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My president was in Washington, D.C.
I don't get to say that every day, but I actually got to see my president in Washington, D.C.
I'm of course referring to Teamsters president Sean O'Brien that we elected last year.
To do stuff like this, at the very least.
I mean, you know, I hope to get a good contract this year.
But, if this is all we get from him, owning Senator Mark Mulally, Megan, Senator Megan Mulally, owning him on the Senate floor, then it'll be, my vote will have been worth it.
Yeah, I think so.
What a beautiful representation, like this picture you have of him is just, yeah, this is who I want.
This is who I want speaking for this.
This works for me.
He just seems like a big lug in like the best way.
He's like, yeah, he's a he's a bald Boston like Bulldog.
That's that's like who he is.
Yeah, yeah.
Whose job is like, you know, he's the teamster's predescent.
He's here for working people.
And like, good.
Thank you.
Appreciate that.
Salute.
Yeah.
So he was there because I think Sanders was looking for support from Republicans on the Right to Organize Act, which is a bill that passed the House in 2021.
But it hasn't and most likely will not pass in the Senate but you know this is just an attempt to get good press or at least like go on the record saying or doing certain things.
So Teamsters President Sean O'Brien was there to speak and Senator Mark Wayne Mullen That's this guy's name.
I had never heard of this fucking turd until this.
And what an awful first impression to make.
He's got two first names jammed into his first name.
Ugh, I hate it.
Mark Wayne.
It sounds like Darkwing Duck.
Mark Wayne Duck?
More like Mark Wayne Cuck, you feel me?
Yeah, there you go.
Yeah, got his ass.
So let's listen to audio between Teamster's president, Sean O'Brien, whose Twitter handle is TeamsterSOB, by the way.
So sick.
So sick.
Yeah.
Hold chest.
Teamster Sean O'Brien, Teamster S.O.B.
It's perfect.
Get it?
You get it?
Yeah.
So let's hear some audio from the little back and forth that Sean O'Brien had with Darkwing Mullen.
Don't tell me I'm out of line.
You are out of line.
Don't tell me I'm out of line.
Don't tell me.
You frame the statement.
Sir, you need to shut your mouth because you don't know what you're talking about.
Are you going to tell me to shut my mouth?
Yes, I do.
Hold it.
Hold it.
Tough guy.
I'm not afraid of physical.
Don't sit there and tell me I'm out of line.
Okay, so this exchange started when Mark Wayne Mullen just began his statement out of the gate attacking unions and specifically the Teamsters and specifically Sean O'Brien.
Let me read here from the Washington Post.
Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, who's from Oklahoma, and Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien got into a heated verbal exchange Wednesday in a Senate committee hearing focused on the right of workers to organize unions.
Yada, yada, yada.
Let me skip forward here.
O'Brien, as well as some of the others on the panel, repeatedly argued that corporations were making record profits while workers, many of whom have risked their lives to provide essential goods and services during the coronavirus pandemic, were not enjoying the same payouts.
Absolutely!
I don't know who's going to disagree with that.
Apparently this fuck, like that's who, and oh, yeah, listening to the tone of the voice, he's so, it sucks because, yeah, you know, O'Brien's over here talking about the working people, talking about, you know, the proletariat, and he's, like, pretty calm.
He's keeping his calm, he's just standing up, you know, he's just keeping his calm, keeping it real, and other dude is so mad.
Yeah.
He's so irritated, it's like, why are you mad?
Like, what is at risk for you here?
That's scary to me.
What is at risk for you here?
Why are you this upset?
That somebody would think twice about his words.
That's why he's in such a frenzy, in such a panic.
Sean O'Brien is just smiling and smirking this whole time.
This is not a high-stress environment for him.
Yeah, no, but the idea that corporations are making record profits while workers who had to work during the pandemic were not enjoying the same payouts, like even on the right wing, even like Republican base, I don't think you're going to find them defending yum brands, you know, or like, or Kraft.
Are they really going to like go to bat for Kraft?
Like who owns the supermarkets?
Kroger, you know, are they going to like, Are they going to really defend Kroger?
They might disparage workers in general, but I don't think they're going to find the argument that we should make CEOs less profitable.
We should take money from CEOs.
I don't think they're going to find argument with that.
I don't know.
I did just go down to that brewer store and I did buy a beer brewing kit.
And I think that with a little bit of grit in my garage, I can be the next Anheuser-Busch.
And I'm going to be on their side then.
So for now, I'm going to go ahead and, you know, I'm going to not side with Mr. S.O.B.
What a crass nickname.
What a crass initials to have.
No, thank you.
And when workers tried to unionize to fight for better working conditions, the union leaders said they faced illegal intimidation from their employers.
Yeah, they did.
It's on the record.
The NLRB has made companies rehire employees they illegally fired.
About halfway through the hearing, Mullin spoke up.
He first urged the panel not to make the assumption that he was anti-union.
Quote, I'm not against unions.
I'm not at all, said Mullin, who owns a plumbing company.
Some of my very good friends work for unions.
They work hard.
Employees don't, though.
And they do a good job.
Employees sure don't.
Mullin said he wanted to, quote, set the record straight.
His concern was about, quote, the intimidation union leaders used when trying to unionize.
He said, citing an example that happened at his plumbing business, uh, Quote, I started with nothing.
Absolutely nothing, Mullen said.
In fact, I started below nothing.
And I started growing this little plumbing company with six employees to now we have over 300 employees.
So when he says he started with nothing, he means he started with nothing besides the company that he inherited from his father.
And a 300 employee plumbing company, that's massive.
A six employee plumbing company is a good size plumbing company.
Like that's a, that's your average mom and pop doing well.
Like what the fuck?
You don't know what nothing means.
You have no idea.
Well, he says he came from nothing.
Oh.
Says, I came from nothing.
I came from less than nothing.
And again, like I said, no, you didn't.
You, you inherited this company from your father.
Like, how do you just, how do you just say that shit?
Like, do you believe that shit?
Or do you, or is that like a, are you aware of that lie?
Maybe he just like hates his mom.
And that's like, he refers to as like nothing, you know, that's where I came from.
I came from nothing.
We don't talk anymore.
