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[00:01:21] If it went smooth, it just wouldn't be yet. Welcome everybody to the Average Intelligence Podcast.

[00:01:27] I'm joined once again by Justin. We're gonna try to

[00:01:31] Surely have this conversation

[00:01:33] It's it's the tribute episode all over again except this time we tried to record it

[00:01:38] They they heard my part of the episode. I like point that out

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[00:01:53] We'll talk more about them as the episode goes on but we are talking about the Kamala Harris wave and

[00:02:00] I was telling you before we went live. It's almost a blessing in disguise that that

[00:02:06] conversation ended up going

[00:02:08] kaput because

[00:02:10] My perspective hasn't changed, but there's a lot of stuff that's happened since the DNC

[00:02:16] Yeah, I mean

[00:02:18] My perspective's love it changed. I will say that no you did say so

[00:02:21] I had a soft perspective to be fair. I wasn't like hard and fast. I was so

[00:02:27] So I guess

[00:02:28] Here's my two cents about not Kamala Harris, but the perception of Kamala Harris in her campaign

[00:02:34] My perspective on it is based

[00:02:37] From someone someone being me who has watched her since

[00:02:42] 2019

[00:02:44] Yeah, I've seen how she campaigns. I've seen how she speaks

[00:02:48] I've seen two of her campaigns her failed presidential campaign and then her being part of the

[00:02:55] Biden-Harris campaign in 2020 because let's be real. She didn't really do anything in the campaign

[00:03:00] She was just kind of there

[00:03:03] and her tendency to fail upwards and what I mean by that is like

[00:03:08] I'm not one of the well

[00:03:09] I do think she's incompetent to a point

[00:03:11] But she's not so incompetent that like she couldn't work in a DA's office for example

[00:03:16] But she's never really stood out or at least I don't understand how people think she stood out over the years

[00:03:23] And she just keeps getting elevated to different positions

[00:03:27] And I don't get it

[00:03:29] She got her first political leg up and this is a fact when I did my Kamala Harris deep dive

[00:03:33] I talk about what you'll appreciate this Justin

[00:03:36] my my my motivation for doing that episode was actually kept seeing these ads for the

[00:03:42] Ben Shapiro series on Daily Wire plus

[00:03:45] Scamala and I'm like oh, I gotta watch that and I watched it and I said I actually say this in the episode

[00:03:51] Scamala is the because it's a three episode series. Scamala is the political expose

[00:04:00] Version of the Hobbit trilogy go on

[00:04:05] It's it's way to not seeing the analogy but go continue continue. I'm interested

[00:04:09] It's three episodes it's three parts that should have been one. It's not particularly good

[00:04:14] And it's not particularly memorable at all got it

[00:04:18] It is just I mean so first of all in that documentary

[00:04:24] and what you know me well enough but

[00:04:26] For those of you who haven't been watching this podcast for the four almost five years that it's been on

[00:04:31] You might not know this about me

[00:04:33] I'm not really left or right it depends

[00:04:36] I probably lean a little bit more right depending on the issue

[00:04:39] But what I am a stickler for is the truth and some of the stuff that Ben Shapiro brings up in that I

[00:04:46] Don't know what you call that a document the series docu docu docu well docu

[00:04:51] The daily wire I always go docu series, but yeah

[00:04:57] And it's intention. It's a docu series. Yes, but some of it just flat out

[00:05:02] Not true like and I apologize for this

[00:05:04] But I personally also

[00:05:07] Somewhat well no, I'm gonna I'm gonna say I didn't somewhat prevent I perpetuated the misinformation of

[00:05:13] The whole narrative the Kamala Harris

[00:05:15] Withheld evidence and kept somebody on death row

[00:05:18] And it was only after the governor stepped in that she had to let the evidence go through

[00:05:22] That is so not even close to being accurate at one point in the case. She did

[00:05:27] Try to block the new DNA evidence for being ordered, but if you

[00:05:33] If you look at the case right

[00:05:35] I can see why an attorney general would because it would have been a waste of money and resources based upon the other

[00:05:42] mountain of

[00:05:44] evidence that it's like

[00:05:46] The only other the only stronger piece of evidence that could have had is a video of the entire murder taking place

[00:05:54] Yeah, with him looking at it and going look at me

[00:05:57] I forget his name

[00:05:59] And that's sad cuz I know his name is like look at me so and so

[00:06:02] Killing people like like in all models when the guys like look at me steal a TV's

[00:06:07] You know, yeah, he might have looked into the camera and be like look what I'm doing. You know, yeah doing right now

[00:06:13] Yeah

[00:06:14] But I respect that I respect I respect this is why I will always enjoy chatting with you

[00:06:19] And I'll always say yes to doing one of these is because you're willing to admit that and it's how most

[00:06:24] Donald Trump supporters would have quadrupled down and been like no despite the fact that there's clear video evidence

[00:06:31] We're gonna still maintain this this irritate and that's what irritates me about

[00:06:36] like really right leaning people is like

[00:06:41] Like yeah, man

[00:06:43] Like I just I was I was thinking about this today

[00:06:46] And it's a comparison point to Donald Trump where they have some Trump supporters have this are this had I heard idea that like

[00:06:55] You have to you have to ignore all of your candidates faults not acknowledge them and blindly support them

[00:07:02] Like they just like they constantly would expect the Biden supporter to be like

[00:07:07] And to be fair there are cases of this obviously obviously right or common with supporters, but yes go on

[00:07:13] Yeah, yeah, like particularly with Thomas supporters, but

[00:07:18] Then I there's a lot of left-wing people you'd be like oh Biden sucks and they'd be like yeah

[00:07:23] But like a Trump supporter wouldn't be able wouldn't wouldn't be capable in my opinion of being like Trump sucks

[00:07:28] Like I think a Joe Biden supporter could be like Joe Biden sucks and he doesn't the occasional sucky thing

[00:07:34] Or like he sucks and you're like yeah, but like what with Trump?

[00:07:38] That's why I

[00:07:39] Respect you and I like talking to you because even you are like yeah, Trump gets it in his own way

[00:07:44] And and I can say that about Kamala as well

[00:07:47] And I think that's what makes our conversations history they did get in their own way

[00:07:51] I think it's just a monster really true

[00:07:54] So if I oh my gosh, I ran into that literally I have literally short a couple days ago. There was an excerpt from

[00:08:02] During the Trump Biden debate RFK hosted his own debate where they live streamed

[00:08:07] The Trump Biden debate yeah, so I uploaded a short from that where in the clip in the clip mind you in the clip

[00:08:16] RFK talks about how both Trump and Biden and mentions them both by name

[00:08:21] Yeah in the clip. I think I saw this comment. Yeah, and he's like he was talking about Obama

[00:08:25] You fucking moron and I'm like he literally says Trump and Biden in the clip

[00:08:32] Yeah, like

[00:08:35] I'm not saying you're stupid

[00:08:40] But

[00:08:43] Well, I mean I mean media literacy is dead. We all know that I mean it's well

[00:08:47] I mean and to bring the crosshairs back to Kamala. I mean yeah, I mean you've got CNN

[00:08:54] What's her name? I

[00:08:56] Disliked her since I saw her she works at CNN

[00:08:59] She was on John Stewart was interviewing her and she's literally you know like

[00:09:05] Crying to

[00:09:06] Not just John Stewart, but this is the most recent time. I saw her she was on somebody

[00:09:09] I think was though Mar actually that was really calling her out on it and he's like so this is a politician

[00:09:15] No, no, she's a she's a

[00:09:17] Well, I think she's an anchor technically or a reporter or something

[00:09:21] She works I don't think she wouldn't be characterized as a pundit per se

[00:09:25] Oh, she's a I I don't do CNN because I find them and yeah

[00:09:28] I don't not for the part out for what do the three. Yeah, I just don't do see that. It's like

[00:09:34] Commercialized news for me. I mean yeah, that's that's the big thing

[00:09:36] But I mean she's trying to say with a straight face. Oh no it was on Colbert

[00:09:41] Right. She's that's what really made the news and she was thick Colbert said

[00:09:46] To her he was like well, I know you a CNN

[00:09:48] You know or try to you know stick to the truth and have your journalistic integrity and the audience fucking laughed

[00:09:55] That's that is that is funny and then she was it's CNN like everyone but to be fair

[00:10:01] I have an inherent issue with the 24 news cycle period

[00:10:05] I think I think that was editorialized the news too much

[00:10:09] Well, I in which which again that that started

[00:10:14] Much much earlier, but even I was commenting on it in the like mid 2000s where it's like this is ridiculous

[00:10:21] we now have

[00:10:23] groups of people talking about what the pundits just got done talking about

[00:10:27] Yeah, that's what that's what that's what guys like I I mean that's what that's what yeah, we thought we we talked about

[00:10:35] They exist on both sides the grifters your Tim pools your Stephen Crowder is your Matt Walter

[00:10:40] That's that's that's even that's even David Pacman's your that's even a little bit

[00:10:44] That's even a little bit different though because if those are at least separate entities which may be aligned

[00:10:49] But they want to attend that their news where they're editorial they're not oh, yeah

[00:10:53] What I'm talking about is

[00:10:56] Okay, like you have a town hall with Trump, right?

[00:11:00] And there's a CNN reporter or anchor who conducts said town hall or interviewer

[00:11:05] What have you and then for that's done they go to a panel of talking heads talking about the people that were just talking

[00:11:12] And it's like time. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying

[00:11:16] It's hot it's pure content creation, but it's like see it can actually I don't know why they don't do more of this

[00:11:22] See and they can actually produce a meme documentary from a technical sure. Yeah, they've done some good stuff. Yeah, do more that

[00:11:30] But that's what they were though

[00:11:31] That's my thing. That's what CNN was prior to becoming having to be non-stop, but I mean

[00:11:37] Okay, I'm gonna say this and I don't know if it's true. So absolutely correct me if I'm wrong

[00:11:41] CNN has never been sued for their bullshit. Oh

[00:11:44] They absolutely have I don't know

[00:11:49] To the point is Fox News has though probably more often, but they probably win more often because Fox News just got

[00:11:58] And I do want to react. Well, I want to point this out though. So technically speaking Fox

[00:12:05] Fox News settled out of court. They were not

[00:12:08] viable

[00:12:09] As far as I'm concerned settling out of court is this borderline admission of guilt not necessarily

[00:12:15] I mean it's Fox Fox news is case

[00:12:18] Robble but actually I have a theory on that. I think that they settled out of court

[00:12:24] Nines versus CNN 20 what do you mean? Nines versus CNN?

[00:12:29] Noons nubs

[00:12:31] Nunez. Oh

[00:12:33] Nunez versus CNN. I guess that was the case

[00:12:36] In the case of Fox News, I think they didn't want it to go to trial because then they would have had to

[00:12:42] Have all their pundits take the stand and be under oath and more

[00:12:47] More importantly Tucker Carlson who absolutely. I mean

[00:12:51] Think what you will about Tucker sometimes I like him sometimes I find them annoying but I

[00:12:57] Think Fox News is in a position with Tucker at the time where they didn't want them up there and be forced to tell the truth

[00:13:02] Because I will say this about Tucker

[00:13:05] Tucker

[00:13:05] Tucker does not strike me as a liar. He strikes me as somebody who he believes everything he says sometimes he's just wrong

[00:13:16] Cuz I completely disagree. I don't think he leaves a word. He says oh, no

[00:13:21] I do think sometimes he's that not delusional delusional is not the word

[00:13:25] I think in his mind

[00:13:26] He's telling the gospel truth

[00:13:27] But then you see videos like him being fascinated by the point return cards in the Russian grocery store

[00:13:32] And you're like sometimes your perspective is off man was was it him or Hannity who said that Eminem's work fuckable enough? I

[00:13:41] Don't know. I think that sounds more like Tucker

[00:13:44] because yeah, there was that period where

[00:13:48] It's why it's why I can't I can't take people who

[00:13:52] Who who make complaining about shipping woke their entire personality?

