I just didn't know the flow.
Oh, yeah.
So, okay.
Dennis was in Japan for a bit.
Now you're back.
I was.
Now I'm back.
I'm here.
I'm ready.
Back at it.
And Theo Vaughn of the left is back in Occupy Texas.
That's always good.
And we are doing community gardens still.
Thank you.
It's at the end of citrus season.
Cool.
And everyone can, you know, pass whatever citrus they have left over onto their neighbors.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
That's right.
Spray it forward.
That's a citrus joke.
That was bad.
Okay.
Like spray, like a citrus spray.
I don't know.
Citrus spray.
You are rusty.
Maybe you just need.
Maybe you're thirsty.
Maybe you're thirsty.
I am thirsty.
I'll tell you about some citrus.
Are you guys aware of Mountain Dew's name change that they're going through?
No.
They're now going to be called American Dew.
Mountain Dew.
Born in America.
Yeah, the original, the one that started it all, Mountain Dew, exhilarates and quenches with its one of a kind taste.
Also available in caffeine free.
Born in America, sourced and enjoyed worldwide.
We're going to be changing the name of.
Look at this.
Citrusy.
There it is.
A Zero America.
Oh, I hate this.
It's for rebels and explorers.
Fuck off.
Can you fuck off the name of it?
I thought it was for extreme dudes that skateboarded.
It's not cool.
Yeah.
Wait, so is it really rebranding as American Dew?
Yeah, very briefly.
Is it like iHob?
Yeah.
Well, no, it's going to be because of America's birthday.
Oh, 250.
The 250, of course, which MGT thought was last year.
For your imagination?
She did.
Yeah, that was pretty good.
So this is from USA Today.
Would you drink American Dew?
PepsiCo's new soft drink for America's 250 here.
In celebration of.
I have one.
I would sip on it.
In a celebration of America's 250th anniversary, Mountain Dew is releasing a limited edition 12 ounce can and 20 ounce bottle under the name.
One single 12 ounce can.
Apologies for the way it is.
Yeah, one single can.
You can't buy a 12 pack.
No, no.
But this is actually Mountain Dew's 78th anniversary.
And, you know, of course, it's got that Tennessee.
78 years?
This guy drinking the dew.
Oh, in the bottom corner?
I think it's.
What do you think the first Mountain Dew drinkers were like?
Mountain Dew drinkers?
Yeah, like back in the 50s.
I think they're all part of the Nitro Circus.
Isn't it Nitro Circus' 78th anniversary, too?
Is it?
Yeah, they coalesced on the same time.
They were rolling coal and they were rolling orange and lime together.
Rolling coal and 54 babies.
Yeah, that's amazing.
Yeah, that's amazing.
I'll tell you, I know this about it is that it was distillers who were making moonshine were also creating Mountain Dew from basically the runoff of the fruit that they were making as a backing drink.
That's my understanding.
It's sort of like a backer to drinking the moonshine.
So they had to cut it.
Like a chaser kind of thing.
Yeah.
That bums me out, man.
Why?
What do you mean?
Because I wanted it to be like shitty, snotty kids in the 50s being like, fuck you, dad.
I'm drinking dew.
It was.
It was.
I know, but I want it to be like, you know.
This is the first tall, soft kid with guns on people.
He breaks the thing off his scooter, and now he's got a scooter.
Yeah, he throws a rock through the general store window and then drinks Mountain Dew.
It's like that's what I wanted.
It's an Appalachia thing.
It is.
We know about the Appalachians.
They've got characters there for sure.
Yeah, since 1948, Mountain Dew has been defined by a bold, unapologetic taste born in Tennessee.
You can't skateboard through a window.
An American original.
Tasting great since 48 is our tribute to where we started and to the fans who've carried the brand forward for nearly 80 years.
Mountain Dew marketing vice president Michael Smith said in a new release American Dew is a tangible celebration of that story.
I think it's a bending the knee to the administration, if I'm being honest.
This seems like they're trying to dewokify whatever was going on.
So the Mormons are trying to get in good with Trump.
They're trying to make it, they're like, man, if they detect that Mormonism, like the LDS, is Kind of like American Islam.
Our days might be numbered here.
Maybe they know that the gamers will just always be fans of Mountain Dew, that they're trying to be like, you know what?
We haven't untapped the flag.
It doesn't matter.
We're not going to lose anyone over this because they're addicted to this stuff.
They're addicted to this stuff.
That'd be like if Zinn had suddenly an American flag on it.
Mostly, first of all, everyone would still enjoy it because they're mostly conservative boys anyway.
True.
True.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know.
This whole shit is fucking stupid and silly.
What caught my eye was that they have a caffeine free variant.
Is that a thing for Mountain Dew?
A Mountain Dew?
I would imagine, right?
I don't know if I've ever experienced it.
Boy, there was a picture of a caffeine free one.
It was mentioned on the website, Parent had up earlier.
Yeah, this one right here.
Yeah, there's a caffeine free one, also available in caffeine.
I've never seen caffeine free Mountain Dew.
Well, maybe that's for old people.
Maybe like American do, and now they're like, oh, I could never.
I'd be up all night.
I would drink a caffeine free dozer.
I would right now, actually, because I really had too much caffeine today.
Yeah, and it's getting kind of late.
So I'll just have to have my bucked up protein drink instead.
Everyone knows that I'm a real Mountain Dew zero guy.
I've been no liar about that.
No secret Mountain Dewhead.
Maybe this is how we get them in.
We just tell them that we're the most patriotic live stream on the internet.
Yeah, yeah.
That'll get them.
I think that usually is possible for me to lie.
Should we do business with the Mormons?
Are they owned by Mormons?
I don't know anything about them.
Why do you keep saying that soda is all Mormon?
It's not all Mormons.
PepsiCo's Mormons, dudes.
PepsiCo's Mormons?
Yeah, Taco Bell owns all of this good stuff.
