Trump 2.0 Predictions

[00:00:01] I don't know, you can do the Tim Pool ambiance thing. Oh no, they don't do that anymore. Not in Tim Pool. Who am I thinking of? Somebody does that.

[00:00:10] No, a lot of them do.

[00:00:12] Yeah, I know. It seems to be more of a gaming thing to me.

[00:00:19] There she is, and I apologize. Oh, I got confused. I thought I put it under TuneTalk 2.0. Haha, funny.

[00:00:28] Throw me some audio just to make sure they can hear you.

[00:00:31] Audio.

[00:00:38] Oh wow, that is so clear.

[00:00:45] Okay, wow, that's funny. Somehow my game got turned all the way down.

[00:00:50] Okay, that makes sense why you're so quiet.

[00:00:53] Okay, but I'm up. I had it at about 50%, but for some reason it was super duper low, and then

[00:00:58] I just recorded an episode of The Final Frontier with Justin.

[00:01:02] Hour and a half. Updated OBS. It fucked my microphone settings.

[00:01:10] That's where I stopped doing that.

[00:01:12] Hour and a half recording. No audio on my part.

[00:01:16] Oh, we're live, aren't we? Hello.

[00:01:18] Yeah, we are. Hello.

[00:01:20] Hello.

[00:01:21] My name is Elder Price.

[00:01:24] Alright, I'm on limited bandwidth, so YouTube comments, man. You're in charge.

[00:01:29] I was going to say, I got it up. I got it up.

[00:01:31] Welcome, everybody, to the Average Intelligence Podcast.

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[00:01:41] we are discussing, and I'm going to be honest,

[00:01:44] we're probably going to debate a little bit

[00:01:45] about Trump 2.0 and what we can expect.

[00:01:49] Things we like,

[00:01:50] things we don't like, and there are

[00:01:52] two things that I definitely know you and I

[00:01:54] will disagree on, but I think I can change

[00:01:56] your mind on one. The other one

[00:01:58] I think is a lost cause.

[00:02:00] It's not that bad.

[00:02:02] It's just a difference of opinion

[00:02:04] because I know this is somebody that you like

[00:02:06] and I don't care for,

[00:02:07] but we'll get to that.

[00:02:09] So where do we want to start?

[00:02:10] What with Trump 2.0?

[00:02:11] The excitement is kind of,

[00:02:13] it's not over,

[00:02:13] but it's kind of like,

[00:02:14] okay, it's real.

[00:02:17] We're moving.

[00:02:18] Now we got to get to work.

[00:02:19] And now Trump's making cabinet picks.

[00:02:22] Some seeds of policy are kind of being

[00:02:24] revealed slowly.

[00:02:27] Some frustratingly not.

[00:02:31] But what do we want to start?

[00:02:35] I don't really care.

[00:02:37] Whatever we got, man.

[00:02:39] What is it?

[00:02:40] Your two people?

[00:02:41] Or are you just like talking in general?

[00:02:44] In general.

[00:02:45] But yeah, we can start with the two.

[00:02:49] So Trump's announced a lot of cabinet picks

[00:02:51] and I'm happy with some,

[00:02:55] content with most.

[00:02:56] And there are two, however,

[00:02:59] that I absolutely hope do not get confirmed.

[00:03:02] I hope he has to go elsewhere.

[00:03:04] Starting with, what is it?

[00:03:06] Kristi Noem,

[00:03:06] the former governor of North Dakota

[00:03:11] as chief of Homeland Security

[00:03:14] or head of Homeland Security, rather.

[00:03:17] South Dakota.

[00:03:19] South Dakota, I think.

[00:03:20] Is she the one that didn't shut down

[00:03:22] during COVID at all?

[00:03:23] Correct.

[00:03:23] Or was it North Dakota?

[00:03:25] No, it's one of the Dakotas.

[00:03:26] I think you're right, though.

[00:03:27] I think it's South Dakota.

[00:03:29] Okay.

[00:03:30] Yeah.

[00:03:30] I mean,

[00:03:32] Secretary of what?

[00:03:34] Homeland Security.

[00:03:35] Oh, Homeland Security.

[00:03:36] Oh, hang on.

[00:03:37] No, I think you're right.

[00:03:37] I think

[00:03:38] it is South Dakota.

[00:03:43] And...

[00:03:46] Let's see here.

[00:03:51] Some of them are doing

[00:03:54] some of them.

[00:03:56] Some of them are doing

[00:03:57] some of them.

[00:03:59] Oh, God.

[00:04:01] What did he?

[00:04:02] What did he specifically nominate her for?

[00:04:07] Kristi Noem.

[00:04:08] Yeah, my internet's not working really well, so...

[00:04:13] Trump cabinet.

[00:04:14] Okay, so...

[00:04:20] Homeland Security Secretary.

[00:04:24] Okay.

[00:04:25] So...

[00:04:25] Well...

[00:04:26] Sure.

[00:04:26] Why not?

[00:04:26] So, first of all, I think she's

[00:04:28] extremely underqualified.

[00:04:30] Well, I was gonna ask,

[00:04:31] does she have any military

[00:04:34] experience?

[00:04:35] Let's find out.

[00:04:36] I don't...

[00:04:36] Any type of experience?

[00:04:37] I don't think so.

[00:04:38] I don't know enough about her.

[00:04:39] I just know about how she

[00:04:40] reacted with COVID,

[00:04:41] and I was like,

[00:04:42] that's fine.

[00:04:43] That doesn't, honestly,

[00:04:44] like you said,

[00:04:45] make her qualified,

[00:04:46] in my opinion.

[00:04:47] So she asserts...

[00:04:48] Honestly, you don't have to be

[00:04:49] qualified for any of these positions.

[00:04:51] You just have to actually

[00:04:52] have the want to

[00:04:53] and be a good person.

[00:04:55] Well, but I...

[00:04:56] I mean...

[00:04:57] Well, technically, no,

[00:04:58] you do actually have to be

[00:04:58] qualified, because you have

[00:04:59] to be confirmed by the Senate.

[00:05:00] And if you're just

[00:05:01] grossly unqualified,

[00:05:02] they're not gonna confirm you.

[00:05:03] So she has served in the

[00:05:04] South Dakota House of Representatives,

[00:05:06] the U.S. House of Representatives,

[00:05:08] and as governor of South Dakota.

[00:05:10] So, no.

[00:05:11] Unless somebody knows something

[00:05:12] that I don't know,

[00:05:13] military or intelligence experience.

[00:05:16] Yeah, she's not getting confirmed.

[00:05:18] I can't...

[00:05:18] I mean, she might.

[00:05:19] I don't know.

[00:05:20] Well, and here...

[00:05:21] But here's the main reason,

[00:05:22] and this might sound stupid

[00:05:23] to some people,

[00:05:23] but I...

[00:05:24] This is a personal belief,

[00:05:25] but...

[00:05:26] So this is the same woman that...

[00:05:27] And yes, I am using

[00:05:29] this word on purpose.

[00:05:30] She murdered her dog

[00:05:32] and then immediately

[00:05:33] murdered her goat

[00:05:35] afterward.

[00:05:37] What do you mean

[00:05:37] murdered her dog

[00:05:38] and goat?

[00:05:39] So she had a...

[00:05:40] And this is in her own

[00:05:41] autobiography,

[00:05:42] so you can read it

[00:05:43] in her own words,

[00:05:43] but she had a hunting dog

[00:05:45] that was, I think,

[00:05:46] a year or a year and a half old,

[00:05:47] and apparently it was just

[00:05:49] not a very good hunting dog,

[00:05:50] so she went outside

[00:05:52] and fucking shot it.

[00:05:56] What?

[00:05:56] Yeah, and then

[00:05:57] immediately after shooting the dog

[00:05:59] realized,

[00:05:59] hey, I have this goat,

[00:06:01] this male goat

[00:06:01] that's kind of a dick,

[00:06:02] and my response to that is,

[00:06:05] have you ever met a goat?

[00:06:06] They're all dicks.

[00:06:08] It's...

[00:06:08] It's what goats do.

[00:06:11] Is this like the episode...

[00:06:12] Or not episode,

[00:06:14] but the commercial

[00:06:15] or whatever it is,

[00:06:15] the meme,

[00:06:16] one of the guys

[00:06:16] going around slapping

[00:06:17] all the people at the party.

[00:06:18] She just got trigger happy

[00:06:20] and she's like,

[00:06:20] pow!

[00:06:21] And then she just got so happy

[00:06:22] she shot another animal.

[00:06:23] It's like Dan Cook's bit.

[00:06:24] I kicked in the front door

[00:06:26] and I was so excited

[00:06:26] I kicked in the freaking closet door.

[00:06:29] I mean...

[00:06:30] I'm not trying to make...

[00:06:30] I'm not trying to make that light.

[00:06:32] I'm on your side on that,

[00:06:33] but like, that's...

[00:06:35] So first of all,

[00:06:36] just on a personal level,

[00:06:37] I automatically dislike anyone

[00:06:39] that's even mean to an animal,

[00:06:40] much less kills one like that.

[00:06:43] And then the fact too

[00:06:44] that somebody who...

[00:06:45] Like, she just strikes me

[00:06:46] as a little...

[00:06:48] Granted, I've never met her.

[00:06:50] But somebody who's that quick

[00:06:51] to just kill a dog and a goat

[00:06:55] that are on your property

[00:06:56] and your responsibility...

[00:06:58] The dog wasn't dying

[00:06:59] or anything like that.

[00:06:59] Nothing wrong with it.

[00:07:00] She just shot it

[00:07:01] because it was a good hunting dog.

[00:07:03] In her own words,

[00:07:04] it was not a good hunting dog.

[00:07:08] So this person strikes me

[00:07:10] as someone who is unhinged.

[00:07:13] That's kind of psycho.

[00:07:15] I mean, just the fact

[00:07:16] that I don't like her,

[00:07:17] like, there's that.

[00:07:18] But then I'm looking at...

[00:07:19] You want to put this person

[00:07:20] in charge of...

[00:07:21] As Homeland Security Secretary.

[00:07:24] This person is not mentally well.

[00:07:28] Well, unfortunately,

[00:07:30] I don't believe

[00:07:32] killing your dog is a crime.

[00:07:34] It's not a crime, no.

[00:07:35] It's wrong.

[00:07:37] Well, actually, no.

[00:07:38] I take that back.

[00:07:38] It depends on where you are.

[00:07:40] There are states

[00:07:41] where that would be animal cruelty.

[00:07:43] I'm not sure what the law is

[00:07:44] in South Dakota,

[00:07:45] but here it actually would be

[00:07:47] considered animal cruelty.

[00:07:48] And that's a felony here.

[00:07:50] So...

[00:07:51] Yeah, because we don't fuck around.

[00:07:53] Actually, that's a fairly

[00:07:54] recent development.

[00:07:56] Animal cruelty, I think,

[00:07:56] used to be a, like,

[00:07:58] a class A misdemeanor.

[00:08:00] We don't fuck around anymore.

[00:08:01] No, and I'm glad we don't

[00:08:02] because I think that

[00:08:04] if you shoot your own dog

[00:08:05] like that,

[00:08:05] you're a piece of shit.

[00:08:06] And...

[00:08:07] Fuck you and anybody

[00:08:08] who likes you.

[00:08:09] I'll say it.

[00:08:10] And that horse you rode in on.

[00:08:12] And that horse you rode in on

[00:08:13] and probably shot

[00:08:14] after you were done.

[00:08:16] So, yeah, that's her.

[00:08:18] And then...

[00:08:18] Oh, go ahead.

[00:08:19] Yeah.

[00:08:19] No, I was just gonna say,

[00:08:21] I mean, like,

[00:08:22] unless he has the better pick.

[00:08:24] I mean, there's plenty of people

[00:08:26] who can have that better pick.

[00:08:28] Like, come on.

[00:08:29] Well, and some of these picks,

[00:08:30] I do get the sense

[00:08:31] that they're somewhat

[00:08:32] rewarding loyalty,

[00:08:33] which I don't inherently

[00:08:35] have a problem with,

[00:08:36] but the person has to be qualified.

[00:08:38] And not insane.

[00:08:40] That being said,

[00:08:41] so my second problem,

[00:08:43] which this is the one

[00:08:43] I think you're gonna disagree

[00:08:44] with me on,

[00:08:45] is he has tapped Matt Gaetz

[00:08:48] as his pick for Attorney General

[00:08:50] of the United States.

[00:08:52] Why?

[00:08:54] Because Gaetz apparently

[00:08:55] sucks a mean Trump dick.

[00:08:59] Because I can think of no other...

[00:09:00] I can think of no other logical reason why.

[00:09:02] Have you seen those teeth?

[00:09:05] He's got some big teeth.

[00:09:06] Well, again,

[00:09:07] so I have so many problems

[00:09:08] with Matt Gaetz,

[00:09:09] starting with the fact that...

[00:09:10] Watch the teeth!

[00:09:12] Well, starting with...

[00:09:12] Do I got a lag going on?

[00:09:14] I don't think so.

[00:09:16] Okay, just making sure.

[00:09:17] Yeah.

[00:09:17] Well, start...

[00:09:18] The first reason I didn't like Matt Gaetz

[00:09:20] the first time I ever saw him

[00:09:21] was because...

[00:09:21] Did you ever watch

[00:09:22] Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Angel?

[00:09:27] Rarely.

[00:09:27] Okay.

[00:09:28] If it was the only thing on.

[00:09:29] Okay, but you know

[00:09:30] what the vampires look like

[00:09:31] in that show.

[00:09:32] That's Matt Gaetz.

[00:09:36] Yeah.

[00:09:37] Other than his political quips

[00:09:41] in the things like

[00:09:43] I don't know much about him.

[00:09:44] I mean, he seems like an okay guy,

[00:09:47] but like I said,

[00:09:47] I don't know much about him

[00:09:48] to actually have an opinion.

[00:09:51] Well, I forget why...

[00:09:53] Or anything, I've confirmed myself.

[00:09:54] It was when he was fighting

[00:09:55] to house Kevin McCarthy,

[00:09:57] a Speaker of the House,

[00:09:57] that I really looked him up

[00:09:59] because I'm like...

[00:10:00] That made no sense.

[00:10:02] Well, it didn't because...

[00:10:06] Well, and that's...

[00:10:07] Yeah, Justin says

[00:10:07] Matt Gaetz is a pick so bad

[00:10:09] even conservatives hate it.

[00:10:10] And Justin, that's why

[00:10:11] I honestly don't think

[00:10:12] you'll get confirmed

[00:10:13] because every Democrat

[00:10:15] in the Senate

[00:10:15] will vote against him

[00:10:16] and there's plenty of Republicans

[00:10:17] that really don't like him.

[00:10:19] And I think they might

[00:10:20] put their foot down on him

[00:10:21] and I hope they put their

[00:10:23] foot down on the

[00:10:25] dog-killing punt.

[00:10:27] But anyway,

[00:10:29] so I started...

[00:10:31] Yeah.

[00:10:32] Well, that's what I'm getting into.

[00:10:34] So when he was calling

[00:10:36] for the ouster of Kevin McCarthy,

[00:10:37] which you and I talked about

[00:10:38] this briefly in an earlier episode,

[00:10:40] I actually liked

[00:10:41] what Kevin McCarthy was doing

[00:10:42] considering what they had

[00:10:44] to work with at the time.

[00:10:45] I think he was doing

[00:10:46] a really good job

[00:10:47] because you're not going to pass

[00:10:49] any of your own legislation

[00:10:51] because you barely have

[00:10:52] a majority in the House

[00:10:53] and the Senate

[00:10:54] is Democrat majority.

[00:10:55] So you're going to have

[00:10:56] to compromise.

[00:10:57] I think McCarthy

[00:10:58] did a good job

[00:10:59] of standing ground

[00:11:00] on like the core

[00:11:01] principles,

[00:11:02] but letting things...

[00:11:03] Like, i.e.,

[00:11:03] it's like,

[00:11:04] yeah, okay,

[00:11:05] we'll allot some more funding

[00:11:06] for Ukraine,

[00:11:06] but you got to do this.

[00:11:07] You know,

[00:11:08] you got to do this for us.

[00:11:10] That kind of stuff.

[00:11:11] Did you see the...

[00:11:14] One second.

[00:11:15] Did you see the...

[00:11:17] Oh, what was it?

[00:11:19] The...

[00:11:20] I don't know what it was,

[00:11:21] but basically Trump

[00:11:22] was talking with...

[00:11:24] Really?

[00:11:24] Come on now.

[00:11:25] Was talking with Zelensky

[00:11:28] and Zelensky

[00:11:28] looked like a toddler

[00:11:31] or like a young kid

[00:11:33] who didn't get his way

[00:11:35] getting more money.

[00:11:36] He's like sitting there

[00:11:36] just going pouting

[00:11:37] the entire time.

[00:11:38] Yeah, pretty much.

[00:11:39] I don't know if you saw that or not.

[00:11:40] I did.

[00:11:40] I can't remember the clip.

[00:11:41] He's just like...

[00:11:42] I did.

[00:11:43] I thought it was kind of funny.

[00:11:45] So anyway,

[00:11:46] when that was going on,

[00:11:47] I was like,

[00:11:47] you know what?

[00:11:48] I don't really...

[00:11:48] I was like,

[00:11:49] you know what?

[00:11:49] I don't really know

[00:11:50] that much about Matt Gaetz.

[00:11:51] Let me look this guy up

[00:11:51] because just because

[00:11:52] I don't like the guy

[00:11:53] doesn't...

[00:11:54] That's not good enough

[00:11:55] to say that he's unfit,

[00:11:57] right?

[00:11:58] But...

[00:11:58] So Matt Gaetz

[00:11:59] has a lot.

[00:12:01] Yeah, exactly.

[00:12:02] Although I still don't like

[00:12:03] Matt Walsh as a person,

[00:12:04] but...

[00:12:05] Or Battinson.

[00:12:07] Oh, fuck that guy, okay?

[00:12:11] But...

[00:12:12] So I look up Matt Gaetz.

[00:12:13] I'll quit diverting you.

[00:12:14] I don't care.

[00:12:15] I love it.

[00:12:16] So I look up Matt Gaetz

[00:12:17] and I see...

[00:12:18] He's got more than a few

[00:12:22] sexual misconduct allegations,

[00:12:23] some of which involve

[00:12:26] trafficking of underage girls,

[00:12:28] some of which involve

[00:12:29] like drug trafficking.

[00:12:33] And again,

[00:12:34] all these are allegations.

[00:12:36] But...

[00:12:37] So...

