all right everybody how's it going so
today i am in the video with dr evil
genius i've had him on some previous
streams i will link him down below once
i have links all done once the
the stream is uh uh done because i
didn't think to put the link here and
i'm the only one that can't see louis
yeah so because of my home setup is such
a piece of [ __ ] uh i can't i have to
choose whether my capture card goes to
obs or goes to any other piece of
software so actually everybody can see
me but you so i did a video i did a
board repair video recently and i
i had a fairly trolling title about the
events of yesterday and now i'd like to
have a bit more of a
a serious discussion about it i honestly
i i couldn't help myself i i [ __ ] on
cuomo de blasio virtually every single
day
so i'm not sure i'm gonna be that much
more serious yeah because
i just got off of you know if i ever for
people that know i do a show
black power magic hour we had lewis in
the chat just now
and you know we're roasted [ __ ]
like you know ev you know anybody could
get roasted
doing some dumb [ __ ] yeah it doesn't
matter you're like your favorite
affiliation
there's so much yeah like it's pretty
it's pretty fair and even
there or as fox would say fair and
balanced
they say that earlier i couldn't help
myself so let's go over what happened
yesterday now when i typically have to
have conversations with dr evil genius
often
he'll be giving me some of the more
liberal side and i'll be giving some of
the more conservative side even if he is
not as liberal as he is pushing or i am
as conservative as i'm pushing
so i'm gonna try to just say what
happened yesterday
from the standpoint of the people that
were actually doing the stampede on the
capitol
i'm gonna try i'm gonna try to get in
their head and if there's anybody in the
chat
that leans more right leaning than i am
please do let me know if this
is a somewhat accurate assessment what's
going on in my wrench
i need my wrench back oh i got my wrench
back yeah you got your wrench you got
your wrench i got my wrench
so i'm gonna i'm gonna make sure that i
get inside the mo
i'm gonna try to get inside the mind of
what's going on here so yeah it's going
to start with the 2015-2016 election so
trump as a candidate says i want to help
bring your jobs back i want to stop uh
you know getting owned by china
i want to stop getting owned by illegal
immigration and everyone says that he is
a
fascist a racist a dictator blah blah
blah then he finally gets elected
and they say that this was all some sort
of russian collusion conspiracy
in spite of the fact that the prior
candidate was caught on a hot mic saying
don't worry putin i can be a little bit
more relaxed once the election's over
then he winds up then 2020 comes around
and after three years of calling him a
fascist uh
trying to get him out of office in every
single way possible after that all of
this occurs
kovit comes up he blocks people from
china coming in uh people
like nancy pelosi and de blasio say that
he is racist they say that you should
run to chinatown you should go to
restaurants
uh do anything you want cultures like
nancy pelosi and de blasio say with
kovid you should go out to restaurants
don't listen to trump blah blah blah and
then once they see a chance to
politically hurt him
then they taking covet seriously and
change the entire way that we vote
with mail and ballots for everyone and
then when the mail and ballots finally
come in
those mail-in ballots that come in are
mostly democrat
and after several months of uh of uh
saying that you should not go outside
you should not be around people
they almost completely ignore this when
there are people in the streets
protesting ten thousand right next to
each other right in front of the
brooklyn museum
and after this happens we're supposed to
trust that a
that the the person who has a fair good
amount of racist [ __ ] that he said in
1993 about the crime bill
got seven million more votes as the not
racist candidate
i don't trust you [ __ ] you i'm running
into the capital and storming it
that's again that's not my view but that
is what i'm
taking as the i'm trying to to steal man
the view of the people that are actually
trying to storm the capitol
does this make sense to anybody here or
no
um i i think it's probably it's got to
be a little bit more
more complicated than that because for
some people
it looks it appears i'm not saying that
it's actually the case but it appears
that
and this is something that i learned
from you i learned from you
the concept of ideologies having people
versus people having ideologies
and i i look at it as
people are looking they're grasping at
anything like if you
fell out of an airplane um
would you say that even though there's
really nothing to grab
you're still going to try to grab
something because that is that
that's that desire for self-preservation
anything that you think is going to keep
you alive
so you know one of the craziest things
about
what we've seen from you know it's not
just yesterday but what we've seen from
all the rhetoric
is that the only
the the only proof that they had that
there was a
election interference or cheating in the
election is trump's claims
you know trump went to court and his
lawyers couldn't even make his arguments
because then they'd lose their license
to practice law because they knew
that they could not knowingly make false
statements
to judges it could not knowingly make
false arguments to judges
otherwise they would lose their license
or even end up in jail for contempt of
court or for perjury they knew this
so a lot of the things they were saying
in public they were not saying in the
courts
because they couldn't without
uh taking on some kind of risk
themselves yeah the difference between
what was being said behind close
in the actual courts and then what trump
would say publicly was
fairly vast yeah and made it very
difficult to believe
any any of it yeah and the thing is like
um
uh i think that in some states and the
thing is like they're accusing these
states of
you know colluding with the democrats
and these are republicans these are
republican
uh led uh electioneers these are
republican-led
uh uh secretaries of state you know
state
secretaries of state these are
republican governments
um and you know people are just
oh you're you know again like none of
the
none of the proof actually points to the
assertion but i i guess
you know you know i'll tell you like
this i i'll try to make it make sense
like this
um after obama was elected president in
2008 i noticed that
i saw a lot of people getting out of
pocket every single time somebody
disagreed with them they would call them
a hater of women they would call them
sexist they would call them racist
any disagreement you're a racist
uh because we've got a black president
and if you're not down with the black
president
then you're this and you're that and you
know there was no
um there was no uh
no uh there was no cohesiveness to the
arguments there was no context
there was nothing right so i warned
these people that we're going to end up
you know with the shoe on the other foot
because people are just tired of being
called racist and sexist and bigot
simply for just disagreeing with you
your arguments don't hold any water
and what's happened is i think that
you've seen a lot of people who were
just so sick and tired
of what they went through under eight
years of obama and it wasn't like
obama's fault
but a lot of obama's followers
put a lot of that rhetoric out there and
it was frankly pretty disgusting to me
now we've got people that i think are
just quite frankly afraid
that they're going to return to the days
of not having a voice at all
in public discourse and i think that
unfortunately if you look at the way
that trump handled
uh the situation yesterday i think that
you're going to see
a lot of people in middle america who
are going to lose their voices
in the public square and we're gonna
come right back here in 2024
we'll be right back here in 2028 because
you know if kamala harris you know is
the president
and you know you have four more years
you're going to have a lot of these
ultra neoliberal people
going right back to the obama days and
it's just it's just going to be an
ugly cycle of hyper partisanship that's
the way i see it
yeah i think that there's a lot of
resentment that that
gets you to this point rather than
people looking at all just turning on
one american news and saying i'm going
to storm the capital
yeah yeah i mean you have a commenter
here um
michael howling says none of the judges
even looked at any of the evidence they
threw it out before anything was
actually presented
the thing is before you get a chance to
present any evidence you have to
actually have
sound legal argument when you first open
your mouth
standing that's what they if you have to
have standing but when you're presenting
right
and some of the cases weren't thrown out
because the judges didn't believe or
didn't listen
uh some of them were be for a procedural
like
we don't handle that here it is not our
place to handle this here
and i think that they misled a lot of
americans with the rhetoric that they
would put out there after their uh cases
were dismissed
um a lot of times it wasn't so much that
they didn't have evidence of
of uh election fraud because they
did not have evidence of election fraud
the problem is is that they didn't have
evidence that there was legal standing
to even present an argument at all so
none of their pers
none of the positions that they had made
any sense in the court of law
the federal government does not hold any
sway
over the elections of the state
they just don't have any sway and it's
also
to me it's it's a poor argument legal or
otherwise to say
that you have a bunch of republicans
trying to steal the election
from the republicans that didn't even
make sense again we're talking about
traditional republican strongholds
who have republican governors recover
republican
uh uh secretaries of state uh republican
uh election officials you know these are
all run by your people
yeah which is the one i just don't
understand i don't understand like
like bring bring me something that's
plausible
and then we can have the discussion and
i'm more than willing to have the
discussion with you because i don't like
politics
on either side i don't like any of them
so i wasn't even
kidding for any of them what was the
name of the guy in georgia that was in
charge of the elections who was posting
to his own twitter
no no that was the secretary of state
there was another guy the one that said
enough is enough so many people are
getting
death threats the guy that actually
posted to his own twitter that
i i want perdue to win i was you know he
he he wanted trump to win he wanted
perdue to win
no i think that was lindsey graham of
south carolina
this is a guy in georgia he was like he
was short a little puffy
he was the one that came out a week and
a half ago and said this has to stop
there's some
people are getting death threats mr
trump you know please lay off the
rhetoric or whatever
i forget his name but he he is not the
secretary of state he's one of the
people that's in charge of elections in
georgia and he's a republican