And back in 2009, you guys tried to intimidate me.
Mullen claimed that Union pipe fitters would show up at his house, leaning up against his trucks.
When that didn't work, he said, they would pick at him, chanting, quote, shame on Mullen, shame on Mullen.
So, first of all, I don't know that, like, the Teamsters were representing that particular pipefitters union.
I don't, I'm not aware of Teamsters representing, I mean, they very well could be.
But he says you, he says you to Sean O'Brien, who only became president last year, right?
Yeah, brand new.
Quote, I'm not afraid of physical confrontation.
In fact, sometimes I look forward to it.
That's not my problem.
But when you're doing that to my employees, Mullen said, adding, for what?
For what?
Because we were paying higher wages?
Because we had better benefits and we wasn't requiring them to pay your guys exorbitant salaries?
Again, these have to be lies.
This never happened.
This never, ever happened.
Like, that's, fuck off.
Maybe you were underbidding other union companies, and that's the deal?
Because it has to be pretty egregious for the members of the union, not the owners of the companies, to be coming after you and your employees.
I don't think that happened.
Well, he means like, I guess, trying to recruit, but you wouldn't go to, like, the owner's house to try and recruit the employee?
Like, that's... No.
That's not how you would be talking to the employees.
But anyway, yeah, they picketed you.
Oh my goodness!
For what?
Because we were paying higher wages?
Mullen then asked about O'Brien's salary before cutting him off and reading off numbers from a piece of paper comparing what he said O'Brien made in 2019 with what the average UPS feeder driver made.
And he said, I don't have the numbers in front of me, he said like the average feeder driver made $40,000 versus O'Brien's salary of $200,000, which is extremely false because a feeder driver makes like over $100,000 a year.
A feeder driver can make, like with overtime and shit, like $120,000, $140,000 a year.
And if a leader of the organization who has to do all this fucking work is making $190,000 a year, I'm OK with that.
Yeah.
Also, who are you comparing him to?
You're comparing him like other CEOs or presidents of other companies who are making hundreds of dollars, you know, dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions of dollars.
You know, and the separation is much more drastic.
Yeah, it's like much more drastic.
Fuck off.
Who who thinks their CEO of their company that they work for only makes like less than twice what they make?
Yeah, no way.
No way.
The average the average ratio is like seven hundred and fifty times what the average employee makes is what the CEO makes.
So crazy.
Oh, sorry.
My salary is only half of his.
That's fucked up, dude.
So that's what started this exchange.
He accused him of the feeder drivers making less than half of what they make and then compared it to his salary.
More from this video.
What did you make when you owned your company?
I made my company.
I kept my salary down at about $50,000 a year because I invested every penny in it.
Nobody believes that.
Bullshit.
Fuck you.
This guy is worth like $30 million.
Nobody believes that he was only making $50,000 a year.
Yeah.
No fucking way.
You mean you hid money?
No, I didn't hide it.
Hold on a second.
You said that's out of line.
He goes, alright, we're even now.
Yeah, we're good.
We're not even.
We're not even close to being even.
You think he's smart?
Dude, they're laughing.
Dude, the Teamsters here, him and the guy behind him are fucking laughing.
I love my mans behind him.
My mans behind him fucking rules.
Like, another, like, large, bald, this time bearded and black dude, wearing, looking sick in a Teamsters polo, and just having the best, like, chuckles.
And they're all just laughing at him.
Yeah, they're all having a good time with him.
I think that's like a varsity jacket.
I think that's like an embroidered black varsity jacket.
Oh, it's like a, like a, yeah, like a coach's jacket kind of thing.
That's whatever it is.
He looks great in it.
It looks sick.
You think it's smart?
You think you're funny?
No, you're not.
You think you're funny?
No, I never said.
Did I smile?
You frame your opening statement.
You frame your opening statement saying you're a tough guy.
Senator, continue.
Senator, please continue your statement.
This is Bernie Sanders trying to break in.
Yeah.
I think it's great that you're doing this because this shows their behavior on how they try to come in and patronize a shop.
And they say about intimidation, and it's not about intimidation.
They show your behavior.
Stay on the issue, please.
That's it for the video.
Yeah.
I love it.
It's funny.
It's rare that these things happen and I want more, but I totally want more.
I want more of this video.
It's refreshing.
It's beautiful to see.
And again, I love the idea of like, see, this is what people are worried about.
People are worried about the intimidation tactics of the union where they come in and say the rich man is hiding money.
Yeah, I feel like most Americans would be repulsed by this behavior.
It's funny because he was better off lying about saying maybe he makes $125,000 a year.
Yeah.
than 50 because if you're being if you're saying for real that you on paper somewhere make fifty thousand dollars that means you're doing some real wild shit yeah like he said hiding money yeah well he's taking equity or he's taking fucking stocks or whatever like he has maybe he gets like 50 grand in liquid cash from that particular investment you know
but he has ownership of you know he takes equity or whatever rich people take instead of a wage you know You know, what was his bonus?
What was his bonus on top of his salary?
He just pays, puts his kids on the payroll and then puts them directly into accounts that he controls.
Mullen, undeterred, pressed on, quote, I say one thing to you.
What did you bring for that salary?
Mullen said.
What job have you created?
One job.
And that's true because we know only capitalists can create jobs.
We know only business owners create jobs.
So he's got you there.
Mullen accused O'Brien of, quote, sucking money out of people's paychecks and, quote, forcing them to pay dues.
Oh, O'Brien tried to interject to say Teamsters did not force members to pay dues before declaring, you're out of line.
So that's when the video starts.
Um.
After some order had been restored, O'Brien proceeded to answer the question about his salary.
The piece didn't last long.
I bet you I work more hours than you do, O'Brien said, twice as many hours.
Yeah.
Quote, Sir, you don't know what hard work is.
Mullen snapped back.
Yeah, it's oh, I'm sure it's being in the fucking Senate for six months out of the year, dude.
And he never even said he like was a plumber because I don't think he ever was a plumber.
Yeah, I don't know.
I mean, I don't think I don't think this guy's ever worked hard.
He just owns plumbers.
Yeah.
Sir, you don't know what hard work is, Mullen snapped back.
