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0:54 cell cuz my records they sell cuz a
0:57 brother like me said, "Well,
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1:03 weapon. I don't contemplate. I meditate
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1:16 inside my DNA. I got I got some heart
1:17 inside my DNA.
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1:26 They stop Ben Shapiro from going to
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1:28 Coulter from doing it.
1:31 I will never surrender even a single
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1:36 never cave to the mob.
1:40 We will never bow to the ever. No matter what.
1:42 what.
1:44 Do you see the final expression of a
1:49 culture in terrorist groups like
1:53 we'll see who cancels who who
1:56 they want you to comply.
1:57 Hi friends. Hey.
1:58 Hey. Hello.
1:59 Hello. Hello.
2:00 Hello.
2:02 How's it going everybody?
2:04 It's uh wonderful to see you all. I
2:06 guess this is this is official. This is
2:09 officially I mean unofficially my my
2:11 birthday show cuz I haven't streamed
2:12 since my birthday. So this is the first
2:16 time at this age that I'm streaming.
2:17 What are you one of those people? The
2:20 whole month is my birthday. Every day is
2:21 my birthday this month.
2:22 My birthday. My birthday was just
2:24 He's a birthday tyrant. I could tell
2:26 where he's like, "It's my birthday
2:27 weekend. I have to do this. You have to
2:28 listen to me. It's my birthday weekend.
2:29 Everyone should say happy birthday to
2:32 me. It's my first this is this is it.
2:34 It's birthday this past weekend.
2:37 It only matters if it's a milestone.
2:40 No, it's my it's my it's my 30s. I would
2:41 say that's a milestone." Okay.
2:43 Okay.
2:44 Oh, wow.
2:48 Yeah. I'm about to You were already 40.
2:49 No. Next year.
2:50 Oh, okay.
2:52 Did you really, Mike? Or you just say that?
2:52 that?
2:54 No, I did. I thought he was like 41. No,
2:55 No,
2:57 you thought he was already 41 now. Yeah,
2:57 Yeah,
2:59 Ber looks young to me. I I can never
3:01 He does He does look super young, but he
3:03 said something before that made me think
3:05 he was already 40. Or maybe that was
3:06 you, David, that said that. I don't
3:07 remember. Somebody said something. For
3:08 whatever reason, I thought Bender was
3:09 40. But yeah,
3:11 you might be the first person to think
3:13 I'm older than I I am. Like that's
3:15 But you don't look it though. No
3:17 disrespect. You look so young. You look
3:18 younger than me. So whatever you're
3:22 doing, it's working. The Coca-Cola, the
3:26 cake, whatever the [ __ ] you're doing.
3:27 Say lands or something.
3:29 Just Coca-Cola. Really? That's got to be
3:31 it. Energy drinks. Coca-Cola.
3:32 Is that the secret?
3:34 That's the secret. That's the secret. Okay.
3:35 Okay.
3:37 Sodas apparently.
3:39 Three kids. Okay. Lance, what did you
3:41 say? I heard the truth right there.
3:44 Having raising three kids.
3:45 Oh, it wasn't actually anything bad. I I
3:47 just said not Pepsi. Maybe.
3:48 Oh my god.
3:50 You thought I said penis, didn't you?
3:56 No, I I just heard us at the end of
3:59 all that [ __ ] Been there getting that
4:01 [ __ ] Keep young
4:04 all three times.
4:06 I don't think you said [ __ ] I just
4:09 thought it was a variation.
4:11 Yeah. Well, there you go.
4:14 Yeah. Uh, speaking of Usy, I've been
4:17 playing Stellar Blade and um that game
4:20 was not censored. Mm-m. Nope. We talked
4:22 about this last year for anybody who
4:24 doesn't know, but it's not censored.
4:26 Did you get the uh alternate costumes
4:27 where where you get the jiggle physics
4:29 and all the spandex and stuff?
4:31 Um I don't know if I got the alternate
4:32 costumes, but I will say that the
4:34 physics were definitely like it's it's
4:37 definitely moon gravity specifically for
4:40 the top and the bottom area. And there's
4:41 some costumes that were like, you know,
4:43 you'll be climbing up a ladder and it's
4:44 like, girl, I could see your entire
4:47 butthole. Like, this is crazy. They were
4:49 saying this game was censored.
4:51 It's Yeah, it's amazing to me. There was
4:53 like a whole campaign about the these
4:55 angry losers. Like, oh, it's censored.
4:57 Are you out of all the games, this is
4:58 the game you're going to complain about?
5:01 Like, what?
5:03 It's crazy. It's And here we are now in
5:07 2025 and a group that is associated with
5:09 the architects of Project 2025 is
5:11 actually censoring games on Steam that a
5:16 lot ofers play. So, you know, it's that
5:17 was the boy who cried wolf because this
5:19 is clearly uh the era of censorship.
5:20 You've got Steam
5:22 taking far right Australia came for the Gooners.
5:23 Gooners.
5:25 Yeah. Yeah. They're taking down our
5:28 beloved Goonar games on Steam and that's
5:30 that's a tragedy. So, I stand with the
5:32 gamers, but you all should have you
5:34 should have known that they were coming
5:38 for our art and the beloved Gunnar Games
5:40 are um rest in peace. We'll just say that.
5:46 into battle just butt naked. Is is that
5:48 not something you contemplate? Like, you
5:49 know, if you're going to if you're going
5:50 to battle, why wear armor? You know, you
5:52 just put on a thong, run out there,
5:54 scream, jiggle around a lot, get the
5:57 physics going. That's how you win.
5:59 What if you breathe through your body
6:01 and the only way you can breathe is if
6:03 you don't have clothing on?
6:05 Ah, yeah, true. Is that from a game or
6:06 you made that up?
6:10 That's a That's Metal Gear 5. Yeah,
6:11 Yeah,
6:13 makes sense. I never beat the game.
6:15 I never did either, but my husband told
6:17 me about that. He's a big Kojima fan.
6:20 And um yeah, I was like, that's uh
6:22 that's quite the way to rationalize. Um
6:23 Um
6:25 you can rationalize anything really.
6:26 You can just like you could just say,
6:29 look, I want to see boobies. Like you
6:30 could just say that it's just more
6:33 honest. Cojima, I love you, but damn. Yeah.
6:35 Yeah.
6:36 Yeah. That's a great start to the show,
6:38 though. I apologize.
6:40 Hey, it is it is the last week of
6:43 August. probably the most dead week of
6:45 the year when it comes to like news.
6:49 Like it's it's been slow. Um
6:49 you know,
6:51 really I thought today was over.
6:53 I feel like there's stuff really
6:54 I don't know. I feel like every day
6:55 there's like a thousand things that I
6:57 have to turn my brain off.
7:00 This week what's what's happened this week?
7:00 week?
7:02 Uh there was a mass shooting where once
7:05 again the right is blaming trans people.
7:07 Right. Right. Right. I was thinking
7:09 Klein and Destiny. There was the Richie
7:11 Torres and Adam Lambert complete disaster.
7:12 disaster.
7:14 This is this is not what I when I think
7:16 of news stuff like like you know I think
7:20 of like real news not like breaking Dest
7:24 streamer Destiny and Ethan GL um but for
7:27 us yes I guess it's been a busy for for
7:29 [ __ ] news it's been a busy week.
7:32 No but like I feel like things Trump
7:34 does every and says every day should be
7:37 news. It's just so normalized. Like a
7:38 couple days ago he's like people
7:40 actually I think they want a dictator
7:42 like the like that. Anyone else saying that
7:43 that a
7:44 a
7:47 Chicago massive news being deployed on
7:48 your own citizens? That [ __ ] is [ __ ] nuts.
7:49 nuts.
7:50 Didn't that happen this week or was that
7:52 last week?
7:53 Well, this this is the week that he's
7:56 proposing to do to Chicago.
7:58 It happened this week.
7:59 The the Chicago one happened this week.
8:01 Last week was Washington.
8:03 Okay, maybe I don't even know what's
8:04 going on anymore. There was also the executive
8:04 executive
8:07 overwhelmed myself. I thought this was a
8:09 relatively slow week and it turns out
8:14 No, no. I I I like I'm jealous that you
8:17 thought it was a a slow week cuz it was
8:18 it was so depressing. At the start of
8:20 the week, Trump signed the executive
8:22 order that's completely unconstitutional
8:24 to criminalize flag burning with a year
8:27 in jail, which I mean this is protected
8:29 by the first amendment in 1989. Texas v.
8:31 Johnson. the Supreme Court, including
8:33 Scalia, said that this is protected
8:35 speech, and then a veteran, uh, he
8:38 burned a flag, went straight to jail.
8:40 Um, straight up authoritarian [ __ ] Not
8:42 okay. And I guess that the president can
8:44 just like sign things into law. Like,
8:46 we're basically being ruled by decree,
8:49 which is insane. And it's like this is
8:51 officially authoritarian uh territory.
8:53 We are a competitive authoritarian
8:55 regime at this point. And it's just kind
8:58 of hard to digest that fact. There's
9:01 also the mutiny going on at the CDC
9:04 because RFK Jr. is trying to get the CDC
9:06 director. She's also an an infectious
9:08 disease expert. She was just like
9:11 confirmed, I want to say end of July.
9:13 And RFK is trying to push her out after
9:15 Trump just like nominated her. This is
9:17 somebody who's competent, by the way,
9:19 because they disagree on vaccines. Take
9:21 from that what you will. And he's trying
9:23 to fire her. She's saying, "You can't
9:25 fire me." And this is in addition to
9:27 Trump trying to fire somebody like the
9:29 Fed gov, which is [ __ ] insane in of
9:31 itself, which we can get into that too.
9:32 Um, but then you have all these experts,
9:34 senior officials at CDC resigning
9:36 because RFK is trying to push her out,
9:37 but she's saying you can't push me out
9:39 because Trump has to be the one to fire
9:41 me. I was confirmed by the Senate. It's
9:44 just like every single day is history
9:46 and I [ __ ] hate it. Like I don't want
9:47 to live through a historic moment any
9:50 longer. I can't take it.
9:52 And I got attacked by Canadians this
9:54 week. You got attacked by Canadians.
9:57 I got attacked by Canadians. Um, so I
10:00 was doing a video about Donald Trump and
10:02 I brought up how all institutions have
10:04 caved. World leaders have caved. And I
10:08 cited Mark Carney as an example. Um, and
10:10 they were like, "He hasn't caved." I was
10:12 like, "Oh [ __ ] the Canadians are
10:15 pissed." So, you know what I did? Uh, I
10:17 linked them to David Dole's video about
10:18 the fell forward again award. I bet
10:20 they're the same. I bet they're the same
10:21 people in my comments saying he hasn't caved.
10:23 caved.
10:26 Probably. Probably. I'm like, actually,
10:28 I may not be a Canadian, but I have the
10:31 best Canadian sources. Uh maybe you've
10:32 heard of him. David Lance. I have
10:34 Canadian friends. Okay, those are real
10:36 names. So, I do not hate Canadians. I
10:38 just want them to stand up. And one
10:41 person was like, uh, I'm just tired of
10:42 Americans thinking that Canadians are
10:43 going to bail them out. And I'm like,
10:46 I'm not trying to get Mark Carney to
10:48 stand up to Trump to bail us out. I want
10:50 you to save yourselves. Like, burn this
10:52 [ __ ] down and sanction. Like,
10:54 you're No, you're totally right, Mike. I
10:55 did an entire video and and put it out
10:57 recently about how the winner of the
10:59 whole elbows up thing was companies. It
11:00 was corporations at the end of the day
11:02 because we passed all these laws that
11:03 benefit companies that are now going to
11:04 be able to do energy excavation
11:06 projects, trample all over indigenous
11:08 rights, and and the whole thing of like
11:10 pretending to be like, "We're we're
11:12 patriotic. We care about this." At the
11:13 end of the day, Trump's getting what he
11:16 wants. Like I I I don't know if you saw
11:17 that Claudia Shine Bomb video that came
11:18 out the other day about how she's built
11:22 like 235 hospitals in her tenure. And I
11:24 was like, what what's that like? What's
11:26 that like having like like a leader that
11:28 seems like even if it's fake like she
11:30 loves you or cares about you?
11:31 That would be great. We need some
11:33 [ __ ] hospitals here for real. Like it
11:34 it is ridiculous.
11:38 It was I was just like how Mexico, how
11:40 are y'all doing that?
11:43 Although on that note though, Trump is
11:45 threatening to invade Mexico. He wants
11:47 to strike the cartels, extend the war
11:48 and terror there. And you have some
11:51 psychotic fascists in Mexico who are
11:52 going on Fox News, American television,
11:54 and inviting him, saying this is what
11:56 most Mexicans want. No, that's not what
11:58 they want. That's absolutely not what
11:59 they want. If you are inviting the
12:02 United States into your country to bomb,
12:04 you are a psychopath. Like, Shine Bomb
12:05 needs to bust out the [ __ ] goologs
12:07 and do what she can to crush this
12:08 insurrection, this rebellion. That is
12:10 not okay. The fact that they're like,
12:12 "Yes, please come and violate our
12:14 territorial sovereignty is wild to me."
12:17 So like both Mexico and Canada, I feel
12:19 like they have to do everything in their
12:21 power to protect themselves. And that's
12:23 like that's where I stand. I It's not
12:25 about like America self-interest at this
12:27 point. It's like protect yourselves. I'm
12:29 with all of you like Mexicans,
12:31 Canadians, like please don't let this
12:33 dictator uh you know dictate the terms
12:36 of your country. Do what you can to like
12:38 separate ties like anything. It's just
12:40 it's the things that he's doing are so
12:44 unhinged that I feel like it's like we
12:45 could go anywhere like crash the
12:49 economy, lead to um civil unrest. I
12:51 mean, just the Fed story alone is so
12:54 crazy to me. Um if he actually takes
12:56 away control of the Fed, you could see
12:58 just runaway inflation. It happened in
13:00 Turkey with Erdogan where he stripped
13:02 away the independence of the Fed and
13:04 they had like runaway inflation like
13:07 80%. Still can't get it down. So he is
13:09 going to crash this [ __ ] economy with
13:10 the trajectory that we're on. And that's
13:13 like putting aside the tariffs. I just
13:16 it's every day it's like what did we
13:18 what did we do today? Um how are we
13:20 violating norms today or killing
13:22 democracy? I shouldn't say killing
13:24 democracy or I guess the better way to
13:26 talk about it is how much further into
13:28 authoritarianism have we descended
13:35 Yeah. I have a hard time believing
13:36 anyone but Trump could get away with
13:39 what he's doing though. Like if you know
13:42 if uh whatever his ankles explode or
13:44 whatever the [ __ ] happens. It's like JD
13:46 Vance. JD Vance ain't getting away with
13:49 this half this [ __ ] Like it's it's
13:50 there's no
13:52 there's no built-in support base the way
13:55 that Trump has because of whatever wacky
13:56 personality people have attached
13:57 themselves to.
14:00 Right. I mean, the thing is though, like
14:04 any really though I agree that Trump's
14:06 the only one who could get away with it,
14:08 and that's because like he's got no
14:11 shame. He doesn't care. Um, but really
14:13 any of them could have. Like isn't that
14:16 the whole sort of um
14:18 or at least one of the sort of uh
14:22 lessons to be learned from Trump's
14:26 presidency? Just how little institutions
14:29 have to stop any president from have
14:31 having done this. It's just that he's
14:33 the one choosing to do it.
14:35 Um there's little recourse. There's
14:37 little there's there's little that can
14:40 be done.
14:41 Well, you've got to have the Supreme
14:44 Court stacked first. That helps. Um,
14:46 also I I'll agree with you. I don't
14:49 think there would be a cult defending JD
14:51 Vance if it turned out that he was in
14:53 the center of the Epstein stuff. I don't
14:54 think people would have would have
14:57 defended JD Vance and done everything to
14:59 to be like, you know, he might be a
15:01 pedophile, but he's our pedophile. I
15:03 think I think they probably would have
15:04 pulled the rip cord on that one.
15:11 Wait, but we can't call him a pedophile
15:13 because according to Gizzlane Maxwell,
15:16 he was a complete gentleman and also uh
15:18 Bill Clinton definitely not a pedophile
15:20 either. So the pedophile says that
15:22 they're not pedophiles. So I feel like
15:23 you know we should take that into
15:27 consideration. Definitely good source.
15:29 Um, there's also, uh, by the way,
15:30 another thing that happened that pissed
15:33 me off this week is the DNC, they
15:35 rejected a resolution to call for an
15:38 arms embargo. And then we got, I know,
15:40 like everybody's talking about it, the
15:42 crazy ass interview between Adam
15:44 Freriedeland and Richie Torres.
15:48 That was shocking to watch. Um, this is
15:50 the first time that it really clicked
15:52 with me that Richie Torres is an actual
15:54 sociopath. Like I'm not saying that to
15:56 be hyperbolic or as an ad homonym. Like
15:58 he's actually a sociopath. He doesn't
16:01 feel any kind of remorse uh for people's
16:02 pain and suffering. And there's some
16:04 like I have a couple of clips we could
16:07 share. Um that is that interview to me
16:09 blew my [ __ ] mind cuz I have never
16:11 seen somebody respond to somebody just
16:12 like pouring out their emotions with
16:15 just like stone face. Like don't even
16:16 give a [ __ ] Just go straight back to
16:18 Christianity the whole time. You know
16:19 what's really scary though is that
16:22 that's more indicative of what most
16:24 liberal Zionists like are comfortable
16:27 with doing in terms of like towing the
16:28 line no matter what. Even if you have
16:31 someone who's like I as a Jewish person
16:32 I I'm deeply deeply concerned about how
16:34 this is conflating Judaism with the
16:35 actions of Israel telling you all this
16:37 kind of stuff heartto-heart. And then
16:39 him just going back to I believe in a
16:41 two-state solution. I believe in a
16:43 Jewish supremacist ethnostate. I believe
16:44 Israel's right to defend itself no
16:46 matter what. Like just same point. Same
16:48 point. NPC. Yeah.
16:51 Yeah.
16:53 Yeah. This is a clip that was uh
16:54 circulating online. I watched the whole
16:56 thing. I would highly highly encourage
16:58 everybody to watch it. If you watch it
16:59 from start to finish, it's so much
17:02 better because Adam Freriedelin gives
17:04 him so much grace and lets him just
17:06 share his life story. And even from the
17:07 beginning, Richie Torres was just like
17:09 on edge. He accused him of doing a
17:11 gotcha and he very clearly had no idea
17:13 who Adam Freriedman was. like he's a
17:17 comedian and just automatically on edge. Um,
17:18 Um,
17:20 you have to tell him since you're used
17:23 to CNN, I I'm the guy from Come Town, right?
17:25 right?
17:26 That's my show.
17:29 I got to say I'm I'm like, and I mean
17:31 this in a in, you know, the most
17:35 positive uh way possible. I am shocked
17:37 at like the guests that he gets. Not
17:40 because like he's not like become really
17:42 big and like obviously you would think
17:43 people would want to go on a show like
17:45 that so they could get seen. I'm shocked
17:48 at how big the guests he gets are and
17:51 how little they seem to know about what
17:53 they're getting themselves into when
17:54 they go on his show.
17:57 Like that's the shocking part to me.
17:59 Like I've seen like it seemed like you
18:01 know I know he got Sarah Jessica Parker
18:03 on and it seemed like she actually was
18:05 somewhat like aware of what she was
18:07 getting herself into and that's and she
18:09 was ready for it and she wanted to do it
18:10 and then you have someone like Richie
18:13 Torres who seemed like he doesn't know
18:14 what he's getting himself into. What
18:16 what were you doing going on the show if
18:19 like you can't you can't claim gotcha if
18:22 you go on the Adam Freeland show. It's
18:25 not like you think you're going on like
18:28 a really like dry news program and all
18:30 of a sudden they like surprise you with
18:34 like hard questions or something. No,
18:37 this is exactly what you should have
18:40 expected if you even did a mo a modicum
18:43 of looking into what you were going on to.
18:44 to.
18:45 I think he thought it was going to be comedy
18:47 comedy
18:48 and like just silly. Yeah.
18:48 Yeah.
18:50 Yeah. I think some politicians have have
18:52 like very low opinion of comedians and
18:54 they think, "Hey, this is not a news
18:55 channel. I'm not going to be, you know,
18:57 I can't be grilled on here. It's just
18:59 some comedian and they don't realize
19:00 people like, you know, Adam Freeland,
19:02 people like John Stewart. They're the
19:04 they're better at doing the interview
19:05 than your typical person in press is
19:07 going to do because they they actually
19:09 are are willing to show humanity and
19:11 empathy in the reporting unlike a lot of
19:12 the press."
19:14 Freedelland even commented. He was like,
19:17 "Your consultant hates you for booking
19:19 you." uh he said something to that
19:22 effect uh during the interview because
19:23 yeah, Richie Torres, as you could tell,
19:26 he was just like he was not having it. I
19:27 don't know what he expected, but um
19:30 here's a minute and 30 seconds from the interview.
19:32 interview.
19:35 If if if you have disagreements with the
19:36 Israeli government, you should voice
19:38 your criticism of the Israeli government
19:39 that there is no justification for
19:41 intimidation or harassment against
19:43 American Jews. I'm telling you as a Jew
19:47 right now that that we are receiving a
19:49 lot more hate because of what the people
19:52 with a flag that has a Jewish star on
19:54 are doing to other people right now. And
19:58 I'm telling you as a Jewish person what
20:00 how painful it is for us to say and it
20:02 hurts my stomach to say this and you're
20:05 going to say I disagree. I disagree that
20:07 this is a genocide
20:09 and that hurts to say that a Jew could
20:12 do that. It hurts because we grew up
20:14 with the with learning about what hatred
20:18 is. We we grew up learning about this.
20:20 And the same year the state of Israel
20:22 was established in 1948, the the the
20:24 world saw the Holocaust and they
20:26 established standards for what a
20:30 genocide is. It was the same year
20:32 and the world said that this shouldn't
20:34 be a thing that happens, you know, and
20:38 and and I just wonder like like it
20:40 doesn't make sense to me like like what
20:43 like I don't know it I it doesn't track
20:47 to me why there's this fixation with
20:51 kids at a school that and two examples
20:52 of people at a restaurant that that
20:53 there was banging.
20:55 Two examples. I mean there there are
20:56 surveys on Give me the
20:58 read the ADL surveys on it.
21:00 It's hard it's hard for me to talk about
21:02 this in in public.
21:03 I mean, you're it's
21:07 you're being a dick. That's mean.
21:11 Just no empathy whatsoever.
21:14 It's just this is so shocking to watch.
21:15 He's not even good at being a
21:17 politician. Like it's it's one like I'm
21:20 not really I should say I'm not I'm not
21:22 stunned by how Richie Torres is cuz we
21:23 we see him in social media. Like he's a
21:25 [ __ ] lunatic on Twitter. like
21:27 absolute [ __ ] lunatic, but it's a
21:30 good politician who, let's be clear, is
21:34 still soulless, but would be able to
21:36 navigate that interview in a way that
21:38 makes them look better. Rich Torres
21:40 doesn't even have that ability.
21:42 Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't care at all. Uh
21:44 there's a little bit more where Adam
21:45 Freeland explains like, "I grew up as a
21:47 Zionist." He tries to share his
21:49 perspective and just he like he tries to
21:50 bring the human element to this
21:52 conversation, which we never ever see.
21:55 Um, it's sad that a comedian can do this
21:57 before a lot of journalists. So, credit
21:59 to Adam Freriedeland. Like, this is an
22:01 incredible interview, but like just the
22:03 way that Richie Torres was completely
22:05 unbothered by the things that he was
22:07 saying and he just goes right back to
22:09 the talking points. It was like I don't
22:11 even know how to explain my feelings.
22:13 Like, it's it's shocking. Like, this man
22:16 is a [ __ ] sociopath.
22:17 What What really struck me about this,
22:19 and we're going to watch more, I assume,
22:21 right? We have more clips to watch. What
22:22 really struck me, and I said this on the
22:24 majority report earlier today because we
22:25 watched some of it on the majority
22:30 report. Um Richie Torres comes across as
22:32 if he's offended
22:35 by what Adam Freeland is saying,
22:39 right? which is so bizarre because
22:41 Adam Freedelland
22:45 is the Jewish person who also as he said
22:48 says in the interview lived in Israel
22:50 for a time who has that direct
22:52 connection obviously he brought up with
22:55 his family uh I believe like he said
22:57 like his he had you know a discussion
22:59 with his dad about it who does not agree
23:04 with him um yet Richie Torres is a comes
23:06 across like he's offended like is Richie
23:11 Torres is a Jewish person or an Israeli
23:13 and like what Adam Freeland is saying is
23:15 offensive to him because he has some
23:18 sort of ties to Israel like direct ties
23:20 I mean Richard Torres has ties to Israel
23:22 they involve money flowing in that helps
23:24 his career as a politician
23:26 specifically these are the ties
23:28 this is from Sludge this week by the way everyone
23:29 everyone
23:32 but the he's acting offended as if like
23:35 his career ties are the equivalent of
23:40 like someone's family or hometown or
23:43 where they lived or their religion is
23:46 equivalent and it's such a sniveling
23:48 little [ __ ] thing to do. Like it
23:50 comes he's he really comes across like
23:51 an [ __ ]
23:54 Yeah. He claims he's literal war
23:56 propheteer, right? That like be clear
23:57 about what this headline is saying. He
23:59 is a war propheteer profiting off
24:00 genocide. Mhm.
24:03 But like to claim that Adam like I think
24:05 it's it's in the next clip most likely,
24:07 but he he tries to claim that Adam
24:09 Freeland's being anti-Semitic. like the
24:12 the gull it takes to tell somebody who
24:15 lived in Israel who's a Jewish person
24:17 that they're being anti-semit like I
24:19 don't when he's just describing the
24:24 obvious impact of uh a genocide that the
24:27 US government continues to fund like I
24:29 it's I don't know how Rich Torres
24:30 thought that would come off that he
24:32 would come off looking good in that
24:34 moment saying something like that.
24:36 Mhm. I don't know how he sleeps at
24:38 night. I genuinely don't know. Or
24:40 actually, I should say I didn't know
24:42 until watching this. It's like, oh no,
24:44 he just he doesn't experience emotions
24:45 like other human beings. He's a sociopath.
24:46 sociopath.
24:49 Uh this is the second uh clip. This is
24:51 directly after the one we just watched.
24:54 And I grew up a Zionist. And we were
24:56 told and our whole community in this
24:59 country is told that we have to defend
25:02 Israel and love Israel because it'll
25:04 stop the Holocaust. It will stop another
25:06 Holocaust from happening. And I my
25:09 parents, my dad was born in 1951.
25:11 That was six years after the these
25:13 atrocities. His friend's parents, he
25:15 knew these people that had been through
25:18 this hell, these skeletons.
25:22 And and it terrified us and and the
25:23 understanding in our community is that
25:26 we have to defend Israel.
25:29 But it's I lived there and I went to a
25:31 set a settlement at the end of my year
25:35 there and I looked down a hill at a
25:36 Palestinian village and I saw how they
25:38 lived and I turned back and I looked at
25:40 the settlement and saw how they lived
25:43 and people live in a in a world where
25:46 they're demeaned and dehumanized and
25:49 surveiled constantly by people in and
25:52 this isn't in Gaza by people in SWAT
25:55 team outfits with with semi-automatic
25:57 weapons that that's what the world is
25:59 seeing. And you keep telling me that the
26:00 problem is someone's getting yelled at
26:02 at a restaurant. I'm sorry.
26:03 You're conflating two different issues.
26:04 I don't
26:06 Please, just please.
26:08 Me saying this to you right now will
26:11 hurt people in my own family, okay?
26:13 Because because this is a very important
26:15 thing to us. And the fact that I still
26:16 [ __ ] care about being Jewish is
26:20 embarrassing. I should just be a guy.
26:23 But but it but this is feels like a
26:25 stain on our history and it feels like
26:28 it's changed what being Jewish is
26:31 because what being Jewish is isn't Israel.
26:32 Israel.
26:35 Judaism has existed for 4,000 years.
26:38 This is a country for 75 years. You
26:41 don't like it. It is the oldest one of
26:43 the oldest monotheistic religions. It's
26:46 it is anti-semitism is one of the oldest
26:48 forms of hatred.
26:50 People in my life are going to be mad at
26:52 me about this. But but
26:57 I'm saying this and because I am Jewish.
27:00 Look at his face. Just doesn't care.
27:02 Completely unbothered.
27:05 It's still shocking to watch this again.
27:06 I think there's I think there's a moment
27:09 where he even tells them like, you know,
27:11 and they were they're discussing like
27:13 the history of Israel and Palestine and
27:15 like Richie Torres basically says, "You
27:16 just don't know what you're talking
27:18 about." which is incredible for Richie
27:21 Torres to say to a a Jewish guy who
27:25 lived in Israel whose family grew up
27:28 a Zionists that you just heard Adam
27:30 Freriedman's story. I mean, imagine
27:34 telling that guy that he doesn't know
27:36 what he's talking about. Yeah,
27:36 Yeah,
27:38 the gull. I I think that I have the clip
27:40 that you're referring to. I'm not 100%
27:42 sure. This is one that Adam himself had
27:43 shared. This is the last clip that
27:45 I think I think this is I think this is
27:45 the one. Yeah.
27:47 Yeah. I really wanted to show that
27:48 moment where that you referenced, David,
27:50 where where you basically accused him of
27:51 not caring about anti-semitism or being
27:53 anti-semitic because that that was just
27:55 so wild to me.
27:57 Hamas murdered thousands of people.
27:58 So what does that mean?
27:59 That Hamas is a terrorist organization
28:01 for murdering innocent children and civilians.
28:01 civilians.
28:03 How how many civilians have been killed
28:11 The war is a tragedy, but
28:13 they've killed journalists.
28:15 People have been killed in a war. It's
28:15 been a tragedy.
28:17 They've killed people waiting for aid.
28:20 But you're suggesting that that it is
28:22 the policy of the Israeli government to
28:24 murder civilians. And that's
28:26 that is a notion that I reject.
28:28 You got to like listen man, you got to
28:30 be like a human being about this.
28:32 People who are dying in the war, which
28:34 to me is a tragedy because war is a tragedy.
28:34 tragedy.
28:37 Do you feel in your heart that this is
28:38 what you're do what you're saying is right?
28:40 right?
28:42 If Hamas if you remove Hamas
28:43 don't actually think that.
28:44 I told you what I believe. Don't tell
28:46 me. I've told you what I believe.
28:47 Why would you believe that?
28:48 Because I Because there are people who
28:50 see the world differently. I know it's a
28:51 shock to you,
28:52 but there are people who see the world
28:54 differently for
28:55 Hamas murdered.
28:57 Okay, that's not the clip that I was
28:59 No, but but still like the the tonal
29:01 change. He goes from discussing October
29:04 7th to the tens of thousands of
29:06 Palestinians killed is just amazing.
29:07 Like one is a horrible terrorist act.
29:10 The other, oh, it's a war. Who cares?
29:12 What? There's no military in Gaza. They
29:13 don't have a military. Like what what
29:15 war are we talking about here?
29:16 They don't have a city. They don't have
29:18 How many Israelis have died since
29:20 October 7th? Zero. Like we we are
29:24 talking about an ongoing onslaught and
29:27 and voiced uh desire to take over the
29:30 land of Gaza. Like this is not it's not
29:31 a war. This is just a complete
29:33 annihilation of people. So
29:37 also I I would not say uh anyone is
29:40 suggesting that it is Israeli military
29:44 policy to kill civilians. It is what's
29:46 happening. I'm not suggesting it is
29:47 what's happening.
29:47 Dead ass.
29:51 It is absolutely their intent.
29:56 Um, also I do love the idea that like
29:59 you I tell you what I believe and it's
30:02 truth. You tell me what you believe and
30:04 it's just you got to understand people
30:06 think differently than you. Oh, but
30:08 that's but I think differently than you,
30:10 but that's not your excuse for why I
30:11 could have those feelings, right? No,
30:18 Yeah. And this the way that they go back
30:20 to Hamas again and again, the talking
30:24 points. Um there is a Palestinian uh
30:26 territory that is not run by Hamas. It's
30:28 called the West Bank. And Israel is
30:30 currently trying to annex the West Bank.
30:32 They are building more settlements than
30:34 ever. So there's just everything that
30:37 they say it it doesn't hold up at all.
30:39 But they it doesn't matter. They have
30:40 talking points like intended to loop
30:42 just goes in a circle, right? To where
30:44 you can never you can never actually
30:46 have a meaningful conversation because
30:47 they know that nine times out of 10
30:49 times out of 10 they lose on the
30:51 substance which is why it always
30:52 devolves into oh well you're just being
30:54 anti-semitic because they just want to
30:56 shut down the conversation. Um and it's
30:58 why there's so much efforts to uh censor
31:01 anyone speaking out you know going after
31:03 student protesters. There's the ADL
31:05 effort to censor Wikipedia because
31:07 they're claiming Wikipedia is biased
31:08 against Israel because the truth [ __ ]
31:11 hurts. Oh yeah, I forgot how how Richie
31:13 Torres when um
31:15 when in that first clip when Adam Freedelland
31:17 Freedelland
31:20 um brings up like how
31:23 uh you know Torres and other Zionist
31:26 focused on like college campus protests
31:28 and like someone being loud at a
31:31 restaurant and during a pro Palestinian
31:34 protest or something
31:36 and that's their focus and not the
31:38 genocide in Gaza
31:41 And Richie Torres says, "Oh, it's more
31:44 than that. You could read the ADL
31:49 surveys. The ADL has the the ADL is no
31:53 longer I mean there was a time they they
31:56 used to be a very pro they they are
31:59 right now but there was a gap in between
32:01 of them being a very pro-Israel
32:03 organization to them actually focusing
32:07 on uh anti-semitism
32:09 actual anti-semitism and dangerous
32:12 right-wing extremism. There was a time
32:14 where they actually had a good
32:18 repertoire there. Um but
32:21 um under what's his face uh Jonathan uh
32:23 what's his name again? Uh Greenblat.
32:24 Greenblat. Greenblot.
32:26 Greenblot.
32:28 They have reverted once again to being a
32:31 Israel first
32:33 full-on Zionist organization. Any of the
32:36 good work they had done about extremism
32:38 is out the window. And it's because of
32:40 their own changes to how they do their
32:43 research. They have openly admitted that
32:48 when they when they uh track extremism
32:52 and anti-semitism, now they count any
32:56 sort of pro Palestinian protest in that category,
32:57 category,
33:00 right? So you could just throw the ADL
33:03 and anything they put out out the window
33:06 until if they ever decide to change
33:08 policy again, which would require
33:09 Greenblat being gone from the organization.
33:11 organization.
33:13 But that lack of credibility is what led
33:15 to this war with them uh against
33:17 Wikipedia because Wikipedia
33:20 uh it kind of uh I forgot specifically
33:22 what the story was. as Philip DeFranco
33:24 talked about this today, but they have
33:26 downgraded ADL's status to not as
33:28 reliable specifically when it comes to
33:30 Israel Palestine. Like they didn't say
33:32 that they're unreliable when it comes to
33:33 other data that they've used, LGBTQ
33:35 rights, other hate crimes, specifically
33:37 just this because the the organization
33:40 very clearly institutionally is Israel
33:42 first. Um, but because of this, because
33:44 their credibility is hurt and their Fifi
33:47 have been hurt, they're trying to um
33:49 they're trying to censor Wikipedia and
33:50 Republicans of course took the ball. So
33:53 now they're on this huge campaign to get
33:57 um to get Wokipedia to be unwoke, which
33:58 just means like to be pro- genocide, I
34:02 guess. Like it's genuinely so um so
34:03 disgusting to watch.
34:05 Yeah, I was I was looking it up during
34:09 their conversation. Um Elazer released
34:12 that over like 52 Palestinians had been
34:14 killed and 33 starved to death like just
34:16 during the course of that one episode
34:17 that the two of them were doing that.
34:19 And it like it brings me back to, you
34:21 know, people like Richie Torres who are
34:23 still spouting those same points. It's
34:25 that while, you know, liberals are
34:27 comfortable debating this as if like we
34:29 care about a two-state solution even
34:30 though we don't recognize one of those
34:31 two states. We're going to use all these
34:33 talking points. There's like an active
34:35 extermination taking place, right? Like
34:37 it's not it's not it's not in the phase
34:39 now where it's like, oh well, we don't
34:40 really know what's going on there. We
34:41 know exactly what's going on there. You
34:44 know, we we've seen beyond the [ __ ]
34:45 zone of interest. we're we're we're
34:47 actually witnessing it take place every
34:49 single day. So, it's it's not it's not
34:51 even like below the bare minimum for him
34:54 to be saying those kind of things. It's
34:56 it's you are an active participant in
34:58 doing propaganda for this in the same
35:00 way that other people are doing. And,
35:03 you know, get on at him for for actually
35:06 just calling him out because a lot of
35:08 his talking points fall flat uh when
35:09 when they're actually pushed to pushed
35:11 to account.
35:14 Yeah. And um on that note of propaganda,
35:16 the free press, which basically should
35:18 be tried like the Nazi propagandists
35:21 were uh at new Nuremberg tribunals, uh
35:25 called Adam Freedelland a capo for this interview.
35:25 interview. God,
35:26 God,
35:29 they they basically uh say the role
35:31 Freedelland is playing is that of the
35:34 capo, the Jew articulating and/or acting
35:35 out the wishes, conscious or
35:37 unconscious, of the gentile majority.
35:38 This is literally the world's oldest or
35:41 second oldest profession. I mean, what
35:43 do you even say to that? Like, this guy
35:45 is pouring out his heart. He's a
35:47 comedian. He's not a journalist. He
35:49 doesn't have to do this, but he is. He's
35:51 trying to humanize
35:54 uh Palestinians and bring empathy to the
35:55 conversation. And they call him a
35:58 [ __ ] capo. Like, this is so
36:00 disgraceful. Like, these people
36:01 honestly, I don't know how they live
36:02 with themselves. I couldn't if I was
36:05 doing [ __ ] like this.
36:06 I think I found the the moment, by the
36:08 way. Just one more clip to share from this.
36:10 this.
36:11 Right now I'm telling you what it's like
36:13 to be Jew. My experience being Jewish.
36:14 But there are others who have a
36:17 different I'm trying to see you're why
36:19 why is one better than the other? Why is
36:20 one more important than the other? I'm
36:21 trying to share with you. You're in the
36:22 government. I don't get a chance to talk.
36:23 talk. Okay.
36:25 Okay.
36:29 Um I think hatred of Jewish people has
36:33 exploded in this country. And I don't
36:35 think it's
36:37 I think it's because it's of our support
36:41 of what looks to be an absolute brutality.
36:43 brutality.
36:45 And I think that
36:46 you think that's a justification for anti-semitism.
36:47 anti-semitism.
36:48 Here's the thing.
36:49 You think Israeli government policy is a
36:51 justification for anti-semitism? My view
36:52 is there's no justification for anti-semitism.
36:53 anti-semitism.
36:53 I think that
36:55 there's zero justification for anti-ism.
36:56 Okay, you're deflecting again.
36:59 I'm not deflecting. That's my position.
