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Sept. 25, 2023 - MyronGainesX

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Fed Explains Hunter Biden Indictment & Biden Crime Family

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	And we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Fed Reacts today.
	We're going to be covering Hunter Biden and we're going to cover the Biden crime family.
	Let's get into it, guys.
	Our special agent with homeless investigations, okay, guys.
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	Welcome to Fed Reacts, man.
	I'm doing this one solo today, guys.
	Angie doesn't know too much about politics.
	And anytime she doesn't feel like she knows too much about the subject, she likes to sit back because she doesn't want to come off as dumb.
	So, you know, no problem there.
	This one is going to be an interesting one.
	We're going to be covering the Hunter Biden situation.
	This news actually broke out, like, I want to say almost two weeks ago, but I just forgot to cover it.
	I was like, oh, yeah, we need it.
	We need, like I said, when it first broke that he got and died, I was like, oh, we got to cover this.
	And then I just, I guess we forgot we ended up doing some other cases.
	We did the Chris Benoit, Aaron Hernandez.
	Those are cases that you guys have been requesting for a very, very long time.
	But this one, I think, is important because obviously it's current, it's trending.
	Some of y'all have asked for it.
	I know also you guys wanted, you guys have been spamming Angie about Michael Jackson.
	We will cover Michael Jackson.
	I'm thinking it will be either this coming Thursday or next Sunday, but we will give you guys Michael Jackson.
	Just bear with me and be patient.
	And you guys are going to get it.
	The reason why the Michael Jackson one is being delayed is because I want to make sure that we have all our ducks in a row.
	Because if I'm not mistaken, they, ooh, man, the Michael Jackson one, they charged him a few times.
	And I think he beat it one time, and then he got charged again.
	So it's an extensive case.
	It goes over the course of several years.
	So, and it's kind of a sensitive case, and I'm debating whether we're going to do it on YouTube or Rumble only just because of how it is.
	But yeah, but don't worry.
	Rest assured, we're definitely going to do the Michael Jackson case as well.
	And I know that there's a bunch of other ones that you guys have requested.
	I know as far as serial killers go, you guys have been requesting, I want to say Ed Kemper, who I think is a Canadian serial killer.
	And you guys also have been requesting the torso killer, who was going wild in the 70s as well, killing people and leaving their torsos in hotel rooms back in the 70s by Times Square, which is very strange.
	But, you know.
	You know, it is what it is.
	Every serial killer has their own way of doing things, I guess.
	But we're going to go ahead and do that for y'all over there as well.
	But, Mo, Bills, you guys want to say anything to the people?
	Yo, what's going on?
	I'm hoping you guys enjoyed this Fed Reacts.
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	My name is Jay Bills.
	Y'all can follow me on Instagram at J Bills.
	Thank y'all for pulling up the Fed Reacts.
	It's going to be a good one today.
	Just happy to be here.
	Just happy to be a part of the team.
	New studio.
	We are moving soon.
	So shout out to all y'all.
	Yeah.
	Yes, the studio is coming along really well, guys.
	I'm excited for it.
	I really am.
	We're going to have some artwork in there.
	Obviously, the signs, as you guys know, we're going to have a setup where Bills, Mo, and Chris are going to be able to comfortably sit next to each other this time now because as you guys know, the setup that we have now is designed only for two people.
	Now we're going to have it for three.
	So it's going to be very good.
	I'm super excited for it, man.
	That's why next week we're not going to be filming.
	We're going to have a show for y'all on Monday, aka tomorrow.
	But starting Tuesday, we're going to start moving out of here, man, and getting all the stuff over to the new location.
	So that's kind of what's going on here.
	But anyway, let's hit some of these chats and then we'll go ahead and go into the topic at hand.
	We got Ben Fit Kenyon goes, L Biden, L. Hillary, L. Trump, 2024.
	Let's go.
	No, oh, L question mark.
	Okay.
	W Trump, man.
	I got two Rumble Rants.
	Rumble Rants.
	All right, cool.
	And we got a few of these Rumble Rants here as well, which, by the way, we've been working with the Rumble API guys to get the Rumble Rant shown on screen so that we don't have to screen share like we've been currently doing, which I think we're 80, 90% of the way there.
	I'll say like 75, 75, honest.
	Okay.
	You guys just say crazy stuff on Rumble, so we got to be careful.
	If Angie is sweaty, we know what's up.
	She's not here, guys.
	Y'all swear that we'll do something for the show, man.
	It's really not like that.
	What you guys think happens and what really actually happens are two different things.
	Like, literally, I just woke up.
	Like, I had a late night yesterday.
	Yeah, I am on some bums shit right now.
	Que pass away, Myron La Migra, meanda, Buscando.
	Okay, que Hago, what does that mean?
	Immigration is going, is out looking for me?
	Immigration is out here looking for.
	What the hell?
	He's looking, yeah.
	Immigration is out here looking to see what I'm doing.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well.
	What the fuck?
	Okay.
	I don't know why to say that, bro.
	I don't know if you're trolling or what.
	What else?
	That's all.
	That's all for right now.
	We got arrested.
	Yeah, we got an arrest in order right now.
	Okay, cool.
	All right, so let's go ahead and pull up who Hunter Biden is.
	You guys may or may not know who he is.
	Let's pull him up real fast.
	Here he is, guys.
	Robert Hunter Biden, first name is actually Robert, not Hunter, born February 4th, 1970, is an American attorney and businessman.
	He has also been a hedge fund principal and a venture capital and private equity fund investor.
	He formerly worked as a banker, lobbyist, sorry, right?
	As a banker lobbyist and a legal representative for lobbying firms.
	Thanks for enlarging it for me, Bills, because I am blind.
	And just so y'all know, we're going to also cover, I was debating if I was going to do this, but we're going to go ahead and cover the entire Biden crime family as well.
	I'm only going to do the Biden indictment with the guns and give y'all a little bit of a background in that.
	But you know what?
	I don't think we'd do it service if we didn't cover everything.
	So we're going to go ahead and cover everything.
	We're going to be reacting to Ryan Dawson's documentary on the Biden family.
	And it is pretty damn good.
	The only thing, though, is I don't know if we can play it on YouTube.
	That's the only thing that I'm kind of like, we might have to do this one on Rumble only.
	So, and I already see some of y'all in the chat right now on Rumble talking about the Chinese company, etc.
	Yeah, we're going to talk about all that here in a second, guys.
	But let's keep going here.
	Biden is the second son of U.S. President Joe Biden and his first wife, Neil Hunter Biden.
	In 1972, when Biden was two years old, a car crash killed his mother, who was driving, and his one-year-old sister, Naomi, and seriously injured both him and his older brother, Bo.
	In his memoir, Beautiful Things, Biden wrote of his struggles with drug and alcohol abuse, which escalated after Bo's death in 2015 from brain cancer.
	He was discharged from the U.S. Navy Reserve shortly after his commissioning due to a failed drug test.
	Biden.
	Hold on.
	Right here, Biden was a founder for it.
	Oh, yeah, it was a founding board member of BHR Partners, a Chinese investment company in 2013.
	He served on the board of Barissima Holdings, one of the largest private natural gas producers in Ukraine from 2014 until his term expired in April 2019.
	Oh, boy.
	Since early 2019, Hunter and his father have been the subjects of allegations of corrupt activities concerning Ukraine.
	The accusations concern Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine and Joe Biden's anti-corruption efforts there.
	The New York Post published an article in October 2020 about a laptop computer that had belonged to Hunter Biden.
	The laptop supposedly contained about 129,000 emails and other material, but the post provided no evidence of the chain of custody or authenticity of the device.
	Other media outlets declined to publish the story because of the lack of provenance.
	In March 2022, the New York Times and the Washington Post reported that some of the emails found on the computer were authentic.
	Some of Biden's detractors have said that the laptop context exposed corruption by Hunter's father, but no evidence of criminal wrongdoings by Joe Biden has been found.
	Subsequently, the Wall Street Journal reported that Hunter Biden had abandoned his Apple laptop computer in a repair shop in Delaware in 2019, but that files circulating online were purportedly from the laptop rather than confirmed to be.
	Biden's tax affairs have been under federal criminal investigation since late 2018.
	On July 26, 2023, Biden pled not guilty to tax charges for filing two years of his tax returns late.
	This is a reversal of his prior guilty plea on June 20th, 2023.
	At that time, he had also admitted to illegally owning a gun while being a drug user because he supposedly knowingly denied drug use when applying for a gun purchase permit.
	On September 14, 2023, Biden was indicted by special counsel in Delaware on three federal firearms-related charges.
	Holy, bro.
	And that indictment is going to be the main topic of discussion on tonight's podcast, guys.
	So I have it right here, the indictment, which is on the next tab.
	Next slide, you want to go?
	Gotcha.
	Yeah.
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	Again, fnfsuperchat.com.
	If you guys want to interact with the show, that will get your super chat shown on screen.
	And yeah, goes towards keeping the show going, man.
	And we really enjoy being able to have an interactive show with y'all.
	So here is the indictment, guys, in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware, United States of America, versus Robert Hunter Biden, the defendant.
	And then you can see here, criminal action number, you know, 23, et cetera.
	MN, that's probably the last name of the judge that's on this case.
	So we go here.
	The grand jury for the District of Delaware charges that.
	Introduction and background.
	Company one located in Wilmington, Delaware, possessed a federal farms license, FFL, and was authorized to deal firearms under federal laws.
	Fancy way of saying it's a gun store, guys.
	Okay.
	If you have an FFL, you're basically able to deal guns in the United States.
	Okay.
	And that FFL is given to you by who?
	The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, ATF.
	Okay.
	Well, actually, technically, it's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
	Matter of fact, you know what?
	Let's pull up their wiki real quick for the people that don't know who they are.
	Did you have something, Mo?
	I have a next girl from Wilmington.
	Oh, really?
	You're pulling up ATF, right?
	Yeah, pull up ATF real quick on the Wikipedia.
	So I want the audience to know who they are.
	We've talked about the ATF extensively on this podcast, but, you know, we're always getting new viewers or people might not necessarily have tuned in on that episode when I talked about the ATF.
	But here they are, guys.
	Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Farms, and Explosive.
	And I'm not mistaken.
	I think they were the arresting agency in this case.