[00:12:39] So in my mind...

[00:12:41] In my mind, though,

[00:12:42] here's the thing.

[00:12:43] In my mind,

[00:12:44] one allegation

[00:12:45] doesn't really mean anything,

[00:12:46] especially if you're

[00:12:47] a well-known figure

[00:12:48] or a well-known politician

[00:12:49] because people will say shit, right?

[00:12:51] But several...

[00:12:52] How many felonies does Trump have now?

[00:12:54] Well, but here's the thing.

[00:12:55] But several

[00:12:57] unrelated

[00:12:59] claims of

[00:12:59] sexual misconduct

[00:13:01] or trafficking

[00:13:01] or

[00:13:03] any number of things,

[00:13:04] not to mention

[00:13:04] an actual DUI conviction,

[00:13:08] you know,

[00:13:09] when that kind of a pattern,

[00:13:10] I'm like,

[00:13:10] yeah, there might be something to this.

[00:13:11] And then,

[00:13:12] because again,

[00:13:13] allegations are not enough.

[00:13:13] I've been very clear on this

[00:13:15] over the years.

[00:13:15] Allegations are not enough

[00:13:16] to prove

[00:13:17] to me,

[00:13:18] but you take it into account,

[00:13:20] but you're innocent

[00:13:20] until proven guilty, right?

[00:13:22] However,

[00:13:25] I'm in the camp,

[00:13:27] though,

[00:13:27] because I'm in the camp

[00:13:28] and I'm not the only one.

[00:13:29] I think that Matt Gaetz

[00:13:31] was trying to oust

[00:13:32] Kevin McCarthy

[00:13:32] because Kevin McCarthy

[00:13:33] was saying that he was going

[00:13:35] to open back up

[00:13:36] the investigation

[00:13:37] for which

[00:13:38] Matt Gaetz

[00:13:39] was a part of,

[00:13:40] like an investigation

[00:13:40] into him

[00:13:41] with the House

[00:13:42] Ethics Committee.

[00:13:45] So I think

[00:13:46] that's why

[00:13:47] and part of the deal

[00:13:48] allegedly

[00:13:49] was that Matt Gaetz

[00:13:50] said,

[00:13:50] drop the investigation

[00:13:51] and I'll drop the bid

[00:13:52] to house you as speaker.

[00:13:55] And McCarthy,

[00:13:56] apparently,

[00:13:57] again,

[00:13:58] this is all alleged,

[00:13:59] right?

[00:13:59] Because nobody,

[00:14:00] although McCarthy

[00:14:01] is the one who said this.

[00:14:02] So he said

[00:14:03] in an interview later,

[00:14:04] bring the receipts,

[00:14:05] unfortunately.

[00:14:06] Well,

[00:14:06] I don't think he can.

[00:14:07] I'm not saying

[00:14:08] it's not legit,

[00:14:09] but that's what I mean.

[00:14:11] Well,

[00:14:11] if this is a spoken conversation,

[00:14:13] there are no receipts.

[00:14:14] Yeah.

[00:14:14] That's,

[00:14:15] you know,

[00:14:15] that's unfortunately

[00:14:16] for McCarthy.

[00:14:17] Well,

[00:14:18] but the thing is,

[00:14:18] I don't,

[00:14:19] I mean,

[00:14:20] you're,

[00:14:20] you're right,

[00:14:21] but at the same time,

[00:14:22] I don't either of them

[00:14:23] to be honest with you.

[00:14:24] So I don't really know

[00:14:25] why Kevin McCarthy

[00:14:26] has a reason to lie.

[00:14:28] No,

[00:14:29] I mean,

[00:14:30] but the thing is,

[00:14:31] it's like,

[00:14:31] why did they want

[00:14:31] to get rid of him

[00:14:32] so bad?

[00:14:33] Like,

[00:14:33] well,

[00:14:34] I think that

[00:14:35] off so much

[00:14:36] that they acted

[00:14:37] like he didn't do something.

[00:14:38] And I was like,

[00:14:38] what can he do?

[00:14:40] Well,

[00:14:40] and that's just it.

[00:14:42] So their alleged reason

[00:14:43] was because he wasn't

[00:14:44] drawing a line on Ukraine.

[00:14:46] And first of all,

[00:14:47] McCarthy is not in your camp

[00:14:48] of complete

[00:14:49] non-interventionism.

[00:14:51] So you can't expect him

[00:14:52] to agree with you

[00:14:53] just on a fundamental level,

[00:14:54] but also the fact that

[00:14:55] I think part of Gates'

[00:14:57] motivation may have been

[00:14:58] the investigation.

[00:15:00] And because that's

[00:15:01] according to McCarthy

[00:15:02] and that's

[00:15:04] apparently what happened

[00:15:05] because he threatened

[00:15:06] to oust Mike Johnson

[00:15:07] too

[00:15:08] for allegedly

[00:15:09] the same thing.

[00:15:10] Except Mike Johnson

[00:15:11] said the same thing.

[00:15:12] He was like,

[00:15:13] if you oust me,

[00:15:13] whatever.

[00:15:16] Yeah,

[00:15:16] Mike Johnson

[00:15:17] just does not give a crap.

[00:15:18] He's just like,

[00:15:19] whatever.

[00:15:19] Well,

[00:15:20] don't get me wrong.

[00:15:20] I like Mike Johnson.

[00:15:21] I actually like him a lot.

[00:15:22] Like he's,

[00:15:23] I tend to like

[00:15:24] really boring politicians.

[00:15:26] I like them a lot.

[00:15:28] I do because

[00:15:29] here's the funny thing

[00:15:30] about boring politicians.

[00:15:31] They actually do

[00:15:32] the things that

[00:15:33] I like them to do.

[00:15:34] Like,

[00:15:35] I really like

[00:15:36] Mike Johnson as speaker

[00:15:37] because he just does

[00:15:38] the shit, right?

[00:15:41] That's why I like

[00:15:41] Calvin Coolidge.

[00:15:42] Calvin Coolidge is boring

[00:15:43] as shit.

[00:15:44] I like Ron DeSantis.

[00:15:46] Well,

[00:15:47] but that's why I like

[00:15:47] Ron DeSantis.

[00:15:48] Ron DeSantis is so boring,

[00:15:50] but he does the shit.

[00:15:53] Yeah,

[00:15:54] he is.

[00:15:54] He is pretty boring.

[00:15:56] He's super boring.

[00:15:58] But,

[00:15:59] dude,

[00:16:00] he's like a god down there

[00:16:01] in Florida

[00:16:01] to those people.

[00:16:02] Well,

[00:16:02] there's so many people

[00:16:03] on Facebook alleging

[00:16:04] it's really funny though

[00:16:06] because there's so many

[00:16:06] people on Facebook

[00:16:07] in comment sections

[00:16:08] that keep saying

[00:16:09] that DeSantis

[00:16:09] is hated

[00:16:10] and I'm like,

[00:16:10] that doesn't make sense though

[00:16:12] because

[00:16:13] he won re-election

[00:16:14] in a year

[00:16:15] where the red wave

[00:16:17] turned into a red drop

[00:16:19] like,

[00:16:19] and he still won

[00:16:21] overwhelmingly.

[00:16:22] Like,

[00:16:22] that just doesn't make sense.

[00:16:24] It was the red queef.

[00:16:25] The red queef.

[00:16:29] Not to be confused

[00:16:30] with the red wave

[00:16:31] that we just had.

[00:16:33] Yeah,

[00:16:34] that was,

[00:16:35] seriously,

[00:16:35] like,

[00:16:36] that's the thing

[00:16:37] that like,

[00:16:37] it doesn't boggle my mind.

[00:16:39] Like,

[00:16:39] obviously,

[00:16:40] the Democrats

[00:16:41] and leftist alike

[00:16:43] put themselves

[00:16:43] in this situation.

[00:16:44] Like,

[00:16:45] they literally pushed,

[00:16:46] if they want to call

[00:16:47] Republicans

[00:16:48] and the right enemies,

[00:16:49] they pushed

[00:16:50] all the loving people

[00:16:51] into the enemy's arms.

[00:16:54] Make politics boring.

[00:16:56] Hashtag,

[00:16:56] make politics boring again.

[00:16:57] I agree.

[00:16:59] Actually,

[00:16:59] I really wish

[00:17:00] politics were boring.

[00:17:01] It's not going to happen

[00:17:02] with Trump in the office.

[00:17:05] Not with me here.

[00:17:06] It's going to be

[00:17:06] a giant party.

[00:17:07] The Republican Party,

[00:17:09] it's going to be

[00:17:09] the best party ever

[00:17:10] for two years

[00:17:11] before we,

[00:17:12] because here's the thing,

[00:17:13] the Trump Republican,

[00:17:14] beautiful dog.

[00:17:15] Well,

[00:17:16] here's the thing though.

[00:17:17] The Trump Republican Party

[00:17:18] is also going to push

[00:17:18] things too far

[00:17:19] and then in 2026,

[00:17:21] the Democrats

[00:17:22] will take back

[00:17:22] either the House

[00:17:23] or the Senate

[00:17:23] and order will be restored.

[00:17:25] So,

[00:17:25] Trump's got two years

[00:17:26] to make all this shit

[00:17:27] really happen.

[00:17:29] Order in the court.

[00:17:31] Because I don't,

[00:17:32] I don't see the Democrat,

[00:17:33] the Republicans

[00:17:34] keeping this super majority

[00:17:36] for more than two years

[00:17:37] and the next election

[00:17:38] things will get corrected.

[00:17:39] But the good news is,

[00:17:41] yeah,

[00:17:42] because I,

[00:17:43] like the way

[00:17:43] Trump's already talking.

[00:17:45] Now,

[00:17:45] to be fair,

[00:17:46] to be fair,

[00:17:47] we saw this in 2016,

[00:17:48] Trump talks a real big game

[00:17:50] and then when he tries

[00:17:51] to do shit,

[00:17:52] the law tends to stop him

[00:17:54] from taking things

[00:17:55] too far.

[00:17:56] See,

[00:17:56] the thing is though,

[00:17:57] he's got a lot,

[00:17:58] instead of,

[00:17:59] instead of it

[00:18:00] just being him this time,

[00:18:01] he's got some heavy hitters

[00:18:03] behind him

[00:18:03] talking some major game too

[00:18:05] like Robert Kennedy,

[00:18:07] Tulsi Gabbard,

[00:18:08] and,

[00:18:08] well,

[00:18:09] I don't know what Tulsi's

[00:18:09] going for,

[00:18:10] but like,

[00:18:10] I'm definitely behind

[00:18:12] the Make America Healthy

[00:18:13] again.

[00:18:13] Oh yeah,

[00:18:14] and see,

[00:18:14] that's one of the things

[00:18:15] I'm most excited for.

[00:18:17] And I'm excited for Doge,

[00:18:19] the Department of Government

[00:18:20] Efficiency.

[00:18:22] I'm wary on Trump's

[00:18:23] immigration policy now.

[00:18:24] I have an idea of what I think

[00:18:27] is going to happen,

[00:18:29] but I'm not sure.

[00:18:31] And it,

[00:18:31] it makes me a little nervous.

[00:18:33] But I also,

[00:18:34] like Trump is not

[00:18:36] completely stupid.

[00:18:37] Like he says dumb things,

[00:18:38] but Trump himself is not an idiot.

[00:18:40] So here's what I think.

[00:18:41] This is,

[00:18:41] this is kind of my prediction

[00:18:42] for Trump's immigration policy.

[00:18:44] I think,

[00:18:45] because he's,

[00:18:46] he's,

[00:18:46] they're talking a really big game.

[00:18:48] But,

[00:18:49] so first of all,

[00:18:51] I want to know

[00:18:52] who they consider

[00:18:54] an illegal immigrant.

[00:18:55] That's something I've wanted

[00:18:56] to know from day one,

[00:18:58] and they've never come out

[00:18:59] and said it in layman's terms,

[00:19:01] the Trump administration.

[00:19:03] Uh,

[00:19:04] I'm not 100% sure,

[00:19:06] so don't quote me on this,

[00:19:07] but I,

[00:19:08] I'm fairly certain,

[00:19:09] uh,

[00:19:09] I read that

[00:19:09] they weren't going to deport

[00:19:11] all illegal immigrants,

[00:19:15] technically only the violent ones

[00:19:17] or ones that cannot be tracked

[00:19:19] or traced,

[00:19:20] you know,

[00:19:20] so,

[00:19:20] uh,

[00:19:21] obviously the ones that,

[00:19:22] you know,

[00:19:23] can be traced

[00:19:23] if they're here illegally.

[00:19:24] Like,

[00:19:25] I don't know if they're going to,

[00:19:26] if they're going to send them back,

[00:19:27] like if,

[00:19:28] if they've got families

[00:19:29] and whatnot,

[00:19:30] like,

[00:19:31] I mean,

[00:19:31] well,

[00:19:32] that's just it.

[00:19:32] And this,

[00:19:33] well,

[00:19:33] and this is,

[00:19:34] this is why I,

[00:19:35] I nervous isn't the right.

[00:19:36] I'm,

[00:19:37] well,

[00:19:38] I guess nervous in a way

[00:19:39] because the thing of it is,

[00:19:40] so here's,

[00:19:41] here's very few Americans understand.

[00:19:43] And I didn't for a long time.

[00:19:45] It was only after meeting people

[00:19:46] that were technically undocumented.

[00:19:49] That's why I don't like

[00:19:50] undocumented and illegal

[00:19:51] are not the same thing necessarily.

[00:19:53] Shit,

[00:19:53] we're the nicest country for all this.

[00:19:54] Any other country to do that?

[00:19:55] You're in prison.

[00:19:56] Well,

[00:19:57] no,

[00:19:57] that's like,

[00:19:58] that's,

[00:19:58] that's not any other countries

[00:20:00] and go to prison

[00:20:00] and that's not,

[00:20:01] not be in trouble.

[00:20:02] That's not necessarily true.

[00:20:04] Any,

[00:20:04] any,

[00:20:05] any,

[00:20:06] uh,

[00:20:06] first world country.

[00:20:08] Sorry.

[00:20:08] No,

[00:20:08] no,

[00:20:08] no,

[00:20:08] that's,

[00:20:09] that's,

[00:20:09] that's not true.

[00:20:10] Name one,

[00:20:11] name one,

[00:20:11] uh,

[00:20:12] virtually any country

[00:20:12] in the European Union.

[00:20:14] Eh,

[00:20:14] name one.

[00:20:15] Germany.

[00:20:17] Germany.

[00:20:18] Now,

[00:20:19] I'll say,

[00:20:20] I just,

[00:20:20] I just want to look it up.

[00:20:21] Yeah,

[00:20:21] sure,

[00:20:21] sure.

[00:20:21] Go ahead.

[00:20:22] If I'm wrong,

[00:20:22] if I'm on quote.

[00:20:23] So here's the thing.

[00:20:24] Um,

[00:20:25] the problem is that Trump

[00:20:26] and,

[00:20:27] uh,

[00:20:27] his pick for borders are

[00:20:29] okay.

[00:20:30] Policy wise.

[00:20:31] and this is why it frustrates me

[00:20:32] because I think that the

[00:20:34] Trump administration could

[00:20:35] have a lot of friends if

[00:20:37] they simply,

[00:20:37] because some of the things

[00:20:38] Tom Holman says,

[00:20:39] I really like,

[00:20:40] because remember,

[00:20:41] um,

[00:20:42] we talked a couple of

[00:20:42] times and one of my

[00:20:43] ideas for immigration is

[00:20:44] that you have temporary

[00:20:47] housing that families can

[00:20:49] stay in while they're,

[00:20:51] you know,

[00:20:51] waiting for their cases to

[00:20:52] be heard.

[00:20:52] That's one of the things

[00:20:53] Tom Holman wants to do.

[00:20:54] And I'm all for that.

[00:20:55] I am 100%.

[00:20:56] Apparently they tried to do

[00:20:57] it under the Biden

[00:20:58] administration and they

[00:20:59] couldn't get funding for it.

[00:21:00] So I'm,

[00:21:01] I'm absolutely go ahead.

[00:21:03] No,

[00:21:03] no,

[00:21:03] I'm just saying I'm all

[00:21:04] for that.

[00:21:05] Okay.

[00:21:06] So BMI dot B U N D dot D E,

[00:21:11] says illegal entry and

[00:21:13] immigrant smuggling.

[00:21:14] And it says Germany has

[00:21:16] been long,

[00:21:16] one of the main destinations

[00:21:18] for regular migration in

[00:21:19] Europe.

[00:21:20] So,

[00:21:20] but it says a regular

[00:21:21] migration is a major

[00:21:22] global change as resources

[00:21:24] become scarce migration

[00:21:25] policy and

[00:21:26] management assume

[00:21:27] increasing importance.

[00:21:28] Illegal entry and

[00:21:29] residents in Germany are

[00:21:30] punishable under section

[00:21:32] 95 of the residents act

[00:21:34] because they undermine the

[00:21:36] whole purpose of German

[00:21:37] residents to law,

[00:21:38] which is to manage

[00:21:39] immigration while keeping

[00:21:40] in mind Germany's

[00:21:42] economic and labor market

[00:21:44] and its capacity to admit

[00:21:47] and integrate immigrants

[00:21:48] of the resident act

[00:21:50] residents act.

[00:21:52] So,

[00:21:52] right.

[00:21:52] But do they enforce it?

[00:21:53] I don't know.

[00:21:53] I don't,

[00:21:54] I don't know what it's,

[00:21:55] I don't know what it's like

[00:21:55] giving them like any type

[00:21:57] of,

[00:21:58] you know,

[00:21:58] if they're just being like

[00:21:59] sent back or whatnot,

[00:22:00] but obviously Germany is a

[00:22:02] little different,

[00:22:04] you know,

[00:22:04] that they've got other

[00:22:06] people immigrating.

[00:22:07] Yeah.

[00:22:07] It's a,

[00:22:08] it's a,

[00:22:08] it's a different,

[00:22:09] yeah.

[00:22:09] They're bordering countries.

[00:22:11] Yeah.

[00:22:11] And that's fair.

[00:22:11] And that's fair.

[00:22:12] Cause that's,

[00:22:12] that it's a different,

[00:22:13] it's,

[00:22:14] it's similar,

[00:22:14] but this is my point.

[00:22:15] This is my point that there

[00:22:17] are no developed countries

[00:22:18] that allow illegal immigration.

[00:22:21] Now,

[00:22:22] like I'm talking.

[00:22:23] Well,

[00:22:23] see,

[00:22:23] that's the thing.