[00:13:56] Cuz like there's that period where they were like they're trying to cancel

[00:14:00] They're trying to cancel who was it the Eminem's the Eminem's he was pissed off that they weren't sexy enough and then oh

[00:14:06] There was one more someone being cancelled. They're canceling dr. Zeus

[00:14:10] And there was one Lord

[00:14:12] Ridiculous, but this is this is where it was like ridiculous was like it's all a marketing ploy you guys are falling for it

[00:14:19] That's the part that just annoys me so much about the right is because a lot of times

[00:14:24] They will fall for that stuff hook line and sinker and it's like you're doing the thing that they know you're gonna do and

[00:14:31] You're fine. I mean you're you're a dive head first into this guys like yeah

[00:14:36] I have a name for that pro clutching

[00:14:39] Well, but even even but to give credit to Trump Trump falls for it sometimes

[00:14:45] But yeah, but usually whenever first day he thinks people want to hear it. That's what he does. Yeah, but

[00:14:53] I genuinely don't think he cares

[00:14:55] A lot of times he falls for it when it happened when they're talking about him, but other than that he kind of really doesn't care

[00:15:02] See my thing with Trump

[00:15:05] And it varies on the day, but mostly I

[00:15:09] Said this before I think of Trump is being like old-timey racist

[00:15:15] Like like like like a 50s era racist where like he calls people like in closed or he calls them like the black

[00:15:22] So like I had a family member like an older family member. I won't say who they were specifically

[00:15:28] Like quite old like 70s 80s

[00:15:31] She she wants my life. Can I say kind of this is a slow? Hopefully it's not too much for slow

[00:15:36] But she describes she was buying something that the salesperson had

[00:15:41] Jude her out of it

[00:15:44] Yeah, you're quoting somebody. I think you're good. Yeah, and I I

[00:15:50] I was very funny because of who said it they were normally a very they're very sweet person

[00:15:54] But it was they should they're old and they think that that's okay. That's the kind of prejudice

[00:15:59] I think Donald Trump is I don't think it's necessarily malicious

[00:16:01] He's just a 78 year old man who when he was when he was younger that was okay

[00:16:06] And he just hasn't gotten over that which is funny because there's an episode

[00:16:10] I think in the second season of Star Trek that will

[00:16:13] Come around to you for our there's a moment like that. It's quite funny

[00:16:18] Yeah, we everyone's got it everyone's got an uncle or grandparent who says a bad thing at Thanksgiving

[00:16:23] Like I said, he's the kind of he's the kind of guy where like you're driving home

[00:16:27] And like he's just divorced from his wife and he's drunk too much

[00:16:30] And he says something objectionable at Thanksgiving like man

[00:16:33] There's really something off with Uncle Don ever since Aunt Marie divorced him like that kind of like

[00:16:39] That kind of energy. That's always the energy. He's given me as far as Tucker Carlson

[00:16:44] Um

[00:16:46] Bad people watch his show and take notes

[00:16:49] So he's just one of those guys who like I just can never I can never I can ever jive with what he says

[00:16:56] Fox News generally. I anyway, I just I watch them and

[00:17:01] Because I like to keep myself informed of all sides. So I watch Fox News

[00:17:05] I watch all those conservative pundits and it's always like there's always that air of like

[00:17:11] Yeah

[00:17:11] What they're saying is clearly not true like it just sounds not true on its face and then you you go there's like

[00:17:18] There's obviously a more nuance to this than they're presenting as I have the same feeling of CNN where I'm like

[00:17:26] There there's something missing here and then you go and you Google it particularly with them and Trump

[00:17:30] You're like they've taken something out of context and you going up up up up up up

[00:17:34] Yeah, there it is. There's the there's the context. There's the context that's missing but but um

[00:17:41] Convalent the DNC we have to talk because we did we talked about that last time we chatted

[00:17:44] We talked about the RNC. We got talked about a boy. I'm worried for Bority on a thing

[00:17:48] Hang on before we get to that

[00:17:50] I have to I have to share this story it was from back when I was married her family was from Alabama

[00:17:56] And there was one one year. We were down there from Thanksgiving and her grandfather

[00:18:01] Grandfather's sweet sweet man, but it goes exactly into what you were saying

[00:18:05] We're sitting at the day. Oh, we were down there for Christmas not Thanksgiving

[00:18:09] But we're sitting at the dinner table one night and I don't know it was something politics related

[00:18:14] But he's getting you know how a lot of times somebody when they say something like no, I'm not racist or I'm not prejudiced or something like that

[00:18:21] They're gonna say something

[00:18:23] Racist and then they do the move of oh

[00:18:26] My god, he did oh my god. Oh my god in his own kitchen table

[00:18:31] His own home

[00:18:32] He's like well the real problem in this town. I don't remember exactly what he said

[00:18:37] So I don't want to mischaracterize him, but this part

[00:18:41] He's about to say something and then he does it is keeping my his own home had his own kitchen table

[00:18:53] Blacks

[00:18:54] I lost my shit, I thought that was so funny

[00:19:01] Yeah, I have family members do that. I'm not any time any time someone says I'm not racist

[00:19:07] But you know there's a heaping helping. Oh, it's coming. It's coming in hard. I don't get it's coming coming in hot

[00:19:13] but yes the DNC where they're where the

[00:19:17] The joy was overflowing and the bullshit kept on coming. I mean

[00:19:21] My favorite joke was was apparently apparently maybe was you who said it but

[00:19:27] Apparently the Democrats are okay with walls when it suits them

[00:19:30] That wasn't me, but that's true. That's very true

[00:19:34] Here's the thing

[00:19:36] About the DNC and this is why I recommend everybody like when the RNC was on it was like even if you're a Democrat watch the RNC

[00:19:42] Because because

[00:19:44] Later when people are quoting it and if you've watched it you can say that's not what they fucking said and same thing with the DNC

[00:19:51] The difference is I haven't finished all of it, but I've watched

[00:19:56] Three days of the DNC in their entirety and part of the fourth I

[00:20:02] Can't believe bullshit coming out of some of these people's mouths like

[00:20:06] The facts I don't have a tally

[00:20:11] How often the Democrats are talking about project 2025

[00:20:17] Tells you I mean

[00:20:20] Here's

[00:20:21] 25 is that is it and we talked about before that is an albatross around Trump's neck

[00:20:26] But it truly is but he didn't put it there

[00:20:30] He didn't put it there, but he hasn't he hasn't fought. Yes. He has a lot of it

[00:20:35] No, he's openly he's openly said multiple times like the first time I mean the first time yeah

[00:20:42] We'll get to the whalehead story

[00:20:45] but but

[00:20:46] My my guy wants to use impoundment and article 2 real bad to do it

[00:20:50] Oh, no article to do whatever he wants. There's he's on video saying that

[00:20:57] Okay that aside because what we'll come back to that

[00:21:01] The thing about project 2025 and again, I'm in the midst of reading it

[00:21:10] by their own admission

[00:21:13] It is a wish list

[00:21:14] from a bunch of

[00:21:19] granted a

[00:21:20] little bit too conservative

[00:21:22] thinkers

[00:21:23] policy makers

[00:21:24] But it's a wish list. It's never gonna happen at least not it's certainly not all of it parts of it maybe but Trump really hasn't

[00:21:33] Trump really hasn't adopted any major part of project 2025 into his policy plan at all and

[00:21:41] Frankly, and I will say this though if he were touting project 2025

[00:21:45] Yes, I would be concerned about some things but at the same time the real likes hand-made tail bullshit in there

[00:21:52] Well, I mean let's so the biggest problem with it honestly is a lot of the language is super vague

[00:21:59] So when the Democrats get up there and say, you know like project 2025 was gonna do this this and this

[00:22:05] It's like well it it actually doesn't say that but since it's written so vaguely you could kind of infer it if you wanted to

[00:22:11] Yeah

[00:22:13] Because like for example the first part is all about

[00:22:16] The how the the office of the presidency needs to do certain things to

[00:22:21] Basically re-elevate the status of the nuclear family now. They don't they're not saying that they're gonna cut off benefits for like

[00:22:33] Gay couples that have adopted kids, but they're not to

[00:22:36] Not every Republican, but they don't my point is everyone involved in project 2025

[00:22:41] It would be my argument, but they don't say that in project 2025

[00:22:46] Yeah, but it's coming from the people who are that might my thing is like it doesn't say directly in project 2025

[00:22:52] But I mean my my point would be intention matters and these people aren't hiding that that's what they want

[00:22:58] They aren't hiding that they want to roll back civil rights like maybe

[00:23:05] This is the problem what civil rights are they trying to take away?

[00:23:09] Well, I mean certainly if it's the religious right LGBTQ rights

[00:23:16] That's this is what this is what I'm getting at though. So like I'm glad you're going down this road vote vote

[00:23:22] I mean, I presume voting rights

[00:23:24] But see the keyword there you're presuming

[00:23:27] Presumably well because of because of their attitudes towards it's it's based upon

[00:23:34] Their attitudes towards these people like they don't believe these people how it should have rights so like but see you say that

[00:23:42] But I shouldn't say you a lot of

[00:23:46] People on the left in the United States are saying these things, but they cannot point to a single internet now

[00:23:51] Here's the thing an instance may exist

[00:23:54] But when pressed most of these people cannot point to an instance of where so-and-so said such and such about this thing

[00:24:00] But they keep perpetuating the speech now I've granted there's probably some of these people that in their dream world

[00:24:06] Yes, they would love to get rid of gay marriage

[00:24:09] But the political feasibility of like JD Bantz is one of these people who I think if he had his druthers

[00:24:15] He would absolutely get rid of gay marriage, but he's also somebody that understands that

[00:24:20] The ability to make that happen politically is not exist. It's it's not a thing sure but

[00:24:27] What the political vibe for me for me that I'm not arguing for the political viability of this project

[00:24:33] I think I

[00:24:35] Think that it is political

[00:24:39] Again albatross around neck like you're right. I don't think it's politically viable for any of this which is why

[00:24:46] She'd like that won't matter to the average viewer because

[00:24:50] Which is why they're doing it though, that's the thing and it's like

[00:24:56] It's been for winning how does camel how does come a win and push in push and be like the project 25 guys are awful and evil

[00:25:02] That's what's gonna hit for people well. I think I think well and back to Republican shoot themselves in the foot because I

[00:25:10] Don't know why they would have put out project 2025 in an election here. Oh

[00:25:15] It's because the concept of it. It's it's I've learned I've read a lot about it. It's it's in concept

[00:25:22] Well, okay, this is that now this is from the left-wing perspective of it, which is like it's big and scary obviously

[00:25:27] So I'm like, okay dial back dial back

[00:25:31] Every every person is like it's big and scary and when you read it. It's big and scary

[00:25:35] But so far as I understand it the you know how like

[00:25:39] Trump tried to do a lot of shit and a lot of the worse or worse or instincts

[00:25:42] He had like he was prevented by by competent people who told him you can't do that

[00:25:47] This sort of prevents that so this this would allow him to reclassify

[00:25:54] Oh

[00:25:55] There's a name for them, but like career

[00:25:58] Government like you know

[00:25:59] You know how like there's two types of government employees like the permanent kind that are around forever and then the ones who change every administration

[00:26:07] This would it basically would allow him to reclassify all those permanent government employees as temporary and

[00:26:15] They claim they won't but

[00:26:18] Basically would allow him to fire anyone who isn't loyal to the president and well, but okay, so rid of them

[00:26:24] So here's here's the thing and it's in the wording that you so from my perspective

[00:26:31] You know what ever no no no no no so here's so in this

[00:26:36] The framing of this I actually agree with in project 2025 the problem

[00:26:42] There's a huge problem with the administrative state in the United States in so far as it's become kind of trendy for legislators to

[00:26:49] Draft laws very lazily. So for example a lot of laws drafted in Congress bills and then when they get passed in law

[00:26:56] They have language that essentially says like and this grants, you know

[00:27:02] and

[00:27:03] In this law grants the executive power the executive branch powers to create or federal agencies to enforce and

[00:27:11] Blah blah blah blah blah so they're basically saying listen

[00:27:14] Here's the law but as far as how it actually works

[00:27:17] we're gonna kick this over to a bunch of unelected people that are put into positions of power over the people and

[00:27:23] You have things like for example the FDA now the FDA

[00:27:28] Let's I'm not even gonna go into cove it because I don't want the video get taken down

[00:27:32] Let's use the food pyramid for example. The food pyramid is one of the biggest

[00:27:37] healthcare scams perpetuated in human history

[00:27:40] And it was that in BMI

[00:27:43] Same thing both of which are

[00:27:46] Condoned signed off signed off by particularly food pyramid the FDA and then the CDC for like BMI, you know that kind of stuff

[00:27:55] Here's the thing though

[00:27:57] The directors of those agencies may or may not be able to be dismissed from their positions easily certainly not easily

[00:28:04] If they can at all I

[00:28:06] Kind of think that after what we've learned since the food pyramid was put out that person should be in fucking prison because it was obviously

[00:28:12] It was obviously core and not coercion. It was obviously

[00:28:17] Back in back room deals between the major food manufacturers and you know people at the FDA and CDC

[00:28:25] Fucking taken payoffs and I mean it was it was marketing gimmick. I mean this is all come out now

[00:28:31] it's like that's criminal and

[00:28:35] RFK with this

[00:28:37] Problems, you know rightfully points out that the chronic disease epidemic in the United States is more than likely a