You want to follow my schedule?
I'd do it in a minute, O'Brien said.
Of course you would.
It sounds like a really fucking easy, albeit boring day.
The two then argued over the average U.S.
salary of a UPS feeder truck driver before Mullen returned to his accusation that O'Brien had never created a job.
We create opportunity because we hold greedy CEOs like yourself accountable, O'Brien said.
You calling me a greedy CEO, Mullen asked?
Oh yeah, you are, O'Brien replied.
You want to attack my salary, I'll attack yours.
You get to the $50,000 claim right here.
Mullen ran out of time shortly afterward.
But the spat continued even after the hearing concluded with O'Brien tweeting a link to a Tulsa World article that said Mullen's reported assets had jumped from a range of $7.3 million to $29.9 million at the end of 2020.
So exactly the kind of CEO who's fucking quadrupling his net worth throughout the pandemic?
If you were ever making $50,000 a year, you had a wild couple years.
It's just perfect.
It's just so perfect.
Why would you ever open your mouth, man?
I would just just sit back.
Dude, this shit isn't going to pass the Senate.
You don't need to do this.
And then so that was $29.9 million at the end of 2020.
So that was $29.9 million at the end of 2020.
And then his assets jumped to $31.6 million to $75.6 million a year later.
Oh, my God.
So a couple really good years for this guy.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's wild.
Over tripled then, right?
From the beginning that they're talking about?
Yeah, it was 7 million to, it's like tenfold.
75.6 million.
A reminder to Senator Mullen, whose net worth, by the way, is over $30 million, and to all the greedy CEOs and their mouthpieces in Congress, you come after labor, we come after you.
The Teamsters account tweeted soon after that.
That's right.
That's right.
That's hard.
That's sick shit.
It's gross.
I love to hear it.
It's intimidating, you know?
Not into it.
I love I love calling him intimidating.
Like you have to be like, sir, sir, you can't be so intimidating to us and us senators in Congress.
People, the people won't stand for it.
I mean, he's really just accepted that he's a total like just little weasel, little baby and just embraced it.
Because at no point, I don't think anyone looked at this guy and was like, yeah, I'm on his side.
I want to be like him.
I want to be like this whining crybaby.
Let's get into some responses in the Washington Post comment section.
Just Plain Common Sense says this smug union guy is not so smug when dealing with executives like Elon Musk who says he welcomes workers to organize.
Just don't expect stock options if you are a member of a union.
So the first whole thing is just nonsense.
Yeah.
Sean O'Brien's never negotiated with Elon Musk or been across from him because Tesla is not unionized and has been doing illegal things to prevent union organizing.
So I guess that might be why union folks aren't as smug when a guy's literally breaking the law to keep them out.
I mean, you can't have a union because that would mean that they would have like, you know, higher standards and they wouldn't be able to put out the rate of product that they put out that is so shoddy.
That is so shoddy.
You know, I think it's for like, I was reading about it.
There's some particular year of Tesla of like all across models where 50% were recalled over 50, 52% were recalled.
Seems like every day I hear about a fucking 250,000 piece recall for Tesla.
They just like always look all, they're all shitty put together and it's like, yeah, a union couldn't put that together.
But it's funny because they're already like the slowest car manufacturer in the world.
They produce like the fewest cars out of any major car company.
So it's, you can't even say that like they're, they're, they pump them out quick because of how shoddy they are.
No, no.
Yeah.
Just don't expect stock options if you're a member of a union.
Imagine how you would feel as your non-union co-workers cash out with millions and you are getting an extra $1 an hour.
Is this person trying to say that the janitors at Twitter, who actually did do the walkout I believe, were going to get stock options?
Yeah, you're bugging.
You don't understand what a business really is.
You don't understand what having people work for you is.
You don't know what a union is either.
Why would that be?
Anybody who has any sense knows that you're saying, hey, instead of me paying you more and giving you better benefits, I'm going to give you options to this company that I'm tanking every day when I go on the internet.
Yeah, exactly.
Instead of a paycheck, how would you stock in Twitter?
How about that?
You know, if you work for Tesla, you get free premium.
You probably don't.
You probably don't get free premium or whatever the blue check is.
You probably don't even get that.
OK, and if the union threatens a strike, Elon just rolls out the robots while the union workers try to organize at the local food bank.
God, I love I love imagining people starving.
I love imagining people lined up at the food bank.
That makes me laugh so hard as a fucking anti-union freak like this person.
Also, they're convinced they live in this world where that just doesn't happen anyways.
You know, I was literally at a food bank today.
You know, I went to a food bank today and I'll tell you all types of cars rolled up because they were fucked because the government and the system that's in place didn't help them out.
And you think it's because you think unions are at fault for something like that?
What is your brain?
Also, rolls out the robots.
Elon's just gonna roll out the robots the second you guys go on strike.
And it's like, yeah, the only thing that's been preventing Elon from rolling out the robots is he just likes non-union workers so much.
Because, like, you can abuse a robot, sure, but, like, if you, like, segregate the floor of the shop by color, the robots don't even really care, you know?
So, like, what's the point in doing it?
You get a little bit more out of a non-union workforce.
Also, the Tesla robot is akin to the like the Sony dogs you were able to buy in like 2000, 2001.
They were the big holiday gift.
It would like fetch a ball.
It was like a toy dog robot.
That's what the Tesla robot is.
It's akin to that.
It's the worst robot.
It is not modern at all.
The Tesla robot is a guy in plastic.
It's a guy wearing a plastic suit that you still would have to pay, theoretically.
Have you seen like that?
That's really like the Tesla robots like I'm talking about as a real robot.
And it really is like a shit robot.
It like you like, do the Honda robots been out forever?
Boston, what do you see?
What do you mean by put out?
I could buy a Tesla robot right now.
They just like, yeah, put it out.
They just like had a robot walk out on stage at some like demo.
And they're like, here's the Tesla robot.
It was like, yeah, no.
Yeah.
Before that, before that, he said, here's our robot.
And it was a guy in a plastic suit.
Do you remember that?
Oh, yeah.
Maybe that's what I'm thinking of.
No, they did eventually get a robot, but it was like, it could like barely walk.