yeah mo zamboni says uh
georgia had strat straight up had
blatant fraud
then tell me what the [ __ ] fraud was
like you just can't say
they had blatant fraud well what was the
fraud uh
it was just fraudulent like you you have
again and and we we talked about this
you and i have had private conversations
on the phone
we've had discussions uh with your with
uh
with your audience and we knew
that the male imbalance were going to be
counted less
gabriel sterling that was him gabriel
sterling that's the guy oh
okay i didn't know the guy's name he
he's not a hidden republican it's like
posted on his twitter i hope this
candidate wins and it's the candidate
that lost
right right and and he's like yo this is
just it's just
what and he's just saying that's what it
was right so the thing is is that again
if if you wanted to tell me that there
was blatant fraud then you have to show
me
where the fraud is it doesn't make any
sense for the republicans
to help the democrats work against their
own party it does
not make sense and from a leadership
point of view
and we knew we knew that the people who
were more likely to
to vote democrat were going to be more
likely to send them mail than ballots
we know that the mail-in ballots were
going to be counted after the in-person
ballots so what we saw
was a whole bunch of trump votes be
counted
and then what we saw was a whole bunch
of fighting votes
votes be counted and one more thing
you're having
uh congress you know congressmen and
women
elect we're talking about senate elect
we're talking about uh
representative elects on the republican
ticket because remember
the republicans won a lot of seats
in the same election as the as the
general election
all of those people talking about voter
fraud
won they won their races on
the same ballot that trump lost
and they're talking about fraud and
these are elections that they themselves
won they were on the same ticket
if the whole thing is fraudulent then
that means that your win had to be
fraudulent
it only makes sense yeah there was this
one i forget the exact article there's
one particular article one of the people
says you know we should decertify this
and then they say well should we
decertify the fact that you just won on
this ticket
because uh the republicans actually
picked up seat in the seats in the house
in this election
and one of the things that you that i
got out of it from
looking at the results when you see that
republicans were winning
in winning house seats they weren't
losing house seats here and yet
trump lost by this margin was that
america is not like
uh is not moving away from the
constrained vision versus the
unconstrained vision they're moving
towards the more constrained vision or
the more right-wing vision
but they're just saying at the same time
i'm sick and tired of [ __ ] trump
and i think you you can be sick and
tired of trump and some of the [ __ ] that
he does or the [ __ ] that he says or the
[ __ ] that he starts
while simultaneously believing more in
limited government or just
not buying into complete liberal
orthodoxy
right yeah one of the things that i
thought you know i know a lot of people
don't care about this but
i'm sorry to interrupt you but why would
you have to have a run-off election
enjoy why would you have to have another
election
why wouldn't you just cheat the first
time why would you have to have a runoff
against purdue because it was so close
purdue won he got more votes in the
first election against ossoff
why would that happen that's the
shittiest cheating i've ever seen
yeah and like again these these are
these are the same votes on the same
they're on the same ticket
like it's not like they had to do like a
they did it's not like they had to
put in a separate ballot for
the house the house race or for the
senate races
we're talking about the same ballots why
would somebody
want to cheat but not cheat
all the way or like not even not cheat
all the way but cheat enough that
you know like you win the presidency by
this much but you don't lose the senate
or lose the house
why would you lose this why would you
lose that many house seats why would you
actually lose in the first election
uh against ossoff if you're cheating why
not win the first time around again if
you're cheating you don't have to win
it by 10 million votes don't make it
look but why would you do it that way
this is just the weirdest
possible way to cheat and i think a big
when it came to the mail-in ballots
trump was saying vote in person also on
the right wing for this particular year
if you were someone who is
if you're right-wing you're more likely
to say i'm not afraid to go out and go
to the grocery store and whatnot whereas
the
it would be the the leftist liberal
cucks that are the ones that are so
afraid of the sniffles that they can't
go to their voting machine it was part
of the
culture and the identity i am going to
vote in person
because i you know i'm not a [ __ ]
whereas the people who were on the left
were saying well
i can get the exact same thing done
without having to be in a line of people
for eight hours
and i could get the exact same thing
done with no risk of covid i'm gonna go
do that
so of course the ballots were going to
skew heavily democrat when it comes to
the mail in ballots
that that just that makes sense given
everything we've heard this year
especially trump pushing people
to vote in person as opposed to malin if
you tell people that the marylands are
fraudulent
your side is not going to use the
maryland's as much as the people who are
on the other side right you know one of
the things
uh that i appreciated uh from donald
trump's administration
because you know as you know somebody
who's been through
you know something that's on the lower
level of uh
what some people have gone through
particularly on college campuses
the rewriting of title ix i thought was
super
um was super necessary
um and i know that a lot of people
especially feminists had a huge problem
with them rewriting the title ix as far
as it uh goes when you're talking about
uh adjudicating
uh accusations of sexual assault and or
rape on college campuses
i law did that uh because i felt like
there wasn't enough due process it was
more like you know
in the preponderance of the evidence if
i think you're a rapist then you're
getting kicked out of school and
you know you're gonna have these other
uh
you're gonna have these uh other uh
consequences and you're not gonna be
able to confront your accuser
um you know they had the the third party
accuser you know the third party
accusing they had all this crazy [ __ ]
uh going on from the obama
administration that i thought was just
[ __ ] horrible
and the trump administration reversed
that and i was very
and i gave them the credit for that and
i thought that was a really good thing
that they did i'm pretty sure there were
some other uh policies that i agreed
with
so i don't really care too much about
you know trump versus this guy or that
guy i'm looking at the [ __ ] policies
and whether or not i believe in them
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and uh for me
i just felt like um
i the things that i didn't like were not
really material enough
for the most part to remove trump from
office i felt like a lot of the things
that he said
that i felt were uh at the very least
racially insensitive
i didn't feel like it rose to the level
that he should be
removed from office for those uh reasons
uh some of the things that were alleged
that he did that were
blatantly illegal um and he you know did
it in the public eye it wasn't like
people
uh it wasn't like people said that he
said these illegal things he got up on
the podium and then did illegal [ __ ]
um and we've all and we all saw it uh
whether or not you agree
with the evil [ __ ] that he did you know
the not not whether or not you agree
with the
uh illegal [ __ ] that he did doesn't
matter it was blatantly illegal like i'm
just calling it as it is so i don't have
anything
i don't have any blatant hatred for him
i do dislike him as a human being
no doubt but i'm not going to attribute
um some trait to him that does not
belong to him unless he's actually
earned it
yeah i i pretty much agree it's
yeah so i think some people have hey
cole pass how you doing buddy
um yeah i i i do believe in some ways
uh trump has been treated unfairly a lot
of you know people making fun of him
and trying to you know make mountains
out of mole hills
there are those situations i think
in many ways he asked for it i mean in
his book in the 1980s he was saying that
this is a specific part of how he stays
in the media all the time
and staying in the media all the time is
how he would advertise his casinos his
properties
and maintain the image that he had which
it was the image that allowed him to get
the deals that he did with the city or
with the banks
it's you know ha saying something that
has a little bit of truth
but a little bit of crazy [ __ ] in it
just enough crazy [ __ ] just enough truth
that you want to listen to it but just
enough crazy
crazy [ __ ] that it stays in the media
for a long period of time it's the way
that he was able to dominate the media
throughout the 2015-2016 election cycle
and there is going to be a downside to
that
which is that if you say enough crazy
[ __ ] that people are
are going to be on top of you all the
time but the thing is what the media did
is by
by covering him in the worst possible
way all the time when he actually does
do something that's kind of crazy
everybody's just sick and tired of
hearing it like admittedly it's it's a
mistake i make on my channel
who cried wolf yeah like i discuss apple
and what they do wrong because i
exclusively work on their products why
don't i discuss what lg did wrong i
don't [ __ ] work on lg why don't i
discuss with delta
when people do something right you do
give them the credit
it's just right but it's the same it's
the same
it's the same thing yeah like people in
our hardware are apple it doesn't matter
what i say about apple at this point you
know i could say that tim cook cut a
kid's head off and have evidence of it
they don't care they just don't want to
hear it because they're sick of hearing
me say the same [ __ ] thing over and
over again
and there are many people on the trumps
this is this is just a part of human
nature that goes even outside of
politics
people get sick and tired of hearing you
say the same [ __ ] over and over and over
and over again from the same source
you can have the same piece of
information over and over again so you
heard
you hear so much negative [ __ ] that even
i eventually just got to tune it out
and then when he actually did pardon
someone from uh
you know that ncis had found guilty of
crimes
uh and uh i forget the guy's name the
guy that he showed up on fox like once
he had
the guy that was a you know slit some
guy's neck in um
in the middle oh oh you're talking about
one of those
accused of murdering civilians in
afghanistan that was recently no this is
about a year ago
and i was just looking at it like why
why are you getting your dick involved
in this what i mean ncis exists for a
reason
why oh yeah you're talking about the the
two it was two of them there were two