37:00 What does it look like to have a flag
37:03 with a Jewish star and I'm Jewish and
37:05 for kids to be starving right now? And
37:07 why is my government I don't want to do
37:09 this fight. Let's not do like a yelling
37:11 at each other thing. I really just for
37:14 me it's for me I had the the experience of
37:15 of
37:17 it just sounds like you're justifying
37:18 anti-semitism which making me feel like
37:20 are you crazy right now? Okay.
37:21 Okay.
37:22 Why would I do that? You're telling
37:24 you're doing the I'm Hamas thing.
37:26 I'm not. Anyway, we can keep going, but
37:28 that's like
37:30 the the idea that that's what Adam
37:33 Freeland was doing is just
37:36 it's not justification, but it's
37:37 absolutely happening. Yeah.
37:40 Yeah.
37:41 Adam Freeland is telling the truth. Yeah.
37:42 Yeah.
37:46 Antiism is on the rise around the world
37:49 because of Israel's actions. When you
37:52 tell people that being critical of of
37:54 the Israeli government is anti-semitic,
37:55 do you think that's going to help or
37:57 hurt the fight against anti-semitism? Right.
37:57 Right.
37:59 Like it's it's just wild, right?
37:59 right?
38:02 He also makes a distinction
38:03 separate the two. By the way, he says
38:05 like the anti Do you think the
38:07 anti-semitism, the Holocaust denial is
38:08 coming from the left, the kids on
38:10 campuses protesting genocide, or do you
38:11 think it's coming from the right?
38:13 Because he's like it's overwhelmingly
38:14 coming from the right. You're
38:18 weaponizing Nazis, rights, extremists, nationalists,
38:20 nationalists, right?
38:21 right?
38:23 I mean,
38:28 nearly every active uh uh like uh any
38:31 any nearly every Jewish person who is
38:36 active in politics is at the very least
38:40 like center left. like there there's not many
38:42 many
38:44 that are rightwing.
38:46 So the idea that the anti-semitism would
38:48 be growing from the left is ridiculous.
38:52 But what you have is you have people
38:55 Zionists claiming that any sort of pro Palestinian
38:56 Palestinian
39:00 uh protest or action on on the left is anti-semitism,
39:03 anti-semitism,
39:06 which then fuels the idea even more so.
39:08 So what you have is you have a growth of
39:12 both real anti-semitism on the right and
39:15 then just claims of anti-semitism
39:17 all around anywhere where there's
39:19 someone saying criticizing Israel and
39:25 Yeah. And of course it belittles the
39:29 actual cases of anti-semitism and
39:32 anti-semitism rises uh unabated un
39:36 unanswered untouched.
39:38 And just to reiterate like Richie Torres
39:41 is not a Republican. Like the genocide
39:43 denial that we just watched came from a
39:45 Democrat. And on that note, as I
39:47 mentioned earlier this week, the DNC
39:50 voted against um the arms embargo. And
39:52 it's not like if they voted yes on the
39:54 arms embargo or whatever the resolution
39:56 said, they'd have to institute that by
39:58 Tuesday. They have no power. They could
40:00 literally just do it to plate us, like
40:03 to lie to us. But they are not even
40:05 willing to do that. Like they they they
40:06 don't [ __ ] with us so hard that they're
40:07 like, I don't even care about lying to
40:09 them. [ __ ] them. We will never give them
40:12 what they want. And um but the same
40:15 institution that did that, they also um
40:18 this is what they do. Uh, so this is a
40:20 song that they played to wrap the DNC
40:23 meeting. This is an actual song that
40:25 they put for you to sing along after
40:28 voting against an arms embargo in the
40:30 same week that Israel bombed a hospital
40:32 with five five journalists, killed 20
40:34 people. Five of them were journalists,
40:36 then doubletapped it. They're like,
40:37 "Nope, we're not going to do the arms
40:39 embargo, but this is our song. Dems We
40:42 Rise, Stronger Together, Blue Skies."
40:46 Like, go [ __ ] yourselves. Like it's so appalling.
40:47 appalling.
40:50 The people are aroused with this song.
40:52 Is Is there a recording of this
40:53 somewhere? I want to hear it.
40:55 I have I looked. I have not found the
40:56 recording. I would love to hear that.
41:00 Technocrats. We shine.
41:03 Are you pirates? What's going on here? Y
41:08 BRC Chanty the fight song. T we rise.
41:10 Can you imagine singing this? This
41:12 reminds me of when I worked at Walmart.
41:14 We did our shift huddles and they'd be
41:17 like, "We have to do the we are we are
41:18 Walmart, but this is like the Democrat
41:21 version." Like, what the [ __ ] man? This
41:23 is crazy.
41:24 These are these people just like
41:26 completely isolated from society that
41:27 they like,
41:28 oh, they must be
41:29 this is the [ __ ] they come. Like, it's
41:31 just I don't understand the mindset you
41:32 have to be in to be like, I know what we
41:36 need a fight song.
41:38 I don't understand this person.
41:41 Lift your voice. We're bold and true.
41:43 Onward, Democrats, we shine blue. Like,
41:45 what the [ __ ] is this? Like the song
41:46 like only there was a fight song that we
41:48 all knew or
41:49 or
41:50 that would have been less cringe. And
41:52 that, don't get me wrong, would have
41:53 been cringe as [ __ ] if they dropped the
41:55 fight song again. If they tried to redo
41:56 that, but that would have been better
41:59 than this. Whatever this is.
42:01 I forgot about the fight song.
42:03 Do you remember when the fight song was
42:05 playing in the background and Hillary
42:06 Clinton was screaming at somebody who
42:08 was protesting her?
42:11 You found your support.
42:14 the background.
42:14 Oh, so
42:16 and now Hillary is what? Defending
42:18 Donald Trump's foreign policy. That's
42:18 what I saw indeed.
42:19 indeed.
42:20 Yeah. Incredible.
42:23 But yeah, people are like, "Oh, she was
42:25 I missed it." What did she say?
42:28 He's crushing it with regard to NATO. Uh
42:29 she said something else and I watched
42:31 the whole clip. I couldn't take it.
42:32 I feel like this is being said because
42:33 Bill Clinton's in the Epste
42:35 Epste
42:36 feeling I got off it.
42:38 Oh, that makes sense actually.
42:40 Yeah, but I mean like Hillary, you don't
42:42 have to cover for Bill Clinton. We all
42:43 know he was in the Epstein files. This
42:45 is your chance to spread your wings and
42:47 leave him. Leave that disgusting man.
42:49 Girl, we know you like women. It's fine.
42:51 Like, leave him. That's that's not okay.
42:54 Like, he's a pervert. He's disgusting.
42:58 Um, yeah. Um, oh, oops. So, this is
43:00 related to Democrats. Uh, actually, I
43:01 should I should before I share this with
43:03 you because of the response. There is a
43:05 story in Wired from Taylor Loren's about
43:07 Democrats that are getting paid like 8K
43:10 a month or influencers getting paid by a
43:13 dark money democratic group. Uh
43:16 a month a month like you know for for
43:19 the Canadians watching $150,000 Canadian
43:21 a year. Like that's 10 grand a month
43:23 Canadian. And and like that's that's
43:24 more than a lot of people's [ __ ]
43:27 salaries just to shut your mouth just
43:28 just to not talk [ __ ] Just to have a
43:30 channel that says orange man bad.
43:32 Nothing else. That's it. just orange man bad.
43:33 bad.
43:34 Never criticize Democrats. Never
43:36 criticize each other. Like you can't
43:38 criticize individuals within the group.
43:39 Yeah. Yeah.
43:40 But yeah, this is a long story. I would
43:42 recommend everybody read it cuz my like
43:44 with each paragraph my jaw was on the
43:46 [ __ ] floor. But a dark money group is
43:48 secretly funding high-profile Democratic
43:49 influencers. An initiative aimed at
43:51 boosting Democrats online. Others in
43:54 offers influencers up to 8,000 a month.
43:57 So up to 8K. That's a [ __ ] ton of money.
43:59 Uh to push the party line. All they have
44:01 to do is keep it secret and agree to
44:03 restrictions on their content. And
44:05 there's also a link to a different story
44:07 about how Biden had shut out Jenz
44:10 influencers who supported him in 2020
44:12 but then criticized him. So they're
44:14 basically trying to cultivate a
44:17 right-wing equivalent, but it has to be
44:18 a complete echo chamber. Nobody can
44:20 criticize Democrats. And this is how
44:23 they're going to combat the rise of like
44:26 the right-wing manosphere Rogan podcast
44:29 circuit. And I've got to say, uh, based
44:30 on the individuals who are part of this,
44:32 I I don't think it's gonna it's going to
44:34 be very competitive against Republicans.
44:37 It's not gonna be very effective.
44:39 David Pacman, Occupy Democrats, I think,
44:41 were the biggest names that I was.
44:43 A lot of them I think are Tik Tok. I
44:44 mean, I never heard of most of them like
44:45 Tik Tockers, I'm guessing. Like I don't know.
44:46 know.
44:49 Yeah. As soon as I saw Olivia Giuliana,
44:51 I like that was the first thought. I'm
44:53 like, "Oh, I bet Olivia Juliana." And I
44:54 saw that I'm like, "Ah, absolutely."
44:55 absolutely."
44:57 Yeah. You didn't I didn't need a report
44:58 to know that one. She's obviously she
45:00 was obviously getting paid.
45:01 They didn't even have to pay her though.
45:03 She would do that [ __ ] for free. But um
45:07 so this is I want to circle back to um
45:11 this guy Tatu Real. This is a Khiver. He
45:12 actually was brought to the White House.
45:15 He met with Joe Biden. So this is his
45:17 response to the story. And I haven't
45:18 seen the whole thing yet. I was trying
45:21 to save it for the show. Um so my saying
45:22 we got to I've never seen it but we got
45:24 to play Pac-Man's response. Apparently
45:25 he's got like a fiveminute video. he
45:27 just uploaded where he uh you know
45:28 defends himself.
45:30 Oh, does he? Yeah. Yeah, we'll watch
45:32 that. I haven't seen Pacman's response.
45:34 Too raw. Too real. I don't know. He had
45:36 he's had me blocked before I even knew
45:37 who he was. Like the first time I
45:40 discovered him. Um I realized, oh, I'm
45:43 blocked by him. Anyways, um this is his response.
45:45 response.
45:47 Damn it, Taylor. You caught me. You
45:48 caught me like Colonel Mustard in the
45:50 library with a candlestick. You got the
45:52 clue, girl. You did it. This is what we
45:54 talking about. Real journalism. I'm
45:56 talking about she's giving Diane Sawyer
45:57 a run for her mother.
45:58 I've already had too many.
45:59 What is it?
46:00 Diane, tell me.
46:01 People watch this guy like
46:02 know. But do you really know? Apparently.
46:04 Apparently.
46:05 Do you really know?
46:06 No, you know.
46:08 Thank you.
46:10 Let me start off by saying this. Taylor,
46:11 you're a piece of [ __ ] And I don't know.
46:11 know.
46:13 You got the vote blue cup in the video
46:15 though. So like shilling during this.
46:16 That's hilarious.
46:17 How you can call yourself a journalist
46:20 without even doing a lick of [ __ ]
46:22 research. You're just thirsty. So I want
46:23 you to drink this up. You said in your
46:25 article that we are not allowed to
46:27 disclose the fact that we are cohorts of
46:29 chorus. If that's the case, then why did
46:32 in November 20th, to be precise, two
46:33 weeks after the election, I had a
46:36 donation link and a video disclosing the
46:38 fact that I was trying to partner.
46:39 Okay, he did not read the article
46:42 because she's not saying that Chorus is
46:45 behind this. Chorus is supplying the I
46:48 think it's 6030 group who's paying them
46:51 with the people. So, he's
46:52 misrepresenting her article. I don't
46:54 know if he read it, but like that's not what
46:55 what
46:57 what it specifically said is you were
46:59 not allowed to talk about receiving the
47:02 $8,000 a month as part of this like, you
47:03 know, behind the scenes thing where
47:05 you're not allowed to criticize uh
47:07 Democrats and you just basically target
47:08 Republicans. That's that's what they
47:10 weren't allowed to talk about. Espec
47:12 that's from the she has access or at
47:13 least the articles based on leaked
47:14 WhatsApp groups between the people
47:16 inside there and even reveals what they
47:18 were talking to each other. Like people
47:19 within the groups according to the
47:20 article were not comfortable with it.
47:22 Like a lot of people were like, I wish
47:24 that we didn't have to like, you know,
47:25 uh, and eventually it got to a point
47:26 where they're like, I think we're at
47:28 stage five acceptance as we just got to
47:30 accept their contract and take the
47:32 payday because again, that that's an
47:34 insane amount of money. Like I don't
47:35 know about all of you. I've been reached
47:37 out to by political parties and
47:39 politicians, but it's never been with
47:40 money attached. It's always like, do you
47:42 want to volunteer to have this person on
47:44 your show or come to this event? And the
47:46 same thing with like that progressive
47:47 pack that was paying a bunch of people.
47:49 Like it turned out like Dylan Burns and
47:50 Sanderhal and Lonerbox were getting paid
47:52 by this other org. They never offered me
47:55 money. I mean, I guess I guess I'm just
47:56 like just not that big of an influencer
47:58 or just I'm too too low on their their
48:02 scale. But yeah, this one like $8,000 a
48:04 month is nuts. That's a lot of
48:06 Listen, here's the thing. You don't have
48:08 to take that. Um I understand why you
48:10 would want to. It's a lot of money, but
48:12 like you don't have to take it. I was
48:14 offered a sponsorship from I think it
48:17 was Alienware. Um it they said anywhere
48:20 between $200 and $5,000.
48:22 Um I didn't take it. I don't want to
48:24 have to research this company if they
48:26 are union busters or ethically sourced
48:28 or whatever. So it's easier to just like
48:29 try to withhold your principles. Now
48:31 having said that though like I'm in a
48:32 better financial position on YouTube
48:34 where I can like make money through
48:36 Patreon and ad revenue. But at the same
48:38 time, like I still wouldn't take money
48:41 from an unethical company or a company
48:44 that is trying to get me to um talk
48:46 about things in a certain way where you
48:47 lose editorial control. Like it really
48:50 seems like they were very strict about
48:51 the things they talk about.
48:52 That's the issue. Like, yeah.
48:53 yeah.
48:54 I wonder what what would have happened
48:56 if they if someone took the money and
48:57 then just didn't abide by the
48:59 restrictions like or the they supposedly
49:01 had like regular meetings or something
49:03 like take the [ __ ] money, don't do
49:05 the meetings, talk about Gaza, criticize
49:06 Democrats and see what happens. Like
49:08 that's kind of like the path they should
49:10 have some of them at least should have tried.
49:11 tried.
49:12 Well, couldn't you be sued? Wouldn't
49:13 that be a violation of your terms of contract?
49:14 contract?
49:16 But it's supposed to be It depends what
49:17 the contract says. I mean, it's supposed
49:19 to be secretive. I don't know.
49:21 Yeah. I don't know if that type of [ __ ]
49:23 would hold up in in court. Oh, and by
49:24 the way, the Alienware thing was like a
49:26 sponsorship, so it wouldn't be secret.
49:27 Like, Alienware just gives me money to
49:29 like work in like talking, right?
49:29 right?
49:31 Yeah. Yeah. To be clear, like we're not
49:33 criticizing people who take ads or or sponsor.
49:33 sponsor.
49:36 No, I don't believe are offered a very
49:38 large sum of money to be like, just keep
49:39 doing what you're doing, right? Like if
49:41 it's just like, hey, you just keep doing
49:42 your reporting. I don't want to
49:44 editorialize anything, but here's money
49:45 because I like your message. That's
49:47 different than being like you can't talk
49:49 [ __ ] about Democrats but just talk [ __ ]
49:51 about the Republicans only. It's at that
49:52 point it's like well then you have no
49:54 morals. Like there's no point in you
49:57 being a a commentator uh a journalist uh
49:59 even an influencer because you've been
50:01 influenced, right? Like you are for
50:02 sale. Your opinion is for sale. You will
50:05 be censored or silenced depending on who
50:07 can offer you the most amount of money.
50:11 Yeah. Yeah. And remind me after this um
50:13 Ken Clippenstein posted uh one of the
50:14 interviews that they got with Democratic
50:16 leadership which by the way this is part
50:18 of it. You um by signing this you get
50:20 access to Democratic um uh interviews
50:22 and stuff like that. Uh but there's
50:25 there's a view count that Ken
50:26 Clippenstein shared that's genuinely
50:28 [ __ ] hilarious. But uh let me let me
50:30 click play because there's more to this.
50:31 Of course where we were trying to get
50:33 funding. There was a donation link and
50:36 it's still up there in my bio. This
50:40 isn't breaking news. My followers know,
50:43 everybody knows. We hosted forums. I'm
50:45 confused on how this is this is news.
50:47 And secondly, you wrote about Chorus
50:49 before. Did you not write an article
50:51 saying that they weren't paying content
50:53 creators? Chorus isn't doing anything
50:54 that content creators feel like they're
50:56 not getting paid. They're doing free
50:57 labor, this that and the other. So which
50:58 one is it? Are we getting paid? Are we
51:00 not getting paid? What the [ __ ] do you really
51:01 really
51:03 apparently? We're not allowed to bash
51:05 Democrats or actually give them any type
51:08 of constructive criticism. However, I
51:10 swear I'd be on damn Bernie Sanders ass
51:12 like flies on [ __ ] I do.
51:15 Oh my [ __ ] god.
51:18 The idea that he's allowed to criticize
51:21 Bernie. So actually we we can criticize
51:22 Democrats. He first not even [ __ ]
51:24 Democrat. But second of all, like
51:25 Bernie's one of the only few people that
51:27 are critical of a Democrats are do like
51:28 of course you can criticize him.
51:30 How many times do you how many times do
51:31 you think this guy has pointed out that
51:34 Bernie Sanders is not a Democrat?
51:36 Yeah, absolutely.
51:38 Yeah. Wild. Yeah. We're We're I love how
51:40 he just casually drops that. Of course,
51:41 we're not allowed to criticize
51:43 Democrats, dude. So, you So, you
51:46 exclusively like are only allowed to
51:47 glaze up a [ __ ] party doing a
51:49 genocide? I mean, listen, there's a
51:50 reason why all these people who were
51:52 selected didn't say [ __ ] anything
51:54 about the genocide when Biden was
51:55 overseeing it. Like, these people are
51:57 gross. They have no morals. It is
52:00 absolutely despicable that you are
52:02 basically able to be bought. Like, you
52:04 they could buy your silence. That's
52:07 gross. That's [ __ ] up.
52:09 call my video going viral of what the
52:12 [ __ ] Chuck when I called him out about
52:15 the continuum resolution and how he did
52:17 not hold the [ __ ] line with the
52:18 rest of damn Democrats in the house cuz
52:21 [ __ ] like this will not get the
52:22 job done. How can you sit here and say
52:24 that you care about us, but you're
52:26 selling us to Elon Musk and Donald
52:28 Trump? I don't see how you can say that
52:29 you care about Medicaid and you care
52:30 about veterans and all these other
52:32 things, but you said that you're going
52:34 to vote for this [ __ ]
52:36 What are we doing here? I'm confused.
52:37 That's like probably literally the only
52:39 time he's actually criticized a sitting
52:40 Democrat in his entire life.
52:42 Yeah. And by the way, the doesn't the
52:44 article go into you have to clear it
52:45 with like the group first?
52:48 So he would have had to like had to
52:49 email them and be like, "Is this okay if
52:51 I do this?" Right.
52:52 Right.
52:55 It's so embarrassing. You should have
52:57 just not responded.
52:58 Nothing you're saying is making any
53:00 sense. And my platform shows something
53:02 of the contrary, ma'am. Ain't been
53:04 nothing but full transparency over here,
53:06 sis. Seems like you're just a saltine
53:08 salad. Eat you a salad, sis. You're not
53:09 yourself when you're hungry. Make sure
53:11 you get a lot of croutons and some ranch
53:13 dressing to match your complexion.
53:14 Because that's really what it comes down
53:15 to, isn't it?
53:17 Y'all are so used to content creators
53:19 always doing [ __ ] for free. And y'all
53:21 don't think that we deserve the funding
53:23 when the mere fact of the matter is
53:25 people rely on influencers, particular
53:27 content creators, to get their news
53:28 because we understand that corporate
53:30 media isn't reliable anymore. This is
53:32 like the second failed article that you
53:33 wrote about Chorus. And since you don't
53:35 know [ __ ] about it, let me tell you
53:37 about it. Chorus is a cohort working
53:38 with content creators for us to get
53:40 trained. And
53:41 he's doing the pitch, the sponsorship.
53:44 Is this an ad?
53:45 And the training is so that we can be
53:47 better. I swore my videos have gotten
53:49 better. Better set piece, better
53:51 lighting, a [ __ ] microphone.
53:53 All because we're sharing [ __ ] ideas.
53:55 Are we all doing the same type of
53:57 videos? No. Are we all talking about the same?
53:57 same?
53:58 We're sharing ideas. That's what we do.
54:00 We have a group chat. I left this mafia.
54:01 We share [ __ ] [ __ ] Like what? You
54:02 don't have to
54:05 course ideas.
54:06 Yeah. I don't I'm not part of some group
54:08 where I have to be like, "David, is it
54:10 okay if I post this?" Uh, Lance, I'm
54:12 going to criticize Matt in this video.
54:14 Do you do I have you sign off? Like,
54:15 what the [ __ ]
54:17 How dare you
54:20 thing? No, I talk about the [ __ ] that I
54:22 want to talk about. I'm not obligated to
54:24 do any video other than what I want to
54:25 do. So, everything she's saying is
54:26 [ __ ] because, you know, white women
54:28 love to lie. But the thing that's
54:30 concerning me is this white woman's lie
54:32 might put people like me and other
54:35 content creators in danger. What?
54:36 What?
54:38 There was multiple authors. I just want
54:39 to be clear. I don't think Taylor Loren
54:42 was the only one who did um the article,
54:44 but uh for other like a big point would
54:47 be I I'm like I agree with the sentiment
54:49 that there needs to be people funding
54:51 independent leftist media. It's why I
54:53 like I try to fund independent places in
54:56 Canada like The Breach and Ricochet and
54:57 stuff like that because they need
54:59 funding. This is different. Like it's
55:01 there's two totally separate stories
55:03 going on. One would be yeah, independent
55:04 media needs funding and if you get an
55:06 offer, take it. But if they want to
55:07 control your narrative in any way,
55:09 shape, or form, you're no longer
55:11 independent. You have to accept that. At
55:13 that point, you are now for sale. You've
55:14 been bought. That's the
55:16 And that should be disclosed. Like
55:18 people following you should know that
55:20 you're being funded and there are these
55:22 restrictions like that. That's otherwise
55:23 you're just being dishonest with your audience.
55:24 audience. Yeah.
55:25 Yeah.
55:26 Yeah. Once you lose that editorial
55:28 control, you are no longer an
55:31 independent content creator. Uh and I'm
55:34 sorry like how exactly does this put you
55:37 in danger? How like what because you
55:39 were named in an article. You're a
55:40 public figure.
55:41 I think I think he means he's going to
55:43 lose eight grand a month. So, he'll be
55:45 down to whatever the hell he makes based
55:46 on his Tik Toks or the [ __ ]
55:48 I mean maybe like when I when I hear
55:50 danger it's like oh my god somebody's
55:51 going to harm me. Uh I don't think that
55:53 Taylor Loren was calling for violence
55:55 against these people. I think she was
55:57 just like shedding light on people with
56:00 influence over the Democratic party. Uh
56:02 on that note though, Ken Clippenstein
56:04 shared this. So um this is hilarious to
56:06 me. While this part of the paid Dem
56:07 influencer story is how little they have
56:09 to show for it. So this is their
56:11 interview with Hakeim Jeff. We have him
56:16 as well. Two raw real um has 164 views.
56:18 This is what they're This is what
56:19 they're paying for.
56:20 My second channel where I talk about
56:23 games does better than this.
56:26 Bro, I could just like take out my phone
56:28 and record a fart and it would get at
56:30 least a thousand. And like that's not
56:33 even a brag. Like if you are a large
56:34 content creator, it doesn't
56:36 Is it Is it just because you have too
56:39 many pro Palestinian videos or because
56:40 you have too many videos criticizing the
56:42 Dems? Cuz like I would assume they would
56:44 reach out to larger creators first,
56:45 right? Like you guys both have like half
56:46 a million subs.
56:50 I think I feel like they know
56:52 that we're not going to take [ __ ] I
56:54 don't know. I feel like that's there's
56:56 sort of I mean you can kind of guess by
56:57 looking like Yeah, I can see Pac-Man
56:58 taking the money. I can see Olivia
57:00 Juliana taking the money. Like there are
57:01 certain creators you even before they
57:03 took the money, you can kind of see what
57:05 path they're on. Um
57:06 the Olivia Juliana one bugs me the most
57:08 because she was one of the people who
57:10 was like lying out loud because she
57:13 constantly targeted left of center uh
57:14 critics, right? So she would always go
57:16 after what she called Bernie Bros and
57:18 the toxic, you know, atmosphere that
57:19 they created. And then she would respond
57:21 with sentences like she's got like
57:23 actual tweets like I am not paid to say
57:25 this. I I do not receive any kind of
57:26 funding for my opinion science and this
57:27 and all this kind of stuff. And it
57:30 turned out you did like you you were
57:33 being paid to say this.
57:36 That's so funny. No, I it's the reason
57:39 why we're not being um asked to join is
57:41 because obviously they know that they uh
57:43 can't control us. We're not we're not
57:45 good like from the beginning because we
57:47 criticize Democrats. Like I I mostly
57:49 [ __ ] on Republicans, but I also [ __ ] on
57:51 Democrats frequently as well. And they
57:53 just can't have that. The only way
57:54 they're going to play ball with podcasts
57:57 is if they get somebody who they know is
57:59 not going to ask hard questions or if
58:00 they accidentally stumble into a
58:02 situation where they don't don't know
58:03 what they're getting themselves into.
58:05 The Alyssa Slotkin, Crystal Ball
58:08 situation, the uh Richie Torres, Adam
58:10 Freeland situation. Otherwise, they will
58:12 avoid these types of potential viral
58:13 moments like the plague because
58:15 everything that the Democrats do has to
58:18 be like perfectly curated and they have
58:19 to make sure everything is scripted.
58:21 Like they can't just be human beings.
58:23 They can't just talk and maybe [ __ ] up
58:25 or look stupid once in a while. Um, so
58:27 that's why they won't they wouldn't [ __ ]
58:29 with us. Uh, David and I were like
58:31 before, do you remember David? We were
58:34 um we were in talks for the leftist like
58:36 TV station and then they sent us like
58:38 NDAs and we were like we were both
58:40 talking to each other back like [ __ ]
58:42 this like NDA.
58:44 Yeah. I wasn't the whole thing from the
58:45 beginning seemed a little bizarre cuz
58:48 I'm like I don't even understand what
58:51 this is like how this is serving people
58:53 differently than what we're already
58:55 doing. And it was Yeah. It got I forgot
58:56 the specifics, but it got weird to the
58:58 point where like I think we're good.
59:00 We're not going to sign this.
59:02 Yeah. like the idea of a of like a
59:03 television channel for leftists sounded
59:06 really cool. But at the same time, um
59:08 once they start trying to like make you
59:09 sign NDAs, which are inherently I think
59:12 predatory and when you don't know
59:13 anything else, but the first thing they
59:15 want for you to do is sign an NDA, um I
59:17 think that's a huge red flag.
59:18 And then I think that I think there
59:21 began to be like um requirements on
59:22 like, oh, you're going to have to do
59:24 like like this two times a week or
59:25 something. I think there was something
59:27 like that where it's like we had to
59:29 start we had to guarantee deliverables.
59:31 I'm like, I'm not going to [ __ ] I I
59:32 I'm doing this cuz I don't want a boss.
59:34 Like, you know, I I got stuff to say and
59:35 I definitely don't want to have to
59:38 answer anybody. So, no, I'm good.
59:40 Yeah. Yeah. It's It's crazy that anyone
59:41 would want to put themselves in a
59:44 situation where they are like um their
59:46 hands are tied. The only time I've ever
59:48 signed like agreements is if they were
59:51 completely um like there was no
59:52 non-exclusive license and I had full
59:55 editorial control. Like, Means TV. they
59:57 I basically would like send them my
59:58 videos and they would put the videos as
60:00 is. Not a single time ever question what I could or couldn't talk about. Um like
60:03 I could or couldn't talk about. Um like that's the only way that you can do this
60:05 that's the only way that you can do this because if if you get yourself in a
60:07 because if if you get yourself in a situation where they're they're able to
60:09 situation where they're they're able to control what you say or they have
60:10 control what you say or they have oversight or they could say you know
60:12 oversight or they could say you know what this uh we don't like this. Could
60:14 what this uh we don't like this. Could you reword that? Like that's that's
60:17 you reword that? Like that's that's dangerous. Like you have to have
60:18 dangerous. Like you have to have editorial control to be independent.
60:20 editorial control to be independent. That is the most important [ __ ]
60:21 That is the most important [ __ ] thing. Otherwise you might as well just
60:22 thing. Otherwise you might as well just be [ __ ] like corporate drone. go work
60:24 be [ __ ] like corporate drone. go work with CNN or MSNBC.
60:26 with CNN or MSNBC. Like I I've done one sponsorship ever,
60:28 Like I I've done one sponsorship ever, like over 10 years, and that it was late
60:30 like over 10 years, and that it was late last year. It was the news aggregator. I
60:32 last year. It was the news aggregator. I I forget what they're called, but it was
60:34 I forget what they're called, but it was uh I did like one video for them, but it
60:37 uh I did like one video for them, but it was like three like placed three times I
60:39 was like three like placed three times I think over the course of the month. And
60:41 think over the course of the month. And even that process was like once I did
60:43 even that process was like once I did that, I'm like I'm never again just just
60:45 that, I'm like I'm never again just just because
60:46 because because like here's here's the edit of
60:48 because like here's here's the edit of like what I'm talking about. And like
60:50 like what I'm talking about. And like they were great in terms of like, you
60:51 they were great in terms of like, you know, no content. They didn't care about
60:53 know, no content. They didn't care about any of that. They just wanted the ad in
60:54 any of that. They just wanted the ad in the video, but they got very specific
60:56 the video, but they got very specific about like what's it what's in the like
60:59 about like what's it what's in the like the screenshot I'm using of the news
61:00 the screenshot I'm using of the news story in the ad and this and just like
61:02 story in the ad and this and just like all these all these edits and it was
61:04 all these all these edits and it was supposed to be like in the contract it's
61:05 supposed to be like in the contract it's like one edit and they're trying to push
61:07 like one edit and they're trying to push for more edits. I'm like, "No, the
61:08 for more edits. I'm like, "No, the contract says one." Like, just that h
61:10 contract says one." Like, just that h having to have that those discussions at
61:12 having to have that those discussions at all was like too much for me. I'm like,
61:13 all was like too much for me. I'm like, "No, never again.
61:15 "No, never again. Don't [ __ ] I don't [ __ ] care."
61:16 Don't [ __ ] I don't [ __ ] care." Like I I only agreed because I actually
61:18 Like I I only agreed because I actually like the news aggregator um when I was
61:20 like the news aggregator um when I was using it. Um so it was like I was like,
61:23 using it. Um so it was like I was like, "Sure, whatever." But no, it was too
61:25 "Sure, whatever." But no, it was too much. It was too much. I didn't want to
61:26 much. It was too much. I didn't want to have to think about that anymore, like
61:27 have to think about that anymore, like you know. So I I don't even do ads.
61:29 you know. So I I don't even do ads. And again, I think people doing ad
61:31 And again, I think people doing ad reads, but I'm just like it's not it's
61:33 reads, but I'm just like it's not it's too much.
61:34 too much. It's it's it's too taxing. And like when
61:36 It's it's it's too taxing. And like when you said that it made me feel better
61:37 you said that it made me feel better because I did the I did the same thing.
61:38 because I did the I did the same thing. I did a um I did a uh
61:42 I did a um I did a uh what god I forgot the name. It's Ground
61:43 what god I forgot the name. It's Ground News
61:44 News cuz I used to use them too. Um but yeah
61:47 cuz I used to use them too. Um but yeah it was like 200,000 views for the ad. So
61:52 it was like 200,000 views for the ad. So however many times it takes to get to
61:53 however many times it takes to get to 200,000 views. And the first video I put
61:55 200,000 views. And the first video I put up with their ad in it, it got to 200K,
61:58 up with their ad in it, it got to 200K, but they weren't happy because it like
62:01 but they weren't happy because it like people didn't click it. And I'm like,
62:04 people didn't click it. And I'm like, that's not the [ __ ] agreement.
62:05 that's not the [ __ ] agreement. Like, just like 200,000 people aside,
62:08 Like, just like 200,000 people aside, so I'm not going to adjust it. Like, I'm
62:10 so I'm not going to adjust it. Like, I'm just recording this real quick. Like, I
62:12 just recording this real quick. Like, I don't know. I don't know what you want
62:13 don't know. I don't know what you want from me. Like, I'm not trying to sell
62:14 from me. Like, I'm not trying to sell the product. Like, I'm just
62:16 the product. Like, I'm just You got the You got the shout out,
62:17 You got the You got the shout out, homie. Take it or leave it. So, I didn't
62:19 homie. Take it or leave it. So, I didn't do like a second one they offered. I'm
62:20 do like a second one they offered. I'm like, eh, I'm good. I'm good.
62:22 like, eh, I'm good. I'm good. Yeah.
62:23 Yeah. It's just too much. I don't even want
62:25 It's just too much. I don't even want that. I'm just like, don't don't control
62:28 that. I'm just like, don't don't control anything ever. Don't tell me what I can
62:30 anything ever. Don't tell me what I can can't say. even if it's in a [ __ ]
62:32 can't say. even if it's in a [ __ ] sponsorship for your product. I like
62:33 sponsorship for your product. I like that. Like I genuinely do think that
62:35 that. Like I genuinely do think that that's a great um that's a great source.
62:37 that's a great um that's a great source. Like it's a news aggregator, so that's
62:39 Like it's a news aggregator, so that's useful. But like I'm good. I'm good. Um
62:42 useful. But like I'm good. I'm good. Um I do have
62:43 I do have Sorry.
62:44 Sorry. Brian Taylor Cohen put a video out about
62:46 Brian Taylor Cohen put a video out about it as well. Is David Pacman and Brian
62:48 it as well. Is David Pacman and Brian Taylor Cohen are making videos on it.
62:50 Taylor Cohen are making videos on it. Oh, really?
62:50 Oh, really? Ryan says, "Some people have questions
62:52 Ryan says, "Some people have questions about the creator scholarship program I
62:53 about the creator scholarship program I co-founded, Chorus. I didn't know he was
62:55 co-founded, Chorus. I didn't know he was a co-founder."
62:55 a co-founder." Oh, he co-founded it.
62:56 Oh, he co-founded it. Yeah, he was a co-founder.
62:58 Yeah, he was a co-founder. Oh, no [ __ ]
63:00 Oh, no [ __ ] Uh, I have the David Pacman video pulled
63:02 Uh, I have the David Pacman video pulled up. Uh, this one's only
63:03 up. Uh, this one's only I just want to see a little bit of it.
63:04 I just want to see a little bit of it. I'm just curious what his take is.
63:06 I'm just curious what his take is. I saw a clip from Ken. We don't have to
63:07 I saw a clip from Ken. We don't have to watch eight minutes. I don't want to see
63:08 watch eight minutes. I don't want to see eight.
63:09 eight. No, no, no. I'm just the underline.
63:12 No, no, no. I'm just the underline. How many crypto ads are in this one?
63:16 How many crypto ads are in this one? Uh, I don't know. Maybe there's none.
63:19 Uh, I don't know. Maybe there's none. Hopefully. Um, okay. Yeah, we'll just
63:21 Hopefully. Um, okay. Yeah, we'll just watch a couple minutes. not even going
63:23 watch a couple minutes. not even going to talk about this because I hate
63:25 to talk about this because I hate participating in the drama
63:27 participating in the drama circular firing squad that often builds
63:30 circular firing squad that often builds on the left. Uh but it's really
63:32 on the left. Uh but it's really important that my audience know what's
63:34 important that my audience know what's going on. So I am going to talk about
63:36 going on. So I am going to talk about it. I was named in an article in Wired
63:39 it. I was named in an article in Wired yesterday and the article is about a
63:42 yesterday and the article is about a so-called dark money group on the left
63:45 so-called dark money group on the left called Chorus. And I'm named in the
63:48 called Chorus. And I'm named in the article along with other creators as
63:51 article along with other creators as being part of the group. And since this
63:54 being part of the group. And since this article came out, I've heard from a
63:57 article came out, I've heard from a bunch of you. David, did you sell out?
64:00 bunch of you. David, did you sell out? David, is the DNC telling you what to
64:03 David, is the DNC telling you what to say? How could you do this to us? I knew
64:07 say? How could you do this to us? I knew back in 2021 when you had the following
64:10 back in 2021 when you had the following to say that you must have been getting
64:12 to say that you must have been getting paid by someone and here's the proof.
64:15 paid by someone and here's the proof. And I was not even going to give this
64:17 And I was not even going to give this the time of day, but my relationship
64:20 the time of day, but my relationship with you, my actual audience, is the
64:23 with you, my actual audience, is the most important thing. And so I decided
64:26 most important thing. And so I decided to do this segment. Uh, I also was told
64:29 to do this segment. Uh, I also was told that other creators like a Twitch
64:32 that other creators like a Twitch streamer named Hassan [ __ ] were
64:34 streamer named Hassan [ __ ] were covering this in ways that don't reflect
64:37 covering this in ways that don't reflect the reality of the situation
64:39 the reality of the situation and are perpetuating.
64:41 and are perpetuating. Does does David Pacman think that like
64:46 Does does David Pacman think that like Hassan Per is some sort of small boore
64:50 Hassan Per is some sort of small boore the way he talked about it to his
64:52 the way he talked about it to his audience. There's a Twitch streamer
64:54 audience. There's a Twitch streamer called
64:55 called Hassan
64:58 Hassan Is that his name?
65:00 Is that his name? I believe is his name.
65:02 I believe is his name. I has Has has David Pacman never
65:04 I has Has has David Pacman never mentioned his son on his show before? I
65:06 mentioned his son on his show before? I mean, I guess there was no reason to. He
65:07 mean, I guess there was no reason to. He doesn't really cover Israel and
65:11 doesn't really cover Israel and Palestine.
65:17 I mean, what that was bizarre. That was bizarre.