	They definitely were involved.
	It might have been the FBI, but they're definitely going to need the ATF as well because the laws that he broke are typically ATF laws that they enforce.
	But anyway, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Farms, and Explosives, B-A-T-F-A, commonly referred to as the ATF is domestic law enforcement agency within the United States Department of Justice.
	So they're the feds, guys, okay?
	Its responsibilities include the investigation and prevention of federal offenses involving the unlawful use, manufacture, and possession of firearms and explosives, acts of arson and bombings, and illegal trafficking and tax evasion of alcohol and tobacco products.
	Yes, guys, they do cigarette smuggling.
	It's not really a crime that many people do, but it is something that they definitely go after.
	Speaking of which, if you guys want to see a really cool cigarette smuggling case, watch my episode on Hezbollah that I covered on FedReax, where members of a terrorist cell were actually using cigarette smuggling as a way to make money to fund terrorist activities.
	And the reason why they purposely picked cigarette smuggling was because no one gives a fuck about it.
	So it was actually really smart that they went ahead and were doing a cigarette smuggling where they were nesting operation where they were basically what they were doing was this.
	They're buying cigarettes at a low price in the Carolinas and then taking those cigarettes up north to New York, New Jersey, etc.
	Places that had really high taxes on cigarettes and selling them on the street at a profit.
	And they were doing this, you know, multiple times a month.
	And there were, guys, they were generating like half a million to a million dollars a month doing this.
	So they had a huge cigarette operation, cigarette smuggling operation going on.
	And the only reason the feds even cared was because of their links to Hezbollah.
	Had they just been regular dudes like some hillbillies or something like that selling cigarettes, no one would have gave a shit.
	But it's because of their links to a terrorist organization that the ATF took.
	Well, the ATF was originally investigating it as a cigarette thing.
	And then the FBI came in because of the terrorist nexus.
	And they took it very seriously at that point.
	But go watch that episode on Hezbollah, guys.
	Actually, one of my favorite episodes that we did.
	It didn't get as many views, but it's a really interesting case.
	Anyway, the ATF also regulates via licensing the sale, possession, and transportation of firearms, ammunition, and explosives, and interstate commerce.
	Bam, right there, guys.
	That right there makes up the majority of ATF's cases.
	Most of their cases actually deal with firearms, okay?
	Not the other stuff, bombs and explosives and tobacco.
	Many of ATF's activities are carried out in conjunction with task forces made up of state and local law enforcement officers, such as Project Safe Neighborhoods.
	The ATF operates a unique fire research laboratory in Betty Beltsville, Maryland, where full-scale mock-ups of criminal arson can be reconstructed.
	The ATF had 5,285 employees and an annual budget of almost $1.5 billion in 2021.
	ATF has received criticism over its handling of the Ruby Ridge Siege, the Waco Siege, and other incidents.
	Another big one that they got criticized for was Operation Fast and Furious, which I will cover that as well, guys.
	And that's going to come in when I cover Jame Zapata.
	Because the guns that were involved in killing him were guns that were involved in Operation Fast and Furious, where basically the ATF let guns walk into Mexico.
	Well, yeah, they didn't want it to walk, but they ended up walking to Mexico, and those guns ended up using being involved in a bunch of murders.
	Also, one of those guns, I think, if I'm not mistaken, killed a border patrol agent.
	I forget his name.
	Something Terry, Border Patrol Agent Terry.
	He was also killed by a gun from the Operation Fast and Furious.
	But yeah, the ATF's guys have made a lot of mistakes since they were formed in 1972.
	But anyway, that's who they are, guys.
	They're the ones, anytime you go to a gun store and you fill out those paperwork about have you ever been arrested or have you ever been in, are you under indictment, etc.?
	Those are ATF forms that you are filling out, my friends, okay?
	And that is why it is a crime to lie on them like your boy Biden did, okay?
	Hugs are about it, to be exact.
	All right, so let's go back to the indictment.
	The indictment?
	Gotcha.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So two, FFL holders are licensed, among other things, to sell firearms and ammunition.
	Various rules and regulations promulgated.
	Okay, promulgated.
	Might be pronouncing that wrong.
	Under the authority of Chapter 44, Title 18, United States Code, govern the manner in which FFL holders are permitted to sell firearms and ammunition.
	The rules and regulations governing FFL holders require that a person seeking to purchase a firearm fill out a firearms transaction report, ATF Form 4473.
	Part of the form 4473 requires that the prospective purchasers certify that all his answers on the form are true and correct.
	Okay, guys, real quick.
	What the hell is the form FF form 4473?
	Bills, can you pull it up real quick?
	4473.
	Guys, this is the form that landed Kodak Jail at Kodak Black in jail.
	When you go purchase a firearm, guys, you have to fill out this form.
	And in the form, they ask you a bunch of different questions.
	One of them is, have you ever been convicted of a felony?
	Have you ever, which is a crime that is punishable by more than 365 days in prison?
	Have you ever, are you under indictment under any area in the United States or any jurisdiction in the United States, excuse me?
	Are you a drug user, et cetera, et cetera?
	And Kodak Black said no to some of these things when in reality he was under indictment at the time.
	I want to say, was it South Carolina, Mo?
	I think it was South Carolina for sexual assault.
	He was under indictment.
	And he filled out one of these forms, right, and lied on it and said that he wasn't under indictment or that he wasn't a convicted felon.
	I forget which one specifically that they got him under.
	But regardless, that's what landed him in federal jail under gun charges.
	This is the ATF website.
	Yeah, so this form, guys.
	I think this is the form, but just like in a website.
	Yeah, do they not can we not just pull up the form itself?
	This is the PDF, but it's a little weird to zoom in.
	Let me see if that's...
	No, that's not...
	No, no, no, that's not it.
	That's not the form.
	South Carolina.
	What, South Carolina?
	South Carolina.
	Damn, I'm good.
	All right.
	Okay, just like Google it real quick.
	Nope, that's a transaction record.
	That's the transaction record.
	All right, so go back.
	Yeah, just Google it real quick.
	It might not come from the ATF form.
	44 years ago.
	4473.
	Scroll down.
	Yeah, you could click one of the images and it'll probably, yeah, because that's it right there.
	Click that one.
	Yep, that's it right there.
	Why click it?
	Click that.
	Click that.
	Let's see.
	All right.
	And can we enlarge that if possible?
	Let me see if I open it.
	All right, bam.
	So this is it, guys, right?
	No, that's not it.
	That's the transaction form.
	That's not it.
	It brought me to the same one.
	What the fuck?
	Go back to the.
	Maybe, hold on.
	They say they revised it recently.
	Oh, okay.
	Damn.
	Okay, open up the one from Wikipedia then.
	let's do it here this is this is it right now No, no.
	This is it.
	This is from Wikipedia.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I think this is, look at the questions.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	This is it.
	This is it.
	Because I remember that one very vividly.
	CB, where it says, are you under indictment or information in any court for a felony?
	Yeah, this is it right here.
	Okay.
	So as you guys can see here, you fill out all your information at the top, right?
	This form.
	Scroll up.
	You fill out all your information, right?
	Name, city, et cetera, blah, blah, blah, place and you know, place of birth, you know, or if you were born in a foreign country, height, age, all this crap, right?
	You fill it out.
	Then you have to go ahead and fill out these questions.
	And some of the most important questions are these.
	Okay.
	So you can see here number A, are you the actual transfer or buyer of the firearm, right?
	And they ask you that because they don't want you to transfer the gun to someone else, right?
	That's pretty much illegal.
	You should be buying a gun for yourself.
	B, are you under indictment or information?
	I've explained to you guys the difference between an information and an indictment.
	It's been a while since we've talked about it, though.
	So give me a one in the chat if y'all want me to explain the differences between an indictment or an information.
	Okay, give me a one.
	If two, if you guys want me to just keep going.
	See what the chat says.
	On Rumble and on YouTube.
	One, if you guys want me to explain the difference between an indictment and information.
	Two, if you want me to just keep going.
	And also, by the way, he says.
	What's up?
	Yeah, it was Kodak back when he was arrested down here and he was about to get released from Florida prison.
	Yeah.
	But because of the warrants that he had in South Carolina in the indictment.
	So yeah.
	It was because he was under indictment, right?
	Yes.
	So right here, guys, this is where Kodak messed up.
	He basically on question B here, okay, y'all want me to do it.
	Or, Bills, what are we looking like?
	Yeah, they want you to do it.
	They want me to do it.
	Okay.
	They want you to do it.
	So B here says, are you under indictment or information in any court for a felony or any crime for which the judge can imprison you for more than one year?
	And he put there no, when in reality, it was a yes because he was under indictment in the state of South Carolina for sexual assault.
	And that was a felony, which means it carries a penalty of more than one year.
	Okay.
	Now, what's the difference between the grand jury between an indictment and an information?
	Okay, guys, an indictment, right, is when you're being formally charged by a grand jury in the United States.
	What is a grand jury?
	A grand jury is a group of your peers who convene, you know, depending on how busy the jurisdiction is, once a week to once a month, and they deliberate over cases.
	You know, the prosecutor comes in with their, with the law enforcement officer, whether it's state or federal, and they present the cases, and then the grand jury decides if they're going to indict the case, right?
	And then that is what's called a true bill of indictment, and then bam, the person's indicted.
	An arrest warrant is generated, and they can go get the guy and pick him up, right?
	Grand jury proceedings are typically done in private, and they're hidden, okay?
	No one really knows about it, and obviously because they're active investigations, they don't want the person to know that they're being indicted, blah, blah, blah, right?
	Unless it's like a huge case, like with Donald Trump, we found out, oh, wow, they're convening a grand jury to indict him.
	Normally, you never see that, but it's because it's such a public figure and they have to, you know, get a whole other grand jury, get special counsel, whatever.
	It's going to hit the news.
	Now, with that said, though, right, that is an indictment.
	You're being indicted by your peers of grand jurors, not to be confused with a jury that's at a trial.
	Okay, a grand jury is not the same as a jury that's at a trial.
	A jury that's at a trial is there to find you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, which is a very high threshold.
	Okay, and then a grand jury is there to show that there's probable cause, which is down here.
	Okay, you guys see the visual representation beyond a reasonable doubt up here, probable cause down here.