um and he stepped in uh and and
the mill and the senior military
officers were very upset because
it undermines the system that they have
in the military courts and
it sends a bad message to not only our
allies around the world but it also
sends a bad message
to our would-be enemies around the world
that we would let
blatant war criminals get away with that
kind of [ __ ]
but why would you why would you get
involved with that and the thing is
there are some people
didn't get very not a lot actually there
was a reason to there was a reason
uh the reason to do that is is that
he knows that in the venn diagram the
cross section of his supporters
a lot of military a lot of police
so he wanted to appease those people to
keep the fervor up
i don't even think you're appeasing this
because a lot of people that are in the
military would look at that decision and
go
i mean he was turned in by his own team
because they were so horrible
we're talking about the military
supporters they're a much
wider group and and america's
breadbasket we're not talking i mean not
the actual military you mean the people
that are
actual military the actual military was
very upset with what he did
because it undermines their authority to
discipline
uh the rank and file yeah but when he
did that there wasn't
a lot of people didn't know and didn't
get mad at it because they were they
read that they were desensitized to
negative trump headlines
but at the same time then it creates
this weird thing it's like okay well if
he's gonna say something ridiculous on a
regular basis to stay in the media and
get coverage
like do we not cover it so that when he
does something terrible
you'll you'll listen it's a very
difficult thing to do because the way
human psychology works and admittedly
even mine as well
i can't listen to the same thing from
the same source over and over again at
some point i'll tune it out
and it was amazing to me to see how that
was tuned out or let's say how the
pardons
recent pardons were turned out by from
the black water war criminal that was
horrible stuff but a lot of people
are just sick and tired of hearing the
same [ __ ] about the same person over and
over again
that it just goes over your head because
you're just sick and tired of hearing it
and it also
that's only part of it but that's only
part of it the other half of that
is that people have been so invested in
playing for team red
that it doesn't really matter what
happens at that point
right i think uh your guy in the chat
uh his name is mo zamboni he accused
somebody of having tds
but the thing is that goes both ways
right right like
there are people that just say orange
man bad yes there are many of those
people
uh however there are also people that
say orange man good
no matter what orange man does and that
problem is just it's just as much of a
problem
as the opposite you were saying i see
very few people that are not
ideologically possessed on either side
and honestly anytime i even remotely
bring up stuff like this there are more
people that try to figure out which side
i'm on
then people that actually listen to
anything that i that i would have to say
on the issue
there's a very like i need to figure out
what your team is before i can then
interpret whatever your argument is
and people seem to get really flustered
or uncomfortable when they can't figure
out what team you play for
like what's interesting is i i got a lot
of comments today after i
i admittedly i did a [ __ ] post title
like maybe i'll give myself
one i got 999 lightning bolts the
mail-in ballot has been the republican
secret sauce for election success for
years
and trump blew it up forever yeah that's
uh yeah that's actually pretty funny
because they were saying that
arizona had mail-in ballots for over 30
years
and never they were always voted
republican so the republicans uh tried
to contest them
like it's it's all and this is the thing
i hate about the republicans and the
democrats i hate this so [ __ ] much
everybody always wants to change the
rules when it doesn't work out in their
favor so let's go back to 2016
when hillary won the popular vote by
over three and a half
million votes right then people started
crying and complaining about the
electoral college
but when you were winning with the same
electoral
college in the past there was no problem
until you lost it's the same
[ __ ] i'm tired of seeing the same [ __ ]
everybody's talking about no we're the
right guys in the right
no where are the guys in the right
they're wrong remember when you're going
to rule in america
trump tweeted in 2012 something along
the lines of um
you know this is this is a travesty how
can a candidate that has more votes lose
and then like in 2016 he votes wow the
electoral college means small states get
a chance as well
that's great yeah and to build on the
thing like
i noticed many people look to what side
are you on before they actually listen
to what you have to say or aggravated
admittedly the title of my last video i
i don't know what maybe it was just
because
today is the first day in a year i've
tried that beta alanine supplement in a
while and it kind of makes you face
tingle
i just felt like doing a [ __ ] posting
title it felt [ __ ] good
that's why i'm still i'm like my hand is
vibrating right now because i took
two one because you can't even be snarky
anymore without people jumping down your
door here's the first thing people said
leading heart liberal
or a heartless you know right wing you
know
brainwashed nut job yeah here's what
here's what i got the most of is what
and get
to be clear it's a [ __ ] posting titles
so [ __ ] [ __ ] posting the comment away
on the video was a
you know and where what did you say when
people were destroying stores right next
to yours six months ago
i remember doing a video about apple in
dealing with uh government and i said
we could protest peacefully not not wait
actually peaceful not mostly peaceful
i got a phone call from you the very
next day because you were aggravated at
me with the way that i classified that
and then at this and i remember that
phone call and i remember saying that
because i was
every day i would turn on the [ __ ]
news and hear about mostly peaceful and
every day i would ride my bike home
through a war zone and this this this
bothered me
because i i ride through that area i
show up at work i see what's walking by
every day
and uh and and like i i really
am not id if i see a bunch of people
with uh
confederate flags uh running through the
capitol building going on the desks uh
you know putting their feet up and [ __ ]
like
mm-hmm there is not a single person
there is not a single person
who breached security that can be
classified as peaceful
not a single one because they breached
security they were on federal
grounds without proper authorization
and consent like they broke the law
being within the barriers period so
from that point on whether they broke a
window or not
they were not peaceful because they were
already running a follow of the law just
with their presence
where they chose to be if someone comes
into my office
it it just because there's not blood on
the floor if someone comes into my like
it's
true comes in my office gets me to uh
invades my office
we have to we evacuate the building and
then you know post the youtube stream
with their feet on my desk smoking a
doobie that's that's not
like that that's not right and like you
know if they destroy the
barbecue down the street three times huh
i do i do i do really wish that guy
would have uh set us all up for five
thousand dollar
um stimulus checks like if you're gonna
sit there at nancy pelosi's desk like
you know do something to help you know
do something for for the people you know
i'm saying like don't just sit there
and write on her manila folders you know
what i'm saying
yeah slides from money to the rest of
the country son
what absolutely killed me in that was
looking at the bottom left of the screen
and i don't have csi software i cannot
enhance enhance enhance
i could swear to god i saw a post-it
note that probably had a password on it
and then i saw that he was actually
logged into her windows 10 screen so
either she didn't windows l key out
before evacuating which i mean i do that
to go to the bathroom at work and i got
way less important [ __ ] on my computer
than nancy pelosi
or it was windows l but she has a
post-it there and like
i think that's what happens when you
have 80-year-old members of congress
that run the country
like but yeah i agree with other people
i see a lot of people saying that the um
that these um politicians need to be
capped at like
they should be made to retire when when
retirement age like 65 get the [ __ ] out
yeah in china for certain positions i
think after 70 you don't get to hold
your official role
i think they let the person that was
head of climate change or whatever in
china keep it a little bit longer
but they actually i know i was reading
an article and that's something i
learned today
in china certain official government
roles you just don't keep after you turn
70. you have to trade it in
not that we should be more like china
but in general i want to address this
comment from
john dicumo um
live uh excuse me a capital police
screwed up
their whole security procedures first
line is pepper spray
second line should be batons and if you
get through the doors in legal force
lethal force i i want i want to um
i want to inform you guys of
um of a situation that happened in 2013
okay um and you guys can look this up
for yourself there was a woman named
miriam carey
okay uh miriam carey was a 34 year old
black woman
who tried to br who tried to breach the
outer
outer rim of security they said that she
was uh
disturbed she was in some kind of
emotional distress
and she tried to breach the outer outer
security
and capital police lit her the [ __ ] up
in front of her 13 year old child
i mean not 13 year old 13 month old
child
they lit her ass up they didn't even let
her get on the grounds the same grounds
where people were just kind of
milling about uh where again they were
just milling about
while trespassing they were breaking the
law as they were milling about
this woman tried to break the outer
outer outer security
and they they lit that car
up they lit her ass up she's no longer
with us so i just kind of wanted to give
you
just kind of like uh you know just a
little bit of context of of how
everything was handled yesterday there
are
a lot of people that believe that the
security breaches that we saw were
welcomed
that it was somehow some kind of inside
job because
i don't think any of us would think that
while while the
congress is in session that they would
just that the
police would just back up whenever
somebody holding a flag
or holding whatever they were holding i
don't think that those officers
would keep backing up and backing up and
backing up and backing up
right trying very hard to not use lethal
force
while they're people that have broken
into very i mean they were in nancy
pelosi's office
they were on the floor of the senate
so you know if you you know
you know again like i know i have to you
know be very careful because i don't
want to seem to be you know