[00:28:44] combination of

[00:28:45] The food we're eating the chemicals that are being put out into the world in our food and otherwise

[00:28:50] And the fact that there's not appropriate oversight on

[00:28:56] Any of it micro plastics in the ocean, you know this that the other this is just shit that's been allowed to happen or

[00:29:03] Encouraged to happen in some cases and the fact that I saw a video the other day pointing out like 18 some odd chemicals

[00:29:10] They're banned in most of the world

[00:29:13] That are perfectly legal here in the United States and then you look at the stats of like chronic chronic diseases in the US

[00:29:20] per capita are just

[00:29:21] So much higher

[00:29:23] Childhood obesity rate in the United States is somewhere in the neighborhood

[00:29:26] I think it's in the high 40s, but I'm just gonna say 50% round up. You know what it is in Japan

[00:29:33] Three three percent and that's the high and it's the highest. It's ever been there

[00:29:38] Wow, that is that's bad. No, see here's the thing you guys this food isn't great

[00:29:44] It's it's the shit like we get it so like I'm not I'm not here to judge we get your food

[00:29:50] So I totally get it

[00:29:51] And yeah, then kaya points out if America is also filled with food desert

[00:29:57] So there's a lot of yes, but my friend showed me that I watched that she showed me a really good documentary

[00:30:02] I'm food deserts that blew my mind where it was like people. Yeah, we're overweight

[00:30:06] But also like all they did all they ate is fast food

[00:30:10] But because they were in a food desert all they could afford was fast food. Yeah, it blew my mind

[00:30:14] I was like holy shit. I had no idea that this was a thing

[00:30:16] That's food chips whatnot. Yeah, like all the worst things you could possibly either the cheapest most readily available

[00:30:22] And filled with fucking boys like yeah, and the thing if it is it's

[00:30:27] And I was an ASA around not an ASA or but I was a doubter because I'm a skeptic at heart

[00:30:32] I'm like, yeah, but surely they're not putting poison in our foods and now I'm like no

[00:30:35] They're absolutely putting fucking boys. Oh, yeah depends on depends on what you define as poison. But yeah

[00:30:40] Yeah, I mean it's not it's not gonna it's not gonna kill you tomorrow

[00:30:43] But I mean if you look at it will ever eventually everything measurable chronic disease

[00:30:48] even autism is

[00:30:49] Which some of that is more awareness and more diagnosis, but it doesn't track like the sharp increase

[00:30:57] Even cancer cancers of which I have another theory on that

[00:31:00] I think cancer started skyrocketing after they well the seeds for cancer

[00:31:05] Increasing started after the watching on the first atomic bomb, but there's many many many

[00:31:10] There's many many other factors to it's not just it's not just that but I mean

[00:31:15] Yeah, I don't think you can make the case

[00:31:19] that

[00:31:20] Our food is good for us generally speaking

[00:31:25] Yeah, so okay here's my question about in regards to because for me from the outside when it comes to project 2025

[00:31:33] the thing about it for 2025 that I

[00:31:37] Fundamentally forgetting all the like potential infractions of civil liberties forgetting putting that aside for a second

[00:31:44] I can't stand unitary executive theory. I don't I just I don't understand

[00:31:49] I don't understand explain to me as how a country who went and fought a guy who wanted to be the one guy in charge of everything

[00:31:58] I just I just don't understand how you guys how people can be like, yeah, one guy should be in charge of everything

[00:32:04] Well, no, he's not in charge. He's not charged

[00:32:07] No, but like but but fundamentally these people that's what unit they well at least if my understanding of unitary executive theory is that

[00:32:15] They believe that everyone should be automatically in default loyal to the president and like I I go

[00:32:21] What if Joe Biden said that like what if Joe Biden's people had been like we want to set in place a team of the plan in which

[00:32:28] You have to be loyal to Joe Biden

[00:32:31] Republicans would take issue with that, right?

[00:32:34] Like like that's that's that's as as it's being pitched like this would put in place

[00:32:39] Employees for Trump who would be automatically loyal to Trump in an instant as as they have pitched it like they're pitching it softly

[00:32:47] But that's the pitch like when you actually watch the project

[00:32:49] Okay, so but let's let's let's look at the videos

[00:32:54] Okay, so first of all I have to know I'm not saying that awesome autism is caused by food

[00:32:58] I'm saying that it's likely that at least one of the contributions of autism being died

[00:33:05] Autism diagnoses being on the rise as chemicals that are out in our everyday life some of it in food mostly like large-scale

[00:33:12] Agriculture that kind of permeates into like groundwater and whatnot and over time that can cause changes in

[00:33:19] You know people's genetics and whatnot, but there's a myriad of factors in the fact of matters

[00:33:24] We don't know what caused it because

[00:33:27] Nobody's I mean people are looking into it

[00:33:29] But I highly doubt they're actually looking into it at least as far as the government is concerned

[00:33:35] the CDC and whatnot

[00:33:38] Okay, thanks nowadays have red

[00:33:42] preservatives like yeah, exactly

[00:33:46] Yeah, a lot of shit has chemicals in it that just like why is it there it doesn't yeah, because you know, it's what I read

[00:33:54] It was funny because I was grabbing a drink and I'm a milk guy. I like drinking milk

[00:33:59] but I saw this milk with extra protein and I read all the ingredients and I'm like

[00:34:05] I don't even know what half the shit is and then I look at like milk, you know the ingredients and fucking milk are

[00:34:12] Milk it's fucking milk. Yeah. Yeah

[00:34:16] Well sugar in Canada they put they put nutritional labels. They know so here is high in sugar

[00:34:21] Well, I mean milk has sugar in it. I mean my dose is a sugar, but

[00:34:26] Do they add sugar to it? I don't know because I know there's quite a lot of I was surprised

[00:34:30] It was like remember how many grams of sugar. Ha I'm Canadian, but

[00:34:34] Well, no, they measure sugar in grams here too. Oh, do they actually all interesting

[00:34:40] Yeah, nutritional labels are metric

[00:34:43] We we measure everything and we do we're metric but we measure stuff in pounds

[00:34:48] Go figure

[00:34:50] Yeah, I know fucking Canada. Um, so

[00:34:54] Like here's and this is kind of what I'm getting at which we kind of derailed from the common

[00:34:59] Talk, but it's it's fine because I do it's just churchy and this is kind of connected

[00:35:03] Well in the sense that you're right

[00:35:04] It is a drum that they're hitting on

[00:35:06] I mean they had keen and talks and go look at project 25 and how big it is

[00:35:11] So like it's a point. It's a point that the Democrats are hitting so I think it's worth it's worth discussing

[00:35:17] Yeah, I mean first of all, it ain't that big it's only like 500 pages. I mean it's it's big, but it's not

[00:35:23] It's much smaller

[00:35:25] It's much smaller

[00:35:26] It's much smaller than a lot of the bills that are being passed in Congress. So what is my understanding?

[00:35:33] it's a similar to

[00:35:35] Apparently because this comes from the Heritage Foundation

[00:35:38] Apparently that I got I watched a really several really long videos about about them, but

[00:35:43] Apparently Reagan had a similar thing that that effectively accomplished what they want to accomplish with this

[00:35:51] Yeah, and I would you're for him to be president. It basically is what it did what it did

[00:35:55] Well, okay, but here's the thing and I can understand the perspective

[00:35:58] Like I said, I don't want it to make it sound like I agree with everything that's in project 2025

[00:36:02] But I get the impression you're I don't get the impression you're defending project 2025

[00:36:08] No, no because I think the I understand the logic behind it though

[00:36:12] Cuz here's the thing and a lot it's like for some reason it's very invoked a shit on Reagan these days and I

[00:36:19] If you I mean you can criticize any president for it for any number of things

[00:36:24] But I think ultimately if you look back historically like without political, you know party blinders on Reagan's presidency was pretty

[00:36:33] Effective and good overall. I mean there was a lot of bad shit happening when he was president

[00:36:38] But that wasn't stuff that he caused and I mean say what you will

[00:36:42] Cold war ended I

[00:36:44] Mean look every president I've seen I've seen a real a real swing

[00:36:50] And you're gonna you're gonna probably maybe maybe because you're always like oh you're in left-wing spaces

[00:36:54] Maybe you don't see this but I've seen kind of a swing on some of Trump era policies

[00:36:59] Where like they've hit a point where they're willing to be like well, it's not all of them were bad

[00:37:05] Like they're not saying it. They're not saying it that way

[00:37:09] But yeah, well, I mean so that's another thing I'm gonna criticize Kamala and Joe Biden about but

[00:37:14] Continue

[00:37:15] I

[00:37:20] Can't think of who it was and where I saw it

[00:37:22] But I did see someone be like to Trump's credit this policy was good and I can't remember what I

[00:37:28] Fortunately, I don't remember what the policy was but just like I said I said in a previous conversation with Obama

[00:37:33] Everyone loves Obama

[00:37:35] He did drums and children so like every just like every president's gotten is

[00:37:41] Probably better qualities they have their worst quality the better the better presidents have their worst quality so like right people

[00:37:48] People are people man. They make mistakes like yeah, well, but I mean Reagan's presidency and everybody forgets Reagan's

[00:37:56] immigration and the C program as part of a deal for immigration reform everybody forgets about that

[00:38:02] Which that would be super popular that would be super popular right now

[00:38:05] and I think Trump should roll something like that now in very much in the style of Reagan and then

[00:38:11] Everybody likes to shit on Reaganomics except when you look at

[00:38:15] GDP grew an average rate of 3.6 percent per year

[00:38:19] During Reagan's eight years in office compared to a general average of 2.7 and 2.6 at 2.6 to 2.7

[00:38:25] before and after him

[00:38:28] so, I mean

[00:38:31] Yes, there were some greedy fucking billion of millionaires that

[00:38:35] Gamed the system, but they were gonna do that anyway, but generally speaking

[00:38:39] Reaganomics actually was effective Trump was one of those group billionaires who gave this is but he but okay

[00:38:45] But here's the difference though and you can go back playing why he loves Reagan era policies

[00:38:49] I mean, I like Reagan era policies

[00:38:52] But

[00:38:54] Well, but but here's the thing though at least at least Trump doesn't lie about it

[00:38:58] He said in the big with every is like of course

[00:39:01] He's like and the thing is but you and all your donors do it too

[00:39:06] Yeah, well this thing was always and I I tend to agree with it is who's worse the guy who

[00:39:11] Exploits the loopholes are the guys who created the loopholes in the first place and don't change them

[00:39:16] I think it's a I think it's a fair question. I think I always thought that was a fair hit

[00:39:19] Well, and then you got a love at the DNC and I actually laughed and John Stewart

[00:39:24] I'm sorry not John Stewart

[00:39:26] Was it it was John Stewart or John Oliver? I can't remember which one did it but basically they pointed out the fact

[00:39:32] And I'm not joking. This was the order

[00:39:35] The fucking DNC they bring up Bernie Sanders who spends the entire time shitting on billionaires

[00:39:41] And then immediately after Bernie Sanders is done speaking they bring up the CEO of American Express

[00:39:48] Oh, I miss that must have been that must have been now John Stewart

[00:39:51] I don't think though. I don't think John Oliver has gotten to the to the ideas. Are you a fan of John Oliver?

[00:39:58] That's it don't so much love his ideas, but I gotta say I like his I

[00:40:04] Like his style of presenting the information. It's entertaining. I look I

[00:40:10] Like him because because of those guys

[00:40:13] He feels the most balanced like as opposed to like a cold bear or like well nowadays

[00:40:19] Barus to be fucking great and

[00:40:22] Cold bear is he's just so blindly blindly. Well, he just he is so bad to drive the crate him. Yeah him and

[00:40:29] Like him and Jimmy Fallon. I can't stand fake this and they're just so fake like thank you

[00:40:35] You're the only other you're the only other person on planet Earth that agrees with the same thing I do about Jimmy Fallon

[00:40:41] I cannot stand the guys

[00:40:42] That's where this is

[00:40:45] He's so phony. He's another

[00:40:47] Kind of decent guy. I've heard he's a nice guy. I'm pretty nice

[00:40:50] Yeah, I'm sure he's very nice

[00:40:52] But here's the thing he's kind of like Kamala in the fact that he kind of failed upwards at everything he did like somebody said

[00:40:57] We did yeah, but somebody somebody told me was like oh, but he was great on SNL

[00:41:02] I'm like really cuz I've never seen a skit. He did where he didn't break

[00:41:06] Now there's that there's that stupid

[00:41:08] That might have been from a family guy with Peter beating him up being like stop looking into the camera laughing

[00:41:14] You think you've earned that?