	All the grand jury needs to do is find probable cause to indict you.
	That's it.
	Okay, so you're arrested and you're put in jail.
	Then they need to indict you at some point.
	All right.
	That is an indictment.
	An information, guys, is something filed by the prosecutor, which will basically it's the equivalent to an indictment.
	It's a formal charge, but a grand jury doesn't do it.
	The prosecutor himself files an information, and you are basically getting formally charged through a prosecutor.
	Now, you guys are wondering, well, wait, hold on, Myron.
	Why the fuck is a prosecutor gonna go ahead, or why not just have everyone get hit with an information?
	Why are we convening grand juries and doing all this extra work to charge people?
	Why not just have the prosecutor file informations?
	Because, guys, typically when informations are filed, nine out of ten times, that tells me that individuals cooperating with the government, and more than likely, they're not going to suffer as serious of a consequence.
	Informations are typically done with people that are cooperating, people that white-collar criminals, guys that are going to, you know, snitch.
	That's typically what it is.
	Or public officials that they don't want to make it too much of a stink.
	So, informations are typically done as a how do I say this?
	It's a way to get the judicial process started on formally charging someone with a crime without making a big stink of it.
	Does that make sense?
	Typically, if someone's doing an information, also they're gonna surrender.
	Uh, they might already be in custody or they might have been given a target letter, like, hey, you're gonna be charged.
	Um, and then they just and the person acknowledges, okay, uh, I'm gonna be charged.
	Listen, I'm gonna, I plan to plead guilty, I plan to um you know take uh whatever charge comes in my way, and uh, that is when the prosecutor typically will give them an information.
	Nine out of ten times, if you see someone get hit with an information, guys, that means they're cooperating with the government to some degree.
	Whether snitching, they're gonna take a plea deal, they're gonna um uh eat the charges, whatever it is, and information or the or the felony isn't that serious, they'll hit them with an information, okay?
	But it doesn't change the fact that it's still a felony and that it's a conviction.
	And I want to make this very clear too, guys: just because you serve, right?
	Let's say you get uh charged with a felony, but you don't do any jail time, you get probation.
	It doesn't matter, you're still a convicted felon and you still uh can't have a gun, you still can't vote, you can't still can't do certain things.
	So, how much jail time you serve doesn't matter if you're convicted of a crime that's punishable by more than a year or more.
	It's still a felony conviction, regardless of how much time you spend.
	Okay, so if you get caught for you know a bullshit charge like 1001, right, which is false statements, right, and you get hit with an information and you cooperate and you're like, oh my god, I will never do it again.
	I'm sorry, I'm sorry, and the prosecutor hits you with information, you end up getting a year probation, right?
	You get 12 months probation, um, no jail time, et cetera.
	You are still considered a convicted felon.
	And if you fill out this form, you can't buy a gun.
	You still cannot sit there and be like, Oh, yeah, I should be able to buy a gun.
	No, because even though you serve no jail time, you got hit with information.
	It was a baby charge, it was a 1001, it's still a felony, okay.
	Give me ones in the chat if that explained it, and you guys understand the difference now between an information and an indictment.
	Give me ones in the chat if that made sense.
	And if it's if it's a two, put two, and then why did it make sense?
	All right, can I see the rumble chat too, Bills, please?
	Oh, the Rumble chat's right here.
	Oh, you want to see it on screen?
	Oh, okay, he's right here.
	Well, we can't put it on the screen just in case, but you can see it.
	Okay, all right, I see mostly ones, someone put two just joined.
	All right, rewind it, nigga.
	Someone says 69, someone says 69.
	All right, looks like they all got it.
	They all got it.
	No twos with um way more ones than twos for sure.
	Okay, all right, cool.
	E40, bro, the rapper E40 is crazy.
	I want to make sure, like I said, man, the goal is to help y'all like learn this stuff, man.
	Um, all right, cool.
	So, now you guys know the difference.
	So, an indictment and information, the same exact thing, basically, it's just that one is filed by a grand jury, the other one is filed by a prosecutor, and um, they both pretty much start the formal process of charging someone in the United States.
	However, with the information, we know that that person more than likely is cooperating or is getting a charge that isn't that serious, okay?
	All right, let's go ahead and go back to it.
	So, here's some more of the questions.
	Have you ever been convicted in any court?
	We talked about that.
	Are you a fugitive from justice?
	Yeah, could you imagine you're a fugitive from justice and you're trying to buy a gun?
	Like, come on, man.
	Are you stupid?
	Are you an unlawful user of, and this is where they're going to get him on, or addicted to marijuana or any depressant, stimulant, narcotic drug, or any other controlled substance?
	Warning: the use or possession of marijuana remains unlawful under federal law, regardless of whether it has been legalized or decriminalized for medical or recreational purposes in the state where you reside.
	Okay.
	So, let's say you're a pothead that lives in Colorado or California, and weed is decriminalized in your jurisdiction.
	And you're like, oh man, I'll pin up, blah, blah, blah.
	You still are not qualified to purchase a firearm in the United States because guns are under federal jurisdiction, not state.
	So, regardless of whether it's illegal or not in the state or decriminalized, it's still illegal federally for you to have marijuana and to smoke marijuana.
	So, you could still be charged down the road if you get caught with weed.
	So, for all you guys out there, because some of y'all, this is very important.
	I want to mention this because I've seen this happen before.
	If you have a gun, okay, let's say you share a car with a friend, right?
	This is some game for you.
	Literally, this could save your life.
	Let's say you share a car with a friend and you know, you're a law-abiding citizen.
	You don't smoke weed, you don't do anything, but you carry a gun, right?
	But your friend likes to smoke weed every now and then, right?
	And you borrow the car and you go to the grocery store, whatever, and you get pulled over, and the cop smells weed and says, Oh, step out of the vehicle.
	Now he has a probable cause to search your car, right?
	Because he smelled marijuana, or he has a canine run it, or whatever the hell, and they find weed in the car, but it's not yours.
	It's your friend's.
	Guess what, my friend?
	You now are probably going to go to jail, and you can get hit with a federal charge, which is 18 USC 924C, which is basically possession of drugs while being armed, okay?
	So, even though it's not your drugs, you could still be arrested because technically you were in possession of it because you were driving a car whilst armed with a firearm, bro.
	So, what the hell?
	So, what I say is, all right, if you're going to be a responsible gun owner, don't get in the vehicle with anyone that smokes weed or has weed or is prone to be around weed, okay?
	Because you can get jammed up and fucked up because of that.
	Because it's one thing to have marijuana, it's another thing to have marijuana and also have a gun, okay?
	That's when you run into problems.
	You guys don't believe me, that's what they hit Pushaisi with 18 USC 924C, which is possession of a gun while committing a drug trafficking offense, okay, guys?
	So, um, and I know states have there's states that have different statutes for this that basically have charges where if you have a drugs and a gun at the same time, it's a whole other felony.
	So, even if you lawfully have the firearm, right, you're lawfully carrying it, having drugs with you basically done.
	It's a wrap.
	So, guys, be very, very careful if you are a gun owner.
	You know, be responsible, right?
	You're responsible enough to get a gun to keep your record clean, etc.
	Don't hang out with people that do drugs or smoke weed.
	Don't do it.
	And don't ever get in a car or borrow a car of a friend or someone you know that smokes weed.
	If they find a joint in the car, that can absolutely ruin your life, guys.
	Okay, so don't be stupid.
	All right, that's why I tell y'all in general, just don't do drugs.
	Like, don't smoke weed.
	It's stupid.
	It's a waste of time.
	You know, most of you guys that watch this watch me are men anyway.
	Guys, drugs, like even smoking weed.
	Think about it.
	Oh, but weed doesn't affect me, Myron.
	I could be successful while smoking weed.
	Well, guess how much more successful you would be without it, okay?
	Without feeling lethargic, without being tired, without eating, having the munchies, you know, after smoking weed.
	Like, you would be way more productive without it.
	All right.
	It doesn't age you in any way.
	So, and you save money.
	So, just something for you guys to keep in mind, because I've seen it before where you can absolutely get jammed up, right?
	Where you didn't even know the drugs were in the car, but you have a gun on you.
	It's a lawful firearm, but now you're going to fucking jail because you borrowed the wrong car.
	You were in the wrong car, etc.
	Don't be an idiot, guys.
	Protect yourselves.
	If you are a responsible gun owner, don't hang out with people that do fucking drugs.
	All right?
	And I really want you, that's why I keep hitting that sound effect because you're a fucking L if you're doing that, bro.
	You're seriously like a that's a big L. All right.
	Let's see here.
	Have you ever been adjudicated as a mental defective or have you ever been committed to a mental institution?
	Yep, that's going to make you an inadmissible person.
	Have you ever been discharged from the armed forces under dishonorable conditions?
	Guys, you get kicked out of the military.
	You can't have a gun.
	All right.
	I would argue a dishonorable discharge is worse than being a convicted felon in the United States.
	Okay.
	And a dishonorable discharge, guys, is basically they kicked you out of the military under bad conditions.
	All right.
	Maybe you got arrested for committing a crime.
	You didn't, you were insubordinate, et cetera.
	It's pretty hard to get a dishonorable discharge.
	So if you do get one, you definitely fucked up.
	Are you subject to a quarter restraining order?
	You from harassing, stalking, or threatening a child or an intimate partner or a child of such partner.
	Guys, if you have a restraining order against you, you also can't get a gun.
	Big problem.
	Okay?
	This is why, you know, for some of you guys out there that might be simpin' stalking your ex or whatever, don't do that shit.
	All right, because if you get a restraining order put against you, now you can't get a gun.
	That's another L. Next, have you ever been convicted in any court of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence?
	Guys, there's only one misdemeanor that will absolutely jam you up the most, and it is any crime of domestic violence or DV, okay?
	I know I said earlier before that you need to be convicted of a felony or a crime that is punishable by more than 365 days for you to be considered a felon and to not be able to get a gun, but there's only one misdemeanor that will fuck you up, and that misdemeanor, guys, is a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence.
	If you get convicted of any misdemeanor, domestic violence, you cannot get a gun, and that is under the Lautenberg Act, okay?