unfair but if you look at how some
people are treated in certain situations
and you look out other people are
treated in certain situations
to me i don't think it's a coincidence
personally
i remember one of the things you told me
about a year and a half ago and we were
discussing so i forget exactly what
we're discussing but you were saying
that
when you're looking at things or you're
looking at these situations where you'll
see that black people seem aggravated at
how it went down
you have to understand that there's a
deep-seated frustration and aggravation
at how different people get treated in
these situations and the thing is we
don't want more people shot
because i know somebody was going to try
to go there with me i knew they were
going to try it
and i said this on black power magic
hour
what an hour ago we're not asking
the law enforcement officers to treat
those people the way they treat the
other people
what we're asking is is that they admit
that they do have the foresight and the
wherewithal to show restraint
because we saw it last night we saw all
day yesterday
they they knew how to restrain
themselves they knew how
to treat how to disperse crowds uh
without bursting a whole bunch of tear
gas and rubber bullets and shoving
people
on the ground they showed that they had
that kind of restraint yesterday
what certain people are asking for is
that you
don't suddenly forget how to have that
restraint
when you're dealing with other kinds of
people
that's all like we know that you know
how to not
you know kill protesters we know we know
how you
you know how to not run them over in
your cars you know how to not do that
and you demonstrated that so we want to
make sure
that that is the standard for no matter
who you're dealing with
of course if this if the danger
escalates then you have to escalate your
response
but what we saw yesterday i mean
they had somebody grab a police riot
shield
and break the windows and break in who
gave them a riot shield
either the police gave it to them or
they assaulted an officer to get it
there's no two ways about it they could
have 3d printed their own
nah they now they they it was one it was
one of
the the plastic riot shields that the
that the officers were equipped with it
was the same exact ride shield
well i've seen i've seen two different
narratives on this
one was that because these were mostly
white protesters the police just kind of
let them go through you see the memes
where they have a cheeto in the lock
and there's and the cheeto is what's
keeping the door open uh door closed
and that yeah there's one twitter video
i saw where they're actually letting the
people just go or go
right on in and that that's something
that would piss off and aggravate a lot
of people i could see
i also the way i saw in terms of the
disparate way that the the two groups
were treated
is just a it's a cultural thing so you
have one group
that on its fringes is saying [ __ ] the
police you know
pigs in a blanket fry them like bait and
you have the reasonable people what
you're saying
definitely on the fringes you need to
make that very clear you have reasonable
people that say just just don't
just don't shoot people in their car
when they tell you i have a gun officer
and they haven't done anything wrong
you have people saying hey don't shoot a
12 year old kid that has a toy gun
you have people saying don't you know
[ __ ] get uh have a guy die
under with with your knee on his neck
when he's at a point where he
you're surrounded by four officers with
guns he's not going to do anything to
you and then you have the people who are
like four pigs in a blanket fry them
like bacon
who are saying [ __ ] the police abolish
the police [ __ ] all these people who are
openly hostile to them
the police are going to be nastier to
them than they are going to be to a
group of people who
are actually bending over backwards in
every situation to say
oh you [ __ ] up that's fine oh you
pushed a 77 year old guy down steps and
he cracked his head open that's probably
fine
oh you did this that's probably fine oh
well okay there's a police shooting in
volvo what did the guy do wrong
no that culturally speaking the people
who were there
are on the side that are going to with
either a
support the police or b virtue signal
like crazy that they support the police
one or the other
uh uh usually i'm not gonna say that
they don't people didn't look like
those people did not look like they
believed blue lives matter when they
were chasing them
uh all over the capitol building but
they claimed to and that's the thing
they've claimed to for many years
it's it's part of the culture war that's
a part of the culture war the blm people
no like police but these people they
love the police they have the ribbons
and the bumper stickers and all that
[ __ ]
so they're going to make it clear a lot
of black lives matter don't inherently
hate the police
they have a deep distrust of the police
which is not
unlike the newfangled uh distrust of the
election system
that the trumpers have we're talking
about fringes here again when we're
talking about people destroying stores
or we're talking about people invading
the capital we're not talking with
people who have any sort of normal
thinking once you're setting macy's on
fire or once you're
storming the capital saying it was a
revolution yeah the focus is lost at
that point
this is purely fringe i don't mean to
say that everybody involved in blm
thinks that about the police
or that we also have to make another
disclaimer now that you mentioned that
it's really important that we
make me the people that stormed the
capital yesterday
do not necessarily represent all maga
people
they don't necessarily represent all
libertarians
they do not necessarily represent all
republicans
yes that's something that i have to tell
liberals all the time
you need to stop saying that if you're a
republican that means you are a blank
because that
is not that is not true and cause and
correlation
and causation are two totally different
things
so the people that were there remember
there were not uh
there were not 70 million people
storming the capital
it might have been seven thousand
remember it's a very it is a tiny
but very loud uh um
a minority so we want to make sure that
you know we're not
saying that all people that supported
trump for whatever reason they they
not all of them um are necessarily
complicit or even support
what happened yesterday i just want to
make sure that that's clear as apple
would say in their recall documents a
very small percentage but
yeah i know people yeah like a very
small percentage were held incorrectly
i am not a trump supporter i don't hate
him as much as people in new york do but
i don't like him as much as people who
are actually conservative i know people
that are conservative that support trump
that voted for him
i don't know a single [ __ ] person
that marched in the capitol
none of the people that i know that are
conservatives that would wear a red hat
are actually people that would say let's
march on the capitol and go into nancy
pelosi's office that'll definitely make
things better
uh that's right but when we're talking
about here are groups in the fringes so
the reason
so when you have a group of people in
front of you that have marched with you
before that said blue lives matter that
cared about the police that always
either again a support the police or b
at the very least virtue signal a lot
about it with the bumper stickers and
everything
and they're in front of you you're
probably going to treat them differently
than a group of people who are
hostile to you again
yeah not all blm people hate the police
or want them fried or want them abolish
the people that show up that are about
to set every store on fire
are probably on that fringe the same way
that the people invading the [ __ ]
capital are on that fringe
so the police are typically dealing with
the fringe at that point
and there any policeman that's human
that's not a robot at this point is
going to deal with this group
differently than that group and i know
i'm not black so i probably
i don't get to say that this this is
something where they they're only
race has nothing to do with it it's
[ __ ] easy for me to say as a white
person
but when i see the way this happens a
lot of the people that were pro doing
blm protests that were
hostile towards the police were white
people and they're like i remember one
of the guys who was head of the proud
boys who does all sorts of [ __ ] his name
is like enrique something he's
he's a hispanic guy yeah so like they're
not i don't think that they're looking
at the group and saying
i'm afraid of them because they are
black or i am not afraid of them because
they're white i think they're saying
i am more afraid of them because they
are openly hostile to
the police and i am more kind of
trusting in this group because they
at the very least virtue signal law in
order very hard even if that is not what
they lived up to when they entered the
capital
but you know what bothers me about that
what uh there's footage
of a capital police officer who is
actually being
chased by a bunch of maga heads and he's
being chased up the stairs like
uh it's three o'clock and you know it's
after school
and you know he's being you know chased
by you know the local gang of bullies
and he just kept running away from them
and he did not stand his ground he did
not even draw his weapon
i i i mean that that when i look at that
the stark difference makes me
uncomfortable it's not necessarily that
i want to see these guys shot but
it's just that like at that point
he looked actually scared for his life
and he kept running away
and i hear a lot of officers say well
the reason why i
i shot a young man in his back at close
range seven times is because i was
afraid for my life
but that this guy is actually being
chased up the stairs
by a bunch of maga you know a bunch of
maga heads
and the dude looks like he's actually
terrified and he doesn't pull his weapon
he does not stand his ground um that
it's not that like i wanted any of those
guys to die but
me knowing what i've seen
and of course your viewpoint is probably
going to be colored
by what color you have and if you are
not
constantly shown footage of people that
look like you
be treated you know more aggressively
than people that don't look like you uh
if you're not
normally used to seeing that maybe you
didn't feel the same discomfort but that
made me feel uncomfortable
it took 45 minutes yeah he he uh
he definitely had a right to stand his
ground and
at least draw his firearm and those guys
would have definitely backed down
if he would have just unholstered his
weapon not even pointing it at them
so it just kind of i agree yeah a lot of
the people that i saw invading they did
not these did not look like trained
militants these look like 4k
4chan kids that pretty much for the most
yeah yeah ref uh ref uh
i wear the i wear a different kohit
shirt every time i go live on on any
non-video game live stream um i'm uh
anybody you know that that understands
you know what it's like to be one among
the fence
that's i'm repping all day every day i
have not taken off
this wristband since i got it in 2010.