[00:41:17] That's what I'm saying. I'm like he clearly wasn't that good

[00:41:19] I mean I

[00:41:20] Compared to leave out compared to like James Corden who is a dick. It's like you know fuck that guy

[00:41:26] I hate that guy or like or like um or the other one

[00:41:30] I kind of like him, but he just he drives me crazy is um

[00:41:33] Seth Meyers

[00:41:35] Like I don't I don't like John Oliver

[00:41:38] Hang on go for Joe Biden

[00:41:40] Hang on we're gonna take a divergent because I have a theory

[00:41:43] Because I feel the exact same way about Seth Meyers. I'm kind of indifferent to him

[00:41:47] I don't dislike him, but I'm not like oh, I'm a set my yeah

[00:41:50] How do you feel about Craig Ferguson as a late-night host? I

[00:41:54] Wasn't the correct. I

[00:41:56] Appreciate him now. I think Frank Ferguson is very funny

[00:42:00] One of my all-time favorite stand-up jokes is one of his and I can't remember what specialists from

[00:42:05] But it's the one where he's talking about how he got he's tired of people saying that

[00:42:09] Medication is a crutch. It's like all medications a crutch. It's a crutch. Yeah, we ever used a crutch

[00:42:14] It's a crutch. Have you ever walked up and knocked a crotch out from under one and stood there and be like it's a crutch

[00:42:21] I thought that joke was hysterical

[00:42:23] I find it very funny and he I think he subverted the idea of the late-night show

[00:42:29] Like I love the the Jeff the horse some of his shit is aged badly

[00:42:35] That's what I will say

[00:42:36] We're doing Frank Ferguson like there's some of his interactions with women where you're like, oh, yeah, this is oh no

[00:42:42] I love it 2000s. I love it at this point. No, I disagree. I think it's still I mean

[00:42:48] It's not like he was being a pig though because a lot of

[00:42:51] Here's the thing about Craig Ferguson for those of you who don't know you should just YouTube Craig Ferguson and he's

[00:42:56] He's a master in any organization. Oh my god. So here's the thing about Craig Ferguson

[00:43:02] I wasn't really big on late-night, you know talk shows unless there happen to be a guest that I care about

[00:43:07] Craig Ferguson is the first and only person that hosts the late-night talk show

[00:43:13] That I wanted to watch because of the host

[00:43:16] I didn't care. I will agree with that. Yeah, cuz I know I didn't play night at that era

[00:43:21] The only one who ever interested me with Jimmy Kimmel. Yeah, I didn't care about who was on his show

[00:43:27] although he usually had one of the best interviews he ever did was Chris Pine and

[00:43:32] When he's like it is

[00:43:34] He does this thing where because Craig Ferguson plays the harmonica

[00:43:38] but because he likes double entendres in any windows he refers to as the mouth organ and

[00:43:44] So he gives people a choice at the end of the aids evolved over the years

[00:43:49] But at this time he'd be like we can do an awkward pause

[00:43:52] We can you know, we can play the harmonica together or we can do you know something or else

[00:43:57] And then he was like I guess Chris Pine elected to blow the mouth organ. Oh

[00:44:03] He was asking was like do you do you play it about do you blow them out or again?

[00:44:08] And Chris Pine doesn't know what to do. He's like do you all in impression

[00:44:10] He's like do you blow the mouth organ and Craig Ferguson not missing a beat with this pipe in his mouth goes

[00:44:17] I don't think I got this job

[00:44:19] That's awesome. I see we're talking. I was like I'm like I know I said that's not true

[00:44:25] Fucking love Conan. Who does okay? Okay?

[00:44:30] Doesn't love Conan I grew to appreciate Conan

[00:44:34] And I think it was after I learned that he didn't sell out

[00:44:37] Then I did for me with his shit with the Tonight Show that was my yeah

[00:44:42] Oh

[00:44:46] Yeah, that was I cannot stand yet, but to be fair I don't like I don't like I

[00:44:52] Don't like David Letterman. I think he's a massive dick and I don't like interviews. They're so confident

[00:44:58] So I'm necessarily confrontational they they're not funny. I don't think he's very funny

[00:45:02] So here's the funny part. So um David letter hot take no well

[00:45:07] Okay, not for me, but it is but here's thing David Letterman is from my general area in

[00:45:14] In fact the house he grew up in is not far from where I live

[00:45:19] Oh, that's interesting everybody here like just

[00:45:23] Workshops David Letterman and I'm like I don't understand why

[00:45:28] Don't I don't get it. I don't I don't know everyone and everyone

[00:45:32] Everyone reasonably dislikes that guy like but with David Letterman he his energies are so they're not good

[00:45:38] I mean no, that's not true. My next guest is actually genuinely good

[00:45:43] I will say he's had some interesting interesting conversations with some guys like some some actors where they were really I love

[00:45:49] I love it when an interview. It's why I love hot ones so much

[00:45:52] I love it when an interview breaks down the mystique of celebrity and they're just people like they like they remove the idea

[00:45:58] Of the publicist it just breaks them down, but that's what Craig Ferguson did every night

[00:46:03] There were so many interviews where like, you know, there be something

[00:46:08] You know A-list actors who's on top of the professional world right now and they're supposed to talk about her movie

[00:46:13] They don't mention the movie fucking once and I'm sure he got in trouble for it many many times

[00:46:17] If I won and then fact one point he's like, you know, there's a movie

[00:46:20] We're supposed to be talking about and she's like I don't want to talk about the movie

[00:46:23] I want to talk about bubble bubble on he's like we

[00:46:28] Yeah, it's like it's like

[00:46:31] Extreme example but

[00:46:33] The Muppet show the celebrities really loved doing that show because they could do whatever they wanted like sometimes

[00:46:40] They would do the thing they were known for other times

[00:46:42] They would do something completely random because it was fun

[00:46:44] well, and that's so many of them said it on air and then there were so many times where

[00:46:50] Like I don't maybe it was worked out ahead of time

[00:46:54] But as consistent and he's as he was with it for as many years

[00:46:57] I think it was genuine like there were so particularly the female guests like the women that were on a show

[00:47:04] We're like openly very flirty with him and it was because the atmosphere

[00:47:08] It was the atmosphere that he put out but oh my god when he had Robin Williams on that was gold

[00:47:15] I mean that probably was always good though. I mean, but he talked show this guy could keep up with Robin Williams

[00:47:20] At least for that minute time. So I mean it's

[00:47:24] So I don't know why I always find it so funny when

[00:47:29] One of the things if you want me to lose it

[00:47:32] It's if you're doing a bit which is really funny cuz oh

[00:47:35] I take that back

[00:47:36] There is sometimes it happens on SNL and it makes me laugh is when people are in the middle of a bit

[00:47:41] And they just can't hold it together anymore because the joke is so funny

[00:47:46] Favorite modern and currently my favorite SNL skin is though

[00:47:50] It's the one where it's um

[00:47:52] It's Keenan and he's the he's the professor and he's interviewing or he's being interviewed

[00:48:00] He's views of butt head

[00:48:02] They just

[00:48:07] Can't keep it together

[00:48:09] No joke beyond the fact beyond the fact that they just look like people said that's it

[00:48:15] That's the whole joke is that they look like there's a button and that was it and it's one of those sketches are like

[00:48:20] How did this make it to air? I don't understand

[00:48:23] That's like

[00:48:24] My favorite too and it's because Jonah Hill breaks character right in the middle of it. It's just the way he does it

[00:48:31] So for a couple years, I don't know if they still do it

[00:48:33] They they used to do they've done the sketch a couple of times with a celebrity guest on and it was um

[00:48:41] It was basically like Michigan University University of Michigan my college TV

[00:48:45] And the show was America

[00:48:48] America fun time now or something like that were had two very very white college students

[00:48:53] That were acting like they were Japanese and they were doing a show that celebrated like anime and Japanese culture and all this

[00:49:00] But there guess really right this. Oh god. It's I think it's called America fun time now, but anyway

[00:49:07] So the bit is and they done with a few celebrities, but they had Jonah Hill on

[00:49:11] that's the guy who was a

[00:49:15] Swordsmanship expert, but they say like she the female host even says she's like I met him at Hebrew camp

[00:49:23] He comes out

[00:49:25] This tiny katana wearing like a fucking kimono and a fake topknot with curly hair

[00:49:32] He has this voice

[00:49:35] It's so bad. It's so bad. But the thing is I appreciate this this bit

[00:49:43] Because I went to high school with people like this

[00:49:47] But they're caricatures club. I was people like this

[00:49:52] Well, okay, so here's the thing though like I was I was I don't like that

[00:49:56] But there were people were even I was like, okay, you're fucking weird and that's the these people are caricatures

[00:50:03] but they're honestly not that far off but he's like

[00:50:08] They're talking about how we get he's been kicked out of a few dorms because of the sorcerers him they are jealous of my

[00:50:16] Superior swordsmanship skill, you know stuff like that. But there's this one point where he

[00:50:21] They all stand up and are looking dead in the camera and he's got a sword and he's trying to read his lines

[00:50:26] And he loses it mid-time. He does this never he's like

[00:50:33] I

[00:50:33] Love how SNL is still on cue cards like that's this one of the funnier things about SNL that they should still on cue cards

[00:50:39] I I've never been a to be fair. I've never been a much of a sketch comedy guy. I I just I just don't it's not

[00:50:46] It's not the art form for me. I've always been more of a stand-up guy, but occasionally

[00:50:49] Yeah, and I'll put that some like there are some gems. There's them. They're definitely art. It's usually

[00:50:55] I'll be honest. It's usually the host is like John Cena as a comedy master and

[00:51:01] I watched this episode and he's genuinely very fun

[00:51:04] Almost almost every sketch was hilarious when Jerry Butler gets started a number of years ago

[00:51:09] Like there's just some people that for some reason and like you don't often associate Jerry Butler with comedy

[00:51:15] But he's actually very funny. Yeah, I mean one of the funniest sketches I've ever seen

[00:51:20] Liam Liam Neeson

[00:51:22] I know

[00:51:23] ever seen if you've ever seen Liam Neeson on extras

[00:51:27] It is one of the best sketches. I have ever fucking seen it or or um, I mean Ted the scene in Ted

[00:51:44] Serials exclusively for children

[00:51:46] Yeah, yeah, it's you know tricks of the kids but it's uh, it's not like a law

[00:51:51] But so if I take these back to my apartment

[00:51:58] I think it'll be fine. Yeah, I think like there's a there's a

[00:52:06] When Jerry Butler hosts there again just about every sketch is genuinely hilarious

[00:52:11] But the one they do with 300 with don't ask don't tell getting repealed in the

[00:52:17] My god

[00:52:18] But it's because he can play it so straight and it's like absolutely the the joke for those who don't know what you should just

[00:52:25] YouTube it but the joke is that

[00:52:28] Everyone in the Spartan army is obviously gay

[00:52:32] Including including Jerry Butler, but he doesn't get it

[00:52:36] Because at the end of the sketch he was like because they're all bringing up stuff

[00:52:40] That's like obviously gay and the end of the sketch. He's like

[00:52:44] Because they're trying to convince him that they've been gay the whole time

[00:52:47] And at the towards the end of the sketch he was like

[00:52:50] Even all those times we had sex

[00:52:52] So I guess I've definitely seen that this is what you describe it

[00:52:55] I've definitely seen this sketch. Yes, it's so funny and he's like yep

[00:52:58] I'm just getting into it. He was like I had no idea

[00:53:02] I mean, what's my favorite?

[00:53:04] I've got so many my one of my favorites is the one words James McAvoy

[00:53:07] He's trying to land the plane but he's got an absurdly thick Scottish accent

[00:53:14] Okay, that's a good one. That's a good one

[00:53:17] You're going to I can't even do it. It's so good. It's so good. I know I will say my favorite episode

[00:53:23] I'm one of my favorite episodes of SNL ever is when this I think this was back in the

[00:53:28] Mid to late 90s was when John let's go

[00:53:34] Hosted oh

[00:53:35] Yeah, I mean John let's go he sees one of those ones of he's fairly underrated men

[00:53:39] So I'm underrated they do they do a sketch and honestly

[00:53:43] I'm watching this. I'm like this shouldn't be funny

[00:53:46] But because John let's go can play such a great straight man in an absurd circumstance

[00:53:51] He's Davey Crockett and they're at the Alamo and they keep trying to figure out ways to see who's gonna stay

[00:53:57] Okay, it shouldn't be funny. It shouldn't be funny, but

[00:54:04] I mean my my favorite recurring sketch is

[00:54:08] On that show is um, so it's a bit that Keenan does called what's up with that?