	And I remember when I was an agent myself on the job, every year they made a sign this form that we did not get, we don't have a misdemeanor conviction for domestic violence, and that comes from the Lawtonberg Act, where if you have a DV on your record, you cannot buy a gun.
	So, guys, once again, like I told y'all before, don't hang out with druggies when you're a responsible gun owner.
	Also, don't stalk an ex.
	Also, did ever put your hands on a woman?
	This is why I tell y'all not to do it.
	Because if you do, there's far-reaching consequences that will absolutely fuck your life up.
	And this is one of them.
	Getting a DV, a misdemeanor conviction is a problem.
	It's the equivalent to getting a goddamn felony because you can't get a gun if you get one.
	All right, guys?
	Next, have you ever renounced your U.S. citizenship?
	Are you an alien illegally or unlawful in the United States?
	Well, that's a no-brainer.
	If you're an illegal alien in the United States, you can't have a gun.
	If you renounce your U.S. citizenship, you can't get a gun.
	Are you an alien who has been admitted to the United States under a non-immigrant visa?
	If yes, do you fall within any of the exceptions stated in the instructions?
	And then it goes into, and they're asking if you're an alien again.
	So this is basically the form, guys.
	And the reason where they get you, right?
	Scroll down to the bottom, Bills.
	Renouncing your citizenship is that bad.
	Absolutely.
	Renouncing your citizenship.
	Yeah.
	You basically disqualify yourself from getting a gun.
	Scroll down.
	more more scroll up a bit Okay.
	See, it says there.
	No, go down to the bottom.
	It says here, penalty and perjury if you lie on this form.
	Scroll down more.
	More.
	More.
	Where it says the signature.
	Oh, signature.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I want to get to the signature block.
	There's no signature block with that.
	Okay, maybe up top more.
	Those are just instructions, instructions, instructions.
	Oh.
	Okay.
	I certify that I've read and understand the notices, instructions, and definition of the ATF form.
	4473.
	The information recorded in sections B and D is true, correct, and complete.
	Three, this entire transaction record has been completed at my licensed business premises.
	Basically, that you're telling the truth on this forum.
	And if you oh, this is the transferring.
	Oh, no, scroll up, scroll up, scroll up.
	Sorry.
	This is transferring.
	Keep going.
	Keep going.
	Okay, boom.
	I think this is it right here.
	Because, yeah, buyer signature.
	Okay, I sort of that my answers in section A are true and correct and complete.
	I've read and understand the notice instructions and the definition ATF form 4473.
	I understand answering yes to question 11A.
	If I'm not the actual transferee, blah, blah, blah.
	And they go through everything here.
	And they say that if you don't, you could get in trouble, right?
	It's a crime-punishable felony under federal law and may also violate state and local law if you lie on this form.
	So that's what happens when you buy a gun and you sign this form.
	If you lie on any of the things, you basically have just sealed your own fate to go to jail if you didn't.
	Okay.
	And then the next thing you know, because lying on this form will definitely get you jammed up.
	All right.
	The Gifford.
	Yeah, facts, man.
	Like, people don't get it, bro.
	Like, yo, like, lie on these forms will get you jammed up, man.
	So let's go back to the indictment.
	Okay.
	So now that we know the, now y'all know that form, the 4473 intimately now.
	Okay, you guys should know intimately.
	If you're going to go buy a gun, now you guys know.
	Now we're on paragraph four.
	Question 11e of the AT of the form 4473 requires that the prospective purchaser certify truthfully that he or she is not an unlawful user or addicted to any stimulant, narcotic drug, or any other control substances.
	That's what we just went over, guys.
	In the certification section of the form 4473, the actual buyer must certify that his or her answers to the question on the form are true and correct and complete.
	We talked about that too just a second ago.
	The actual buyer must also acknowledge by his or her signature that I understand that a person who answers yes is prohibited from purchasing or receiving firearm and making any false oral or written statement is a crime punishable as a felony under federal law and may also violate state and local law.
	We just read that, guys.
	What did Hunter Biden do?
	He signed it.
	That was easy.
	Next thing you know, now he's getting indicted by the fucking great jury.
	Count one, paragraphs one through five.
	This indictment are realeged herein.
	On or about October 12, 2018, guys, they just made it.
	They almost had, because, guys, there's a statute of limitations, five years, right?
	So they indicted him right before it hit the five-year mark, right?
	So on or about October 12, 2018, in the District of Delaware, the defendant Hunter Biden, in connection with the acquisition of a firearm that is a cult Cobra 38 SPL revolver with serial number RA551363 from company one, licensed under the provisions of chapter 44, Title 18, United States Code Knowing, knowingly made a false and fictitious written statement intended and likely to deceive that dealer with respect to a fact material to the lawfulness of the sale of the firearm under the provisions of Chapter 44, Title 18, United States Code, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Basically, he went ahead and bought a firearm from a licensed FFL, okay, and lied.
	Okay, and it says here, provided a written statement on form 4473 certifying that he was not an unlawful user of and addicted to any stimulant, narcotic, drug, and any other control substance when, in fact, as he knew, that statement was false and fictitious in violation of Title 18, United States Code section 922A6 and 924A2.
	Okay, and guys, 18 USC 922 is the general charge that they're going to hit you with anytime you're in a felon possession of a firearm.
	So there's nine types of prohibited people from having a gun.
	Okay.
	If you're a convicted felon, you have a dishonorable discharge, a drug user, a legal alien, that's four.
	A mental person, five, like you have mental instabilities.
	You renounce your citizenship, six.
	Let's see here.
	Makes you a prohibited person.
	There's three others, but I just can't remember them right now.
	But you guys get the idea, right?
	Basically, is him being a drug user, he is considered one of these prohibited people, okay?
	Under 922, 18 USC 922, prohibited acts.
	Number nine, on or about October 12th, 2018 in the District of Delaware, the defendant Robert Hunter Biden, in connection with the acquisition of firearm, that is a cult Cobra revolver, knowingly made a false statement and representation to company one.
	That's where he bought his gun.
	Okay.
	With respect to information required by the previous of chapter 44 to be kept in the FFL holders' records, and that defendant Robert Hunter Biden certified on 4473 that he was not an unlawful user of and addicted to any stimulant, narcotic drug, any other control substance, when in fact he knew that statement was false and fictitious.
	Scroll down.
	And then count three.
	On or about October 12, 2018, through on or about October 23rd, 2018, in the District of Delaware, the defendant Robert Hunter Biden, knowing that he was an unlawful user of and addicted to any stimulant, narcotic drug and any other control substance, blah, blah, blah.
	Defined on Title 21.
	We talked about Title 21, guys.
	Title 21 is the control substances portion of the United States Code.
	That's where all the drug laws are from.
	He did knowingly possess a firearm that is a cult Cobra.
	And there you go.
	David C.Y. special counsel, United States Department of Justice.
	And when they bring special counsel in like this, guys, is typically to go after a figure that has high political influence.
	So in this case, you got the president's son, the other special counsel that's going after Donald Trump.
	God damn, what's his name?
	Jack something.
	Someone in the chat.
	Jack something.
	Okay.
	Jack.
	Oh, okay.
	Jack.
	Someone in the chat's going to put it.
	Jack something.
	Can't remember his name.
	The prosecutor that's going after Trump.
	Jack Murphy.
	No, it's not Jack Murphy.
	Y'all are clowns, bro.
	Y'all are fucking clowns, man.
	Jack Smith, Jack Smith, I think.
	So, Jack Sparrow?
	Sparrow's crazy.
	He's a ripper.
	Jack Smith.
	Jack the Ripper.
	Yeah, Jack Smith.
	Jack Smith.
	Look at his.
	Yay!
	My boy creative.
	All right.
	Let's go ahead and hit.
	Yeah, Jack Smith.
	Someone said the last name is me off.
	Yo, y'all are fucking hilarious, man.
	All right, let's hit some of these chats real quick.
	Give me two seconds to load up some more.
	Yeah, yeah, go ahead.
	And I'm going to actually post a story telling people that we're live right now.
	I forgot to do that.
	Shout out to all you ninjas.
	And don't forget to like, share, subscribe, like the video.
	Make sure you guys are commenting.
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	Tell your friends to tell all your friends to tell all of your friends to subscribe to FedReacts.
	Absolutely.
	And I'm going to jump in.
	And I put that on Myron's kids, bro.
	God, bro.
	On my soul, bro.
	Like, oh, Myron's kids.
	Hell yeah.
	You know, I got to put your kids through the adversity.
	You feel me?
	Why'd you ever put it on your kids, bro?
	What?
	Why would I do that on my kids, bro?
	You always put it on my kids.
	Yeah, but what my kids got to do with this?
	Why are you going to always put on my kids?
	Bro, I got to put them through the adversity.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You feel me?
	I see.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Yeah, and by the way, guys, don't forget to like the video, man.
	I think we got like almost a thousand y'all watching on YouTube.
	I don't know how many on Rumble.
	1.5.
	Okay, so damn.
	About to be 1.6.
	Nice, nice.
	So we got about 2,500 y'all in here, man.
	So here, I'm going to drop the story right now so more people jump in.
	All right.
	Rumble ran.
	Zayed goes, my first time donating to the either show.
	Love y'all.
	I just wanted to say you credit videos helped me get my credit 30 points up so far.
	Appreciate all the vids.
	Got you, my friend.
	We still got to give y'all a credit episode.
	I think our travel credit cards.
	Angie, Myron, stop the cap.
	You know, Angie back is blown out by you.
	These guys are my witnesses.
	When y'all came in, what was going on?
	Bro, you just woke up right out your bed, bro.
	Yeah, man.
	You still had the sand in your eye, bro.
	You still had the sandy the little crush thing.
	Yeah, man.
	So, yeah, bro.
	L apartment building for no wheelchair access for Angie.
	The new place have wheelchair accessibility.
	Ha ha ha.
	Let's see what you did there, sir.
	Search up Route 91 on Rumble.
	You'll really enjoy it.
	And shout out FNF.
	Everyone else.
	God bless.
	Thank you, my friend.
	Waylo goes, Mo got a bald head looking like a milk dud.
	W stream.
	Yeah, Mo does got a bald ass head.
	On guy.
	Let's see here.
	Goku is the GOAT 23.
	I don't know how, but Young Pharaoh got the video of Hunter Biden doing Coke and had eight.