If I remember correctly, it was like stumbling.
Cause you're doing backflips in Boston.
Did you know that?
Like they're doing backflips and you're bringing this piece of shit out.
What's wrong with you?
Yeah.
No, but I'm sure he would totally develop a robot that could replace a human.
He just hasn't wanted to yet because he doesn't have that fire in his belly about this particular issue unless somebody like a Teamster SOB lit it up.
Yeah.
I was pro-union and gung-ho about cooperative management slash union until I worked in labor relations for 30 years and got to know the top dogs at way too many unions.
places in the fucking country, perhaps.
I was pro union and gung ho about cooperative management slash union until I worked in labor relations for 30 years and got to know the top dogs at way too many unions eye opening and sickening.
So this is like what every state should be going for when it comes to labor and top management interaction.
This is like, this is how, you know, you've, you've at least partially succeeded as a very strong pro labor state as, as Washington is, uh, it's very strong union state.
And I feel like that's probably why this guy is so sore about it.
It's probably why this guy was so intimidated by it.
Because you worked on the opposite side, man.
Yeah, you picked the wrong team, bro.
Like, fuck you.
Stay on your island.
I was gung-ho about cooperative management slash union.
Nobody else is?
The only people that are happy about that is the management side.
Management loves it if a union is cooperative with management.
The workers don't.
Also, I was gung-ho until my 30-year career.
What are you talking about?
How old are you, bro?
He's retired.
He's retired on fucking Mercer Island or some shit.
He's like, he gets out of bed to go protest mass transit and then logs onto the computer for eight hours.
That's what he fucking does.
I tell you what, you call me when there's an old guy's rule union, you know?
Uh...
Malik Hills, this is a good one.
This is one we're going to be hearing going forward.
99 times out of 100, I would cheer on such in-your-face, bare-knuckle brawling when it came to dealing with congressmen.
Oddly enough, however, this was the wrong occasion.
So yeah, I love this criticism.
It keeps going, but just, hey, that's not fair.
You guys are being a little too tough.
You guys are being a little too aggressive.
I'm not into that.
Also, should we wait for another hearing about the right to organize?
What the fuck are you talking about?
Mullen accused the unions of being heavy-handed, threatening and intimidating, and O'Brien comes out swinging, making threats and getting aggressive.
He walked into Mullen's trap.
This was the one occasion when a bit of sweet reasoning might have been better employed.
What does this mean?
99 times out of 100, I'm all for sticking it to the man and going up against Congress.
Except this one time where this guy stuck it to the man and went up against Congress.
But not when you call him greedy.
You can't call him greedy.
That's just a really foul word.
I would cheer on in-your-face bare-knuckle brawling, but not if he says the word greedy.
Yeah, it's too much.
Nobody believes these people.
This is such a fucking hilarious argument.
Also, how sick would it be if they were to have a bare-knuckle brawl?
He would whoop his ass.
Sean O'Brien would mop the floor with that guy.
Well, from what I've heard, Darkwing Malaylee was an MMA fighter for like five matches.
So, I don't know.
He probably just did CrossFit a couple times.
Okay, there is more to this comment.
There is no doubt that mistrust and a degree of fear still prevails among many workers when it comes to unions.
Whether this is entirely justified is an argument for another day.
You can imagine some undecided non-union worker looking at that and saying, well, if that's how he is when he's in front of cameras and in Congress, how would it be for me some late night in an empty, empty parking lot?
Well, don't be in a position where your your employees are trying to organize against you and they they need to, like, leverage something.
No, he says he says worker.
He says, imagine a non-union worker.
Oh, no.
If this guy if this guy took on the the fucking millionaire congressman, what's going to stop him from coming after me, the plumber?
You're right.
I probably should show I'm not any union.
Sean Irvine's going to come kick my ass for for doing for doing freelance podcasting.
Oh yeah, he's gonna fucking hold a knife to your throat, make you sign a union card.
You hear that everybody?
You know how much Alexander's saving by having a non-union co-host?
No, we're a co-op.
There's no need for you.
There is no management.
No employees.
There's no employees.
Everything is split down the center.
Yeah.
I'll see how I feel about that in 30 years.
Well, we just have such a cooperative relationship.
True, true, true, true.
If that's the way he treats a member of our esteemed Congress, what's going to stop him from picking on me, a construction worker?
Yeah.
Well, are you a construction worker who's like taking non-union work because people are cutting corners?
You know?
Are you a scab?
Last one here.
This is from Jay Pollock that I liked.
It's just a necessary one.
We've talked about this on the show before, but it's always nice to bring up.
Neither the Senator nor the Teamster are clean, and union bosses like O'Brien are as corrupt as the employers and dirtbag elected officials they fight with.
And it's like, even if that's true, wouldn't you want, like, A corrupt guy on your side who's like gonna get you a fucking raise and gonna get you health care and gonna get you your job back when you're fired for like, you know, not a real good reason.
Yeah, I want someone who's gonna put their neck on the line.
I want that neck to be thick.
Next time you get a chance, ask the lowly worker how much he pays for union dues and what he actually gets for those dues, including the near starvation pay they get if they decide to walk out.
So Tony, I would like for you to take this opportunity to ask a lowly worker how much he pays for union dues and what he actually gets from it.
Well, we're going to air it out right now.
We're going to keep it real.
Um, Hey, how much do you pay for dues?
Is this why, is this why all, um, I don't even know what to say.
I'm trying to like make fun of you and make you like call you poor or something, but I can't really do it.
Uh, why?
Yeah.
Like you, well, you can't afford a razors.
Is that what's going on over here?
Is that why you can't afford razors because of those, those dues.
Right.
Tell me about those dues.
Uh, yeah, uh, no, the reason I don't have- I didn't shave.
The reason I don't have a razor is because I'm afraid, uh, I would think about you and cut my own throat.
Dang!
That's a little taste.
That's a little taste of a Patreon episode this week.
Yeah, he does.
He does say wrist, which I think is really funny because like he's talking about his beard and switched to wrist, which is gnarly.
That's interesting.
Maybe he's shaving his forearms so you can see how vascular he is.
Yeah, no.
What I pay in union dues, 20 bucks a week.