[00:54:15] It's it's it's every time every time it makes me look especially when it's the ones where the where they I guess

[00:54:21] I think guest actor on and the sketch has clearly not been told what it is

[00:54:25] And like there's a really funny one with Robert De Niro and Robin Williams where they've clearly not been told or Robert De Niro

[00:54:31] Clearly not been told what's gonna happen. He starts to get legitimately

[00:54:35] And Robert Williams just plays into it. It's so good or um, there's one with uh, oh

[00:54:40] I forget his name, but he played er or earning Bork steen Bork steen the guy who plays

[00:54:47] Uh, if you've seen all dogs go to heaven, he's the voice of scarf. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah

[00:54:52] He's just genuinely happy to be there like he clearly has no idea what's going on

[00:54:56] He's like it's towards me before he passed away right for and he's just super happy to fucking be that so good

[00:55:02] I like that shit better than I just

[00:55:05] I've discovered. I hate impressions as I've gotten older. I can't stand impressions, especially bad ones

[00:55:10] um

[00:55:12] So sketches where it's just like hey, it's they're dressed as a celebrity and they're doing a bad impression

[00:55:16] But they're not fun to me anymore

[00:55:18] See you say that though and yet Shane Gillis is Donald Trump is comedy goal

[00:55:24] Okay, sometimes there are exceptions like Matthew friend when they're really good when they're really good

[00:55:30] When they're really I think his name is Matthew friend. Yeah, he's a he has he does his best

[00:55:35] He has a really good trump impression

[00:55:37] But he does a really fun bit where he does other people doing trump impressions

[00:55:42] So I think he does like Shane Gillis his trump impression and you're like, whoa, that's that's incredible

[00:55:48] Like that's legit or his Howard Stern is incredible like when he does Howard Stern to Howard Stern you're like, yeah

[00:55:54] It is it's fucking

[00:55:55] I've seen his I've seen his bids. I've seen the one where he does with bill mar standing next to bill mar

[00:56:01] But mar gets legitimately pissed. He's like he's like he's a bad impression. You just

[00:56:06] To be fair bill mar has no sense of humor

[00:56:08] Which is I don't consider you supposed to be a comedian

[00:56:10] Well, what's really funny though is somebody actually told me they were like you don't do a very good Donald Trump

[00:56:15] But you do a great Shane Gillis doing Donald Trump and I'm like, yeah, that's fair

[00:56:19] Because I think I think I don't jump the spot on

[00:56:23] Well, it's because I kind of it's kind of because I'm mimicking what Shane Doug

[00:56:28] Not Shane Douglas Shane Gillis Shane Douglas is a wrestler in the 90s. Um, but Shane Gillis

[00:56:34] Um, because again, I still can't really do regular spoken Trump

[00:56:38] I can occasionally but I can really do rally trump which is more fun anyway. So

[00:56:44] See the only impression I can do and it sucks. Okay, here's my question

[00:56:48] Is it okay for white people to do an Obama impression? Absolutely

[00:56:53] Because is that a thing like is it a caricature of a blade because he's a he's a he's a fun impression to do

[00:56:59] He's easy to do

[00:57:01] Everyone could do an obama. Well, the funny thing is I I do my obama and correct believe it or not

[00:57:05] I face my obama impression off of

[00:57:08] Ben Shapiro is very bad obama impression, but it identified the speech inflection for me

[00:57:15] because the thing about obama

[00:57:18] Is

[00:57:19] he pause

[00:57:21] ran places

[00:57:22] For for really, you know, you know, okay

[00:57:25] You obviously you're familiar with hakeem jeffreys, right? Let's we'll try this back to paul. Can you know hakeem jeffreys?

[00:57:30] Okay, is it just me or is he just doing an obama impression? He is

[00:57:33] Well, okay, but here's the thing. Here's it. Okay. Okay legitimate criticism of broc Obama when he's speaking

[00:57:40] Like when he's doing a speech he very much mimics the I don't want to say black church, but I mean it's

[00:57:47] It goes back the problem

[00:57:49] It goes it goes back to the 60s. It's a it's a way that speeches were done

[00:57:55] Yeah, yeah, it's a it's a manner of speaking that goes back even

[00:58:01] Way back to the 60s and the civil rights movement, but it happened a lot in churches at the time. So they

[00:58:07] King style like

[00:58:09] Exactly that that sort of speech

[00:58:11] And a lot of

[00:58:13] It's it's funny a lot a lot of black democrats do it well and then a lot of white democrats try to do it

[00:58:19] But just can't

[00:58:21] Like hillard clinton

[00:58:22] Tries to do it, but she just comes like hillard clinton does this

[00:58:26] Political thing that I it's one of the most annoying things and some politicians do it well

[00:58:31] Hillary glenn is not one of them where when she's about to make her point

[00:58:34] She'll start speaking like this

[00:58:38] Yeah, exactly drives me fucking mad. Okay. You know what I realized after after after we we

[00:58:43] I'm gonna I'm gonna self plug when we when we did our conversation with our friend

[00:58:49] toast

[00:58:51] Which he's in the comments by the way

[00:58:54] He's in the comments by the way. Oh, yeah, he's right. Obama does the thumb thing. He's like

[00:59:00] Yeah, the thing is

[00:59:02] When I'm president

[00:59:04] There won't be red states

[00:59:06] Or blue states

[00:59:08] Just the united states

[00:59:11] Yeah, but see for me free how I get to obama is um and we talked about game grounds before and you don't watch them

[00:59:17] But they have this bit where they're like they have obama go i'm gonna free

[00:59:22] And uh, and that's how that's how I get to obama. I go I go I I enjoy those game grumpies

[00:59:28] Uh, they're fun. They're very funny. Yeah, I want to free and that that's how I get to

[00:59:33] Yeah, or it's our south park

[00:59:34] Matt match the archery park is a bad obama impression. Oh my god. You just remind

[00:59:40] Scarab all but you just reminded me of one of the one of my favorite things I ever saw

[00:59:45] Carrival

[00:59:46] One of my favorite things I ever saw on tiktok. I don't remember what it is, but it's

[00:59:53] It's something that it's a show that they do it's a comedy show

[00:59:55] They do it in the style of a game show

[00:59:57] But basically one of the things they do is they give them a prompt

[00:59:59] But then a character to do it as and I the best one was

[01:00:04] Sauron from the lord of the rings

[01:00:07] Giving a rousing speech to his army, but it's the whole trunk. Oh, I think I've seen this

[01:00:13] It's so great. It's so funny. I don't even remember some of these

[01:00:18] The age of the orc

[01:00:22] Is coming

[01:00:25] I

[01:00:26] When I was camping I

[01:00:29] I had a I had a bit because my um

[01:00:32] My mom and a partner they live out of um

[01:00:35] Uh out of their trailer

[01:00:37] So they just have their internet like they have starlet cooked up like all the time

[01:00:40] So while we're camping I did a ton of work editing videos and stuff

[01:00:43] But at one point I was just sitting there typing in like various like having various speeches written as donald trump

[01:00:50] So at one point I had I had it do uh do it

[01:00:53] Can you can you have donald trump try to sell my podcast for me?

[01:00:57] And it was just like the spur of the moment podcast. It's the greatest podcast

[01:01:04] I'm just sitting there giggling and they're chorting like what are you doing?

[01:01:07] Don't rip shit

[01:01:10] He's fun. He's my favorite guy to do speeches at because he's just

[01:01:13] So nonsensical they're great

[01:01:17] You know when I heard about this podcast

[01:01:20] They said it's a great podcast, but

[01:01:23] I've been on a lot of podcasts probably more podcasts than anyone but

[01:01:27] Then I listened

[01:01:29] to

[01:01:31] The spur of the moment

[01:01:33] Podcast

[01:01:35] It's the best podcast

[01:01:37] But no, I think I realized after we had our conversation when I told you about christie clark

[01:01:42] What is it with these like with these like with these women politician with like two syllable names who everyone hates

[01:01:49] Kamala Harris hillary clinton well Kamala Harris is for

[01:01:54] So okay fine fair, but you know what I mean where it's like that like hillary Kamala Harris

[01:02:00] Um, okay, so actually I'm glad you said that because I'm gonna

[01:02:05] Um

[01:02:07] Christy well, I know why people hate christie now, but anyway somebody said in the comments

[01:02:12] I know why people hate that bitch, but anyway

[01:02:16] Um because she's a psychopath

[01:02:19] I'll I'll be honest

[01:02:21] You're talking about just to make sure I'm not talking about the wrong person accidentally

[01:02:26] That's that's the woman that shot her dog. Yeah, okay

[01:02:28] She shot her and then she wasn't she wasn't finished. She was she was so blood thirsty. She took it out on the goat as well

[01:02:34] Yeah, I did say I believe I'm on record saying this

[01:02:39] But I certainly I certainly said it's eric. I said if

[01:02:42] This was back before trump picked jd vans. I said if trump picks her I cannot vote for him

[01:02:49] There's a lot of people who were into the fact that she died. She shot her dog

[01:02:54] Yeah, I'm sending them out of people

[01:02:57] We should have been allowed to shoot her dog and I was like what?

[01:02:59] No, pardon me. What's wrong with you?

[01:03:01] The only the only instance you're allowed to shoot a dog in my mind is if it's rabid and it's coming for you or your kids

[01:03:09] Yeah, yeah

[01:03:11] That's that's really I mean if you're protecting another human being that's really it for me

[01:03:17] There's no other reason to exactly like if it's a if it's a really savage wild dog

[01:03:23] Then all right

[01:03:25] Sure, but no there's there in that care. Yeah, that was there was so much wrong wrong. Yeah. Yeah, which fun fun

[01:03:31] Fun fact though trump signed into trump is the one who signed into law

[01:03:35] The the bill that makes animal cruelty a felony across all 50 states, so

[01:03:41] Oh interesting. I did not know that

[01:03:43] Good policy from deltrum

[01:03:46] It's it's out there. It's out there. You just have to you have to look for it. Unfortunately because they don't really report it

[01:03:52] But going going back to kamala. Um, it's why we diverted speaking of diversions

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[01:04:54] I would like us to talk about the rp jr. Whalehead story

[01:04:58] All i'm gonna say about this is was that similar to the bear story?

[01:05:03] It's similar. Yeah, it's it's it's very it's in the same vein

[01:05:07] Um, I think it's the bear stories. Why would you say you why would you admit to that?

[01:05:10] That's my part with that story. That was kind of my bit too because here's the thing

[01:05:14] It's not in the same with the whale. It's not like he killed the whale and it's not like he killed the bear

[01:05:19] He he found it but

[01:05:21] He says he found it anyway

[01:05:24] He won't want to explain it. It's so stupid. So apparently the whale story though apparently

[01:05:31] I don't because they interviewed his daughter recently and she told the story

[01:05:35] Yeah, he bunched the edible after he brought a chainsaw to cut the head off of a beach whale

[01:05:40] Okay, now now you need to tell the story because I hear he I'm hearing disparate details about this and I I must know more

[01:05:47] Okay, so you saw it a whale

[01:05:49] What a dead whale. It was already dead. It was a beached whale

[01:05:53] Okay, I feel I feel like you're willfully missing the part of the story

[01:05:57] I I can't explain it because much like I can't explain the bear story

[01:06:01] I can't because it doesn't make sense to me. So okay

[01:06:04] Okay, okay. I want to do it this way

[01:06:07] I want to say what I think this story is and you you correct me at the points where I've got this

[01:06:13] R.k. Junior is just randomly walking along one day and he sees this beached whale

[01:06:18] He's like, whoa, there's a beach. There's this beach. Well, I really need to have evidence and proof that I have encountered

[01:06:23] This beach whale and a picture isn't enough. I need I need to have evidence

[01:06:27] So I'm going to take this chainsaw I happen to have and cut its head off

[01:06:32] Did that was that it that that would happen? Did I did I miss any of that?

[01:06:36] Um, you're missing the point where he bungee did to the top of to the roof of his car with his daughter who was

[01:06:43] Six years old at the time and drove for five hours

[01:06:47] Okay bungee the whale. What kind of whale was it?

[01:06:50] I don't know it didn't say but apparently he wanted the skull

[01:06:54] Um, what you well, okay, you know what you know what thank you for saying that taya because honestly fair enough

[01:07:00] We're all I mean, I wouldn't have done it but if where else you gonna get a whale skull

[01:07:05] I wouldn't have transported it that way

[01:07:07] need a whale

[01:07:11] Pro why okay, but okay

[01:07:15] Different context say you saw a dead shark on the shore

[01:07:20] You're not gonna shark skull either. No, not a skull, but you're you're not gonna rip a tooth out or try to take the

[01:07:25] Bajaws out

[01:07:27] Well, uh

[01:07:30] Okay, you're right

[01:07:33] No, I don't know. I don't I don't know for me, but that's the thing it's much much like

[01:07:39] Much like the bear story

[01:07:41] No, but I watched the first skin and butchers shark when I was in Mexico

[01:07:44] So like it just feels different than a whale

[01:07:46] I I don't know and it was a big shark too

[01:07:48] So but it just feels different, but I was gonna be a smart as well

[01:07:52] But no they are they aren't as smart as well. So like yeah, I don't maybe it's because the whale's a mammal

[01:07:56] I don't know what the deal is. It just feels weird

[01:07:59] Hey fair enough and I'm somebody who doesn't give it a second glance like if somebody hits a deer, right?