	Oh, damn.
	Really?
	All right.
	All right.
	Damn.
	Any reason why accounting over criminal justice or criminology to become a Fed?
	Also, how did you get your internship?
	I got it through Northeastern, guys.
	Northeastern has something called the Co-op Program, which has partnerships with certain companies and government agencies.
	But that's how I was able to do it.
	But an accounting degree is just going to be more useful because you'll be able to do financial investigations, which most agents cannot do.
	Hey, Hamar, ever consider a live or in-person Fed React show?
	Did you hear Oliver Tree Roast L3?
	If it's a guy that said that they suck now, I did see that clip, which is kind of funny.
	Jared from Dallas Bills, could you get Mo to ask Myron, which platform would you recommend we send you super slash rents from?
	It's up to y'all, man.
	If you guys want to chat from Rumble, that's cool.
	If you guys want to do the Stream Labs, that helps a bit more at the Stream Labs.
	But it's honestly up to y'all, whatever you guys prefer is easiest for you guys.
	You know, we want to make it easy for you guys to support the show.
	So it really comes down to your convenience.
	But if y'all don't mind, yeah, the FNF Super Chat is the best, but it's up to y'all.
	I bet Myron snorted Hunter's Coke before the show.
	No, I've never done a drug in my life, guys.
	Just very proud of that.
	Just Gorilla Mind.
	Yeah, just Gorilla Mind.
	As a matter of fact, can I get another Celsius?
	La Migra Core.
	What the hell does that mean?
	It's immigration run.
	It's immune.
	Yo, it's immigration run.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Yeah.
	Thumbs up from Ken Rose.
	Thanks.
	DogePoster, the ATF's job is to murder people in a cult to save them from committing suicide.
	Okay, he's talking about the Waco thing, which we covered away, by the way, guys.
	If you guys want to see the Waco show, we covered it on, I think most of it is on Rumble, actually.
	I don't think it's on YouTube that much.
	In North New Jersey, I see many.
	Oh, God.
	All right.
	Bro, they hit me with that one.
	I ain't even.
	What?
	All right.
	I see what you're doing.
	All right.
	Around my town lately, and one day I saw packs of them in another upper level town.
	They're like an invasive species.
	They tried to offer my mom for our house.
	It's crazy.
	Okay.
	Thanks, sir.
	It's not, I guess it wouldn't be an episode of Fed Reacts if there wasn't some racism, right?
	We're upgrading the Yay24 to Trump Elden Boys.
	Okay.
	60-minute man.
	Weed is the gayest drug of all time.
	Glad I never touched it.
	Do Coke like Zerka.
	Oh, my God.
	L advice.
	Don't do Coke.
	Yeah, don't do Coke, man.
	Randy Orton got a dishonorable discharge.
	Really?
	Yeah, he did.
	It's something he had admitted himself.
	He had admitted that himself in a documentary.
	Why'd he get a dishonorable?
	He actually intended it.
	He actually tried to.
	He was like, yo, he didn't like it there.
	He was like, yo, from the Marine Court, I believe.
	And he was not liking this time.
	He was not enjoying it.
	He was trying his best to get out of there.
	So Randy himself admitted that it was intentional.
	What did he do specifically?
	Did he go AWOL?
	I think it was a.
	Don't quote me on it, bro.
	A wall is guys absent without leave.
	Don't quote me on it, but it was real quick.
	It was probably AWOL, but let's pull it up real quick.
	Yeah, type in Randy Orton dishonorable discharge.
	Now I'm actually intrigued because it isn't easy to get a dishonorable discharge, bro.
	But Randy Orton did admit that he did that on purpose.
	Okay, Orton attended Hazelwood at Central High School where he was an amateur wrestler after graduate in 1998.
	He enlisted with the Marines at the base.
	He received a bad conduct charge in 1999 after going AWOL on two occasions, disobeying an order from a commanding officer.
	Yeah, okay.
	So bad conduct discharge.
	Okay.
	Wow.
	Yep.
	You can't get a job anywhere.
	That's why he's destined to be WWE from he's good there, but yeah, he's one of the guys that made it through.
	But yeah, bro, dishonorable discharge is literally a death sentence for like finding any type of that's why he has to hide his tattoos that indicates that he was in the Marines.
	Oh, he hides them?
	Yeah.
	What did he like cover them up with other tattoos?
	Okay.
	Did he have the anchor in the globe?
	That's what a lot of Marines get.
	I think it was that.
	He probably had that.
	That's why he had to cover it.
	So his sleeves are like covered up.
	Damn, you could have done the four years.
	All right, just around bumping.
	That's what I said.
	I'm like, yeah, just do it.
	Damn.
	Okay.
	I didn't know that.
	Myron, respectfully, but you have employees who do drugs.
	that but you have who Oh, yeah, some of them have smoke weed, yeah.
	But I make fun of them about it.
	Trust me, I shame everyone that smokes weed.
	You should ask Icy.
	I roast her every day.
	Myron, yo, you stink.
	You're like, yo, you have to stink, man.
	I roast her every time she smoked weed, bro.
	Myron, have you read Pill Bills enough, you think he might give up the weed?
	Can I answer this one?
	Yeah, go ahead.
	I'm going to give y'all some free game.
	I do not smoke weed every day.
	That is not it.
	I believe L weed.
	I don't think no man should smoke weed.
	You are not in the same career path as me.
	Do not smoke weed.
	That's just my personal take on this.
	And that's pretty much it.
	Oh, also, if you do see me smoking weed in the past, I did used to smoke it.
	I'm not going to lie.
	I did used to be a pothead.
	I will acknowledge that.
	But the man I am today is not the man I was before.
	I have a lot more accomplishments.
	I have a lot more things going on in my life.
	I just am a little more busy to be smoking.
	You can ask Mo.
	The person I am today is not the person I was before.
	I haven't posted anything on Instagram in years.
	I see a lot of people in the Rumble talking about my Instagram because they was looking at what you were going through about the weed rant.
	They were looking through his, like, yo, they were snitching on his Instagram.
	Yeah, honestly, it's okay.
	Y'all can snitch on it.
	I understand.
	I do music for a living, so it's not like it's going to affect my bills or my finances for me to post whatever.
	But I do want to say it is L weed for sure, especially if you own a gun.
	Do not smoke weed.
	I do not recommend it for any of my male friends.
	There are anomalies in life, but you're not that anomaly, so don't think about that.
	And this is pretty much it.
	Did you basically cut it back significantly?
	1,000%.
	Significantly is not even the word.
	You can ask Big Mo.
	Big Mo will tell you.
	He used to like.
	So for anybody out there, bro, because this might actually be a learning point for people.
	Like as someone that used to smoke weed often, what were the biggest issues with it for you?
	And even because you're coming from an industry where it's socially acceptable, right?
	100 as a musician, right?
	Or host of the creative juices, whatever the fuck.
	So you have every excuse to be using it.
	What made you say, yo, I'm not going to use it no more?
	What were some of the negatives?
	And how much better do you feel now?
	I think, well, first off, I feel amazing now.
	That's the most important thing.
	I have a clearer mind.
	I'm able to wake up on time.
	I'm able to stay focused.
	I think the number one takeaway from weed that I will say is time.
	Time is so valuable, bro.
	I don't care what you're doing in your day.
	Just please do not be spending 30 minutes rolling up, conversing with bitches or women or whatever you're doing.
	Just like, there's just so many things you could do better in a day than just sit and smoke.
	Smoking makes you lethargic 100%.
	It makes those lazy.
	It's also an aphrodisiac.
	So if you have like a problem with corn, your problem is going to just enhance even more.
	For me personally, I try to replace it with going to the gym.
	I also find that the mental, like the mental effects that it has on you can make you more depressed.
	It could bring up your anxiety.
	I actually used to have really bad anxiety.
	So I started smoking just to get that up.
	But it also inadvertently messed up my anxiety, gave me more anxiety, made me more anxious long term.
	So 100%, I do not recommend L-weed.
	Don't get me wrong, everything in moderation.
	If you smoke, you smoke and you're getting your shit done.
	That's good for you.
	But not every man is going to be like that.
	99% of men are going to smoke and feel lethargic.
	So get that mental clarity.
	No need to smoke every day.
	Make sure you guys are staying focused.
	You know, read a book.
	That's going to change your life a chapter a day if you're doing like blunts.
	Definitely no tobacco.
	And yeah, that's pretty much it.
	L-Weed for men.
	I believe women should smoke weed, though.
	I like my girls smoke weed.
	I smoke weed.
	That's just my personal take, bro.
	It makes them hornier.
	You know what I'm saying?
	If you hit the right strain, you know, it is an aphrodisiac, you know.
	And I just want to say personally, you guys don't know my lifestyle.
	Like, I live in a four-bedroom home when it's just me and my brother.
	Like, my car has paid off.
	We are way well off.
	I'm 29.
	I'm a lot more better than a lot of people.
	So don't worry about where I'm coming from.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You know, we don't, I don't even pay a mortgage.
	So don't worry about me.
	Just, you know, just focused on y'all.
	L weed, W, sobriety, clear mind, clarity.
	So you went from smoking every day to like how often now?
	Bro, I was smoking X Big Mo.
	But you know what's funny?
	And I was that one anomaly.
	That's like the productive stone.
	I was getting so much things done in the day.
	I would smoke like four or five times a day, bro.
	That'll take, bro, an obsessive amount.
	I was definitely addicted.
	Weed is an addictive drug.
	I don't care what you guys say.
	Anything could be addictive.
	You could be addicted to cooking oil.
	I don't care.
	Anything could be addicted.
	Cooking oil?
	Yo, I'm just giving an example.
	You could be addicted to hair grease like mine.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Just because it's just kidding.
	Yeah, see?
	That's the way you joke.
	Addicted to brushing.
	Addicted to brushing.
	He'll brush that thing for 30 hours straight.
	Believe me.
	Continue on.
	I brush my hair with no grease in it.
	Honestly, I only smoke weed with women only when I'm like, if I smoke weed nowadays, it's probably, it's not even like, it'll probably like at max once or twice a week.
	And that's just when I'm, when I'm off, if I'm relaxing, if I'm done doing all my work.
	And that's really the most important thing is work comes first.