You know what my check looks like every week?
It looks like $1,200 every week.
I also have a pension.
I also have gold standard healthcare.
So, I mean, you gotta do that math.
If you're thinking of signing up for a union, you gotta do that math.
Is $20 a week really worth being able to live until you're 95 or 100?
You're framing it wrong.
I don't care how much you take home.
You know they took away from you.
And this is because I ordered one today because it's back open again.
KUKA's is open again.
And I got a daily special.
Hell yeah.
Two bean burritos, no cheese, add fries with the jamaica because I don't have orange rip anymore.
That was $9.99.
Ooh.
OK.
That's two daily specials they took from you.
Are you still okay with that?
You can have that brown Cougars bag or you can have that brown shirt.
Which one do you want?
I don't care what your check looks like.
If it's my boss giving it to me and it's like kind of cold already, then yeah, I'll take the burritos.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's fine.
I think anyone would take that deal.
People think union dues are crazy expensive.
They are not.
It depends on what union you're in, of course.
Teamsters is a big union, but we have great benefits.
20 bucks?
Are you kidding me?
I get a lawyer.
I get a free lawyer if I want.
Yeah, you know why 20 bucks sounds expensive?
Because I'm not in a union.
Yeah, like that's that's why that's that's the math against.
Yeah, so he's right.
Please go ask the lowly worker who's in union.
Please go ask them, you know what, what they pay in dues, and if it's worth it, please do that.
Um, I think we should be telling the lowly worker, uh, you know, who's probably statistically not union, uh, telling them what they can get for, uh, their $20 in a paycheck in their union dues.
Um, and then also the near starvation pay they get if they decide to walk out.
So he's talking about strike pay, um, which is low.
Yeah.
Like why you can't, You're not working, so you're not getting any money.
You're not generating revenue for yourself or for the Teamsters.
Where would that money come from?
How would everybody still get a check if they weren't going to work that week or the next week?
Aren't you the type of person to say if you don't work, you don't get money?
If you don't work, you don't eat?
In this case, if everybody decided to walk out, Yes, there wouldn't be money to put in everybody's paycheck, which is why we all tell each other to start saving money.
If negotiations are coming up, you literally have to save money because there might be a strike.
Because a strike is sometimes the only way that you can get more money or better benefits or more job security or less harassment.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that's why, that's why you need the resources in the front, the first place.
That's why you need to have those, those resources in the first place.
So you can, you know, front end that.
So you can be prepared, you know, that, that, that statistic about how people are, you know, one, one check away or one, one $500 accident away from being completely broke.
You know, my, myself included, uh, that number completely changes when you're in a union.
Yeah, I mean, it changes your whole life, dude.
Yeah.
I feel bad talking about it because I know so few people are able to join one, but it's life-changing.
It cures your depression when you're able to, when you have a stable income and you don't have to worry about half the things you used to worry about.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
But it's good, though.
It's not a flex.
it's not it's not a flex it's a it's a transparency yeah yeah it's it's uh evangelism that's That's what I'm trying to do here.
But yeah, so that's my president.
Always nice to see him.
See a nice video of him.
I want more.
I want more.
I hope he does become someone who we see on camera talking a lot.
Yeah.
Also, in other good news, Michigan repealed their right to work law, at least for the public sector unions.
I'm not sure if it applies to all unions.
Yeah.
The right to work law was passed in like a lame duck congressional session where they I don't know if people remember, this is years and years ago, but Unions Pact tried to like occupy the statehouse to prevent them from voting on this law, but they passed it.
So now that they repealed it, the Michigan Republican Party is not too happy.
They posted this on Facebook.
The Michigan Republican Party strongly opposes forcing anyone to join a union against their will.
We urge our Michigan legislators to join us as we stand for workers' rights and defend right to work in our state.
So I just wanted to talk about this briefly because, you know, people probably know what right to work is, but just in case you don't, it's a very, you know, sinisterly named piece of legislation that allows you to reap all the benefits of a union negotiated contract without actually contributing to the union.
So if you were to get hired at a place that's unionized, you have to opt in to paying union dues.
So, like, the union can't automatically take them out of your check.
So, they frame this, the right-wing frames this as, oh, you're forcing people to join a union if, you know, when you become employed under a contract that was negotiated by the union to have this piece taken out of your check.
It's like, that's part of the job.
That's part of the negotiation that happened.
Yeah, absolutely.
Also, you're benefiting from all of that work, and you're leeching money away from the people that enabled it to happen.
I think that you should be able to opt out of it, but you have to wear an armband that says that you did.
At all times, so everyone around you knows that you did.
Yeah, so, uh, sorry, like, this is a big lesson for me, like, People complaining about the conduct of the Teamsters president or people complaining about, you shouldn't have to be forced to join a union or whatever.
It just shows how facile these arguments are in the face of like real organizing power.
Yeah.
I don't know.
It's just like, yeah, you're complaining because you lost, you know?
Yeah.
And the rhetoric doesn't matter as much, I guess, is what I'm trying to say.
Like, the rhetoric is people need to be informed.
And yeah, you know, we should sloganeer and all of that stuff.
But the rhetoric is like nowhere near as important as actually doing the organizing and getting power, you know, because That's just what it turns into.
What the opposition turns into is complaints.
And that's it.
Think about what the Democratic Party has been doing in the face of Republican judiciary and Republican power.
Annoying, complaining.
Annoying, complaining.
Because that's all they can do or want to do.
And it's by virtue of the fact that, like, we don't have the power to force them to do what they should do, and we don't have the power to win those particular battles.
And so all that's left is complaining, which which is just leaves leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
Yeah, it's a bummer.
You said it is nothing.
It is just like emptiness.
It's just empty words.
Doesn't mean a thing.
And like these people who are mad about things like like unions, they're The people are trying to get into unions so that they can have a solid livelihood and like, you know, maybe less compromised dignity, you know, and the people who are fighting unions, they just want to stay extra comfortable.
They're not even like worried about anything besides like, oh, maybe I won't be able to buy like another 9-11 this year.
Yeah, maybe my portfolio won't grow by 150% next year.
Yeah.
And it's like, that sucks.
Like, fuck you.