Oh, my God.
I didn't know that.
Well, they have to have caffeine free, makes more sense then.
Yeah, they're trying to get that pilk money popping on the LDS.
Can I share a drink story?
Go ahead and tell me more about the LDS.
It does not own PepsiCo, nor does it hold shares in major soda companies like PepsiCo or Coca Cola in its investment portfolio.
Is it a family that owns it?
Why do they always say it?
The Mormons own the Pepsis.
I don't know.
I think you've been propagandized, brother.
Well, let's look at it.
I don't know, man.
Yeah, we got to find out.
Yeah.
CEO, maybe?
While you're doing research, I got to tell you, when I was over in Japan, I had a Mountain Dew.
Not Mountain Dew, sorry, I'm Mountain Dew on the brain, obviously.
I had a Red Bull with ice cream in it.
A Red Bull with ice.
Like a Red Bull float?
An offgado.
Offgado.
Offgado.
That's a great pun.
I'm going to remember that.
So, the CEO of PepsiCo is Ramon Legarda.
Beautiful pronunciation.
A Spanish business person whose name I mispronounced.
A chairman and chief executive of PepsiCo.
I don't believe.
If he's a Spaniard and a Mormon, that would be pretty wild.
Well, Stranger Things is a TV show I've seen.
So, not a bad call, either way.
No, I hear what you're saying.
I think there's always been kind of ties to, yeah, that's that's that's always been as Yum Brands, maybe.
Yum Brands is like Pizza Hut and KFC, Taco Bell.
Yeah, is Yum Brands Mormon was spun off from PepsiCo in 1997.
Yum Brands was, yes, sir.
Interesting, Dennis.
What did you eat?
You keep burping up meat smell.
Did you?
It's my orange cream making me burp up my steak.
Yeah, I had a steak.
I had a steak and potatoes.
I keep getting whiffs of steak.
It's fine.
I just wanted to make sure.
I'm being patriotic.
Talk about this on the air with you.
Yeah, yeah.
No, it's stinky, man.
I'm sorry.
I don't care.
I'm drinking this orange cream making me burp.
All right.
So the American Dew thing, it's not long.
Tricon Global Restaurants.
Oh, my God.
Are we still doing this?
Conglomerates, bro.
We are conglomerating.
How long is American Dew around?
Around, I bet it'll be clearance out really quick.
Nationwide, April 20th.
So it's already out, available through the summer of 2015.
Yeah, it has to be through July 4th at least.
They're doing a $250 sweepstakes.
That's a weird amount for sweepstakes.
I feel like I need bigger.
Yeah, that doesn't seem like a lot.
That's like a 1993 sweepstakes.
Come on.
What are we doing here?
I mean, maybe that's why they're doing it.
They're nodding back at the past.
This is from Mountain Dew Kid underscore com.
So it seems like a.
A fan page.
A few days ago, I was looking through new U.S. patents filed for Mountain Dew and ran across American Dew filed by PepsiCo in October of 2025.
Patent?
Yeah.
Well, they have to.
What do you mean?
You have to patent the name?
Well, or else someone else could take it.
Someone else could have American Dew.
I wish American Dew was like a different flavor profile.
I know.
I don't know.
I wish it did taste different, Jared.
I agree.
And you could only get it at Casey's in the Midwest, you know?
I wish it tasted like the smell of a firework after it goes off.
Oh, that's kind of fun.
Yeah, yeah.
That sulfury stink smell.
Yeah, yeah.
Just put some eggs in it.
They also had 18 packs of patriotic code red, white out, and voltage.
So there's going to be.
White out's coming back, baby.
All I want is diet code red.
That's all I want.
Interesting.
Dirty Mountain, dude, tastes like shit.
Yeah, I've heard that.
All right.
So now we've spent a solid 10 or 15 minutes.
I didn't like it.
You know, I had a shot of Malort.
Do you guys know Malort?
I know Malort.
Yeah, dude, I love Malort.
I'm kidding.
I've never had a Lord.
No, I'm not talking about this, like that you're the sire and you're talking to the king.
No, I know my Lord.
Yeah, the drink.
The drink that tastes like worms.
Is that what it is?
I had a shot of it.
Oh, God.
It's something else, man.
Yeah, it's gross.
It tastes like dirt and worms.
Like a dirt cup?
I had a shot of it.
Not as good.
But then I had also the vanilla Mountain Dew, that dirty Mountain Dew.
I got one to try it.
And it was equally disgusting, but I had to use that to kind of like conquer the malort flavor.
Ugh.
It's not a big deal.
You get the butt.
That's terrible.
I did have a barbecue hot dog, though, and that was really cool.
That's fun.
Sounds like a great, well rounded, balanced meal.
A couple of meat boys in the business here.
Yes.
All right, let's get into the real big deals here.
Kash Patel over the weekend.
Oh, no.
What?
Come on now.
Just a little article.
Just a little article.
I do want to give you an opportunity to respond directly to allegations in the Atlantic article that your unexplained absences created a national security risk.
And beyond that, can you say definitively that you have not been intoxicated or absent during your tenure as FBI director?
I can say unequivocally that I never listened to the fake news mafia.
And as when they get louder, it just means I'm doing my job.
This FBI director has been on the job twice as many days as every director before me.
What that means.
Wait, what's that mean?
He's going to tell you.
He just said what that means.
Can we clip that for us?
When they get louder, that just means I'm doing my job.
I guess.
That's right.
No, he's only been the director for two years at this point.
You look at other directors.
He's been doing double.
He's been on the job double.
Well, other directors have been on the job for like 30 years.
Is he talking more days in a year?
Maybe he should clarify.
Maybe.
I think he probably should.
Kash Patel.
Director of the FBI.
He's suing the Atlantic, the publication, for a quarter of a billion dollars for defamation.
That's a lie, of course.
Yeah, $500 million.
That's not $500 million.
Sorry, $250 million.