	All that other stuff can wait after.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, I really appreciate all y'all making the jokes and showing it out there.
	But if it's not, if it's not building me up, I'm not doing it.
	And weed is not usually something that builds you up.
	And also, financially, I was going to say, it doesn't cost a lot.
	What?
	Man, if you smoke the good shit, yo.
	Yo, just way too much.
	I used to always roll with you, like, even though I wasn't the smoker either.
	Good morning never smokes.
	I actually never smoked.
	Good mo never smokes.
	I would just always be with them.
	I would be always at the parties.
	I would always be like, you know, all the sessions with them.
	Yeah.
	No.
	And my career, I'm in the studios a lot.
	When I'm not at Fresh and Fit, I'm literally like at a recording studio where it is the most acceptable to smoke.
	And, you know, finding a way to tell your friends no just gives you so much more power.
	I don't smoke when I'm creating no more as much as I can.
	I just try to make sure if anyone's in that life or that environment where weed is accepted, try your best to make sure you get out of that environment or change it to a more, I would say, more friendly environment for where your goals and where you're headed.
	Because a lot of these musicians just smoke weed and do music and don't even release the songs or whatever.
	So you really just got to stay focused, stay on your own pivot.
	And L weed, that's pretty much all I'm going to say.
	Not every man has the capacity to smoke weed and majority of them don't.
	And the ones that are winning in life don't.
	So just stick with the ones that don't.
	And L weed, that's pretty much it.
	Bam.
	What about you, Mo?
	You don't smoke at all?
	I don't smoke at all.
	At all.
	That boy don't do nothing.
	Good, good, good, good, man.
	Yeah, bro.
	I mean, you know, we're not trying to sit here and tell y'all like, yo, like, be straight edge, like, everything sucks, but it's like.
	Hey, man, you operate the best when you're sober, guys.
	1,000%.
	You know what I mean?
	Everyone I know that's like highly successful, almost none of them smoke weed.
	And if they do, it's like on occasion.
	And you best believe they didn't smoke weed to become successful during their rise up.
	Oh, you know, it's just, I think it's important for guys to understand that, like, you know, once you reach the mountaintop, that's one thing, but a lot of y'all aren't at the mountaintop to even be thinking about doing that crap, man.
	And as a man, you can you can't afford uh distractions, you really can't.
	Um, so anyway, uh, let's uh read the chats real quick, um, and then we'll uh I think we'll go ahead and play this documentary.
	Um, this is the hood, ain't it?
	And that's from one Marv.
	Appreciate that.
	This is the hood, ain't it?
	Uh, 60 Minute Man goes, I predict Nick F will be president.
	The tide will shift back in the next decade.
	We'll see.
	Um, DG Bill goes, WFNF, never F and leave it.
	Let's go.
	And that's from with the Mexico and American flag.
	Appreciate you.
	Um, Viva, Mexico.
	Yeah, shout out to all y'all.
	And then, um, what else do we got?
	I got you.
	Streamlab chat.
	Okay.
	Who said it goes, how does the felonies work in constitutional carry states?
	All right, you can't have a gun.
	If you're a convicted felon, guys, you are considered a prohibited person, even if you didn't do jail time.
	If you've been convicted of any crime that carries a penalty of more than 365 days, which is officially a felony, you cannot carry a firearm.
	Okay.
	That's how they get you with a felony possession charge.
	I recently watched Breonna Taylor's breakdown.
	Hands down, the best breakdown on that case.
	No one wanted to talk about, especially mainstream media.
	Oh, yeah, bro.
	That was a damn good episode.
	I got so much hate for that one.
	They were saying that I was racist, but I was like, yo, like, if you guys look that up, Breonna Taylor, guys, was with a guy that was a part of a sophisticated and expansive drug trafficking network.
	And they have her on video as being involved in that network.
	So she was on suspicion of being involved in a drug trafficking network, which is why what went down, right?
	Now, does that mean that she deserved to die?
	Absolutely not.
	But a big part of the reason why she was involved in the investigation from the first place was she was involved with a guy that was a regional supplier of narcotics, a higher level guy.
	I think the guy's last name, what was his name?
	His name was Chapo, if I'm not mistaken.
	His name was Chapo on the streets.
	I'm dead.
	Yeah.
	And the media, the mainstream media, never wants to acknowledge the fact that she was involved in this criminal organization as a courier, basically.
	She was involved as a courier.
	I go into detail, guys, about all of that.
	We go through the police reports.
	We go through the video surveillance.
	We go through all that crap.
	But Breonna Taylor was no saint, guys.
	She was a criminal.
	I hate to say it.
	I think she was either a 911 dispatcher or she had gotten fired from doing that.
	But, yeah, dude, like she wasn't an angel, guys.
	She wasn't an angel.
	And she also had links to a homicide.
	Yeah, someone was killed in a drive-by shooting, and the vehicle that was used to kill that individual was in her name.
	It was a rental in her name, just like the Young Thug situation.
	I thought it was a very red-pilling situation because my main breakdown when I watched that episode was, yo, had Breonna Taylor made better choices in her dating, she probably would have likely would have still been alive today.
	100%.
	The whole reason why the police raided her house was because of the dude.
	That's the whole reason they even raided her house was they were looking for him because he had done – okay, so if I recall correctly because I did this case so long ago.
	So, basically, guys, the narcotics unit was investigating her boyfriend, right?
	And he was making drops.
	He was getting drugs through the mail, and he was making drops at different locations.
	One of the locations where he was doing drops at, it was either for money or for drugs, I forget which one, was at her house.
	So, they went and got a search warrant for that house.
	If you read the affidavit, it's very well written.
	They had a lot of probable calls.
	They have her on surveillance.
	They had detectives taking pictures of her car at drug locations.
	And phone recordings.
	And they had phone recordings, too.
	And of her knowing.
	Of jail calls.
	And of her knowing of the situation.
	Yes.
	That's the thing.
	Exactly.
	Like, a lot of fucking self-snitching stuff on phone calls as well because the boyfriend would call her from jail, and they would talk about criminal activity.
	So, they had a bunch of stuff in their affidavit.
	Yep, exactly.
	Next thing you know, open up, and they go in, and they see someone with a gun, and they shoot.
	which it was her, another guy who had the, she was there with another guy.
	He had the gun and they ended up shooting her because they saw him with the gun and she was in front of him, right?
	And when he got arrested, the guy, he said that it was Brianna that was shooting at them.
	So, you know, it's, it's a, you know, obviously no one deserves to lose their life, but when you look at the police recordings, he actually said that it was her shooting, not him.
	So it's crazy stuff, man.
	But I think it's important for people to know why the police were there in the first place.
	The police weren't there by mistake.
	The police were there because she was absolutely involved in a drug trafficking organization, guys.
	I think it was her that was shooting.
	You think it was her that was shooting?
	Yeah.
	Because I was watching that episode at home.
	That was kind of like my final take.
	I think she was the one that was shooting.
	It's possible.
	It's possible.
	No one knows, but it's possible that she could have been the one shooting.
	Especially because they didn't really disclose the final evidence in the gun.
	So, but either way, guys, yeah, that was a really interesting episode.
	If y'all want to see the difference between what mainstream media covers and the truth, I like went into it and went into the truth.
	And I went into the background.
	But yeah, dude, they had a search warrant for a house.
	It was a valid search warrant.
	They had pictures of Chopo dropping shit off at her house before, right?
	And they got a search warrant and they were looking for drugs or money.
	And that's what ended up happening.
	So no one deserves to die, obviously, regardless of, you know, some people do, but like her case, she didn't deserve to die.
	But she made really bad decisions, guys.
	Really, really bad decisions.
	Dating a drug trafficker, shooting at the police, being involved with another guy that was another criminal because the guy that she was with, he was a robber.
	To make it even worse.
	So the dude that she got killed with, right?
	The guy survived.
	She didn't.
	The guy that she was with at the time, while dating this drug dealer, who she was, I think, cheating on or whatever the hell, he was a ripper.
	He would rob drug dealers.
	Thank you.
	Because they searched his phone after the fact, and he was talking about doing licks on people and robbing them for 20k cash.
	Yo, let's hit this house up.
	Yeah, I know they got dope over here, blah, blah, blah.
	He was a rip crew guy.
	So, bruh, like this is why it's so important.
	I tell you guys all the time, man, don't hang out with criminals.
	Don't hang out with people that are involved in nefarious activity because what's going to end up happening is you're always going to be lumped in it.
	In her case, she was like just in an assist role in this drug trafficking organization.
	Next thing you know, boom, police are kicking in her door searching for shit because of who she was associated with.
	And the man that they kicked their door down for, she wasn't even with him anymore at that point.
	Anyway, interesting case, guys.
	If y'all want to watch it, Brianna Taylor, they shadow banned the fuck out of that video.
	It's really hard for you to find, but it's on my channel.
	And I think the age restricted it too, bro.
	I remember believing that BLM story, too.
	Yeah, the BLM game from a whole other angle.
	Yeah.
	Make her look like a saint and shit now.
	George Floyd, too.
	George Floyd was a criminal.
	He stuck up a pregnant woman and put a gun to her stomach when she was pregnant and robbed her.
	But he has a golden casket.
	He gets a better burial and more and he's more positively renowned in society than military guys that are going out and dying for the United States.
	Golden casket, bro.
	He's a martyr.
	But the reality is he's a convicted felon multiple times in jail, high on fentanyl.
	He passed off a counterfeit bill before he was.
	That's why the police even showed up in the first place because he went to a smoke shop or whatever, and he passed the counterfeit bill, which is a felony offense, by the way, federal, for having counterfeit money.
	And yeah, bro.
	I mean, does he deserve to die?
	No.
	But the fact that they treated him as a martyr when he's a criminal, convicted, convicted fellow criminal, arrested several times all over the United States, Texas, Minnesota, etc., is crazy to me.
	You know, Kennis actually did a pretty good documentary on it on the George Floyd situation.
	But yeah, guys, I mean, it's wild to me how they prop up guys that are scum of the earth, honestly.
	You know, no one deserves to die, but like, god damn, or he didn't deserve to die.
	But the way that they propped him up and he got a golden casket and his funeral was like this huge thing and people were riding all over the United States.
	When this happened after he got killed, it was bad.