[00:22:24] Technically,

[00:22:26] technically under the law,

[00:22:28] we don't either.

[00:22:29] It's just that for a long time,

[00:22:30] they've chosen not to enforce them.

[00:22:32] And the Biden administration,

[00:22:34] well,

[00:22:35] I almost said,

[00:22:35] technically we,

[00:22:36] we,

[00:22:36] we,

[00:22:37] it should be illegal,

[00:22:38] but the thing is like,

[00:22:39] we look the other way all the time.

[00:22:41] And that's why we're in the state

[00:22:42] we're in.

[00:22:43] Like,

[00:22:43] well,

[00:22:44] more,

[00:22:44] more importantly,

[00:22:46] the Biden administration

[00:22:48] inadvertently created a really big problem

[00:22:50] when they revised

[00:22:52] how border patrol handles

[00:22:54] people caught crossing the border.

[00:22:57] And,

[00:22:58] Oh,

[00:22:58] the release.

[00:22:59] Yeah.

[00:23:00] Well,

[00:23:00] it's,

[00:23:00] it's not just catch and release,

[00:23:02] although that's part of it

[00:23:03] because catch and release

[00:23:05] really refers to asylum claims.

[00:23:07] Specifically.

[00:23:08] They messed up so bad.

[00:23:09] Like,

[00:23:09] it's not even that hard.

[00:23:11] Like all they need to do

[00:23:11] is ahead more judges

[00:23:13] and maybe,

[00:23:14] I don't know,

[00:23:15] like how many,

[00:23:15] do you know how many ports of entry there are?

[00:23:17] Like,

[00:23:17] I don't,

[00:23:18] I assume there's a lot.

[00:23:20] That's a good question.

[00:23:21] I'll have to look that up.

[00:23:21] Well,

[00:23:22] but here,

[00:23:22] so here's,

[00:23:23] here's,

[00:23:23] here's,

[00:23:24] here's my biggest problem.

[00:23:25] So a lot of Americans have no idea

[00:23:27] how hard it is to actually come

[00:23:29] to the United States legally.

[00:23:31] It's not easy.

[00:23:33] I don't,

[00:23:33] I don't doubt that.

[00:23:35] Yeah,

[00:23:36] it's,

[00:23:36] it's not.

[00:23:36] And I think it should be.

[00:23:38] My whole thing,

[00:23:39] what I would like to see,

[00:23:40] and I've said it before,

[00:23:41] I'm not saying amnesty

[00:23:42] as in like you get off scot-free,

[00:23:44] but I would like to see

[00:23:45] a revision

[00:23:46] of United States immigration policy

[00:23:48] that makes it easier

[00:23:50] to come in lawfully

[00:23:51] at the same time

[00:23:52] you complete the border wall

[00:23:55] and you stiffen penalties.

[00:23:58] Well,

[00:23:58] you know what?

[00:23:59] I don't even take that

[00:23:59] because I learned,

[00:24:00] I learned somewhat recently,

[00:24:02] um,

[00:24:02] illegal immigration was not really

[00:24:04] that big of an issue

[00:24:05] prior to,

[00:24:06] uh,

[00:24:06] I forget the name of the law,

[00:24:07] but it was passed in 1996.

[00:24:09] And what it did was

[00:24:10] it stiffened the penalties

[00:24:11] for entering the United States

[00:24:13] illegally.

[00:24:14] So what that did

[00:24:15] was it actually incentivized

[00:24:16] people to stay illegally

[00:24:18] instead of just,

[00:24:20] because what people were doing

[00:24:21] a lot of times,

[00:24:21] especially from Mexico

[00:24:22] is they would come over

[00:24:23] the border illegally.

[00:24:24] They'd work,

[00:24:25] you know,

[00:24:25] they'd work for about six months

[00:24:27] and they'd go back to Mexico

[00:24:28] with the U.S. dollars

[00:24:29] that they earned.

[00:24:30] And it wasn't really

[00:24:31] hurting anybody

[00:24:32] because the jobs

[00:24:33] they were doing

[00:24:33] were things that Americans

[00:24:34] didn't want to do anyway.

[00:24:35] And everybody just kind of

[00:24:37] looked the other way.

[00:24:37] But then some politician

[00:24:39] on his or her high horse

[00:24:40] said,

[00:24:40] we got to stop this

[00:24:41] even though it's not

[00:24:42] really a problem.

[00:24:43] Um,

[00:24:44] so they stiffened the penalties

[00:24:45] and again,

[00:24:46] that incentivized people

[00:24:47] to come and marry

[00:24:48] American citizens

[00:24:49] and stay here

[00:24:51] and cause,

[00:24:52] you know,

[00:24:53] cause even more problems.

[00:24:55] And then that's

[00:24:55] been compounded

[00:24:56] with the Biden administration's

[00:24:58] sort of very lax

[00:24:59] cause they've all

[00:25:00] been allowed to.

[00:25:01] It's,

[00:25:01] it's,

[00:25:02] it's literally just,

[00:25:02] it all boils down to that.

[00:25:04] They've been,

[00:25:04] they've been allowed.

[00:25:05] So anytime someone's

[00:25:07] allowed to do something,

[00:25:07] they're literally

[00:25:08] just going to keep doing it.

[00:25:09] Like that's the same

[00:25:11] with a child.

[00:25:11] I have two of them.

[00:25:12] I know.

[00:25:13] Well,

[00:25:14] but here's my point.

[00:25:14] So I want to be crystal clear.

[00:25:18] Entering the United States

[00:25:19] illegally is a crime.

[00:25:20] However,

[00:25:21] the first defense

[00:25:21] is only a misdemeanor.

[00:25:23] So that's worth noting.

[00:25:24] Um,

[00:25:27] I don't think it should be

[00:25:27] any of that.

[00:25:29] Send back to your country.

[00:25:30] Like,

[00:25:31] uh,

[00:25:31] well,

[00:25:31] not honestly,

[00:25:32] if you broke the law,

[00:25:34] then you don't get a,

[00:25:34] you don't get a second chance.

[00:25:36] Like,

[00:25:36] well,

[00:25:36] but here's if you did that,

[00:25:38] you wouldn't have illegal

[00:25:38] border crossings because,

[00:25:39] I mean,

[00:25:40] you would,

[00:25:40] but like they would drastically

[00:25:42] because you have a lot of people

[00:25:43] here that while they may have

[00:25:45] come over the border,

[00:25:45] they're not bad people.

[00:25:46] But the thing is like,

[00:25:48] they may have not been aware.

[00:25:50] How can you,

[00:25:50] but here's,

[00:25:51] here's the thing.

[00:25:51] How can you enforce a law

[00:25:52] that these people may not know?

[00:25:56] Well,

[00:25:56] that's unfortunate,

[00:25:58] but the thing is,

[00:25:59] well,

[00:25:59] but okay.

[00:25:59] Okay.

[00:26:00] So here's,

[00:26:00] here's a good example.

[00:26:01] Like there are cell phones

[00:26:03] everywhere nowadays.

[00:26:04] So,

[00:26:04] I mean,

[00:26:04] like,

[00:26:05] I know,

[00:26:05] but there is an excuse anymore.

[00:26:08] Well,

[00:26:08] it kind of is because here's the problem.

[00:26:10] So if,

[00:26:11] no,

[00:26:12] hear me out,

[00:26:12] hear me out.

[00:26:14] You got to hear me out on this.

[00:26:15] This is why it's complicated.

[00:26:16] It's not a clear cut issue.

[00:26:18] Go for it.

[00:26:18] So most of these people are being told

[00:26:21] by the cartels that,

[00:26:23] hey,

[00:26:23] there's only one way to get into

[00:26:25] the United States.

[00:26:25] They tell them all kinds of shit.

[00:26:27] Like you'll be denied at the port of entry

[00:26:29] or you can't go this way

[00:26:30] because,

[00:26:31] you know,

[00:26:31] they'll separate you from your family,

[00:26:33] blah,

[00:26:33] blah,

[00:26:33] blah,

[00:26:33] which is bullshit.

[00:26:34] Because if you come to a port of entry

[00:26:35] and claim asylum,

[00:26:37] you are not separated from your family.

[00:26:39] You're given a court date

[00:26:41] and then released,

[00:26:41] which I also don't agree with.

[00:26:43] But I also don't agree with

[00:26:44] remain in Mexico.

[00:26:46] I'm a fan of building those,

[00:26:47] you know,

[00:26:48] places where families can stay together.

[00:26:50] And it's not the Ritz,

[00:26:51] but it's not sleeping on a concrete floor

[00:26:53] behind a chain link fence.

[00:26:54] We can meet half.

[00:26:55] Why is it our,

[00:26:56] why is it?

[00:26:57] I mean,

[00:26:58] I'm not,

[00:26:59] I'm not trying to sound like,

[00:27:00] like,

[00:27:01] I don't know,

[00:27:02] cruel,

[00:27:02] but like,

[00:27:03] why is it one country's job

[00:27:05] to like help every other country?

[00:27:07] Like,

[00:27:08] why,

[00:27:08] why do we do the most for every country?

[00:27:10] And we get shit on constantly.

[00:27:12] Well,

[00:27:13] that gets into less of a legal area,

[00:27:15] which I'm,

[00:27:15] I'm trying to say in the legal area,

[00:27:17] because morally I got so many problems,

[00:27:19] but,

[00:27:19] but I'm,

[00:27:20] I'm saying so many people take advantage of,

[00:27:22] uh,

[00:27:22] of,

[00:27:23] uh,

[00:27:23] basically this country's,

[00:27:24] uh,

[00:27:25] generosity.

[00:27:25] And it's,

[00:27:26] well,

[00:27:27] I don't know about that.

[00:27:27] Most people just want to come over.

[00:27:29] Most people just want to come.

[00:27:30] I'm not saying better.

[00:27:31] I'm not saying,

[00:27:32] no,

[00:27:32] I'm with you.

[00:27:33] Yeah.

[00:27:33] I'm not saying bring them in here,

[00:27:34] put them up in a,

[00:27:35] you know,

[00:27:36] hotel room and give them a debit card with six grand in it every month that I'm vehemently

[00:27:40] against.

[00:27:40] I say,

[00:27:41] let people in,

[00:27:43] make it easy to get a work permit,

[00:27:44] and then they can fucking provide for themselves.

[00:27:46] And if they can't hack it,

[00:27:47] then they can go back home.

[00:27:49] Uh,

[00:27:50] I I'm assuming you're,

[00:27:51] you're,

[00:27:51] you're leaving out a bunch of different stuff just for quick,

[00:27:54] like,

[00:27:54] you know,

[00:27:54] background checks and,

[00:27:55] and well,

[00:27:56] yeah,

[00:27:56] yeah,

[00:27:57] That,

[00:27:57] okay.

[00:27:57] Yeah.

[00:27:57] That's a good point though.

[00:27:58] The obvious shit just to be fair.

[00:28:00] So yeah,

[00:28:00] yeah.

[00:28:00] No fair,

[00:28:01] fair,

[00:28:01] fair,

[00:28:01] Thank you.

[00:28:02] Some live Sarah.

[00:28:12] It's a complicated issue.

[00:28:14] So where was I going with this?

[00:28:15] okay.

[00:28:15] So legally speaking,

[00:28:16] this is why I want them to define what they mean by illegal because is okay.

[00:28:23] If the policy of the current administration says that you are not unlawfully in the country,

[00:28:30] if you claim asylum at the border and are waiting for your case,

[00:28:34] even if you were picked up by border patrol crossing the border,

[00:28:39] they allowed you into the country.

[00:28:43] Legally speaking,

[00:28:43] that does not make you an unlawful presence.

[00:28:46] And that's actually true.

[00:28:47] That's on the USCIS website.

[00:28:49] Say that one more time.

[00:28:51] Like,

[00:28:51] so the stupid.

[00:28:52] So,

[00:28:52] so,

[00:28:53] okay.

[00:28:53] Under the Biden administration,

[00:28:55] border patrol,

[00:28:56] if they encountered people crossing the Southern border,

[00:28:59] their,

[00:29:00] uh,

[00:29:01] protocol was to take these people to a port of entry or a detention facility,

[00:29:06] one or,

[00:29:06] one or the other.

[00:29:07] I can't remember which or both,

[00:29:08] whatever.

[00:29:09] And they interview,

[00:29:10] do a background check process them.

[00:29:12] If these people claim asylum,

[00:29:14] then they,

[00:29:14] they do the background work,

[00:29:16] make sure there's no criminal convictions or warrants or anything like that.

[00:29:20] Once they pass that,

[00:29:21] they're given,

[00:29:22] um,

[00:29:23] instructions on to wait for their court day and they're released into the interior.

[00:29:27] Like,

[00:29:28] is it really that bad in,

[00:29:29] in Mexico and Southern state and in the Southern countries?

[00:29:32] Like in some,

[00:29:33] yes.

[00:29:34] So Venezuela,

[00:29:34] for example,

[00:29:36] no,

[00:29:36] I said in Mexico.

[00:29:37] I didn't,

[00:29:37] I didn't mean Venice,

[00:29:39] Venice,

[00:29:39] Venezuela is a different story.

[00:29:40] No,

[00:29:40] no,

[00:29:40] no.

[00:29:40] Most,

[00:29:40] most people coming from Mexico are not actually asylum seekers.

[00:29:44] That's,

[00:29:45] that's,

[00:29:45] uh,

[00:29:45] well,

[00:29:46] and then,

[00:29:46] uh,

[00:29:47] so what,

[00:29:48] what is the majority?

[00:29:49] Do you know the majority of,

[00:29:51] uh,

[00:29:51] who's crossing the border?

[00:29:52] No,

[00:29:53] I couldn't tell it's people from all.

[00:29:54] Actually,

[00:29:54] you know what?

[00:29:55] I take that back.

[00:29:55] I think Chinese nationals are actually the number one.

[00:29:59] Isn't that crazy?

[00:29:59] Well,

[00:30:01] it's the Biden administration's fault.

[00:30:06] I think it's China,

[00:30:07] Afghanistan,

[00:30:08] Venezuela,

[00:30:10] um,

[00:30:14] Ukraine.

[00:30:15] I think those are the top four,

[00:30:16] maybe not necessarily in that order,

[00:30:18] but yeah.

[00:30:20] Imagine coming from Ukraine,

[00:30:22] going to from Ukraine to Mexico,

[00:30:23] just across the U S Southern border,

[00:30:28] Asia,

[00:30:29] 16%,

[00:30:29] but the majority of legal immigrants are coming from Mexico.

[00:30:34] 53% until right.

[00:30:35] They're crossing from Mexico,

[00:30:37] but they're not necessarily coming first from.

[00:30:39] No,

[00:30:40] it says from Mexico,

[00:30:41] 16% are from Asia,

[00:30:42] 6% are from El Salvador,

[00:30:44] 5% are from Guatemala.

[00:30:46] And it says the urban Institute estimates that 65,000,

[00:30:50] 75,000 Canadians are also living.

[00:30:53] Justin,

[00:30:54] are you actually in Canada?

[00:30:56] Or do you cross the border into Washington regularly?

[00:30:59] 65 to 75,000 Canadians are also.

[00:31:02] Well,

[00:31:02] the thing is though,

[00:31:03] we have a treaty like that.

[00:31:04] Does that work?

[00:31:05] Do you have to have dual citizen?

[00:31:06] Yeah,

[00:31:07] yeah,

[00:31:07] yeah.

[00:31:07] Nevermind.

[00:31:08] I was,

[00:31:08] I was thinking of the license like you.

[00:31:11] So under,

[00:31:11] under,

[00:31:12] under,

[00:31:12] under that treaty with a,

[00:31:13] with a valid Canadian passport,

[00:31:15] you can,

[00:31:15] unless you're on a list or have a reason.

[00:31:18] Yeah.

[00:31:18] You can cross into the border,

[00:31:20] but you can't stay permanently without some,

[00:31:22] or stay or work without some kind of visa.

[00:31:25] I've seen a lot of stupid cop videos where people are getting pulled over and they're like,

[00:31:28] I don't have to have a United States license.

[00:31:31] I'm here.

[00:31:32] you do.

[00:31:33] Holiday.

[00:31:34] Holiday.

[00:31:34] No,

[00:31:35] they're,

[00:31:35] they're here on holiday and they have a Canadian license,

[00:31:37] which we have a treaty.

[00:31:38] Oh yeah.

[00:31:39] Yeah.

[00:31:40] Yeah.

[00:31:41] You can't.

[00:31:41] So yeah,

[00:31:42] because I drove,

[00:31:43] I drove in Canada with no issue.

[00:31:44] I showed my ID and passport and it was fine.

[00:31:48] Yeah.

[00:31:48] So no,

[00:31:49] you don't have to have an American passport necessarily.

[00:31:51] If you're from Canada,

[00:31:52] you can drive.

[00:31:53] You're,

[00:31:53] you're good.

[00:31:55] Blame Canada.

[00:31:57] I always blame Canada.

[00:31:59] But that being said,

[00:32:00] so,

[00:32:01] so here's what I think is going to happen.

[00:32:03] I think Trump is purposefully being vague and directing people to be vague because I think he wants to scare the libs into compromising on things like the border wall in exchange for some sort of, not even amnesty program,

[00:32:17] but exchange for not going after like nonviolent people who are undocumented.

[00:32:24] That's what I think.

[00:32:25] I think he's absolutely going after the criminals and I think he's absolutely going to crucify anybody who brought drugs over the border.

[00:32:32] But my whole thing is there's so many reasons why going after trying to mass deport people who,

[00:32:39] even though they may have crossed the border illegally,

[00:32:41] what are here,

[00:32:42] like,

[00:32:43] let's say somebody crossed the border,

[00:32:45] um,

[00:32:46] 10 years ago,

[00:32:47] right?

[00:32:49] Or hell,

[00:32:50] even 20.

[00:32:50] And they just,

[00:32:52] because immigration law is so weird and okay.

[00:32:55] So here's another misconception.

[00:32:56] And I only recently learned this because I was doing research,

[00:33:00] uh,

[00:33:00] on Trump's immigration.

[00:33:02] Did you know,

[00:33:04] this is fun.

[00:33:05] Did you know that if you cross the border into the United States illegally,

[00:33:09] you can't just marry a U S citizen and get off scot-free and get a green card.

[00:33:15] That is not a thing you can do normally,

[00:33:18] except under very specific circumstances.

[00:33:21] You have to return to your country of origin and apply at the U S embassy there.

[00:33:26] And you have to wait,

[00:33:28] which normally takes,

[00:33:30] um,

[00:33:30] well,

[00:33:30] it depends if you're,

[00:33:32] if you're,

[00:33:32] and keep in mind,

[00:33:33] you're already married at this point.