Sorry, listen, it's late and I'm on no due right now.
You need American due when you do.
I don't know if I do.
You need that in America.
All right.
So they filed that on Monday in the U.S. District Court of D.C. $250 million in damages.
The defendants are the Atlantic magazine and its reporter, Sarah Fist.
Fitzpatrick.
Sarah does what to Patrick?
Fitz.
She fits.
What does that mean?
So, April 17th, The Atlantic published a story written by Fitzpatrick.
The headline is Kash Patel's Erratic Behavior Could Cost Him His Job.
And this is the thing that I cannot believe he's doing this.
I think it's just the same distract and then dismiss kind of thing that Donald Trump does all the time, where you're like, I don't know if you saw the fake news mafia.
The titty birthday card case.
Remember when Donald Trump sent that birthday card with the dialogue to Jeffrey Epstein for the birthday book?
The drawing?
Yeah.
Then they were suing Rupert Murdoch and the Wall Street Journal.
Yeah, for a ton of money.
And then it got dismissed?
Yeah, it's dismissed.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is just kind of probably the same thing, would be my guess.
Yeah, I feel like.
You can sue someone and then just, when it doesn't make any sense, don't open yourself up to discovery, of course.
You wouldn't want to do that.
I think this is probably a way to.
To speak out against it without acting like he's running from it.
I guess.
You know what I mean?
Like, so much of it is going to be, I didn't do that.
And I think he's just doing the suit to try and throw some weight behind it.
Well, the problem is that 24 or more people have been cited as sources in this.
24 or more?
Yeah.
Wow.
That's like 23 and me, then 24 and more.
There's a few more than that.
The follow up site.
See, these are current.
Huh?
With.
One extra?
Yes.
Well, there's 23 in me, and that makes 24 and more.
Are we talking chromosomes or bakers?
Bakers.
Bakers sources.
I have no idea.
All right.
Current and former FBI officials, congressional staff, lobbyists, former advisors, they all allege that he has, quote, displayed alarming.
Shifty Knight Secrets Revealed00:06:40
Wait.
He, quote, alarmed colleagues with episodes of excessive drinking and unexplained absences.
I mean, I don't know much about Kash Patel, except I do know that he drinks with a hockey team.
Yeah, that was.
That didn't go very well in context now.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
When he was just pouring it down the front of his shirt, and then shaking it.
And then shaking it.
He's like, I'm the best drinker in the world.
I'm the best drinker in the world.
And then, but I think, like, more what this is, like, you know, for the last year, we've been hearing how, like, how just deeply unpopular he is, you know?
Yeah.
You're like, this guy's a fucking loser.
He's just like, you know, he, you know, you go out with him, and the next thing, you know, he's like, you're on his fucking jet or whatever.
And, like, I think really what this, the next, you know, he's just trying to prove that he's got friends and, like, They're guys and they're in the SWAT team.
SWAT teams look cool.
You know what I mean?
SWAT teams do look cool.
They look cool and they have cool toys.
Oh, you didn't know about this, Dennis?
So, this is Kash Patel.
He's an author.
I don't know if Laura Vincent should be in jail.
Author of children's books.
This is the first in the series, The Plot Against the King, in which, you know, see, the king here is Donald Trump.
I think he's trying to, like, distance himself from his past.
That's Cash right there.
Cash is a wizard.
It's kind of cool.
Could you imagine writing a book where you're not the king and writing it about someone else?
Yeah, you're the jester.
That's the mom from Arrested Development and Buster Bluth, too, because he couldn't think of anyone else.
But then he's like, but then we'll put Trump in here.
And then that's like Joe.
Like Michael Slanner or something?
What is going on?
Down there, that's Michael Sarah.
And then you've got Jason Bateman down there in the right hand corner.
He's like, it was my favorite show.
And I'm like, their friend, Aziz Ansari.
But I'm a wizard.
Afterwards, Cash followed the shifty knight outside.
If you didn't have a reason to believe that King Donald was a cheater, why did you say all those nasty things about him to the heralds?
We tried our best to find evidence Keeper Comey even sent his slugs into the castle to spy on the king, but I don't care that we couldn't find anything.
That's what the shifty knight said.
I just really don't like Donald.
Knew he was caught by the wizard.
This is a great book.
It actually is.
He wrote off on his Segway.
Yeah, yeah.
His One Wheel.
So, this book is actually pretty highly regarded.
First of all, here's a cool picture of the.
Why?
Why?
Oh, my fucking God.
Why?
What do you mean?
It's got a 4.8.
It's 35% off.
Should we procure or not?
No, definitely not.
I've thought about it.
Let's pirate it, though.
This one showed up all fucked up and banned.
Five stars still, though.
Fuck you, Cash.
It was great, though.
Yeah.
Oh, this is great.
Thank God for Kash Patel.
Great book.
Wonderfully written and entertaining.
He leaves out no lies in this story as we are currently in a good fight.
Pardon me, a fight with the worst of evil.
Yeah, he didn't leave out all the lies.
It's all the lies.
Just look at how this was delivered to my front door by Amazon.
What a shame.
Shows just what kind of employees they have.
This was no.
They had eight workers.
This is great.
This was no accident.
Yeah.
Thankfully.
They saw what it was.
Big conspiracy.
Yeah, thankfully, the customer service member I spoke with.
Offered and sent me a replacement.
We will see what kind of conditions.
I thought they spoke with them in person.
So, give me, give me a let's get a one second.
I want to see the low reviews.
I'm very impressed.
Are there any low reviews?
This is great.
Good investment.
It's not an investment.
It's not.
And it was actually a gift.
So, he bought it as a gift.
How's it a fucking investment then?
No, it's not.
It's literally a gift.
Here's a pick of Trump reading it with a little lady named Kylie.
Art imitates history.
I got a child away from that man.
Interesting.
Art imitates history.
Yeah.
So you want a bad one?
Float art.
It's the worst kind of cash trash.