[01:08:05] This is fairly common where I live if somebody hits a deer

[01:08:08] um

[01:08:10] DNR generally speaking unless there's a reason not to they don't have a problem with somebody, you know taking the deer

[01:08:16] But like my question about this is

[01:08:19] You found this you found it and he bungied it to his car

[01:08:22] No, no, he chain saw the head off and bungied the head to his car

[01:08:26] Oh, okay, so we didn't take the whole body with him. He just took the oh no just the head

[01:08:30] Okay, because I'm like picturing like a gray or a killer whale on the top of strapped to the roof of his car

[01:08:36] Or like a gray whale or something matte like I'm like what?

[01:08:40] This this feels like I'm picturing going on top of my my my my suv

[01:08:44] I'm not fitting a full-grown killer whale

[01:08:47] Well, fuck no it would crush your car. Um, but right. Yeah

[01:08:50] But apparently every time he hit the brakes like the whale juices would

[01:08:54] Drip down the front of the car and apparently the smell was so unbelievable story

[01:09:00] I after the bear I believe it but apparently they had to put bags over their head and cut holes out because of the smell

[01:09:06] And people were apparently flipping them off

[01:09:08] While they were driving. I think the bear story while funny

[01:09:12] There's so many things that make the bear story funny the fact that rosa bars there for some reason and she

[01:09:17] She doesn't really contribute anything. He's telling her the story

[01:09:22] and like

[01:09:24] And

[01:09:27] It's just one of those stories that doesn't seem true. I guess it's just one of those things so like the whale story seems like

[01:09:34] What's the what's the parable about the jonah and the whale?

[01:09:37] I don't there's a parable about about a story about a fictitious story about a whale

[01:09:42] Yeah, jonah

[01:09:43] I like it in like why i like bar technically it's a big fish, but some translations have it as a whale

[01:09:49] Oh fair enough

[01:09:50] Have you seen have you seen rosa and bars fox news stand-up special?

[01:09:57] Now you please tell me you agree with me that it's hilarious and terrible and hilarious in that it's simultaneously. Yeah, yeah

[01:10:06] Like in the say it's not funny

[01:10:09] But like it's because it's not like I've just seen the one bit of her screaming about her kids

[01:10:15] And it's like yeah, I get why your kids don't like you very much

[01:10:19] Like if this is a preview of like of like what it must be like to be around you constantly

[01:10:25] Uh, but to be fair, um, and this may be a hot take. I don't think dave chappelle is a is a talented comedian

[01:10:31] Oh, you're you're wrong. Dave chappelle is hilarious

[01:10:35] My thing with dave chappelle is not that I look

[01:10:39] Remove from whether or not I agree with what he has to say about a particular group of people

[01:10:43] um

[01:10:45] I don't think I don't think his I don't think his comedy is well written

[01:10:49] Um, I think it's just him standing on a stage airing his grievances like because and this is this is maybe

[01:10:55] It's gonna sound a particular way but

[01:10:58] Because I took a I took a class in how to like construct and write a joke

[01:11:02] I'm like where's that there's no setup and punchline in any of his jokes. I'm like I'm trying to

[01:11:07] I'm like I I I I when one time I took his joke and I tried to deconstruct it into punchline

[01:11:12] There is there's no setup or punchline. It's just him saying things

[01:11:15] So I just don't think as a as a comedian in terms of writing. I just don't think

[01:11:20] I don't think he's that good. I think he's very I think he's overrated and I truly think his

[01:11:25] I didn't watch his last special because I thought the previous special was terrible

[01:11:28] And and I don't feel bad saying that because I thought the previous special was genuinely very good. Um

[01:11:35] The the one where one way he came back and he did the two specials at once

[01:11:39] I thought those specials were good, but the one following it was terrible. I thought it was terrible

[01:11:42] Well, that one was pretty much him just airing his grievances. So I'll give you that

[01:11:46] I found it funny, but I see where you're

[01:11:49] I see where you're coming from on that but um

[01:11:52] I'm completely one of my favorite Dave Chappelle bits is um

[01:11:57] Is is the one where he not the one where he's smoking a cigarette

[01:11:59] But the one where he has his vape and he's he's talking about um, how he's like, you know

[01:12:05] I love you. I love the whites, but I gotta say

[01:12:08] The poor whites

[01:12:10] Some of my least favorite

[01:12:12] And he's talking about how he was standing in line to vote and it was they were talking about how doll trump was like on their side

[01:12:18] He's like, ah, you dumb motherfuckers. They're not on your side. He's in it for me. I'm the rich one

[01:12:23] I thought that was very funny that special I thought was very funny how it was like

[01:12:27] It was all told in parts of all the times he had met oj simpson

[01:12:30] I just check I that was a well constructed and well written special

[01:12:35] I'm a huge fan of when it comes to stand up just good clever writing

[01:12:39] And that special is really well written and really well constructed. But yeah, the other one's just him airing

[01:12:44] His a lot of his stand-up is just the next two specials were just him

[01:12:48] Aaron his grievances about how he was pissed that he got cancelled like any time a comedian gets on stage

[01:12:54] Like like rob schneider. He's another example

[01:12:56] I watched a really embarrassing interview between him and kepper carlson any time a comedian's like

[01:13:00] I can't say what I want because i'm being cancelled no rob schneider people just don't think you're funny. Sorry man. Sorry

[01:13:06] I'm sorry. You're probably not going to get invited to adam sandler's next movie. Sorry

[01:13:11] sorry

[01:13:13] But uh, not going to be in happy gilmore two man. I don't think

[01:13:18] Well, he wasn't in happy gilmore one so he yeah, he was the you can do a guy

[01:13:22] Appreciate that's that's little nicky

[01:13:26] No, no that character is in multiple movies. I know but he's not in happy gilmore

[01:13:30] Is he not? Nope. He shows up in he shows it. I oh no, i'm sorry that he was in little nicky

[01:13:35] But his first appearance is a water boy

[01:13:38] Water boy, that's it and then water boy is implied that water boy little nicky are in the same universe. Yeah

[01:13:42] Yeah, yeah, I didn't know movies for enough so that's why i'm like he shows up at least twice

[01:13:46] Yeah, he shows I think he shows up three times with one. It's like a really really like

[01:13:52] Cutaway cameo

[01:13:52] Um, so I learned something very fun today speaking of comelor

[01:13:57] um, so

[01:14:02] Um, apparently

[01:14:04] Allegedly and I say allegedly because I cannot verify this allegedly. Um her stepchildren refer to her as mamala

[01:14:12] But apparently oh, please tell me no

[01:14:16] No, drew barenmore tried to make that happen. I refuse. Oh no see

[01:14:19] I refuse

[01:14:21] Okay, okay. I hate it. Okay, but you're okay. I didn't even think about that

[01:14:27] Apparently see okay. I'm gonna change this word allegedly because I don't think it's real now because you just reminded me of the drew barenmore thing

[01:14:34] I don't think I don't think his kids go or mamala. No way

[01:14:38] She they're trying to make her into mamala. I think if anyone had a shot

[01:14:44] Had a shot at that. It was hillary. I don't call them you can't

[01:14:48] You you pick pick I always say this about a lot pick a fucking lane like you're either the hard ass hard line

[01:14:56] Prosecutor or you're sweet and lovable. You can't be both. You can't be both like pick a lane

[01:15:02] But that's hope that's comal his entire campaign

[01:15:05] She is both

[01:15:07] Simultaneously gonna save the country from all the bad things that are going on

[01:15:11] While at the exact same time not being responsible for any of the bad things even though she's the sitting vice president

[01:15:19] Yeah, I mean well, okay at what point

[01:15:22] They're gonna I don't know. I mean what point does she add that she's

[01:15:25] By for Katie separate herself from by this. She's coming. I've heard I've heard I've heard pale that it's coming

[01:15:31] I when does that happen? Well, they can't howl

[01:15:35] They can't know well, I mean they can and they will but it's

[01:15:38] Anyone anyone with eyes would be like but

[01:15:41] Like at the dnc you guys might might as well have like just been like

[01:15:46] Fucking licking his ass like you were all about joe biden being like constantly american. They can't

[01:15:51] This is from a just a pr pr standpoint. They can't right they can't

[01:15:56] This is such a tough delicate dancing for them, right because yeah, they have to coalesce and to be fair they are

[01:16:02] Like well, they can't coalescing behind her and way more than they were joe biden

[01:16:06] But it doesn't it just doesn't make any sense though because they can't throw joe biden under the bus because then they would have to admit

[01:16:12] That they were all wrong and then exactly

[01:16:14] By virtue of logic you would say well if you were wrong about biden, you're

[01:16:19] You're clearly wrong about harris too or at least you could be but going back to the mamala thing. I found out today

[01:16:26] Apparently mamala slaying term for suck it in spanish

[01:16:29] But apparently but apparently the kamala harris campaign has been using it in some spanish speaking ads

[01:16:36] Really?

[01:16:38] Yeah, and that's and that's funny because of how kamala harris allegedly got the beginnings of her political ascension

[01:16:45] Uh when she was dating the mayor of san francisco

[01:16:48] Who was married and i think the one who don't trump

[01:16:51] Said that they were in a helicopter together and it turned out that they weren't actually in a helicopter together

[01:16:56] Probably that sounds like something trump would say there's a there's a really funny. Okay, if you ever heard this story

[01:17:01] It's so funny. He was lucky apparently

[01:17:04] It was the I saw this it was uh, it was john stewart bit

[01:17:08] um

[01:17:08] where he was he was saying how

[01:17:10] Oh, what was it the mayor? Mayor jim brown jim?

[01:17:14] Yeah, yeah, he was like he's saying how doll trump had said that

[01:17:18] They were they they were going down in this helicopter and that he had said that kamala was the worst person he had ever met

[01:17:25] He's like oh, he confided this enemy as this helicopter was going down

[01:17:28] And john stewart's like and oh, okay

[01:17:30] So you're telling me that right as this helicopter is going down

[01:17:33] You guys are in the throes of this emergency and right at that moment

[01:17:36] He turned he turns to you and he's like that kamala sure as a bitch isn't she?

[01:17:41] And uh, and it's like the guy who responded to doll trump being like i've never met doll trump before in my life

[01:17:47] He must have me confused with some other black guy

[01:17:49] And then another black guy came out and went went. Yeah. No, it was me

[01:17:54] I was the one who was in the in the uh

[01:17:56] They the any any kind of vaguely looked like him so you're like I could I could see why he got them confused

[01:18:02] Um to answer your question, uh, try I don't know if trump owns the plane now

[01:18:07] But that's not really that weird because i'll tell you what she's mentioned trump owns xc eppstein's plane now

[01:18:12] I mean, yeah, they liquidated all of his assets. So

[01:18:16] Yeah, if you're gonna buy a cheat set 47

[01:18:19] There there are some weird pictures with him and eppstein if him pointing at women

[01:18:22] I'm gonna I won't I won't I won't deny that I've had to be like look at that girl. She sure is hot like yeah

[01:18:27] he's they were friends and

[01:18:29] it's bad and

[01:18:31] He's probably on on the list based on based upon the fact that um, okay

[01:18:36] Alleged alleged alleged alleged. I'm not looking to get sued that guy likes to sue. Um, but

[01:18:42] It was very odd that that they were like released the jfk files. Sure. Yeah release the 9 11 files

[01:18:48] Yeah, sure release the f2 files

[01:18:52] That wasn't that that wasn't trump. That was the department of justice

[01:18:56] And they were actually refusing to

[01:18:58] I know but he they have him they have him in an interview

[01:19:01] Oh my god, would you release the eppstein files and he's like well

[01:19:04] I wouldn't want to like ruin the lives of certain guys and you're like, okay

[01:19:08] Yeah, that means they're probably involved in in some capacity

[01:19:10] It makes me look like you are I've not seen that I would I wouldn't want to see that but

[01:19:15] I'm not saying you didn't say it. I'm just saying I haven't seen it. Um, yeah

[01:19:19] Yeah, so how I answer this question like he so first of all, I don't even know if he owns it

[01:19:25] I think they may have rented it but I did see it had trump written on it. So maybe they bought it. Um