65:24 Falsehoods about what is and isn't going on. Now, I can't speak to the motives of
65:28 on. Now, I can't speak to the motives of the people that wrote the article or
65:30 the people that wrote the article or those that are reacting to it. I can't
65:32 those that are reacting to it. I can't get in their heads. All I can do is tell
65:35 get in their heads. All I can do is tell you what's going on and then you can
65:37 you what's going on and then you can judge and you can make an assessment of
65:40 judge and you can make an assessment of me. Now, I also want to mention, I'm
65:43 me. Now, I also want to mention, I'm aware that many of the people I'm
65:44 aware that many of the people I'm hearing of aren't even part of my
65:46 hearing of aren't even part of my audience. They're doing the well now I'm
65:48 audience. They're doing the well now I'm unsubscribing and they mostly were never
65:51 unsubscribing and they mostly were never subscribed and so I'm aware of that but
65:53 subscribed and so I'm aware of that but it doesn't matter because I want
65:55 it doesn't matter because I want that is a that is a real thing that
65:56 that is a that is a real thing that happens where people
65:59 happens where people in the comments people I'm unsubscribing
66:01 in the comments people I'm unsubscribing now I don't like what you said about
66:02 now I don't like what you said about this like [ __ ] off
66:04 this like [ __ ] off yeah like I used to watch you all the
66:06 yeah like I used to watch you all the time like you click on it it's like some
66:08 time like you click on it it's like some Trumpian like no you didn't
66:10 Trumpian like no you didn't I love the blockchain ads but this is a
66:12 I love the blockchain ads but this is a this is too far
66:14 this is too far we wasn't wasn't wasn't Pac-Man at one
66:16 we wasn't wasn't wasn't Pac-Man at one point part of the TYT network, right?
66:18 point part of the TYT network, right? I know majority report was and I think
66:20 I know majority report was and I think we so I mean
66:22 we so I mean he has to know who is
66:24 he has to know who is I I appeared on T a number of times. I
66:26 I I appeared on T a number of times. I was allowed on the power panel but I
66:28 was allowed on the power panel but I wasn't part of the network,
66:29 wasn't part of the network, right?
66:32 right? Sure. My audience hears from me about
66:34 Sure. My audience hears from me about this. Now the most important thing to
66:36 this. Now the most important thing to say is that the idea behind this group
66:39 say is that the idea behind this group is exactly what I've been advocating for
66:42 is exactly what I've been advocating for for years. It's for years I've been
66:46 for years. It's for years I've been saying the left needs to organize
66:49 saying the left needs to organize independent media in the way that the
66:52 independent media in the way that the right has been doing. The left needs to
66:55 right has been doing. The left needs to fund independent creators the way that
66:58 fund independent creators the way that the right
66:59 the right this was my exact criticism of this like
67:01 this was my exact criticism of this like this is what I specifically said. I was
67:03 this is what I specifically said. I was I was like no one is saying that we
67:05 I was like no one is saying that we don't need to have wellunded independent
67:07 don't need to have wellunded independent media but also you lose your ability to
67:10 media but also you lose your ability to actually be constructive and
67:12 actually be constructive and editorialize and and you know enact
67:15 editorialize and and you know enact change if you cannot speak ill in a
67:17 change if you cannot speak ill in a certain way like
67:19 certain way like he's straw manning he's just straw
67:21 he's straw manning he's just straw manning because the that isn't the issue
67:23 manning because the that isn't the issue the issue is isn't isn't the funding the
67:24 the issue is isn't isn't the funding the issue is what that means in terms of the
67:26 issue is what that means in terms of the contract
67:27 contract right
67:28 right it'd be great to have funding for
67:29 it'd be great to have funding for leftist media but you cannot take away
67:32 leftist media but you cannot take away The thing that makes independent media
67:35 The thing that makes independent media so good, which the is the independence,
67:37 so good, which the is the independence, and that's what the contracts, which is
67:38 and that's what the contracts, which is what the article was about, seemed to do
67:40 what the article was about, seemed to do to the point where the people who were
67:42 to the point where the people who were being offered were extremely sketched
67:44 being offered were extremely sketched out by it.
67:45 out by it. Did
67:49 a go. Well, I was going to say if if if Mike
67:51 Well, I was going to say if if if Mike the Humanist report, if a video suddenly
67:52 the Humanist report, if a video suddenly started with, uh, I'm really happy to
67:54 started with, uh, I'm really happy to announce everybody that I've got a new
67:55 announce everybody that I've got a new sponsor for the show, Shell. Don't
67:57 sponsor for the show, Shell. Don't worry, it's not going to change any of
67:58 worry, it's not going to change any of my editorializing content you love.
68:00 my editorializing content you love. Anyways, we have to talk about the
68:02 Anyways, we have to talk about the climate change hoax and how it's been
68:04 climate change hoax and how it's been blah blah blah. Immediately, everyone
68:05 blah blah blah. Immediately, everyone would be like, "Oh, okay. Well, this is
68:07 would be like, "Oh, okay. Well, this is bad, right?" Like, now you see why it's
68:09 bad, right?" Like, now you see why it's wrong,
68:10 wrong, right?
68:16 Yeah, it's Yeah. I don't know if you want to switch to Brian.
68:17 want to switch to Brian. I want to see if he addresses like
68:19 I want to see if he addresses like We can keep going
68:20 We can keep going the disclosure stuff because that seems
68:22 the disclosure stuff because that seems to be the
68:24 to be the one of the main issues, too. And if this
68:25 one of the main issues, too. And if this is his first time mentioning,
68:27 is his first time mentioning, yeah, do like 1.5 speed.
68:29 yeah, do like 1.5 speed. Okay. Okay. I'm going to run to the
68:30 Okay. Okay. I'm going to run to the bathroom while it's playing. So, I won't
68:32 bathroom while it's playing. So, I won't be able to pause it until I get back,
68:34 be able to pause it until I get back, but I will try to be quick.
68:35 but I will try to be quick. Oh, boy. That's What are you doing to
68:37 Oh, boy. That's What are you doing to us?
68:39 us? I will leave you with David Pack.
68:40 I will leave you with David Pack. I could probably remove it if I
68:42 I could probably remove it if I Okay. Oh, that's true. Okay. Okay.
68:45 Okay. Oh, that's true. Okay. Okay. Has won even arguably presidential
68:47 Has won even arguably presidential elections because they're organized with
68:48 elections because they're organized with regard to online and independent media.
68:50 regard to online and independent media. They're killing us. We've been so
68:51 They're killing us. We've been so behind. And this kind of support for
68:54 behind. And this kind of support for creators is exactly what I've been
68:56 creators is exactly what I've been advocating for. Now, the article is
68:58 advocating for. Now, the article is riddled with inaccuracies, and they're
68:59 riddled with inaccuracies, and they're not minor inaccuracies. First and
69:01 not minor inaccuracies. First and foremost, this group has nothing to do
69:03 foremost, this group has nothing to do with the DNC. People writing saying the
69:06 with the DNC. People writing saying the the Democratic Party is telling people
69:08 the Democratic Party is telling people what to say. At its base, the group has
69:10 what to say. At its base, the group has nothing to do with the DNC. Period.
69:12 nothing to do with the DNC. Period. Number two, I do not get clearance for
69:15 Number two, I do not get clearance for anything I say. I do not run interview
69:18 anything I say. I do not run interview questions by anyone at Chorus. I don't
69:20 questions by anyone at Chorus. I don't tell Chorus when I'm going to be doing
69:21 tell Chorus when I'm going to be doing an interview. Not a single segment I
69:23 an interview. Not a single segment I have done, not a single question I've
69:25 have done, not a single question I've ever asked a guest has anything to do
69:27 ever asked a guest has anything to do with chorus. They don't tell me what to
69:29 with chorus. They don't tell me what to talk about. They don't tell me who to
69:30 talk about. They don't tell me who to interview. They don't tell me how to
69:31 interview. They don't tell me how to cover a story. There are no restrictions
69:33 cover a story. There are no restrictions of any kind on my content. I've never
69:35 of any kind on my content. I've never covered a story because chorus suggested
69:37 covered a story because chorus suggested I do it. I've never not covered a story
69:39 I do it. I've never not covered a story because Cororus suggested I not do it.
69:41 because Cororus suggested I not do it. There is no content relationship of any
69:42 There is no content relationship of any kind.
69:43 kind. But those aren't the parameters of the
69:44 But those aren't the parameters of the of the uh contract. Like he's he's
69:47 of the uh contract. Like he's he's misrepresenting it seems what they're
69:49 misrepresenting it seems what they're saying. Um, it's that like being part of
69:51 saying. Um, it's that like being part of this gets you access to politicians in
69:53 this gets you access to politicians in the first place, not that you have to uh
69:56 the first place, not that you have to uh run the interview questions by anybody.
69:59 run the interview questions by anybody. That's not what the article is alleging.
70:01 That's not what the article is alleging. There's also likely
70:03 There's also likely the article
70:04 the article there's also likely different contracts
70:05 there's also likely different contracts depending on the creator because it
70:06 depending on the creator because it again it's up to eight grand a month. So
70:08 again it's up to eight grand a month. So someone like Pacman's definitely getting
70:09 someone like Pacman's definitely getting eight grand, but then there are others
70:11 eight grand, but then there are others who are are lower on the list to
70:13 who are are lower on the list to probably have different contracts
70:14 probably have different contracts written up with different restrictions
70:15 written up with different restrictions with the money they're getting. Well, we
70:17 with the money they're getting. Well, we don't know if Pacman's making AK, so
70:19 don't know if Pacman's making AK, so let's let's
70:21 let's let's Okay, we don't. My guess is that he
70:23 Okay, we don't. My guess is that he would be on the higher rung because it
70:25 would be on the higher rung because it they t the article discusses like, you
70:27 they t the article discusses like, you know, there there's a there's a limit
70:28 know, there there's a there's a limit like the the AK is the top, but uh it
70:32 like the the AK is the top, but uh it depends on
70:32 depends on we also don't know how much he's he's
70:34 we also don't know how much he's he's done for them, too. Like there's there's
70:35 done for them, too. Like there's there's different parameters here that we would
70:37 different parameters here that we would need to know first. But, you know, uh
70:40 need to know first. But, you know, uh I'm looking through the article. Taylor
70:42 I'm looking through the article. Taylor Loren never says that this has anything
70:43 Loren never says that this has anything to do with the DNC. I don't know. They
70:46 to do with the DNC. I don't know. They she never says that it's a like a democ
70:49 she never says that it's a like a democ like an official Democratic party uh
70:51 like an official Democratic party uh connected outfit either.
70:52 connected outfit either. It's a dark money group that donates to
70:54 It's a dark money group that donates to Democrats. She like she's all of these
70:56 Democrats. She like she's all of these criticisms of the article um aren't
70:59 criticisms of the article um aren't things that she alleged at all. I read
71:01 things that she alleged at all. I read the entire article. Um so I don't
71:02 the entire article. Um so I don't understand like they're kind of making a
71:05 understand like they're kind of making a straw man possibly because like from
71:07 straw man possibly because like from their perspective, you know how the
71:09 their perspective, you know how the internet is, you see something and then
71:10 internet is, you see something and then people like
71:12 people like use hyperbole, but like that's not what
71:14 use hyperbole, but like that's not what the article says. And like I
71:16 the article says. And like I Taylor is not saying that they're like
71:19 Taylor is not saying that they're like DNC funded.
71:21 DNC funded. Like you could disagree with Taylor
71:23 Like you could disagree with Taylor Lauren's like as you know her
71:25 Lauren's like as you know her personality, what she says online. Like
71:28 personality, what she says online. Like I I have had in the past a friendly
71:30 I I have had in the past a friendly relationship with her and so I I sort of
71:33 relationship with her and so I I sort of know her. I'm not say more acquaintances
71:35 know her. I'm not say more acquaintances than anything. But like I totally get
71:37 than anything. But like I totally get that people like disagree with her, have
71:40 that people like disagree with her, have issues with her for various reasons and
71:42 issues with her for various reasons and stuff, but when it comes to her
71:44 stuff, but when it comes to her reporting, her body of work, not like a
71:47 reporting, her body of work, not like a social media post that she shares her
71:49 social media post that she shares her personal opinion. When it comes to her
71:51 personal opinion. When it comes to her reporting, I have never seen anything
71:54 reporting, I have never seen anything questionable at all. So for people to to
71:58 questionable at all. So for people to to you you have a right to question her
71:59 you you have a right to question her reporting. Everyone should um you know
72:02 reporting. Everyone should um you know question anyone's reporting, but you
72:04 question anyone's reporting, but you also need to provide
72:06 also need to provide evidence and backup and facts and I've
72:10 evidence and backup and facts and I've yet to hear anything that puts what she
72:13 yet to hear anything that puts what she wrote in question like the it was a
72:16 wrote in question like the it was a solid report as per usual from her. Um I
72:19 solid report as per usual from her. Um I would love to hear what people's issues
72:21 would love to hear what people's issues are other than I don't like that she
72:23 are other than I don't like that she published this or
72:25 published this or I would just like to say that comments
72:27 I would just like to say that comments don't speak for me uh because I
72:29 don't speak for me uh because I currently take money from the Taylor Ren
72:30 currently take money from the Taylor Ren super PAC. So, unfortunately, I'm not
72:32 super PAC. So, unfortunately, I'm not able to to talk about this, but I I do
72:34 able to to talk about this, but I I do also like but also
72:36 also like but also Taylor.
72:37 Taylor. Another thing that's happening here is
72:39 Another thing that's happening here is they're they're addressing what like
72:42 they're they're addressing what like people have said after reading her
72:45 people have said after reading her article instead of her article. Like, I
72:47 article instead of her article. Like, I don't care what people said. I don't
72:49 don't care what people said. I don't care the the assumptions people are
72:51 care the the assumptions people are making. That's on them. Address the
72:53 making. That's on them. Address the article itself.
72:56 article itself. Yeah. People are going to people are
72:57 Yeah. People are going to people are going to say things that are stupid and
72:59 going to say things that are stupid and inaccurate. I posted a video today about
73:01 inaccurate. I posted a video today about Graham Platner and somebody commented
73:02 Graham Platner and somebody commented and said, "Why are you abandoning Cat
73:05 and said, "Why are you abandoning Cat Abu Gazoa?" Like that's YouTube, okay?
73:09 Abu Gazoa?" Like that's YouTube, okay? It's it's like the classic uh you know
73:11 It's it's like the classic uh you know uh tweet about, "Oh, I love pancakes."
73:13 uh tweet about, "Oh, I love pancakes." And somebody responds with saying, "Oh,
73:15 And somebody responds with saying, "Oh, so you hate waffles." That is inevitable
73:17 so you hate waffles." That is inevitable on the internet. But like the crux of
73:20 on the internet. But like the crux of the story is the um conflict of interest
73:24 the story is the um conflict of interest between like being transparent, being
73:27 between like being transparent, being able to say what you want to without
73:30 able to say what you want to without having to run it by some, you know, dark
73:33 having to run it by some, you know, dark money group handler. It it's it's just
73:36 money group handler. It it's it's just worth mentioning if if the money isn't
73:38 worth mentioning if if the money isn't the reason that he's not criticizing
73:42 the reason that he's not criticizing Democrats over their position on Israel
73:44 Democrats over their position on Israel or not talking about that issue
73:45 or not talking about that issue basically at all from what I have seen
73:48 basically at all from what I have seen and not correcting his mistake when it
73:50 and not correcting his mistake when it came to Israel the hospital attack on or
73:54 came to Israel the hospital attack on or the the attack on a hospital that Israel
73:56 the the attack on a hospital that Israel did that he claims didn't and then came
73:58 did that he claims didn't and then came out a month later it was very clear that
73:59 out a month later it was very clear that they actually did and then of course
74:01 they actually did and then of course since then has continued to do uh and
74:04 since then has continued to do uh and not discussed And if money isn't the
74:05 not discussed And if money isn't the reason he's he's not do
74:07 reason he's he's not do that's I would say worse. At least money
74:10 that's I would say worse. At least money gives you an excuse for for being a
74:12 gives you an excuse for for being a terrible commentator. But you don't have
74:15 terrible commentator. But you don't have that money excuse anymore. What is the
74:17 that money excuse anymore. What is the excuse for not discussing a a serious
74:18 excuse for not discussing a a serious human rights not discussing a genocide
74:21 human rights not discussing a genocide and and the complicity of the Democratic
74:22 and and the complicity of the Democratic party in that? Like that seems like a
74:25 party in that? Like that seems like a major issue
74:26 major issue if we're if we're being clear. Waffles
74:27 if we're if we're being clear. Waffles are superior.
74:29 are superior. I agree. I agree.
74:30 I agree. I agree. Oh, so you hate pancakes. Okay. I don't
74:33 Oh, so you hate pancakes. Okay. I don't hate pancakes. I just think waffles are
74:35 hate pancakes. I just think waffles are better. They they have little syrup
74:36 better. They they have little syrup traps. Okay. You can put berries and
74:37 traps. Okay. You can put berries and other things inside the the crevices.
74:39 other things inside the the crevices. Yeah, but they're crunchy. I don't know
74:40 Yeah, but they're crunchy. I don't know about the crunchiness all the time.
74:42 about the crunchiness all the time. Sometimes
74:43 Sometimes pancake waffles waffles.
74:47 pancake waffles waffles. Belgian waffles are honestly out of this
74:49 Belgian waffles are honestly out of this world.
74:50 world. Um so I I cannot find the Brian Tyler
74:53 Um so I I cannot find the Brian Tyler Cohen response. So if anybody wants to
74:55 Cohen response. So if anybody wants to link to that um
74:58 link to that um Twitter it's on his Twitter.
75:00 Twitter it's on his Twitter. Oh, it's on Twitter. Okay. a lot of the
75:02 Oh, it's on Twitter. Okay. a lot of the chats right now. Jesus, we started
75:04 chats right now. Jesus, we started it makes sense he wouldn't put on
75:07 it makes sense he wouldn't put on it makes sense he wouldn't put on
75:08 it makes sense he wouldn't put on YouTube because he has a very large
75:09 YouTube because he has a very large YouTube audience
75:11 YouTube audience and that's not what they're there for.
75:13 and that's not what they're there for. They they don't care about his personal
75:17 They they don't care about his personal I mean
75:18 I mean even the YouTube even the you even his
75:20 even the YouTube even the you even his the video on Twitter for the amount of
75:22 the video on Twitter for the amount of followers he has it hasn't gotten very
75:23 followers he has it hasn't gotten very many views because
75:31 it's like a personal like uh thing that he's addressing. It's not
75:32 thing that he's addressing. It's not really news and politics which is what
75:35 really news and politics which is what his audience wants you know.
75:36 his audience wants you know. Yeah. Do you want to switch to that or
75:38 Yeah. Do you want to switch to that or do you want to finish with David? I
75:39 do you want to finish with David? I would. Yeah, let's keep
75:42 would. Yeah, let's keep waffles.
75:42 waffles. Let's keep watching this Pac-Man thing
75:44 Let's keep watching this Pac-Man thing and then we could watch the
75:46 and then we could watch the make me hungry. Lance,
75:47 make me hungry. Lance, have you have you ever had fried chicken
75:49 have you have you ever had fried chicken and pancakes? No. There's a reason for
75:50 and pancakes? No. There's a reason for that. You have fried chicken and waffles
75:51 that. You have fried chicken and waffles because it's [ __ ] delicious. All
75:53 because it's [ __ ] delicious. All right. And and Binder, you live in like
75:55 right. And and Binder, you live in like near or around Brooklyn. Some of the
75:57 near or around Brooklyn. Some of the best fried chicken and waffles I've ever
75:58 best fried chicken and waffles I've ever had in my life is in [ __ ] Brooklyn.
76:00 had in my life is in [ __ ] Brooklyn. The I'd say the world the world's best.
76:02 The I'd say the world the world's best. Yeah. I'm sorry, but uh I will die on
76:05 Yeah. I'm sorry, but uh I will die on this hill with you, Lance, if the chat
76:06 this hill with you, Lance, if the chat actually has a problem. Waffles are
76:08 actually has a problem. Waffles are objectively superior.
76:10 objectively superior. The chat is all going for grape, sorry,
76:12 The chat is all going for grape, sorry, crepe superiority and crepes weren't an
76:15 crepe superiority and crepes weren't an option. Okay, this is between pancakes
76:16 option. Okay, this is between pancakes and waffles. Stop complicating things.
76:19 and waffles. Stop complicating things. Expanding the parameters of what we're
76:20 Expanding the parameters of what we're talking about. You're having a different
76:22 talking about. You're having a different conversation.
76:24 conversation. Expand expand the terms of service.
76:33 So what does Chorus do? They run technical trainings how to produce.
76:34 technical trainings how to produce. And this is what the other guy to Raal
76:36 And this is what the other guy to Raal said. It's not about it's the like we
76:38 said. It's not about it's the like we know what Chorus does. That's um that's
76:41 know what Chorus does. That's um that's not it's the what I don't remember the
76:43 not it's the what I don't remember the [ __ ] name 3060 or whatever. It's
76:44 [ __ ] name 3060 or whatever. It's that's the dark money group that's in
76:46 that's the dark money group that's in the title. That's not Chorus isn't the
76:48 the title. That's not Chorus isn't the dark money group.
76:49 dark money group. It's like
76:51 It's like is that there's a DNCbacked dark money
76:54 is that there's a DNCbacked dark money group that is funding uh this think tank
76:57 group that is funding uh this think tank that is then funding Chorus. Right. That
76:59 that is then funding Chorus. Right. That was the the chain of title. Uh,
77:02 was the the chain of title. Uh, possibly. It's like a human centipede of
77:04 possibly. It's like a human centipede of sorts, but like
77:06 sorts, but like Yeah. God, they're throwing me off and
77:08 Yeah. God, they're throwing me off and [ __ ] [ __ ]
77:09 [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah.
77:11 Yeah. How do you make your operation more
77:12 How do you make your operation more efficient? How do you take a small shop
77:14 efficient? How do you take a small shop of one, two, or three people and put
77:15 of one, two, or three people and put content out on multiple platforms the
77:17 content out on multiple platforms the way I've been doing successfully for
77:18 way I've been doing successfully for decades? They set up mentorship
77:19 decades? They set up mentorship relationships between larger creators
77:21 relationships between larger creators like me and small upandcoming creators
77:23 like me and small upandcoming creators who are looking to do content, which is
77:25 who are looking to do content, which is something I've said for years we need to
77:26 something I've said for years we need to be doing. They do advocacy train. They
77:28 be doing. They do advocacy train. They do media trainings. How do you deal with
77:30 do media trainings. How do you deal with Yeah. adversarial media, reporters with
77:33 Yeah. adversarial media, reporters with bad intentions who contact you. They do
77:35 bad intentions who contact you. They do legal training so we understand how is
77:36 legal training so we understand how is the right-wing machine potentially going
77:38 the right-wing machine potentially going to come after us. How do you organize
77:39 to come after us. How do you organize your business to be protected? That's
77:41 your business to be protected? That's what they do. And I want to make this
77:43 what they do. And I want to make this really clear and I know that 99% of my
77:45 really clear and I know that 99% of my actual audience knows this. If this was
77:47 actual audience knows this. If this was a group or an organization that required
77:49 a group or an organization that required me to get permission before saying
77:50 me to get permission before saying things or fed me talking points or told
77:52 things or fed me talking points or told me, "David, talk about this and not
77:54 me, "David, talk about this and not about that or anything like that." I
77:56 about that or anything like that." I would never be part of it. Period.
77:58 would never be part of it. Period. Anyone who knows me would know that.
77:59 Anyone who knows me would know that. Now, I'm one of the larger creators in
78:01 Now, I'm one of the larger creators in the current cohort. I want to help
78:03 the current cohort. I want to help others grow. I want to mentor people. I
78:05 others grow. I want to mentor people. I want to grow the left media space.
78:07 want to grow the left media space. That's something I've been advocating
78:08 That's something I've been advocating for for years. And now, the circular
78:11 for for years. And now, the circular firing squad is getting going. You look
78:12 firing squad is getting going. You look at Tic Tac. You look at these different
78:14 at Tic Tac. You look at these different platforms, people going after each
78:15 platforms, people going after each other. Most of it based on
78:16 other. Most of it based on misunderstandings or misreporting about
78:18 misunderstandings or misreporting about what's happening. Now, let me go to
78:19 what's happening. Now, let me go to another aspect of this. I've seen
78:21 another aspect of this. I've seen messages like, "Oh, David, when you said
78:24 messages like, "Oh, David, when you said X in 2024, that must have been because
78:26 X in 2024, that must have been because they told you to." Oh, David, this
78:28 they told you to." Oh, David, this explains your take on Bolivia from 2017.
78:31 explains your take on Bolivia from 2017. Now I get why you said that. Or when you
78:32 Now I get why you said that. Or when you did that interview in 2022,
78:34 did that interview in 2022, I forgot about how he was on the wrong
78:35 I forgot about how he was on the wrong side of Bolivia. He was so wrong on
78:37 side of Bolivia. He was so wrong on that.
78:37 that. Wait, has he ever addressed that? Is
78:39 Wait, has he ever addressed that? Is this the first time he's addressing
78:40 this the first time he's addressing that?
78:41 that? I think so.
78:42 I think so. He uh just to be clear, so I got the
78:43 He uh just to be clear, so I got the article in front of me, by the way. The
78:44 article in front of me, by the way. The 1630 fund was funding uh the chorus
78:48 1630 fund was funding uh the chorus creator incubator program. And not all
78:51 creator incubator program. And not all creators uh had the same contracts. That
78:53 creators uh had the same contracts. That part is true. And there are creators who
78:55 part is true. And there are creators who reached out and told Wired obviously off
78:57 reached out and told Wired obviously off that, you know, their their identities
78:58 that, you know, their their identities are being held secret. Um, that the
79:00 are being held secret. Um, that the contract stipulated they'd be kicked out
79:02 contract stipulated they'd be kicked out and essentially cut off financially if
79:04 and essentially cut off financially if they even so much acknowledged that they
79:05 they even so much acknowledged that they were part of the program. And other
79:07 were part of the program. And other creators said that there's a slew of
79:08 creators said that there's a slew of restrictive causes in the contract that
79:10 restrictive causes in the contract that required them to get approval from them
79:12 required them to get approval from them first before they ran stories. So, this
79:14 first before they ran stories. So, this could be a situation with Dave Pacman
79:16 could be a situation with Dave Pacman happens to be one of the much bigger
79:17 happens to be one of the much bigger ones where he wasn't told you have to or
79:20 ones where he wasn't told you have to or you you don't have to run a story. So
79:22 you you don't have to run a story. So that part could be true, right? Just
79:24 that part could be true, right? Just Okay, that's fair.
79:24 Okay, that's fair. And or balanced here.
79:26 And or balanced here. That's what I was saying. Different
79:26 That's what I was saying. Different contracts depending on the size because
79:28 contracts depending on the size because obviously they're not going to make
79:29 obviously they're not going to make Pac-Man say like certain things.
79:31 Pac-Man say like certain things. Yeah.
79:33 Yeah. That's worse.
79:34 That's worse. Yeah, exactly. It is worse.
79:36 Yeah, exactly. It is worse. You refuse to report on the genocide of
79:39 You refuse to report on the genocide of your own doing like you don't have that.
79:43 your own doing like you don't have that. Yeah. I I have no doubt like I believe
79:45 Yeah. I I have no doubt like I believe David when he says that they're not
79:47 David when he says that they're not feeding him talking points. I think that
79:49 feeding him talking points. I think that they look to creators who already
79:50 they look to creators who already ideologically align with them, uh, who
79:53 ideologically align with them, uh, who typically wouldn't criticize the
79:55 typically wouldn't criticize the Democratic Party, who wouldn't talk
79:57 Democratic Party, who wouldn't talk about the genocide. So, I don't think
79:59 about the genocide. So, I don't think they're they're giving them talking
80:01 they're they're giving them talking points. But to to Lance's point, yeah,
80:03 points. But to to Lance's point, yeah, it is true that um maybe David had a
80:05 it is true that um maybe David had a less restrictive contract. I'd imagine
80:07 less restrictive contract. I'd imagine like they probably would be less
80:08 like they probably would be less restrictive with a bigger content
80:09 restrictive with a bigger content creator because you want to score them
80:11 creator because you want to score them as part of your roster. I would imagine.
80:12 as part of your roster. I would imagine. I don't know.
80:18 Chor has told you to. Even if you wrongly believed that I was now
80:20 wrongly believed that I was now completely compromised by my
80:22 completely compromised by my participation in this group, this thing
80:23 participation in this group, this thing is brand new. It's it's like eight weeks
80:24 is brand new. It's it's like eight weeks old or something like that. Maybe 10
80:26 old or something like that. Maybe 10 weeks old, something like this. So the
80:27 weeks old, something like this. So the the revisionism of going back and going,
80:29 the revisionism of going back and going, "Now I understand why David, not only
80:30 "Now I understand why David, not only are they not directing content today,
80:32 are they not directing content today, this thing is brand new." So that's just
80:33 this thing is brand new." So that's just like impossible. One other thing I want
80:35 like impossible. One other thing I want to mention, the article identifies my
80:37 to mention, the article identifies my friend Brian Tyler Cohen as the
80:39 friend Brian Tyler Cohen as the co-founder of this group and now he's
80:41 co-founder of this group and now he's being attacked as well. His motives
80:42 being attacked as well. His motives being impuged. Brian worked on this as a
80:44 being impuged. Brian worked on this as a volunteer. He has spent hundreds of
80:46 volunteer. He has spent hundreds of hours for not a penny on this project
80:49 hours for not a penny on this project solely because he like me believes we
80:51 solely because he like me believes we need this type of organization on the
80:53 need this type of organization on the left. They're killing us on the right.
80:55 left. They're killing us on the right. He doesn't need to be doing this for
80:56 He doesn't need to be doing this for himself. He's trying to do this to build
80:57 himself. He's trying to do this to build up leftwing content creators as am I.
80:58 up leftwing content creators as am I. And so the framing of Brian as some kind
81:00 And so the framing of Brian as some kind of villain in this entire thing. It's
81:01 of villain in this entire thing. It's just farcical empathetic. So the bottom
81:02 just farcical empathetic. So the bottom line is we need more of this on the
81:04 line is we need more of this on the left, not less. We need more
81:05 left, not less. We need more organization and infrastructure and
81:07 organization and infrastructure and people understanding how do you build a
81:08 people understanding how do you build a content machine? How do you produce a
81:09 content machine? How do you produce a podcast? How do you grow an audience?
81:10 podcast? How do you grow an audience? How do you distribute it? How do you
81:11 How do you distribute it? How do you organize your day? What's your YouTube
81:12 organize your day? What's your YouTube setup? Like the article is designed
81:14 setup? Like the article is designed like the right-wing
81:17 like the right-wing they invested in podcasts in the sense
81:19 they invested in podcasts in the sense that like they took advantage of it.
81:21 that like they took advantage of it. Like Trump went on all these comedian
81:23 Like Trump went on all these comedian podcasts and [ __ ] like that. I'm sure
81:24 podcasts and [ __ ] like that. I'm sure that there's certainly funding. There's
81:25 that there's certainly funding. There's definitely like right-wing billionaire
81:26 definitely like right-wing billionaire money on the Daily Wire and whatnot, but
81:28 money on the Daily Wire and whatnot, but like we do need something, but of course
81:30 like we do need something, but of course it cannot be um you can't be
81:33 it cannot be um you can't be restrictive.
81:34 restrictive. Any group giving Olivia Giuliani like
81:37 Any group giving Olivia Giuliani like whatever the month like eight grand a
81:38 whatever the month like eight grand a month, I'm sorry, is not a group I can
81:39 month, I'm sorry, is not a group I can trust. Like that is insane. Yeah, like
81:42 trust. Like that is insane. Yeah, like look at the choices. Look who they
81:44 look at the choices. Look who they choose to give money to. To me, that
81:45 choose to give money to. To me, that tells me everything.
81:47 tells me everything. She was going to do a reachout uh
81:49 She was going to do a reachout uh platform uh show with Richard Hania, the
81:53 platform uh show with Richard Hania, the white supremacist race IQ guy, until
81:55 white supremacist race IQ guy, until people called it out and were like,
81:56 people called it out and were like, "What the fuck?" And that was like a
81:58 "What the fuck?" And that was like a reaching out to younger men uh for to
82:01 reaching out to younger men uh for to for Democratic recruitment thing. Like,
82:03 for Democratic recruitment thing. Like, that's a disaster. An absolute waste of
82:05 that's a disaster. An absolute waste of cash and a disaster.
82:08 cash and a disaster. Well, Democrats do love to burn through
82:10 Well, Democrats do love to burn through money. So, uh, I feel like I'm going
82:12 money. So, uh, I feel like I'm going crazy. I don't remember Brian Tyler
82:13 crazy. I don't remember Brian Tyler Cohen being, uh, being mentioned in the
82:15 Cohen being, uh, being mentioned in the article. Um,
82:16 article. Um, he's, so Brian Tang released a video
82:18 he's, so Brian Tang released a video because he's one of the co-founders of
82:20 because he's one of the co-founders of Chorus, uh, itself. So, he actually made
82:22 Chorus, uh, itself. So, he actually made a video defending what he's doing. I
82:24 a video defending what he's doing. I haven't watched the video yet because he
82:25 haven't watched the video yet because he just put it up, but a lot of people on
82:26 just put it up, but a lot of people on the left are obviously trashing it.
82:27 the left are obviously trashing it. There's a lot of people quote tweeting
82:28 There's a lot of people quote tweeting it, but it's on his Twitter where he's
82:30 it, but it's on his Twitter where he's got a
82:31 got a But David said that he was mentioned in
82:32 But David said that he was mentioned in the article.
82:33 the article. He is mentioned, isn't he? He is
82:34 He is mentioned, isn't he? He is mentioned.
82:35 mentioned. I don't remember that for some reason.
82:36 I don't remember that for some reason. I'm looking through the article and
82:40 I'm looking through the article and again like the the the addition of the
82:43 again like the the the addition of the addition of things that aren't in
82:45 addition of things that aren't in Taylor Lorenz's article is absurd. like
82:48 Taylor Lorenz's article is absurd. like she mentions Brian Tyler Cohen
82:52 she mentions Brian Tyler Cohen in a paragraph first she mentions that
82:56 in a paragraph first she mentions that he was in there
82:57 he was in there you know he is in there and in the
82:58 you know he is in there and in the paragraph where he she mentions him
83:01 paragraph where he she mentions him she says that
83:03 she says that uh how he's a a co-founder and the guy
83:06 uh how he's a a co-founder and the guy Steuart Pearl Muter who founded uh some
83:09 Steuart Pearl Muter who founded uh some other group uh you know uh co-founded
83:13 other group uh you know uh co-founded chorus with Democratic influencer Brian
83:15 chorus with Democratic influencer Brian Tyler Cohen who has over 4.6 million
83:18 Tyler Cohen who has over 4.6 million subscribers on YouTube and leads
83:20 subscribers on YouTube and leads messaging check-ins for the creator
83:21 messaging check-ins for the creator cohort cohort on rapid responses rapid
83:24 cohort cohort on rapid responses rapid response days. That's basically all
83:27 response days. That's basically all there is that mentions him. Like she
83:30 there is that mentions him. Like she does not paint him as a villain. She
83:33 does not paint him as a villain. She correctly identifies him as a co-founder
83:37 correctly identifies him as a co-founder of course and that's it. That's all she
83:39 of course and that's it. That's all she says about him. Also, like to be clear,
83:43 says about him. Also, like to be clear, I like this idea that like they're
83:44 I like this idea that like they're they're proposing like I want to build a
83:46 they're proposing like I want to build a network of support that helps uplift and
83:48 network of support that helps uplift and build smaller creators that helps
83:50 build smaller creators that helps actually fund like you know I they keep
83:52 actually fund like you know I they keep saying leftists. I mean these are
83:53 saying leftists. I mean these are liberal spokespeople, right? They just
83:55 liberal spokespeople, right? They just want to tow the party line kind of
83:56 want to tow the party line kind of ideas. Um but that idea in principle is
83:58 ideas. Um but that idea in principle is a good thing. I I think they should have
84:00 a good thing. I I think they should have or they should have been way more
84:02 or they should have been way more transparent and there should have never
84:03 transparent and there should have never been any aspect of this that
84:05 been any aspect of this that editorializes that. That's where the
84:07 editorializes that. That's where the whole thing became shady. If you are
84:09 whole thing became shady. If you are getting seed money from a democratic
84:11 getting seed money from a democratic think tank and part of that is like you
84:13 think tank and part of that is like you know editorializing what people say or
84:15 know editorializing what people say or don't say that part is the like you
84:17 don't say that part is the like you can't be trusted then but trying to
84:19 can't be trusted then but trying to create a a network like do you want a
84:21 create a a network like do you want a network of people who actually want to
84:22 network of people who actually want to speak and get people elected based on
84:24 speak and get people elected based on their principles and values or do you
84:26 their principles and values or do you want a network of people that will just
84:28 want a network of people that will just tow the party line. I think it's the
84:30 tow the party line. I think it's the second one that that's that's why, you
84:32 second one that that's that's why, you know, this whole quest for the liberal
84:33 know, this whole quest for the liberal Joe Rogan [ __ ] They didn't realize that
84:35 Joe Rogan [ __ ] They didn't realize that like Midas Touch, Brian Taylor Cohen,
84:38 like Midas Touch, Brian Taylor Cohen, David Pacman, uh, all of these shows
84:39 David Pacman, uh, all of these shows already exist. Pod Save America, one of
84:41 already exist. Pod Save America, one of the [ __ ] largest uh, podcasts in the
84:44 the [ __ ] largest uh, podcasts in the world. These all serve the interests of
84:46 world. These all serve the interests of uplifting the Democrats and [ __ ] on
84:48 uplifting the Democrats and [ __ ] on Republicans, right? And obviously, [ __ ]
84:49 Republicans, right? And obviously, [ __ ] the Republicans. I'm not here to like,
84:51 the Republicans. I'm not here to like, you know, disparage any of that. But at
84:52 you know, disparage any of that. But at the same time, uh, what is it? Neil
84:55 the same time, uh, what is it? Neil Vaughn, uh, XQC, Aiden Ross, uh, Andrew
84:59 Vaughn, uh, XQC, Aiden Ross, uh, Andrew Schultz, uh, all of these shows, those
85:01 Schultz, uh, all of these shows, those are comedian podcast bros and those
85:04 are comedian podcast bros and those people, they liked and aligned
85:06 people, they liked and aligned themselves with MAGA, not for the money,
85:08 themselves with MAGA, not for the money, but because they all have victim
85:10 but because they all have victim complexes, and they don't like being
85:12 complexes, and they don't like being criticized, and they don't like being
85:13 criticized, and they don't like being told that, you know, their hacks or
85:14 told that, you know, their hacks or their transphobia sucks. And they call
85:16 their transphobia sucks. And they call that cancel culture and wokeness. And
85:18 that cancel culture and wokeness. And all of them are just like, we want
85:20 all of them are just like, we want comedy to be legal again. I need a
85:21 comedy to be legal again. I need a [ __ ] president with balls who's going
85:23 [ __ ] president with balls who's going to [ __ ] blah blah blah. come on to my
85:24 to [ __ ] blah blah blah. come on to my show, right? Like that. That's very
85:26 show, right? Like that. That's very different. That's not an apparatus run
85:28 different. That's not an apparatus run by MAGA specifically to indoctrinate
85:30 by MAGA specifically to indoctrinate those people because you can tell
85:32 those people because you can tell they're already flipping a lot of them
85:33 they're already flipping a lot of them right now. That [ __ ] is really bad. Now
85:34 right now. That [ __ ] is really bad. Now you're seeing Andrew Schulz be like, I
85:36 you're seeing Andrew Schulz be like, I have buyers remorse. I don't know what
85:37 have buyers remorse. I don't know what to tell you. This guy kind of sucks. I
85:39 to tell you. This guy kind of sucks. I don't like that he's just locking up all
85:40 don't like that he's just locking up all these [ __ ] you know, people who
85:41 these [ __ ] you know, people who speak Spanish on the streets. Uh blah
85:43 speak Spanish on the streets. Uh blah blah blah. Like, and they'll probably
85:45 blah blah. Like, and they'll probably one moment be pro Bernie Sanders, next
85:47 one moment be pro Bernie Sanders, next moment be pro- [ __ ] fascist. Like,
85:48 moment be pro- [ __ ] fascist. Like, who knows? They're all just [ __ ]
85:50 who knows? They're all just [ __ ] dicks. like you want a disc network
85:54 dicks. like you want a disc network to bolster your point like yeah this
85:56 to bolster your point like yeah this idea is actually great the idea of like
85:58 idea is actually great the idea of like training smaller content creators but it
86:00 training smaller content creators but it has to exist outside of the democratic
86:03 has to exist outside of the democratic apparatus the second they get their
86:05 apparatus the second they get their claws over it it's tainted like you
86:07 claws over it it's tainted like you can't trust it
86:08 can't trust it um and and like Democrats to the extent
86:10 um and and like Democrats to the extent that they need to like find the liberal
86:13 that they need to like find the liberal Joe Rogan like no no no that doesn't
86:16 Joe Rogan like no no no that doesn't mean you create your own you try to like
86:17 mean you create your own you try to like cultivate something you take advantage
86:20 cultivate something you take advantage of the existing [ __ ] [ __ ] podcasts
86:22 of the existing [ __ ] [ __ ] podcasts that are out there already. Like, you go
86:24 that are out there already. Like, you go on the shows. Yeah. Go on Majority
86:27 on the shows. Yeah. Go on Majority Report. They're professional. Like, you
86:28 Report. They're professional. Like, you know, I'm I'm a [ __ ] who's
86:29 know, I'm I'm a [ __ ] who's unserious, but go on Majority Report.