so um yeah i don't um
it says once the police lines are broken
you're on your own against the crowd
yeah that's true
um the dude getting chased was an
excellent police officer
it made me feel uncomfortable when they
get back up yes that was the second
thing i didn't like about that
you know the dude is getting chased
getting changed chase where is his
[ __ ] back up
uh where was uh mpd where was
the uh the the national guard
where was the [ __ ] backup here's the
other thing about the question that i
have because there are people that are
there are people that have been
suggesting that this is an inside job
and that
well they they knew they wanted this to
happen and that's something that like
i could i could get into that conspiracy
theory a little bit because again if the
police
are trump supporters and this is a bunch
of trump supporters protesting
maybe they would let it go through the
part i don't get is muriel bowser she is
not a fan of trump in any way shape or
form she's probably one of those she
said
she made uh she said that she made a
request and it was denied yeah so i i
read this one thing and this is from the
federalist has to be clear the district
of columbia is not requesting other
federal law enforcement personnel
and discourages any additional
deployment without immediate
notification to in consultation with mpd
if such plans are underway bowser wrote
in a letter to
acting u.s attorney general jeffrey
rosen so is there more to the story that
i'm missing because it seems like she's
saying
we know there's going to be a
[ __ ] we we know that this is the
day that there's going to be a bunch of
[ __ ] going down
but we're not asking for the assistance
from the very people that will help this
not happen
yeah rem dog cap i did see the entire
video but i feel like the backup
should have come to him because anything
could have happened to him on those
stairs
anything could have happened to him you
know you don't like i don't understand
the conceding of ground this is the
[ __ ]
capitol building i mean they had agents
behind uh behind a a a [ __ ] piece of
furniture
with their [ __ ] arms drawn because
they thought that people were going to
try to
we're going to try to storm where all
the senators or
reps were huddling like they had
they had politicians who were veterans
of
iraq and afghanistan who caught
cases of ptsd they were transported
mentally
back to the battlefield that's the kind
of fear that they had
i feel like the backup he should not
have had to lead them to back up
they should have been there to back him
up and i just feel like
again and and you know lewis uh made
you know made a good point they feel
like these are our kindred spirits
we're gonna handle them with kid gloves
what i saw yesterday
was a lot of kid gloves a lot
and i feel like i don't even know how
that's a [ __ ] dispute how is that in
dispute
i get the kid because again if it was a
blm
protest they don't get that far
they just simp if it was a bunch of
black people there they
do not get that far period
i would push back a tiny bit there but
not on the black people part but on the
protesting part because
all like in new york city we had a
couple of days where everything went
crazy
and a bunch of [ __ ] was broke and then
went back to normal but then when you
look in portland that was like
month after month after month after
month of fire
and riot and fire and riot and broken
buildings
they were using [ __ ] they were using
lasers to blind people to blind agents
and all sorts of [ __ ]
it got that far before the stuff was put
down i think it's a case of
when you have people in power in a
particular area that are sympathetic to
the causes
of the people who are protesting they're
going to get handled with kid gloves
instead of getting handled
in a different manner so for like if i'm
trying to figure out how to put this if
uh if cuomo de blasio and aoc were in
power in dc
and uh and trump was in
william barr and mike pence were in
power in new york
you would have seen a lot less
protesting uh go getting this far
either last year or this year on both
sides
because i saw a protest handled the kid
gloves that's a good question
um uh reid kopez's question let's see
how much faith do you have in humanity
after this event
that's a really good [ __ ] question
not a lot honestly
um i will say this um
i thought i was watching a movie like i
was in sheer desert
i did not expect to see what i saw uh i
i thought i was watching a movie
uh because that's how a lot of the
dystopian
you know end of the us government you
know we're about to you know press the
buttons
you know the new you know we're going to
put input the nuclear codes
uh that's how a lot of a lot of the
footage i saw yesterday
look like a lot of that a lot of that
you know
blankety blank has fallen tight movie i
really
i get i i can understand i'm not saying
this right i could understand the police
treating the mag of protesters with kid
gloves that's why barbie roberts is
countering everything i say
so you had a dog in the fight so i can't
i can't um
criticize your position too much uh she
says that
her storm was looted and burned
personally so yeah you you have uh like
i think it was you louis you said in a
video
uh that you know when you don't give
when you don't give people
the means to defend their businesses or
to open their businesses you're now
giving them
a financial incentive to not comply
and i think that what i'm seeing here
with barbie roberts is
uh she has been wronged
she has been victimized and
you know you know this is the ideology
that she's going to go with regardless
it wasn't any maga heads that burned her
store down
it was you know people that claim that
they believe that black lives matter
that burned her store down
so you know i think that that i think
that that definitely has uh
a lot to do with her position so i can't
blame her for that
one thing she said this is first of all
she's not going personally at me
one thing she said here was the that you
didn't see anybody burning down the
police stations or courthouses yesterday
one of the the one of the things
one of the few pieces of credit that i
will give is this is something i've
discussed with you personally many times
is they had whether or not it was
warranted whether or not they dealt with
it properly
they had a problem with the senate and
the congress and they went up to senate
in congress and they invaded senate in
congress
what drove me nuts with the with what i
saw in may and june was
we have a problem with police and our
elected officials
we are going to make sure that korean
barbecue macy's and target knows it and
that's just the part where like
again when they even when they went to
the point of burning down the police
station in minneapolis
i wasn't even criticizing that part you
have a problem with the police
you dealt with the police you you work
it out amongst yourself it was the
when they started involving uh things
that just
genuinely had nothing to do with it and
i could i could hear what they're trying
to do they're saying well
if nobody listens to us we're going to
make normal people listen to us we're
going to make them notice but i still
just i had no sympathy for it
the one thing that i gave that i could
notice here is they had a problem with
congress in the senate
they said we're taking this to the
[ __ ] congress in the senate and one
thing i mentioned to you in your stream
earlier was
honestly i'm not a fan of violence but i
wish that congress
that the house and the senate when they
were voting on anything that affects
normal people
had the fear in their eyes that they had
today
but not because of the getting i wish
that they thought you know when i
vote in favor of lobbyists and i screw
everybody i screw democratic citizens
and i school republican citizens of the
country and mass
to serve the person who who gave two
hundred thousand of my campaign
i wish they had that kind of fear i wish
they had that look in their eye that
they had
that i saw yesterday because i don't
think that the senate or the house of
representatives or the executive branch
has any sense of fear as to what could
happen if they repeatedly [ __ ] over the
american people again and again and
again
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i agree with elliot hacker if you think
all those guys over there are being
brainwashed and propagandized but you
are not
you're a soily mistake and that is the
position that i take
um that's the position that i take
um you know like i do a show
that on a on a liberal network and i
have never
shied away from the fact that i do a
show on the liberal network but i'm also
launching another show
that is going to be decidedly less
liberal it's going to be more
it's going to be my own personal
platform not a different platform
uh because when i am in liberal circles
uh they call me an incel they call me
um you know they call me all kinds of
derogatory things
because i don't agree with them to
the degree that they believe that i
should agree with them
um but i
uh he said yet you repeated multiple
points of propaganda actually i haven't
i'm talking about [ __ ] i saw my own eyes
i'm not i don't like to comment on
things that i have not
seen with my own eyes and one of the
things about perception
that is kind of messed up is that if
you're elliot hacker and you haven't
been
um and you haven't been
in a situation you haven't grown up
where i've grown up
and seen what i've seen and experienced
what i've experienced
then you're going to look at the same
you're going to look at the same
situation
and you're going to interpret it
differently we saw the same exact event
but the interpretation's different and
my interpretation
is through my own eyes and what i
have experienced so and i think i've
said this on your stream before in the
past louis
that i thought that we were living in
the post-racial society
until the murder of uh of trayvon martin
i thought that racism was over in fact i
grew up believing
that all of the problems in the black
community were caused by black people
that's how that's what i grew up
believing i believe that
up until the acquitted
uh the acquitted decision came down and
george zimmerman walked free
after he stalked someone and then used
deadly force after
he stalked someone against you know the
he he went against the uh
the directives of the police that he had
called
and when i saw all the cheering like if
you think the guy was innocent or not
we can debate that but that's not really
the problem that i had the problem that
i had is i saw all the cheering
and then i knew i was like damn you know
maybe things are not what i thought they
were
because my experiences have been
different i hadn't until that point i
had not
experienced racism from white people all
the racism i had experienced that come
from black people so
i grew up thinking that you know the
the black plight was called was caused
by black people
and then i saw more instances that
showed me that i was incorrect
and i looked through uh
all of the
the evidence that i can find and i just
called it the way i saw it so it's not
about
being brainwashed sir uh
elliot this is about me calling it
exactly the way i see it but
and it's again this is one of the things
that irritates the [ __ ] out of me on
both sides
is that if i don't agree with you to the
to the degree that you believe i should
agree with you then i'm brainwashed
and propagandized and i don't like it
when it's done to the right
i'm not going to accept it when it's
coming at me
um i do believe that there are people
that are brainwashed and propagandized
on both sides
i don't identify with either side i look
at the [ __ ] evidence i look at the
footage
that i see i look at the experiences
that i've experienced
and then i make determinations
accordingly
barbie says it was stand your ground it
was self-defense it wasn't staying your
ground with self-defense
i remember there was this one time and
you mentioned this i was doing a stream
you can't call stuff to call
self-defense if you
are uh chasing after somebody when the
police tells you
to leave them alone i remember there was
this one video that you
you because i typically i wasn't as uh
on the trayvon martin side of the
uh that case uh until you explained it
to me in this way and maybe it'll
uh kopaz was following me home on my
bike and i thought it was weird and i
kept saying like stop
you can stop now i don't want you
following me home and then at one point
i stopped while i was doing the video
and this is on recording somewhere on
youtube so one of my old video bike