	Like, bro, I knew a girl that lived in Minneapolis at the time.
	She, I don't know what it was.
	She had like an allergic reaction or something like that, right?
	And she called 911.
	Bro, she almost died.
	The police could not get to her because of how crazy it was with Minneapolis at the time with the riots.
	Because remember, they were like, oh, defund the police, all this other shit.
	So some of the police officers actually went on strike.
	And the ones that were working couldn't handle all the calls.
	So she literally almost died because of that shit.
	That's what happens when you defund the police.
	People want to sit there and say, oh, here's the police.
	Fuck the police.
	Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Defund the police, et cetera.
	But then when something happens, they'll be the first ones to call 911.
	What are you going to do now?
	No police, remember?
	I think some politician, I forget what her name is, someone in the chat's going to know.
	She says something about defund the police.
	And then like a rioter punched her in the nose and attacked her and robbed her.
	She caught 911 and they said, sorry, we don't have any cops to come over to you.
	That's what happens when you say defund the police.
	You know, it is what it is, man.
	It is what it is.
	You know, I'm all for people having as much liberty as possible, you know, limited government involvement, et cetera.
	But an essential government function is police and order.
	The monopoly of violence needs to be held by the government.
	I don't give a fuck what nobody says.
	Okay.
	People want to say, whoa, hold on, baby.
	Whoa, that doesn't sound correct.
	That's fucked up.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Well, if they don't have the monopoly of violence, who has it?
	The citizens?
	You don't want that because then you're kind of at the mercy of the citizens.
	What ends up happening?
	They could rob you, kill you, blah, blah, blah.
	So you need law and order.
	You need law enforcement.
	Okay.
	You need police.
	You need feds.
	You need the military.
	You need all these structures in place, right?
	And have the monopoly of violence to keep order.
	Without order, there's chaos.
	And that's what ends up happening when you have a place that doesn't have the police.
	Look at Seattle.
	Look at Minneapolis.
	Look at Portland, Oregon.
	Look at San Francisco.
	Look at all these cities that said, defund the police.
	What's up happening?
	Crime becomes rampant.
	People are running into Target, stealing a bunch of money, just under $1,000, by the way, so that they don't get arrested, right?
	And even if they do, who cares?
	The police aren't going to give a fuck, right?
	LA, look at all these super liberal cities where they're like, you know, saying, oh, fuck the police, all this other shit.
	And the police have limited power.
	Why is the crime rate so high?
	Meanwhile, you look at places in Texas, right, where it's pro-law enforcement, Red State, et cetera.
	You know, the citizens have guns, but they're also responsible to a degree.
	Crime isn't as bad.
	I mean, obviously, you have your places that have bad crime, et cetera.
	But it's not to the same degree as these liberal cities.
	If you look at the worst, the cities that have the highest crime rates, they're all blue.
	Almost all of them are blue cities.
	Because they can get away with it.
	So, you need law and order, man.
	You need law and order.
	And you need the police.
	People can say whatever the fuck they want to say.
	I mean, maybe I'm biased because I'm former law enforcement, but you absolutely need police.
	You need law and order.
	And I think if you don't back the police, they're really the only thin line that keeps the crooks away from you a lot of times.
	I mean, unless they're trained with a farmer, you know what you're doing, which I think everyone should have a gun to be able to protect themselves, of course, as well.
	But not everyone has the capability.
	So, what do we got here?
	I heard they're trying to impeach Joe Biden according to Newsmax because of all the offshore accounts he has, even in his grandson's names.
	But mainstream media is keeping it hush-hush.
	Of course, SMH, yeah, I heard they are trying to that's from the Ginger Menace.
	Okay, shout out to you, Ginger Menace.
	Let's see here.
	And some of y'all might not agree with me.
	Some of y'all might say defund the police, but that's fine.
	Do conservatives have solid Do Conservatives solid?
	And please get up assectomy.
	I totally agree.
	You and every male in the manosphere clearly won't be reproducing.
	The Andrew Tates of the world will just die out.
	That's from Anna Rodriguez.
	I totally agree.
	And every male in the manosphere clearly shouldn't be reproducing.
	Why are you watching?
	Just close the browser.
	That's the case, bro.
	We're talking about court cases here, bro.
	Bro, we're talking about court.
	Wait, is this a woman talking?
	Yeah, it is.
	Anna Rodriguez.
	We're talking about women, bro.
	I'm so lost.
	Oh, no, bro.
	Like, I've never, like, I've never watched a creator that I dislike and I hate and send in the chat, give them money to talk shit.
	Like, I don't get that.
	$20.
	Why?
	I mean, $10.
	Like, why?
	Oh.
	The fact that she cares about you that much says a little bit.
	It's another red pill woman.
	She cares about you that much.
	She probably can't be off of her mind.
	You live in rent-free in her head.
	She can't stop thinking about you, bro.
	That's so weird.
	Maybe she wants your kids.
	I don't know.
	Hey, she wants your kids, bro.
	Yeah.
	She probably got offended when I said, yo, I put that on Myron's kiss.
	It's like, don't put that on our kids.
	That's what she was saying.
	Anyway, all right.
	Joe showered with his underage daughter for many years.
	Hunter sexed at his young niece.
	Half the DNCR pedos, but they go after Trump.
	Chat worksmart at 3D print 80% kids.
	Fuck the ATF.
	All right, thanks, NSA.
	I wonder how you know that information.
	And they say, you tapping their phones.
	Jacob goes, Myron, put it the best way possible.
	Why not fire on all cylinders?
	Most smokers don't even have the right to smoke.
	Jacob!
	Jizzel continues.
	Jizzable continue.
	Tyreek goes, is a gym video about form and various other exercises to help muscle groups in the near future?
	I actually have those videos recorded already.
	Maybe I'll drop it for y'all.
	I have them in my app.
	If you work with me as a coach, I actually have videos on all that for y'all already.
	But maybe I'll drop them in the future.
	Jacob goes, I used to be the same bills.
	It only burned a hole in my pocket and made my anxiety worse.
	Once I found FNF, I gained a sense of guidance and a purpose for seeing tomorrow.
	Thank you.
	Love you.
	So he was in the same boat as you.
	A flying raptor.
	You think a crackhead paying you back?
	Forget it.
	From Notorious BIG.
	History will not be kind to the Biden crime family.
	Appreciate everything you do.
	Myron, shout out to Fresh Bo Bills W content.
	Thank you, bro.
	What else we got?
	That's it?
	That's it for right now.
	Yep.
	That's it, Francis.
	All right.
	So, how long have we been going here on YouTube?
	We've been going, let's see here.
	We've been going for about an hour, a little over an hour.
	So, we might have to switch over to Rumble to do this documentary.
	How about this?
	Oh, yeah.
	Cha-ching.
	Yeah.
	Well, no, no, no.
	They don't actually talk about.
	Yeah.
	You know who that is.
	You know what I'm saying?
	No, I know who it is, but I don't think they talk about them boys on this one.
	They talk about the Ling Wings, though, for sure.
	Oh, my God.
	All right, we all know what I'm doing.
	We're going on Rumble.
	So, okay, guys.
	Let's go ahead and pull up the documentary real quick just in case the people don't want to watch it in the future or for our YouTube viewers.
	Guys, this is a documentary we're going to be reacting to.
	We're going to be reacting to on Rumble, the Hunter, the Biden crime family, and this is by Ryan Dawson.
	Shout out to Ryan Dawson.
	Y'all know I admire his work.
	Cha-ching.
	He makes films and covers a lot of different things to include influence from a certain group of people that won't be mentioned on here.
	But yeah, this is on Rumble.
	We're going to go ahead.
	You know what?
	Maybe we can play a portion of it from the beginning.
	And then, but guys, start coming over to Rumble right now.
	Can you drop the link in there for them?
	I'm already on it.
	I think this video is actually kosher, to be honest with y'all.
	I think it wouldn't have a problem on YouTube.
	Did you say kosher?
	Yeah.
	But I think, but just out of an abundance of caution, we should probably do it on Rumble.
	You should do it on Rumble just in case.
	Yeah, just in case.
	But I don't think this video will violate any guidelines.
	I got to do it as a QCS, bro.
	But yo, do me a favor.
	Like the video on YouTube real quick.
	I see that we got a thousand y'all watching on YouTube right now.
	I see people only got 667 likes.
	Before we close this thing out on YouTube, do me a favor and go ahead and like the video, guys, because we're about to give y'all about another hour of content here.
	You know, just because.
	The only thing I ask in return is that you like the video on YouTube, please.
	Let's get the likes up.
	Let's get to like 1,000 likes, help the engagement.
	And we'll finish this thing out on Rumble for y'all.
	Because just out of an abundance of caution, again, I don't think this documentary has anything in it that would violate YouTube guidelines.
	But to be safe, we're just going to play it on Rumble because you guys know that we're basically in YouTube jail right now.
	Well, we're on YouTube probation.
	There we go.
	So, and it's all of our channels, which kind of sucks because it's like this channel has nothing to do really with like the other content that we talk about.
	But whatever.
	It is what it is.
	So, like the video, guys, on YouTube.
	I see that we got 916 y'all watching coming on over.
	The Rumble numbers are going up.
	So, you guys are coming on over.
	Do we drop the link in the chat for that?
	Yes.
	It's pinned in the chat.
	It's pinned in there, guys.
	Jump in on the Rumble chat.
	But like the video, guys.
	Like the video on YouTube, please.
	Do me that solid.
	And then we're going to go over to Rumble and we're going to pull up the Rumble chat as well because the Rumble chat is fucking crazy, which is even funnier.
	They already put in that emoji.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Oh, they are?
	The drink emoji view.
	I already know.
	I think it's calling it LuTube.
	Lootube is crazy.
	Instead of YouTube and LuTube.
	Guys, 744 likes.
	Get it to 1,000 so that we can switch on over to Rumble.
	I'm looking right now.
	Come on, guys.
	744 likes.
	Just hit that like button on your way or open up a YouTube tab real quick and like the video.
	So we can close this thing out on YouTube.
	And then we're going to give y'all extra sauce and go ahead and cover the entire Biden crime family for y'all.
	Because I foresee, and oh, hold on real quick while we wait to get the likes up and why I'm actually covering this part.