These people are, people are trying to survive that you could help them survive.
And, but you don't want that.
So you're going to throw a fucking fit and you're going to be the ones who are, yeah.
Who want to continue to save money.
They got to where they are by being the kind of person who doesn't care if other people survive.
Yeah.
Like that's the only way you like self-select for these roles.
Like somebody who's comfortable making millions of dollars while other people starve.
Yeah.
That's wild.
Yeah.
And while knowing that everybody else does a real job and you don't have to because you, because you had more money to begin with.
So you got to buy everybody out to start.
I mean, but the thing is, like, I tell all my employees that if they really wanted to, they could be me.
I haven't said it in a long time, but one time a local guy told me, dude, just start your own business.
I started three.
And they meant it.
They meant it with their whole chest.
They really thought they were impacting my life and helping influence and motivate me.
That's good.
That's great advice.
That's what I tell my employees.
I don't pay well.
Uh, you know, chumps, uh, poor, poor people, they'll tell you, hey, start a business.
Uh, the secret is you have to start three of them.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Moving on.
Is it real?
This is real.
Yeah.
It's super real.
Okay.
So I didn't think it was real until you just showed me because I know you wouldn't do like a fake thing.
It's real.
Uh, so this is the story of a lieutenant governor repeatedly liking and interacting with an e-thought twink on Instagram who goes by the name of Franklin Superstar on Instagram.
The photo we're looking at right here is like, what would you call these cheeks?
It's from behind.
It's up.
Yeah.
Cheeks, cheeks right in your face.
It's a wedgie.
It's a wedgie.
That's a good way to put it.
Yeah, it's a wedgie.
It's like a strategic wedgie.
I thought it was like the booty shorts, like the ones that are cinched.
But no, they just got it in there.
They just got it tucked in such a fashion.
This is a pro.
This is a pro twink like this is let's not get it twisted.
This is a professional.
They did it.
Cheeks are sitting.
He did it right so that you can still you can see like all the way to the front.
There's like a little gap in the leg so you can see the chode.
You can see the underwear cover in the chode and then like a little bit of the bulge or whatever.
And yeah, he says, frankly, or no, that's his name.
What he says is I really don't care.
And then Lieutenant Governor McNally, who is the governor of Tennessee, Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee, comments, Finn, you can turn a rainy day into rainbows and sunshine.
And if that weren't enough, he also comments three heart emojis and three fire emojis, fire, fire, fire, which is really the only like I'm going to everything else, honestly, is like weirdly Wholesome and without without the fire emojis.
It's to me it's wholesome, but the fire emojis.
Fire emojis make it.
Yeah, it's got a thirsty.
It's got, yeah, hellish overtones.
Finn, you can turn a rainy day into rainbows and sunshine.
Yeah, yeah, and he's picking that juicy ass.
I just love, I just love the idea of Governor McNally just, you know, having kind of being like down, but scrolling through Instagram and seeing those cheeks and just perking up.
You know what?
You know what?
Today is a good day.
You know, we are going to be grateful today.
Breath of fresh air.
You can turn a rainy day into rainbows and sunshine.
Wait.
Rainbows only happen on rainy days also.
Yeah, well, the clouds part and that's when you see the rainbow kind of, you know, it's like a liminal space between the two, I think.
So here's another one from Franklin Superstar.
He's wearing, yeah, again, underwear, no shirt, rolls down his underwear so you can see his pubic region.
He's wearing like a dad cap and he's making some sort of hand gesture.
He says, fittings and shit.
Uh, and Lieutenant Governor McNally comments, super look, Finn.
And then another comment with the clapping emoji.
I love it because it's, it's, it's a trash fit.
It's not a good fit.
This is, I don't know what's going on.
This is one of those, like, this is the damn bitch you live like that mean, by the way, that you live like this.
That's what this is right now.
He threw his comforter over all the garbage he has a pilot.
So you couldn't see.
What's happening with the feet?
Is there liquid on the feet?
I don't know.
It's like wrestling shoes or something.
They're really tight ankle shoes.
Straight built like the three homies from Men in Black.
That's how that's, that's how they're built.
This is like, not, I don't know what's, this is not good.
There's a hat.
The hat's fine.
All right.
All right.
But like, we're not, we're not here to critique Finn.
Super look Finn.
What a great look Finn.
Yeah.
Well, he's just, he's just trying to be encouraging Tony.
He didn't, he thought the fit was trash too.
He's not stupid.
He's trying to be nice to his constituents.
Yeah, respect it.
And then here's another one where Franklin Superstar is not wearing any, not wearing anything.
And he's, he's crouched.
So you just barely can't see his penis at the bottom of the frame.
And he's holding a big glass of water.
He's got his hair back with a, what is that called?
The thing that goes over a headband.
Thank you.
Pull your hair back with a headband.
And then he's holding his phone up in the up in the mirror.
And he says, I love being naked.
The Garden of Eden is my vibe.
I understand God.
And then a bunch of emojis.
And Lieutenant Governor McNally says, great picture, Finn.
Best wishes for continued health and happiness.
Yeah, yeah.
Also, I guess Finn's I didn't know that I like that Finn is his name.
His nickname.
It's what his friends and lieutenant governors call him.
Yeah, he is looking healthy in this picture.
He's looking healthy.
So continued health and happiness.
There's a TikTok.
He follows him on TikTok too.
Wow.
Um, he did a TikTok dancing in, again, like an awful outfit.
This is, uh, but it's, you know, it's, he's, it's like a bear, he's bearing his midriff.
He's showing his legs.
Uh, he, he says they honked because they thought I was so fucking sexy.
This world is so damn fucking pure.
Then emojis.
And Lieutenant Governor McNally says, you need to be on Dancing with the Stars.
Like as a contestant or as like a star.
All right.
That's a very good question.
Are they helping the stars or is he a star?
Which role commands more respect?
Because I think Franklin deserves it all.
Because like Lieutenant Governor McNally says right here, Franklin is super!
I think this is, you know, I think that Finn has to be the dancing helper, because if Finn is the star, there's no way the dancing helper is going to be able to help Finn, because I don't think Finn takes kindly to help.
I think Finn serves what Finn serves and doesn't give a fuck.