86:31 unserious, but go on Majority Report. Like, why aren't more of them going on
86:33 Like, why aren't more of them going on Hassan? Like, Hassan brings on like a
86:35 Hassan? Like, Hassan brings on like a ton of huge guests. Like, it's cuz they
86:38 ton of huge guests. Like, it's cuz they don't want to be in this position where
86:39 don't want to be in this position where they're confronted or they're challenged
86:41 they're confronted or they're challenged specifically on the thing that they
86:43 specifically on the thing that they don't want to talk about, which is the
86:44 don't want to talk about, which is the genocide. So, instead, they just try to
86:46 genocide. So, instead, they just try to create their own thing that's like
86:48 create their own thing that's like synthetic and fake. And it's just it's
86:51 synthetic and fake. And it's just it's maddening. Like it's it's it's
86:53 maddening. Like it's it's it's counterproductive.
86:54 counterproductive. Mhm.
86:56 Mhm. Okay. So, this is the Biden Tyler Cohen
86:58 Okay. So, this is the Biden Tyler Cohen response.
87:00 response. The volume's up. Okay.
87:02 The volume's up. Okay. At the risk of giving an internet troll
87:04 At the risk of giving an internet troll more attention, I want to address a
87:06 more attention, I want to address a piece that Taylor Loren wrote yesterday
87:07 piece that Taylor Loren wrote yesterday for Wired, an initiative aimed at
87:09 for Wired, an initiative aimed at boosting Democrats online off
87:12 boosting Democrats online off doing that. just a dress. She put out a
87:16 doing that. just a dress. She put out a piece of journalism that's legit
87:19 piece of journalism that's legit cuz wired wired. I'm sure Brian Tyler
87:22 cuz wired wired. I'm sure Brian Tyler Cohen
87:23 Cohen I'm sure Brian Tyler Cohen was just
87:26 I'm sure Brian Tyler Cohen was just was just sourcing Wired non-stop earlier
87:29 was just sourcing Wired non-stop earlier this year as they published great
87:31 this year as they published great reporting on Doge.
87:32 reporting on Doge. Yeah.
87:33 Yeah. Like give me a break.
87:34 Like give me a break. Poisoned well. He's poisoning.
87:35 Poisoned well. He's poisoning. Give me a break. Wired would Wired
87:37 Give me a break. Wired would Wired wouldn't have published this if they
87:40 wouldn't have published this if they didn't think it was legit. Like come on
87:43 didn't think it was legit. Like come on now. This is just
87:44 now. This is just They're all so defensive. I don't
87:46 They're all so defensive. I don't embarrassing which makes me trust
87:48 embarrassing which makes me trust whatever they're going to say less
87:49 whatever they're going to say less because they get they're trying to frame
87:51 because they get they're trying to frame it in this really uh like bizarre way.
87:54 it in this really uh like bizarre way. Yeah.
87:57 Yeah. Push the party line. All they have to do
87:59 Push the party line. All they have to do is keep it secret and agree to
88:01 is keep it secret and agree to restrictions on their content. Literally
88:03 restrictions on their content. Literally nothing in this statement is true. The
88:05 nothing in this statement is true. The article is about Chorus, which is a
88:06 article is about Chorus, which is a nonprofit that I helped found to build
88:08 nonprofit that I helped found to build up our creator ecosystem, which
88:10 up our creator ecosystem, which everybody says they want, but few are
88:12 everybody says they want, but few are doing. So, here's what Chorus is. It is
88:14 doing. So, here's what Chorus is. It is a scholarship program to teach creators
88:16 a scholarship program to teach creators how to grow their accounts, foster
88:18 how to grow their accounts, foster engagement, launch their own shows, and
88:20 engagement, launch their own shows, and become profitable on their own. It's an
88:22 become profitable on their own. It's an incubator program to build the
88:23 incubator program to build the prodemocracy ecosystem. Influencers and
88:26 prodemocracy ecosystem. Influencers and creators have never when it comes to how
88:28 creators have never when it comes to how Americans are consuming their news. The
88:30 Americans are consuming their news. The right has been doing this for years, and
88:32 right has been doing this for years, and the left needs to catch up. That's why
88:34 the left needs to catch up. That's why we're doing this with Chorus. So, let's
88:36 we're doing this with Chorus. So, let's talk about what Chorus is and why he's
88:38 talk about what Chorus is and why he's the mentor. Chorus does not pay creators
88:39 the mentor. Chorus does not pay creators for content. Does not tell them what to
88:41 for content. Does not tell them what to say. It does not control who they talk
88:43 say. It does not control who they talk to or work with. And there is absolutely
88:46 to or work with. And there is absolutely nothing in the contract that could even
88:48 nothing in the contract that could even be reasonably interpreted to say that we
88:49 be reasonably interpreted to say that we do. Period. Full stop. I don't know a
88:52 do. Period. Full stop. I don't know a single creator who would willfully sign
88:54 single creator who would willfully sign up for a program that would tell them
88:55 up for a program that would tell them what they can or can't say. That's not
88:57 what they can or can't say. That's not what this program is. We pay people to
89:00 what this program is. We pay people to show up to workshops and technical
89:02 show up to workshops and technical trainings to optimize their content
89:03 trainings to optimize their content online. For example, we've got trainings
89:05 online. For example, we've got trainings on how to package content for YouTube,
89:07 on how to package content for YouTube, trainings on how to optimize audience
89:09 trainings on how to optimize audience retention for Instagram and Tik Tok,
89:11 retention for Instagram and Tik Tok, trainings on how to form an LLC. Again,
89:13 trainings on how to form an LLC. Again, there are zero restrictions on their
89:15 there are zero restrictions on their content.
89:16 content. The program works. In just two months,
89:19 The program works. In just two months, our cohort has added a combined 6
89:21 our cohort has added a combined 6 million followers. That's not including
89:22 million followers. That's not including me. And seen their views and engagement
89:25 me. And seen their views and engagement grow. That is the point of the program
89:27 grow. That is the point of the program to teach creators how to be effective
89:29 to teach creators how to be effective with whatever messages they want to
89:31 with whatever messages they want to promote. And with regard to keeping it a
89:33 promote. And with regard to keeping it a secret, there is a standard
89:34 secret, there is a standard confidentiality clause in the contract
89:36 confidentiality clause in the contract to protect the privacy of the creators.
89:38 to protect the privacy of the creators. On the literal first day of the program,
89:40 On the literal first day of the program, it was made clear to all of the
89:41 it was made clear to all of the creators. And
89:42 creators. And no, no, no. Those confidentiality
89:44 no, no, no. Those confidentiality clauses are never about the creators.
89:46 clauses are never about the creators. It's to protect the organization. We
89:47 It's to protect the organization. We always hear this line.
89:49 always hear this line. They were also specifically told they
89:50 They were also specifically told they were not allowed to say that they were
89:52 were not allowed to say that they were receiving money. That's where this
89:54 receiving money. That's where this problem comes in, right? Right? Like a
89:55 problem comes in, right? Right? Like a lot of people are saying that like, "Oh,
89:56 lot of people are saying that like, "Oh, and we were just kind of incubating.
89:58 and we were just kind of incubating. It's publicly available. They're they're
89:59 It's publicly available. They're they're up on the chorus website." It's like,
90:00 up on the chorus website." It's like, but for the smaller creators, that's
90:02 but for the smaller creators, that's that's what the article was revealing,
90:03 that's what the article was revealing, that they were told that they weren't
90:05 that they were told that they weren't allowed to tell anyone they were getting
90:06 allowed to tell anyone they were getting this cash. That's that's where this
90:09 this cash. That's that's where this becomes shady.
90:10 becomes shady. I just don't understand why why the
90:12 I just don't understand why why the disclosure
90:15 disclosure um
90:16 um couldn't have been done. Like what what
90:18 couldn't have been done. Like what what do they gain from not
90:20 do they gain from not Yeah, I know. Mhm.
90:22 Yeah, I know. Mhm. He had like 100 followers and I was
90:24 He had like 100 followers and I was like, "This this company that like
90:25 like, "This this company that like reaches out to like political people is
90:27 reaches out to like political people is going to give me $1,000 to That's
90:29 going to give me $1,000 to That's awesome. Like, I can't wait to talk
90:30 awesome. Like, I can't wait to talk about it." Thank you, Chorus.
90:32 about it." Thank you, Chorus. I've disclosed every little thing that
90:35 I've disclosed every little thing that that I do that could come even when it
90:38 that I do that could come even when it doesn't come to a conflict. Like, give
90:41 doesn't come to a conflict. Like, give I'll give you an example. I told you
90:43 I'll give you an example. I told you guys uh my audience and you guys over
90:46 guys uh my audience and you guys over and over again, every detail I could
90:47 and over again, every detail I could when I went last year to uh uh that um
90:52 when I went last year to uh uh that um that creator like uh door knockocking
90:54 that creator like uh door knockocking thing for Jamal Bowman up in uh upstate
90:58 thing for Jamal Bowman up in uh upstate New York. They didn't pay me anything,
91:01 New York. They didn't pay me anything, but they provided me like room my like
91:05 but they provided me like room my like the the the room for the day that I
91:06 the the the room for the day that I stayed there to help to do it.
91:09 stayed there to help to do it. So I disclosed that even though it has
91:11 So I disclosed that even though it has no bearing to like anything else and
91:14 no bearing to like anything else and everyone
91:15 everyone you [ __ ] sell out.
91:16 you [ __ ] sell out. Yeah. Like
91:18 Yeah. Like Yeah. But can you criticize Jamal Bman
91:20 Yeah. But can you criticize Jamal Bman now?
91:22 now? I remember I remember when I was
91:23 I remember I remember when I was covering uh I was covering Cynthia
91:25 covering uh I was covering Cynthia Nixon's campaign in 2018. I disclosed
91:28 Nixon's campaign in 2018. I disclosed over and over again.
91:30 over and over again. I work for the campaign doing their
91:33 I work for the campaign doing their video stuff. I mean
91:34 video stuff. I mean Oh yeah. Well say that Sex in the City
91:36 Oh yeah. Well say that Sex in the City is stupid. I bet you were paid.
91:40 is stupid. I bet you were paid. I gotta say it is
91:44 I gotta say it is [Laughter]
91:49 [Laughter] all right. This is this is
91:52 all right. This is this is just continue. I'm sorry.
91:53 just continue. I'm sorry. Okay.
91:54 Okay. Absolutely free to talk about chorus.
91:56 Absolutely free to talk about chorus. And we immediately followed up to
91:57 And we immediately followed up to confirm that in writing creators have
91:59 confirm that in writing creators have but again it's not like it's this it's
92:01 but again it's not like it's this it's the 6030, right? Am I mis I feel like
92:03 the 6030, right? Am I mis I feel like I'm misinterpreting that because I
92:04 I'm misinterpreting that because I forgot that or I didn't realize that
92:06 forgot that or I didn't realize that they mentioned Brian Tyler Cohen. So I
92:07 they mentioned Brian Tyler Cohen. So I just need to reread the article. I feel
92:09 just need to reread the article. I feel like they're gaslighting me and it's
92:10 like they're gaslighting me and it's working.
92:12 working. Let me just
92:13 Let me just They mention him just to share his ties
92:15 They mention him just to share his ties to to Chorus. They tell Exactly. They
92:17 to to Chorus. They tell Exactly. They tell the truth that he Okay.
92:19 tell the truth that he Okay. He's a co-founder of Chorus
92:22 He's a co-founder of Chorus and they talk about how he
92:24 and they talk about how he teamed up with this other co-founder and
92:26 teamed up with this other co-founder and how he runs like the the rapid response
92:29 how he runs like the the rapid response group or whatever. It's it's if any that
92:32 group or whatever. It's it's if any that is incorrect. He should say that. But I
92:34 is incorrect. He should say that. But I don't think it is because he co-founded
92:36 don't think it is because he co-founded Chorus.
92:38 Chorus. Yeah. Yeah. Just go line by line through
92:39 Yeah. Yeah. Just go line by line through the whole article and debunk it then.
92:41 the whole article and debunk it then. Like one of them needs to do this.
92:44 Like one of them needs to do this. Videos about Chorus. They've got
92:46 Videos about Chorus. They've got donation links to Chorus in their bios.
92:48 donation links to Chorus in their bios. I myself have made videos that were
92:49 I myself have made videos that were posted all over the internet about
92:51 posted all over the internet about Chorus that reached hundreds of
92:52 Chorus that reached hundreds of thousands of people. It is not a secret
92:54 thousands of people. It is not a secret and it never was. There is the
92:56 and it never was. There is the implication in the article that this is
92:58 implication in the article that this is some arm of the DNC or the Democratic
93:00 some arm of the DNC or the Democratic Party. We have literally nothing to do
93:03 Party. We have literally nothing to do with the DNC. I spend zero minutes of my
93:06 with the DNC. I spend zero minutes of my day.
93:07 day. It doesn't say that in here.
93:09 It doesn't say that in here. Did any of them read the actual article?
93:12 Did any of them read the actual article? I mean, it doesn't say that.
93:16 I mean, it doesn't say that. But I don't think they want to honestly
93:17 But I don't think they want to honestly answer the charges that are in that
93:19 answer the charges that are in that article. So, they're just deflecting,
93:20 article. So, they're just deflecting, right? And also poisoning the well quite
93:23 right? And also poisoning the well quite effectively. This is such a small board
93:26 effectively. This is such a small board thing to do this for that it makes me
93:29 thing to do this for that it makes me not want to if I was a consumer like I
93:33 not want to if I was a consumer like I wasn't someone in the industry in this
93:34 wasn't someone in the industry in this business if I was just a viewer a
93:37 business if I was just a viewer a consumer
93:39 consumer their way of framing this and how
93:40 their way of framing this and how they're covering such a small bore
93:43 they're covering such a small bore meaningless thing would make me not
93:45 meaningless thing would make me not trust any of their content going
93:47 trust any of their content going forward.
93:54 Okay, I guess I'm not being invited to chorus.
94:02 Never never would have been invited. You talked about genocide one too many times
94:04 talked about genocide one too many times and criticized Democrats one too many
94:05 and criticized Democrats one too many times.
94:10 How could Yeah. If there's one thing connecting
94:12 Yeah. If there's one thing connecting every one of the creators, I don't think
94:13 every one of the creators, I don't think a single one of them has criticized the,
94:15 a single one of them has criticized the, you know, the the actions of Israel or
94:17 you know, the the actions of Israel or the policies of Joe Biden and Kla Harris
94:20 the policies of Joe Biden and Kla Harris and and what they did in terms of arming
94:21 and and what they did in terms of arming and and enabling a genocide. That that
94:24 and and enabling a genocide. That that seems to be something
94:26 seems to be something consistent.
94:26 consistent. I mean, again, like like they actively
94:29 I mean, again, like like they actively cut off Gen Z for change,
94:31 cut off Gen Z for change, right?
94:32 right? Um that that was uh criticizing Biden
94:35 Um that that was uh criticizing Biden over his climate change policies, over
94:38 over his climate change policies, over uh over the genocide. Taylor Loren
94:40 uh over the genocide. Taylor Loren shared the article within this article
94:42 shared the article within this article about that. That's how I know about
94:44 about that. That's how I know about that. So, it's they they don't want to
94:46 that. So, it's they they don't want to work with anybody that is critical. I
94:48 work with anybody that is critical. I mean, there's a reason why, you know, um
94:50 mean, there's a reason why, you know, um these influencers have gotten interviews
94:52 these influencers have gotten interviews with Democratic leadership and they
94:54 with Democratic leadership and they would not touch us with a 10-ft [ __ ]
94:56 would not touch us with a 10-ft [ __ ] pole. We get like interviews with
94:58 pole. We get like interviews with Democrats and stuff like that, but like
95:00 Democrats and stuff like that, but like not not the big dogs and we never would.
95:02 not not the big dogs and we never would. Not that I like I'm not I'm not mad. I'm
95:05 Not that I like I'm not I'm not mad. I'm not jealous. are not even trying to get
95:07 not jealous. are not even trying to get those interviews, but like they there's
95:09 those interviews, but like they there's a selection process and there's a reason
95:11 a selection process and there's a reason why they make the choices that they do.
95:14 why they make the choices that they do. Wait, there isn't a party line. Creators
95:17 Wait, there isn't a party line. Creators are absolutely allowed to speak out
95:19 are absolutely allowed to speak out against the Democrats. And in fact,
95:21 against the Democrats. And in fact, plenty do, and frankly, chorus creators
95:23 plenty do, and frankly, chorus creators should and do criticize Democrats when
95:25 should and do criticize Democrats when they suck. And quite often, they do
95:28 they suck. And quite often, they do suck. I've seen posts saying that uh
95:30 suck. I've seen posts saying that uh this is Apac funded, which couldn't be
95:32 this is Apac funded, which couldn't be further from the truth. I'd venture to
95:34 further from the truth. I'd venture to guess that most course creators, myself
95:36 guess that most course creators, myself included on both YouTube and Substack,
95:38 included on both YouTube and Substack, have spoken out against the atrocities
95:40 have spoken out against the atrocities in Gaza. Loren says that the 1630 fund
95:43 in Gaza. Loren says that the 1630 fund is quote a powerful liberal dark money
95:45 is quote a powerful liberal dark money group. 1630 Fund is our fiscal sponsor,
95:48 group. 1630 Fund is our fiscal sponsor, one of the largest documented donors to
95:50 one of the largest documented donors to 1630 fund is the same person funding
95:52 1630 fund is the same person funding Midar's reporters and residents program,
95:55 Midar's reporters and residents program, which Taylor Loren herself is a part of.
95:57 which Taylor Loren herself is a part of. And guess what? Her monthly stipend is
96:00 And guess what? Her monthly stipend is $8,000 per month. So, she's criticizing
96:03 $8,000 per month. So, she's criticizing an entity that is funded by someone that
96:05 an entity that is funded by someone that she is currently taking money from. I
96:07 she is currently taking money from. I guess it's okay when Taylor Loren gets
96:09 guess it's okay when Taylor Loren gets paid, but no one else.
96:11 paid, but no one else. She actually offer is so that creators
96:13 She actually offer is so that creators can say
96:15 can say uh
96:15 uh yeah, can you share that?
96:16 yeah, can you share that? I will bring it up.
96:19 I will bring it up. I think we just need a whole debate bro
96:21 I think we just need a whole debate bro panel between all of them.
96:30 Uh she says Brian is lying. I have zero financial ties to 1630 and neither does
96:33 financial ties to 1630 and neither does the uh Omidrar network LLC reporting
96:36 the uh Omidrar network LLC reporting program which is not a dark money or it
96:38 program which is not a dark money or it is nonpartisan. Brian took dark money
96:41 is nonpartisan. Brian took dark money and failed to disclose his funding. I
96:43 and failed to disclose his funding. I didn't take dark money. Disclose my
96:44 didn't take dark money. Disclose my funding.
96:45 funding. So So Taylor, we're looking this up
96:48 So So Taylor, we're looking this up really quick. Go back to what Brian
96:49 really quick. Go back to what Brian Taylor Cohen said about 16. I want to
96:51 Taylor Cohen said about 16. I want to make sure I have what he said correct.
96:52 make sure I have what he said correct. Just
96:54 Just just rewind just a little bit.
96:56 just rewind just a little bit. Okay. Uh oops. Sorry. Rewind.
97:04 per month. So she's criticizing sponsors, myself included, on both
97:07 sponsors, myself included, on both YouTube and Substack have spoken out
97:09 YouTube and Substack have spoken out against the atrocities in Gaza. Loren
97:11 against the atrocities in Gaza. Loren says that the 1630 fund is quote a
97:13 says that the 1630 fund is quote a powerful liberal dark money group. 1630
97:16 powerful liberal dark money group. 1630 Fund is our fiscal sponsor. One of the
97:18 Fund is our fiscal sponsor. One of the largest documented donors to 1630 fund
97:20 largest documented donors to 1630 fund is the same person funding Midar's
97:23 is the same person funding Midar's reporters and residence program, which
97:25 reporters and residence program, which Taylor Loren herself is a part of. And
97:27 Taylor Loren herself is a part of. And guess what? Her monthly stipend is
97:29 guess what? Her monthly stipend is $8,000 per month. So she's an entity
97:33 $8,000 per month. So she's an entity that is
97:34 that is he he he wrote it correct. He he said it
97:37 he he he wrote it correct. He he said it technically correctly but he's connect
97:39 technically correctly but he's connect but yeah everything he said is correct
97:41 but yeah everything he said is correct actually. She she might have misheard
97:42 actually. She she might have misheard him. So from looking this up really
97:44 him. So from looking this up really quickly in 2020 uh Pierre Omidiar who
97:49 quickly in 2020 uh Pierre Omidiar who set up the Omidar um you know uh uh uh
97:54 set up the Omidar um you know uh uh uh network that is Taylor Loren's uh uh
97:58 network that is Taylor Loren's uh uh part of the reporters and residency
98:00 part of the reporters and residency program. Um
98:03 program. Um he and his wife apparently donated $45
98:06 he and his wife apparently donated $45 million back in 2020 to one of the 1630
98:11 million back in 2020 to one of the 1630 funds projects according to Politico. Um
98:15 funds projects according to Politico. Um what project that is I I uh am not sure
98:20 what project that is I I uh am not sure looking at it really quickly. Um but
98:24 looking at it really quickly. Um but that's him giving money to 1630 fund.
98:27 that's him giving money to 1630 fund. That that doesn't mean 1630 fund is
98:29 That that doesn't mean 1630 fund is connected to Omidiar's
98:32 connected to Omidiar's other like actual projects and the
98:35 other like actual projects and the reporter and residency program. That's
98:37 reporter and residency program. That's completely separate. So
98:40 completely separate. So they're conflating both of them
98:41 they're conflating both of them conflated the same. We're conflating two
98:43 conflated the same. We're conflating two different things it seems like.
98:45 different things it seems like. Oh, okay.
98:48 Oh, okay. So she's not getting any money from 1630
98:50 So she's not getting any money from 1630 fund
98:56 that she is currently taking money from. I guess it's okay when Taylor Loren gets
98:57 I guess it's okay when Taylor Loren gets paid, but no one else. The monthly that
99:00 paid, but no one else. The monthly that we offer is so that creators can do this
99:02 we offer is so that creators can do this work.
99:03 work. This report by Taylor Loren is almost
99:05 This report by Taylor Loren is almost certainly one of her uh reports as part
99:10 certainly one of her uh reports as part of the rep of part of Omidar's reporters
99:12 of the rep of part of Omidar's reporters and residency program. Like this is this
99:15 and residency program. Like this is this she she just announced that she's part
99:16 she she just announced that she's part of the the the winter 2025
99:20 of the the the winter 2025 uh cohort. and
99:24 uh cohort. and this is the reporting she's doing as a
99:26 this is the reporting she's doing as a part of that reporters and residency
99:27 part of that reporters and residency program. So to like say that there's
99:30 program. So to like say that there's something shady there when she's doing
99:33 something shady there when she's doing the reporting under that program it
99:36 the reporting under that program it doesn't make any sense.
99:37 doesn't make any sense. Yeah, that is bizarre. What this also
99:39 Yeah, that is bizarre. What this also reveals to me is so many [ __ ]
99:41 reveals to me is so many [ __ ] are in some sort of a cohort just losers
99:44 are in some sort of a cohort just losers like
99:46 like no the reporters and residency program
99:48 no the reporters and residency program full disclosure I've previously applied
99:51 full disclosure I've previously applied to that Omidia reporters and residency
99:53 to that Omidia reporters and residency program didn't get in um
99:55 program didn't get in um loser you're just like us welcome to the
99:57 loser you're just like us welcome to the club Matt
99:58 club Matt no but but all they bas all they
99:59 no but but all they bas all they basically do is they pay journalists a
100:03 basically do is they pay journalists a monthly uh stipend to basically do the
100:07 monthly uh stipend to basically do the work that they do like I I've looked
100:09 work that they do like I I've looked through
100:10 through which I think is important. There should
100:11 which I think is important. There should be
100:12 be no there there's no strings attached or
100:14 no there there's no strings attached or anything.
100:15 anything. They literally just give you like I I've
100:18 They literally just give you like I I've I've got I got far enough to actually
100:20 I've got I got far enough to actually sit down over Zoom and and talk with
100:22 sit down over Zoom and and talk with them.
100:23 them. Um there was no strings. is just
100:25 Um there was no strings. is just basically they give you the monthly
100:26 basically they give you the monthly stipen to do this work uh as part of the
100:30 stipen to do this work uh as part of the reporters and residency program and then
100:33 reporters and residency program and then like once or twice a month the group
100:35 like once or twice a month the group checks in with each other to just see
100:37 checks in with each other to just see how it's going
100:44 full-time. We've had numerous creators in the cohort quit their job so they can
100:46 in the cohort quit their job so they can focus on creating content full-time.
100:48 focus on creating content full-time. That is what we want. I'm really proud
100:50 That is what we want. I'm really proud that we can give creators that security
100:52 that we can give creators that security for as long as they're in the program.
100:54 for as long as they're in the program. We want people to create pro-democracy
100:56 We want people to create pro-democracy content full-time and we want to make
100:58 content full-time and we want to make sure that they can afford to pay their
100:59 sure that they can afford to pay their rent and their bills while doing it. If
101:01 rent and their bills while doing it. If I could have cohorts with a thousand
101:03 I could have cohorts with a thousand people in it so that everybody could be
101:05 people in it so that everybody could be part of the program, I would. For
101:07 part of the program, I would. For everybody saying that they would like to
101:08 everybody saying that they would like to be part of the next cohort, we would
101:09 be part of the next cohort, we would love for you to apply. That's our whole
101:11 love for you to apply. That's our whole goal. It's to build up an army of
101:13 goal. It's to build up an army of pro-democracy content creators who can
101:15 pro-democracy content creators who can speak authentically about the issues
101:16 speak authentically about the issues that they care about and be able to do
101:18 that they care about and be able to do it as effectively as possible. I should
101:20 it as effectively as possible. I should note that while I started this program,
101:22 note that while I started this program, I have never and will never get paid. I
101:24 I have never and will never get paid. I do this 100% as a volunteer. I have
101:27 do this 100% as a volunteer. I have never earned a dime from chorus and I
101:29 never earned a dime from chorus and I never will. I want every dollar that we
101:31 never will. I want every dollar that we raise to go to creators so that they can
101:33 raise to go to creators so that they can do this important work without spending
101:34 do this important work without spending eight hours a day working at some
101:36 eight hours a day working at some different job. I've been saying for
101:38 different job. I've been saying for years that the left needs to build up
101:40 years that the left needs to build up its creator space. That has never been
101:41 its creator space. That has never been more true than it is right now.
101:43 more true than it is right now. Influencers and creators have never been
101:44 Influencers and creators have never been more important when it comes to how
101:46 more important when it comes to how Americans are consuming their news. The
101:48 Americans are consuming their news. The left is a decade behind right now. We
101:50 left is a decade behind right now. We desperately need incubators teaching and
101:52 desperately need incubators teaching and amplifying new content creators and not
101:54 amplifying new content creators and not just chorus. By the way, there are other
101:55 just chorus. By the way, there are other programs in the space doing the same
101:57 programs in the space doing the same thing. I want all of them to succeed. We
101:59 thing. I want all of them to succeed. We need all of them to succeed. There are
102:02 need all of them to succeed. There are people like Taylor Loren who are
102:03 people like Taylor Loren who are desperate to tear the left apart. And in
102:05 desperate to tear the left apart. And in fact, it becomes clear who her efforts
102:07 fact, it becomes clear who her efforts help when you hear stuff like this.
102:09 help when you hear stuff like this. Genuinely, I kind of like Taylor Loren
102:12 Genuinely, I kind of like Taylor Loren because I know that she actually
102:13 because I know that she actually believes what she says. Do you get what
102:15 believes what she says. Do you get what I'm saying?
102:15 I'm saying? So, yeah. I uh generally don't align
102:17 So, yeah. I uh generally don't align myself with friends of Tucker Carlson
102:19 myself with friends of Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens. I continue to believe
102:22 and Candace Owens. I continue to believe that
102:24 that that's not
102:25 that's not they're attacking her. They they hate
102:27 they're attacking her. They they hate her.
102:28 her. They hate her. That's that was I don't
102:30 They hate her. That's that was I don't know what the context is, but that's
102:32 know what the context is, but that's almost certainly tongue and cheek them
102:34 almost certainly tongue and cheek them attacking her. Like they're mocking that
102:37 attacking her. Like they're mocking that she's open about what she believes and
102:39 she's open about what she believes and how strongly she says these things. And
102:41 how strongly she says these things. And they disagree with her. So they're
102:43 they disagree with her. So they're mocking her that way. They think when
102:45 mocking her that way. They think when she talks
102:47 she talks like normies look at her like she's
102:50 like normies look at her like she's insane or whatever and so they're
102:51 insane or whatever and so they're mocking that. The fact that you're
102:53 mocking that. The fact that you're joining in on that makes you look
102:56 joining in on that makes you look horrible. What is he doing here?
103:00 horrible. What is he doing here? Yeah. I don't understand why him and
103:03 Yeah. I don't understand why him and David are and the other guy as well. Too
103:06 David are and the other guy as well. Too real. I don't know his real name. I hate
103:07 real. I don't know his real name. I hate having to say too real every single
103:08 having to say too real every single [ __ ] time. I don't know why they're
103:09 [ __ ] time. I don't know why they're being so defensive. Um, if it's not that
103:13 being so defensive. Um, if it's not that big of a deal, then you don't have to be
103:14 big of a deal, then you don't have to be that defensive, right? Like,
103:16 that defensive, right? Like, it's bizarre that he's it's bizarre that
103:18 it's bizarre that he's it's bizarre that he's attacking Taylor Loren as some sort
103:20 he's attacking Taylor Loren as some sort of troll splitting up the left
103:22 of troll splitting up the left when he [ __ ] has that too raw, too
103:25 when he [ __ ] has that too raw, too real guy in his cohort, his little
103:27 real guy in his cohort, his little group.
103:28 group. The people you're paying are the ones
103:29 The people you're paying are the ones doing that.
103:30 doing that. That guy doesn't even talk about
103:31 That guy doesn't even talk about politics. That guy just treats politics
103:34 politics. That guy just treats politics like it's celebrity gossip and drama.
103:37 like it's celebrity gossip and drama. That guy's just constantly online
103:39 That guy's just constantly online honestly making any any even even
103:42 honestly making any any even even Democrats look worse because this dude
103:44 Democrats look worse because this dude just treats everything as if he's
103:46 just treats everything as if he's gossiping about some celebrity blog.
103:48 gossiping about some celebrity blog. He's like Perez Hilton for the
103:51 He's like Perez Hilton for the Democratic party. He looks he looks and
103:53 Democratic party. He looks he looks and sounds insane when he does these videos.
103:56 sounds insane when he does these videos. If there were to be a followup to this
103:58 If there were to be a followup to this to this article, I would want them to
104:01 to this article, I would want them to get into like the content that these
104:03 get into like the content that these people actually put out because to me
104:05 people actually put out because to me that is the damning thing. It's like
104:07 that is the damning thing. It's like this is what you're giving money to
104:09 this is what you're giving money to these [ __ ] crazy people. Like this is
104:12 these [ __ ] crazy people. Like this is this is what you're funding. These
104:13 this is what you're funding. These people who are attacking progressive
104:15 people who are attacking progressive attacking Bernie Sanders, calling the
104:17 attacking Bernie Sanders, calling the left crazy like these are the people
104:18 left crazy like these are the people you're giving money to. Like what does
104:20 you're giving money to. Like what does it tell tell us about your group? So it
104:22 it tell tell us about your group? So it Yeah, there's there's definitely more
104:24 Yeah, there's there's definitely more that's worth exploring there. Like
104:26 that's worth exploring there. Like they're totally trying to to hide the
104:29 they're totally trying to to hide the issue here. There's nothing wrong with
104:31 issue here. There's nothing wrong with creating a group to help out creators. I
104:33 creating a group to help out creators. I love that. There's nothing wrong with
104:35 love that. There's nothing wrong with creators getting paid. I love that. The
104:38 creators getting paid. I love that. The fact that they think till Loren doesn't
104:39 fact that they think till Loren doesn't love that when her whole career has been
104:41 love that when her whole career has been been covering the creator economy.
104:43 been covering the creator economy. That's her entire bread and butter.
104:45 That's her entire bread and butter. That's how she became known, covering
104:46 That's how she became known, covering how covering creators and how they make
104:49 how covering creators and how they make money online. Um
104:52 money online. Um that's all great. The issue is that
104:55 that's all great. The issue is that there were apparently which they don't
104:57 there were apparently which they don't address. They say they say that they
105:00 address. They say they say that they just basically say that's not true. What
105:02 just basically say that's not true. What they should show is actually if they
105:04 they should show is actually if they want to dispel this, they should show
105:05 want to dispel this, they should show the actual contracts that Taylor Loren
105:08 the actual contracts that Taylor Loren is citing here to prove that that isn't
105:10 is citing here to prove that that isn't in there. Um
105:14 in there. Um there Taylor Loren's report was a
105:17 there Taylor Loren's report was a there's funding behind it that they're
105:19 there's funding behind it that they're not supposed to disclose and then not
105:23 not supposed to disclose and then not not that they can't they shouldn't get
105:24 not that they can't they shouldn't get paid. They can't disclose the funding
105:27 paid. They can't disclose the funding where it comes from and then B the fact
105:31 where it comes from and then B the fact that apparently some of these contracts
105:33 that apparently some of these contracts had actual clauses in there that affects
105:37 had actual clauses in there that affects creators what they actually say and do
105:38 creators what they actually say and do in their content. That's the issue here.
105:40 in their content. That's the issue here. And none of that was addressed.
105:44 And none of that was addressed. Yeah. Um and Mike just left. Yeah, I
105:47 Yeah. Um and Mike just left. Yeah, I agree.
105:48 agree. Oh, how are we gonna finish watching
105:50 Oh, how are we gonna finish watching this?
105:52 this? I don't know. I think whatever it it's
105:54 I don't know. I think whatever it it's just I uh the Yeah, the issue is the
105:58 just I uh the Yeah, the issue is the lack of disclosure and whatever's in
106:00 lack of disclosure and whatever's in that contract that clearly is not um
106:04 that contract that clearly is not um that they're not willing to show.
106:05 that they're not willing to show. All right. Someone in the chat just
106:07 All right. Someone in the chat just said, "Remember when Binder said there
106:08 said, "Remember when Binder said there was no news this week?" I mean, to be
106:10 was no news this week?" I mean, to be fair, this isn't this isn't news. Just
106:13 fair, this isn't this isn't news. Just this is like
106:13 this is like I wouldn't call this like electrifying
106:15 I wouldn't call this like electrifying news.
106:15 news. Yeah. This is just like this is this is
106:17 Yeah. This is just like this is this is like, you know, behind the scenes
106:20 like, you know, behind the scenes industry stuff. Like this is
106:22 industry stuff. Like this is Yeah. This is very internal type news.
106:24 Yeah. This is very internal type news. Yeah. Like this isn't this doesn't
106:26 Yeah. Like this isn't this doesn't matter. Which is why it's so ridiculous
106:27 matter. Which is why it's so ridiculous that they I mean obviously the reporting
106:31 that they I mean obviously the reporting is is good. It should be published.
106:33 is is good. It should be published. There's like different levels of like
106:35 There's like different levels of like not everything has to be like
106:36 not everything has to be like worldchanging news like Trump did this,
106:39 worldchanging news like Trump did this, Trump did that, the government's doing
106:40 Trump did that, the government's doing this,
106:41 this, but like the fact that the way they're
106:45 but like the fact that the way they're covering this is so underhanded really
106:47 covering this is so underhanded really is ridiculous being that how like lowbar
106:50 is ridiculous being that how like lowbar this stuff is.
106:52 this stuff is. I'm probably going to duck out shortly,
106:54 I'm probably going to duck out shortly, but I'm going to get to a couple super
106:57 but I'm going to get to a couple super chats I do have. Kowalsski, I've been
106:59 chats I do have. Kowalsski, I've been suspect uh says, "I have been suspect of
107:01 suspect uh says, "I have been suspect of PAMAN ever since he was against BDS on
107:02 PAMAN ever since he was against BDS on Israel. He defended their food exports
107:04 Israel. He defended their food exports which are unsustainable and they take
107:06 which are unsustainable and they take Palestinian water to grow and restrict
107:08 Palestinian water to grow and restrict the remaining water."
107:12 the remaining water." And uh
107:12 And uh can I respond to this comment that
107:13 can I respond to this comment that triggered me really quick because it's
107:15 triggered me really quick because it's so stupid.
107:15 so stupid. Yeah, go ahead.
107:16 Yeah, go ahead. This is not a super chat. It's just
107:18 This is not a super chat. It's just Taylor got what she wanted. You are bad
107:20 Taylor got what she wanted. You are bad mouthing some of the biggest names out
107:21 mouthing some of the biggest names out there. Not a good look, guys. Makes me
107:23 there. Not a good look, guys. Makes me think bad of you all. Oh no, Frank
107:26 think bad of you all. Oh no, Frank doesn't think good of us. Oh no, I'm
107:28 doesn't think good of us. Oh no, I'm going to kill myself.