Sorry.
Okay.
So there's more than one of these.
There's actually three.
Oh, that one only has 3.7 stars.
The cool thing is the art style seems to have changed because the AI artist cannot get it.
AI is different.
Yeah.
This is James Scrawl, dude.
So, James Scrawl is clearly a pseudonym of an AI.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like mid journey kind of thing.
Yeah, right.
Copyrighted material.
Nothing on the back.
And it's put out by Brave Books.
So, that's kind of way worse.
This one did it just say was pulled.
Look at these Goodreads ratings.
1.1 on Goodreads.
What was that, Jared?
Well, it says copyright material on the back.
Do they mean that it was pulled from copyright?
Yeah, they stole material for this.
The Return of the King is the final book in the Plot Against the King trilogy.
This book continues.
The silly yet important journey of the MAGA King as he returns to take down Kama La La La and reclaim his throne.
The perfect gag gift for a liberal friend.
Oh my God, I love that they add that because it clearly has no real value.
You obviously don't want to read it, but just buy it for your friends.
But that one's more valuable because it's a little bit more expensive than the other.
Oh my God.
So, Scrawl.
No more secrets.
The Candy Cavern.
Scrawl has written some other stuff.
No more stuff.
Pardon me.
Illustrated some other stuff.
This is Chaya Rachik.
Yeah.
That's good.
Libs of TikTok's book.
Also did Libs of TikTok's book's art.
Imagine being the other illustrator for that shit, man.
What's that?
The other Laura Loomer.
Of course.
Yeah.
Welcome, class.
So, what is this about?
Black sheeps in school?
What do we got here?
Should we read?
Let's read the plot here.
This book, it's for children ages four to eight, reveals the dangers of Keeping secrets from your parents.
The conservative children's book is a modern twist on the familiar Grimm style fairy tale that even including a big bad wolf, which is transgenderism, probably.
Probably right, exactly.
No more secrets.
Rose the Lamb was so excited to begin second grade, but when her new teacher focused more on candy than teaching, Rose knew something about her.
No, she didn't.
Rose was fucking hyped.
Yeah, Rose must decide whether to keep secrets from her parents or to listen to her teacher.
Join Rose in this sugary story as she learns to listen and trust her parents when she gets into a sticky situation.
So, don't trust teachers, of course.
That's right.
Yeah, don't trust teachers.
The candy was just a picture of the teacher with his husband on this desk.
Oh, God.
Disgusting.
Fentanyl and the Goatsy Twist00:10:10
That's all that the candy was.
Shocking.
Well, that's kind of interesting.
Do you guys know what goatsy is?
Goatsy.
I've heard that before.
Yeah, what is goatsy?
Like the disgusting.
Do not look it up.
Don't look it up on here.
Right?
But it was like a man, you know, pulling his butt apart.
Okay.
No, I don't know this.
Big butt.
You get the butt.
Exactly.
It was a very vile internet.
Like linking someone to Lemon Party or something.
Sure, classic.
I had a conversation today with some guys.
We have to let this make sense before we move to the next chapter.
I don't know what it is.
Yeah, I was like, nope, nope.
Yeah, I can't just stop there.
I'm sorry, Dennis.
Oh, I thought.
Oh, yeah.
Go ahead.
No, but this being like an anecdote story about candy, they should have used like the.
Do you remember the Cowtails?
Do you remember that candy?
Yeah, it's a great classic candy.
I love Cowtails.
I love Cowtails.
Okay, so Cowtails is a brand that by all means looks like it says Goatsey is the people that make them.
Okay.
And so, like, you know, it's like this wolf should be handing out the Goatsey.
Like caramel creams because it looks like a goatsey.
Like it looks like a man spreading his butt cheeks apart.
So it's a candy that's like a.
Is this a.
It was a long walk for nothing, really.
You know what I'm saying?
Jenny in the chat says, I'm amazed you all have gotten through life without goatsy.
I'm thankful I have personally.
It's very like a tub girl, you know?
Oh, yeah.
I'm a tub girl.
I've taken half as many days off as those before me.
What that means is I've taken a third less vacation than those before me.
What that means is that this FBI, with this Department of Justice, has dropped the murder rate 20 points.
What that means is this FBI, with this Department of Justice, has captured eight of the top 10 most wanted fugitives in the world.
Let's actually cite that.
Eight out of ten.
80% of the fugitives are down?
Yeah, that doesn't seem right.
I think the audio is coming through two places now, suddenly.
Well, that doesn't make any sense.
You might want to back out and hop back in.
You got something on your mind.
No changes have been made here.
Yeah, I don't know.
Hang on.
Eight of the FBI's top ten most wanted fugitives have been captured.
Does that make any sense?
Let's see.
Eight days ago, that was, well, the thing is, it shifts, though.
Like, once they're captured, right?
Like, it just doesn't seem like that makes them.
Oh, I think it's because, Jared, we have audio coming through our signal, and then you need to just mute the stream on Discord.
The stream on Discord?
Yeah.
What do you mean?
So the audio is coming through.
Oh, right, right, right, right.
But, like, doesn't it just keeps moving?
You're supposed to capture the criminals on the FBI's most.
Yeah, it's not like the.
It's a perpetual list.
The top two is left.
It's not like in the year, oh, we got all 10 so we can go home.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We got them.
We got them.
It just doesn't seem like that.
All the most wanted are gone.
But here is a video from the FBI talking about this.
Let's see what they're saying.
FBI, under President Trump's brilliant leadership in backing the blue and backing law enforcement, this FBI has the most prolific year in crime reduction in the United States.
History, a 20 point percent reduction in the homicide rate, a 20 point drop in opiate overdose deaths.
We have found and identified 6,300 child victims.
6,300 kids get to come home to their kids.
That's a 30 percent.
Those kids get to come home to their kids, which is kind of cool.
Congratulations, guys.
Yeah, they're making the long trip back home to see their pals, see their children.