Oh, OK.
And I respect that.
So I just I mean, I would want to see it for the drama, but for the success of Finn, I think Finn would be a better choreographer than star.
Uh, so when Lieutenant Governor Rand, Randy McNally, that's his name.
Yep.
Oh my God.
Randy McNally.
It's not even his fault he's a kind of a weirdo.
Like he just has to be a little, a little weird.
Uh, he, yeah, he could have gone into the fucking Atlas business or, uh, interacting with TikTok teens in Tennessee.
Um, Randy McNally has said he, okay, so in response to this, in response to like the, the, I don't know, pushback, I don't know, like, uh, you know, people recognizing this and asking him, uh, uh, you know, what, what's up with this?
Uh, he says he enjoys interacting with constituents and quote has no intention of stopping after it emerged.
He repeatedly praised racy photos from a local LGBTQ model on Instagram.
Mm hmm.
You know what?
Honestly, though, the whole thing is is honestly good.
If you're going to do this, keep it on main.
Keep these like these are like these are not racy.
No, no.
They're fucking so innocent.
They're so sweet.
And there are so many governors who are just like.
What?
Here's a video of me coming.
Here you go.
Here's a video of me coming in your DMs.
You know, if you tell anyone, I'm going to have you arrested.
And he's just like, hey, listen, you just your energy fucking rules.
Finn, you're the best.
Keep it up.
You should like that.
I'm fine with that.
Let him keep on being a little sweet goofball.
Yeah, it's very it's very funny.
Like it's that this is, I guess it's a scandal in the sense that people are calling him a hypocrite.
People are calling him a hypocrite because he has voiced opposition to the LGBTQ community in the past, of course, being a, you know, a senator from Tennessee or not a senator, a lieutenant governor from Tennessee.
So I guess the backlash or the interest reached a point to where he actually had to sit down with Channel 5 Phil Williams and give an interview about him liking these Instagram posts.
So let's hear a little bit from this.
Amazing.
What do you hope comes out of this?
Well, I think I'll be a lot more careful about using social media.
Amid a sudden uproar over his provocative social media interactions, Tennessee Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally sits down this afternoon to answer Phil Williams' questions about the controversy.
Good evening, everyone.
I'm Rory Johnston.
Carries off tonight.
Now, those social media interactions with a young gay model brought accusations of hypocrisy against the East Tennessee... I love how serious it is.
A young gay model.
Yeah.
Republican and counter charges that he's become the victim of a left-wing attack.
Our chief investigative reporter Phil Williams has covered McNally for more than 30 years and he has the exclusive details with the man who says his posts reflect his evolving views on the LGBTQ community.
We've all been there.
All right.
Yeah.
We've all gone down a social media rabbit hole that we didn't expect, you know, and it turns out you're at home.
Turns out your views can evolve.
I love this.
I love this.
But now you gotta act on it.
Now your state better become real friendly.
I don't know how it is these days.
Nashville's there.
I don't know what that means.
Not very kind to that community, as I learned.
I love him, like, making his reparations for this is liking thirst traps on Instagram.
Liking twink thirst traps.
Yeah, well, it's not just liking, it's commenting, it's interacting.
It's, I love that.
Juicing them up, yeah.
It's so good.
...things and met some people in that community.
I realized that they're still individuals and they still have value.
In a legislative session, boy, do they have value.
Some of them serve.
Drag shows in public places and targeting gender care for the trans community?
Tennessee Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally finds himself facing accusations of hypocrisy after a progressive site unearthed his social media interactions with a 20-year-old gay model.
Among them, provocative posts that were liked by the 79-year-old Republican.
The video is, the video is, uh, what's this guy's name?
Flint, uh, Finn or whoever.
He's like, he's like sticking out his tongue.
He's doing like the anime Bukkake eyes into the camera with his tongue out and shit.
And then it's, and then it scrolls down to Randy Mc, Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally's comment, which is looking good, Finn.
Yeah.
Very good.
I bet the other comments on that post are wild.
I bet the other comments on that post are like straight up wild.
They can't be on the news.
And he's just like, looking good, looking good.
Well, the thing is, is like this, this guy, this kid, he's only got 61 likes on these photos.
So like the Lieutenant Governor is probably one of the only people in the comment section.
And that's why, that's why his encouragement is so important.
Yeah, he's a real one.
Including one where the young man doesn't appear to be wearing clothes.
When people see these posts, what should they take away from them?
Well, I don't know that they should.
He looks so insane.
I can't believe that.
He's the opposite of Finn.
They are.
This is twink, this is twink death.
Finn to this is twink death.
He looks like the scanner's head right before it explodes.
He looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger's face when he goes to Mars and gets his helmet cracked open and he's gasping for air.
Bright pink.
It looks like there's been an explosion underneath the skin.
Yeah.
But he seems nice, though, I should say.
He seems sweet.
But he looks like an old-timey gentleman with a nice, wealthy neck.
So pink.
So pink.
He speaks very earnestly.
I like how he speaks, though.
He's like bubblegum pink.
Like the bubblegum pink where it's been stuck to the bottom of a desk for two years and it's starting to get red.
Yeah, most people that are this color need to drink, need to have some booze in them to get this color.
take away a whole lot.
I don't think people should take away a whole lot.
Well, I don't know that they should take away a whole lot.
In an exclusive interview, McNally described how he befriended the young man first on Facebook, then on Instagram.
Among the posts, this close-up of the young man's backside.
McNally responded with three red hearts and three on-fire emojis, along with a comment, Finn, you can turn a rainy day into rainbows and sunshine.
It's just that...
This is motherfucking...
fucking talking man this is guy is it ai talking what is that voice no but that's him that's his accent what accent is it i don't know emojis i think it's the interviewer i think it's phil williams host what should they take away from them see
i think that's the same accent what What should we take away from them?
Okay, yeah, just when he does monologues, it's a bit more punched.
Well, I don't know that they- ...befriended the young man first on Facebook, then on Instagram.
Among the posts, this close-up of the young man's backside.
McNally responded with three red hearts and three on fire emojis, along with a comment, Finn, you can turn a rainy day into rainbows and sunshine.