107:30 going to kill myself. Yeah. Yeah. Shut the [ __ ] up, Frank.
107:32 Yeah. Yeah. Shut the [ __ ] up, Frank. We're not even bad mouthing them. Like,
107:33 We're not even bad mouthing them. Like, these are big boys. They could take a
107:35 these are big boys. They could take a little bit of criticism.
107:36 little bit of criticism. I I almost think these are That almost
107:38 I I almost think these are That almost sounds tongue and cheek to me, but just
107:39 sounds tongue and cheek to me, but just in case it's not,
107:40 in case it's not, I hope I hope that it is.
107:43 I hope I hope that it is. Why should you Why should you care about
107:44 Why should you Why should you care about whether they're some of the biggest
107:46 whether they're some of the biggest names or whatever? Who cares?
107:49 names or whatever? Who cares? Yeah, if that's the case, then what
107:50 Yeah, if that's the case, then what we're saying on this stream is not is
107:52 we're saying on this stream is not is going to have no impact at all.
107:54 going to have no impact at all. Yeah. Listen, listen. You want to know
107:56 Yeah. Listen, listen. You want to know the thing about criticism? If it's
107:58 the thing about criticism? If it's constructive, it's good. I feel like
107:59 constructive, it's good. I feel like we're not trying to tear these people
108:00 we're not trying to tear these people down. We're just saying there should be
108:01 down. We're just saying there should be more transparency. You know, there was
108:03 more transparency. You know, there was one creator that criticized me in a
108:05 one creator that criticized me in a documentary about TYT union busting.
108:07 documentary about TYT union busting. Guess what I did?
108:08 Guess what I did? I brought him on the show and I admitted
108:10 I brought him on the show and I admitted that his criticism was actually good.
108:12 that his criticism was actually good. Um, like not all criticism is bad. Like
108:14 Um, like not all criticism is bad. Like we're not just trying to do a [ __ ]
108:15 we're not just trying to do a [ __ ] like circular firing squad. But I just
108:17 like circular firing squad. But I just think that like this is this is
108:18 think that like this is this is newsworthy and we are in this space and
108:20 newsworthy and we are in this space and I feel like as a creator it's as
108:23 I feel like as a creator it's as creators it's important that we share
108:24 creators it's important that we share our opinion because I think that there's
108:26 our opinion because I think that there's some shady [ __ ] going on here and I
108:28 some shady [ __ ] going on here and I wanted to hear how they responded to it
108:30 wanted to hear how they responded to it and I think that their responses are not
108:31 and I think that their responses are not very good. Um I don't know like if if
108:34 very good. Um I don't know like if if you're too sensitive then I don't know
108:35 you're too sensitive then I don't know what the [ __ ] to tell you. Like chill
108:36 what the [ __ ] to tell you. Like chill out Frank go smoke some weed like you're
108:38 out Frank go smoke some weed like you're being a little bit of a weirdo. Also,
108:40 being a little bit of a weirdo. Also, when we started when we started Leftist
108:43 when we started when we started Leftist Mafia, we all had to sign a contract
108:45 Mafia, we all had to sign a contract stating that we will go after all of the
108:46 stating that we will go after all of the biggest creators in leftist media. So,
108:50 biggest creators in leftist media. So, it's sort of
108:51 it's sort of force and that we would kick out one of
108:52 force and that we would kick out one of us, which ended up being Triangle Face.
108:55 us, which ended up being Triangle Face. I love how they're like also Frank is
108:57 I love how they're like also Frank is like, "Oh my god, you're trashing other
109:00 like, "Oh my god, you're trashing other creators." [ __ ] we like popped
109:02 creators." [ __ ] we like popped off because we were [ __ ] on TYT.
109:03 off because we were [ __ ] on TYT. That's our bread and butter, okay? Like,
109:06 That's our bread and butter, okay? Like, know our history.
109:08 know our history. We will burn every bridge over.
109:10 We will burn every bridge over. Oh my god, Frank was trolling.
109:14 Oh my god, Frank was trolling. God damn it, Frank.
109:15 God damn it, Frank. That's what I That's what I thought. I
109:16 That's what I That's what I thought. I said I said you tricked me so much.
109:19 said I said you tricked me so much. Tongue and cheek, right?
109:20 Tongue and cheek, right? God damn it. [ __ ] you, Frank. Now you
109:22 God damn it. [ __ ] you, Frank. Now you made me look like an idiot. [ __ ] you.
109:26 made me look like an idiot. [ __ ] you. I love
109:26 I love Jass.
109:28 Jass. Thank you for your chip chat. Says, "Uh,
109:30 Thank you for your chip chat. Says, "Uh, yay. Double D is back. By the way, I
109:32 yay. Double D is back. By the way, I didn't have Bill Burr taking NBS blood
109:34 didn't have Bill Burr taking NBS blood money on my bingo card, but not
109:36 money on my bingo card, but not surprised." Yeah, he's apparently going
109:38 surprised." Yeah, he's apparently going to some comedy festival. I haven't
109:39 to some comedy festival. I haven't looked too much into it. I
109:40 looked too much into it. I Oh, for Saudi Arabia.
109:42 Oh, for Saudi Arabia. They must I mean they must be paying
109:45 They must I mean they must be paying [ __ ] ton like they do to those golfers.
109:47 [ __ ] ton like they do to those golfers. Like you know
109:49 Like you know that's a nut. It doesn't matter how big
109:51 that's a nut. It doesn't matter how big you are. Still might sell out.
109:53 you are. Still might sell out. My favorite wrestler CM Punk talked a
109:55 My favorite wrestler CM Punk talked a lot of [ __ ] about WWE doing those the
109:57 lot of [ __ ] about WWE doing those the shows they do every a couple times every
110:00 shows they do every a couple times every year in Saudi Arabia.
110:02 year in Saudi Arabia. And then he joined the WWE uh again and
110:05 And then he joined the WWE uh again and he went. So, I mean, uh, yeah, I mean,
110:10 he went. So, I mean, uh, yeah, I mean, they pay a lot apparently. Uh, they
110:12 they pay a lot apparently. Uh, they paid, uh, Shawn Michaels retired. HBK,
110:15 paid, uh, Shawn Michaels retired. HBK, the Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels
110:16 the Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels retired. And for one of the events they
110:18 retired. And for one of the events they were doing in Saudi Arabia, the the
110:20 were doing in Saudi Arabia, the the Saudis wanted Shawn Michaels on the card
110:22 Saudis wanted Shawn Michaels on the card after he retired. And they paid him $3
110:25 after he retired. And they paid him $3 million to wrestle a single match.
110:28 million to wrestle a single match. Wow.
110:28 Wow. So, I mean,
110:29 So, I mean, he came out of retirement for that $3
110:31 he came out of retirement for that $3 million payday.
110:36 All right. Anyways, I'm getting too tired. I got to get off. But uh this has
110:38 tired. I got to get off. But uh this has been fun, guys. It's fun being back. And
110:41 been fun, guys. It's fun being back. And uh
110:41 uh fun having you back.
110:43 fun having you back. I will see you. The icons have changed
110:45 I will see you. The icons have changed since I was here. Blast. Okay.
110:47 since I was here. Blast. Okay. They've been changing [ __ ] literally
110:48 They've been changing [ __ ] literally every single week.
110:50 every single week. Like how do I do things here? Okay.
110:52 Like how do I do things here? Okay. I don't like they'll show you like what
110:54 I don't like they'll show you like what they changed and I don't read it. I just
110:55 they changed and I don't read it. I just click past it. I'm like, "Okay, you do
110:57 click past it. I'm like, "Okay, you do this. Stop. Stop doing that. See you
111:00 this. Stop. Stop doing that. See you later."
111:01 later." Too much. See you.
111:02 Too much. See you. Peace. It was great having you, David,
111:03 Peace. It was great having you, David, by the way.
111:04 by the way. Yeah. Great. Thank you. You do have back
111:06 Yeah. Great. Thank you. You do have back next week. We'll see.
111:07 next week. We'll see. I'm serious. Never never think just you
111:09 I'm serious. Never never think just you show not showing up is no big deal.
111:11 show not showing up is no big deal. Oh, I appreciate that. I do appreciate
111:13 Oh, I appreciate that. I do appreciate that.
111:13 that. It's just, you know,
111:14 It's just, you know, I just get tired some days like, you
111:16 I just get tired some days like, you know, which actually I get tired every
111:18 know, which actually I get tired every day, but it's just just depends. Can I
111:20 day, but it's just just depends. Can I manage my tiredness that day?
111:21 manage my tiredness that day? I feel you. It's an exhausting time.
111:29 Um, okay. So, uh, did you want me to go first or did you want to start?
111:31 first or did you want to start? Go ahead.
111:32 Go ahead. Okay. Okay. So, I have uh J Mlia, thank
111:37 Okay. Okay. So, I have uh J Mlia, thank you for becoming a YouTube member. ABS
111:40 you for becoming a YouTube member. ABS says, "Hey, Mike. I'm going to be doing
111:42 says, "Hey, Mike. I'm going to be doing a research experiment, and I was
111:44 a research experiment, and I was wondering if you'd be fine if I used
111:45 wondering if you'd be fine if I used your content for my research method
111:47 your content for my research method study." Nope, don't do that. No, I'm
111:49 study." Nope, don't do that. No, I'm just No, of course.
111:50 just No, of course. This isn't This isn't a uh a super chat,
111:53 This isn't This isn't a uh a super chat, but someone asked me a question I don't
111:54 but someone asked me a question I don't want to forget. And it's just they just
111:56 want to forget. And it's just they just uh Dada dad at Best Destiny on Twitch
112:00 uh Dada dad at Best Destiny on Twitch asked me, "Hey Matt, is Gold Sounds in
112:02 asked me, "Hey Matt, is Gold Sounds in Brooklyn a cool venue?" Yes, I like that
112:04 Brooklyn a cool venue?" Yes, I like that place a lot. It's I like how it's set
112:06 place a lot. It's I like how it's set up. It's very It's It's very small, the
112:09 up. It's very It's It's very small, the bar area, but it's nice. I like it.
112:12 bar area, but it's nice. I like it. Go ahead. Sorry.
112:13 Go ahead. Sorry. Yes. Serious note, though, ABS, you
112:15 Yes. Serious note, though, ABS, you absolutely can use my content. Of
112:17 absolutely can use my content. Of course,
112:19 course, I'm flattered that you wanted to use my
112:20 I'm flattered that you wanted to use my content for a study. That's really cool.
112:24 content for a study. That's really cool. Otaku Dragon says, "Many stores near me
112:26 Otaku Dragon says, "Many stores near me are suddenly selling out of Starling
112:28 are suddenly selling out of Starling antennas. Over 40 at Best Buy, sold in
112:30 antennas. Over 40 at Best Buy, sold in under an hour. Makes me worried. Hope
112:32 under an hour. Makes me worried. Hope it's scalpers." Wow, that's interesting.
112:35 it's scalpers." Wow, that's interesting. I've not heard anything about the sudden
112:37 I've not heard anything about the sudden increase in popularity of Starlink.
112:44 Depends where you live, right? I mean, Starink probably will be popular in
112:46 Starink probably will be popular in areas where there's not
112:48 areas where there's not That's true.
112:49 That's true. Yeah, that makes sense.
112:52 Yeah, that makes sense. The man says, "As a Puerto Rican, I can
112:54 The man says, "As a Puerto Rican, I can say Richie Torres is a disgrace to all
112:55 say Richie Torres is a disgrace to all Puerto Ricans. None so more than the
112:57 Puerto Ricans. None so more than the father of Puerto Rico, Dr. Ramone
113:00 father of Puerto Rico, Dr. Ramone Betanses." Continued in next super chat,
113:04 Betanses." Continued in next super chat, "A man who worked for free during a
113:07 "A man who worked for free during a chalera epidemic that wiped out 5% of
113:09 chalera epidemic that wiped out 5% of Puerto Rico's population, freed enslaved
113:11 Puerto Rico's population, freed enslaved children, and fought for Puerto Rico's
113:13 children, and fought for Puerto Rico's independence, frowns upon this man."
113:17 independence, frowns upon this man." Yeah, I um I don't I don't blame you for
113:20 Yeah, I um I don't I don't blame you for thinking that way about Richie Torres. I
113:21 thinking that way about Richie Torres. I I think that I am embarrassed uh as a
113:24 I think that I am embarrassed uh as a gay man uh because he's part of my
113:26 gay man uh because he's part of my community as well. I I think that it's
113:27 community as well. I I think that it's gross. He should have more empathy for
113:30 gross. He should have more empathy for people, but he doesn't care. He's
113:32 people, but he doesn't care. He's profiting off of the death and
113:34 profiting off of the death and destruction in Gaza and he's using his
113:37 destruction in Gaza and he's using his power to support that genocide. And I
113:39 power to support that genocide. And I think he should absolutely be ashamed of
113:41 think he should absolutely be ashamed of himself, but me saying that has no
113:42 himself, but me saying that has no meaning because he doesn't have any
113:44 meaning because he doesn't have any shame. So, I'm I'm with you there,
113:46 shame. So, I'm I'm with you there, brother. Disgusting piece of [ __ ]
113:49 brother. Disgusting piece of [ __ ] The man also says, "Off topic, there is
113:51 The man also says, "Off topic, there is a rally in Spanish Harlem for Puerto
113:53 a rally in Spanish Harlem for Puerto Rican independence this Sunday. Can bet
113:55 Rican independence this Sunday. Can bet there will be flag burnings. If you're
113:57 there will be flag burnings. If you're near, please support." Good to know.
113:59 near, please support." Good to know. That's really cool.
114:07 Ben Riley says, "After Econo Boy basically getting bullied for being a
114:09 basically getting bullied for being a socialist, any thoughts on centrist
114:10 socialist, any thoughts on centrist stems and online libs getting worried
114:12 stems and online libs getting worried that the left will overtake the party
114:14 that the left will overtake the party even as fascism is rising.
114:18 even as fascism is rising. I think that they don't care about
114:21 I think that they don't care about fascism as much as they care about
114:23 fascism as much as they care about socialism. That might be cynical, but
114:26 socialism. That might be cynical, but that is my belief. I've always felt like
114:28 that is my belief. I've always felt like they would rather
114:31 they would rather have fascism take over than let
114:33 have fascism take over than let socialists
114:34 socialists take over the party because that's kind
114:36 take over the party because that's kind of what they've done at every step of
114:38 of what they've done at every step of the way. They have kneecapped the left
114:41 the way. They have kneecapped the left when the left had all the momentum. When
114:44 when the left had all the momentum. When the left had the energy and young people
114:46 the left had the energy and young people galvanized, but they shut that down. And
114:49 galvanized, but they shut that down. And they're still doing that. With regard to
114:51 they're still doing that. With regard to Omar Fate, with regard to Zoron Donnie,
114:54 Omar Fate, with regard to Zoron Donnie, they're probably going to do the same to
114:55 they're probably going to do the same to Graham Platner. They just don't want the
114:59 Graham Platner. They just don't want the left to rise because that threatens
115:01 left to rise because that threatens their gravy train. And a lot of these
115:02 their gravy train. And a lot of these Democrats, especially the ones who
115:04 Democrats, especially the ones who control the levers of power, they don't
115:06 control the levers of power, they don't know how to exist in a system that's
115:08 know how to exist in a system that's clean. like their only their only way of
115:11 clean. like their only their only way of being a congress member is to raise tons
115:13 being a congress member is to raise tons and tons of money. So like what do you
115:14 and tons of money. So like what do you do if you don't do that? Like they spend
115:15 do if you don't do that? Like they spend all their time on the phones. Even
115:18 all their time on the phones. Even Richie Torres actually admitted that in
115:20 Richie Torres actually admitted that in the interview with Adam Freriedeland. So
115:22 the interview with Adam Freriedeland. So they would have to shift to something
115:24 they would have to shift to something where you actually get grassroots money
115:27 where you actually get grassroots money and they couldn't survive in that system
115:29 and they couldn't survive in that system because that requires you to actually
115:30 because that requires you to actually represent the people because you're not
115:31 represent the people because you're not going to send like five bucks, 10 bucks,
115:33 going to send like five bucks, 10 bucks, 20 bucks to a congress person who is not
115:35 20 bucks to a congress person who is not doing a good job representing you. So
115:37 doing a good job representing you. So they'd have to change everything. It's a
115:39 they'd have to change everything. It's a paradigm shift and that's why they don't
115:41 paradigm shift and that's why they don't want to do it. They are clinging to
115:42 want to do it. They are clinging to power and they don't give a [ __ ] if the
115:45 power and they don't give a [ __ ] if the entire country goes down with them. So
115:47 entire country goes down with them. So that is uh that's the dynamic. So those
115:51 that is uh that's the dynamic. So those are my thoughts. Rita, thank you for
115:53 are my thoughts. Rita, thank you for being a member for 10 months. Very cool.
115:57 being a member for 10 months. Very cool. And then Autistic Goblin has an update
115:59 And then Autistic Goblin has an update about the Machannon Machinan protest.
116:02 about the Machannon Machinan protest. Hope I'm saying that right. It got a
116:04 Hope I'm saying that right. It got a shout out on Matto on Monday. Wow. Made
116:07 shout out on Matto on Monday. Wow. Made good contacts and local immigrant rights
116:09 good contacts and local immigrant rights groups are restarting their
116:10 groups are restarting their anti-detention movements because of the
116:11 anti-detention movements because of the fire we started building a coalition of
116:13 fire we started building a coalition of resistance. That is so cool. Uh let me
116:17 resistance. That is so cool. Uh let me restate what what you're talking about
116:18 restate what what you're talking about here. For those who don't know, Autistic
116:20 here. For those who don't know, Autistic Goblin teamed up with activists in this
116:23 Goblin teamed up with activists in this was Pennsylvania. I want to say there
116:26 was Pennsylvania. I want to say there was an ICE detention facility that's
116:28 was an ICE detention facility that's contract was renewing and they staged a
116:30 contract was renewing and they staged a protest to get the city or it was up for
116:33 protest to get the city or it was up for renewal and they staged a protest to get
116:35 renewal and they staged a protest to get the city to not renew that contract so
116:37 the city to not renew that contract so that way the detention center would shut
116:39 that way the detention center would shut down and it just like it blew up. Last
116:43 down and it just like it blew up. Last week autistic goblin shared that it was
116:44 week autistic goblin shared that it was picked up by Indivisible. So really that
116:48 picked up by Indivisible. So really that is such that is such a brilliant thing
116:49 is such that is such a brilliant thing to do. Um, and I love that this is
116:52 to do. Um, and I love that this is becoming a huge thing since cancelling
116:56 becoming a huge thing since cancelling the contracts is one of the easiest
116:58 the contracts is one of the easiest things that you can try to do or try to
117:00 things that you can try to do or try to get your city to do because city
117:02 get your city to do because city governments are much more responsive
117:03 governments are much more responsive than members of Congress. So, if you are
117:06 than members of Congress. So, if you are able to find out if there's a detention
117:08 able to find out if there's a detention center near you that's contracted up for
117:10 center near you that's contracted up for renewal, I think you would you would do
117:12 renewal, I think you would you would do uh it would behoove you to try to get
117:14 uh it would behoove you to try to get the ball rolling on getting that
117:15 the ball rolling on getting that canceled. get a small group of people
117:17 canceled. get a small group of people and then maybe um that group will grow
117:20 and then maybe um that group will grow um because that is brilliant. That's a
117:22 um because that is brilliant. That's a brilliant strategy. So, I'm so happy to
117:24 brilliant strategy. So, I'm so happy to hear that it's taking off. Autistic
117:26 hear that it's taking off. Autistic Goblin, good for you for being a part of
117:27 Goblin, good for you for being a part of that. That is [ __ ] badass and you
117:29 that. That is [ __ ] badass and you should feel proud of yourself. That's
117:31 should feel proud of yourself. That's amazing.
117:37 No message, but thank you, Donald Jameson, member for over two years.
117:39 Jameson, member for over two years. That's wild. Thank you so much.
117:48 Bayoto says, "After what happened in Minneapolis, Carolyn Levit was asked if
117:50 Minneapolis, Carolyn Levit was asked if the FBI is considering giving trans
117:51 the FBI is considering giving trans ideology a domestic T-word
117:53 ideology a domestic T-word classification. Also, turns out Aaron
117:55 classification. Also, turns out Aaron Rupar's kids were at that school." No
117:57 Rupar's kids were at that school." No kidding. Holy [ __ ] that's scary. Wow.
118:01 kidding. Holy [ __ ] that's scary. Wow. The fact that she was asked that
118:03 The fact that she was asked that question is horrifying. I honestly um I
118:07 question is horrifying. I honestly um I haven't really been on I've been
118:08 haven't really been on I've been avoiding Twitter like the plague, but I
118:10 avoiding Twitter like the plague, but I did log on and see some of that [ __ ] and
118:12 did log on and see some of that [ __ ] and logged right the [ __ ] out. It is so
118:14 logged right the [ __ ] out. It is so scary that they're trying to basically
118:16 scary that they're trying to basically turn this event into a right stag fire
118:18 turn this event into a right stag fire to justify taking away trans rights or
118:22 to justify taking away trans rights or actually targeting them. That is
118:24 actually targeting them. That is absolutely horrifying to me because you
118:26 absolutely horrifying to me because you know it doesn't matter that the
118:28 know it doesn't matter that the overwhelming majority of these shootings
118:29 overwhelming majority of these shootings are not trans people and I don't even
118:31 are not trans people and I don't even know if this person is trans. There's
118:32 know if this person is trans. There's also people talking about maybe this
118:34 also people talking about maybe this individual was dtrans. I have no idea.
118:36 individual was dtrans. I have no idea. It doesn't matter. This isn't some like
118:39 It doesn't matter. This isn't some like symptom of a broader issue about
118:41 symptom of a broader issue about transness. Every other country has trans
118:43 transness. Every other country has trans people and these other countries do not
118:46 people and these other countries do not have mass shootings. The issue isn't
118:48 have mass shootings. The issue isn't trans people. The issue is guns. Our
118:51 trans people. The issue is guns. Our lack of gun control is what leads to
118:53 lack of gun control is what leads to this kind of situation. Uh I'm not
118:55 this kind of situation. Uh I'm not saying you ban all guns because in this
118:57 saying you ban all guns because in this environment I think that uh citizens
118:59 environment I think that uh citizens should be armed. But if you don't have
119:02 should be armed. But if you don't have common sense regulations that are
119:04 common sense regulations that are federalized where you know you can't go
119:06 federalized where you know you can't go to one state and get a gun easily but go
119:08 to one state and get a gun easily but go to another state and you know you can't
119:10 to another state and you know you can't get one. like they have to be universal.
119:12 get one. like they have to be universal. But like if you have a system, if you
119:14 But like if you have a system, if you don't have a system where these laws are
119:16 don't have a system where these laws are federal, you're going to keep seeing
119:18 federal, you're going to keep seeing these kinds of things. So the fact that
119:20 these kinds of things. So the fact that they're trying to scapegoat trans
119:21 they're trying to scapegoat trans people, that's them not only trying to
119:24 people, that's them not only trying to deflect and not talk about guns, but
119:26 deflect and not talk about guns, but that's them trying to use this to push
119:29 that's them trying to use this to push something really nefarious towards trans
119:30 something really nefarious towards trans people. And you have to resist this
119:33 people. And you have to resist this ferociously. Uh it's he like this is
119:35 ferociously. Uh it's he like this is what Jesse Waters is talking about. you
119:37 what Jesse Waters is talking about. you brought on some [ __ ] quack who worked
119:39 brought on some [ __ ] quack who worked at a clinic who uh like that did gender
119:42 at a clinic who uh like that did gender forming care and she's talking about how
119:43 forming care and she's talking about how terrible it was and how it makes how
119:45 terrible it was and how it makes how gendering healthcare makes their mental
119:47 gendering healthcare makes their mental health worse. This is bad. So seeing
119:50 health worse. This is bad. So seeing this rhetoric made me sick to my stomach
119:53 this rhetoric made me sick to my stomach and you just have to push back as
119:56 and you just have to push back as forcefully and loudly as you possibly
119:58 forcefully and loudly as you possibly can. We cannot let them use this as an
120:00 can. We cannot let them use this as an excuse to justify trans eraser. Uh or
120:04 excuse to justify trans eraser. Uh or worse because just no, not gonna happen.
120:07 worse because just no, not gonna happen. Not on my watch.
120:14 Vicki says, "Just spreading the love as I already spent in Benders and Lances."
120:16 I already spent in Benders and Lances." That is so kind. Thank you so much,
120:17 That is so kind. Thank you so much, Vicki. Oh, by the way, people were
120:19 Vicki. Oh, by the way, people were asking about Lance. His computer
120:21 asking about Lance. His computer crashed, so he called it a night after
120:24 crashed, so he called it a night after that.
120:32 Let me see here. Tokyo Hans says, where's Oh, here it is. Waffles and
120:34 where's Oh, here it is. Waffles and pancakes are overrated. It's all about
120:37 pancakes are overrated. It's all about pallet shinkle. Okay, first of all, I
120:39 pallet shinkle. Okay, first of all, I take offense to saying that pancakes and
120:40 take offense to saying that pancakes and waffles are overrated. I don't know what
120:42 waffles are overrated. I don't know what that is. Pallet shink. Pallet shink. Let
120:45 that is. Pallet shink. Pallet shink. Let me look that up.
120:55 Oh, okay. It looks like a crepe. I mean, look, that is a different
120:57 I mean, look, that is a different conversation. So, uh you can you can
121:00 conversation. So, uh you can you can enjoy those without shit-talking
121:03 enjoy those without shit-talking pancakes and waffles. Tokyo Hans, I take
121:05 pancakes and waffles. Tokyo Hans, I take great offense at the uh slander of
121:08 great offense at the uh slander of pancakes and waffles.
121:11 pancakes and waffles. Hideous Lemon says, "I'm a proud churro
121:13 Hideous Lemon says, "I'm a proud churro supremacist." Oh, churros are so good.
121:16 supremacist." Oh, churros are so good. Yes. Yes. I love churros.
121:21 Yes. Yes. I love churros. Goofy says, "Pancakes me. Waffles
121:24 Goofy says, "Pancakes me. Waffles boring. How dare you? Crepes much
121:26 boring. How dare you? Crepes much better. Okay, that is not the
121:29 better. Okay, that is not the conversation that we're having. Oh my
121:31 conversation that we're having. Oh my god. I'm going to go full debate, bro.
121:33 god. I'm going to go full debate, bro. Over pancakes and waffles. How dare you?
121:35 Over pancakes and waffles. How dare you? French uh Aadian poise from a seasoned
121:39 French uh Aadian poise from a seasoned skillet. Syrup from a Ruk County, Maine.
121:42 skillet. Syrup from a Ruk County, Maine. Nothing else matters. That's Look, I'll
121:44 Nothing else matters. That's Look, I'll I'll grant you that sounds absolutely
121:46 I'll grant you that sounds absolutely [ __ ] delicious. But, you know,
121:48 [ __ ] delicious. But, you know, pancakes and waffles is a very different
121:50 pancakes and waffles is a very different conversation.
121:57 Uh, where did I see this? Oh, here we go. From Ben, uh, he's the next one. You
121:59 go. From Ben, uh, he's the next one. You guys should do a collab discussion with
122:01 guys should do a collab discussion with the Live and Learn podcast. Uh, like the
122:03 the Live and Learn podcast. Uh, like the Vanguard did
122:06 Vanguard did live and learn Pod podcast.
122:10 live and learn Pod podcast. Uh, I will look them up.
122:17 I feel like I've I feel like I've heard of them, but I'm
122:19 I feel like I've heard of them, but I'm not 100% sure. It's not ringing a bell,
122:21 not 100% sure. It's not ringing a bell, but I'll look them up. I'll look into
122:22 but I'll look them up. I'll look into that. Thank you. Uh Sam says, "Uh,
122:27 that. Thank you. Uh Sam says, "Uh, thoughts on Snoop Dogg. He raised
122:28 thoughts on Snoop Dogg. He raised concerns about LGBTQ plus characters in
122:30 concerns about LGBTQ plus characters in children's movies. Lightyear the
122:32 children's movies. Lightyear the Breakfast Club show recently defended
122:34 Breakfast Club show recently defended him."
122:34 him." They defended him. What did they say?
122:36 They defended him. What did they say? Yeah, I didn't see them defend him.
122:38 Yeah, I didn't see them defend him. That's disappointing because his com for
122:40 That's disappointing because his com for those who don't know Snoop Dogg he said
122:42 those who don't know Snoop Dogg he said something on a podcast I don't know
122:44 something on a podcast I don't know which one about he was watching Buzz
122:46 which one about he was watching Buzz Lightyear with his grandson and his
122:48 Lightyear with his grandson and his grandson was like how do the two mommies
122:52 grandson was like how do the two mommies make a baby and that triggered him. He
122:55 make a baby and that triggered him. He said he's scared to watch movies because
122:58 said he's scared to watch movies because he doesn't want to have that
122:58 he doesn't want to have that conversation. Uh, I think this is the
123:01 conversation. Uh, I think this is the most um babyrained thing he's ever said
123:06 most um babyrained thing he's ever said because you don't have to explain that.
123:09 because you don't have to explain that. You could just be like, "Oh, well, you
123:10 You could just be like, "Oh, well, you know, just like, you know, uh, mommy and
123:12 know, just like, you know, uh, mommy and daddy have kids, sometimes uh, kids have
123:15 daddy have kids, sometimes uh, kids have two moms and they adopt them." Very
123:16 two moms and they adopt them." Very simple. Like they adopt them.
123:18 simple. Like they adopt them. Yeah. Like I I don't understand why this
123:20 Yeah. Like I I don't understand why this is so complicated because it's it's not.
123:24 is so complicated because it's it's not. Um, kids ask questions about all kinds
123:26 Um, kids ask questions about all kinds of [ __ ] And one thing that is
123:29 of [ __ ] And one thing that is irritating is the people that defend him
123:30 irritating is the people that defend him because, you know, if it's two women or
123:33 because, you know, if it's two women or two men and they kiss and it's in a kids
123:36 two men and they kiss and it's in a kids movie, well, that's sexualizing. But if
123:38 movie, well, that's sexualizing. But if it's a mommy and a daddy that kisses,
123:40 it's a mommy and a daddy that kisses, well, that's beautiful. They're showing
123:41 well, that's beautiful. They're showing love. You know, kids need to see a
123:43 love. You know, kids need to see a loving relationship. So, it's this
123:44 loving relationship. So, it's this double standard where like anything
123:46 double standard where like anything that's gay is inherently like over over
123:48 that's gay is inherently like over over sexualized when it's just a loving
123:51 sexualized when it's just a loving relationship and you don't need to over
123:52 relationship and you don't need to over complicate it. like seeing um a kid with
123:56 complicate it. like seeing um a kid with uh or seeing two mommies. I think that's
123:58 uh or seeing two mommies. I think that's that's beautiful. It's validating for
124:00 that's beautiful. It's validating for kids who do have two mommies. Like to
124:02 kids who do have two mommies. Like to have them feel represented. So the fact
124:04 have them feel represented. So the fact that Snoop Dogg did that or said that is
124:06 that Snoop Dogg did that or said that is [ __ ] stupid. And it's not surprising
124:09 [ __ ] stupid. And it's not surprising because this dude actually did perform
124:11 because this dude actually did perform for Donald Trump just this year at his
124:14 for Donald Trump just this year at his inauguration after criticizing other
124:16 inauguration after criticizing other rappers for performing for Donald Trump.
124:18 rappers for performing for Donald Trump. He also like he t he filmed like lesbian
124:21 He also like he t he filmed like lesbian pornos. So, I don't understand why all
124:24 pornos. So, I don't understand why all of a sudden you're against lesbians.
124:25 of a sudden you're against lesbians. Like, shut the [ __ ] up. Pick Lane. Um,
124:26 Like, shut the [ __ ] up. Pick Lane. Um, but yeah, it was disappointing, but not
124:28 but yeah, it was disappointing, but not surprising for Snoop Dogg. I've always
124:30 surprising for Snoop Dogg. I've always been a fan of his music, but I try to
124:32 been a fan of his music, but I try to pretend as if he's not like this
124:33 pretend as if he's not like this unethical [ __ ] but he is. And um I am
124:36 unethical [ __ ] but he is. And um I am I'm cancelling him in my mind.
124:39 I'm cancelling him in my mind. I always love the I always love the
124:41 I always love the I always love the excuse of what do we what do we tell our
124:44 excuse of what do we what do we tell our children? Because I I've I've had that
124:46 children? Because I I've I've had that experience. And I can tell you right now
124:49 experience. And I can tell you right now that the only time I've had to explain
124:51 that the only time I've had to explain to my kid any of that is when they
124:54 to my kid any of that is when they actually came across the word gay and I
124:57 actually came across the word gay and I had to explain, "Oh, you mean like
124:59 had to explain, "Oh, you mean like that?" Cuz they
125:00 that?" Cuz they they've seen
125:04 they've seen uh same-sex couples in real life.
125:07 uh same-sex couples in real life. Mhm. are just walking down the street,
125:09 Mhm. are just walking down the street, people I know.
125:11 people I know. They've seen them in movies and TV shows
125:14 They've seen them in movies and TV shows and they never thought anything of it
125:17 and they never thought anything of it because it was just two people together.
125:22 because it was just two people together. No big deal.
125:23 No big deal. It was only when they came across the
125:25 It was only when they came across the word gay that I had to be like, "Oh, you
125:27 word gay that I had to be like, "Oh, you this is what that means." And then he
125:28 this is what that means." And then he was my son was like, "Oh, you mean in
125:30 was my son was like, "Oh, you mean in like you know like in that movie?" Oh,
125:33 like you know like in that movie?" Oh, okay. Yeah, cool.
125:35 okay. Yeah, cool. That was it. the idea that you have to
125:37 That was it. the idea that you have to explain to them anything. Oh no, what am
125:40 explain to them anything. Oh no, what am I going to tell my kids?
125:42 I going to tell my kids? They're going to be totally cool with
125:43 They're going to be totally cool with it. You're the You're the problem.
125:46 it. You're the You're the problem. Yeah, you it it's not that complicated.
125:49 Yeah, you it it's not that complicated. And if you can't explain that to your
125:52 And if you can't explain that to your kids, that's a parenting problem. Like
125:54 kids, that's a parenting problem. Like LGBTQ plus people shouldn't have less
125:56 LGBTQ plus people shouldn't have less representation because you don't want to
126:00 representation because you don't want to like take 10 seconds to explain
126:02 like take 10 seconds to explain something very simple to your kids. [ __ ]
126:04 something very simple to your kids. [ __ ] off. Like it's just it's so stupid.
126:06 off. Like it's just it's so stupid. My my son knew what the word non-binary
126:09 My my son knew what the word non-binary was randomly. He he he mentioned it a
126:11 was randomly. He he he mentioned it a couple years ago and I was like I was
126:14 couple years ago and I was like I was like what? I was like I was like how
126:16 like what? I was like I was like how does he I was like how does he know what
126:18 does he I was like how does he know what that is? And I asked him like uh later
126:21 that is? And I asked him like uh later on like time had passed and I was just
126:23 on like time had passed and I was just like oh by the way I want to know how
126:25 like oh by the way I want to know how did you know what non how did you
126:26 did you know what non how did you familiar with the word non-binary and
126:28 familiar with the word non-binary and you know what he said? He played video
126:31 you know what he said? He played video games and where it tells you to when
126:33 games and where it tells you to when some games where you could pick male or
126:35 some games where you could pick male or female, there was another option called
126:37 female, there was another option called non-binary and he just figured it out
126:39 non-binary and he just figured it out himself. Very simple. Very simple. Kids
126:43 himself. Very simple. Very simple. Kids are smart. And they're way more
126:46 are smart. And they're way more open-minded than you. And I'm not
126:48 open-minded than you. And I'm not I'm not someone who's like, "Oh, my kids
126:51 I'm not someone who's like, "Oh, my kids got it and I'm like ramming this stuff
126:53 got it and I'm like ramming this stuff into No, we I I don't I separate. I want
126:56 into No, we I I don't I separate. I want my kids to be kids and they'll discover
126:58 my kids to be kids and they'll discover this stuff themselves and they could
126:59 this stuff themselves and they could come to me and talk about it when they
127:01 come to me and talk about it when they want to and that's what's happened every
127:03 want to and that's what's happened every single time and every single time it's
127:04 single time and every single time it's been perfect.
127:06 been perfect. Yeah. Like it's it's good to expose
127:08 Yeah. Like it's it's good to expose children to diversity. Um I think that
127:12 children to diversity. Um I think that having that represented in media where
127:14 having that represented in media where they see, you know, black princesses and
127:17 they see, you know, black princesses and different cultures and people who are
127:20 different cultures and people who are trans, I think like that's good. like
127:22 trans, I think like that's good. like they're going to see that in the real
127:24 they're going to see that in the real world and it's not like you're like
127:26 world and it's not like you're like explaining um like anything super
127:31 explaining um like anything super complicated to them. It's just hey
127:32 complicated to them. It's just hey people are different. They exist. Uh
127:34 people are different. They exist. Uh that's a good thing. Like we should
127:36 that's a good thing. Like we should celebrate diversity. I get that in a
127:37 celebrate diversity. I get that in a fascist culture like apparently that's
127:39 fascist culture like apparently that's that's taboo now. But no, it's actually
127:41 that's taboo now. But no, it's actually good. Uh diversity is great.
127:43 good. Uh diversity is great. Multiculturalism is awesome. We all
127:45 Multiculturalism is awesome. We all benefit from it and we should we should
127:47 benefit from it and we should we should stop being snowflakes.
127:49 stop being snowflakes. All right. But also it made me think
127:51 All right. But also it made me think though when my son told me the video
127:52 though when my son told me the video game thing made me think like h this is
127:54 game thing made me think like h this is this is one of the reasons they actually
127:56 this is one of the reasons they actually don't want that you have these losers
127:58 don't want that you have these losers complaining about wokeness in video
128:00 complaining about wokeness in video games because kids play the kids play
128:03 games because kids play the kids play these games and they like the game. They
128:06 these games and they like the game. They see the stuff in the game and they think
128:08 see the stuff in the game and they think nothing of it. It's just it's just
128:10 nothing of it. It's just it's just what's in the game and then they
128:12 what's in the game and then they come to terms with the fact it's just a
128:13 come to terms with the fact it's just a normal thing. There's some people who
128:15 normal thing. There's some people who are male. There's some people who are
128:16 are male. There's some people who are female and there's some people who don't
128:18 female and there's some people who don't identify with either and they're called
128:19 identify with either and they're called non-binary.
128:21 non-binary. That was what my son took out of it. He
128:23 That was what my son took out of it. He was he thought nothing of it.
128:25 was he thought nothing of it. Yeah. And that's how like that's how
128:26 Yeah. And that's how like that's how most people uh who are normal who don't
128:29 most people uh who are normal who don't have brain rot react. But like every
128:32 have brain rot react. But like every every single element about like queer
128:33 every single element about like queer people's existence has been politicized.