Uh, I don't know if any of this matters.
First of all, the official FBI YouTube.
Has posted a Fox News clip.
So that's.
Yeah, but I think the question was, hey, people are saying you're drunk all the time.
And he's like, so what?
What if I was drunk?
Eight out of ten are gone.
Are you just slurring?
Thank God everyone else is still good at doing their job without me.
He's not addressing the question.
The question is, have you been drinking a lot at work, man?
Twice as many as the Biden administration did in its entire four years.
What that means is this FBI has seized enough fentanyl off the streets to kill 178 million Americans.
That one is, I hate.
That when they say, like, that's enough drugs to kill people, yeah.
Well, how many of them are Hulk Hogan, dude?
That doesn't work for me, brother.
Also, most people who use drugs don't take enough to kill themselves, yes, they just use it and then it's used.
Like, you know, that's like saying that the United States makes enough American dude to drink 16 million people or something, sure.
Yeah, most people just drink it normal, yeah, right.
I'm not saying it's a good thing to do.
Fentanyl, but I'm saying that most well, you can drink enough water and die too, Cash.
Exactly, yeah.
Uh, but you know, the tolerance level in fentanyl, you know, it's you get used to it and then you die.
Yeah.
I'm not going to go to bat for doing Fent, guys.
But I just say, did you not see that shit about the Hulk Hogan documentary?
That he was doing it every day after his divorce until he died?
Well, that, yeah, like after some, I can't remember after like what injury, but he was like basically like packing his mouth with like Zen fentanyl, putting 150 on the back of each leg, on the back of like each arm or something.
Well, they make, doing fentanyl suckers every day.
I was going to say, they make suckers every day.
Like one after each other.
Yeah.
He said that he was just like, A normal man would die three times.
Well, typically, Hulk Hogan was done with one day.
Fentanyl suckers were made for like military people who get their legs blown off to like put in their mouth like totally, like rapidly.
So, wow, I mean, that's pretty impressive, honestly.
Yeah, I don't know.
It's these are just stats that like what really matters is like the real impact on people.
But regardless, he's dodging the question.
That's all I really care about.
Well, one percent increase.
What that means is this FBI and this DOJ has arrested 43 percent more spies.
In 14 months, in the entirety of the Biden administration.
Well, how many?
Okay, so that's interesting.
When you're very particular about the percentage of spies, that means more.
That means more.
Yeah, what?
They arrested three, and we've arrested five.
It's just like that.
Yeah, I don't know how many spies are actively in the United States, but.
My dad's bigger than your dad.
There's kind of a lot of them.
He beat your ass, and your dad's ass, and your grandpa's ass, and your kid's kids' ass.
And I drive a monster truck to work every day.
Every day.
Cool.
I do roll my ankle when I jump out of it, but it's fine.
The Dow has seen a reduction in opiate overdose deaths up to 20%.
Alone.
What that means is that we have found 6,300 child victims.
6,300 families have their kids back.
That is a 22%.
This is the Dow over 50,000.
It's totally the Dow's over 50,000.
Yeah, same exact energy.
We got those kids back.
We put them back into circulation, okay?
We got to use these damn kids.
They're our kids.
Uh huh.
Yeah, we got a guy.
I'm not going to say any more than that, but we got a guy.
The kids are back to their kids now.
Should we?
I mean, oh my God.
Lego just drops.
They're going to Island Man.
Let's do this one.
This is a little bit further in this press conference.
When Tommy Lee Jones shows up?
Tommy Lee Jones was not there, but I wish he was.
We got to check every nook, every cranny, every understream.
We got to check every Jewish basement.
Just say.
Mid tunnel.
This is the same clip.
Oh, is this the same one?
Same one.
I want the one where he's combative with the person afterwards.
Let's see.
Probably later in that same one around?
No, it's not.
Nope.
Here we go.
This might be it right here.
He screams that he does a survey of the room, which is my favorite.
All in favor?
Login issue.
Just explain the computer login issue.
You were not able to log into the, your lawsuit contends that you were not able to log into the system.
What did you think after you were unable to log into the system?
So just, I want to run through this really quick.
The Atlantic article discusses he thought that he got locked out of his computer.
But he just couldn't remember his password or something?
I guess.
And he had what some numerous staffers are calling a freakout.
Crash out.
Where he started calling people saying that he had been fired.
Including the media and stuff like that.
Like, he, this is all alleged, of course, but like, people were like, who is the acting director of the FBI?
And he, at this point, now is going to deny that any of that happened, even though it was featured in his lawsuit.
I don't think you're understanding, man.
It's because he put the two factor authentication on there and it was like, it kept timing out.
You've seen his eyes?
They're working overtime.
This thing is moving so fast.
The little pie eats away and he's trying to put the number in.
It's zero.
And then he looks up, it's zero.
Wait, did I put that zero in there already?
You know how it goes.
It's just every time.
It's just every 30 seconds for this guy.
I'm thinking.
So, of course, hey, no.
This is normal.
This is normal.
I think maybe he had his VPN on because he wanted to look at porno and he forgot to turn it off.
He was on vacation at the Olympics and he's like, oh shit, I want the music of my life.
He was watching the original skins, but you can only get it on movie.
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There we go.
Let's have a survey.
How many of you people believe that's true?
Hang on.
Did you communicate with me?
You asked the question.
Let me answer it.
Not an answer.
It's another question.
Did you communicate with anyone that you thought you were fired after you?
You were unable to log into the problem with you and your report.
Don't cut me off.
You asked a question.
The problem with you and your baseless reporting is that is an absolute lie.
It was never said, it never happened, and I will serve in this administration as long as the president and the attorney general want me to do so.
And every time you guys report false lies, every time you guys raise baseless questions.
I love false lies.
That's my favorite kind of lies.
False lies, dude.
False lies.
What you're saying didn't happen.
Well, uh, I mean, people are saying it happened.