[00:33:34] You're married to a U S citizen.

[00:33:36] If you're married to a U S citizen,

[00:33:38] they say it normally takes 11 to 22 months.

[00:33:40] If you're married to a green card holder,

[00:33:42] it can take as long as three years to get approval.

[00:33:48] Damn.

[00:33:49] So that is just not a,

[00:33:50] however,

[00:33:51] and here's,

[00:33:51] here's why U S immigration law is so stupid.

[00:33:54] Say you came over,

[00:33:55] say you came to the United States with a valid visa,

[00:33:57] right?

[00:33:57] But you overstayed.

[00:34:00] So you're,

[00:34:01] you're in the country illegally because you overstayed your visa and you married,

[00:34:05] and you're married to a U S citizen,

[00:34:06] right?

[00:34:06] Then you don't have to go back to your country of origin because you came over here on a visa.

[00:34:14] But if you cross the border illegally at any point,

[00:34:17] except under extremely rare circumstances that you have to apply for a waiver for,

[00:34:21] and the government can decide whether or not to grant that waiver,

[00:34:24] right?

[00:34:25] Um,

[00:34:26] regardless of your circumstances,

[00:34:29] you most likely will have to return to your country of origin.

[00:34:33] So people trying to follow the law at that point are not incentivized to do so

[00:34:38] because you don't want to be away from your spouse and your family for a year

[00:34:42] or more.

[00:34:45] You know,

[00:34:45] this is going to sound really bad,

[00:34:46] but,

[00:34:47] um,

[00:34:48] you,

[00:34:48] you know,

[00:34:50] with the amount of illegal crossings and everything else,

[00:34:55] uh,

[00:34:55] with how many,

[00:34:56] uh,

[00:34:57] coinciding with how many Mexican restaurants have been built in certain towns,

[00:35:02] we have four in this little town.

[00:35:05] We have actually five in this little town.

[00:35:07] And then in Columbus,

[00:35:08] there was like seven.

[00:35:09] Well,

[00:35:10] cause Mexican food is fucking phenomenal,

[00:35:12] but it's okay.

[00:35:13] So I don't,

[00:35:14] I don't want to stay on immigration,

[00:35:15] but it is something that I'm pretty passionate about.

[00:35:17] All I'm saying is I think that Trump will be going after like,

[00:35:22] uh,

[00:35:22] violent tacos are great.

[00:35:25] I think Trump is going to go after like criminals.

[00:35:27] Like again,

[00:35:28] these Venezuelan gangs fucking gone.

[00:35:32] Sorry.

[00:35:32] That that's the definition of fuck around and find out.

[00:35:34] Right.

[00:35:35] Um,

[00:35:35] yeah,

[00:35:36] but I mean,

[00:35:36] just,

[00:35:37] just because they're a part of the gang,

[00:35:38] if they don't have any,

[00:35:39] uh,

[00:35:40] thing on them,

[00:35:40] how are they going to find anything out?

[00:35:42] Like,

[00:35:42] well,

[00:35:42] fair enough on anything,

[00:35:43] but yet they're a part of the gang.

[00:35:45] Like they're not,

[00:35:46] well,

[00:35:46] you know what,

[00:35:46] as,

[00:35:48] as,

[00:35:48] as far as I'm,

[00:35:49] well,

[00:35:49] a lot of them have gang tattoos.

[00:35:51] So for me,

[00:35:51] that's good enough.

[00:35:52] I'm not going to lie for me.

[00:35:54] That's honestly,

[00:35:54] maybe what,

[00:35:55] what if they smarten up and stop doing that?

[00:35:57] Well,

[00:35:57] I mean,

[00:35:59] that's,

[00:35:59] that's a,

[00:36:00] that's a question for another day.

[00:36:01] I don't have all the answers,

[00:36:04] but I just,

[00:36:05] I know that's fair.

[00:36:06] And I just mean in the immediate,

[00:36:07] but I'm looking at just the logistics of this.

[00:36:09] So let's say Trump does want to go after every single person,

[00:36:12] which I don't believe this because I don't think Trump's stupid enough because

[00:36:16] logistically,

[00:36:16] this would just be so difficult and so expensive.

[00:36:20] The logistics of getting rid of the violent offenders alone is going to be a

[00:36:24] massive,

[00:36:25] massive operation.

[00:36:26] It's a lot upfront,

[00:36:27] but yet,

[00:36:28] uh,

[00:36:29] I mean,

[00:36:29] it's save if you correct it.

[00:36:31] It's worth it first,

[00:36:33] but that's just it.

[00:36:34] You have to correct the law first.

[00:36:36] Well,

[00:36:37] you have to correct the law and then you deport because the thing is,

[00:36:40] if not,

[00:36:40] they're just going to come right back.

[00:36:41] Well,

[00:36:42] and then here's the other problem I have.

[00:36:43] So generally speaking,

[00:36:45] the philosophy of lawmaking,

[00:36:48] actually the con constitutionally,

[00:36:50] you cannot retroactively apply laws that affect American citizens.

[00:36:54] However,

[00:36:56] go ahead.

[00:36:56] I'm sorry.

[00:36:57] However,

[00:36:58] it does seem that the United States doesn't really care about retroactively

[00:37:02] applying laws to non-citizens.

[00:37:04] Case in point,

[00:37:05] Trump has talked about,

[00:37:06] uh,

[00:37:07] removing temporary protective status for certain countries.

[00:37:11] And apparently he can revoke this before they're set to expire.

[00:37:14] So for example,

[00:37:15] I think,

[00:37:15] um,

[00:37:17] I can't remember if it's Haiti or Venezuela.

[00:37:20] Um,

[00:37:20] their temporary protected status is due to expire in March or April of next

[00:37:25] year.

[00:37:25] And he's talking about just revoking it on day one.

[00:37:28] And I'm over here like,

[00:37:30] see,

[00:37:30] just in principle,

[00:37:31] I don't believe that you should be able to retroactively apply laws.

[00:37:34] I,

[00:37:35] I,

[00:37:35] I don't,

[00:37:36] I don't like that just in general policy.

[00:37:39] Well,

[00:37:40] I,

[00:37:40] I don't,

[00:37:40] I don't,

[00:37:40] I don't know enough about that.

[00:37:42] So I can't really,

[00:37:42] so temporary protected status is something that the,

[00:37:45] the basically the department of Homeland security and,

[00:37:49] um,

[00:37:50] it used to be INS,

[00:37:51] UCIS.

[00:37:52] Um,

[00:37:53] the president can direct,

[00:37:54] um,

[00:37:55] what's called temporary protective status,

[00:37:57] which means that if you're from a country that is granted temporary

[00:37:59] protected status,

[00:38:01] you're basically protected from deportation.

[00:38:03] Even if you're in the country illegally,

[00:38:04] because of something that happened in the case of Haiti,

[00:38:07] like if there's a natural disaster,

[00:38:09] you know,

[00:38:09] this,

[00:38:10] that,

[00:38:10] and the other,

[00:38:10] it's kind of like a way to temporarily give people a reprieve.

[00:38:14] Um,

[00:38:14] and then like political unrest,

[00:38:16] Nicaragua was another country due to political unrest.

[00:38:18] They have temporary protected status.

[00:38:20] Haiti's one,

[00:38:21] Venezuela's one.

[00:38:22] There's a lot of countries that Ukraine has it right now.

[00:38:24] So it's not just South and central and America and Mexico,

[00:38:28] um,

[00:38:30] or the Caribbean,

[00:38:30] but there's a lot of countries that have it.

[00:38:32] Trump is acting like,

[00:38:33] now I don't know if he can do this or not,

[00:38:35] to be fair,

[00:38:36] but he's talking about,

[00:38:37] um,

[00:38:38] removing temporary protected status for a lot of countries as soon as he

[00:38:42] gets in.

[00:38:43] And I'm over here like,

[00:38:44] nah,

[00:38:44] I don't,

[00:38:46] I don't like that.

[00:38:47] I know you might not,

[00:38:48] I know you might not agree with it,

[00:38:49] but,

[00:38:50] um,

[00:38:52] like I said,

[00:38:54] why are we in charge of everyone else?

[00:38:56] That's,

[00:38:57] we're not in charge.

[00:38:58] We're not in charge.

[00:38:59] Well,

[00:38:59] we're not in charge.

[00:39:00] We're in charge.

[00:39:01] It's that we're,

[00:39:02] we're providing aid for everybody in our own countries falling apart.

[00:39:04] We,

[00:39:05] we,

[00:39:05] we need to,

[00:39:05] I hate to say it.

[00:39:06] Like I,

[00:39:07] I,

[00:39:08] I think that we need to stop everything,

[00:39:11] like just put a halt to everything for a couple of years.

[00:39:13] I'm okay.

[00:39:14] I'm okay with the hall and get some,

[00:39:16] that's,

[00:39:16] that's what I'm saying.

[00:39:17] Like,

[00:39:17] yeah.

[00:39:17] And then I,

[00:39:18] I honestly think that's probably where everybody's at.

[00:39:21] They're just not saying it.

[00:39:23] And that's a big issue.

[00:39:24] It's like,

[00:39:25] unfortunately,

[00:39:25] when you're talking to the American people,

[00:39:27] you have to say everything because if,

[00:39:30] if they would have said what I said,

[00:39:31] then you,

[00:39:32] you,

[00:39:32] you wouldn't even have nothing to bitch about.

[00:39:34] Yeah.

[00:39:35] Well,

[00:39:35] so here's my idea because I,

[00:39:37] I don't believe in letting people get away scot-free,

[00:39:40] but at the same time,

[00:39:41] the first time you cross the border illegally,

[00:39:43] it's a misdemeanor offense.

[00:39:44] Like it ain't,

[00:39:46] it's not like it's a felony.

[00:39:47] Right.

[00:39:48] So here's my idea for a DUI first times,

[00:39:51] a misdemeanor too.

[00:39:52] It doesn't make it.

[00:39:53] I don't think it is.

[00:39:54] I think it's a felony.

[00:39:55] Is it really?

[00:39:56] I don't think that's right.

[00:39:58] You're,

[00:39:58] you know,

[00:39:58] you're,

[00:39:58] you're right.

[00:39:59] You're right.

[00:39:59] You're right.

[00:39:59] It is.

[00:40:00] It is.

[00:40:00] No,

[00:40:00] I was going to say,

[00:40:01] Oh,

[00:40:02] it's only missing.

[00:40:03] Nope.

[00:40:03] Misdemeanor.

[00:40:04] Misdemeanor.

[00:40:04] Really?

[00:40:14] Uh,

[00:40:15] one year,

[00:40:16] uh,

[00:40:16] suspended license and,

[00:40:19] uh,

[00:40:21] some kind of fine or community service or something.

[00:40:23] It's either.

[00:40:24] Actually,

[00:40:25] I think it's six months,

[00:40:26] uh,

[00:40:26] suspended license,

[00:40:27] uh,

[00:40:28] community service and a fine.

[00:40:29] Okay.

[00:40:30] So in lieu of just doing a mass deportation of nonviolent people who cross the border illegally

[00:40:37] and are in a current lawful status,

[00:40:39] i.e.

[00:40:39] if you have a pending asylum claim,

[00:40:41] if you have a current green card application on the books,

[00:40:43] and that's the thing.

[00:40:45] So there's a lot of people that are fear mongering,

[00:40:47] like the number of people that are actually legally illegal is not as big as you think it

[00:40:54] is.

[00:40:54] Like,

[00:40:54] it's a big number.

[00:40:55] Don't get me wrong.

[00:40:56] It's big,

[00:40:56] especially thanks to the Biden administration.

[00:40:59] But that being said,

[00:41:02] so like,

[00:41:02] let's say,

[00:41:03] let's say somebody crossed the border illegally.

[00:41:05] They've lived here for however many years.

[00:41:08] They have a life here.

[00:41:09] They've got a job,

[00:41:09] a legal job,

[00:41:10] uh,

[00:41:11] like they've got a valid work permit,

[00:41:12] which,

[00:41:12] so first of all,

[00:41:13] that's another misconception.

[00:41:14] There's a lot of,

[00:41:15] uh,

[00:41:16] people who immigrated to the United States and have valid work permits and driver's license.

[00:41:22] You cannot do that.

[00:41:23] If you're here illegal,

[00:41:25] unlawfully,

[00:41:25] I shouldn't say illegally.

[00:41:27] If you're an illegal immigrant without lawful status,

[00:41:30] you cannot get those things.

[00:41:32] At least not in most states.

[00:41:33] It varies a little bit by state,

[00:41:35] but yeah,

[00:41:36] I was going to say,

[00:41:37] uh,

[00:41:37] for example,

[00:41:38] where we live,

[00:41:41] you cannot.

[00:41:42] California.

[00:41:44] Yeah.

[00:41:44] Well,

[00:41:44] and that that's,

[00:41:45] so I also think that those sanctuary states are going to get hit hardest first.

[00:41:50] No,

[00:41:50] Max is,

[00:41:51] Max has a green card.

[00:41:52] Max is good.

[00:41:53] No,

[00:41:53] I didn't mean like that.

[00:41:54] Damn,

[00:41:55] man,

[00:41:55] making me out.

[00:41:56] I ain't saying nothing better.

[00:41:58] You racist fuck.

[00:41:59] No,

[00:42:00] I,

[00:42:00] yeah.

[00:42:02] He'd say,

[00:42:03] he'd say the same thing.

[00:42:06] Yeah.

[00:42:07] He's a,

[00:42:07] I talked with him tonight.

[00:42:09] Finally for the first time.

[00:42:10] Cool guy.

[00:42:11] Yeah,

[00:42:12] he is.

[00:42:13] He's a,

[00:42:13] he's,

[00:42:14] he's a character,

[00:42:14] but we love him.

[00:42:17] Shout out to hand.

[00:42:19] Dude.

[00:42:19] I love again forever.

[00:42:21] Well,

[00:42:21] again,

[00:42:22] that's how,

[00:42:23] that's how we even got involved.

[00:42:24] I don't know if we're allowed to say it.

[00:42:26] I don't know if we're allowed to say it,

[00:42:27] but did you hear the,

[00:42:28] the new track?

[00:42:30] Um,

[00:42:31] I'm not going to mention any names or anything like that,

[00:42:33] but yeah,

[00:42:34] we'll have to text.

[00:42:35] I probably.

[00:42:36] Yeah.

[00:42:36] Yeah.

[00:42:37] Yeah.

[00:42:38] Yeah.

[00:42:38] It's a very notable song.

[00:42:40] Like they all are.

[00:42:42] Yeah.

[00:42:43] It was,

[00:42:43] it was so good.

[00:42:44] But anyway,

[00:42:44] I generally hear them back to the,

[00:42:47] I'm generally the first person to hear them that is not working on them

[00:42:50] directly.

[00:42:50] So probably,

[00:42:52] um,

[00:42:52] that being said,

[00:42:53] so here's my prescription,

[00:42:54] right?

[00:42:55] Because again,

[00:42:55] I don't agree on people getting away scot-free,

[00:42:57] but I also think that a mass deportation is not only immoral,

[00:43:00] um,

[00:43:01] to,

[00:43:01] to that scale,

[00:43:02] to the scale that I'm talking about,

[00:43:03] but it's also,

[00:43:03] logistically just unsound.

[00:43:05] So my solution solves the problem and helps fix the problem in its own.

[00:43:10] So my solution would be,

[00:43:12] you know,

[00:43:13] they come out,

[00:43:14] they close the border,

[00:43:16] at least temporarily to get everything under control.

[00:43:18] And they put out a statement like,

[00:43:20] this is the policy of the Trump,

[00:43:22] uh,

[00:43:23] you,

[00:43:23] USCIS.

[00:43:25] If you have committed a violent crime inside the United States and you are here

[00:43:29] illegally,

[00:43:30] you are going to get deported.

[00:43:32] Period.

[00:43:33] If you brought drugs across the southern border,

[00:43:37] you are going to get deported.

[00:43:39] Period.

[00:43:40] Period.

[00:43:40] Now,

[00:43:42] if you come willingly,

[00:43:44] it's just going to be a lot easier for you and you will basically not run the risk of getting injured.

[00:43:52] Like,

[00:43:53] you know,

[00:43:53] they're,

[00:43:54] they're going to be hunting these people down.

[00:43:55] However,

[00:43:56] if you are here unlawfully,

[00:43:59] and you want to stay in the United States,

[00:44:02] you need to register with a new program that is,

[00:44:06] uh,

[00:44:07] it would be,

[00:44:07] I don't know what you would call it,

[00:44:08] but like a,

[00:44:09] a path to citizenship program where basically you meet with somebody from the department.

[00:44:14] And this is going to take a while.

[00:44:15] So people have to register and you have to meet with the immigration official eventually,

[00:44:19] and they will figure out,

[00:44:22] you know,

[00:44:23] what your current situation is.

[00:44:24] If you have a family,

[00:44:25] are you married to us citizen?

[00:44:27] Are you married to a green card holder?

[00:44:28] Are you married?

[00:44:29] And both of you are technically on law,

[00:44:31] on lawful status.

[00:44:33] You're speaking of the ones here in the United States,

[00:44:35] right?

[00:44:35] Correct.

[00:44:36] That are already here.

[00:44:37] Okay.

[00:44:38] Well,

[00:44:39] well,

[00:44:39] I was going to say,

[00:44:39] so I've got a much simpler and quicker and more efficient way.

[00:44:44] Um,

[00:44:45] instead of doing all that category bullshit,

[00:44:47] if they are here in the States,

[00:44:49] they are law abiding citizens minus the illegal crossing.

[00:44:54] And they proven to be law abiding citizens.

[00:44:57] They're fast tracked for citizenship.

[00:44:59] I'm okay.

[00:45:00] Okay.

[00:45:00] Fair enough.

[00:45:00] The reason I'm going,

[00:45:01] if they're paying taxes and whatnot,

[00:45:03] sure.

[00:45:03] I mean,

[00:45:04] I don't really care for taxes,

[00:45:05] but Hey,

[00:45:06] whatever.

[00:45:06] Okay,

[00:45:06] cool,

[00:45:06] cool.

[00:45:07] So,

[00:45:07] okay.

[00:45:07] So actually,

[00:45:08] yeah,

[00:45:08] I'm going to simplify this,

[00:45:09] but they're going to have to know what your story is just to have it on record.

[00:45:13] Right.

[00:45:14] So they can see about if,

[00:45:15] if the illegal border crossing is the only blemish on your record.