128:36 people's existence has been politicized. So just like just being in the presence
128:39 So just like just being in the presence of straight people is a political
128:40 of straight people is a political statement. Like that's what this whole
128:42 statement. Like that's what this whole woke [ __ ] was about. um where they
128:44 woke [ __ ] was about. um where they were talking about grooming and grooming
128:47 were talking about grooming and grooming um you know grooming is like a very
128:49 um you know grooming is like a very specific term like you are a predator if
128:51 specific term like you are a predator if you're grooming but they had taken that
128:53 you're grooming but they had taken that word and made it mean oh well if you are
128:57 word and made it mean oh well if you are um a gay person around a kid or a drag
129:00 um a gay person around a kid or a drag queen around a kid you're automatically
129:01 queen around a kid you're automatically grooming them because they're being
129:02 grooming them because they're being exposed to this um and that's that's
129:06 exposed to this um and that's that's disgusting. Um, you shouldn't take
129:09 disgusting. Um, you shouldn't take somebody's existence and like attach
129:12 somebody's existence and like attach negative sexual connotations to it. Um,
129:16 negative sexual connotations to it. Um, because you you're hateful. Like, that's
129:18 because you you're hateful. Like, that's so [ __ ] up. But, um, yeah. Yeah. I I I
129:21 so [ __ ] up. But, um, yeah. Yeah. I I I hate Snoop Dogg now. I am canceling him.
129:24 hate Snoop Dogg now. I am canceling him. Uh, I'll probably even skip Ain't No Fun
129:26 Uh, I'll probably even skip Ain't No Fun if the homies uh Can't Have None if it
129:28 if the homies uh Can't Have None if it comes on my playlist. Even though that
129:30 comes on my playlist. Even though that is a gay song, Snoop Dogg, that's really
129:32 is a gay song, Snoop Dogg, that's really [ __ ] gay. Ain't No Fun If the Homies
129:33 [ __ ] gay. Ain't No Fun If the Homies Can't Have None. That's gay. Flood Flood
129:36 Can't Have None. That's gay. Flood Flood Flood Mind says Matt's son is faking
129:39 Flood Mind says Matt's son is faking awesome.
129:40 awesome. He is. I'm about to tell you something
129:41 He is. I'm about to tell you something even even better. So, uh, he he's he's
129:44 even even better. So, uh, he he's he's very much into current events. Like he
129:47 very much into current events. Like he likes when I talk to him about stuff
129:50 likes when I talk to him about stuff and his in fact his teacher last year
129:52 and his in fact his teacher last year told us about how during social studies
129:54 told us about how during social studies he he'll be the kid raising his hand and
129:56 he he'll be the kid raising his hand and chiming in and connecting things to
129:58 chiming in and connecting things to current events and the other kids have
129:59 current events and the other kids have no idea what he's talking about um
130:01 no idea what he's talking about um because they don't pay attention to the
130:02 because they don't pay attention to the news like he does. Um, so maybe maybe
130:07 news like he does. Um, so maybe maybe around last year now I was explaining to
130:10 around last year now I was explaining to him like a little like you know to a kid
130:13 him like a little like you know to a kid in a kid way. I still do that. um like I
130:16 in a kid way. I still do that. um like I still like aim it towards him about
130:20 still like aim it towards him about Israel and Palestine and how you know
130:23 Israel and Palestine and how you know there's a history there and I explained
130:25 there's a history there and I explained to him the October 7th attacks and you
130:28 to him the October 7th attacks and you know the how you know uh Palest
130:32 know the how you know uh Palest Palestinians live there and then the
130:34 Palestinians live there and then the Israelis Israel was formed in their home
130:37 Israelis Israel was formed in their home and you know I explained everything to
130:38 and you know I explained everything to them all all what people claim as both
130:40 them all all what people claim as both sides I just told them everything that
130:42 sides I just told them everything that the the history is And you know, and I
130:46 the the history is And you know, and I was telling him about how, you know,
130:47 was telling him about how, you know, what the Israeli government's doing in
130:48 what the Israeli government's doing in Gaza right now. And he says to me, if if
130:53 Gaza right now. And he says to me, if if I was president,
130:55 I was president, I would send the military into Isra into
130:58 I would send the military into Isra into into Gaza and we would destroy Israel.
131:26 That's [ __ ] funny." [Music]
131:29 [Music] Um, okay. So, the next one here is from
131:32 Um, okay. So, the next one here is from Sam Roker, who says, "Can I suggest an
131:36 Sam Roker, who says, "Can I suggest an LM guest? Check out Riverboat Riverboat
131:39 LM guest? Check out Riverboat Riverboat Jack if you haven't seen them before.
131:41 Jack if you haven't seen them before. Seem pretty cool. We actually had her on
131:43 Seem pretty cool. We actually had her on multiple times. So yeah, we we love
131:45 multiple times. So yeah, we we love Riverboat Jack.
131:48 Riverboat Jack. Uh Jesse says, "Deminimus and Samaro.
131:51 Uh Jesse says, "Deminimus and Samaro. Two anime stores where I am at can
131:53 Two anime stores where I am at can handle this via distributors and more,
131:55 handle this via distributors and more, but others will struggle. It shouldn't
131:56 but others will struggle. It shouldn't do or die." Yeah, that's really going to
131:58 do or die." Yeah, that's really going to be a huge [ __ ] problem. For those who
132:01 be a huge [ __ ] problem. For those who don't know, the dimminimous exemption is
132:04 don't know, the dimminimous exemption is imports under $800. Those are usually
132:08 imports under $800. Those are usually exempt from tariffs, but since that's
132:11 exempt from tariffs, but since that's ending, even these smaller retailers
132:13 ending, even these smaller retailers like comic book stores and whatnot that
132:15 like comic book stores and whatnot that import from other countries, that is
132:17 import from other countries, that is going to hurt them so much. So, this is
132:20 going to hurt them so much. So, this is going to be catastrophic. But it's not
132:23 going to be catastrophic. But it's not surprising because this has been
132:25 surprising because this has been everything Trump has done has been
132:27 everything Trump has done has been catastrophic. So, um yeah, that's that's
132:29 catastrophic. So, um yeah, that's that's good to know, though. I didn't know that
132:30 good to know, though. I didn't know that it ended tomorrow because he keeps
132:32 it ended tomorrow because he keeps changing the dates. So, thank you for
132:33 changing the dates. So, thank you for letting me know about that. That's uh
132:36 letting me know about that. That's uh that's really [ __ ] up.
132:39 that's really [ __ ] up. Lizzie Bennett says, "Hakeem Apac Shakur
132:42 Lizzie Bennett says, "Hakeem Apac Shakur Jeff, funniest thing I heard all day. I
132:45 Jeff, funniest thing I heard all day. I did see that on the Breakfast Club."
132:47 did see that on the Breakfast Club." Yeah, that's a good name. That's a good
132:49 Yeah, that's a good name. That's a good name.
132:52 name. Um, let me see here. Okay, the next one
132:53 Um, let me see here. Okay, the next one is from Action Effing Jackson who says,
132:56 is from Action Effing Jackson who says, "As a low money dem leftist donor, how
132:58 "As a low money dem leftist donor, how do we better protect our money from
133:00 do we better protect our money from leftist organizations that take our
133:02 leftist organizations that take our money but have little to show? When you
133:04 money but have little to show? When you look at their FBC filings, they look
133:06 look at their FBC filings, they look like the DNC." Honestly, I can't answer
133:09 like the DNC." Honestly, I can't answer that question. It's so hard to say
133:11 that question. It's so hard to say because sometimes you take a chance and
133:14 because sometimes you take a chance and it doesn't pay off. I've donated to a
133:16 it doesn't pay off. I've donated to a lot of campaigns that I actually kind of
133:18 lot of campaigns that I actually kind of regret donating to um because they
133:23 regret donating to um because they weren't running the best campaigns, but
133:24 weren't running the best campaigns, but I had hope and maybe was a little bit
133:26 I had hope and maybe was a little bit naive, had wishful thinking. Uh I also I
133:30 naive, had wishful thinking. Uh I also I hate that now I get spam uh text
133:33 hate that now I get spam uh text messages and phone calls from Democrats.
133:36 messages and phone calls from Democrats. So, one of these Democrats that I
133:38 So, one of these Democrats that I donated to, maybe it was just Act Blue
133:40 donated to, maybe it was just Act Blue in general, sold my [ __ ] the [ __ ] out.
133:43 in general, sold my [ __ ] the [ __ ] out. And now my phone gets blown up and I
133:45 And now my phone gets blown up and I hate it so much
133:54 a chance, right? You're taking a chance. So, just be selective about who you give
133:57 So, just be selective about who you give your money to because that's your hard
133:58 your money to because that's your hard earned money and uh times are tough. So
134:02 earned money and uh times are tough. So if you don't have the utmost confidence,
134:03 if you don't have the utmost confidence, I would say, you know, maybe support the
134:06 I would say, you know, maybe support the campaign in other ways. You know, share
134:08 campaign in other ways. You know, share share information about them because
134:10 share information about them because that helps as well. But yeah, I really
134:12 that helps as well. But yeah, I really don't have an answer unfortunately.
134:15 don't have an answer unfortunately. Yeah, somebody said never ever ever
134:17 Yeah, somebody said never ever ever donate to like the DNC or the DC. Avoid
134:20 donate to like the DNC or the DC. Avoid large organizations. If you're going to
134:23 large organizations. If you're going to donate, only give directly to the
134:24 donate, only give directly to the candidates. I do not trust
134:26 candidates. I do not trust organizations.
134:32 Chris Corkran says, "Are are Ariana and Rebecca coming back?" Sausage Fest. I
134:34 Rebecca coming back?" Sausage Fest. I know, I know it's all dudes. Uh, so
134:36 know, I know it's all dudes. Uh, so Rebecca is taking a little bit of a
134:38 Rebecca is taking a little bit of a break. She will be back sometime in
134:40 break. She will be back sometime in September. Ariana is probably going to
134:41 September. Ariana is probably going to be back next week. So, yes, I get it
134:43 be back next week. So, yes, I get it that it's all dudes. Uh, we apologize
134:46 that it's all dudes. Uh, we apologize for that, but a lot of people are burnt
134:48 for that, but a lot of people are burnt out right now and doing extra stuff. So,
134:51 out right now and doing extra stuff. So, um, they will be back though. It won't
134:53 um, they will be back though. It won't be just dudes. The sausage fest will
134:55 be just dudes. The sausage fest will come to an end. We promise.
135:04 Chris or or excuse me, Coyote Katie says, "Did you see the disgusting news
135:06 says, "Did you see the disgusting news about age three age three pod?" Um,
135:12 about age three age three pod?" Um, I think so. The Destiny stuff like that
135:16 I think so. The Destiny stuff like that Ethan Klein at um and Destiny are
135:18 Ethan Klein at um and Destiny are battling. That's what I've seen the
135:21 battling. That's what I've seen the latest of.
135:23 latest of. Um, I think that's it. I don't think I'm
135:26 Um, I think that's it. I don't think I'm up to date though. Um, I need to I need
135:29 up to date though. Um, I need to I need to tune into Lance's streams because I
135:30 to tune into Lance's streams because I know he covered this or the Vanguard.
135:32 know he covered this or the Vanguard. But yeah, that's the latest that I hear
135:35 But yeah, that's the latest that I hear is that like Destiny and Ethan Klein are
135:38 is that like Destiny and Ethan Klein are are trading blows with each other.
135:47 Rowan Chandler says, "To the hottest mafia men around, still waiting for the
135:50 mafia men around, still waiting for the calendar." Okay. Okay, that's right. We
135:53 calendar." Okay. Okay, that's right. We We do got to do a calendar. I think that
135:55 We do got to do a calendar. I think that would be great. Antifa super soldier
135:57 would be great. Antifa super soldier calendar
135:59 calendar featuring the lotus mafia.
136:08 Nicholas says, "Will there be a redemption arc for libs exposed like the
136:11 redemption arc for libs exposed like the liberals in the articles?" Um, I I
136:15 liberals in the articles?" Um, I I wouldn't even necessarily say that
136:16 wouldn't even necessarily say that they're like
136:19 they're like that they are cancelled or anything like
136:22 that they are cancelled or anything like that. like that's probably not the right
136:24 that. like that's probably not the right word to use, but I think it just like
136:27 word to use, but I think it just like for me personally when I read that it
136:29 for me personally when I read that it just
136:31 just I wanted to know more information.
136:33 I wanted to know more information. Hopefully more transparency. I did not
136:36 Hopefully more transparency. I did not like the responses that they gave. It
136:38 like the responses that they gave. It didn't sit right with me. I take issue
136:41 didn't sit right with me. I take issue with, you know, some of the things that
136:42 with, you know, some of the things that were raised in the article. But I mean,
136:44 were raised in the article. But I mean, look, everybody can make their own
136:46 look, everybody can make their own decisions.
136:47 decisions. What they say matters. So if you watch
136:49 What they say matters. So if you watch their content and you like it, you know,
136:51 their content and you like it, you know, judge it judge it accordingly.
136:54 judge it judge it accordingly. I mean, it's there there's
136:57 I mean, it's there there's it's never bad to have more
136:59 it's never bad to have more transparency.
137:00 transparency. And they could have just been like, you
137:02 And they could have just been like, you know, after reading this article, this
137:04 know, after reading this article, this is what we're going to we're going to
137:05 is what we're going to we're going to make some changes and we're going to be
137:07 make some changes and we're going to be more transparent.
137:08 more transparent. They don't got to even admit they did
137:10 They don't got to even admit they did anything wrong. They could just say,
137:12 anything wrong. They could just say, we've decided to be more transparent,
137:13 we've decided to be more transparent, but they didn't. It's not what they did.
137:16 but they didn't. It's not what they did. Yeah. I would love if they if they like
137:19 Yeah. I would love if they if they like uh Brian Taylor Cohen said that he did
137:21 uh Brian Taylor Cohen said that he did talk about the genocide, which is good.
137:23 talk about the genocide, which is good. Like if they talked more about the
137:24 Like if they talked more about the genocide, I would [ __ ] love that.
137:25 genocide, I would [ __ ] love that. Like I wouldn't give a [ __ ] about
137:26 Like I wouldn't give a [ __ ] about anything else.
137:26 anything else. Did Taylor But did Renza even say that
137:29 Did Taylor But did Renza even say that they didn't like that they wouldn't
137:32 they didn't like that they wouldn't I don't see that in her argument.
137:33 I don't see that in her argument. I don't think so. No, I'm just saying I
137:35 I don't think so. No, I'm just saying I personally would like like if they did
137:37 personally would like like if they did that, I wouldn't even care about this.
137:40 that, I wouldn't even care about this. Um
137:42 Um yeah, what's what's mentioned here? This
137:44 yeah, what's what's mentioned here? This is there is a single mention in here.
137:46 is there is a single mention in here. For years, Democrats have struggled to
137:48 For years, Democrats have struggled to work with influencers. In 2024,
137:50 work with influencers. In 2024, President Joe Biden's White House
137:51 President Joe Biden's White House snubbed several prominent content
137:53 snubbed several prominent content creators after they lightly criticized
137:55 creators after they lightly criticized the administration over its policies on
137:57 the administration over its policies on climate change, COVID, Gaza, and the Tik
138:00 climate change, COVID, Gaza, and the Tik Tok ban.
138:01 Tok ban. That and that was truth. That's truth.
138:03 That and that was truth. That's truth. There's nothing to do. But that's they
138:05 There's nothing to do. But that's they didn't she's not claiming anything about
138:06 didn't she's not claiming anything about them.
138:08 them. Yeah. Maybe they kind of took that as
138:13 Yeah. Maybe they kind of took that as I don't know some sort of passive
138:16 I don't know some sort of passive aggressive slight because they didn't
138:19 aggressive slight because they didn't criticize uh Biden on Israel. I'm not
138:22 criticize uh Biden on Israel. I'm not really sure. It's hard to say. Like I I
138:24 really sure. It's hard to say. Like I I don't want to psychoanalyze them. I
138:25 don't want to psychoanalyze them. I don't really know. They were very
138:26 don't really know. They were very clearly defensive about it. I don't
138:27 clearly defensive about it. I don't think they needed to be defensive. Like
138:29 think they needed to be defensive. Like it it wasn't like these are demons. Like
138:31 it it wasn't like these are demons. Like these are bad people. It's just a matter
138:32 these are bad people. It's just a matter of like hey man, how much how much
138:33 of like hey man, how much how much independence do you have? This
138:35 independence do you have? This organization that's funding you like you
138:37 organization that's funding you like you know what does your contract say? I
138:39 know what does your contract say? I don't know. That's just me. Um, but
138:42 don't know. That's just me. Um, but whatever. It's
138:45 whatever. It's not a decision that I would make, but
138:48 not a decision that I would make, but you know.
138:54 Otaku says, "French toast supreme." Okay, so it's a different conversation
138:56 Okay, so it's a different conversation than pancakes and waffles, but I would
138:59 than pancakes and waffles, but I would have to think hard about if I like
139:02 have to think hard about if I like waffles or French toast more. I think
139:04 waffles or French toast more. I think you might be correct. French toast
139:05 you might be correct. French toast really is amazing, and I haven't had
139:07 really is amazing, and I haven't had French toast in a while. That sounds
139:08 French toast in a while. That sounds amazing. Actually,
139:11 amazing. Actually, I might have to get French toast.
139:19 Chris Corkran says, "Imagine if Freriedman interviewed Fedterman. At
139:21 Freriedman interviewed Fedterman. At best, it'd be just like the Richie Taus
139:23 best, it'd be just like the Richie Taus one. At worst, Fed Federman would turn
139:25 one. At worst, Fed Federman would turn violent." I honestly would be worried
139:26 violent." I honestly would be worried about Adam Freedelland safety. Not even
139:28 about Adam Freedelland safety. Not even kidding. I think that Federman would
139:31 kidding. I think that Federman would attack him if that happened. I don't
139:33 attack him if that happened. I don't know that or he'd shrink into a [ __ ]
139:35 know that or he'd shrink into a [ __ ] corn cob or something. But I would
139:37 corn cob or something. But I would actually feel a little bit worried about
139:38 actually feel a little bit worried about Adam Freeland. He'd need security first.
139:40 Adam Freeland. He'd need security first. I don't trust Fderman at all.
139:43 I don't trust Fderman at all. [Laughter]
139:46 [Laughter] I don't know about that. Maybe. Who
139:47 I don't know about that. Maybe. Who knows?
139:49 knows? He just Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe Maybe
139:51 He just Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe Maybe I'm being a little bit too melodramatic,
139:53 I'm being a little bit too melodramatic, but I just Betterman strikes me as
139:54 but I just Betterman strikes me as somebody who is so unhinged that like
139:58 somebody who is so unhinged that like there is a point where you could get him
140:00 there is a point where you could get him to fly off the handle. I think that Adam
140:01 to fly off the handle. I think that Adam maybe would deescalate if it got to that
140:03 maybe would deescalate if it got to that point, but I just don't trust the man at
140:05 point, but I just don't trust the man at all.
140:07 all. Um, okay. Also,
140:10 Um, okay. Also, if you don't know how to answer a kid's
140:12 if you don't know how to answer a kid's question, it is perfectly acceptable to
140:14 question, it is perfectly acceptable to say, "I don't know. Let's go look it
140:15 say, "I don't know. Let's go look it up." Right. Right. Like, I I just I feel
140:19 up." Right. Right. Like, I I just I feel like it's so gross for Snoop Dog to say
140:21 like it's so gross for Snoop Dog to say that, especially since, you know, the
140:23 that, especially since, you know, the rights of queer people are under attack.
140:26 rights of queer people are under attack. In uh a year or so, we'll find out if
140:29 In uh a year or so, we'll find out if gay marriage is going to be struck down
140:30 gay marriage is going to be struck down in the Supreme Court. So, at a time, you
140:33 in the Supreme Court. So, at a time, you know, like this, for him to be
140:34 know, like this, for him to be broadcasting his homophobic views, I
140:36 broadcasting his homophobic views, I find that really disappointing.
140:37 find that really disappointing. Well, don't forget he performed at one
140:39 Well, don't forget he performed at one of uh Donald Trump's uh uh inauguration
140:42 of uh Donald Trump's uh uh inauguration events after talking [ __ ] about Donald
140:45 events after talking [ __ ] about Donald Trump uh during the first term. I mean,
140:47 Trump uh during the first term. I mean, he's a complete sellout. He's a
140:50 he's a complete sellout. He's a lap dog.
140:51 lap dog. Yeah, screw screw him. Who gives a [ __ ]
140:54 Yeah, screw screw him. Who gives a [ __ ] about Snoop Dog?
140:55 about Snoop Dog? Irrelevant call 2025. Well, how what
140:59 Irrelevant call 2025. Well, how what relevancy does Snoot Dog have in 2025?
141:01 relevancy does Snoot Dog have in 2025? I'm sorry.
141:02 I'm sorry. Yeah, he just he's he's in it for the
141:04 Yeah, he just he's he's in it for the paycheck, right? He he'll he'll perform
141:07 paycheck, right? He he'll he'll perform for whatever for Donald Trump. He'll
141:09 for whatever for Donald Trump. He'll [ __ ] talk gay people if that's what's
141:11 [ __ ] talk gay people if that's what's popular again. Um yeah, whatever.
141:17 popular again. Um yeah, whatever. I don't care. He He's done in my book. I
141:19 I don't care. He He's done in my book. I I I've gotten used to cancelelling
141:21 I I've gotten used to cancelelling people who I like, especially musicians,
141:23 people who I like, especially musicians, because they're all terrible,
141:24 because they're all terrible, apparently.
141:26 apparently. Emily says, "I haven't been able to
141:28 Emily says, "I haven't been able to contribute for too many month." Emily,
141:29 contribute for too many month." Emily, that's totally fine. That's that's okay.
141:32 that's totally fine. That's that's okay. I wish I could support you and binder
141:34 I wish I could support you and binder regularly. Thank you for your humanity
141:35 regularly. Thank you for your humanity and personally for your support for the
141:36 and personally for your support for the trans community. Emily, thank you so
141:38 trans community. Emily, thank you so much. Don't ever feel like you have to
141:40 much. Don't ever feel like you have to contribute. Just the fact that you watch
141:43 contribute. Just the fact that you watch is more than I could ever ask for and I
141:45 is more than I could ever ask for and I never ever ask people. I appreciate, you
141:46 never ever ask people. I appreciate, you know, super chats and whatnot and
141:48 know, super chats and whatnot and memberships, but if you can't do it,
141:51 memberships, but if you can't do it, don't beat yourself up. Uh, as long as
141:53 don't beat yourself up. Uh, as long as you watch, that's amazing. If you want
141:54 you watch, that's amazing. If you want to go the extra mile, like the videos,
141:56 to go the extra mile, like the videos, but never ever feel pressured to
141:58 but never ever feel pressured to contribute. But I do appreciate you
142:00 contribute. But I do appreciate you saying that. Um, and thank you so much
142:02 saying that. Um, and thank you so much for the support.
142:03 for the support. Um,
142:03 Um, spoken like someone who's funded by dark
142:05 spoken like someone who's funded by dark money.
142:07 money. I I've got them DNC donors. I don't need
142:10 I I've got them DNC donors. I don't need your money.
142:11 your money. Listen, I would I would listen, it's
142:14 Listen, I would I would listen, it's very simple. If someone's offering you a
142:15 very simple. If someone's offering you a ton of money, you just basically say, I
142:18 ton of money, you just basically say, I will accept this, but I need to disclose
142:21 will accept this, but I need to disclose it.
142:23 it. and and also figure out if there's a
142:24 and and also figure out if there's a catch, right? Because if it sounds too
142:26 catch, right? Because if it sounds too good to be true,
142:27 good to be true, obviously. Yes. That Yes. Those two
142:28 obviously. Yes. That Yes. Those two things. And if there's no catch and you
142:32 things. And if there's no catch and you disclose it, then [ __ ] take the
142:34 disclose it, then [ __ ] take the money.
142:37 money. Yeah. Yeah. I don't I I don't I don't
142:39 Yeah. Yeah. I don't I I don't I don't know. I just feel like
142:43 know. I just feel like there's a reason why these particular
142:46 there's a reason why these particular creators that were named in the article
142:47 creators that were named in the article were selected. It's because they already
142:49 were selected. It's because they already kind of aligned with the views of the
142:53 kind of aligned with the views of the 3060 or whatever. But um yeah, just a
142:56 3060 or whatever. But um yeah, just a little bit of transparency. Just uh
142:59 little bit of transparency. Just uh that's all. I think that's that goes a
143:01 that's all. I think that's that goes a long way. That's fine. Uh okay. So
143:04 long way. That's fine. Uh okay. So that's all I have. So I can read uh
143:06 that's all I have. So I can read uh yours if you would or uh Wow, that was
143:09 yours if you would or uh Wow, that was quick.
143:10 quick. I can control yours while you read.
143:11 I can control yours while you read. I don't know why that fell so quick. All
143:13 I don't know why that fell so quick. All right, let's do this.
143:16 right, let's do this. Um, live chat. Oh, whoops. I pressed the
143:19 Um, live chat. Oh, whoops. I pressed the wrong button. Fan funding over on
143:21 wrong button. Fan funding over on YouTube. All right, here we go. My first
143:22 YouTube. All right, here we go. My first one here.
143:23 one here. Ridor CVE. Are we ready? Matt, could you
143:27 Ridor CVE. Are we ready? Matt, could you please uh could you please get the song
143:29 please uh could you please get the song I made to Mike so you guys can get ready
143:30 I made to Mike so you guys can get ready it ready to use? Thank you. Left his
143:32 it ready to use? Thank you. Left his best. Yes, Mike actually sent me a
143:34 best. Yes, Mike actually sent me a message
143:35 message uh last week, but he sent it to me. I
143:38 uh last week, but he sent it to me. I didn't see it because he sent it to me
143:39 didn't see it because he sent it to me while I was on while I was at the
143:42 while I was on while I was at the Sublime and Bouncing Souls show that I
143:44 Sublime and Bouncing Souls show that I missed. left this mafia for last week.
143:47 missed. left this mafia for last week. So, I had not seen it. I had not checked
143:51 So, I had not seen it. I had not checked it. So, I just saw I'm going to get Mike
143:53 it. So, I just saw I'm going to get Mike the song and he's going to work his
143:56 the song and he's going to work his magic and we will have a brand new uh
143:59 magic and we will have a brand new uh intro option thanks to Ridore CVE.
144:04 intro option thanks to Ridore CVE. Yeah. And also, um you can email it to
144:06 Yeah. And also, um you can email it to me too directly.
144:08 me too directly. Oh, yeah. Just email it to Mike. It make
144:09 Oh, yeah. Just email it to Mike. It make my life easier, too.
144:12 my life easier, too. Yeah.
144:12 Yeah. mike@humansupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreport.com
144:15 mike@humansupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreupreport.com and yeah, I'll try to mix it in. I don't
144:17 and yeah, I'll try to mix it in. I don't know if I could do it this week. Um, but
144:19 know if I could do it this week. Um, but I'll try and yeah, I think that if we
144:21 I'll try and yeah, I think that if we have a couple of intros, like I I think
144:23 have a couple of intros, like I I think it'd be cool to bring back the old intro
144:25 it'd be cool to bring back the old intro as well, just the song, and just like
144:27 as well, just the song, and just like rotate between all
144:29 rotate between all I would just like to use an intro that
144:30 I would just like to use an intro that doesn't get me uh uh copyright stricken
144:32 doesn't get me uh uh copyright stricken every week. That would be great.
144:35 every week. That would be great. But yeah. Yeah, I'll try to I'll try to
144:37 But yeah. Yeah, I'll try to I'll try to do that if I have some time this
144:39 do that if I have some time this weekend. Uh it probably would happen
144:40 weekend. Uh it probably would happen during the week. Um, but yeah, just
144:43 during the week. Um, but yeah, just email it to me if you can as well.
144:47 email it to me if you can as well. All right, let's go to the next super
144:49 All right, let's go to the next super chat here. Uh, binder or bust?
144:54 chat here. Uh, binder or bust? $20.
144:55 $20. A bender bro here.
144:56 A bender bro here. Thank you so much. $20. Well, you know,
144:58 Thank you so much. $20. Well, you know, I think I would like to think that you
145:01 I think I would like to think that you binder and bust, but I'll
145:03 binder and bust, but I'll damn.
145:06 damn. Who Who killed JFK? I don't know. That's
145:09 Who Who killed JFK? I don't know. That's one of the questions. uh uh that we'll
145:12 one of the questions. uh uh that we'll always have, right?
145:13 always have, right? H
145:15 H I actually I'm actually I'm actually not
145:19 I actually I'm actually I'm actually not uh that interested in the uh the JFK
145:22 uh that interested in the uh the JFK conspiracies. I don't I'm not a expert
145:24 conspiracies. I don't I'm not a expert area.
145:25 area. I know I know Matt Le uh is is very well
145:28 I know I know Matt Le uh is is very well verssed in that one. So you should
145:31 verssed in that one. So you should uh look into what Matt Le has out there.
145:34 uh look into what Matt Le has out there. I just um
145:35 I just um you know, I look at it this way. JFK was
145:38 you know, I look at it this way. JFK was uh already dead when I was born. So
145:41 uh already dead when I was born. So yeah, that's that's exactly my thoughts.
145:44 yeah, that's that's exactly my thoughts. Like you could tell me that a [ __ ]
145:45 Like you could tell me that a [ __ ] alien came down and sniped him. I
145:47 alien came down and sniped him. I wouldn't give a [ __ ] Doesn't bother me
145:48 wouldn't give a [ __ ] Doesn't bother me uh or it doesn't affect me either way.
145:50 uh or it doesn't affect me either way. I will say I'm reading a book from
145:51 I will say I'm reading a book from Stephen King called 112263.
145:54 Stephen King called 112263. It's like a date um about somebody who
145:57 It's like a date um about somebody who goes back in time to try to stop the JFK
145:59 goes back in time to try to stop the JFK assassination. So maybe my thoughts will
146:02 assassination. So maybe my thoughts will change when I get through that book. I
146:04 change when I get through that book. I just started reading it. So um maybe
146:06 just started reading it. So um maybe I'll start to care about the conspiracy
146:08 I'll start to care about the conspiracy and I'll join in. But as for right now,
146:10 and I'll join in. But as for right now, I I couldn't care less.
146:18 All right, let's go to Tenacious Ras with a super sticker. It's
146:20 Tenacious Ras with a super sticker. It's a I've never seen this one. It looks
146:22 a I've never seen this one. It looks like a hippo with like Sonic the
146:24 like a hippo with like Sonic the Hedgehog, like the the really fast legs
146:26 Hedgehog, like the the really fast legs going. I've never seen that one.
146:28 going. I've never seen that one. Interesting.
146:30 Interesting. Uh Vicky Cle with a super 10 uh 10
146:34 Uh Vicky Cle with a super 10 uh 10 British pound super chat. Uh, dear Matt,
146:38 British pound super chat. Uh, dear Matt, we are all wanting to see your mohawk
146:40 we are all wanting to see your mohawk hair in its fullest pointiest glory. Can
146:42 hair in its fullest pointiest glory. Can you please post a pic somewhere or do
146:45 you please post a pic somewhere or do next stream with many thanks Lance's
146:47 next stream with many thanks Lance's chat? All right, so I have not spiked my
146:50 chat? All right, so I have not spiked my hair in in years. Like, yes, I have a
146:54 hair in in years. Like, yes, I have a mohawk, but it's just cut into one. I
146:57 mohawk, but it's just cut into one. I don't
146:59 don't there probably exists pictures out there
147:02 there probably exists pictures out there and when I say out there like on
147:03 and when I say out there like on computers not on the internet like maybe
147:05 computers not on the internet like maybe on an old computer of mine or maybe on
147:08 on an old computer of mine or maybe on who knows of me with very large liberty
147:12 who knows of me with very large liberty spikes and a trihawk that I had two
147:15 spikes and a trihawk that I had two separate times. Also there's pictures
147:18 separate times. Also there's pictures it's a
147:20 it's a one mohawk
147:22 one mohawk spiked here and then two across the
147:24 spiked here and then two across the side. It's a trihawk. look it up on.
147:26 side. It's a trihawk. look it up on. Yeah.
147:26 Yeah. Okay.
147:27 Okay. And then um
147:30 And then um I did back in the day also have
147:34 I did back in the day also have the middle of my hair dyed blonde
147:39 the middle of my hair dyed blonde while the rest was my natural black
147:40 while the rest was my natural black hair.
147:41 hair. So that was, you know, a mohawk as well.
147:45 So that was, you know, a mohawk as well. Uh those pictures probably out there at
147:47 Uh those pictures probably out there at some point too.
147:49 some point too. This was all very long ago before people
147:51 This was all very long ago before people posted everything on the internet.
147:53 posted everything on the internet. I have not. Just kidding.
147:55 I have not. Just kidding. I would have to use I would have to use
147:57 I would have to use I would have to use My My hair was long then too and I was
147:59 My My hair was long then too and I was spiking it. I would have to use Elmer's
148:03 spiking it. I would have to use Elmer's glue.
148:04 glue. I was going to ask you like if it's
148:05 I was going to ask you like if it's long, how do you get it to stay up?
148:07 long, how do you get it to stay up? You have to use it's it's you
148:11 You have to use it's it's you uh Elmer's glue and hairspray and a lot
148:14 uh Elmer's glue and hairspray and a lot of time spent with a hair dryer um to do
148:18 of time spent with a hair dryer um to do that stuff.
148:20 that stuff. Yeah. Uh, I've also
148:21 Yeah. Uh, I've also You could use come like something about
148:22 You could use come like something about hair but it did not. People have
148:24 hair but it did not. People have success.
148:26 success. Yeah. People I've also heard I tried it.
148:28 Yeah. People I've also heard I tried it. It didn't work for me. I've also heard
148:30 It didn't work for me. I've also heard people have success whites to spike
148:32 people have success whites to spike their hair when it's that long. Yeah.
148:34 their hair when it's that long. Yeah. You actually used [ __ ]
148:36 You actually used [ __ ] You used [ __ ]
148:37 You used [ __ ] No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Didn't use
148:40 No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Didn't use that. No, no.
148:41 that. No, no. I was being I was joking with you about
148:43 I was being I was joking with you about that one.
148:44 that one. I'm I'm I'm a easy mark today. I'm just
148:47 I'm I'm I'm a easy mark today. I'm just going to take everything at face value.
148:48 going to take everything at face value. So, it got me. I I have used I have used
148:51 So, it got me. I I have used I have used hairspray. Lots of hairspray. Elmer's
148:53 hairspray. Lots of hairspray. Elmer's glue and egg whites.
148:55 glue and egg whites. Uh
148:56 Uh that's crazy. That's a whole process
148:58 that's crazy. That's a whole process though. Yeah, you have to show the
148:59 though. Yeah, you have to show the pictures now.
149:00 pictures now. I I don't have them on me there. If
149:02 I I don't have them on me there. If they're on a computer, they're not on
149:03 they're on a computer, they're not on any of my current computers.
149:05 any of my current computers. I got to see. That's cool. That's
149:06 I got to see. That's cool. That's actually really cool
149:07 actually really cool because that takes work.
149:08 because that takes work. Um yeah, I don't have that time or
149:11 Um yeah, I don't have that time or energy
149:13 energy to spend on hair to spend on hair
149:15 to spend on hair to spend on hair anymore.
149:17 anymore. Um,
149:19 Um, yeah, I don't blame you.
149:20 yeah, I don't blame you. But I mean, if you really I mean, you
149:22 But I mean, if you really I mean, you could sort of see how it would be. I
149:25 could sort of see how it would be. I mean,
149:32 yeah, you know, like Matt with a spiky mohawk
149:34 you know, like Matt with a spiky mohawk shaved. There you go. It'd be pretty
149:35 shaved. There you go. It'd be pretty long. It'd be pretty big. Um, I mean,
149:38 long. It'd be pretty big. Um, I mean, maybe maybe I can uh spike this one and
149:42 maybe maybe I can uh spike this one and for you guys. You could all say
149:44 for you guys. You could all say like a Halloween episode, right? Like
149:46 like a Halloween episode, right? Like we're doing it. Halloween is on a Friday
149:48 we're doing it. Halloween is on a Friday this year. Uh we could do a preh
149:50 this year. Uh we could do a preh Halloween episode on the Thursday before
149:53 Halloween episode on the Thursday before and maybe you could spike it.
149:56 and maybe you could spike it. Punk rocker.
149:56 Punk rocker. Extremely long. I don't think I've ever
149:58 Extremely long. I don't think I've ever spiked hair this long before.
149:59 spiked hair this long before. Damn. Yeah, that is really long. I feel
150:01 Damn. Yeah, that is really long. I feel like so hard to get it to stay.
150:03 like so hard to get it to stay. When I had Liberty spikes, they were
150:04 When I had Liberty spikes, they were close to this, but not this long.
150:06 close to this, but not this long. This is like Statue of Liberty like
150:08 This is like Statue of Liberty like around.
150:10 around. So my I had hair like this. Um,
150:15 So my I had hair like this. Um, this is a whole world that I'm
150:17 this is a whole world that I'm completely ignorant to.
150:30 This is this this band probably is the people have if they're familiar with
150:32 people have if they're familiar with this band, they might have personal
150:34 this band, they might have personal feelings about them, but this is the
150:35 feelings about them, but this is the closest I could think of really quickly
150:37 closest I could think of really quickly to show. Um,
150:47 so Oh, is that the Liberty Spikes? Is that
150:48 Oh, is that the Liberty Spikes? Is that what you would
150:49 what you would The the guy with the red hair. My hair
150:52 The the guy with the red hair. My hair was like that.
150:54 was like that. I feel like he'd be poking that guy in
150:56 I feel like he'd be poking that guy in the eye like he just turned his head a
150:58 the eye like he just turned his head a little bit. Yeah. And I mean, if you
150:59 little bit. Yeah. And I mean, if you want to see how my hair would look
151:00 want to see how my hair would look spiked as Mohawk, it's it's probably as
151:02 spiked as Mohawk, it's it's probably as long as the guy in the the left as well.
151:05 long as the guy in the the left as well. That's the casualties, by the way.
151:08 That's the casualties, by the way. What are you laughing at?
151:15 The guy with the pink hair looks like an anime character.
151:20 I'm sorry. I'm delirious. He looks like an anime character or like a super
151:22 an anime character or like a super scene,
151:28 bro. You be poking everybody in the [ __ ] eyes with that. Oh my god.
151:30 [ __ ] eyes with that. Oh my god. That's too That's too much. If it's like
151:32 That's too That's too much. If it's like this, that's manageable. But like that,
151:34 this, that's manageable. But like that, brother, you got to rein that [ __ ] in.
151:36 brother, you got to rein that [ __ ] in. That's [ __ ] insane and unhinged.
151:38 That's [ __ ] insane and unhinged. Like, you can't you can't have the
151:39 Like, you can't you can't have the hairstyle. That's got to be illegal. We
151:41 hairstyle. That's got to be illegal. We got to have We got to have some type of
151:43 got to have We got to have some type of [ __ ] restrictions.
151:45 [ __ ] restrictions. That's crazy.