So, the way he phrased that was an absolute lie.
It was never said.
It was never said.
It was said.
They wrote it in an article.
Somebody said that.
Yeah.
Okay.
About the Southern Poverty Law Center's $3 million decade long scheme to fraudulently fleece Americans.
So, that's why we're actually here.
I don't know.
Are you aware of what's going on with the Southern Poverty Law Center?
No.
So, they're being sued by the.
FBI?
I'm trying to think who is SPLC being sued by the grand jury, which is charging them with wire fraud, false statements, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Okay.
And they're doing that because over the course of, I guess, a decade between 2014 and actually 2023, they are being charged with secretly funneling more than, get this, $3 million.
And donated funds to individuals who were associated with violent extremist groups, uh, like the KKK, Aryan Nations, and the National Socialist Party of America.
Okay, but they were giving that money to um, uh, folks who were informants.
Okay, so to me, three million dollars over the course of almost a decade to be embedded inside of hate groups is not, uh, well, it doesn't change anything, right?
Like Did you guys ever play Disco Elysium?
No.
No, what's that?
Downloaded it, never played it.
Yeah, it's a really sick story game that's basically driven.
Well, there's just a character in there that's like you can move on to a really far part of the game if you adopt his racist ideology, but then you have to play the game as a racist.
Ooh, okay.
Siggy putting in the chat says Jared Goaded, so that's kind of sick.
Boom.
Maybe Siggy meant to say goat seed.
We should check in real quick.
So, Todd Blanch, who's the acting attorney general after Pam went on her little vacation, is saying that the SPLC is manufacturing racism to justify its existence.
And that's what they're saying.
Okay, yes.
Siggy said typo.
He did mean goat seeds.
Appreciate that.
It doesn't make any sense to me.
They're monitoring hate groups.
Is Todd Blanch saying that hate groups don't exist because they paid someone to report back?
Like, I don't know.
Sure.
I think that informants are a normal part of.
I mean, it's tricky because you don't want to pay money for stories, of course.
As a journalist, you don't want to do that.
But I think that the police and the CIA and the FBI all have a history of paying informants.
Oh, of course.
I mean, that's a huge piece of it.
I mean, it kind of reminds me of not knowing the whole story.
It reminds me of a Facebook friend who posts a.
A video exposing paid protesters because someone works for like Democratic Socialists of America.
Sure.
And they're like, look at them.
They're paying to recruit people.
And it's like, well, yeah, that's just, that's just, that's a political organization.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I think it sounds to me like it's one of those things where it's like, if you don't go anywhere past the surface, it sounds really bad.
Yeah.
When it says you gave $3 million to Nazis.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's, yeah, it's going to sound rough.
But that's, so that's what they're doing.
And that's the point of this press conference.
But now cash is crashing out.
He's cashing out.
Yeah.
You are off topic.
It's all wooden nickels from here on out.
The simple answer to your question is you are lying.
And every time you do so, I've answered your question.
It's simply as follows I was never locked out of my systems.
Anyone who says it, anyone that says the opposite is lying.
Thank you.
Men, stop.
You're being extraordinarily rude.
And I know maybe that's part of your profession, but please just stop.
If you ask a question, he can answer it.
And then now you're interrupting me.
Just a little bit of respect, man.
Just a tiny little bit.
Try it.
Snowflakes, man.
Try it.
Just try being respectful, okay?
I love Cass standing there being like, Dad, will you tell him to stop?
Yeah, step in.
He hops off his Apple box.
Nice.
He steps down.
Balls.
Yeah, boom.
As he steps down.
I can't get over the fact that he has his bottom suit buttoned.
So, I mean, you're a suit jacket guy, you do the top one.
Bottom is never.
Bottom is never.
Yeah, yeah.
Middle is sometimes if you have a three button.
So I don't know if we need to go down this route too much, but there's some suspicion that ChatGPT filed the lawsuit.
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Oh, I heard that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I don't know exactly the details of it.
We could sit and roll through this, but I think there was a specific line that somebody called out.
It was a screenshot up there.
It was highlighted there.
It was not journalism about a subject.
It was advocacy against Director Patel that has a very much like a ChatGPT read to it.
It was not journalism about a subject.
It was advocacy against Director Patel.
Yeah, that sounds very much like when you're like, hey, ChatGPT, am I the asshole?
And they're like, no.
Oh, never you.
No.
Can you put it into like sort of like a robot translator so it says that sentence?
Like, you know, it was not journalism about a subject.
It was advocacy, or what did it say?
You keep scrolling.
Sorry, it was advocacy against the witch.
I'll direct my jokes again.
Thank you.
Sorry, guys.
I'm sorry, buddy.
I'm sorry.
No, I just, I, this whole thing, I mean, it's going to go nowhere, so it doesn't really matter.
It's just, um, it's, there's, there's so much, like, shit to worry about.
Like, obviously, this is, like, a serious issue, but, like, man, I just, I can't, I can't.
What's going on is a, a stack of what can we win?
Like, how can we have a win this week is what, what we're doing.
Like, with Joe Rogan being at the White House doing the, the, um, How did Trump pronounce it?
I don't know what it is.
The psychedelic.
Oh, I can't imagine how I pronounced it.
Phenomena.
No, it was good.
Phenomena.
Ibogaine.
Yeah, that's right.
Ibogaine Trump.
So, Ibogaine is a treatment that helps folks with PTSD.
I'm pleased to announce historic reforms to dramatically accelerate access to new medical research and treatments based on psychedelic drugs.
In many cases, these experimental treatments have shown.
Life changing potential for those suffering from severe mental illness and depression.
There's more than five million people.
Wait, they're cutting him saying, Ibogaine?
He's standing next to what the epic mealtime guy there?
Harvey.
Harvey's there.
In a 2024 study from Stanford University, 30 special operation veterans with traumatic brain injuries underwent, it's called Ibogaine treatment.