[00:45:19] Okay.

[00:45:20] It's a misdemeanor part of the,

[00:45:22] it's,

[00:45:22] it's a misdemeanor.

[00:45:23] So,

[00:45:23] so you're,

[00:45:24] so you're going to pay a fine.

[00:45:25] You're flat out going to pay a fine.

[00:45:27] And that money from the,

[00:45:29] and I mean,

[00:45:30] it can be a stiff fine.

[00:45:31] It can be like,

[00:45:33] it can be in the thousands.

[00:45:34] I'm not really opposed to that because the reason I say that is most,

[00:45:39] even most immigrants period,

[00:45:40] but certainly illegal immigrants already spend thousands of dollars with immigration attorneys anyway.

[00:45:46] So,

[00:45:46] yeah,

[00:45:47] but the only thing about that is,

[00:45:49] is all it does is literally open us up for more illegal immigration.

[00:45:52] Well,

[00:45:53] no,

[00:45:53] that's why you closed the border.

[00:45:54] That's on the wrist.

[00:45:55] No,

[00:45:55] that's why you closed the border first.

[00:45:57] After nevermind.

[00:45:58] Nevermind.

[00:45:58] I'm stupid.

[00:45:59] Yeah.

[00:45:59] Well,

[00:45:59] here's the thing.

[00:46:00] This is why we said change the laws.

[00:46:01] You close the border first.

[00:46:03] And the other reason you register is because they are also going to ask for a record of your family.

[00:46:08] And that way,

[00:46:09] if you want to help your family members come to the country,

[00:46:13] they have a paper trail prove.

[00:46:15] And then it becomes easier for people to come in that way once the situation is fixed.

[00:46:21] But you have to close the border first in order to do that temporarily.

[00:46:24] And you let people know the sooner we get this mess figured up,

[00:46:28] the sooner the border opens again,

[00:46:29] and we allow lawful crossings,

[00:46:30] this,

[00:46:31] that,

[00:46:31] and the other.

[00:46:32] So,

[00:46:32] but the fines that these people are going to pay,

[00:46:35] guess what that goes towards?

[00:46:39] It goes to hire more immigration.

[00:46:42] Well,

[00:46:43] no,

[00:46:43] in this case,

[00:46:44] that money would go directly to,

[00:46:46] you know,

[00:46:46] hiring more immigration judges,

[00:46:48] more immigration officials,

[00:46:49] more border patrol.

[00:46:51] However,

[00:46:51] you want to decide new lawful entries.

[00:46:54] And the other dudes seriously may make them pay for all that.

[00:46:58] That's what I'm saying.

[00:46:59] Yeah.

[00:46:59] That's what I'm saying.

[00:47:00] And,

[00:47:01] and,

[00:47:03] and,

[00:47:04] and,

[00:47:05] there's weight.

[00:47:06] There's more.

[00:47:07] There's more.

[00:47:07] There's more.

[00:47:08] The only way this is going to work is if the United States changes its immigration law to be clearer,

[00:47:15] easier to enter legally,

[00:47:16] but the penalties going forward for illegal entry are stiffer.

[00:47:21] And you make sure that people know that.

[00:47:24] I mean,

[00:47:24] signage on the border wall telling people,

[00:47:26] if you cross this border illegally,

[00:47:29] you will be da da da da da,

[00:47:31] whatever the penalty is.

[00:47:32] But if you go over to this port of entry and speak to a,

[00:47:36] you know,

[00:47:37] immigration official,

[00:47:39] you'll be able to enter the,

[00:47:40] enter the country legally after they find out what you want to do and this,

[00:47:44] that,

[00:47:44] and the other.

[00:47:47] I mean,

[00:47:47] it's,

[00:47:48] it's gotta be that way,

[00:47:49] but I think it's just morally reprehensible.

[00:47:52] Like,

[00:47:52] and Trump's gotta be careful too,

[00:47:53] because if he wants to lose the Republicans,

[00:47:55] the next two elections,

[00:47:57] all he needs to do is have a bunch of pictures and videos of people being ripped at,

[00:48:02] like their children being ripped out of their arms and being handcuffed and thrown into the back of a van.

[00:48:07] You only need a couple of those images and Trump will lose Republicans elections forever.

[00:48:12] And I think he knows that.

[00:48:15] I don't think,

[00:48:16] I mean,

[00:48:18] Trump doesn't have to worry about any more elections,

[00:48:19] so he's good.

[00:48:20] It's not,

[00:48:21] I'm not talking about him.

[00:48:21] I'm talking about the Republicans.

[00:48:23] Oh,

[00:48:24] I'm sorry.

[00:48:25] Yeah.

[00:48:26] I'm,

[00:48:27] I'm halfway here.

[00:48:29] Yeah.

[00:48:29] So I,

[00:48:30] like Trump,

[00:48:31] Trump's,

[00:48:32] I know Trump probably doesn't think he has to tow this line,

[00:48:34] but Republican leadership knows they have to tow this line pretty carefully because if like a picture of,

[00:48:41] you know,

[00:48:42] six gang members being put in handcuffs and put in the back of a van is going to get cheers,

[00:48:46] right?

[00:48:47] That's going to be popular.

[00:48:48] The first time they rip a child out of somebody's arms and put them in handcuffs,

[00:48:54] public's going to turn against them because that is not a good look.

[00:48:58] It's just not.

[00:48:59] You sure?

[00:48:59] Yes,

[00:49:00] I'm sure.

[00:49:01] You remember,

[00:49:01] you know,

[00:49:02] the public's okay with ripping a baby from the womb.

[00:49:05] Well,

[00:49:05] I mean,

[00:49:05] fair enough.

[00:49:06] but you remember Elian Gonzalez.

[00:49:09] Okay.

[00:49:10] So this was back in the nineties.

[00:49:11] Clinton was still president.

[00:49:12] Elian Gonzalez was a Cuban migrant who crossed the border illegally.

[00:49:17] And as a child from Cuba,

[00:49:19] and he was staying with family.

[00:49:21] Now,

[00:49:22] um,

[00:49:23] I don't remember the reasons why.

[00:49:25] Yeah.

[00:49:26] And,

[00:49:26] and it ended up that they extradited him back to Cuba and police.

[00:49:31] And he didn't know anything and he was just stuck there,

[00:49:34] but go ahead.

[00:49:34] The iconic image of Elian.

[00:49:36] I believe he was in a closet crying and screaming as,

[00:49:39] um,

[00:49:40] I think it was INS.

[00:49:41] It was INS at the time or ice was basically taking him out of the house,

[00:49:46] armed people doing this,

[00:49:48] mind you.

[00:49:48] And that image did not look good for the Clinton administration at all.

[00:49:53] I think this was like 96.

[00:49:57] It was not,

[00:49:57] but you know,

[00:49:58] the funny thing is like there weren't a whole,

[00:50:01] I mean,

[00:50:01] yeah,

[00:50:01] that there were probably a small group of people up in arms about it.

[00:50:04] But like,

[00:50:04] do you remember how like,

[00:50:05] no,

[00:50:06] the entire,

[00:50:06] like the entire country was up in arms about it.

[00:50:08] Everybody was saying,

[00:50:09] because keep in mind,

[00:50:11] the law says that you did,

[00:50:13] we were in school.

[00:50:14] We,

[00:50:14] we learned about it in school.

[00:50:15] It's just,

[00:50:16] most people forgot about it.

[00:50:16] Look up Elian Gonzalez.

[00:50:18] Um,

[00:50:19] a lot of people in the U S were saying that they should have let him stay,

[00:50:23] even though the law dictated that he'd be sent back to Cuba.

[00:50:29] But a lot of people were saying that he came here when he was a baby.

[00:50:32] No,

[00:50:33] he was young,

[00:50:33] but I don't think it was a baby.

[00:50:35] I think he was like,

[00:50:37] I think he was four to six,

[00:50:40] two or three.

[00:50:41] Yeah.

[00:50:42] That's way too young.

[00:50:43] And if it was like 14 or 16,

[00:50:44] I could,

[00:50:44] I could kind of see it because then they would have some record of family that he could go to,

[00:50:48] but like,

[00:50:49] well,

[00:50:49] no,

[00:50:50] he was saying with family.

[00:50:50] It was standing with extent.

[00:50:52] I think he was staying with an aunt and uncle.

[00:50:54] No.

[00:50:55] And no,

[00:50:56] I mean,

[00:50:56] if they were sending him back to wherever he came from,

[00:50:58] Oh no,

[00:50:58] his parents were in,

[00:50:59] well,

[00:50:59] I mean,

[00:51:00] obviously wherever his parents came from.

[00:51:01] Oh,

[00:51:02] so his parents were in Cuba.

[00:51:03] Mm.

[00:51:06] So he got sent back to his parents.

[00:51:08] Yes,

[00:51:08] he did,

[00:51:08] but he was sent to the U S by his parents to try to have a better,

[00:51:13] you know,

[00:51:15] so that's what I'm saying.

[00:51:16] I don't,

[00:51:17] I don't jive with that.

[00:51:18] I'm not getting rid of my child just because I think I have it bad.

[00:51:22] I'm going to try to make it better or try to,

[00:51:25] well,

[00:51:26] you know,

[00:51:26] try to try to move.

[00:51:27] so I know you can,

[00:51:28] I know,

[00:51:29] but they,

[00:51:29] but they can't,

[00:51:30] but they can't,

[00:51:31] they can't do that.

[00:51:32] That's the point.

[00:51:32] They're not allowed to leave Cuba.

[00:51:35] Now,

[00:51:35] listen,

[00:51:36] I'm saying all these things.

[00:51:37] I've never been in these people's shoes,

[00:51:39] so I don't know what I would do.

[00:51:40] I can sit here and say all the things I want to say,

[00:51:42] but at the end of the day,

[00:51:43] what I probably do,

[00:51:44] what they're going to do,

[00:51:44] find a situation.

[00:51:45] The thing of it is,

[00:51:46] is I've talked to people more than a few people who have traveled from South

[00:51:50] America.

[00:51:52] Hypocrite.

[00:51:53] Some of,

[00:51:53] some of it on foot all the way from South America,

[00:51:56] from various countries to the United States.

[00:51:59] And I've heard what they've gone through.

[00:52:01] And the way I see it,

[00:52:02] if people are willing to traverse continents on foot for the chance of a better life,

[00:52:09] I say,

[00:52:09] bienvenidos.

[00:52:11] Come on in.

[00:52:13] What?

[00:52:13] I really turned this into an immigration topic.

[00:52:15] Yeah,

[00:52:16] no,

[00:52:16] I don't want to,

[00:52:16] I don't want to stay here because let's move on.

[00:52:19] Let's move on.

[00:52:20] So all I'm saying in closing is that I,

[00:52:22] I just want more information.

[00:52:25] I just want more information,

[00:52:26] but that's what I think is going to happen.

[00:52:27] So I don't think it's going to be that big of a deal,

[00:52:30] but I think Trump is purposefully making people nervous so he can use it as a bargaining chip to get as well.

[00:52:35] I truly believe that.

[00:52:36] That being said,

[00:52:37] let's move on to something that we both like.

[00:52:40] Make America healthy again.

[00:52:43] Absolutely.

[00:52:44] I'm so,

[00:52:44] I'm so stoked for that.

[00:52:45] Oh,

[00:52:45] dude,

[00:52:45] I'm so happy.

[00:52:47] Which actually leads me into our first.

[00:52:48] just because my kids,

[00:52:49] not me really,

[00:52:50] because.

[00:52:51] Well,

[00:52:51] me too.

[00:52:51] Me too.

[00:52:52] They yellow five,

[00:52:54] like anything with like yellow five or yellow six or red 40,

[00:52:56] dude,

[00:52:57] they're,

[00:52:57] they're insane.

[00:52:58] Like I love my kids,

[00:53:00] but like literally like these three simple dies make kids insane.

[00:53:05] Like,

[00:53:06] and,

[00:53:06] and it's,

[00:53:07] it's in everything.

[00:53:08] Like if you want to go to the store other than like all these,

[00:53:11] which a lot of their stuff comes from China,

[00:53:13] I won't get into that.

[00:53:15] But,

[00:53:16] um,

[00:53:17] yeah,

[00:53:18] sorry.

[00:53:19] No,

[00:53:19] no,

[00:53:19] you're good.

[00:53:20] You heard that.

[00:53:20] Yeah,

[00:53:21] I did.

[00:53:21] Um,

[00:53:22] but that's good segue for the first sponsorship spot,

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[00:53:40] Um,

[00:53:41] I already have,

[00:53:42] I have my first religion episode coming out.

[00:53:45] I interviewed,

[00:53:46] uh,

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[00:54:01] Worst case scenario,

[00:54:02] it'll be next week.

[00:54:03] And then for December,

[00:54:04] I have an interview lined up for next week,

[00:54:06] but I'm talking to Nat,

[00:54:08] the,

[00:54:10] Oh God,

[00:54:11] what's her full title?

[00:54:12] Um,

[00:54:13] she's a holistic wellness coach.

[00:54:15] And I actually found her on Tik TOK and I was intrigued by this,

[00:54:20] uh,

[00:54:20] wellness health map that she had.

[00:54:22] That's a marriage of homeopathy and modern medicine.

[00:54:24] But when knowing when to do which,

[00:54:27] because my biggest thing about sort of,

[00:54:30] you know,

[00:54:30] like homeopathy is that these people,

[00:54:32] some of these people are clinically insane because they're like,

[00:54:35] you can totally treat cancer by eating beetroot.

[00:54:39] And it's like,

[00:54:40] no,

[00:54:41] you can prevent cancer by eating well,

[00:54:43] but once you have it,

[00:54:45] you,

[00:54:45] you need,

[00:54:46] generally speaking,

[00:54:47] you need other things,

[00:54:47] but that interview is,

[00:54:49] you need to not feed a cancer,

[00:54:50] but like,

[00:54:51] God,

[00:54:51] I'm sorry.

[00:54:52] Yeah.

[00:54:52] Yeah.

[00:54:52] Go ahead.

[00:54:53] Well,

[00:54:54] no.

[00:54:54] So that interview with Nat is coming and that one's going to be amazing.

[00:54:57] So you don't miss out on those.

[00:54:59] Just go ahead and subscribe to RTA media.

[00:55:02] It's in the description and check out some of our other podcasts,

[00:55:04] including our friend Sosa,

[00:55:06] uh,

[00:55:06] did an interview with him.

[00:55:07] We mentioned max virus Vox interviewed him and his band,

[00:55:11] uh,

[00:55:12] back in the day.

[00:55:12] It's how we first met.

[00:55:13] And there's,

[00:55:14] there's a lot of good episodes in there.

[00:55:15] So check that out.

[00:55:16] Um,

[00:55:17] but yeah,

[00:55:17] I'm all for my,

[00:55:18] my,

[00:55:20] my,

[00:55:22] my,

[00:55:25] I'm so healthy again,

[00:55:28] Mike America,

[00:55:29] healthy again.

[00:55:29] I didn't know we were unhealthy,

[00:55:31] you know,

[00:55:32] um,

[00:55:33] like how,

[00:55:34] uh,

[00:55:34] in shape RFK is compared to the health director we have now.

[00:55:39] It's ridiculous that you're going to have an overweight person.

[00:55:42] Oh,

[00:55:44] not only that,

[00:55:45] but also mentally ill for reasons that I'm not going to get into right now,

[00:55:49] but wait,

[00:55:50] wait,

[00:55:50] wait,

[00:55:50] is that,

[00:55:51] is the health director of the,

[00:55:52] uh,

[00:55:52] yeah.

[00:55:54] Okay.

[00:55:55] Yeah.

[00:55:55] Trans,

[00:55:56] uh,

[00:55:57] anyway,

[00:55:59] make America gay again.

[00:56:03] Actually,

[00:56:04] you know what?

[00:56:04] I think I saw somebody talking about that.

[00:56:05] No,

[00:56:06] no,

[00:56:06] no,

[00:56:06] no,

[00:56:06] no.

[00:56:06] I think I actually,

[00:56:08] I think I actually saw,

[00:56:10] I don't quote me,

[00:56:11] but for some reason,

[00:56:12] I seem to remember somebody on like Tik TOK or somewhere saying that,

[00:56:14] but it was basically like gays against trans in the kids where they're

[00:56:18] basically like,

[00:56:19] listen,

[00:56:19] these kids are just gay.

[00:56:21] Like,

[00:56:22] exactly.

[00:56:23] You know,

[00:56:23] and there's nothing like,

[00:56:25] so they were like,

[00:56:25] I don't care.

[00:56:27] Yeah.

[00:56:29] Who cares?

[00:56:30] I know.

[00:56:30] I'm like,

[00:56:30] that's funny.

[00:56:32] what did you see that video?

[00:56:33] Old fogies.

[00:56:34] Did you see that video with,

[00:56:35] uh,

[00:56:36] Trump was doing a speech?

[00:56:37] He was like,

[00:56:37] where's gays for Trump?

[00:56:39] And he was like,

[00:56:40] and then apparently someone in the audience is waving.

[00:56:42] He was like,

[00:56:42] you don't look gay.

[00:56:46] I think I did see that.

[00:56:48] He's like,

[00:56:48] you don't look very good.

[00:56:49] You don't look gay.

[00:56:51] You're good.

[00:56:53] That was so funny.

[00:56:54] But yeah,

[00:56:55] man,

[00:56:55] I want RFK.

[00:56:56] I want RFK.

[00:56:57] And you'll be,

[00:56:57] you'll be proud of me.

[00:56:59] So I remember one time we,

[00:57:01] we didn't argue,

[00:57:02] but we sort of came on different positions of fluoride in water.

[00:57:06] For example,

[00:57:07] I have changed my stance because I learned a very important piece of

[00:57:12] information.

[00:57:14] Neurotoxin.

[00:57:14] Go ahead.

[00:57:15] No,

[00:57:15] I learned that when that was sort of brought about,

[00:57:19] it was because toothpaste was not widely available to the vast majority of

[00:57:23] people.

[00:57:24] Now that it is fluoride in water's benefits may not necessarily outweigh the

[00:57:30] risk factors because I understood the logic.

[00:57:34] And if you do a cost,

[00:57:35] a lot of these health decisions are honestly cost benefit analysis.

[00:57:38] So for example,

[00:57:39] if most people don't have access to toothpaste,

[00:57:42] having fluoride in the water is a net positive benefit.

[00:57:45] However,

[00:57:46] if people have access to toothpaste and can clean their teeth that way,

[00:57:51] you probably do,

[00:57:53] or at least it opens up the question of let's do some research and see if this

[00:57:58] is necessary anymore.