[01:19:31] I don't know. I'm like, I wouldn't but at the same time like I

[01:19:35] I mean they probably salt those women

[01:19:37] Well, and not only that they probably got it for a fucking steal. So like a car. No a jet

[01:19:43] I don't know. That was probably a fairly substantial discount

[01:19:46] I mean, I mean, I'm sure you probably got the yeah, it's probably like, hey

[01:19:50] I mean, do you it's got some baggage and trump was like well the only reason people but

[01:19:55] The only reason people know was eppstein's plane is because the press reported on it

[01:19:58] It's not like it still said eppstein on the side

[01:20:01] I I perhaps I mean

[01:20:04] Look, I you know me. I'm all about dunking on trump

[01:20:07] Um, I would perhaps be a little more weirded out about it if eppstein had like willed it to him

[01:20:12] Then I'd probably be a bit more like that's a little weird

[01:20:14] Yeah, that's that's legitimately

[01:20:17] I don't know if he even bought it. They somebody said they might have rented it. I don't know

[01:20:22] Or somebody somebody bought it for him. They needed a plane right? He may not have even known it was eppstein's initially

[01:20:29] Here's a question I saw posed about the democrats

[01:20:32] Do you think

[01:20:33] A third term if they could if they could absolutely

[01:20:38] Kaya did say it's a don't shine a black light in that plane. Yeah, no

[01:20:41] Yeah, absolutely not. Yeah, okay. You know what you know what you say that

[01:20:47] Yeah, I probably I probably wouldn't have bought that plane

[01:20:50] There's some maybe that's why he bought it because he didn't want someone to go in with a black light and see that

[01:20:54] He was there

[01:20:55] Maybe I'll put it this way the only way I would buy it is if like everything was like reupholstered in the carpet

[01:21:00] Was taken out and at that point it's not worth it because we have to redo the entire interior of the plane

[01:21:06] I mean, I feel like if I had enough money to purchase a jet plane. I probably wouldn't buy one from the known sexual predator

[01:21:14] Well, if it's a I don't know what I just I feel like I'd have better instincts than that

[01:21:18] I don't know what 747s go for but I'm pulling numbers out of my head here

[01:21:22] So let's say that they normally go for like 40 million and you can get one for like eight

[01:21:29] Yeah, but it's like 8 million and it's the plane of a known sexual predator

[01:21:32] I just I just the it being a plane of a known say that that's enough of

[01:21:36] I'll put it this I'll put it this way very much in the same vein about yellow sports cars

[01:21:41] I would never buy one

[01:21:43] but

[01:21:46] Maybe you know like like like here here. Here. I don't know. Is it the same thing?

[01:21:51] Oh, I remember. Yes. I remember kaya. No, he did not buy the plane

[01:21:55] His plane was down for mechanical issues and he needed one so they rented it and they did wrap it in trump

[01:22:02] For the campaign but that can be so yeah, thank you. You were my next

[01:22:06] Maybe he didn't know it was maybe he didn't know he made another plane. That's completely

[01:22:10] But what I was gonna say was

[01:22:12] And what I was gonna say was like is it is it the same as like buying a house that someone was murdered in?

[01:22:19] Absolutely

[01:22:20] Absolutely. Is it the same thing is that like I don't know that I could do that

[01:22:24] But I mean to be fair

[01:22:25] I kind of I kind of tend to I'm a ghost believer. So like that would creep me out

[01:22:30] See it wouldn't bother me at all. I don't

[01:22:32] Uh

[01:22:33] But it is haunted house movies. We're like we're some sinister

[01:22:36] Where someone moves into a house?

[01:22:37] It it it is actually worth knowing which my father was murdered but he did die in the house

[01:22:42] I told the realtor to not mention it

[01:22:45] Yeah, because it freaks people out. Yeah

[01:22:48] Because I mean he wasn't murdered but he did die in there. So yeah

[01:22:52] I mean it's it's I mean it's an amounts of probabilities if your house is like

[01:22:57] Over 20 years old somebody's probably died in her

[01:23:00] Probably. Yeah, probably just just just statistically

[01:23:03] I've always wanted to I've always kind of wanted to like

[01:23:06] They'll become a like a realtor and sell a house and just happened to mention that a family member died in that

[01:23:12] And then just just completely like oh, yeah

[01:23:15] By the way, that's the room where uncle whatever died and just move on and not let them not even remotely address it otherwise

[01:23:21] How am I sold us?

[01:23:25] Yeah, because you you see you move into a house where someone was murdered I guess maybe that's

[01:23:31] Oh, I mean I didn't kill him

[01:23:34] That's fair. Uh, yeah, I don't I feel kind of moderately creeped out. I don't know

[01:23:39] I'm dying naturally that's different than being murdered for me

[01:23:41] Yeah, but I mean even if somebody was I want to know what was behind it like is it a violent area?

[01:23:46] But if it was just like if somebody got murdered there in 1820, I don't give a shit

[01:23:51] Fair enough fair enough like somebody got murdered last week. I'm not buying that house

[01:23:57] um

[01:23:58] So to go to go back to the dnc. I mean we we joked about it, but they really did try to art

[01:24:04] And and I've noticed this generally

[01:24:06] um

[01:24:08] Maybe you'll agree with if we talked about this last time in a lost episode

[01:24:11] But there seems to be and I definitely noticed it in the dnc. There seems to be a push

[01:24:18] Towards utilizing republican strategy for certain things

[01:24:22] And strategy and policy

[01:24:24] Well, because they keep okay for example for example

[01:24:27] Um the biden administration keeps touting about how they capped. Um, well, okay

[01:24:32] So there's two things they're doing that really annoy the shadow me. They keep saying that they capped

[01:24:37] Insulin at 35 dollars which has a policy

[01:24:40] I'm all for his policy. Here's the only problem though. Trump did it first

[01:24:46] And then biden when he got into office repealed it through executive order repealed it and then did it again

[01:24:53] And now he's and that and but here's the other thing

[01:24:56] It's not

[01:24:57] So the way they talk about which they finally start because I think they finally got called out for because now they're being specific

[01:25:03] It's capped at 35 dollars for people that have medicare because they technically can't do that just in the general market

[01:25:11] Um, and they act like that's and it is a big deal for seniors. My mom's one of them

[01:25:15] And it was it's a very good thing

[01:25:17] But they're making it a much bigger they making it sound like a much bigger deal than it actually is

[01:25:23] Yeah, but it's also

[01:25:25] The only thing they can do right like because they they can't they can't influence the market like that. Um

[01:25:33] See my thing is and I said this the last time and I maintain it

[01:25:36] I just as as sad as it is and as much you know me

[01:25:39] I fully demonstrated i'm a policy guy all the way. I vote based on policy

[01:25:44] But I just don't think that the american people are gonna this time

[01:25:47] I think this is going to be a refer once again

[01:25:49] This was my position last time it has not changed it is going to be a referendum on personality

[01:25:54] I maintain that

[01:25:56] It is and that's why that's why it'll be such a close race because if it were strictly on policy

[01:26:02] Kamala will lose but it's like he said if it's going to be on person because Kamala still hasn't really laid out

[01:26:09] A policy she's laid out some intentions, but she has yet to say

[01:26:12] Yeah, if he has yet to say how she's going to implement them

[01:26:15] She has yet to lay out any like legitimate policy

[01:26:18] You can think like that they did put out their platform though, right right before the dnc or sure you

[01:26:23] Yeah, and they didn't take joe biden's name out of it

[01:26:26] I heard that I heard they didn't take joe biden's name out of it

[01:26:29] I thought that was hilarious

[01:26:30] But but she's okay, but she's acting like it's a different plan

[01:26:35] He's just so if you're voting for Kamala based on that document, you're just voting for joe biden again

[01:26:40] So the surgeon popularity doesn't make any sense. Um, um, you were making a point on our colleges

[01:26:45] Oh, I was gonna say I could say to your point about it was a point to go back to when you earlier points where you

[01:26:50] You mentioned how Kamala is boring or he doesn't really have much of a personality

[01:26:55] I I think that's to her benefit because I think that's what americans want

[01:27:00] I I truly I have I have an optimism that that your country is sort of

[01:27:07] Starting to reject cult of personality or colorful bait colorfully based

[01:27:12] Politicians like I think I think you're I think it seems to me that you guys are craving for politician is boring

[01:27:19] Um, so president who is boring and uninteresting. I hear you don't hear about every other week

[01:27:23] I yearn for calvin coolidge

[01:27:26] like my my my thing

[01:27:29] Is ultimately

[01:27:31] Um, and I've said this I've asked you this question before

[01:27:33] But I refuse to believe that even the most dimart trump supporter doesn't get exhausted from defending him all the time

[01:27:41] Like surely there's no they love it. You want a politician? That's just boring. No, they love boring uninteresting

[01:27:47] They love defending him. I don't but it's the same people that

[01:27:51] You know defend insert democrat lawmaker here or democrat politician here

[01:27:55] It's it's become part of their personality and they literally don't know what to do without it

[01:28:00] And that's what's really sad is the fact that

[01:28:03] People's politics have become so integral to their identity that when when a politician

[01:28:09] Regardless of party or platform is legitimately proven wrong or bad

[01:28:13] They cannot cope and they defend

[01:28:16] Indefensible things and this this is true for both parties like it's the same one

[01:28:20] Like people were literally with a straight face to pick on joe biden. They were like no, he's mentally

[01:28:25] Dropped as he's ever been. I'm like, that's not fucking true

[01:28:30] like his

[01:28:32] Like I mean his his speech at the dnc looked like they gave him a bump of cocaine and pushed him on stage

[01:28:36] I mean basically and then and then to pick on donald trump

[01:28:39] He fucked a porn star. He did he says he never knew but d i mean come on

[01:28:45] I i've discovered in my in my 30s a thing a thing that i've discovered drives me crazy is unnecessary lies

[01:28:53] Yes, just lies. You don't have to say like you could you could have just said the truth

[01:28:57] There's no point you lie

[01:28:58] But it's my thing with donald trump is if donald trump were capable of saying he was wrong

[01:29:02] His political career would wouldn't like yeah, if he could just be like, yeah, you know what that was my bad

[01:29:08] I said that thing wrong. I love that people flub man

[01:29:12] Flubbing is fine. We flub all the time. I love constantly

[01:29:17] Yeah, and it's his inability to admit that he flubs that is what I again truly believe that what's whole what holds him back politically

[01:29:24] It's it's one of it's one of the many things but I do want to correct one thing you said

[01:29:28] It's not that kamala's boring kamala is legitimately one of the fakest politicians i've ever seen in my life

[01:29:36] But curve I know jordan is funny

[01:29:39] Okay, oh can you hear me the background laughing? I heard a laugh about something

[01:29:44] Yeah, that's funny. I'll honestly go to show how good that mic is he's clear in the other room if you can hear that

[01:29:49] I know he was but it was funny. Um

[01:29:52] The thing is though and

[01:29:55] This is very anecdotal, but it's been fairly accurate

[01:29:59] sometimes i'll just see somebody

[01:30:01] And I can't put my finger on the exact why but i'm usually proven right

[01:30:06] I just she's full of shit

[01:30:08] And I can demonstrate. Yeah, I can demonstrate with her

[01:30:12] But like the first time I saw I was like, I don't like her because she seems fake

[01:30:16] She comes across as very fake the way she speaks is

[01:30:20] I mean, it's not rfk nails on a chalkboard, but it is annoying

[01:30:24] and

[01:30:24] It's just so fucking fake and I can't believe people buy it

[01:30:30] Like I think with her it's her moments where she's trying

[01:30:35] I don't know how to put it

[01:30:37] The one thing I respected about Hillary Clinton or I guess I still respect about Hillary Clinton

[01:30:41] Is she is she is an awful bitch, but she doesn't pretend to be anything other than an awful bitch

[01:30:47] I mean she

[01:30:49] She is she is I am almost entirely positive that that per why I mean

[01:30:53] I always joke that I didn't believe in the lizard conspiracy until I saw her speak

[01:30:56] But I genuinely believe that that um

[01:31:00] She is that way off the stage whereas Kamala I just yeah, I get the feeling that like

[01:31:07] She gets off stage and she doesn't speak to the help like she's not she's not the interns have never spoken to her

[01:31:12] Like I don't know and that's there's there's people from past campaigns that say that exact thing

[01:31:17] But unfortunately I got to start wrapping it up because we got another podcast to slide into but I do want to touch on one

[01:31:22] I do want to touch on one thing though because recently it was announced that rfk junior is suspending his campaign

[01:31:28] And he has endorsed Donald Trump and it looks like

[01:31:31] Um, you're not happy about that. What's that?