videos has this
i stop and i turn around i get off my
bike and i say
turn around before i do something to you
that's going to cause those people to
come here and arrest
both of us and then he got the idea and
stopped [ __ ] following me
and uh he said and then you said that's
pretty much how trayvon martin probably
feeled while he was being stalked around
the neighborhood
and you know it's one of those weird
things because
i think i like i'm i'm not really used
to the idea of someone following me
around a neighborhood that's literally
happened to me once in my life but they
immediately tried to fight me and then
try to
you know me around my neighborhood were
other black people trying to hurt me and
i didn't do anything to anybody
but yeah i i don't really know how in
that moment
how i would deal with that situation
someone's following me that i don't want
to follow me
that's clearly trailing and following me
what do i do i mean i could say stop but
if they don't stop what do i do
and you know in this case the difference
between zimmerman and kopas is that
kopez turned around and went the [ __ ]
home
yeah i'm sorry bobby barbie roberts
you're factually incorrect
the police did tell when he called the
police they said they would send
uh somebody out there but do not follow
the other one the police dispatcher
there is audio recording of it like that
is not
that is not in dispute that audio
recording was one of the reasons why
the murder charge was brought against
zimmerman in the first place
and it was entered into evidence it is a
matter of public record
one of the things that aggravated me
about that trial as well there were a
few things that made
that made me question it were a i was
sick and tired of seeing zimmerman
photoshop to be whiter than he actually
was
b when they when nbc posted the 911 call
they did edit it and they got [ __ ]
sued for a night
i think they settled do they lost i
forget but they edited the 911 call so
if barbie didn't hear the entire thing
while they were editing it to make
zimmerman sound worse than they did they
may have also accidentally chopped out
the part of the call where it was very
clear and i heard that audio
uh the one where they said you know you
i forget what wording they use you
shouldn't follow or don't
follow or something like that it was
something like it's our suggestion you
don't follow i forget the exact
transcript if someone posted in the chat
i'd appreciate it
but what aggravated me initially and
made me initially think
trayvon did something wrong was when i
see in the news
you at you photoshopped zimmerman's face
to look
less uh more white that immediately just
made me say [ __ ] you and that that's why
and that that's a part of what causes
the media paul the polarization that you
have because
regardless of what happened and what
what happened i think was a tragedy to
trayvon was that
the the the worst part of the other bad
part that was going on there was that
the people who are presenting the
information to me clearly have a bias of
their own
like you could have just presented it as
it was i don't need to see his face
photoshopped to a different color you
don't have to
show me all of this stuff the case is
pretty much standard it's not a
psychological manipulation
and it makes it very hard to
if you're a person like me it makes it
very hard
for me to make a definitive statement on
something
when there are so many there's so many
attempts to subvert
the perception of the situation so
again we're talking about misinformation
long before the
before deep fakes were ever a thing and
you know i i get it you know some people
are gonna have
certain ideologies and no matter what
their ideology
is they're going to roll with whatever
their ideology tells you
you know if you think that if you think
that trayvon martin deserved to die
after being followed by some random guy
then you think that those people
yesterday were justified in what they
did
or you at least uh identify with why
they did it
uh if you believe that then you also
believe that the blm protests are bad
you know if you believe in that so i get
it like everybody has their ideologies
and there are people on the other side
that says you know what
that business got burned down but i
don't care about that because
you know black lives matter you're gonna
get those people too i get it
i know i know i know what i'm in for
when i enter these discussions
um i'm just saying you know if you think
that i've been propagandized by
social media then i think that you also
need to look in the mirror
and understand that that assessment also
applies to you
the one part that that has uh bothered
me is that
i don't i anytime i have this
conversation i either wind up pissing
off one side or the other because i
don't see all these cases
as the same the part that's frustrated
me is when i see them all
in the same list like tamiya rice no
sympathy for the cop fry filando
castillo
he was carrying a legal gun he was he
said i have this here just so you know
while i'm reaching for my wallet i'm not
trying to shoot you whatever they shoot
him anyway
if the cop gets fried i have no sympathy
uh i forget the name of the guy that
actually
shot someone in the back while he was
running away he wound up going to jail
for at least 25 years
fry him no sympathy tamir rice person
who shot him no sympathy
george floyd the person you know the
chalvin i don't have any sympathy
then the guy that killed ahmad ahmad
aubry
in uh in georgia no sympathy then i hear
like
then there was the case in georgia in
the in the wendy's right like where the
guy the guy is drunk the wendy's called
the
the wendy's called the cops a little bit
more murky though yeah i feel like
i kind of feel like the guy a put
himself in position by
uh being in a motor vehicle while
intoxicated so he invited
the the interaction with police he
parked in he
he parked the he parked in the
drive-through blocking it for other
customers
fine whatever you take him aside you
take him aside they were very polite
throughout the entire
interaction very polite give him a
breathalyzer serb you know you're going
to be under arrest whatever
and then he tries to run away then they
try to tackle him and then they try to
beat him off then he's
uh that didn't sound right yeah
they you know he tries to remove them
uh then you know they the the taser [ __ ]
happened then he grabs the taser turns
around and it's like
i get it i get why people are salty
because they have said before that
you know when they have when they use a
taser they're not using uh something
deadly so why do i get to use deadly
force against you for the taser when you
don't get in trouble in the
in court for using a taser against me i
get the saltiness there but at the same
time
come on i think he did take the taser
but the thing is when he pointed the
taser he didn't even point the taser
he just kind of threw it behind him to
try to get away but still like come on
you're gonna you're gonna take the cops
taser and then run around georgia drunk
with a taser that you stole from a cop
i mean he was drunk so he definitely
wasn't in his right mind but i just kind
of feel like
i just kind of feel like you know there
are two forces that play there
one i don't think that guy thought that
he was going to get out of there alive i
think that he saw
a lot he saw what happened to uh
to george floyd he saw you know he's
seen you know all the protests because
this was only several days after that
i think that he saw all of those things
and thought you know if i don't try to
get out of here they're going to kill me
anyway i i don't think that's the case
because if you look at the 30 minutes of
the discourse they had that cop was
actually very very polite to him he
wasn't being an [ __ ] he wasn't being
snarky there was this one thing i saw in
around camden new jersey five years ago
where the cop was being as snarky as
humanly possible and i wouldn't trust
them
they acted like they updated an
upstanding manner now afterwards
one second i just want to salute mo
zamboni he gave uh
the five dollar super chat uh for the
continuance of civil discourse no matter
the subject the level of disagreement
uh have a good night i'm tired as [ __ ]
thank you uh for uh coming
through like i said we're not gonna
agree on everything
uh but i do respect the fact that you
have your opinion and they're dearly
held and
i'm not here to make you feel bad about
your opinion i'm just here to tell it
like i see it
yeah like when i saw that situation in
the wendy's and then after all that is
done
the wendy's gets burned down because the
wendy's called the cops because like if
i'm making seven dollars an hour at a
wendy's it's my job to get that drunk
guy that's in his car
out of the drive-through like no i'm not
being a hero for seven bucks an hour at
wendy's
but like and the cops there okay granted
you
two cops could not restrain
one one drunk person he's drunk
he was just sleeping he's drunk and
sleeping and he manages to get the taser
from two cops i'm not saying that those
cops are innocent there they that is
some
either bad [ __ ] training bad practice
you're not hitting the gym you're not
doing your routines whatever the hell uh
that's that's not a good routine but
like
i don't put that in the same space as to
me alright so like the jacob blake case
where someone's definitely not the same
wasn't afraid of being killed he didn't
want to go to jelly at a criminal record
see john you you say that from the
position of somebody
again you you don't understand the fear
of black people
you just don't understand it because you
haven't been subjected to it
and that's okay i'm glad that you don't
have that fear
but please do not for a second pretend
like you
know what is in the hearts and minds of
a black person
when i'm in the circles of black people
that i know how
black people think i've been in this
skin for over 37 years
and i can tell you what the fears
actually are
and there used to be a fear of being
incarcerated
but now [ __ ] are fearing that
they're not even going to make it to the
prison
they're not even going to be making
they're not even going to make it to get
booked
yes he had a warrant yes he had a
criminal record
there are plenty of white people that
have criminal records but a lot of them
don't
have the fear that the police are there
to kill them
here in the united states black people
have that fear
and if you don't recognize that or you
can't relate
then just say hey i can't relate man i
i'm not i'm not used to having that kind
of fear and i would definitely accept
that
but to try to say that you know exactly
what his motivations are
and he's not even here to be able to
defend himself because he's dead
i don't think it's fair for you to say
what was what his frame of mind was
when we just all he had just watched
george floyd die under the knee of a
police officer
and then he ends up dead right after
that to say that he didn't have a fear
for his life
while he's just you know pulling the
trigger on the taser
and doing anything he can to get away
when he's been incarcerated before i
feel bad for the person
i feel bad for him if he thinks that at
the same time i can't that's the
i i just can't say it's okay like i if
if he believes that
i'm not going to say he doesn't believe
that i feel bad that he believes that
but like you you tackled the cop you
took his taser you ran away and you went
to turn it around like at
some point stupid games yeah that's what
i'm saying you play stupid games you win
stupid yes
or like the j and again the cops there
did not do everything according to the
book there's the principle of auditory
exclusion
there's the way that you go about
arresting someone they were yelling
conflicting orders and also when you're
both yelling orders people's heads just
turn off in the moment when they're
scared
there there's many videos on on this
basic principle
officers did the best that they could
under the circumstances simply because
they knew that the heat was on them the
every police officer in the country
feels like
the heat is on them so there's double
and triple guessing themselves
and they had to make a decision which is
why i don't necessarily
have too much of a problem with that
particular shooting because i think that
the conflicting uh the conflicting uh
commands that they gave
i believe was out of genuine fear so i
don't demonize those guys at all i think
that they were in a pretty
untenable situation the problem is is
that the man that
uh one of them shot um is not here he's
not here anymore