151:53 Uh, okay. Do you want me to go to Oh, no. This is the So, um, okay.
151:59 no. This is the So, um, okay. Oh, right. I got I got more distracted
152:02 Oh, right. I got I got more distracted by my by all the talk of my hair in the
152:04 by my by all the talk of my hair in the chat.
152:04 chat. I was like I lost my spot, but I still
152:06 I was like I lost my spot, but I still had the same one up.
152:07 had the same one up. Ryan Lennin fan member for 25 months.
152:10 Ryan Lennin fan member for 25 months. Super chat. Wow. Over two years. Ryan
152:11 Super chat. Wow. Over two years. Ryan Lennin fan. Thank you. David Pacman is a
152:14 Lennin fan. Thank you. David Pacman is a paid DNC shill. Well, well, well. We
152:16 paid DNC shill. Well, well, well. We have been vindicated. He is not a DNC
152:19 have been vindicated. He is not a DNC shill. A paid DNC shill. Um because
152:24 shill. A paid DNC shill. Um because Taylor Lorenza's piece does not mention
152:26 Taylor Lorenza's piece does not mention the Diane. We got to I feel like they
152:29 the Diane. We got to I feel like they really used like just like regular
152:33 really used like just like regular people talking about this stuff to to
152:35 people talking about this stuff to to address instead of the actual
152:39 address instead of the actual issues in the article. Do you know what
152:41 issues in the article. Do you know what I mean? Like
152:42 I mean? Like they addressed Ryan Lennin fan, not
152:44 they addressed Ryan Lennin fan, not Taylor Lorenz's reporting,
152:48 Taylor Lorenz's reporting, right?
152:58 No, not Jonas Brothers. Uh, let's go to the next super chat
153:00 Uh, let's go to the next super chat here. Bay photo.
153:06 If America wasn't a duopoly, folks like Pac-Man, BTC, etc. would be in a
153:09 Pac-Man, BTC, etc. would be in a different party entirely. Every time
153:11 different party entirely. Every time someone uses Brian Taylor Cohen's
153:13 someone uses Brian Taylor Cohen's acronym, I automatically look at that
153:15 acronym, I automatically look at that and I'm like, why are people talking
153:16 and I'm like, why are people talking about Bitcoin?
153:29 Um, Alexander with a super chat. Tenant
153:32 Alexander with a super chat. Tenant Media didn't editorialize Pimp Tool and
153:34 Media didn't editorialize Pimp Tool and was bad. Well, I mean, yes, but also
153:40 was bad. Well, I mean, yes, but also Tenet Media was a little bit different
153:41 Tenet Media was a little bit different in terms of being a foreign uh influence
153:44 in terms of being a foreign uh influence operation, a foreign government
153:46 operation, a foreign government influence operation.
153:47 influence operation. Yeah. Um,
153:50 Yeah. Um, also the people they didn't disclo well
153:53 also the people they didn't disclo well they did disclose they were part of
153:54 they did disclose they were part of Tenant Media with that specific stuff.
153:56 Tenant Media with that specific stuff. Well, they didn't didn't disclose like
153:58 Well, they didn't didn't disclose like Tenant Media's uh content requests.
154:11 Um, Tokyo Hans member for 25 months as well. Two over two years. Thank you so
154:13 well. Two over two years. Thank you so much. Here is your monthly chorus
154:15 much. Here is your monthly chorus contribution.
154:19 Oh boy. Hell yeah.
154:21 Hell yeah. Oh boy.
154:21 Oh boy. We're part of the club.
154:25 We're part of the club. Uh
154:27 Uh [Music]
154:29 [Music] Bay photo. Uh this talking about
154:32 Bay photo. Uh this talking about Pac-Man. He knows who Assan is. He's
154:34 Pac-Man. He knows who Assan is. He's hung out with him in the past. It's his
154:36 hung out with him in the past. It's his dry humor. Bender.
154:38 dry humor. Bender. Was he Was he being humorous or was he
154:41 Was he Was he being humorous or was he just
154:41 just Actually, that makes David Pacman does
154:43 Actually, that makes David Pacman does have kind of like more of a dry humor. I
154:45 have kind of like more of a dry humor. I remember he used to call Tulsi Gabbard
154:47 remember he used to call Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard as well. Um
154:50 Tulsi Gabbard as well. Um that's not dry humor. That's just
154:53 that's not dry humor. That's just just a bad pun.
154:54 just a bad pun. I don't know. Um yeah, that's not really
154:57 I don't know. Um yeah, that's not really a good example. But yeah, I I do
154:59 a good example. But yeah, I I do remember him having more dry humor. So
155:01 remember him having more dry humor. So that's probably
155:04 that's probably like seeing a comedian
155:07 like seeing a comedian an open mic comedian bomb on stage and
155:09 an open mic comedian bomb on stage and just being like, "Well, you don't get
155:10 just being like, "Well, you don't get his dry humor.
155:22 Dentagon with a super chat. Hey, Binder. I know you're into leftist punk bands.
155:24 I know you're into leftist punk bands. Check out Killed by Florida. Can't
155:26 Check out Killed by Florida. Can't mention song names because one title got
155:28 mention song names because one title got Hassan banned. Hashbussy.
155:32 Hassan banned. Hashbussy. Busussy. Busy. I don't remember how to
155:34 Busussy. Busy. I don't remember how to say it. Killed by Florida. That
155:37 say it. Killed by Florida. That that sounds familiar. Maybe I don't I'm
155:39 that sounds familiar. Maybe I don't I'm probably not. What? What? What got them
155:43 probably not. What? What? What got them bent? What got him banned?
155:47 bent? What got him banned? Maybe Bussy.
155:49 Maybe Bussy. I'm looking at the names of
155:53 I'm looking at the names of I think I see the one that may have got
155:54 I think I see the one that may have got him banned. I don't see Oh, I see the
155:56 him banned. I don't see Oh, I see the one that got him banned.
155:57 one that got him banned. Oh, what is it?
155:58 Oh, what is it? Okay, I'm not going to say it. Google
156:01 Okay, I'm not going to say it. Google Killed by Florida songs.
156:03 Killed by Florida songs. Okay.
156:04 Okay. And it's the At least for me, it's the
156:07 And it's the At least for me, it's the third one across
156:10 third one across on Google.
156:12 on Google. Oh.
156:14 Oh. Oh, I'm gonna have to check them out.
156:18 Oh, I'm gonna have to check them out. Okay.
156:19 Okay. It's uh the one the song with the
156:21 It's uh the one the song with the acronym DD.
156:23 acronym DD. Yeah, I see that. Okay.
156:25 Yeah, I see that. Okay. I can see why that would get him in
156:27 I can see why that would get him in trouble because
156:29 trouble because I mean it shouldn't if you're referring
156:31 I mean it shouldn't if you're referring to the song,
156:32 to the song, but
156:34 but yes,
156:35 yes, adding that song to my playlist right
156:38 adding that song to my playlist right now.
156:50 Um, Looney Tunes 9000 with a super chat.
156:55 Looney Tunes 9000 with a super chat. Uh, BTC and Pac-Man should admit they
156:57 Uh, BTC and Pac-Man should admit they are Blue MAGA.
157:00 are Blue MAGA. Uh,
157:02 Uh, I don't know enough about
157:05 I don't know enough about about what what about about their
157:07 about what what about about their content in general, honestly. So, I I
157:09 content in general, honestly. So, I I can't say that.
157:10 can't say that. Yeah, I could. I do know that Pacman has
157:12 Yeah, I could. I do know that Pacman has been horrible on covering
157:15 been horrible on covering uh Ga what's going on in Gaza and he's
157:17 uh Ga what's going on in Gaza and he's been
157:18 been I I disagree with him on a lot of
157:19 I I disagree with him on a lot of foreign policy issues. Bolivia, Gaza,
157:22 foreign policy issues. Bolivia, Gaza, just in general.
157:22 just in general. Yeah, I totally forgot he was he
157:24 Yeah, I totally forgot he was he completely
157:26 completely blew it on Bolivia. Uh that was
157:28 blew it on Bolivia. Uh that was the title was like the revolutionary
157:30 the title was like the revolutionary left is getting Bolivia wrong, I think,
157:32 left is getting Bolivia wrong, I think, or something like that. And I remember I
157:33 or something like that. And I remember I watched the video because the title
157:35 watched the video because the title triggered me and I'm like, "Oh [ __ ]
157:37 triggered me and I'm like, "Oh [ __ ] brother, you're on different planets on
157:39 brother, you're on different planets on this issue.
157:45 But it wasn't mean like a matter of opinion. At the end of the day, he was
157:47 opinion. At the end of the day, he was wrong.
157:48 wrong. Like factually wrong. Yeah.
157:49 Like factually wrong. Yeah. Yes.
157:49 Yes. Yeah.
157:51 Yeah. Uh Emily Schmid with a $10 Canadian
157:54 Uh Emily Schmid with a $10 Canadian super chat. Boys, I just want to thank
157:56 super chat. Boys, I just want to thank all of you for your love, support, and
157:59 all of you for your love, support, and kindness towards the trans community. We
158:01 kindness towards the trans community. We appreciate you so much. As a Canadian,
158:03 appreciate you so much. As a Canadian, my heart weeps for the trans folks south
158:06 my heart weeps for the trans folks south of the border. Yeah. I mean, did we did
158:08 of the border. Yeah. I mean, did we did we we didn't really even talk about the
158:10 we we didn't really even talk about the shooting. And I'm I'm sort of happy
158:11 shooting. And I'm I'm sort of happy because I don't want to talk about this
158:14 because I don't want to talk about this specific uh shooting right now with so
158:18 specific uh shooting right now with so much still
158:20 much still uh not confirmed and uh out there. I
158:23 uh not confirmed and uh out there. I mean, we don't talk about every school
158:24 mean, we don't talk about every school shooting
158:26 shooting because if we did, every single show
158:28 because if we did, every single show would be out of school shootings. That's
158:29 would be out of school shootings. That's how many school shootings they are. But
158:31 how many school shootings they are. But once we find out more information about
158:35 once we find out more information about it, obviously if
158:38 it, obviously if there's something to talk about, we're
158:40 there's something to talk about, we're like we're streaming on the day that
158:42 like we're streaming on the day that this information is out there, we will
158:44 this information is out there, we will uh discuss it. Uh I've seen all sorts of
158:47 uh discuss it. Uh I've seen all sorts of things about this shooting.
158:55 I mean, the one true thing from my uh perspective is that like all the other
158:59 perspective is that like all the other shootings, a gun was obtained by an
159:02 shootings, a gun was obtained by an unwell individual who should not have
159:04 unwell individual who should not have had access to guns. Yet, they did. And I
159:09 had access to guns. Yet, they did. And I saw
159:11 saw pieces and stills from that video that
159:14 pieces and stills from that video that was uploaded by the shooter. And the
159:16 was uploaded by the shooter. And the amount of gun power, firepower they had
159:19 amount of gun power, firepower they had was insane. The idea that
159:23 was insane. The idea that someone would be able to get that many
159:25 someone would be able to get that many guns
159:36 Insanity. I mean, that's the that's that's that's
159:39 I mean, that's the that's that's that's the the through line here.
159:43 the the through line here. Yep. um if this individual was trans.
159:47 Yep. um if this individual was trans. The idea that trans people
159:53 are not like everybody else and that every
159:55 not like everybody else and that every trans person
159:58 trans person is perfect otherwise no trans people are
160:02 is perfect otherwise no trans people are good is absurd.
160:05 good is absurd. There are bad people who do bad things
160:09 There are bad people who do bad things who are trans. There are bad people who
160:12 who are trans. There are bad people who bad who do bad things who are cis. There
160:14 bad who do bad things who are cis. There are bad people who do bad things who are
160:15 are bad people who do bad things who are white. There are bad people who do bad
160:17 white. There are bad people who do bad things who are Christian. There are bad
160:18 things who are Christian. There are bad people who do bad things who are black.
160:20 people who do bad things who are black. There are bad people who do bad things
160:22 There are bad people who do bad things who are Jewish. There are bad people who
160:23 who are Jewish. There are bad people who do bad things who are Muslim.
160:26 do bad things who are Muslim. None of that though
160:27 None of that though it's a nonsequiter completely. Like
160:29 it's a nonsequiter completely. Like none of that though
160:31 none of that though is about anyone other than that one
160:34 is about anyone other than that one individual
160:36 individual that about them their race, religion,
160:39 that about them their race, religion, gender identity.
160:41 gender identity. uh sex, uh whatever.
160:45 uh sex, uh whatever. Those characteristics
160:48 Those characteristics do not reflect anything has to do with
160:50 do not reflect anything has to do with that.
160:52 that. It's absurd.
160:55 It's absurd. It's an absurd way to cover it.
160:57 It's an absurd way to cover it. Oh, somebody's saying that um Lance
160:59 Oh, somebody's saying that um Lance covered this and the person is somebody
161:03 covered this and the person is somebody that was trans. They're uh they were
161:05 that was trans. They're uh they were like a dransition or they were
161:08 like a dransition or they were I did I did see people I did see people
161:10 I did I did see people I did see people talking about that. I have to look into
161:11 talking about that. I have to look into that myself. Uh, I haven't seen it.
161:14 that myself. Uh, I haven't seen it. Um,
161:14 Um, this person was like, it seems like they
161:16 this person was like, it seems like they were
161:18 were um
161:18 um this person I saw, right?
161:20 this person I saw, right? I saw I saw a big chunk of one of those
161:22 I saw I saw a big chunk of one of those videos that they put up and it was
161:25 videos that they put up and it was unhinged. And the curest thing to me was
161:28 unhinged. And the curest thing to me was this was an unwell person who spent way
161:31 this was an unwell person who spent way too much time in the worst circles of
161:34 too much time in the worst circles of the internet. This didn't even this
161:36 the internet. This didn't even this wasn't this wasn't
161:38 wasn't this wasn't the idea that you that someone would
161:41 the idea that you that someone would um
161:44 um put a political ideology on this person
161:47 put a political ideology on this person is sort of ludicrous to me from what
161:49 is sort of ludicrous to me from what I've seen. This person was definitely
161:50 I've seen. This person was definitely not a left
161:51 not a left all over the place. Yeah.
161:52 all over the place. Yeah. This person this person I don't even I
161:55 This person this person I don't even I wouldn't even describe this person as a
161:58 wouldn't even describe this person as a ideological right-winger in terms of
162:01 ideological right-winger in terms of like a Republican. This person was
162:03 like a Republican. This person was No, it's far right like Nazism like
162:05 No, it's far right like Nazism like like Yeah. Like like like
162:07 like Yeah. Like like like Holocaust
162:08 Holocaust like Holocaust denial that stuff. Yes.
162:11 like Holocaust denial that stuff. Yes. This was this or like the gun
162:13 This was this or like the gun and anti and anti-Trump as well. Just
162:16 and anti and anti-Trump as well. Just all over the place.
162:17 all over the place. This was this was a a nihilist. A ne I
162:21 This was this was a a nihilist. A ne I hope you say that [ __ ] word. I always
162:22 hope you say that [ __ ] word. I always forget how to say it.
162:23 forget how to say it. Yeah. Yeah. There's just and that's how
162:26 Yeah. Yeah. There's just and that's how it is for a lot of these people. It's
162:27 it is for a lot of these people. It's just like politically incoherent. I
162:30 just like politically incoherent. I mean,
162:30 mean, they looked up they looked up to they
162:32 they looked up they looked up to they looked up to numerous shu uh uh school
162:35 looked up to numerous shu uh uh school shooters. They had them their names
162:37 shooters. They had them their names written on their weapons on their guns.
162:40 written on their weapons on their guns. Um Anders Brevik, who is a far rightwing
162:44 Um Anders Brevik, who is a far rightwing uh shooter who went to that island, that
162:48 uh shooter who went to that island, that camp in Oslo and murdered, oh jeez, like
162:51 camp in Oslo and murdered, oh jeez, like 60 kids or something. One of the worst
162:53 60 kids or something. One of the worst shootings ever.
162:55 shootings ever. Um this person idolized the Coline
162:58 Um this person idolized the Coline shooters. Um, they wore, from my
163:01 shooters. Um, they wore, from my understanding, a shirt for that band, KF
163:04 understanding, a shirt for that band, KF KMFDM. That band has nothing to do with
163:08 KMFDM. That band has nothing to do with school shootings other than the fact
163:09 school shootings other than the fact that the Coline shooters were fans of
163:12 that the Coline shooters were fans of that band and wore their shirt when they
163:15 that band and wore their shirt when they committed the shooting. So now other
163:17 committed the shooting. So now other school shooters who idolize them wear
163:20 school shooters who idolize them wear that band shirt
163:22 that band shirt against that band's wishes. The band has
163:24 against that band's wishes. The band has already come out numerous times and like
163:25 already come out numerous times and like has
163:26 has denounced this sort of thing.
163:29 denounced this sort of thing. um
163:30 um you know it's
163:33 you know it's people don't know what they're talking
163:35 people don't know what they're talking about when they talk about the these
163:36 about when they talk about the these things and that's why um you have
163:39 things and that's why um you have ridiculousness like trying to blame
163:42 ridiculousness like trying to blame trans people or something. It's just the
163:44 trans people or something. It's just the stupidest thing ever.
163:53 Um Emily Schmidt again with a super chat.
163:55 Emily Schmidt again with a super chat. Go Fortnite Power Rangers. As a lifelong
163:58 Go Fortnite Power Rangers. As a lifelong gamer, I don't get the hate for
163:59 gamer, I don't get the hate for Fortnite. Let's team. I love Fortnite. I
164:02 Fortnite. Let's team. I love Fortnite. I play Fortnite's like the one game I
164:04 play Fortnite's like the one game I regularly play now. Although, I've been
164:05 regularly play now. Although, I've been really wanting to get back into Warcraft
164:08 really wanting to get back into Warcraft 3. Not World of Warcraft. I always hated
164:11 3. Not World of Warcraft. I always hated World of Warcraft. Warcraft 3. Um, I got
164:15 World of Warcraft. Warcraft 3. Um, I got to redownload it and play. Um,
164:27 let's see. Yes.
164:29 Yes. Oh, my dad says, "Uh, I have that blonde
164:31 Oh, my dad says, "Uh, I have that blonde mohawk pick. You were about 16." But
164:34 mohawk pick. You were about 16." But that one, my hair was just short all
164:36 that one, my hair was just short all around for that one. I just had the
164:37 around for that one. I just had the middle
164:38 middle dyed straight straight down
164:41 dyed straight straight down blonde. So, it was a mohawk, but it
164:43 blonde. So, it was a mohawk, but it wasn't really like anything great. And
164:45 wasn't really like anything great. And my dad might have. So I went to I I've
164:49 my dad might have. So I went to I I've shared how I went to Catholic school and
164:51 shared how I went to Catholic school and I had this hair when I was in Catholic
164:54 I had this hair when I was in Catholic school.
164:54 school. Oh, they let you have it?
164:56 Oh, they let you have it? No, they did not. I got called into the
164:58 No, they did not. I got called into the office.
164:58 office. Oh, no.
164:59 Oh, no. And was told I had to uh dye my hair or
165:04 And was told I had to uh dye my hair or and I refused and they basically said,
165:07 and I refused and they basically said, "Do something about it or you're, you
165:09 "Do something about it or you're, you know, there'll be trouble." So, I
165:11 know, there'll be trouble." So, I basically I don't even know if they
165:12 basically I don't even know if they still make this stuff, but I went and
165:15 still make this stuff, but I went and bought
165:16 bought uh gel
165:18 uh gel that would basically color your hair
165:21 that would basically color your hair while you had your gel, the gel in your
165:23 while you had your gel, the gel in your hair. And I basically bought black gel
165:26 hair. And I basically bought black gel and put it through.
165:28 and put it through. So, I would have you could still see the
165:30 So, I would have you could still see the blonde. It was so obvious. It was just
165:32 blonde. It was so obvious. It was just like
165:33 like darkened a bit, but it was enough that
165:36 darkened a bit, but it was enough that they stopped uh they stopped calling me
165:38 they stopped uh they stopped calling me into the office.
165:39 into the office. That's so stupid that they would call
165:42 That's so stupid that they would call you into the office for that. Like,
165:43 you into the office for that. Like, and then when I just watched the gel
165:44 and then when I just watched the gel out, it would just the black would that
165:46 out, it would just the black would that that black dye would just come out. It
165:47 that black dye would just come out. It wasn't like permanent. So,
165:49 wasn't like permanent. So, yeah. Yeah. So, you know, I
165:52 yeah. Yeah. So, you know, I was it was
165:54 was it was they should be able to express
165:54 they should be able to express themselves. Like, what the [ __ ] You're
165:56 themselves. Like, what the [ __ ] You're supposed to have crazy hairstyles as a
165:58 supposed to have crazy hairstyles as a teenager. Like,
165:59 teenager. Like, what's funny, too, is I went to school
166:00 what's funny, too, is I went to school during that time period where
166:03 during that time period where among girls having those blonde streaks
166:05 among girls having those blonde streaks in your hair were really popular. So,
166:07 in your hair were really popular. So, girls were allowed to have those blonde
166:09 girls were allowed to have those blonde streaks in their hair, but I couldn't
166:12 streaks in their hair, but I couldn't have my one blonde streak straight down
166:14 have my one blonde streak straight down the middle.
166:15 the middle. And I was I I would argue because I
166:17 And I was I I would argue because I would say like the the the guide the
166:20 would say like the the the guide the school guide says no unnatural hair
166:23 school guide says no unnatural hair colors, but all the girls are able to do
166:25 colors, but all the girls are able to do that and that's not a natural hair color
166:26 that and that's not a natural hair color to have random blonde streaks through
166:28 to have random blonde streaks through your hair.
166:29 your hair. They didn't have an answer for me, but
166:30 They didn't have an answer for me, but it didn't matter.
166:32 it didn't matter. Yep. Just do what we say. That's so
166:34 Yep. Just do what we say. That's so messed up.
166:35 messed up. Yeah.
166:37 Yeah. Yeah, chunky highlights. Tyra, you know,
166:40 Yeah, chunky highlights. Tyra, you know, I went to I was in I was in high school
166:41 I went to I was in I was in high school in the early 2000s. I was in high school
166:43 in the early 2000s. I was in high school from 2000 to 200.
166:44 from 2000 to 200. That was a very common hairstyle.
166:46 That was a very common hairstyle. That was the Yeah.
166:52 Jeez. Saying I would I remember when I was like, oh, I I went to high school in
166:54 was like, oh, I I went to high school in 20204. I'm so young. Everyone be like,
166:57 20204. I'm so young. Everyone be like, oh, you're so young. And now it's like,
166:59 oh, you're so young. And now it's like, oh, I went to high school in 2000 2004.
167:01 oh, I went to high school in 2000 2004. It's like, oh, you [ __ ] old man.
167:03 It's like, oh, you [ __ ] old man. What's wrong with you?
167:16 Oh, another one came in from me uh from uh or no, this is from AM. I'm sorry. Uh
167:19 uh or no, this is from AM. I'm sorry. Uh a super sticker. It is of a pair
167:22 a super sticker. It is of a pair offering a drink. It confused me because
167:25 offering a drink. It confused me because I had Kowalsski's um same thumbnail.
167:29 I had Kowalsski's um same thumbnail. Different super sticker from Kowalsski
167:31 Different super sticker from Kowalsski though for you I think.
167:41 Uh, oh yeah, I got um the coffee one from Kowalsski. Thank you, Kowalsski.
167:44 from Kowalsski. Thank you, Kowalsski. Um, oh my god, uh, this person always
167:46 Um, oh my god, uh, this person always trying to get me to say their name and I
167:48 trying to get me to say their name and I always mess it up. Uh, just a hi from
167:52 always mess it up. Uh, just a hi from Andrein de Beckagi.
167:56 Andrein de Beckagi. Bashure.
167:58 Bashure. It's Bashure, right? I think it's
167:59 It's Bashure, right? I think it's Bashure. I want to say
168:01 Bashure. I want to say I like saying a beggy.
168:13 Um Rob Atkins with a $5 super chat on the
168:16 Rob Atkins with a $5 super chat on the music front. Both of you guys won't
168:18 music front. Both of you guys won't become disappointed listening to Tom
168:19 become disappointed listening to Tom Whites. Uh Tokyo Hans with a super chat.
168:23 Whites. Uh Tokyo Hans with a super chat. Why did Hassan get clapped for playing
168:26 Why did Hassan get clapped for playing the Killed by Florida song DDD? is
168:29 the Killed by Florida song DDD? is because it's in German. Ah, very, very
168:32 because it's in German. Ah, very, very funny. I No, I'm not gonna play that
168:35 funny. I No, I'm not gonna play that game because I don't feel like getting
168:37 game because I don't feel like getting banned for something so silly as saying
168:40 banned for something so silly as saying the name of a song.
168:50 Um, Crelo with a super chat. Hey, Matt and Mike, I know you guys like to uplift
168:52 and Mike, I know you guys like to uplift smaller creators and I'd like to
168:53 smaller creators and I'd like to recommend Life with Liz Ashley. She's a
168:56 recommend Life with Liz Ashley. She's a leftist creator from Missouri.
168:59 leftist creator from Missouri. You you guys are right. We love to uh
169:02 You you guys are right. We love to uh uplift smaller creators and make them
169:05 uplift smaller creators and make them sign NDAs that require that they
169:16 No, I'm just I'm being silly. Uh let me see.
169:16 see. I'm looking her up right now. I'm going
169:18 I'm looking her up right now. I'm going to subscribe.
169:20 to subscribe. Yeah, definitely. She Yeah, she she
169:23 Yeah, definitely. She Yeah, she she talks about some uh drama stuff, some
169:25 talks about some uh drama stuff, some TYT, some Hassan, some politics. Okay, I
169:30 TYT, some Hassan, some politics. Okay, I am subscribing. Thank you for the
169:31 am subscribing. Thank you for the recommendation.
169:34 recommendation. Oh boy, she looks she looks she looks
169:36 Oh boy, she looks she looks she looks even younger than Ariana. I don't know
169:37 even younger than Ariana. I don't know if I could handle having someone on
169:40 if I could handle having someone on who's that who's young Jenz.
169:48 No, I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm just continuing my uh anti- Gen Z arc, which
169:52 continuing my uh anti- Gen Z arc, which is all a joke to begin with. I love Gen
169:54 is all a joke to begin with. I love Gen Z.
169:55 Z. Although, I was talking with my um with
169:57 Although, I was talking with my um with my wife the other day about how
170:00 my wife the other day about how how bad how Gen Z's fashion sense is
170:05 how bad how Gen Z's fashion sense is some has become the antithesis of my
170:08 some has become the antithesis of my fashion choices.
170:11 fashion choices. It it clashes with millennials so much.
170:14 It it clashes with millennials so much. I do not
170:15 I do not baggy clothes so much. I don't get it. I
170:17 baggy clothes so much. I don't get it. I don't get it. It looks
170:18 don't get it. It looks that went out of style when I was a
170:19 that went out of style when I was a teenager.
170:20 teenager. Yeah, I don't get it. I'm all about like
170:22 Yeah, I don't get it. I'm all about like [ __ ] skin tight jeans. Skin tight
170:26 [ __ ] skin tight jeans. Skin tight jean shorts. Skint tight clothes,
170:29 jean shorts. Skint tight clothes, period. I Yeah.
170:31 period. I Yeah. Yeah. All my clothes are super like
170:32 Yeah. All my clothes are super like fitting tight. All my pants are tight.
170:35 fitting tight. All my pants are tight. Um I also I also will never ever get rid
170:39 Um I also I also will never ever get rid of my ankle socks. That's something that
170:40 of my ankle socks. That's something that they kind of clown on millennials for.
170:42 they kind of clown on millennials for. Um, when I think of like the the longer
170:46 Um, when I think of like the the longer socks, it reminds me of like what old
170:48 socks, it reminds me of like what old men wear. Like I don't know, like some
170:50 men wear. Like I don't know, like some of the styles for Gen Z I don't get. But
170:52 of the styles for Gen Z I don't get. But no disrespect, you can you can represent
170:54 no disrespect, you can you can represent your generation however you want, but
170:57 your generation however you want, but like we have some very different
170:58 like we have some very different preferences in terms of clothing and
171:00 preferences in terms of clothing and style.
171:01 style. Right. The the the the flare jeans
171:04 Right. The the the the flare jeans coming back with them. Like
171:06 coming back with them. Like the the the mullet like the actual
171:08 the the the mullet like the actual mullet.
171:09 mullet. The mullet's fine. I'm fine with the
171:10 The mullet's fine. I'm fine with the mullet. I mean, I can't go.
171:11 mullet. I mean, I can't go. No, but like there's there's a diff No,
171:13 No, but like there's there's a diff No, no, no, though. There's a difference
171:15 no, no, though. There's a difference between like the mullet like just like
171:18 between like the mullet like just like the subtle mullet and then like the
171:20 the subtle mullet and then like the actual like mullet mullet where it's
171:22 actual like mullet mullet where it's short on top and like long.
171:24 short on top and like long. No, I think that's fine. I don't have a
171:25 No, I think that's fine. I don't have a problem with the mullet.
171:26 problem with the mullet. That's not acceptable, Matt. It It looks
171:28 That's not acceptable, Matt. It It looks weird.
171:29 weird. Especially if you have just the
171:31 Especially if you have just the mustache. Like you just look like a
171:33 mustache. Like you just look like a [ __ ]
171:33 [ __ ] Oh, no. I love that look. That part of
171:35 Oh, no. I love that look. That part of it
171:36 it with the mustache. The mullet with the
171:37 with the mustache. The mullet with the mustache. the old school like fireman's
171:39 mustache. the old school like fireman's mustache and I'm fine with that. I like
171:41 mustache and I'm fine with that. I like that. That's cool.
171:43 that. That's cool. But the baggy the baggy jeans, the flare
171:46 But the baggy the baggy jeans, the flare at the bottom,
171:48 at the bottom, the the them wearing oversized shirts.
171:51 the the them wearing oversized shirts. I that I just I think that looks that's
171:53 I that I just I think that looks that's not that's not me. That's I don't get
171:55 not that's not me. That's I don't get it.
171:56 it. Yeah. I don't I don't like the um I used
172:00 Yeah. I don't I don't like the um I used to be all into like um baggy clo like
172:02 to be all into like um baggy clo like baggy jeans and [ __ ] like like we talk
172:04 baggy jeans and [ __ ] like like we talk about JO all the time like Jenko jeans
172:06 about JO all the time like Jenko jeans when we were like in you know in grade
172:09 when we were like in you know in grade school but no it's it's crazy that it's
172:11 school but no it's it's crazy that it's coming back and it got so popular really
172:13 coming back and it got so popular really quick but I will I will not I'm just
172:15 quick but I will I will not I'm just sticking with like straight fitting
172:17 sticking with like straight fitting clothes uh cuz I'm a millennial and I
172:20 clothes uh cuz I'm a millennial and I can't like what you grow up with is just
172:22 can't like what you grow up with is just like what you stick with like when you I
172:24 like what you stick with like when you I think when you reach your mid20s
172:26 think when you reach your mid20s Whatever your style is in your mid20s is
172:28 Whatever your style is in your mid20s is going to be the style for the rest of
172:29 going to be the style for the rest of your life. Um,
172:31 your life. Um, and I I should I should mention someone
172:32 and I I should I should mention someone said I I don't know. Nest Void says, "I
172:35 said I I don't know. Nest Void says, "I don't know. I like baggy clothes."
172:36 don't know. I like baggy clothes." Listen, I'm not talking about baggy
172:37 Listen, I'm not talking about baggy clothes in general. Like obviously when
172:40 clothes in general. Like obviously when you're home, you put on like a pair of
172:43 you're home, you put on like a pair of like baggy like sweatpants or like
172:45 like baggy like sweatpants or like pajama pants or whatever, but they wear
172:48 pajama pants or whatever, but they wear like baggy fashionable
172:52 like baggy fashionable clothes. Like fashion.
172:53 clothes. Like fashion. It's like baggy cargo pants. Like, but
172:55 It's like baggy cargo pants. Like, but I'm not talking about like widelegg.
172:57 I'm not talking about like widelegg. I'm not talking about like new metal
172:59 I'm not talking about like new metal baggy clothes. Like, that's a specific
173:01 baggy clothes. Like, that's a specific style. They wear like fashion like like
173:04 style. They wear like fashion like like like high fashion baggy clothes. They
173:07 like high fashion baggy clothes. They just look weird.
173:08 just look weird. I hate to say it cuz I like them. But
173:11 I hate to say it cuz I like them. But like the way Hassan dresses,
173:15 like the way Hassan dresses, he does dress like a zoomer, doesn't he?
173:17 he does dress like a zoomer, doesn't he? He does. I don't get it. Yeah.
173:19 He does. I don't get it. Yeah. I don't I I think I think I think
173:22 I don't I I think I think I think I think he Hassan is a good-look guy.
173:25 I think he Hassan is a good-look guy. I think his fashion sense is horrible.
173:33 I think he disrespect service dressing that way. If he Yeah, no disrespect to
173:35 that way. If he Yeah, no disrespect to Hassan. I totally agree with you.
173:36 Hassan. I totally agree with you. If he wore fitted clothes,
173:39 If he wore fitted clothes, he he would he would he
173:42 he he would he would he maybe I would reconsider my No, I'm
173:43 maybe I would reconsider my No, I'm joking about that.
173:50 But he would look much better, honestly. Yeah. And he's he's our age, too, so
173:53 Yeah. And he's he's our age, too, so he's jumping generations.
173:55 he's jumping generations. That's not okay.
173:57 That's not okay. Right. Someone says, "I'm going to cook
173:59 Right. Someone says, "I'm going to cook that." You know what? If
174:01 that." You know what? If if I maybe maybe his time will invite me
174:03 if I maybe maybe his time will invite me on his uh Twitch stream and we can talk
174:05 on his uh Twitch stream and we can talk fashion.
174:07 fashion. Yeah. See, like uh Lunar in the chat
174:09 Yeah. See, like uh Lunar in the chat says, "Ankle socks are cancelable. I
174:12 says, "Ankle socks are cancelable. I will die before I get rid of my ankle
174:15 will die before I get rid of my ankle socks. Um, I know that's a strictly
174:17 socks. Um, I know that's a strictly millennial thing, but like
174:19 millennial thing, but like Oh, yeah. I I wear socks that you can't
174:21 Oh, yeah. I I wear socks that you can't see. Tell them I'm wearing socks.
174:23 see. Tell them I'm wearing socks. Thousand%. Yeah. Thousand%.
174:26 Thousand%. Yeah. Thousand%. That's why Zoomers wear long socks.
174:29 That's why Zoomers wear long socks. Yeah. Yeah.
174:31 Yeah. Yeah. Is it like the skater punk socks? Like
174:33 Is it like the skater punk socks? Like the long like skater punk socks? That's
174:35 the long like skater punk socks? That's fine.
174:37 fine. Uh, I don't know. I just know that they
174:39 Uh, I don't know. I just know that they definitely do not [ __ ] with our ankle
174:41 definitely do not [ __ ] with our ankle socks and they [ __ ] hate them. Uh,
174:43 socks and they [ __ ] hate them. Uh, they feel very strongly about our ankle
174:45 they feel very strongly about our ankle socks. I'm not giving them up over my
174:46 socks. I'm not giving them up over my cold dead body. I'm keeping the ankle
174:48 cold dead body. I'm keeping the ankle socks. Sorry, kids.
174:50 socks. Sorry, kids. Wait, they don't like ankle socks? I
174:52 Wait, they don't like ankle socks? I don't I didn't know that.
174:53 don't I didn't know that. They hate ankle socks. If you go to any
174:55 They hate ankle socks. If you go to any like subreddit talking about fashion,
174:58 like subreddit talking about fashion, um, the zoomers in the fashion subreddit
175:00 um, the zoomers in the fashion subreddit do not [ __ ] with it. Tik Tockers will
175:01 do not [ __ ] with it. Tik Tockers will [ __ ] on it. Yeah.
175:02 [ __ ] on it. Yeah. Why do they hate ankle socks?
175:05 Why do they hate ankle socks? They just I think they just think it's a
175:07 They just I think they just think it's a very like outdated millennial fashion
175:08 very like outdated millennial fashion thing.
175:09 thing. How is it out? It's just literally why
175:11 How is it out? It's just literally why why do you want people to see your nasty
175:14 why do you want people to see your nasty ass white socks?
175:16 ass white socks? Yeah, they get all dirty and [ __ ] Um I
175:18 Yeah, they get all dirty and [ __ ] Um I just
175:19 just I mean I wear black socks, but uh
175:23 I mean I wear black socks, but uh they're ankle socks.
175:24 they're ankle socks. All I have are ankle socks. Like it's
175:27 All I have are ankle socks. Like it's it's disrespectful. How dare you come at
175:29 it's disrespectful. How dare you come at my ankle?
175:29 my ankle? I mean I wear I I have I have long socks
175:32 I mean I wear I I have I have long socks for when I play soccer that go over my
175:33 for when I play soccer that go over my shin guards. That's the only time you'll
175:35 shin guards. That's the only time you'll see me wearing long socks.
175:36 see me wearing long socks. Mhm.
175:38 Mhm. When I was when I was younger, like uh
175:40 When I was when I was younger, like uh in middle school, I used to have really
175:42 in middle school, I used to have really long socks and go up to like my um my
175:45 long socks and go up to like my um my shorts that I would wear and it looked
175:47 shorts that I would wear and it looked like really goofy. I didn't pull it off,
175:50 like really goofy. I didn't pull it off, but um some of the kids did.
175:52 but um some of the kids did. See, I don't know. I I am completely
175:54 See, I don't know. I I am completely oblivious when it comes to Gen Z because
175:56 oblivious when it comes to Gen Z because my kids are the generation after. I know
175:57 my kids are the generation after. I know a lot about Gen Alpha. I could I could
175:59 a lot about Gen Alpha. I could I could tell you guys a lot about Gen Alpha
176:01 tell you guys a lot about Gen Alpha and I'll probably be hip to what they're
176:03 and I'll probably be hip to what they're up to when they get older and they're
176:05 up to when they get older and they're the uh the uh the targeted demographic
176:08 the uh the uh the targeted demographic for everybody,
176:09 for everybody, but zoomers have completely I don't
176:11 but zoomers have completely I don't think there's anyone in my family who's
176:13 think there's anyone in my family who's a Zoomer.
176:15 a Zoomer. I actually have a lot of Zoomers.
176:17 I actually have a lot of Zoomers. Like my family skipped the Zoomer
176:18 Like my family skipped the Zoomer generation.
176:20 generation. Like we don't like I'm trying to think.
176:21 Like we don't like I'm trying to think. I'm trying to think.
176:23 I'm trying to think. Like my cousins are all
176:31 even maybe young very young millennials like like mid 90s and then there's like
176:34 like like mid 90s and then there's like the the young kids who were born like in
176:37 the the young kids who were born like in like uh like
176:39 like uh like post2010.
176:42 post2010. We have to have this conversation with
176:43 We have to have this conversation with Ariana. She could run down all the
176:45 Ariana. She could run down all the trends that the zoomers are doing.
176:47 trends that the zoomers are doing. Ariana is technically not a zoomer.