[01:31:35] That says family's not happy about it. Well his family can suck a dick because I mean frankly

[01:31:41] They came out they were all like we'd all like this and we've all signed it

[01:31:44] Okay, but you don't have any say on what your brother believes in her does so fuck off

[01:31:50] That would be like my sister saying you can't vote for trump or whoever you want to vote for it

[01:31:54] He like shut up except I think she's voting for trump

[01:31:56] But I don't want to speak for her because I don't know but

[01:31:59] You know what? I mean, it would be like my sister. It would be like my sister coming out and saying it's like

[01:32:03] Well, I don't support his political ideas. It's like, okay. I don't all right. They give a shit like who cares

[01:32:09] I mean, I get there's some way to the kennedy name

[01:32:11] But I mean he was born with it. He didn't ask for it and I

[01:32:15] Based on why no no his uncle and his father

[01:32:19] Kind of do you think they would be disgusted with the democratic party of today? It really do

[01:32:23] I mean

[01:32:25] Certain aspects

[01:32:27] Maybe I mean they they they sure

[01:32:30] They sure love their secret affair. So maybe they would probably align more with the republican in that regard

[01:32:35] They they certainly understand trump

[01:32:37] I definitely feel like perhaps that yeah in modern times

[01:32:41] Oh man, this feels like a dig out maryland Monroe

[01:32:43] But I feel I feel like I feel like JFK would have fucked a porn star

[01:32:47] Like I just feel like he would have I mean

[01:32:50] I chose to pay that woman off not because it was easy but because I was hard

[01:32:57] Oh, Kennedy they were a horny bunch. I did you think of clout hide on Kennedy? I'm not accustomed to tragedy

[01:33:08] I

[01:33:09] I did see that he he I didn't I didn't realize he had dropped out

[01:33:13] I'm surprised to drop down. He clicked that that tells me that he knew he was gonna pull

[01:33:17] He was gonna pull votes from Trump. That's what that he came he came well. Yeah, he came out and said it basically

[01:33:23] Um, yeah, certain battle what he said I'm paraphrasing is he said that he couldn't ask his campaign

[01:33:30] To you know keep working keep donating money and all that if he didn't see a clear path to victory

[01:33:35] And he no longer sees that and in certain battleground states

[01:33:39] He may he said there's there the polling numbers we're seeing is that there may be a high probability of me playing

[01:33:46] Spoiler enough that it could possibly sway the election. So what he's doing is and I think it was 10 battleground states

[01:33:53] He's removing himself from the ballot. There's still a reason if you're not in a battleground state

[01:33:58] there is still a reason to vote for him because as

[01:34:00] um

[01:34:01] The election law goes if a third party or independent candidate whole

[01:34:06] I'm sorry gets a certain percentage of the popular vote

[01:34:09] They are automatically in the debate cycle and on all 50 about the 50 state ballots because the libertarians did it in

[01:34:17] 20

[01:34:18] 2012 or 20 I think they did in 2016 so that in 2020 the libertarians were on every ballot automatically because they got

[01:34:25] I think it was 5% and they ended up getting like 6% of the popular vote

[01:34:28] I don't remember the numbers. So there is actually still a reason to vote for

[01:34:33] If you're not in a battleground state

[01:34:35] him dropping out

[01:34:37] And just real quick

[01:34:38] Because I didn't understand why this was a bad thing but

[01:34:42] So him dropping out could it have anything to do with the fact that that clip leaked at him on the phone with Trump promising a cabinet physician?

[01:34:48] No, I think they released. I mean they've been very transparent about

[01:34:52] Well, because they released that his his son or

[01:34:56] Someone someone related to him released that he didn't want it released and he like came out like apologized for it

[01:35:01] Well, he probably did why he was apologizing. I didn't know he probably was the big deal

[01:35:05] He probably didn't want to release yet because apparently they were still

[01:35:09] Uh negotiating and talking when that clip was leaked

[01:35:13] Um, that's how everybody knew that there were discussions happening

[01:35:16] I think they didn't want it leaked until they had you know sort of come up with a deal which I'm fine with

[01:35:21] I would actually like

[01:35:23] RFK jr. To be in some capacity able to kind of rein in some of these federal agencies because that's sort of been his

[01:35:29] We were talking about all the poison and food earlier. That's something he's been fighting since you know

[01:35:34] He got his fucking

[01:35:37] Since he passed the bar. So I would actually be awful is one of the reasons I was considering voting for RFK jr

[01:35:42] Is because he promised to take on, you know, like big agra big pharma and all that stuff and I mean

[01:35:48] He might actually be more effective

[01:35:52] As somebody who could rein in agencies as part of trump's cabinet rather than being president if we're being honest

[01:35:58] He might be more effective there

[01:36:00] Um, so I feel a lot of people say that a lot of politicians

[01:36:03] That's why they tend to gravitate towards being in a in the cabinet rather than being president because the president by design is not supposed to have a

[01:36:10] well

[01:36:11] I'm sure he's not supposed to be made great. Not supposed to have power

[01:36:15] Unfortunately, this just every administration has seemed to grab more and more power through various means particularly since the patriot act

[01:36:22] Um, but that means they see someone say that specifically was the patriot act that changed that the entire viewpoint of the executive branch

[01:36:29] That was that was a big one. That was a very big one, but especially if you're

[01:36:34] Kind of have like a really big policy issue that's kind of your focal point

[01:36:38] You are almost better like for example for is like let's say

[01:36:42] Let's say peep boot a judge was like really running on like fixing infrastructure

[01:36:47] He might actually be more effective at doing that as the secretary of transportation

[01:36:53] I wanted I wanted her. I love peep boot a judge. I wanted her to pick on it

[01:36:57] I see

[01:36:59] I like I like a guy who's willing to like

[01:37:02] Get in there and like and like not be afraid to like to get in there with with people who he's

[01:37:07] I respect the fact that he that he gets on fox news and see I do

[01:37:11] I'll give credit for credits do I do respect that I just find it hilarious

[01:37:15] Which you'd have to be from indiana to understand why I just find it hilarious that the mayor of south bend indiana

[01:37:22] was

[01:37:23] The what's the name the fucking?

[01:37:25] Secretary of transportation that is fucking hilarious

[01:37:31] Bear enough that seems to feel like a local reference that it is because he was

[01:37:35] Yeah, you had to put up with a ton of canadian local references

[01:37:39] I mean it's it's hilarious, but I guess in closing

[01:37:44] Um, I still maintain the bottom is going to fall out of this campaign

[01:37:48] It might take some time, but it's been 35 some odd days since common

[01:37:52] That common it's common. Harris has gone 35 some odd days

[01:37:56] Since she became the presumptive nominee and now the official nominee without having a serious

[01:38:02] unscripted

[01:38:03] interview or debate or talking to reporters in any capacity

[01:38:08] From from to my to wrap up my ultimate position as I have said I

[01:38:13] The analogy I would use is to me. This is like rocky 4 or like rocky 3

[01:38:19] Um, I don't I don't know if covo is rocky in this analogy

[01:38:23] We'll find out all the parts

[01:38:25] But we're in the back half of the fight where like where like drago expected this to be an easy fight

[01:38:30] He expected to just destroy and and the announcers like this is a fight

[01:38:36] This is this is where i'm at like I just from my perspective from my perspective

[01:38:40] It does not look like donald trump

[01:38:42] It looked like donald trump was prepared to take out joe by and he doesn't look prepared for her

[01:38:46] And that's fair to a point

[01:38:47] And and I just I just don't see I don't see him

[01:38:52] All all of the hits they're trying to hit her on you're right

[01:38:55] They need to hit her on policy. They're not and that's where that's where the the weakness is

[01:38:59] That's where that's where the failure in the campaign is for me like that

[01:39:02] There's a clip of donald trump being like they want me to hit her on policy, but not a wanna why should I

[01:39:08] That attitude is going to lose him the presidency. That's that's my position and it's not that I think kamala

[01:39:14] I don't think this is a slam dunk. I'm not gonna sit here and be like I think I think she's gonna win

[01:39:18] I just don't think it's it's a sure thing as they think but

[01:39:22] To wrap up real quick. I just want to I just want to thank you for like you're the one of the few americans who

[01:39:28] Will entertain what I have to say about your your politics without telling me to I got

[01:39:32] I got told by so many americans to shut the fuck up and keep my canadian opinion to myself

[01:39:37] So I appreciate that you're willing to like entertain my my socialist canadian ideas

[01:39:43] My radical canadian socialist ideas

[01:39:48] What but yeah, I also respect I want to shout out. I want to shout out ghosts for also

[01:39:54] Entry to radical socialists. Yeah, yeah toast for entertaining my radical socialist ideas

[01:39:59] I respect that I respect anyone who's willing to listen to my review

[01:40:03] Well, that's that's one of the reasons I really I get along with and respect toast is the fact that we could have

[01:40:08] vastly different ideas

[01:40:10] But we can debate them

[01:40:13] And not only remain civil but still crack jokes while doing it which everything stays in good humor

[01:40:18] And the worst it's ever been is like, I don't know man. I just don't see it that way

[01:40:23] Like that's the worst thing

[01:40:25] Jordan said that the world needs to be more people like like me and you

[01:40:29] Who like this is how the world moves forward where we don't agree with each other

[01:40:32] But like we find the common ground and that's that's

[01:40:36] That's how the world that's how I see the world moving forward. Anyway

[01:40:39] But yeah, anyway, I always I always love being on here

[01:40:41] It's a it's a skill set that unfortunately is not very popular

[01:40:46] But like the thing of it is if two people can come together and despite their differences if they can agree on stuff

[01:40:52] That tells me that's a good policy

[01:40:55] Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I can do it to opposite people

[01:40:58] Um, but yeah, we'll wrap it up here. Um, I last sponsorship spot our friends at again and forever

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[01:41:41] He doesn't like that song and I'm like, this is a banger dude

[01:41:44] So wrong. I hate to tell you all about his own music, but like that is legitimately interesting take

[01:41:51] Um, yeah, he I love that and then my favorite song and there's actually is kamikaze from their first album

[01:41:56] That's another song. That was the first one I listened to it's another song that he

[01:42:00] He doesn't like now. He did say he wants to redo it change up the drums a little bit and modernize the guitar

[01:42:06] And I said, okay, that'll probably be good, but i'm just saying like it's a really good song

[01:42:10] I like him because I I don't love I don't love my shit overly screaming

[01:42:15] Um, I enjoy how his stuff's not overly screaming and I and yeah, genuinely genuinely

[01:42:20] We I feel like we're fluffing viruses ego, but like

[01:42:22] Oh, he loves it. I genuinely think his stuff is good

[01:42:25] He loves it. Yeah, so check out again and forever and down the middle podcast and um

[01:42:29] Let us know in the comments whether you think calm will pull it off and why or whether you think the

[01:42:35] floor will fall out from under the campaign which I mean, it's happened already so

[01:42:40] We'll come we'll come back closer to november and we'll do uh, we'll do like a

[01:42:45] I guess a part four but as far as the audience is concerned a part three

[01:42:48] Well, I want to do yeah

[01:42:49] I want to get like I said when I because I talked to you and toast on the rta podcast

[01:42:53] I really want to get when eric is back

[01:42:55] I want to get the four of us because it is literally like a full political spectrum like eric is

[01:43:00] I'm not gonna say he's far right, but eric's like very right-winging conservative toast is more right-leaning, but you know

[01:43:07] likes things like universal health care and you know drug legalization

[01:43:11] Or decriminalization all that which eric radical

[01:43:15] Well, eric's a proponent of drug decriminalization too

[01:43:18] Um, and then I'm like right in the middle generally speaking depends on the policy

[01:43:23] And then you're a little bit more left-leaning although I wouldn't I wouldn't go so far

[01:43:27] I consider myself kind of

[01:43:29] I see a lot of myself in you in the sense that you consider yourself center, right?

[01:43:33] I I consider myself center left. That's you but instead of leaning right. I lean left

[01:43:39] Yeah, that's fair

[01:43:40] And I don't know any hardcore leftists that would be on this podcast. So

[01:43:45] I we invite them

[01:43:47] We invite them at every turn, but they never show I know a few hardcore leftists

[01:43:51] I don't know that they would show up here

[01:43:54] All right, well, thank you guys for enjoying this episode of the average intelligence podcast

[01:43:58] Hopefully you're a little bit less average and a little bit more intelligent. Um, this one maybe

[01:44:03] But this was fairly good one

[01:44:05] I also consider myself of average intelligence, which is why I fit in so well

[01:44:08] I love how people say that to us as though it's an insult

[01:44:11] It's like no, I didn't we didn't name our podcast that for a reason, you know

[01:44:15] So yeah, but anyway, we will see you guys next week. Please like share and subscribe