uh one thing that i did have a problem
with in that situation
is that they did not um do first aid
they they didn't try they didn't it
didn't seem like they were trying to
save him
while he was bleeding out on the
sidewalk so if there's any
in the wendy's case or in the jacob lake
case in the wendy's case
okay sorry if i got that i think they
did jacob
they did try to do first aid i think
they did try to do first aid in the
wendy's one but i'm not 100 sure if
someone
feel free to fact check me on that no
these uh the officer who did not
shoot uh kicked the guy that was just
shot in the back he kicked him in the
head after that
which is why he is facing assault
charges and that's on camera
but the like or the i remember with the
jacob when i when i read the entire
story and i see you know
some they say stop he's going around his
car he goes to reach for something and
it's like
i i'm always this is probably not the
way to look at it i look at it as in the
you've always said this you always look
at things from what you would do or you
what would i do in the situation if a
cop is saying stop freeze
i'm not putting my hands under the
[ __ ] seat of my car
like i at that point if i get a bullet
in the head i've asked for it
and but my problem wasn't even that he
shot jacob blake
is that he shot him seven times this
reminds me
do you know who sheriff grady judd is of
uh polk county in florida
okay he is he is a he is a sheriff that
is almost a meme and there was this one
person who i believe was white
who had uh who had tried to kill or
killed one of their deputies
and they shot the guy about 70 or 78
times when the police
and when the the reporters came up and
said you know why did you shoot why did
you shoot him 75 times he said something
like i don't know
probably ran out of bullets it probably
ran out oh i'm probably right
we probably ran out of ammunition we
probably would have done some more
anyway this is like four or five years
old but it was
uh the the the how many shots things
i think you're trying to keep going and
going you know
like jack
there's jack bauer where it's like you
know where
you're trained to shoot him only once
because you need to extract
serious information from him uh you need
to you may you need to extract where the
bomb is so you can only shoot once you
must shoot in the knee or in the arm or
jack bauer has like shot the gun out of
people's hands and then there's police
that get you know
30 or 35 thousand dollars in the middle
in a small town somewhere
have you ever been to a gun range before
i have never shot a gun so anything
about guns i'm
absolutely clueless you and i need to go
to a gun range
and you you need to see what
what it's like actually uh handling a
firearm in fact i think that you should
stream it
uh because i uh the thing that you have
to understand when you have a firearm in
your hand
um the effective uh range where you can
actually pinpoint
is probably out to like 20 meters maybe
maybe 20 meters you start to get bullet
drop
you have wind resistance you know
different wind conditions
you have the uh the bullet velocity if
you're using a handgun like most police
officers
the um uh the amount the amount the
the speed that the bullet travel is
going to be slower so it's going to hit
the
the friction of the air uh and it's
going to deviate so you can't aim
like jack bauer for little bits and
pieces they have to aim for center mass
because if you're aiming for bits and
pieces of bodies
then you could actually have bystanders
we actually saw this happen
in new york where there was some
standoff near the empire state building
and the cops i guess were you know
trying to be extra
you know careful and then they ended up
shooting at this guy
a bunch of times and they only hit the
bystanders they didn't actually hit the
guy
that they was trying to hit so you can't
you can't aim
uh you you got to deal with recoil you
got to deal with adrenaline
there's so many factors which is why i
think that sometimes the cops get a bad
rap
sometimes but not every time does a cop
get a bad rap
but one of these days you got to come
with me to uh to a gun range there's a
good one in new jersey
where you don't need a gun license um
and they make sure everything is super
safe they got a bunch of different guns
you can fire
uh it would definitely uh help shape
your perception
of the use of firearms but it also goes
to the training right
you know a lot of these officers do need
to spend more time in de-escalation
training
and they do just need to spend more time
at the range
yeah paul was telling me about how uh
the the training that you get in the
marine corps as a marksman
right you get as much poor marxism they
don't get enough training
oh yes and loki yd you make a good point
the difference between
range and live situation is there too
absolutely like i said you add
adrenaline into it
you've got the gun bucking in your hand
uh you're supposed to be in control of
the situation there are a whole lot of
factors
that police officers have to uh try to
factor in
all in a split second
i forget how we got into this particular
conversation this conversation was
i uh when it comes to the blm stuff the
one thing that frustrated me was that
they were not all
they were all the names get put on the
same list rather than it being well
these are egregious these are and and
this is just uh
and the ones that are not uh what
they're advertised to be but
before that that we we got into this
discussion because of what appeared to
be
disproportionately uh harsh treatment of
the blm protesters versus the
cheeto and the in the door lock for the
for the maga protesters
i forget what we were on before that but
i do want to address marquez wilson
range need ammo ammo costs money defund
the police am i right
uh marquez it is a it is apparent to me
that you do not understand what defund
the police
actually means so i'm going to explain
it to you
defund the police is a movement to try
to reallocate
funds from the police department towards
community organizations to reduce the
need
to call the police to defund the police
movement in effect
is an attempt to take away
six or seven different responsibilities
that do not belong to police police are
not
uh are not uh specially trained to deal
with mentally ill people or emotionally
disturbed people
they they should not be called in
because you saw that somebody was
homeless
they should not be called in because
somebody
uh stayed in their parking spot for two
hours too long
the police are given responsibilities
that are well outside the the scope
of law enforcement police officers
should only be
asked to do law enforcement
then they should be paid well enough to
do
only law enforcement
if you're having an argument in your
house
with your spouse the police does not
they don't always need to be called for
that
right if somebody is violent in that
situation
now we call the police because somebody
has
harmed someone or is going to harm
someone
so the the goal of defunding the police
is actually to pay individual police
officers more money because they
are not paid enough for the job that
they do
but it is also to take pressure and
responsibility
away from police officers that that does
not belong to them in the first place
we've put too much on their minds so if
you want to go back to the situation
in the wendy's you're talking about
a drunk guy who was sleeping
in a drive-through right maybe somebody
else could have been called for that
situation but now you've got a guy who's
fearful because there are cell phone
cameras in their faces
and they're trying they really did try
to yes de-escalate that situation
if you look at the footage of when of
when the cops approached the the car and
they woke him up
they did not intend to kill that man but
they had to worry
about six or seven different [ __ ]
factors
when they could have just been called
only
when there's an actual dangerous
situation where somebody's life is in
danger
that is what the defund the police
movement is now
you do have people on the fringes that
say abolish the police
i'm not with those people because
our society has been structured in such
a way
the cat's out of the bag you need police
departments
but you also need to make sure that
officers are only burdened
with the job of law enforcement
and only that and then you put money
into law enforcement for the
enforcements of law
you take all the other money and you put
it into
into programs and situations
that would take situations that the
police would normally have to be called
and reduce
the amount of interaction that people
actually have to have with the police
that is the point not to make sure they
don't have enough bullets for their gun
not to make sure they don't have enough
bulletproof vests or uniforms
is to make sure that police are given
one job to do
instead of seven i think that that is a
conf
firstly i think that the defund the
police as a label for the movement
is probably is fairly horrible branding
so
well i actually went to and walked
through one of the protests around the
middle of june and i recorded it
and there were signs and some of them
you know said you know get rid of de
blasio and cuomo which i thought was
hysterical because there's a lot of
conservatives in staten island that
would love to get rid of the blasio and
cuomo but what i saw was
one sign that said defund the police and
then the other one he was
walking right next to someone who said
abolish the police
and then under it it said yes really and
they were talking they were joking
and they were walking side by side right
next to each other so when people say
defund the police does not mean abolish
the police but you see many protests
where the signs are right next to each
other and they're talking to each other
and they are on the same side
it really does make you wonder what does
that actually mean or is this a trojan
horse
to actually get rid of the police and i
think this is something that you talked
about a few years ago
where you if you have people who are
making a reasonable request and they're
not listened to
then the people who are insane are the
one that do get listened to or which is
you know again
how you get to how you get to people
storming the capital
without even going to models to buy 10
goggles and then going they amazed me
we're supposed to have a revolution
we're going to storm it
and they don't have like that's a
ridiculous person but
they got there because the reasonable
people were not
we're not listening exactly but i i
don't buy defund the police as
actually what you said personally
because i have
met or seen enough people that are
walking right next to someone
where their sign says abolish the police
i believe that you believe what you
believe when you hear defund the police
i believe that that's what you're for i
don't think you're for abolishing it
i've actually interviewed
uh politicians in our city that have
discussed it on my show
and that's another i didn't i didn't i
didn't pull this out of my own ass
yeah that's that's another point which
is that when people say in the movie
now if you want to say that if you want
to say that defund the police is not
is not a good way to market your idea
i give you that i give you that because
it does the other thing
defund means to take away you know
it's too vague it's too vague like i was
able to explain item for item what it
actually is
but the thing is that they left room for
people who don't share the ideology
to say that defund the police is
whatever they think that it is
and not actually what is being said just
like with the whole thing with colin
kaepernick colin kaepernick says
uh i don't think that you know that the
united states is living up
to the national anthem uh because of the
way black people are treated
and then people said no he's actually
protesting the military and then when he
says i'm not protesting the military
they say no
you are protesting the military but
that's not the proble i don't have a
problem with the military i have a
problem with
how black people are treated by law
enforcement no no you have a problem
with the military
the other thing there with the defund
the police when someone because the
person who
you were responding to was 110 trolling
you marquez was not arguing in good
faith as you could tell by his other
comments
but when he said this is about not
having money for the
uh for for the actual police the police
budget in new york city
throughout you know what was in the 5
billion range
while the city was getting cleaned up
from all the crackhead stuff for the
early 90s