Ibogaine.
Ibogaine.
Is that pronounced relatively properly?
Remember the name.
We know that.
I bogey.
And I do this too in my scripts when I have a word that I know I'm going to fuck up.
Like it'll be like a foreign name or something.
I phonetically spell it out and then forget how to phonetically pronounce it.
Oh, yeah.
Like it only helps me so much.
But I swear to God, I'm sure that he sharpened I bogey or something.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And that's what we're working with here.
Look how big that print is.
Oh, on his document?
Yeah, that's big.
That's true.
Sorry, my mouse is stuck on my iPad now for some reason.
That's cool.
I don't want to get it wrong.
You did.
Hi, Bogan, because it's so important.
I experienced an 80 to 90% reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety within one month.
Can I have some, please?
I'll take it.
Cold reading.
Great work.
Yeah.
Can I ask?
I'm depressed as fuck.
I like this.
Who's standing to his left there?
I guess, you know, stage left?
Or.
Oh, we got more buttons.
See, that's a proper button.
That's a proper button there.
That's a button.
I'll take whatever it takes.
Everyone's loving it.
But no, this is just an example of like, so, and also, I don't know if, Jared, you saw that they rescheduled marijuana as a class three.
Not all.
Only medicinal.
Yeah.
Recreational is still class one, baby.
Well, until they're doing a.
They're all fucking jailbirds.
What's up, dudes?
We're going to jail for Trump.
I'm going to do it on stream here in a minute.
No, you're not.
You're going to do your treatment.
You're going to do your normal treatment.
You're not going to get us kicked off.
That's what I meant to say.
You can hear it in my nose.
I'm a little clogged up.
Okay.
Yeah, I need your treatment quick.
No, I just think that they're trying to distract from the larger problems that are not fixable.
Totally.
They're like, let's release aliens.
Let's do iBogaine, I guess.
This is the giving the kid the stuffy so that they don't look at their dead parent in the car crash.
Sure.
Yeah, that's basically what it is.
At this point, we're just doing stuffy politics.
It's about time.
Do they take that stuffed animal back?
At the end.
All right.
Hand it over.
When they get it cleaned up, give it back.
Give it back.
It's not yours.
It's not yours.
I have bad news for you.
I have bad news for you.
First off, the worst news is that that stuff is not yours.
The second worst news is about your mom.
Your mom is dead.
The car did flip and pancake her ass on the side of the road.
I'm sorry.
That's fine.
And it's actually the end of my shift now.
He's just trying to make it to the end of the shift, and he's going to go return to work.
I want you to meet a good friend of ours, Ghislaine.
So, we'll talk about that in a minute, but I do want to wrap up cash here.
So, erratic behavior, it could cost him his job, was the name of the article.
Several officials told the author that morning meetings at the FBI were rescheduled because he was too drunk from the night before or still drunk.
And I think it's the statute of limitations over from the time when I worked at the airport.
I remember I was the only sober person on shift one time.
Oh, God.
And my manager was just like, You're the only one that can drive the equipment.
Is that okay?
Now you know how I feel all the time.
Well, I was just like, Well, that seems illegal, first of all.
Yeah, geez.
But that's how that worked when I was a bag boy at the airport.
But this is the big one: that security detail once requested breaching equipment.
Oh, to get into his office, right?
Yeah, they needed to break into his door because he was unresponsive.
Yeah, he's got.
But that's what I was saying.
This is like, why.
He did this is because everyone he's had a bad PR and he's like, I think SWAT guys are cool.
I want SWAT guys to come in here and take some pictures with me.
Maybe he's just playing airsoft and he's like, just like really into it.
He's like, that's probably it.
He had his headphones on and he was like playing a cool guitar solo.
Do you think that maybe like they wouldn't take a picture with him at first?
But he's like, I have to get this picture with these SWAT guys.
You know, this is how he decided he was going to do it.
He's like, he knew what protocol was.
What if he had like his penis exposed in a Donald Duck like wearing t shirt with the penis out as a joke?
Like when they breach, when they breach, he goes, It's a prank, bro.
That'd be kind of.
Can you do a Donald Duck?
Surprise!
I can't for sure.
We're bad at Donald Duck.
I can't do it.
I kind of got it at the beginning.
That's so terrifying.
No, but like.
What the fuck is that?
I don't know.
It's like jigsaw or something.
What's going on?
The worst Donald Duck impression.
I'm not even going to try.
Jeez.
So, yeah, so after.
After that came out, I think they reached out to him for comment and he said, run it.
It's all lies.
I'll see you in court or whatever.
He said, later.
I have a headache.
I mean, kind of.
But then he followed the lawsuit the following Monday.
And his lawyer said it was sweeping, malicious, and defamatory, the piece was.
It just doesn't really make much sense, though.
The lawsuit, in order to win a defamation case as a public Figure you have to meet actual malice standards by the Supreme Court.
Uh, there was a case, New York Times versus Sullivan in 1964, where you have to prove that the publisher either knew the information was false and acted with reckless disregard for the truth, which is kind of a fucking difficult to prove totally.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, and also really reckless if you were a journalism organization again.
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And like they would never have done that, like they wouldn't have done that.
Let's just fuck with him.
This is like a very, I mean, this is the New York Times, yeah, yeah.
The failing New York Times.
Oh, that makes more sense.
Yeah, I forgot.
We got enough money to fuck with Cash Paddle.
Cash Paddle, the guy with all the book sales and merch stuff that he's got going on.
The author, Cash Paddle.
He's got to keep paying for those wizard costumes.
When this is all over and he has to go, yeah, exactly.
He has to go do all the book cons as the wizard.
That actually rules, and I love it.
Yeah, he goes to like sci fi conventions cosplaying as Kash Patel the wizard.
I'm the wizard in the Donald Trump fan fiction.
Remember those?
I don't even remember what the fuck they were called.
The King and Me or something.
I don't give a fuck.