	So, what I foresee, guys, is that since they indict him on these gun charges, I would not be surprised if they went ahead and filed some financial charges as well for tax evasion, et cetera.
	And the financial stuff is what we're going to get into in this documentary.
	Okay, we're going to talk about China, shell companies, father involvement, et cetera.
	That's all going to be on Rumble.
	I don't want to even bother to put it on YouTube.
	But now we're going to go into the financial crimes.
	We covered the gun crimes on YouTube, right?
	But now we're going to be covering the financial angle and the tax evasion on this documentary here.
	And we're going to be reacting to it, again, it's called The Biden Crime Family by Ryan Dawson.
	Shout out to Ryan Dawson.
	But I need y'all to like the video on YouTube before we switch on over to Rumble.
	Again, I think the video doesn't violate any YouTube guidelines, but playing it safe, we're going to go ahead and just do it on Rumble anyway, just out of an abundance of caution.
	I think it would be just as bad, too.
	Yeah, no, I mean, it doesn't talk about them boys.
	Yeah, but China's just, I mean, bro, you could criticize China all day on YouTube.
	They don't give a fuck.
	It's them boys that's the problem.
	But China, Russia, you criticize them?
	If anything, they like it even more if you criticize those two countries.
	If you talk shit about Putin or China or anything like that, they don't care on YouTube.
	Which we're going to be talking about China quite a bit here and Ukraine as well.
	Oh, what about Ukraine?
	Yeah, Ukraine.
	Yeah, that might be a little bit, but it's not, but it's mostly China.
	But yeah, get the likes up, guys, so that we can switch on over.
	Get the likes up on YouTube.
	And if you're watching this on Rumble, guys, open up a quick tab on YouTube.
	Hit the like button.
	The faster you guys get this thing to a thousand likes, the faster we'll end this YouTube stream and get into the documentary.
	And I already see over 2.2 coming in.
	Yep.
	And still climbing.
	Yep.
	We got over 2,000 y'all over on Rumble right now.
	We got another 700 of y'all slowly moving over to Rumble.
	You guys are on YouTube.
	We're at 820, guys.
	Yo, just 180 more likes.
	And make sure y'all hit even the ones on Rumble.
	Hit that thumbs up button over there, too.
	Yeah, guys.
	Hit that like button.
	As y'all know, we're demonetized on YouTube.
	So, I mean, it hasn't messed with us too much as far as the algorithm goes.
	They're still recommending our videos.
	Yeah.
	Even though we're demonetized, which is hilarious because we got all of our ops that hate us that talk shit about us.
	And we're demonetized.
	Yet we still get pushing the algorithm harder than they do.
	So all the haters out there.
	Y'all talk all this shit about us.
	Oh, yeah.
	Fresh and demonetized.
	Woo-hoo.
	Our videos still get recommended more than y'all, bum ass niggas, and you guys are monetized.
	So I actually have a little comment, but I got, but it has to kind of wait to the cutoff.
	Okay.
	So haters are going to hate, bro.
	It's hilarious to me.
	And what y'all don't realize is, is that YouTube actually started monetizing, like, regardless of whether you're monetized or not, YouTube runs ads on all videos now.
	So if the video is good, regardless of monetized or not, they're going to push it.
	So they're pushing us because we just have better content than a lot of you haters.
	And you know exactly what I'm talking about.
	So fuck all you guys that keep talking shit.
	Brant on our downfall looking like a bunch of hating weirdos.
	But integrity, Myron.
	Integrity, bro.
	Integrity.
	Integrity.
	Right?
	Yeah.
	Integrity.
	We got two chats, two Rumble rants.
	King Yui goes, fuck the police.
	They gave me a $500 ticket today.
	God damn.
	Damn.
	They was asking what he did to get $500.
	Yeah, what'd you do, bro?
	$500, bro.
	You must have been speeding like for real.
	You must have been doing some Tokyo drinks.
	He probably had speeding and his 10 and Windows was too dark.
	Yeah.
	In a school zone.
	In a school zone.
	And he's black.
	And he's black.
	Yeah.
	Or actually, in this case, Asian.
	Oh, they're like, wait, you took your drift to drive it like this and you Asian now, bro.
	Wait.
	Hello, Paige and Maria goes, do you think Biden will ever make it to the election?
	Low-key hoping he will just pass Gracious.
	Oh, my God.
	He's death on nobody.
	You crazy, bro.
	No, it's death on nobody.
	But yeah, I don't think he's fit to be president.
	Definitely not fit to be president.
	Kind of reminds me of Trudeau.
	Trudeau, yeah.
	Shout out to all the Canadians.
	Y'all suffering under that boy.
	He fucking y'all up, man.
	I'm looking at Trudeau.
	I'm like, man, I'm like, he looks a little bit more.
	875 likes, guys.
	Just 100 more likes, man.
	Just 100 more likes on YouTube and we can get going on the Rumble thing.
	We ain't going over there until we hit 1,000 likes on YouTube.
	So get the likes up.
	Get the engagement up, guys.
	Like I said before, we demonetize.
	We're doing this shit basically for free, right?
	Y'all want to support the mission?
	Y'all want to support Pressure Fit?
	Y'all want to support the team?
	Just like the video.
	That's all I ask.
	You don't got to donate a dollar to the show.
	If you do, we appreciate it.
	But for us to keep going, we need the engagement up, man.
	So they keep pushing our videos ahead of all the haters so that we can continue to flex on the haters, even though we're demonetized.
	And we still get more reviews than they do.
	On the second channel, by the way.
	This Fed React channel.
	On the second channel, by the way.
	This Fed React channel gets more engagement.
	It gets more views than a bunch of the people that make hit pieces talking shit about us, which is fucking hilarious, because all these guys do is do...
	All they do is just wait for something to happen with us so that they can make a hit piece and say, fresh and fit are toxic.
	Fresh and fit our banana bells.
	Fresh and fit our fake alphabets.
	Fresh and fit our dorks.
	All this other bullshit.
	And it's like, bro, I've never once said anything about you.
	I don't know who you are.
	Why are you talking shit about people that have never done anything to you?
	I don't understand that.
	Why?
	But it's for views and clicks because they know if they talk shit about First Fit, they're going to get 100K.
	A lot of the detractors, their most viewed videos are videos talking about us.
	So, anyway, fuck the haters.
	Like the video, guys, so that we can go ahead and get into this documentary.
	What are we at?
	I see 875.
	I see 937.
	937.
	All right.
	70 more.
	Less than 70 more likes, guys.
	And we're going to go ahead and start this Biden crime family documentary.
	Again, I was just going to go over the indictment and end it there, but I'm like, you know what?
	Fuck it.
	I'm not fucking.
	I'm not fucking late.
	Show goes up.
	This is my home.
	They're going to need a fucking wrecking ball to take me out of here.
	So we're giving y'all a whole other documentary that we're going to react to.
	Myron feeling nasty.
	So we need y'all to like the video.
	All right.
	Because we could have ended it there, but we're not.
	We're going to go to Rumble and give y'all the Hunter Biden crime fan, the Biden crime family in full.
	Because like I told y'all before, this is what I see is just scratching the surface with these gun charges.
	I think that they might hit him with financial charges later on, but y'all are not going to know where the hell these financial charges are coming from if you don't watch the Rumble portion of this video, which, like I said before, I think it's YouTube friendly.
	But to be safe, since we're on YouTube probation, we're just going to play on a Rumble.
	So go ahead, like the goddamn video, click the link, move on over to Rumble.
	We're going to cover this documentary made by Ryan Dawson.
	Yeah.
	Evidence also.
	11 p.m. is crazy.
	Yeah, I appreciate you, DA.
	Well, I mean, he just woke up.
	So it's really like at this time, this is like Myron's morning.
	Like Myron's morning is literally like 5 p.m.
	Yeah, 6 p.m. late night yesterday.
	So I just, yeah.
	Me like, even when every time I be pulling up to my like to the studio, I always call him and I'd be hearing on the phone just you at the door.
	I'm like, yeah, I'm at the door, Myron.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	I'm coming.
	I'm coming.
	And by the way, yes, I know I'm looking good with my little, you know, I like to clean up a little bit.
	You know, I like to, I like to just keep things a little clean in here.
	So, yeah, man.
	Hey, it is what it is.
	I love my baby face.
	I know I'll be looking good as hell with the nice little smile.
	It brings a smile out.
	It makes my necklace pop out every time I clean myself like that.
	So, you know what I'm saying?
	So, with that said, make sure you get that likes up.
	Get all them likes up.
	So, yeah, on guy.
	Someone in the chat said, mom, bills, buckle up.
	What are they saying?
	More and bills buckle up.
	More and bills buckle up.
	Are we at uh what are we what are we looking at, Mo?
	Let's see here.
	I see 970 right now.
	30 more, guys, 30 more so that we can go ahead and get this documentary going, man.
	I don't know why y'all are being so cheap with the goddamn likes, man.
	Hey, someone said Big Bill.
	Big Bill?
	Yeah, like Little Bill.
	That'll take it.
	It's only Blitz.
	Oh, this shit mo looks like he served for 2004.
	Damn!
	That's a Don DeMarco right there.
	We can start a joke.
	This is my sorry for 2004.
	And I ain't gonna mess him no more this year.
	Yeah, we still gotta do the same part two.
	Just to make it real clear: I'm sorry for May, sorry for June, sorry for July, in case I don't tell you.
	August, September, October, November, December.
	I'm sorry, sorry.
	And Mo Reader.
	That boy did it a cappella.
	He did no instrumental.
	And that boy was on tempo and key.
	And we look like we got the 1K.
	Yeah, we got 1K.
	We got the 1K, man.
	All right, guys.
	DeMarco Monco.
	For those that are just joining the stream, guys, we're going to go on over to Rumble right now.
	We covered the Biden indictment that was recently dropped approximately two weeks ago with the gun charges.
	I foresee that he's probably going to get hit with financial charges.
	However, for us to talk about the financial stuff, we need to know what led to the potential financial charges that are going to come down the road.
	And that is documented in this documentary by Ryan Dawson, which we're going to cover right now, the Biden crime family.
	We're going to do it on Rumble out of an abundance of caution because we're kind of in YouTube probation.
	But the link is in the chat right now.
	We're going to switch over to Rumble now, guys.

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