[00:58:00] You are using less fluoride brushing your teeth than you are drinking water

[00:58:04] because the thing is like,

[00:58:05] Oh,

[00:58:05] it's only so many parts per million.

[00:58:07] It's like,

[00:58:07] yeah,

[00:58:07] but if you drink enough water,

[00:58:09] that's forever.

[00:58:11] Right.

[00:58:11] Right.

[00:58:11] And you know,

[00:58:12] that's,

[00:58:12] you don't get,

[00:58:13] and honestly,

[00:58:14] I'm not a fan of it being in toothpaste either.

[00:58:16] Like now the thing is they put it on the bottle.

[00:58:18] So I don't,

[00:58:19] I don't have a problem with that.

[00:58:20] Like,

[00:58:20] you know,

[00:58:20] make it known,

[00:58:21] make it known.

[00:58:22] And I don't care.

[00:58:23] Like I'll buy something else,

[00:58:24] you know,

[00:58:25] but some alternatives too.

[00:58:26] Yeah.

[00:58:26] Cause they make it so cheap.

[00:58:28] I'll be honest though.

[00:58:29] I'm a big fan of activated charcoal for toothpaste.

[00:58:32] I use,

[00:58:32] we use,

[00:58:33] I don't know what it is,

[00:58:40] so if you're in the Columbus,

[00:58:41] Columbus area that they,

[00:58:43] they sell soaps and different types of,

[00:58:46] well,

[00:58:47] they have toothpaste,

[00:58:49] bar soap,

[00:58:50] hand soap,

[00:58:51] shampoos,

[00:58:52] like all,

[00:58:52] like a lot of different things like that.

[00:58:55] And honestly,

[00:58:56] we've switched over a lot of stuff and just got rid of like so many chemicals out of our,

[00:59:02] out of our diet,

[00:59:03] off of our bodies,

[00:59:04] you know,

[00:59:04] because dude,

[00:59:06] every day you're literally showering with so many different chemicals.

[00:59:09] Like I'm not,

[00:59:10] because I buy one of the store and buying stuff.

[00:59:12] I buy my expensive ass.

[00:59:14] so dude,

[00:59:16] that stuff smells so good,

[00:59:17] but yet like,

[00:59:18] I'm wondering,

[00:59:19] like,

[00:59:19] I haven't really looked into it,

[00:59:21] but like,

[00:59:21] what's the fragrance?

[00:59:22] Because there's no way it can be that strong without being chemical.

[00:59:25] No,

[00:59:26] it's like,

[00:59:26] it is.

[00:59:26] No,

[00:59:27] it is.

[00:59:27] It all has essential oils.

[00:59:29] It is.

[00:59:29] It's,

[00:59:29] it all has to do with the substrate you use.

[00:59:31] So,

[00:59:32] okay.

[00:59:33] We're going to nerd out here for a minute.

[00:59:35] So not,

[00:59:36] the sponsor,

[00:59:36] but our,

[00:59:37] our friends at Stevie Wicks,

[00:59:39] right?

[00:59:39] So they use 100% soy wax,

[00:59:42] even in their colored candles,

[00:59:44] which is rare.

[00:59:44] Usually colored candles are at least a soy paraffin blend,

[00:59:48] if not totally paraffin.

[00:59:49] What is paraffin you ask?

[00:59:51] Paraffin is essentially a petroleum product that is a known carcinogen.

[00:59:54] So if you're buying paraffin candles and burning them,

[00:59:57] you're essentially burning petroleum in your,

[01:00:02] it's the same thing as lighting up.

[01:00:04] And you're breathing it in.

[01:00:04] Yeah,

[01:00:04] exactly.

[01:00:05] And you're breathing it in.

[01:00:06] Whereas this,

[01:00:07] it burns cleaner.

[01:00:08] I mean,

[01:00:09] don't get,

[01:00:10] don't inhale the smoke.

[01:00:11] Smoke,

[01:00:12] generally speaking,

[01:00:12] is bad,

[01:00:13] but it's not a carcinogen,

[01:00:15] right?

[01:00:17] So that being said,

[01:00:19] soy can actually hold,

[01:00:22] the way it bonds with the scent oils,

[01:00:24] it can actually hold more scent than paraffin can,

[01:00:27] because of the structure of the chemicals involved.

[01:00:32] So soy is a better product.

[01:00:35] The problem is it's more expensive than paraffin,

[01:00:37] largely because of oil subsidies,

[01:00:39] petroleum subsidies.

[01:00:41] If those were not there,

[01:00:42] soy would actually be cheaper.

[01:00:45] Nice.

[01:00:45] So that's,

[01:00:46] that's the reason,

[01:00:47] like your plastics,

[01:00:48] a lot of the reasons plastic is used instead of say,

[01:00:50] like plastic made from bamboo fibers,

[01:00:53] for example,

[01:00:53] which are actually better and biodegradable.

[01:00:57] And just as good in terms of holding structure,

[01:01:00] like bamboo straws,

[01:01:02] bamboo,

[01:01:02] bamboo or hemp.

[01:01:03] Both,

[01:01:03] both are good.

[01:01:05] Yeah.

[01:01:06] Like,

[01:01:06] seriously,

[01:01:06] seriously,

[01:01:06] like guys,

[01:01:07] like I know hemp has somewhat been federally decriminalized,

[01:01:12] uh,

[01:01:14] or I don't know,

[01:01:15] but like,

[01:01:16] uh,

[01:01:16] why the hell are we not doing hemp paper and hemp rope and all these other

[01:01:20] things?

[01:01:21] Like because of petroleum trees alone for a little bit because of petroleum

[01:01:24] and timber subsidies.

[01:01:27] So in the lands that we're drilling on is what you're saying.

[01:01:31] No,

[01:01:32] no,

[01:01:32] no.

[01:01:32] Just the subsidization of the entire petroleum industry.

[01:01:37] Oh,

[01:01:37] I'm not falling.

[01:01:38] I guess they get massive subsidies from the government to create petroleum

[01:01:42] products where the government basically subsidizes their business.

[01:01:45] They give them money to do the things that they're doing.

[01:01:48] And that keeps prices low theoretically,

[01:01:50] but in this case,

[01:01:51] yes,

[01:01:51] it's true.

[01:01:53] But no,

[01:01:54] how,

[01:01:54] how does that,

[01:01:55] uh,

[01:01:55] how does that coincide with a hemp paper and not using trees?

[01:01:58] Because those aren't subsidized.

[01:02:02] Trees are subsidized.

[01:02:04] The timber industry.

[01:02:05] I don't know if it still is,

[01:02:06] but it was,

[01:02:08] I'm trying to find the connection.

[01:02:09] In fact,

[01:02:10] in fact,

[01:02:10] the only reason marijuana is the schedule,

[01:02:12] the way it is,

[01:02:13] is because of a hit piece back in the 1930s from,

[01:02:15] um,

[01:02:17] Oh,

[01:02:17] I forget his name,

[01:02:18] but he owned the largest timber company in the United States and hemp was

[01:02:21] going to compete with his business.

[01:02:23] So subject,

[01:02:25] blah,

[01:02:25] blah,

[01:02:25] blah.

[01:02:27] I mean,

[01:02:28] essentially,

[01:02:28] have you,

[01:02:29] have you,

[01:02:29] have you seen,

[01:02:30] uh,

[01:02:31] Oh,

[01:02:31] what's that movie with,

[01:02:32] uh,

[01:02:33] I know you've probably seen it.

[01:02:34] Uh,

[01:02:34] they're literally smoking pot throughout the entire movie and then they get a

[01:02:37] car chase and then they witness a murder.

[01:02:39] What is that movie called?

[01:02:40] Pineapple express pineapple,

[01:02:41] pineapple express dude.

[01:02:42] Have you,

[01:02:43] have you seen that?

[01:02:43] Oh yeah.

[01:02:45] Okay.

[01:02:45] And just making sure,

[01:02:46] like,

[01:02:46] I know that's not,

[01:02:47] I know that stuff's out of your forte.

[01:02:49] I don't know what I,

[01:02:50] it's funny.

[01:02:51] The first,

[01:02:51] the first time I watched it,

[01:02:53] I didn't really like it,

[01:02:53] but then I watched it again and I was like,

[01:02:55] Oh,

[01:02:55] this movie is great.

[01:02:56] This movie is brilliant.

[01:02:57] That's like Cheech and Chong back in the day.

[01:02:59] Like dude,

[01:02:59] like some people didn't get it and I was just rolling.

[01:03:02] Like that stuff was so funny.

[01:03:03] I didn't even know it was about pot or anything like that.

[01:03:06] Like I knew they were smoking something,

[01:03:07] but I was,

[01:03:08] dude,

[01:03:08] I was like,

[01:03:08] it's true,

[01:03:09] man.

[01:03:10] Oh man.

[01:03:12] Oh man.

[01:03:13] Uh,

[01:03:13] yeah.

[01:03:14] So,

[01:03:14] but I'm,

[01:03:14] I,

[01:03:15] dude,

[01:03:15] I want them to get all this bullshit out of our food because like,

[01:03:20] I mean,

[01:03:20] just think of it's,

[01:03:21] it's really not that hard.

[01:03:22] Like a lot,

[01:03:23] kind of like this going forward.

[01:03:25] If it's banned in Europe,

[01:03:26] just go ahead and ban it here.

[01:03:30] I mean,

[01:03:31] like just look at them and then look at us and then look how overweight America

[01:03:35] is versus a lot of the European nations.

[01:03:38] So it's like,

[01:03:38] Oh,

[01:03:39] so they don't have this on their food.

[01:03:40] You can literally go there and eat your face off and not really,

[01:03:43] I mean,

[01:03:43] yeah,

[01:03:44] you'll,

[01:03:44] you might gain a little bit if you eat a lot.

[01:03:46] I'm telling you right now,

[01:03:48] I'm telling you right now,

[01:03:49] when I went to Mexico,

[01:03:50] I was there for 10 days,

[01:03:52] 10 or 14 days,

[01:03:53] 14 days.

[01:03:54] I ate like a fucking pig and I'm not healthy.

[01:03:58] Generally speaking,

[01:03:59] like it's a lot of meat,

[01:04:00] potatoes,

[01:04:00] and bread.

[01:04:01] Like it's not,

[01:04:03] I actually requested to go to one restaurant just because I knew that they

[01:04:06] had vegetables there.

[01:04:08] That was what the diet was like.

[01:04:10] I lost weight when I was there.

[01:04:13] Oh,

[01:04:13] I think I lost you,

[01:04:14] man.

[01:04:15] I've got,

[01:04:16] I've got a problem with vegetables.

[01:04:17] I,

[01:04:18] I,

[01:04:18] I honestly think that vegetables have a,

[01:04:20] they are way too like pushed and,

[01:04:22] and,

[01:04:23] and hear me out.

[01:04:24] Like everyone's like,

[01:04:24] Oh,

[01:04:24] what do you mean?

[01:04:25] It's like,

[01:04:25] they,

[01:04:26] they do have an abundance of vitamins,

[01:04:29] which makes them very good.

[01:04:30] But the thing is,

[01:04:31] if you're a certain type of a body,

[01:04:33] like I know that sounds kind of weird,

[01:04:34] but like if,

[01:04:35] if you have a certain type of,

[01:04:36] I don't know,

[01:04:37] genetic makeup,

[01:04:39] if,

[01:04:41] how am I going to word this?

[01:04:43] If you have a certain type of genetic makeup,

[01:04:45] like they are going to affect you differently with inflammation,

[01:04:49] uh,

[01:04:50] specifically potatoes,

[01:04:51] they're nightshade.

[01:04:52] And so they are very inflammatory.

[01:04:53] Like,

[01:04:54] uh,

[01:04:54] obviously everybody should know that by now,

[01:04:56] but broccoli is actually inflammatory.

[01:04:58] So like if,

[01:04:59] if you,

[01:04:59] uh,

[01:05:00] like are in the midst of cancer,

[01:05:01] like honestly,

[01:05:03] with what research I've done and you can,

[01:05:05] you can all go look this up yourself,

[01:05:08] Google's free,

[01:05:09] but anyway,

[01:05:10] so,

[01:05:10] um,

[01:05:10] when I was reading up on this stuff,

[01:05:12] like,

[01:05:12] uh,

[01:05:12] they were,

[01:05:13] um,

[01:05:16] basically certain vegetables,

[01:05:17] not all of them.

[01:05:17] Um,

[01:05:18] they're not all created equal,

[01:05:19] but,

[01:05:20] um,

[01:05:20] certain ones cause inflammation and,

[01:05:22] you know,

[01:05:23] like obviously if there's not a high carbohydrate,

[01:05:25] uh,

[01:05:26] amount,

[01:05:27] like it's not going to affect you cancer wise,

[01:05:29] simply just because carbohydrates turned into glucose,

[01:05:32] which is blood,

[01:05:33] which is sugar.

[01:05:34] So obviously sugar feeds cancer.

[01:05:36] So like if you eliminate even those and only essentially,

[01:05:40] okay.

[01:05:40] But technically everything you eat turns or fast,

[01:05:44] uh,

[01:05:45] I don't,

[01:05:45] I don't,

[01:05:46] I don't know why I got on a cancer tangent.

[01:05:47] I like,

[01:05:48] I,

[01:05:48] my cancer is on my mind.

[01:05:49] My,

[01:05:50] my father-in-law has cancer and like,

[01:05:52] we,

[01:05:52] we,

[01:05:53] we try to talk and talk and talk,

[01:05:55] but like they,

[01:05:55] they don't listen and he's still eating carbohydrates and he's still like

[01:05:58] drinking milk and eating tons of cheese and stuff like this.

[01:06:01] And then he's wondering why his stomach's hurting him and this and that.

[01:06:04] And it's like,

[01:06:05] this is why.

[01:06:06] Well,

[01:06:07] but see that milk's a good example.

[01:06:09] Milk's probably a better example though,

[01:06:10] because honestly,

[01:06:11] like take somebody like me or poison milk.

[01:06:14] Well,

[01:06:14] no,

[01:06:14] I mean somebody like me,

[01:06:15] like I drink milk and it,

[01:06:17] it does wonders for me.

[01:06:19] I feel great.

[01:06:20] It doesn't mess with my stomach.

[01:06:22] I mean,

[01:06:22] it,

[01:06:23] anybody who drinks too much milk,

[01:06:24] it will mess with your stomach,

[01:06:25] but that's,

[01:06:27] that's everybody,

[01:06:27] but it's,

[01:06:28] it's a lot.

[01:06:29] You have to drink a lot of milk and you drink it on an empty stomach.

[01:06:32] Yeah.

[01:06:33] Okay.

[01:06:34] Well,

[01:06:34] dude,

[01:06:34] I,

[01:06:34] I used to love milk.

[01:06:35] Like I can't anymore.

[01:06:36] Like,

[01:06:37] honestly,

[01:06:37] I think that milk changed from when we were kids.

[01:06:40] Like something changed in it.

[01:06:41] Like I buy,

[01:06:42] I buy,

[01:06:43] I buy,

[01:06:43] I buy primo organic milk.

[01:06:45] I do.

[01:06:46] I,

[01:06:46] I buy the,

[01:06:47] well,

[01:06:47] okay.

[01:06:48] The no additives and,

[01:06:49] you know,

[01:06:50] it's still pasteurized though.

[01:06:51] Right.

[01:06:52] Well,

[01:06:52] yeah,

[01:06:52] because that's okay.

[01:06:54] So pasteurization is really.

[01:06:57] I don't agree with mass pasteurization.

[01:07:01] Let's go from there.

[01:07:03] Mass pasteurization,

[01:07:04] like factory pasteurization.

[01:07:07] Like that's,

[01:07:07] it's too much.

[01:07:08] Like if you have smaller farms,

[01:07:10] like if you're getting milk from a smaller farm,

[01:07:12] like obviously they have regulations and they have people coming in and whatnot.

[01:07:16] Like you can't have a farm without having the government down your fucking neck.

[01:07:19] So the thing is like,

[01:07:20] everyone's like,

[01:07:21] all raw milk's bad for you.

[01:07:23] And it's like,

[01:07:23] I'm not saying it's couldn't be bad for you,

[01:07:25] but how many cases have you heard of people dying for raw milk in the last,

[01:07:31] so often?

[01:07:32] And obviously they don't drink it.

[01:07:34] You know?

[01:07:34] Yeah.

[01:07:35] That's,

[01:07:35] that's my point.

[01:07:36] It's like,

[01:07:36] Oh no,

[01:07:36] they had the shits.

[01:07:37] It's like,

[01:07:37] no fucking shit.

[01:07:38] Well,

[01:07:38] yeah,

[01:07:39] that's,

[01:07:39] but yeah,

[01:07:40] all pasteurization is,

[01:07:44] is getting the bacteria out and then you're putting the milk fat right back in.

[01:07:47] That's all it is.

[01:07:49] So,

[01:07:50] yeah,

[01:07:50] but it's still a process and it still does damage it in a,

[01:07:53] in a certain way.

[01:07:54] It doesn't sound like it,

[01:07:55] but I mean,

[01:07:56] it's everything you do to anything.

[01:07:58] I know,

[01:07:59] but when you take something that's natural and then you do a process,

[01:08:02] it's not natural anymore.

[01:08:04] So the thing is,

[01:08:05] okay,

[01:08:05] but that's,

[01:08:06] that's,

[01:08:06] we're not even meant to drink fucking milk after a certain period.

[01:08:09] That's not true.

[01:08:10] That is not true.

[01:08:11] That is not true.

[01:08:11] Not necessarily.

[01:08:12] No,

[01:08:12] you don't,

[01:08:13] you don't need it.

[01:08:14] Like what,

[01:08:14] what,

[01:08:15] what,

[01:08:15] what,

[01:08:15] what,

[01:08:15] what,

[01:08:15] what,

[01:08:16] what do you need from milk that you couldn't get from beef?

[01:08:19] Uh,

[01:08:20] a lot more calcium actually.

[01:08:21] And don't say vitamin D because you can get that from the sun.

[01:08:25] There's,

[01:08:25] there's quite a bit of calcium in,

[01:08:27] in a beef.

[01:08:27] Not compared to milk.

[01:08:29] I mean,

[01:08:29] they consume milk.

[01:08:31] Yeah,

[01:08:31] exactly.

[01:08:32] No,

[01:08:32] but actually,

[01:08:32] so you brought up two points that I love to argue against.

[01:08:35] So I don't,

[01:08:36] there,

[01:08:37] there's an actual name for the fallacy,

[01:08:38] but basically an argument for nature,

[01:08:40] right?