It's just that, you know, I, uh, uh, you know, try to encourage people to try to, um, you know, Help them, if I can.
Hey, Flynn, you got spectacular cum gutters today.
My only beef with him liking the Finns is that if he's in Finn's comments like that, he's never going to be on my comments like that.
We're two different people.
Well, of course not.
You don't live in Tennessee.
You don't live in the great state of Tennessee.
That's true.
It's Gavin Newsom's job to comment on your thirst traps.
God, what I would give for Gavin Newsom to tell me that I can turn a rainy day into sunshine and rainbows.
Are you trying to help this young man in some sort of way?
Uh, just basically trying to encourage him.
There was also this post where the man said he was, quote, not a whore, but a hoe.
One is a slut.
The other is a prostitute.
Adding, I'm the one that gets free weed for giving.
than a reference to a sexual act.
No one's ever gone harder on fucking the Weed Man for Weed.
Like, that is such a wild, like, thotty-ass thot thot.
Like, any, like, any previous, like, thing I've held back from saying is triple confirmed by this post.
Like, you, baby, you are, oh, look at you.
For the weed man for weed?
Wow.
Do better, do better.
This is where this interview gets a little gross to me.
Now they're trying to shame him for having a sex worker or a slutty constituent.
They're like, did you know that this person had sex?
When you liked their post?
Did you know about that?
I didn't want to be presumptuous.
I didn't want to assume that Finn was out here fucking.
I had no idea.
But it becomes, it becomes like less about like, are you, are you secretly gay?
Are you secretly gay and you're a hypocrite and that's why you're thirsting on this kid's photos or whatever?
It becomes less about that and now it becomes like, are you aware that you liked a bad person's post?
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Because reading off all this stuff about it being a whore or a hoe or whatever, that's all the shit people post on social media.
You know what I mean?
And for, I don't know, them to single.
Now this is the scandal.
This is the scandal that you have a constituent who's posting, like, messy, messy sex drama.
So messy.
So messy.
Like, nah, babe, this is so embarrassing.
Imagine this being on the news.
Imagine you're, I'm not a whore, I'm a hoe.
There's a difference.
One's a slut, the other's a prostitute.
I'm the one that gets free weed for, I'm assuming, giving head.
Yeah, head is bleeped out, but it says giving.
So wild.
Like, baby, do better.
Do better.
Uh, I don't, I think.
Someone needs to DM this person and talk to them.
I'm sure a lot of people have DM'd Franklin since this happened.
Wait, I have, I got weed, Franklin.
I got weed.
No.
Uh, I don't know if Franklin minds that this happened.
This might be the best thing that ever happened to Franklin.
That's true.
That's very true.
Forgiving than a reference to a sexual act.
And it was liked by Lieutenant Governor McNally.
Yeah.
I don't know.
He has a printout of the post.
You know, a lot of times on people's posts you see the name and you see what they've written and you just press the button that says like.
So you didn't read that post?
I don't recall reading the part about the weed.
I know that.
So this is just a Tennessee accent.
They both kind of got the same accent.
He's also like, hey, I don't like weed.
Like, weed's not cool.
Yeah, that was funny.
I could have stepped on that.
That was super funny.
So you didn't read that post?
I don't recall reading the part about the weed.
I know that.
What about the prostitute?
I might have read that.
Hell yeah!
You didn't have to do that!
Well, he said he wasn't a prostitute.
I feel like that's important to know.
I liked that part.
In that case, was it appropriate to like the comment?
Probably not.
That's so good.
I kind of love this Lieutenant Governor.
I think this is maybe my favorite Lieutenant Governor.
Yeah.
That came to a moment in our interview that could not be avoided.
I need to ask the question that people are suggesting on social media.
Have you ever had any personal relationship with this young man?
No.
You've never met him in person?
No.
Never have.
In fact, we found other LGBTQ-related posts liked by Tennessee's Lieutenant Governor, who says he's gotten to know members of that community, including some from his own family, and that he's tried to be more affirming of their identity.
They're just, like, showing a bunch of sexy Instagram photos that Lieutenant Governor McNally has liked, both of men and women.
Yeah, just all hot, though.
All hot.
Yeah, the other part, I will say, a bill where he's been supportive of the community on, he says he voted, or at least he voted absent, like he abstained from voting on a bill that would, that did deny adoption rights to gay parents.
Smart, that way he can still go to heaven.
He spoke out against the bill before he urged them to vote no on the bill and then I guess he didn't vote at all on the bill.
So that's like the extent of his support that he can at least point to for the LGBTQ community.
So, you know, rhetorical support or, you know, because he didn't even vote no on it, you know.
Yeah, that's funny.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
So my message to Randy McNally is you have much to atone for.
You're going to need to follow a lot more twinks than just Finn.
You're going to need to follow a lot more e-thoughts, a lot more e-catboys, e-girls, all of them.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I'm gonna need you to diversify a little bit.
Like I said, you know, I know I don't live in Tennessee, but I think you need to throw me in there.
I want, you know, I just want that kind of encouragement.
That dopamine looks real good.
All you gotta do is get a VPN.
And then he won't know.
Oh, the facts, yeah.
Yeah.
I'll set up a whole new profile.
Call myself like the Tennessee, like Tennessee Tony, you know?
Yeah, Tennessee Titan Tony.
All right, if you want two bonus episodes a week, including access to the live stream, we'll be doing, it'll be too late for this particular live stream, we're going to be doing a Death Chat 500 episode streaming live with patrons talking about The Last Boy Scout.
An amazing movie.
What if a guy saved the president's life only to get fired for beating up a sicko senator who's hated by his wife, who teams up with an ungrateful black QB that he used to idolize to stop a deep state plan to make gambling legal?
Well, I'll tell you what I'd do.
I'd shake his hand for saving the president.
I'll tell you that much.
I'd shake his hand.
Yeah.
Go to patreon.com slash MinionDeathCult, P-A-T-R-E-O-N, P-A-T-R-E-O-N dot com slash MinionDeathCult.
Five dollars a month gets you two bonus episodes a week, including that live stream with patrons Death Chat 500, which is also available in podcast form, which is how you will be listening to that last Boy Scout episode if you sign up right now.
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