The king in him?
That's kind of the king in me.
So he's been sitting.
The king's in me?
Cash has been at bars in Vegas and DC.
The Pussycat Club or some shit, right?
Yeah.
The flamingo, the big titty bird or something like that?
I have it.
It's actually called the Poodle Room.
The Poodle Room?
The Poodle Room in Las Vegas.
What the fuck?
Which, I mean, maybe it's a good place.
I don't know.
It's so these are all private.
Let's look.
Private drinking establishments.
Um, and uh, would we okay?
The mission is, would we drink what the food is this?
Oh my, look, you can see the dome, dude, while you're getting dome in the poodle room.
Yeah, dude, check out the sphere while you're getting smoked, bro.
The poodle room is an exclusive, members only lifestyle and social club crowning the 67th store, uh, 67 story hotel tower of the uh Fontainebleau, Las Vegas.
Fountain Ballou.
Inspired by legacy and commitment to bespoke once in a lifetime experience.
That's the problem, Cash.
You can't keep showing up.
Once in a lifetime, dude.
You already had your lifetime experience.
You got to go.
It reflects it.
It just goes every other weekend.
He goes all the time.
Pro wrestling country singer, girlfriend, Israeli spy girlfriend.
Yes, of course that spy.
He's like, she's the other sixth generation.
That's how he got all the spies.
Straight up the spy who shagged me.
He's trying to live that his whole life.
He's shackadelic.
Yes, baby.
Yes.
Groovy, baby.
I see you in the poodle room.
Yeah.
But he's like.
Yeah, he does.
Do I make you horny?
Cash trying to do that is so good.
Do I make you horny?
Fuck.
I don't even know, guys.
So it's a.
I want to be part of one of these clubs, by the way.
It was a dressing room.
Wasteless pool.
The dress code?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let's see here.
No athletic wear, gym caps, running shoes, shorts, sweatpants, tank tops, swimwear, flip flops, backpacks, large bags.
I think there might be some coded dress code in there.
I think that Kash Patel seems like a reef sandal with a bottle opener on the bottom kind of guy.
Totally, yeah, yeah.
He's got a puka shell for sure.
Of course.
And they are old.
Well, photos and videos are prohibited there.
So, yeah, I mean, that's the thing he's here to experience a private drinking place.
And.
It was the same with the other.
This is in Vegas.
And then, of course, his other watering hole was a place in D.C. called Ned's Club.
Ned's?
Yeah.
All right.
Let's check it out.
Well, yeah, I guess let's take a peek at Ned's Club.
I hope it's the exact same website as with like.
I mean, it is.
It's another members only facility here.
It looks identical, the website does.
Holy shit.
Same kind of apply.
Maybe it's the same kind of company.
Could be, right?
Like.
Discover our other restaurants.
Discover our other private drinking clubs for FBI officials.
Why doesn't he just drink in the Pentagon's tiki bar?
I mean, this seems like a nice place, but.
That's what I'd be drinking.
So people are saying that he, yeah, he's drinking to the point of visible intoxication, which if you're the acting director of the FBI, then maybe you shouldn't do that.
His eyes just kept getting more and more. bugged.
Yeah, maybe that's what they meant.
He's always drunk.
No, he just looks sick.
No, he just always looks sick.
He just is kind of doing that.
You guys seem to chill out.
Yeah.
So they are saying that they stand by all of their reporting.
This is not.
Not the first time that Cash has also been sued over reporting about his drinking.
Last year, he sued a guy named Frank Foglose.
Yeah?
What happened there?
From MSNBC.
They said that on Morning Joe that he was spending more time in nightclubs than the FBI headquarters.
Ooh, where's the lie?
Ooh, good call on that Feds Club, Siggy.
Ooh, yeah, Neds equals Feds, they say.
That's actually, I love that.
But yeah.
What is the Poodle Room?
What does that one translate to?
The Poodle Room?
Yeah, how does that one translate?
Play in.
I'm not sure.
They dismissed that lawsuit, though.
Wait a second.
Actually, MS Now, which is what MSNBC became, walked back the claim and Fugluzi, I think, said it different the first time, moved to dismiss, calling the suit performative.
So I don't know where we're at with that, but that's two lawsuits from two different outlets, two different stories of him drinking alcohol.
Yeah, I think just, I mean, Go to the courts, whatever.
Let the courts fight it out.
Courts?
Yeah.
Yep.
Deal with it there.
I agree with that.
It's just, it's keeping us busy from real shit.
Like, he obviously shouldn't be serving if he's doing this, but he's, he just is trying to distract from the conversation about it.
Yeah, this is just an additional, yeah, additional dodge.
But his lady friend, though, I thought this was kind of interesting.
Jared, you mentioned this a little bit.
New York Times reported Wednesday night that the FBI, which of course it's Kash Patel's FBI, opened him in.
An investigation into one of their reporters for writing a story that he didn't like.
About her?
Well, I mean, I don't know.
February 28th, New York Times reporter Elizabeth Williamson published an article titled Patel's Girlfriend Seeks Fame and Fortune Escorted by an FBI SWAT Team.
So it focuses on Patel assigning four full time FBI agents to follow her, make sure that she's safe, and also transport her around.
Her name is Alexis Wilkins.
Yeah, yeah.
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I've heard her music.
Country.
How is it?
Is it good?
Well, she was on my Spotify, wrapped as one of my top artists.
Is that right?
I got a message from her and Kash Patel saying, hey, thanks for listening to my music.
That's kind of cool.
Cash was sleeping on the couch in the back, but it was really great.
But his eyes were open.
I thought he was just dying.
He worked really hard, guys.
He worked really hard, yeah.
It was great.
She said my name wrong?
Somehow?
Yeah.
No, she called him number one fan.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So she is 27 years young.
How old is he?
Like 50 something, right?
He's 46.
So, okay.
So, 19 years different.
Russell Brand in the building, or what?
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