[01:08:41] Uh,

[01:08:41] so your assertion,

[01:08:42] I don't know if you actually got you.

[01:08:44] No,

[01:08:44] no,

[01:08:44] no.

[01:08:45] Hear,

[01:08:45] hear me out.

[01:08:46] Um,

[01:08:47] so if I understand,

[01:08:48] your argument correctly,

[01:08:49] you're making,

[01:08:49] you're making the claim that if something is natural,

[01:08:51] it is inherently good or at least better.

[01:08:56] Um,

[01:08:56] not always,

[01:08:58] but okay.

[01:08:58] Not always.

[01:08:59] I would say,

[01:08:59] okay.

[01:09:00] As long as the cow is healthy,

[01:09:01] because the thing is you have to have a healthy cow.

[01:09:03] You can't just have a broke down cow.

[01:09:05] It's literally been eaten out of a radioactive dump.

[01:09:08] You have to have a healthy cow.

[01:09:09] So the healthier you treat the animals.

[01:09:11] Go ahead.

[01:09:12] Oh,

[01:09:12] I just have a really funny story about a cow,

[01:09:14] but go,

[01:09:14] go ahead and finish your point.

[01:09:16] I'm good.

[01:09:17] So,

[01:09:18] so go ahead.

[01:09:20] Moo.

[01:09:21] No,

[01:09:21] as I was in Moo.

[01:09:23] Okay.

[01:09:23] So a long time ago,

[01:09:24] my boss,

[01:09:25] um,

[01:09:25] this is before I knew him,

[01:09:27] but he told me the story.

[01:09:28] So he got it in his head that he wanted to raise his own cow to,

[01:09:31] to butcher and have,

[01:09:32] you know,

[01:09:32] the meat from.

[01:09:33] So he bought a cow.

[01:09:34] He raised,

[01:09:35] no,

[01:09:35] but here,

[01:09:36] this is,

[01:09:36] it's actually a really funny story.

[01:09:38] So,

[01:09:40] so no,

[01:09:41] he buys the cow.

[01:09:42] And he raises it.

[01:09:44] He can't raise this cow for years.

[01:09:46] Okay.

[01:09:47] What he didn't know is that the cow developed a taste for onion grass.

[01:09:53] So this cow was eating onion grass heavily for literal years.

[01:10:02] So years later,

[01:10:03] it takes the cow slaughtered it as it butchered all that.

[01:10:07] He makes his first steaks from the cow.

[01:10:10] And he said,

[01:10:11] I took the first bite and it tasted like I bit into a solid onion.

[01:10:17] Dude,

[01:10:17] there's probably people out there that would really enjoy that.

[01:10:20] And I,

[01:10:20] I don't understand them.

[01:10:22] I,

[01:10:22] I hate everything about onions unless they're deep fried with breading.

[01:10:25] So basically I just like deep fried breading.

[01:10:28] Even though that's like horrible for you and I don't really eat them.

[01:10:30] So.

[01:10:31] Yeah.

[01:10:32] But no,

[01:10:32] so,

[01:10:32] so you may not be making that assertion,

[01:10:34] but that's one of my favorite points to argue on.

[01:10:36] I'm actually going to bring it up to Nat to kind of give the.

[01:10:40] Yeah,

[01:10:40] absolutely.

[01:10:41] But because my favorite,

[01:10:42] this is my response every time I'm like,

[01:10:44] Oh,

[01:10:44] okay.

[01:10:44] So you're saying that if it's natural,

[01:10:46] it's,

[01:10:46] it's,

[01:10:47] it's inherently good.

[01:10:48] And they usually say,

[01:10:48] yeah.

[01:10:49] And I'm like,

[01:10:49] okay,

[01:10:49] what about lead?

[01:10:51] What about hemlock?

[01:10:52] What about arsenic?

[01:10:54] What about oil?

[01:10:55] Cause oil technically in its raw form is a naturally occurring product.

[01:11:01] So there's plenty,

[01:11:02] there's plenty out there that will fucking kill you.

[01:11:05] Now you mentioned lead and I'm not talking lead specifically on its own,

[01:11:09] but lead paint.

[01:11:11] Yeah.

[01:11:12] Did you know that lead paint actually isn't harmful?

[01:11:15] Unless you congest it.

[01:11:18] Yeah.

[01:11:18] Yeah.

[01:11:18] Because lead is toxic.

[01:11:19] It can be in there.

[01:11:20] Yeah.

[01:11:21] And the thing is like,

[01:11:22] this is tin foil hat,

[01:11:25] but like you remember Hawaii,

[01:11:27] the blue roofs.

[01:11:28] Yeah.

[01:11:29] Like they were painted with blue lead paint.

[01:11:32] I don't think they were.

[01:11:34] They were tried.

[01:11:35] Well,

[01:11:35] I mean that this,

[01:11:36] this,

[01:11:36] this is what I'm,

[01:11:37] I'm sorry.

[01:11:37] Let me stop speaking from authority.

[01:11:39] I don't know if that's fat factually accurate,

[01:11:42] but for like just fun sake,

[01:11:46] like I said,

[01:11:46] it was tin foil hat,

[01:11:47] but anyway,

[01:11:48] someone had mentioned it was a lead paint.

[01:11:51] And I was like,

[01:11:52] Hmm.

[01:11:52] I was like,

[01:11:53] that's interesting.

[01:11:54] You know,

[01:11:54] and they were talking about energy weapons and it's like,

[01:11:57] do you,

[01:11:57] do you honestly think that we have energy weapons?

[01:12:00] Like,

[01:12:01] and I don't mean like,

[01:12:02] like from space,

[01:12:03] but like,

[01:12:04] if anybody's got them,

[01:12:05] we did.

[01:12:06] Well,

[01:12:06] I mean,

[01:12:06] the technology exists in a,

[01:12:08] in a way.

[01:12:10] I mean,

[01:12:11] we have lasers.

[01:12:12] You're answering my question.

[01:12:13] Oh no,

[01:12:14] I totally agree.

[01:12:15] This is blazer.

[01:12:17] Well,

[01:12:17] we've fucked dude.

[01:12:18] We've had lasers for literal decades and we have lasers that can cut through shit.

[01:12:21] And there's people on YouTube that are making basically plasma torches as their version of a lightsaber.

[01:12:28] So if,

[01:12:28] if guys in their garage can do it,

[01:12:30] I can imagine that.

[01:12:33] Yeah,

[01:12:33] I think the U S government probably has energy weapons.

[01:12:38] So it's safe to say if they ran everybody off of that fricking thing,

[01:12:43] destroyed their homes and then bought them for pennies on the dollar,

[01:12:46] they turned it into the greatest tourist spot where no one owns any homes.

[01:12:53] You just reminded me tons of fricking taxes off of it because Hawaii taxes.

[01:12:58] No fuck out of shit.

[01:13:00] Yeah.

[01:13:00] You actually just reminded me viewers.

[01:13:03] I have questions.

[01:13:04] If any of you are from New Zealand,

[01:13:07] I want to talk to you because I kind of sort of know what's going on with your parliament right now.

[01:13:14] And the,

[01:13:14] the,

[01:13:15] the treaty with the Maori,

[01:13:16] I can't remember the name of it.

[01:13:17] What,

[01:13:18] what Todd Tiki or something like that.

[01:13:20] I cannot remember the name of it.

[01:13:21] So I'm not going to try to butcher it.

[01:13:23] Um,

[01:13:23] and one of your MPs instigated a Haka as a diversion,

[01:13:28] basically like a filibuster.

[01:13:30] Almost.

[01:13:30] I don't understand.

[01:13:33] I know that they're proposed,

[01:13:35] like the act party is proposing some kind of law that changes how the treaty is interpreted.

[01:13:40] And.

[01:13:42] I want to be on the side of the Maori because the Haka is really cool,

[01:13:47] but I don't know enough about the proposed legislation to really make that call.

[01:13:51] So if you're from New Zealand,

[01:13:53] please comment below.

[01:13:55] And I have questions.

[01:13:57] Cause I want to understand what's going on.

[01:13:59] Who wants to talk to you?

[01:14:00] I just want to understand what's going on because to me on,

[01:14:04] on the surface,

[01:14:05] it seems like a good thing,

[01:14:06] but there's so many people that are just vehemently against it that I think there's something more to it that I just don't understand.

[01:14:12] So I want,

[01:14:13] I want to talk to you.

[01:14:15] So anyone from New Zealand,

[01:14:17] please reach out.

[01:14:19] So yeah.

[01:14:20] Anyway,

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[01:14:34] We're going to do this.

[01:14:35] We're going to sit here.

[01:14:36] We're going to talk about the news.

[01:14:37] Time to talk about the Minecraft.

[01:14:40] Okay.

[01:14:41] It looks bad.

[01:14:42] We're going to talk about movies.

[01:14:43] That new Joker movie is apparently terrible and I want to see it so badly because I hear it's awful.

[01:14:48] We're going to make some jokes.

[01:14:49] We're going to have some laughs.

[01:14:50] There's a lot of funny jokes in there.

[01:14:52] There's a lot of weird jokes in there.

[01:14:55] The Channing Tatum one will always make me laugh.

[01:14:59] It's amazing when you hear,

[01:15:01] when you hear the behind the scenes stuff,

[01:15:04] like when you hear the behind the scenes story of how they just phoned them up.

[01:15:08] Occasionally going to have other people along for the ride.

[01:15:11] A really fun fact,

[01:15:12] though,

[01:15:12] is I learned last year that like,

[01:15:15] uh,

[01:15:15] that,

[01:15:16] that,

[01:15:16] that Coraline was like,

[01:15:18] uh,

[01:15:18] and not Disney.

[01:15:19] Oh,

[01:15:20] interesting.

[01:15:20] I mean,

[01:15:20] I can see why you would make that mistake.

[01:15:21] Yeah.

[01:15:22] Um,

[01:15:23] cause it does seem like it's,

[01:15:24] it's a different,

[01:15:25] I,

[01:15:25] and to be fair,

[01:15:26] it would be a,

[01:15:28] that would be a horrifying,

[01:15:30] terrible.

[01:15:31] It would be.

[01:15:32] Yeah.

[01:15:33] And we're just going to have a,

[01:15:35] uh,

[01:15:35] have a generally good time.

[01:15:36] Jordan,

[01:15:37] do you have anything else you want to say about our podcast?

[01:15:39] Make people watch it.

[01:15:41] We watch movies.

[01:15:42] Sometimes we watch shows,

[01:15:44] but we always have fun.

[01:15:46] Here.

[01:15:47] On the spur of,

[01:15:48] on the spur of,

[01:15:49] on the spur of,

[01:15:49] on the spur of,

[01:15:50] three,

[01:15:51] three,

[01:15:52] two,

[01:15:53] one.

[01:15:53] On the spur of the podcast moment.

[01:15:56] Yeah,

[01:15:56] we nailed it.

[01:15:58] Nailed it.

[01:15:59] It's spur of the podcast.

[01:16:00] Yeah.

[01:16:01] Yeah.

[01:16:01] It's spur of the podcast.

[01:16:02] Every Saturday,

[01:16:03] we nailed it.

[01:16:04] You can,

[01:16:04] you can expect awesome content like that.

[01:16:07] We cut flawless promos every single week.

[01:16:22] Brothers.

[01:16:23] They're happy and they're singing cause they're colored.

[01:16:28] Yes.

[01:16:29] Those are our friends at the spur of the podcast.

[01:16:30] You should check them out as well.

[01:16:32] They are also on the RSA podcast Pantheon.

[01:16:34] Um,

[01:16:35] but okay.

[01:16:36] So what else?

[01:16:36] I feel like I've kind of dominated the,

[01:16:38] the topics of choice.

[01:16:39] What else are you looking forward to?

[01:16:42] for Trump reactionary,

[01:16:43] man,

[01:16:43] uh,

[01:16:44] to be honest with you,

[01:16:45] besides the,

[01:16:46] uh,

[01:16:47] besides Robert,

[01:16:48] besides Bobby,

[01:16:50] um,

[01:16:51] I'm,

[01:16:52] I'm excited,

[01:16:52] uh,

[01:16:53] you know,

[01:16:54] for,

[01:16:54] uh,

[01:16:55] Shane Gillis to do a,

[01:16:56] uh,

[01:16:57] could you imagine him coming in and doing a press briefing?

[01:17:01] It's that I want him to do.

[01:17:02] I want him to be the white house.

[01:17:04] They need to invite him for the white house correspondence center.

[01:17:06] And he needs to come as Trump.

[01:17:08] I honestly think that,

[01:17:10] uh,

[01:17:10] kill Tony kind of ruined that for everybody.

[01:17:14] I don't think they're going to have a comedian on again.

[01:17:17] Although they will at the white house course.

[01:17:18] And I'm not hating on that because do that,

[01:17:20] that shit,

[01:17:20] that shit was funny and true.

[01:17:22] Like,

[01:17:22] but even kill Tony was like,

[01:17:24] it's literally an island,

[01:17:26] a garbage Island.

[01:17:27] He wasn't like trying to call the Island garbage.

[01:17:29] He was saying all the trash on it.

[01:17:31] And he was like,

[01:17:32] that's the problem with people.

[01:17:33] They don't listen.

[01:17:34] They don't understand the jokes because they're too worried about their feelings.

[01:17:38] Well,

[01:17:39] I mean,

[01:17:39] hopefully,

[01:17:40] hopefully we can get back to that.

[01:17:41] Man,

[01:17:41] dude,

[01:17:41] I'm so tired.

[01:17:42] Bring bullying back.

[01:17:43] I hate to say this,

[01:17:44] man,

[01:17:44] like bully us in the comments,

[01:17:46] dude.

[01:17:46] I'll bully you right back.

[01:17:47] exactly.

[01:17:48] Don't,

[01:17:48] don't cry when we give it back to you.

[01:17:50] Although I usually,

[01:17:51] and don't cry when you get,

[01:17:52] you know,

[01:17:54] know what you're saying?

[01:17:55] I was going to say,

[01:17:56] I try to kill people with kindness in the comments.

[01:17:58] You're not,

[01:17:59] you're just trying to kill them.

[01:18:01] The sword,

[01:18:02] the sword is named kindness.

[01:18:05] Have you seen the,

[01:18:07] have you seen the videos going around where people like open a bag of Doritos and then somebody has like an AI voice filter of RFK?

[01:18:14] Junior is like,

[01:18:15] don't open that bag of Doritos.

[01:18:18] Don't open the bag of Doritos.

[01:18:21] It's just ridiculous.

[01:18:22] There's so many chemical yellow.

[01:18:24] I,

[01:18:24] you know,

[01:18:25] red 40 and all these other things in there.

[01:18:29] And I'm not hating on Robert Kennedy.

[01:18:31] I appreciate.

[01:18:32] And I,

[01:18:32] I admire the guy.

[01:18:34] It's his voice is his voice,

[01:18:35] you know?

[01:18:37] And unfortunately,

[01:18:37] like,

[01:18:38] unfortunately for me,

[01:18:39] apparently I can do it pretty well.

[01:18:40] Yeah.

[01:18:40] It's funny as hell.

[01:18:41] But then he's like,

[01:18:42] and then at the end,

[01:18:43] it's like,

[01:18:43] by the way,

[01:18:44] doing legs.

[01:18:47] And I,

[01:18:48] I,

[01:18:48] I hate to even make fun of that,

[01:18:49] but like,

[01:18:50] honestly,

[01:18:51] that's,

[01:18:51] that's what comedy is.

[01:18:52] Like,

[01:18:52] let's make it offensive again.

[01:18:54] I mean,

[01:18:54] here's the thing.

[01:18:55] How is it really different from impersonating Donald Trump?

[01:18:58] When you really think about it,

[01:19:00] it's not really that different.

[01:19:01] Oh,

[01:19:02] I'm making fun of John F.

[01:19:03] Kennedy because he has very unique vocal inflections.

[01:19:07] Oh,

[01:19:07] I chose to go to the moon.

[01:19:09] Because she had giant tits,

[01:19:12] you know,

[01:19:13] like,

[01:19:13] or Nancy Pelosi.

[01:19:17] Copy my sock tree.

[01:19:19] I'll get you a shot.

[01:19:21] So the one good thing Matt Gates did do that.

[01:19:23] I like going back to him is he is introducing legislation to make it illegal for members of Congress to purchase private stock.

[01:19:32] But like,

[01:19:33] they have families and,

[01:19:34] and,

[01:19:35] and then all they got to do is just like,

[01:19:36] literally say,

[01:19:37] Hey,

[01:19:37] buy this.

[01:19:38] Well,

[01:19:38] you know what?

[01:19:38] And then when you cash out and get your cash,

[01:19:40] you give me 10%.

[01:19:42] Well,

[01:19:42] but so here's the interesting,

[01:19:43] I do believe his legislation actually says it,

[01:19:45] correct me if I'm wrong in the comments,

[01:19:46] but I think I remember reading somewhere that it was members of Congress and their immediate families.

[01:19:52] Now that gets into a whole problem.

[01:19:54] Yeah.

[01:19:55] But let's,

[01:19:55] but let's say like,

[01:19:56] I don't know what Nancy Pelosi's husband did,

[01:19:58] for example,

[01:19:59] or as a day job,

[01:20:00] but let's say,

[01:20:01] let's say,

[01:20:02] or who he did or,

[01:20:03] well,

[01:20:03] we know who he did.

[01:20:04] As long as they had a hammer.

[01:20:06] Where's the hammer?

[01:20:08] I think it's out of the garage.

[01:20:12] But I think you,

[01:20:13] I think they use hammer.

[01:20:17] That's so hard to do that one without being loud.

[01:20:19] I feel like I'm being loud,

[01:20:19] but this microphone is so clear and like loud in my headphones because I have the direct monitor on my interface.

[01:20:25] Dude,

[01:20:26] it's so nice.

[01:20:27] But,

[01:20:28] so the point I was bringing up is let's say you have somebody that's elected to Congress or the Senate and their spouse is a day trader or an investor of some kind.

[01:20:38] That sucks.

[01:20:39] I don't think it's right.

[01:20:40] I don't think it's right to tell that person they can't do what they do for money.

[01:20:44] But at the same time,

[01:20:45] I understand.

[01:20:47] I understand why you wouldn't want members of Congress doing that because insider trading is a literal fucking crime.

[01:20:53] Well,

[01:20:54] to be,

[01:20:54] to be fair,

[01:20:56] if they are with somebody like that.