176:48 Ariana is technically not a zoomer. That's the thing.
176:51 That's the thing. That's mean.
176:52 That's mean. She's not. She's
176:54 She's not. She's She's 96, right? 96, right? I think
176:56 She's 96, right? 96, right? I think uh I don't remember.
176:58 uh I don't remember. I think I think she qualifies as as a
177:00 I think I think she qualifies as as a zoomer.
177:03 zoomer. My youngest brother was born in 96 and
177:05 My youngest brother was born in 96 and he considers himself to be a millennial.
177:07 he considers himself to be a millennial. He doesn't I don't think he
177:09 He doesn't I don't think he he identifies as a zoomer.
177:12 he identifies as a zoomer. I mean I would I would want to be a
177:14 I mean I would I would want to be a millennial if I were born in 96 because
177:16 millennial if I were born in 96 because millennials are amazing.
177:18 millennials are amazing. But
177:19 But I can't get over the ankle socks then. I
177:22 I can't get over the ankle socks then. I that the problem is I'm not on TikTok.
177:23 that the problem is I'm not on TikTok. That's why I'm so out out of touch with
177:25 That's why I'm so out out of touch with the zoomers.
177:27 the zoomers. Another thing, Matt,
177:28 Another thing, Matt, my wife who does use Tik Tok though is
177:30 my wife who does use Tik Tok though is telling me and maybe I'm completely
177:32 telling me and maybe I'm completely oblivious here. Appar apparently zoomers
177:35 oblivious here. Appar apparently zoomers do not wear boxers either. They wear
177:38 do not wear boxers either. They wear like boxer briefs or tidy whiies. They
177:41 like boxer briefs or tidy whiies. They don't wear
177:42 don't wear I wear box.
177:43 I wear box. Yeah, I have boxers. But I wear Now this
177:45 Yeah, I have boxers. But I wear Now this is the thing. I don't have a problem
177:46 is the thing. I don't have a problem with any of those three. I think all
177:47 with any of those three. I think all three of those as a millennial are
177:48 three of those as a millennial are acceptable to wear. unlike my opinion on
177:51 acceptable to wear. unlike my opinion on baggy clothes and and long socks.
177:55 baggy clothes and and long socks. Um
178:00 uh also Mike, I did dress like a cholo and I
178:02 Mike, I did dress like a cholo and I leaned like a cholo. That song was was a
178:04 leaned like a cholo. That song was was a bop. Sorry.
178:05 bop. Sorry. Did you do Oh, did you dress like a
178:07 Did you do Oh, did you dress like a Okay, I can see it now. Also, I should
178:09 Okay, I can see it now. Also, I should clarify too that not all long socks are
178:11 clarify too that not all long socks are bad. Like obviously if girls have like
178:14 bad. Like obviously if girls have like long socks that like go with like their
178:16 long socks that like go with like their outfit or whatever, that's fine. I can't
178:19 outfit or whatever, that's fine. I can't think of a a good outfit for guys to
178:21 think of a a good outfit for guys to have that wear long socks unless they're
178:22 have that wear long socks unless they're playing soccer or baseball or something.
178:25 playing soccer or baseball or something. Yeah, it just it's giving old man. Matt,
178:28 Yeah, it just it's giving old man. Matt, have you heard of millennial gray?
178:30 have you heard of millennial gray? No. What is that? Um, millennial gray is
178:35 No. What is that? Um, millennial gray is this idea that like millennials only
178:37 this idea that like millennials only have one color palette throughout their
178:40 have one color palette throughout their whole home and their wardrobe. It's just
178:42 whole home and their wardrobe. It's just gray, white, and black. And if you look
178:44 gray, white, and black. And if you look through their homes, all of their like
178:46 through their homes, all of their like furniture is like gray and dark. There's
178:48 furniture is like gray and dark. There's no like wood tones or bright colors. Uh,
178:52 no like wood tones or bright colors. Uh, and I realize that's actually kind of my
178:54 and I realize that's actually kind of my style. Millennial gray. And
178:55 style. Millennial gray. And Millennial Gray is just shopping at IKEA
178:58 Millennial Gray is just shopping at IKEA like every millennial does. That's true.
179:00 like every millennial does. That's true. Actually,
179:01 Actually, that's the I if that hasn't been pointed
179:03 that's the I if that hasn't been pointed out before, maybe I need to start a Tik
179:05 out before, maybe I need to start a Tik Tok just so I could go viral with that.
179:08 Tok just so I could go viral with that. Yeah. Oh, it's Millennial Green now.
179:10 Yeah. Oh, it's Millennial Green now. That's what Terra says in the chat. I
179:11 That's what Terra says in the chat. I did not hear about Millennial Green.
179:14 did not hear about Millennial Green. I mean, I wear all black all the time
179:16 I mean, I wear all black all the time because that's just my style.
179:17 because that's just my style. I I love black. Like everything. Like
179:20 I I love black. Like everything. Like that's that's my favorite. Like
179:21 that's that's my favorite. Like everything I get is usually in black.
179:23 everything I get is usually in black. All my clothes are I I have some I have
179:25 All my clothes are I I have some I have some white band shirts that I wear every
179:28 some white band shirts that I wear every now and then, but they still fit my
179:29 now and then, but they still fit my general style and they're very rare for
179:31 general style and they're very rare for me to break out. Um,
179:41 but yeah, I mean all my everything is uh color colored furniture unless you're
179:44 color colored furniture unless you're talking about like decorating a bedroom.
179:47 talking about like decorating a bedroom. You don't want like a bright colored
179:48 You don't want like a bright colored couch in your living room. That's just
179:50 couch in your living room. That's just maybe they want to go back to the floral
179:52 maybe they want to go back to the floral like you know the ones that your grandma
179:53 like you know the ones that your grandma would put like the the plastic covering
179:55 would put like the the plastic covering over the floral couches. My grandma My
179:58 over the floral couches. My grandma My grandma My grandma had one of those
180:00 grandma My grandma had one of those fancy She had a pink couch with like the
180:04 fancy She had a pink couch with like the wood frame with the fancy thing and she
180:06 wood frame with the fancy thing and she had the plastic over it.
180:08 had the plastic over it. Yes.
180:08 Yes. Yep.
180:09 Yep. That's what she had.
180:10 That's what she had. And it was a bright it was a bright pink
180:12 And it was a bright it was a bright pink couch and she had bright blue carpet.
180:15 couch and she had bright blue carpet. Um and she had ceiling to floor one of
180:19 Um and she had ceiling to floor one of her walls was ceiling to floor mirrors.
180:21 her walls was ceiling to floor mirrors. This is in the living room. Um,
180:25 This is in the living room. Um, if they want to bring that back, I have
180:26 if they want to bring that back, I have nothing wrong with like listen, if it
180:28 nothing wrong with like listen, if it fits the the overall style you're going
180:30 fits the the overall style you're going for. I think that's fine.
180:31 for. I think that's fine. I think I I'm all for like if you want
180:33 I think I I'm all for like if you want to bring back these old things, I think
180:35 to bring back these old things, I think that's cool. I I am getting really tired
180:37 that's cool. I I am getting really tired of like the minimalism and like the the
180:41 of like the minimalism and like the the corporate like colors like everything
180:43 corporate like colors like everything looks gray and beige and [ __ ] like that.
180:46 looks gray and beige and [ __ ] like that. So, I do appreciate people trying to add
180:48 So, I do appreciate people trying to add like some flare to it, but you know,
180:50 like some flare to it, but you know, some of it looks a little bit goofy. I
180:51 some of it looks a little bit goofy. I still think that the like the big leg
180:54 still think that the like the big leg pants it just part of it is because like
180:56 pants it just part of it is because like you know to me we kind of went overboard
180:58 you know to me we kind of went overboard with it. we were all about wideleggs and
181:00 with it. we were all about wideleggs and then Genko jeans came out and it was
181:02 then Genko jeans came out and it was like okay we we we went overboard so
181:04 like okay we we we went overboard so let's rein it in and now the fact that
181:06 let's rein it in and now the fact that like widelegg is is back it's it's crazy
181:08 like widelegg is is back it's it's crazy to me but you know it's just
181:10 to me but you know it's just generational for sure
181:12 generational for sure right yeah I will say one positive thing
181:15 right yeah I will say one positive thing is that it seems like zoomers uh
181:18 is that it seems like zoomers uh appreciate Doc Martin boots which I I I
181:22 appreciate Doc Martin boots which I I I am fine with
181:22 am fine with those those are like evergreen that [ __ ]
181:25 those those are like evergreen that [ __ ] never goes out of style
181:26 never goes out of style yeah well you know I would think I
181:28 yeah well you know I would think I thought we'd never go back to baggy
181:30 thought we'd never go back to baggy clothes because that just looks
181:32 clothes because that just looks horrible. But
181:34 horrible. But here we are.
181:35 here we are. You know, one thing that I'm okay with?
181:36 You know, one thing that I'm okay with? I'm okay with jorts going away forever.
181:39 I'm okay with jorts going away forever. Oh, I wear jorts all the time.
181:41 Oh, I wear jorts all the time. Do you really?
181:42 Do you really? But here here's the thing, though.
181:43 But here here's the thing, though. If they're cut offs, they're better than
181:45 If they're cut offs, they're better than the regular jorts. Jorts. Jorts have to
181:48 the regular jorts. Jorts. Jorts have to be tight fitting and then they look like
181:52 be tight fitting and then they look like you're oversized.
181:54 you're oversized. Like John Cena for example,
181:57 Like John Cena for example, his wrestling when the shorts he wears
181:59 his wrestling when the shorts he wears when he wrestles, he looks like an
182:00 when he wrestles, he looks like an oversized child
182:01 oversized child because they're baggy long
182:04 because they're baggy long shorts, jean shorts. But tight fitting
182:07 shorts, jean shorts. But tight fitting jean shorts that go
182:09 jean shorts that go either above or around the knee are
182:11 either above or around the knee are completely fashionable and fine.
182:14 completely fashionable and fine. Yeah. No, I agree with that. Um, I also
182:17 Yeah. No, I agree with that. Um, I also really I hate that cargo shorts kind of
182:19 really I hate that cargo shorts kind of went out of style because like I'm
182:21 went out of style because like I'm sorry, they're just so practical. You
182:23 sorry, they're just so practical. You could hold so much [ __ ] If you're going
182:24 could hold so much [ __ ] If you're going to a movie theater, you could put a
182:25 to a movie theater, you could put a whole Big Mac in there and fries in the
182:27 whole Big Mac in there and fries in the other like cargo pants were amazing and
182:30 other like cargo pants were amazing and the fact that that was [ __ ] on and kind
182:32 the fact that that was [ __ ] on and kind of went out of style hurts my soul cuz I
182:34 of went out of style hurts my soul cuz I love cargo shorts.
182:35 love cargo shorts. Cargo pants guy.
182:37 Cargo pants guy. Uh, cargo shorts. Cargo pants. I I wore
182:41 Uh, cargo shorts. Cargo pants. I I wore them when I was uh I guess uh in a
182:44 them when I was uh I guess uh in a pre-teen. Yeah.
182:46 pre-teen. Yeah. Oh, see I was wearing them into my 20s.
182:48 Oh, see I was wearing them into my 20s. Actually, I was really a huge fan of
182:50 Actually, I was really a huge fan of cargo shorts.
182:51 cargo shorts. I mean, a lot of bros still wear shorts
182:54 I mean, a lot of bros still wear shorts to this day. It's a very like uh preppy
182:57 to this day. It's a very like uh preppy summer became a very preppy summer uh
183:01 summer became a very preppy summer uh style.
183:02 style. Oh, I didn't know it was preppy. I
183:03 Oh, I didn't know it was preppy. I always thought it was trashy cuz like
183:05 always thought it was trashy cuz like they were
183:06 they were depends what color the cargo shorts are
183:08 depends what color the cargo shorts are too. I guess
183:09 too. I guess that was the perception that people gave
183:11 that was the perception that people gave me. Um like, you know, it's you're
183:14 me. Um like, you know, it's you're you're wearing these pants with giant
183:16 you're wearing these pants with giant pockets. It looks stupid and they're
183:17 pockets. It looks stupid and they're cheap usually. I don't know. But um I
183:21 cheap usually. I don't know. But um I liked them. I still do. I don't have any
183:22 liked them. I still do. I don't have any cargo shorts anymore, but I like them.
183:25 cargo shorts anymore, but I like them. Now I have Hoochie Daddy shorts.
183:33 Let's go to This is a fun conversation. I like Maybe we should start a fashion
183:35 I like Maybe we should start a fashion channel. How the [ __ ] did we get I don't
183:37 channel. How the [ __ ] did we get I don't even know how we got on that. I know
183:38 even know how we got on that. I know fashion with two millennials who don't
183:40 fashion with two millennials who don't have a fashion sense.
183:41 have a fashion sense. I have a lot of fashion sense. What are
183:43 I have a lot of fashion sense. What are you talking about? I'm very fashionable.
183:44 you talking about? I'm very fashionable. Yeah, I guess you are much more
183:46 Yeah, I guess you are much more fashionable than I am. I'm kind of just
183:47 fashionable than I am. I'm kind of just like a basic [ __ ] but that's okay.
183:51 like a basic [ __ ] but that's okay. I respect other people's fashion.
183:52 I respect other people's fashion. I got I got I got to break out I I've
183:54 I got I got I got to break out I I've never worn it on the stream because it's
183:56 never worn it on the stream because it's too hot. I got to break out my uh my
183:58 too hot. I got to break out my uh my punk vest for the stream. I've had a
184:00 punk vest for the stream. I've had a I've had a number of them over the years
184:02 I've had a number of them over the years that uh I've this is probably my my
184:05 that uh I've this is probably my my third or fourth now and I've either lost
184:08 third or fourth now and I've either lost or destroyed all the previous ones. Uh
184:10 or destroyed all the previous ones. Uh but this is easily my my best one. I got
184:12 but this is easily my my best one. I got to break it out on the stream one day.
184:14 to break it out on the stream one day. Oh, I didn't know that. I didn't see I'm
184:15 Oh, I didn't know that. I didn't see I'm not familiar with the punk world. I
184:17 not familiar with the punk world. I didn't know punk vests were a thing.
184:19 didn't know punk vests were a thing. It's a it's a cut off
184:22 It's a it's a cut off black tight fitting jean jacket with
184:25 black tight fitting jean jacket with various band patches and uh studs on
184:28 various band patches and uh studs on them.
184:29 them. That's giving butch lesbian.
184:32 That's giving butch lesbian. When you see it, it does have butch
184:34 When you see it, it does have butch lesbian vibes, I guess. Yeah.
184:35 lesbian vibes, I guess. Yeah. Okay.
184:36 Okay. Proudly saying that.
184:38 Proudly saying that. For sure. Oh, for sure. No disrespect.
184:40 For sure. Oh, for sure. No disrespect. I'm
184:40 I'm trying to think. Oh, I did wear it on a
184:42 trying to think. Oh, I did wear it on a stream once when I was uh on the
184:43 stream once when I was uh on the Majority Report
184:45 Majority Report election day live show.
184:48 election day live show. Oh,
184:48 Oh, I broke it out then. So, if you were
184:50 I broke it out then. So, if you were watching that stream,
184:53 watching that stream, that's awesome. I wouldn't have the
184:55 that's awesome. I wouldn't have the confidence to wear that, but
184:56 confidence to wear that, but you know what?
184:58 you know what? Maybe I should Maybe I should go in the
184:59 Maybe I should Maybe I should go in the other Do you have any super chats you
185:00 other Do you have any super chats you want to read? I'll go in the other room
185:01 want to read? I'll go in the other room and I'll grab it.
185:01 and I'll grab it. I don't have any more. No.
185:03 I don't have any more. No. Oh, you don't? Okay, I'll just another
185:05 Oh, you don't? Okay, I'll just another day then.
185:05 day then. You can go get your little jacket. It's
185:07 You can go get your little jacket. It's fine.
185:08 fine. All right, give me a second. I'll be
185:09 All right, give me a second. I'll be right back.
185:10 right back. Oh, I do have one. Um, okay. Okay, I'll
185:13 Oh, I do have one. Um, okay. Okay, I'll read I'll read No, I got a couple. Okay,
185:14 read I'll read No, I got a couple. Okay, I'll read those.
185:16 I'll read those. Uh, let me see here.
185:20 Uh, let me see here. AMK, I am Kowalsski. Not sure why your
185:22 AMK, I am Kowalsski. Not sure why your channel changes changes it. Oh, for
185:24 channel changes changes it. Oh, for reals? I didn't know that.
185:27 reals? I didn't know that. Um, let me see here.
185:31 Um, let me see here. Fly Chomperfly says, "Mike, did you get
185:32 Fly Chomperfly says, "Mike, did you get my post about Cat versus Bushra in
185:35 my post about Cat versus Bushra in Illinois 9th? You seem to be endorsing
185:37 Illinois 9th? You seem to be endorsing both. Please clarify." Wait, is Bushra
185:40 both. Please clarify." Wait, is Bushra running against Cat?
185:43 running against Cat? Oh no, I did not realize that. Okay, I
185:46 Oh no, I did not realize that. Okay, I will I will edit cuz I endorse Cat. I
185:49 will I will edit cuz I endorse Cat. I love Bushra, but Cat is uh that's my
185:52 love Bushra, but Cat is uh that's my number one. Oh, that's why somebody
185:53 number one. Oh, that's why somebody asked if I was why I was abandoning Cat.
185:55 asked if I was why I was abandoning Cat. Oh [ __ ] I'm going to have to clarify. I
185:58 Oh [ __ ] I'm going to have to clarify. I completely did not even think about
186:00 completely did not even think about that. Damn. Oh [ __ ] I'm so stupid. I
186:04 that. Damn. Oh [ __ ] I'm so stupid. I did not realize that was the same
186:06 did not realize that was the same [ __ ] district.
186:09 [ __ ] district. Oh my god.
186:11 Oh my god. Okay, I'll clarify in the uh
186:15 Okay, I'll clarify in the uh in the uh uh in the pin comment. Thank
186:17 in the uh uh in the pin comment. Thank you for pointing that out. I really
186:19 you for pointing that out. I really appreciate that.
186:22 appreciate that. See what I'm talking about.
186:24 See what I'm talking about. Oh, okay. It is giving butch lesbian for
186:26 Oh, okay. It is giving butch lesbian for sure. For sure. Okay. Very cool.
186:40 There you go. Nice.
186:46 All right, let's go back to the super chat.
186:52 Okay, I'm not sure where we're at. Tell me which one it is.
186:53 me which one it is. Uh, Crelo. Oh, wait. No, I already read
186:54 Uh, Crelo. Oh, wait. No, I already read that one. Uh, John Jeffrey, from one
186:57 that one. Uh, John Jeffrey, from one 39year-old to another. Happy birthday,
187:00 39year-old to another. Happy birthday, Binder. Thank you so much. I appreciate
187:02 Binder. Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
187:12 Okay. Dentagon with a super chat. The killed
187:14 Dentagon with a super chat. The killed by Florida song was called
187:18 by Florida song was called K star Rick Scott. DDD is great as well,
187:23 K star Rick Scott. DDD is great as well, but that's what got us banned. Lol. They
187:25 but that's what got us banned. Lol. They played with DRRi. Oh, okay. That would
187:29 played with DRRi. Oh, okay. That would that would definitely I see why that
187:30 that would definitely I see why that would uh
187:33 would uh that why that would get you.
187:49 Uh, Greg Hino,
187:52 Greg Hino, uh, thoughts on Sleep Token? I I don't
187:55 uh, thoughts on Sleep Token? I I don't know. Sleep Token. Who is Sleep Token?
187:58 know. Sleep Token. Who is Sleep Token? Oh, they're not my I I'm looking they're
188:00 Oh, they're not my I I'm looking they're not my uh
188:04 not my uh that that's not my genre.
188:07 that that's not my genre. I mean, maybe I'll like some of their
188:09 I mean, maybe I'll like some of their songs, but looking how they're
188:10 songs, but looking how they're described,
188:13 described, uh, I don't think they're my genre.
188:31 Crelo, I'm 41. Bring back baggy jeans and Timberland boots. I never wore
188:34 and Timberland boots. I never wore Timberland boots. That That's
188:36 Timberland boots. That That's I had the generic Timberlands, but
188:38 I had the generic Timberlands, but they're Yeah, I agree.
188:41 they're Yeah, I agree. Uh, it was just not my style. Just not
188:43 Uh, it was just not my style. Just not my uh not my thing.
188:47 my uh not my thing. Uh, Crelo, uh, Hassan dresses like an
188:49 Uh, Crelo, uh, Hassan dresses like an eight-year-old's idea of how an adult
188:51 eight-year-old's idea of how an adult dresses, and my referring to baggy jeans
188:54 dresses, and my referring to baggy jeans is referencing the early 90s hip-hop
188:56 is referencing the early 90s hip-hop scene.
188:58 scene. Okay. I mean, yeah, they're they're but
189:00 Okay. I mean, yeah, they're they're but that's not even the style of baggie
189:02 that's not even the style of baggie jeans that
189:04 jeans that uh that um Zoomers are wearing. Like,
189:08 uh that um Zoomers are wearing. Like, yeah, I don't think that they're they're
189:10 yeah, I don't think that they're they're sagging. I think that the zoomeris they
189:12 sagging. I think that the zoomeris they have it it like goes to their waist but
189:14 have it it like goes to their waist but they're just like wide. Um
189:22 so we would have as like we'd have it be widelegged but it would sag.
189:26 widelegged but it would sag. That's when I was a teenager.
189:33 Like I'm trying to find a picture of like like these jeans are
189:35 a picture of like like these jeans are like the jeans that zoomers wear and I
189:38 like the jeans that zoomers wear and I don't get it. Like this isn't even these
189:40 don't get it. Like this isn't even these aren't like, you know, like rapper or
189:42 aren't like, you know, like rapper or hip-hop style jeans either. Like this is
189:45 hip-hop style jeans either. Like this is those were at least fashionable. Like
189:47 those were at least fashionable. Like what what what
189:50 what what what is this [ __ ] Like this style of dress.
189:54 is this [ __ ] Like this style of dress. Do you see what I'm talking about? Like
189:56 Do you see what I'm talking about? Like what is that?
189:56 what is that? Yeah. I don't like it. Yeah. Yeah. So
189:58 Yeah. I don't like it. Yeah. Yeah. So it's pulled up.
189:59 it's pulled up. That's what they wear.
190:13 I don't get the kids. I don't get it. You You all do what makes you happy
190:15 You You all do what makes you happy though, kids. You wear those widelegg
190:17 though, kids. You wear those widelegg jeans. You rock whatever that makes you
190:19 jeans. You rock whatever that makes you feel comfortable. Hell yeah.
190:21 feel comfortable. Hell yeah. Um Emily Schmid with a super chat. My
190:24 Um Emily Schmid with a super chat. My youngest Jen Alpha wears long socks.
190:27 youngest Jen Alpha wears long socks. Soccer fan with Crocs. Barf. Okay. My My
190:30 Soccer fan with Crocs. Barf. Okay. My My kids like Cro My kids like Crocs. Uh I
190:33 kids like Cro My kids like Crocs. Uh I don't have a problem.
190:33 don't have a problem. That's like a new version of socks with
190:35 That's like a new version of socks with sandals. That was a basic white thing.
190:38 sandals. That was a basic white thing. Kids can wear Crocs. That's fine.
190:41 Kids can wear Crocs. That's fine. They're like, that's a totally fine
190:44 They're like, that's a totally fine thing for kids to wear.
190:50 But my kids wear Crocs with no socks at all. That's why they wear Crocs. If
190:52 all. That's why they wear Crocs. If they're putting on socks, they put on
190:53 they're putting on socks, they put on sneakers.
191:03 Uh, Andrin de Bagashagi with another super chat. Embrace purple. I love
191:05 super chat. Embrace purple. I love purple. It's a great color.
191:06 purple. It's a great color. I hate purple.
191:09 I hate purple. It's a great color. What are you talking
191:11 It's a great color. What are you talking about?
191:11 about? I don't like purple. Uh I don't like
191:14 I don't like purple. Uh I don't like pink. Red is my all-time least favorite
191:16 pink. Red is my all-time least favorite color.
191:17 color. Those are all great colors.
191:19 Those are all great colors. I hate yellow.
191:21 I hate yellow. Yellow I'm not a big fan of.
191:23 Yellow I'm not a big fan of. Yeah,
191:24 Yeah, it's okay. Yellow could look good. It
191:26 it's okay. Yellow could look good. It depends.
191:27 depends. Yeah.
191:30 Yeah. Um
191:31 Um and then the final super chat here.
191:33 and then the final super chat here. Dentagon. I could see Mike with a vest
191:36 Dentagon. I could see Mike with a vest with a busy patch.
191:39 with a busy patch. Like a picture of a busy or just like
191:42 Like a picture of a busy or just like the words busy.
191:43 the words busy. I guess the word [ __ ]
191:45 I guess the word [ __ ] And really quick over on uh Twitch,
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191:59 tomorrow is the 20-y year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Oh wow. I'm doing my
192:02 Hurricane Katrina. Oh wow. I'm doing my show tomorrow where I tell my Katrina
192:04 show tomorrow where I tell my Katrina story and probably play a few news clips
192:07 story and probably play a few news clips from 2005. Local only, no CNN or Fox
192:10 from 2005. Local only, no CNN or Fox News. Oh wow. Okay, everyone should
192:12 News. Oh wow. Okay, everyone should check that out.
192:14 check that out. I have one more super chat here and
192:16 I have one more super chat here and there's a couple more. Um I think
192:18 there's a couple more. Um I think they're for David. I don't know if you
192:19 they're for David. I don't know if you got to them. This one is from me though.
192:21 got to them. This one is from me though. Lagmon monster says, "We interrupt the
192:23 Lagmon monster says, "We interrupt the stream to praise cargo pants.
192:26 stream to praise cargo pants. Love it." Um and then Sam Rooker says,
192:29 Love it." Um and then Sam Rooker says, "Uh just a warning. Uh, thank you for
192:31 "Uh just a warning. Uh, thank you for the 20. I don't I don't know if this is
192:32 the 20. I don't I don't know if this is for David or me, but appreciate it
192:34 for David or me, but appreciate it either way. Just a warning, anyone
192:35 either way. Just a warning, anyone claiming waffles are not the best as
192:37 claiming waffles are not the best as long as they remain below French toast,
192:38 long as they remain below French toast, supports.
192:41 supports. Yeah, I mean, I think waffles is uh it
192:44 Yeah, I mean, I think waffles is uh it wins nine times out of 10. Mike Thompson
192:46 wins nine times out of 10. Mike Thompson says, "I'm thinking about taking the
192:48 says, "I'm thinking about taking the family to New York for a Zoron watch
192:50 family to New York for a Zoron watch party. Can you give me any tips on
192:52 party. Can you give me any tips on hotels?"
192:53 hotels?" Uh, this
192:54 Uh, this I I can't give you tips on hotels in New
192:56 I I can't give you tips on hotels in New York because I've lived here forever, so
192:58 York because I've lived here forever, so I've never had to look into hotels.
193:01 I've never had to look into hotels. Um, and you know, when family comes,
193:03 Um, and you know, when family comes, they usually just stay with a family
193:05 they usually just stay with a family member. Um, jeez, I could not Probably
193:10 member. Um, jeez, I could not Probably cheaper to stay in the outer burrows,
193:12 cheaper to stay in the outer burrows, that's for sure. Um,
193:15 that's for sure. Um, Queens will probably be your best bet
193:18 Queens will probably be your best bet in terms of uh location and
193:21 in terms of uh location and affordability.
193:23 affordability. Um, depending on where you stay in
193:25 Um, depending on where you stay in Brooklyn, it might cost just as much as
193:26 Brooklyn, it might cost just as much as Manhattan, honestly.
193:29 Manhattan, honestly. Um, we got, uh, another one here. This
193:31 Um, we got, uh, another one here. This is from Kowalsski, who says, uh, I've
193:35 is from Kowalsski, who says, uh, I've been suspect of Pac-Man ever since he
193:37 been suspect of Pac-Man ever since he was against BDS on Issrael. Oh, I didn't
193:39 was against BDS on Issrael. Oh, I didn't know he was against BDS. Or maybe I did.
193:41 know he was against BDS. Or maybe I did. No, that sounds familiar. I don't know.
193:42 No, that sounds familiar. I don't know. I don't remember. It's too late for me
193:43 I don't remember. It's too late for me to remember. But yeah, that is not okay.
193:45 to remember. But yeah, that is not okay. uh he defended their food exports which
193:47 uh he defended their food exports which are unsustainable and they take
193:49 are unsustainable and they take Palestinian water to grow and restrict
193:52 Palestinian water to grow and restrict the remaining water.
194:03 Um we also got two more for you. We do what? Oh, let me see.
194:06 We do what? Oh, let me see. Uh happy birthday. Oh, Jeremy Ken says,
194:09 Uh happy birthday. Oh, Jeremy Ken says, "Happy birthday and a very late congrats
194:11 "Happy birthday and a very late congrats on your third child. As a Gen Zer, I'm
194:14 on your third child. As a Gen Zer, I'm still just wearing Walmart cargo pants.
194:21 Um, there's nothing wrong. Listen, Walmart cargo pants are totally people
194:24 Walmart cargo pants are totally people just some people just wear like regular
194:27 just some people just wear like regular clothes. I'm talking about like the
194:29 clothes. I'm talking about like the Zoomer like fashion stuff like clothes
194:34 Zoomer like fashion stuff like clothes and fashion are not the same thing. I
194:36 and fashion are not the same thing. I want everyone to know that. Maybe I'm
194:38 want everyone to know that. Maybe I'm not using the proper terminology, but
194:40 not using the proper terminology, but you know what I'm saying, Mike? Right.
194:41 you know what I'm saying, Mike? Right. Like those jeans that I put up on the
194:43 Like those jeans that I put up on the screen are like a specific type of
194:46 screen are like a specific type of fashion. It's not just like you go to
194:48 fashion. It's not just like you go to Walmart and buy like a pair of pants. Do
194:50 Walmart and buy like a pair of pants. Do you know what I mean?
194:51 you know what I mean? Mhm.
194:57 Um, socialist mass with a super chat. Can you ask Majority Port to drop
194:59 Can you ask Majority Port to drop Zionist sponsor ExpressVPN?
195:02 Zionist sponsor ExpressVPN? I know they've
195:03 I know they've Oh, are they sponsored by X? Because
195:04 Oh, are they sponsored by X? Because they are Zionist for sure.
195:06 they are Zionist for sure. All right. I you know I know I know that
195:08 All right. I you know I know I know that they're looking into it. That's all I
195:09 they're looking into it. That's all I know. I have I don't have any all I I
195:12 know. I have I don't have any all I I show up on Thursday with a sound sheet
195:15 show up on Thursday with a sound sheet and that's it. I don't talk to them in
195:17 and that's it. I don't talk to them in advance. I don't So I've I do know that
195:19 advance. I don't So I've I do know that people have had issues with this them as
195:21 people have had issues with this them as a sponsor. They said that their their
195:24 a sponsor. They said that their their previous the majority report said their
195:26 previous the majority report said their previous guidelines were basically if
195:28 previous guidelines were basically if it's BD if it's official BDS then they
195:31 it's BD if it's official BDS then they don't work with them. But they said they
195:33 don't work with them. But they said they are relooking at it. I can guarantee you
195:36 are relooking at it. I can guarantee you that
195:38 that they're looking at it and they will
195:40 they're looking at it and they will decide
195:42 decide something that will probably, you know,
195:44 something that will probably, you know, I'm assuming will be in line with um,
195:48 I'm assuming will be in line with um, you know, how they cover uh, what's
195:51 you know, how they cover uh, what's going on in Israel and in Palestine. Um,
195:56 going on in Israel and in Palestine. Um, but I I have no that's not, you know, my
195:59 but I I have no that's not, you know, my area. Uh I can let them know that uh the
196:04 area. Uh I can let them know that uh the it's the owner who is a Zionist who
196:07 it's the owner who is a Zionist who funds the IDF and he also funds like
196:09 funds the IDF and he also funds like really bad like um Zionist streamers as
196:13 really bad like um Zionist streamers as well. Uh
196:16 well. Uh all right. Yeah, I will I will certainly
196:17 all right. Yeah, I will I will certainly forward them uh let them all let them
196:20 forward them uh let them all let them know this.
196:20 know this. Yeah, good looking out because I'm sure
196:22 Yeah, good looking out because I'm sure they wouldn't if they knew.
196:23 they wouldn't if they knew. I mean they've addressed they've
196:24 I mean they've addressed they've addressed it on their own stream like
196:25 addressed it on their own stream like they've been asked on their on on their
196:27 they've been asked on their on on their show and they've addressed it. Like
196:28 show and they've addressed it. Like they're not hiding it. hoping that they
196:30 they're not hiding it. hoping that they accepted the sponsorship
196:33 accepted the sponsorship and that uh they have since heard about
196:36 and that uh they have since heard about these things and they shared that their
196:38 these things and they shared that their previous policy was if it's official BDS
196:40 previous policy was if it's official BDS then they would be a definite no but
196:42 then they would be a definite no but they're now relooking at it based on
196:45 they're now relooking at it based on based on what ExpressVPN's background
196:47 based on what ExpressVPN's background is. That's all I know.
196:49 is. That's all I know. Um I'll wait for them to make a decision
196:52 Um I'll wait for them to make a decision before I decide like how I would address
196:55 before I decide like how I would address it. But they are looking at it and
196:57 it. But they are looking at it and depending on what they say then I'll let
196:58 depending on what they say then I'll let you guys know what my uh you know not
197:03 you guys know what my uh you know not gonna not go on the show while they're
197:04 gonna not go on the show while they're looking at it while they're deciding and
197:06 looking at it while they're deciding and figuring out.
197:06 figuring out. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no. They they do
197:08 Yeah. No, no, no, no, no. They they do amazing work on Gaza. Um they probably
197:11 amazing work on Gaza. Um they probably just didn't know. Honest mistake.
197:13 just didn't know. Honest mistake. If they came out if they came out and
197:15 If they came out if they came out and like defended the guy, then I would have
197:16 like defended the guy, then I would have some real problems with it. You know
197:17 some real problems with it. You know what I mean? Like we'll we'll wait and
197:19 what I mean? Like we'll we'll wait and see.
197:20 see. Um
197:22 Um Dentagon with a super chat. Matt's vest
197:24 Dentagon with a super chat. Matt's vest Matt's vest is a 1010. I love it. Thank
197:26 Matt's vest is a 1010. I love it. Thank you. I appreciate it.
197:27 you. I appreciate it. I did get one.
197:28 I did get one. It's funny because so many people just
197:30 It's funny because so many people just know me. So many people just know me
197:31 know me. So many people just know me from like
197:33 from like the streams, right? Where like you just
197:35 the streams, right? Where like you just see me from like the midsection up and
197:40 see me from like the midsection up and it's so hot in here. I'm usually wearing
197:42 it's so hot in here. I'm usually wearing a shirt, but like if you go to the like
197:45 a shirt, but like if you go to the like or see me in person or at a live show or
197:47 or see me in person or at a live show or something, you get the full Matt Bender
197:49 something, you get the full Matt Bender experience, which is
197:52 experience, which is which is different.
197:52 which is different. Love that.
197:58 Uh, so I got this one from Omega Shenron Dragon. Hey Mike, you know what I'm
198:00 Dragon. Hey Mike, you know what I'm about to ask you, sir? Uh, yes. Yes. So,
198:03 about to ask you, sir? Uh, yes. Yes. So, I am on like episode 36 of Dragon Ball
198:06 I am on like episode 36 of Dragon Ball Super. I think you're asking me about
198:07 Super. I think you're asking me about anime. Um, and it's the
198:12 anime. Um, and it's the it's the Champa versus
198:15 it's the Champa versus um
198:17 um Beerus like
198:21 Beerus like battle for the Super Dragon Balls Earth.
198:25 battle for the Super Dragon Balls Earth. Uh, that's where I'm at. I'm really
198:26 Uh, that's where I'm at. I'm really enjoying Dragon Ball Super.
198:29 enjoying Dragon Ball Super. Uh, and that is it. So, Yaspender. Uh,
198:33 Uh, and that is it. So, Yaspender. Uh, so do we want to raid Shonda Black on
198:36 so do we want to raid Shonda Black on Twitch?
198:37 Twitch? Yeah, I will. Uh,
198:40 Yeah, I will. Uh, raid whoever you say. Let's do this.
198:42 raid whoever you say. Let's do this. Sean the back the black. Uh, s e an
198:47 Sean the back the black. Uh, s e an d a black.
198:50 d a black. Cool. Let's do it. Uh, first of all,
198:52 Cool. Let's do it. Uh, first of all, thank you everybody for tuning in. I
198:54 thank you everybody for tuning in. I missed you all after not being on the
198:55 missed you all after not being on the show last week. Uh, thank you all for
198:58 show last week. Uh, thank you all for the birthday wishes and of course the
198:59 the birthday wishes and of course the super chats. Um,
199:03 super chats. Um, looking forward to doing another episode
199:04 looking forward to doing another episode of Left This Mafia. Oh, and I should
199:06 of Left This Mafia. Oh, and I should address I haven't, you know, I usually
199:08 address I haven't, you know, I usually do my my either Tuesday night or more
199:10 do my my either Tuesday night or more usually Wednesday night streams. I
199:13 usually Wednesday night streams. I haven't done them over I think I did one
199:16 haven't done them over I think I did one like two weeks or three weeks ago. I
199:18 like two weeks or three weeks ago. I haven't done it since and I have been
199:19 haven't done it since and I have been sort of sporadic about it. The summer
199:22 sort of sporadic about it. The summer the baby all coming at once. The kids
199:24 the baby all coming at once. The kids home from school doing things with them.
199:27 home from school doing things with them. The baby all happening at once really
199:30 The baby all happening at once really messed with my schedule. Their school
199:32 messed with my schedule. Their school starts next week. I will be uh getting
199:35 starts next week. I will be uh getting back to a regular schedule and hopefully
199:37 back to a regular schedule and hopefully doing even more stuff. Uh once they're
199:40 doing even more stuff. Uh once they're busy, I could get busy with other things
199:42 busy, I could get busy with other things that don't include them.
199:46 that don't include them. Um but also soccer season for them
199:48 Um but also soccer season for them starts too. So I have two teams to coach
199:49 starts too. So I have two teams to coach once again.
199:51 once again. It's a lot.
199:54 It's a lot. All right, so uh
199:55 All right, so uh thank you all. Thank you to our mods as
199:57 thank you all. Thank you to our mods as well. Have a good week everybody. You
200:00 well. Have a good week everybody. You take care.
200:00 take care. Hold on. I didn't press it yet. Hold on.
200:02 Hold on. I didn't press it yet. Hold on. Hold on. I'm still It's still rating.
200:03 Hold on. I'm still It's still rating. Did you press yours yet?
200:05 Did you press yours yet? Uh, yeah, it's ready whenever you are.
200:08 Uh, yeah, it's ready whenever you are. All right, I am pressing it right now.
200:10 All right, I am pressing it right now. All right, take care everyone. Peace,
200:13 All right, take care everyone. Peace, everybody.
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