[01:20:58] And,

[01:21:00] obviously,

[01:21:00] this person makes a notable trade that the person is actually has ties to.

[01:21:05] Like,

[01:21:06] that's a little different,

[01:21:07] you know,

[01:21:08] but like,

[01:21:08] yeah,

[01:21:08] if it's like kind of,

[01:21:10] I hate to say this,

[01:21:11] dude,

[01:21:11] but like,

[01:21:13] AMC,

[01:21:14] if I hadn't heard about AMC,

[01:21:15] dude,

[01:21:16] I wouldn't have made the money I made from that.

[01:21:18] Like,

[01:21:18] I mean,

[01:21:18] I didn't even think to get in the stock market.

[01:21:20] And then I heard about AMC and everybody's like,

[01:21:21] GameStop,

[01:21:22] GameStop,

[01:21:22] GameStop.

[01:21:23] that's technically,

[01:21:24] yeah,

[01:21:24] but that's technically not insider trading.

[01:21:27] See,

[01:21:27] it's not insider trading.

[01:21:28] Well,

[01:21:29] like if you,

[01:21:29] like if you and I,

[01:21:30] okay,

[01:21:30] so let's,

[01:21:31] this is an example of what is not insider trading.

[01:21:33] If you and I are sitting here talking to like,

[01:21:35] you know what?

[01:21:36] Like,

[01:21:37] months before the election.

[01:21:38] 10,000 people are communicating.

[01:21:40] That's not insider trading.

[01:21:41] They say,

[01:21:42] what,

[01:21:43] what,

[01:21:43] like how was that legal?

[01:21:45] Well,

[01:21:45] okay.

[01:21:46] So I'll illustrate this for you.

[01:21:47] Okay.

[01:21:48] But insider trading.

[01:21:49] Yeah.

[01:21:50] If you and I are having a conversation,

[01:21:52] if you and I are having a conversation,

[01:21:54] like pre-election,

[01:21:55] we say,

[01:21:55] you know what?

[01:21:56] Elon's getting really close to Trump and we think Trump's going to win.

[01:21:58] So we think that's going to have a negative.

[01:22:00] I mean,

[01:22:00] I'm sorry.

[01:22:01] We think that's going to have a positive impact on Tesla stock.

[01:22:03] So we're going to invest in Tesla stock based on our assumption

[01:22:07] that it's going to go up.

[01:22:09] If Trump wins the election,

[01:22:11] that is different from say somebody from Tesla saying,

[01:22:16] Hey,

[01:22:16] Trump won the election.

[01:22:18] They're getting ready to announce this,

[01:22:19] this,

[01:22:20] and this it's going to make Tesla stock go through the roof.

[01:22:23] That is insider trading or insider training would be,

[01:22:27] say you're a legislator and you are voting on to whether or not to,

[01:22:34] um,

[01:22:36] you know,

[01:22:37] lift some sort of restriction on electric cars that,

[01:22:39] you know,

[01:22:39] is going to make this more sales of electric cars and thus will affect Tesla

[01:22:44] in a positive way.

[01:22:45] And you invest in Tesla stock when you are aware of,

[01:22:48] or part of the legislative body that is voting on that,

[01:22:51] that is insider trading.

[01:22:53] Okay.

[01:22:54] I mean,

[01:22:55] yeah,

[01:22:55] well,

[01:22:56] it's just,

[01:22:57] it's,

[01:22:57] it's crazy though,

[01:22:58] that like I could get,

[01:22:59] if I had a following of 10,000 people and I said,

[01:23:02] all buy this stock and we all did at the same time.

[01:23:05] It's like,

[01:23:06] I'm not,

[01:23:07] that's,

[01:23:08] I'm not mad at it because like I said,

[01:23:10] I made good money from it.

[01:23:11] Well,

[01:23:11] the difference is,

[01:23:12] the difference is,

[01:23:13] is you can direct people to do a number of things,

[01:23:16] but they actually do not have to do it.

[01:23:20] Now where you might get in.

[01:23:21] Oh,

[01:23:21] go ahead.

[01:23:22] No,

[01:23:22] no,

[01:23:23] I was just going to ask you a question.

[01:23:24] I've got my headphones flipped out.

[01:23:26] Can you hear them talking back into you?

[01:23:28] I can't.

[01:23:29] No.

[01:23:30] Okay,

[01:23:31] good.

[01:23:31] All right.

[01:23:31] I just,

[01:23:31] I just want to make sure this is a dynamic microphone,

[01:23:33] by the way,

[01:23:34] it's not a condenser.

[01:23:35] So literally I have to focus on it.

[01:23:39] And the YouTube can either.

[01:23:40] I just checked.

[01:23:41] Good.

[01:23:42] All right.

[01:23:42] Thank God.

[01:23:44] Thank God.

[01:23:45] My ears are on fire.

[01:23:47] I know.

[01:23:48] That's why,

[01:23:48] that's why I always have it on one ear because it's really uncomfortable for

[01:23:52] some reason to have it on both.

[01:23:55] Yeah.

[01:23:55] Like,

[01:23:55] why is that?

[01:23:57] I'm anyway,

[01:23:57] I'm stoked.

[01:23:58] I'm stoked for the economy because.

[01:24:01] I mean,

[01:24:02] we need it.

[01:24:02] We need it bad.

[01:24:04] And I'm stoked with already.

[01:24:05] It seems that certain members of the democratic party are the more sane

[01:24:09] people are now starting to grab the microphone and say,

[01:24:12] you know what?

[01:24:13] This shit is kind of crazy.

[01:24:14] And exhibit a,

[01:24:16] and I'm just over here.

[01:24:17] Like,

[01:24:17] where were you before cowards?

[01:24:20] Pretty much.

[01:24:21] You could have stopped the radical wing of your party from going too far.

[01:24:25] And.

[01:24:26] No,

[01:24:26] see,

[01:24:26] the thing is like,

[01:24:27] they didn't.

[01:24:28] Like,

[01:24:29] the agenda did not take place.

[01:24:32] Like,

[01:24:32] I hate to say,

[01:24:33] like,

[01:24:33] everybody's like,

[01:24:33] I don't know.

[01:24:34] It's like,

[01:24:34] no,

[01:24:34] dude,

[01:24:35] like they were actively pushing for something that's not ever been seen in

[01:24:39] this country.

[01:24:39] And.

[01:24:40] Yeah.

[01:24:40] Like,

[01:24:41] they were hard.

[01:24:42] They were pushing hard for it.

[01:24:43] And luckily everybody fricking woke up.

[01:24:46] We're not.

[01:24:47] a bad economy.

[01:24:47] People.

[01:24:48] We're not.

[01:24:48] A bad economy will do that.

[01:24:50] Yeah.

[01:24:50] A bad economy.

[01:24:51] Exactly.

[01:24:52] That's what I'm saying.

[01:24:53] I'm saying like that.

[01:24:54] You can't hide the bad economy.

[01:24:56] You can't hide prices.

[01:24:57] You can't hide inflation.

[01:24:58] Like,

[01:24:59] it's like,

[01:24:59] come on.

[01:25:00] Like these politicians were stupid.

[01:25:02] All they were doing was lined in their own pockets.

[01:25:05] Well,

[01:25:05] these are the same people that were saying it's like,

[01:25:07] well,

[01:25:08] you can't really judge Trump's economy in a positive light because yeah,

[01:25:12] sure.

[01:25:12] Prices are down and wages are up,

[01:25:15] but in the stock markets up,

[01:25:17] but that doesn't really translate to main street.

[01:25:19] But then when Biden's an officer,

[01:25:20] like,

[01:25:20] look at the stock market,

[01:25:23] look at the stock market.

[01:25:25] Yeah.

[01:25:25] Yeah.

[01:25:26] Of course the stock market goes up because of inflation.

[01:25:28] Dipshit.

[01:25:30] I saw,

[01:25:31] I saw,

[01:25:31] uh,

[01:25:32] it was a,

[01:25:33] it was a meme,

[01:25:34] uh,

[01:25:34] basically saying that Biden,

[01:25:36] knew what he was doing because he wanted Trump to get back in office.

[01:25:39] Because the thing is he didn't want to be president.

[01:25:42] I'm not saying he didn't want to be,

[01:25:44] but he like didn't seem like he wanted to be.

[01:25:46] Where's he been speaking of?

[01:25:47] Have you seen any press briefing or any,

[01:25:49] anything with him in it?

[01:25:50] And like how long?

[01:25:51] Where,

[01:25:52] where's he had that meeting with Trump and they both seemed pretty happy.

[01:25:56] Dude.

[01:25:57] It was hilarious.

[01:25:58] It will.

[01:25:58] No,

[01:25:58] no,

[01:25:59] they did a,

[01:25:59] a transformers,

[01:26:01] Michael Bay type meme thing with Biden,

[01:26:03] basically saying that he did everything he did to lead the way to,

[01:26:06] way for Trump to come back because,

[01:26:07] Oh,

[01:26:08] I think,

[01:26:08] honestly,

[01:26:08] think of it this way.

[01:26:09] If Trump would have won in 2020,

[01:26:11] would it have gone his way?

[01:26:14] Would everything have gone his way?

[01:26:15] Would he be able to get RFK and all this other stuff?

[01:26:17] And then would he have gotten anything done?

[01:26:19] No,

[01:26:19] that's so the thing is it had to have happened this way.

[01:26:22] Like it sucked for four years.

[01:26:23] Everybody agrees.

[01:26:24] But the thing is,

[01:26:25] since we have endured it,

[01:26:28] we know what not,

[01:26:30] well,

[01:26:30] a lot of these dumb people that are still,

[01:26:32] you know,

[01:26:32] there's plenty of that are still asleep,

[01:26:34] you know?

[01:26:35] But like,

[01:26:35] as soon as they wake up,

[01:26:36] they're going to be like,

[01:26:37] Oh,

[01:26:37] you're,

[01:26:38] you're telling me gas prices going down and,

[01:26:39] and,

[01:26:40] and,

[01:26:40] and are there that many?

[01:26:44] Because I mean,

[01:26:44] again,

[01:26:44] it's,

[01:26:45] it goes back to chemicals in it.

[01:26:46] Well,

[01:26:47] it goes back to look at the numbers,

[01:26:49] look at the exit polls from the election.

[01:26:52] I mean,

[01:26:54] it was a massive red wave.

[01:26:56] So all this,

[01:26:57] I can't believe it.

[01:26:58] All,

[01:26:58] well,

[01:26:58] all this narrative on social media with all these people being like,

[01:27:01] well,

[01:27:02] yeah,

[01:27:02] but you know,

[01:27:04] you still should have voted blue.

[01:27:06] It's like,

[01:27:06] no,

[01:27:06] you are in the literal minority.

[01:27:09] Trump won the popular vote too.

[01:27:12] Dude.

[01:27:12] Like,

[01:27:13] I don't know what they call Democrats who just refuse to accept the

[01:27:18] truth.

[01:27:18] And there's plenty of young ones that are the exact same way.

[01:27:22] Well,

[01:27:23] I had something for him and I forgot.

[01:27:27] No,

[01:27:27] they just stick their head in the same.

[01:27:28] Like all these,

[01:27:29] they're young boomers.

[01:27:30] They're young boomers.

[01:27:32] No,

[01:27:32] like all these obnoxious,

[01:27:33] like liberal influencers who debate people by just talking fast over

[01:27:38] them and then regurgitating these facts.

[01:27:39] So they really don't know what they mean,

[01:27:40] because if you really stop and destiny,

[01:27:42] destiny and that destiny,

[01:27:45] Parker's really stupid destiny,

[01:27:47] dude.

[01:27:47] Like he,

[01:27:47] he's,

[01:27:48] he's a guy that has not been punched in the mouth and it shows or the

[01:27:52] eyeball.

[01:27:53] I used to say that about my ex-wife or the tooth.

[01:27:55] Nobody's ever punched him in the tooth either.

[01:27:58] Yeah.

[01:27:58] It's,

[01:27:59] it's,

[01:27:59] it's still a,

[01:27:59] still,

[01:28:00] still kind of out there.

[01:28:01] Yeah.

[01:28:02] Yeah.

[01:28:03] But the thing is like,

[01:28:03] I really dislike that debate style because a lot of people dog on Ben

[01:28:07] Shapiro,

[01:28:07] for example,

[01:28:08] a lot of people dog on Ben Shapiro for talking fast,

[01:28:11] but you'll notice he doesn't really do that in debates,

[01:28:13] at least not in the same way.

[01:28:14] Like Ben just naturally speaks fast,

[01:28:16] but when he's debating people,

[01:28:18] he's,

[01:28:18] he's really good at it,

[01:28:19] but he's also very cordial about it.

[01:28:21] So it'd been as,

[01:28:22] he's quick to listen and then respond.

[01:28:24] He's,

[01:28:25] but the,

[01:28:25] but the other thing he,

[01:28:26] well,

[01:28:27] the other thing he does is he'll make sure like he'll regurgitate

[01:28:30] somebody's argument to make sure that he's understanding it properly,

[01:28:32] which is actually a really good thing to do in a debate.

[01:28:35] It's not only proper and polite,

[01:28:37] but it's good for your own argument because before you criticize something,

[01:28:40] you want to make sure that you understand it.

[01:28:42] Whereas people like destiny and Parker and that I'm not this blonde.

[01:28:46] Fuck whose name?

[01:28:47] I can't remember.

[01:28:48] All they do is they get up there and they talk about like,

[01:28:50] well,

[01:28:50] actually if you look at these numbers and it's like,

[01:28:52] yeah,

[01:28:52] we've already been over why you can't really,

[01:28:54] did you notice that there's six guys of a Ruby queue?

[01:28:57] It's like,

[01:28:58] dude,

[01:28:58] shut up.

[01:28:59] You're not saying anything of a importance.

[01:29:01] Like you're literally just regurgitated bullshit.

[01:29:03] Yeah.

[01:29:04] But then,

[01:29:04] yeah.

[01:29:04] But then people dispute the numbers and it's like,

[01:29:06] look,

[01:29:07] I've,

[01:29:07] I'm kind of a broken record on this.

[01:29:09] The reason I don't like statistics and numbers in general for an

[01:29:12] argument is you can,

[01:29:13] you can skew them in a number of ways.

[01:29:15] So I can defeat just about any statistic by asking two questions.

[01:29:19] One of two questions,

[01:29:20] one.

[01:29:20] Okay.

[01:29:21] What's the source of those numbers?

[01:29:23] And what was the control group?

[01:29:27] And generally speaking,

[01:29:28] you cannot answer those questions.

[01:29:30] So your numbers don't mean dog shit to me.

[01:29:33] Like,

[01:29:33] okay.

[01:29:33] So there's some government report that says this.

[01:29:36] Okay.

[01:29:36] Well,

[01:29:36] in two months,

[01:29:37] there's going to be another report that completely contradicts.

[01:29:39] And okay.

[01:29:40] You want to talk about government release numbers.

[01:29:42] Those jobs numbers were really good until the real numbers came out.

[01:29:45] And then it found out that they miscalculated.

[01:29:47] And yeah,

[01:29:48] those 300,000 migrant children that were unaccounted for.

[01:29:52] Yeah.

[01:29:52] There's some pretty,

[01:29:54] uh,

[01:29:55] crazy things that have happened under this,

[01:29:57] uh,

[01:29:58] administration's watch.

[01:29:59] And,

[01:29:59] uh,

[01:30:00] like,

[01:30:01] thank goodness people didn't look the other way this time.

[01:30:03] Thank God.

[01:30:05] Well,

[01:30:05] yeah,

[01:30:05] but still,

[01:30:05] you still have those stupid blue states.

[01:30:07] That's just stayed blue.

[01:30:08] Like,

[01:30:08] oh my gosh.

[01:30:09] Well,

[01:30:09] and they also only argue for numbers,

[01:30:11] which by the way,

[01:30:12] my prediction was right.

[01:30:13] I predicted that Hawaii would still vote blue,

[01:30:14] even though I don't understand why the fuck they would do such a thing.

[01:30:17] Hawaii still voted blue.

[01:30:18] Um,

[01:30:19] they,

[01:30:19] uh,

[01:30:20] they love their captors.

[01:30:21] I guess Stockholm syndrome at its finest.

[01:30:25] Um,

[01:30:25] I love you.

[01:30:26] Please beat me more.

[01:30:29] He's just,

[01:30:31] he just needs an understanding.

[01:30:35] Hell you,

[01:30:37] what they need.

[01:30:41] Some create team.

[01:30:46] Oh gosh.

[01:30:46] What else is there to look forward to?

[01:30:48] Um,

[01:30:48] it's going to be a funny four years.

[01:30:51] So it's going to be great.

[01:30:53] It's going to be funny.

[01:30:54] It's going to be the funniest four years you've ever seen.

[01:30:58] See,

[01:30:59] I can't get that high pitched voice.

[01:31:01] Like he does.

[01:31:02] Like when I do it,

[01:31:03] like I tend to go low.

[01:31:04] So I,

[01:31:04] I can't do Trump.

[01:31:06] Yo,

[01:31:06] so,

[01:31:06] so what's up?

[01:31:07] Voice is voice.

[01:31:10] So,

[01:31:10] sir.

[01:31:11] Oh,

[01:31:11] yo,

[01:31:14] yo,

[01:31:15] yo,

[01:31:16] yo,

[01:31:19] um,

[01:31:21] what else?

[01:31:21] Oh,

[01:31:21] I'm also very much looking forward to the Trump foreign policy coming back.

[01:31:25] We doing good.

[01:31:26] Sosa.

[01:31:27] Holy shit.

[01:31:28] It's the ghost in the system.

[01:31:31] Okay.

[01:31:32] My camera's back.

[01:31:33] Sosa,

[01:31:33] how's my microphone sound,

[01:31:34] dude?

[01:31:35] It's pretty bad-ass.

[01:31:36] It's nice and crisp.

[01:31:38] I'm happy with it.

[01:31:40] Oh,

[01:31:41] but yeah.

[01:31:41] So are you,

[01:31:41] I know I'm looking forward to the Trump foreign policy.

[01:31:44] Policy making a return.

[01:31:45] Cause it's,

[01:31:45] it's already the day after he won,

[01:31:48] there were already a bunch of news articles about like Hamas says that they're looking for a peace deal.

[01:31:54] Oh God.

[01:31:55] It's,

[01:31:56] it's fucking Russia and Ukraine are already talking to end it.

[01:31:59] But,

[01:31:59] but the thing is,

[01:32:00] uh,

[01:32:00] what are,

[01:32:01] what are we on the verge of with,

[01:32:03] uh,

[01:32:04] um,