when we were able to decrease crime
exponentially from where it was in 2000
uh 2001 or 2005 or 2010 that entire
period of cleanup was happening at five
around five billion so
how'd it get to six billion how to get
to seven billion how to get to more
that's a lot of money and what and i
agree that that money could likely be
used to
help people not get to the point where
they're doing this [ __ ] to begin with
if you were able to get rid of all the
crime and you were able to have all the
bullets to be able to do all the
shootings that you did at five billion
like i know inflation is a [ __ ] but
like what do you need seven for right
now
yeah so this one guy gave a hundred
dollars two times so i just feel i have
to i have
to read this oh yeah the valid point how
does one achieve that middle america not
only in population centers
built in b but in bfe i don't know what
bfe stands for and i feel stupid for not
knowing that do you know what bfe stands
for uh
valley point but i just want to achieve
that middle america not only
but uh we have to identify a way to
actually enact change without worrying
about pc culture without worrying of
political party wishes just
definitive ways to move forward i think
you need to have people that are not for
this
you know team red or team blue to
actually enact a change because right
now people are just focused on
you know a what side are you on b once
i've classified you i'm going to go to
war with you
how do you say i'm trolling oh come on
man i'm reading the same comments you're
posting
again i'm responding to your point but
simultaneously you're [ __ ] trolling
i thought it was great [ __ ] eggs
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break [ __ ] eggs i don't know why eggs
was the [ __ ]
uh the e word that i thought of but
maybe it's just because i'm hungry
gets gets got stabbed to death silly man
oh bfe equals in the middle of nowhere
yeah that that that's not a good acronym
from [ __ ] egypt very rural small towns
yeah that that that
that's a bad acronym while we're in the
middle of talking about bad branding of
defund the police that is a bad acronym
yeah yeah so my thing is i'm not going
to uh
i'm not going to argue with you if you
think uh that the branding of defunded
police
uh isn't good but when the when the nypd
committed to defunding the police they
cut 900 million dollars off of a six
billion dollar budget they did not go
from six billion to zero
they went from six billion to five
billion now
it was it was five billion uh during the
time
of uh that corrupt guy bloomberg
like why would we need an extra billion
if the crime rate was as low as it was
at five billion
like they didn't need to continue to to
militarize the police force that was
already successful
the police i mean if you think about it
we haven't had
uh but only a handful of uh cases that
that made it to national news where uh
where excessive force was even
uh you know
nobody was complaining about excessive
force like that
uh during the bloomberg years i mean
they have the stop and frisk thing and
that was unconstitutional but
we weren't constantly saying the police
were beating the shot of us and shooting
us
and that was at five billion dollars the
other the the truly sad thing is that
what you what use that you are
talking about and advocating for is
reallocating these funds to other groups
that could potentially help them
the you know 2021 is not going to be the
year of defund the police it's going to
be the year of defunding everything
there's
like 45 percent of the revenue for the
city comes in from property taxes which
comes in from landlords taking rent from
people and paying it to the city
and a lot of the city appears to be at
least the richer sections or the
the parts in midtown manhattan where all
of the people all the
people are paying all this money or
emptying out so they did lower the
police budget but i don't know how
they're reallocating that anywhere else
because i don't see there being money
for anything else
right also
i will read your comment if you give a
dollar honestly dr evil's been reading
comments for zero dollars just wanna let
you know
i'll take it thank you you might but i
have to
you know that's too much money for me to
be looking at thank you thank you truly
from the bottom of my heart thank you i
just want to make sure you know
you don't have to give a dollar for me
for you could give a dollar and i'll
still read it but i appreciate it
after the stimulus check son yeah that
that said
that's sad that you can measure that in
terms of stimulus checks
we are exactly where we started bfe was
in the quote intentionally
we've now focused on nothing except for
that stupid acronym i expect you louis
honestly
oh come on we brought up the point i
think we brought up the point
we have to identify a way to actually
enact change without worrying about
pc culture yeah i think you know if we
could if you want to swing
if you want to uh swing um
if you want to swing the conversation to
pc culture
because i'm going to look at his comment
one more time it deserves to be looked
at again
i think the issue here is you just have
people that are at each other's throats
i don't even think it's a question of pc
culture it's that is you ha
as long as as where as people are at
each other's throats and on edge as much
as they are they're not going to concede
anything even if it's a
remotely reasonable point to somebody
else because they feel like that person
isn't going to run with it
yeah i just feel like too many people
are just too
they're just too married to the game
and i think that it's hurting them
is hurting us um i think that pc culture
is one of the
one of the worst things that's happened
to us as a society
because it immediately puts you on the
defensive if people are constantly
trying to police your speech
at every turn and telling you what you
can say and what you cannot say you feel
silenced and again eight years of obama
again i'm not blaming obama
but a lot of obama's followers you know
they were
it was pc on steroids and i felt like it
was
um i felt like it just
it gave us what we have today i think
that if you
want to focus on the issue now how we
got to start defending the first
amendment
how do we make it better i think a big
part of it
when you hear something from someone
else that is something that you would
typically become
emotionally aggravated at and you know
want to pick up your sword to protect it
just listen actually listen listen to
the whole thing this is a very
this took me a good three years to start
doing again i'll be honest because it's
it's easy to get to a point where i'm so
aggravated at hearing the same [ __ ] over
and over again
that again as i said in the beginning of
the stream people's brain just starts to
turn off
and i'm sick of hearing the same thing
from the same source over and over again
i'm fighting back against it
it's v and i think for a period of time
it was easy for me to start turning off
my brain so now when i hear something
like that
i've done my best to get to a point
where i can listen to it without
becoming
actually emotionally angry and
aggravated at the moment that i'm
hearing something that counters my own
belief system
you know and more people have to figure
out how to do that and that's a [ __ ]
hard thing to do because i honestly
don't even know how i figure
i i just stopped doing it one day but
it's not something where i can explain
to someone else how to
how to stop doing it and people have to
be at that point
you know what i think you know jeremiah
like i just highlighted his comment
how do we focus on the issue jeremiah i
think you're witnessing it right here
and now
um i don't know if anybody in the chat
has
has quite understood exactly how i'm
approaching this comment section
but i'm not attacking um
what's the young lady's name with the
with the business that burned down
barbie
yeah barbie i'm not attacking barbie
barbie and i honest i
obviously don't agree on some very
material issues
but i'm not attacking her you know like
i'm recognizing where she's coming from
she's a human [ __ ] being and she has
her viewpoints based upon what life has
taught her based upon what she's seen
and i'm here telling you about
the way that i see things based upon
what i've experienced and what i've seen
so for us to be able to sit here
and be in the comments section and talk
to each other
and not throw barbs at each other and
not um um
not attack each other and just say you
know what i just
[ __ ] disagree i'm not saying hey
barbie you're a racist because you
disagree
no she told me what she's gone through
she's told me what she's seen
what she's experienced and that has
shaped her viewpoint
and if we stop trying to find out where
people are racist and sexist
and phobic and if we stop trying to
destroy
other people's lives my gosh for
disagreeing with us that we actually try
to listen
and understand where people are coming
from this is how we address pc culture
this is how it gets done it starts with
me
getting a call from rosman because me
and rosman had some spirited debates on
the gym floor
i mean we were infamous for it but we
had the discussions that were necessary
because they were necessary you know
what it wasn't all me trying to
you know dump a bunch of bleeding heart
liberal [ __ ] and cram it down his throat
no i learned a lot
from uh from louis and his uh
you know very of cerebral approach
to to these kinds of subjects
i'm also a cerebral person but i also
understand that there's an emotional
component
to some of these facts you know the the
behavior of a human being creates facts
but the motivations for those human
beings are emotions
and we have to recognize that and we
have to be able to see
one one side and the other so anytime
i see somebody saying some racist [ __ ] i
seek out conversation with them
to understand where they're coming from
and then you find out that they're
really not as racist as they're trying
to make themselves out to be
they're just [ __ ] angry and they're
tired of not being hurt
and i think that if we allow people to
express themselves in
anger without judging their their
character
uh as evil i think that we can go a long
way
but the thing is it starts with you and
me it starts with comment sections like
this
it starts with um me running into lewis
on the gym floor
it starts it starts with us
and we have to be able to be we have to
be willing
to engage in respectful discourse
whether we agree with each other or not
and then that is going to be the way
people start voting
the politicians are going to have to pay
attention
to how civil discourse is being held and
then they're going to have to follow
suit
or they're not going to get elected and
that's how it moves up the board
that makes sense how do we do that
oh my gosh we're doing it we're doing it
right here it's actually being done
right here
hopefully this is the example
how many times have we insulted each
other or assumed the worst intentions of
each other because we disagree
zero times yeah i mean just do do this
this is really it how do we do that well
i think you have to get people into it
to a point where they want to do that
you know do you want to own the other
side do you want to stay in an echo
chamber or do you want to
speak to yeah so the problem is um both
sides are pulling too hard
the left and right are supposed to be
counterweight so we don't tip the boat
stop trying to force people to take your
side
i cannot agree with you more
sometimes just being able to disagree
it's a good skill to have
you know uh if you believe in something
um you know say it forcefully say with
your chest but also allow people
to have their own [ __ ] views you know
like i hate i hate this whole thing the
newest religion
atheism i mean they've basically turned
into a group of people
that are now infamous just for trying to
[ __ ] on other people's beliefs
like if you don't believe in god great
it's your [ __ ] business
but don't [ __ ] on the next guy so yeah i
i'm
um i uh i definitely
agree with you but i think again it
starts here
having heated discussions without the
urge to bash has its progression
it is honestly it's easier said than
done it's easier i
fail at that so often like i try not to
fail
but it's hard to you know i'm human
brett d says never assume the worst
right
every single time i hear some [ __ ] from
somebody trying to bark at me that this
this trumper is a racist and all this
other stuff
i have to remind people that nobody
wakes up in the morning and says you
know what
i'm gonna harm people today i want to be
a [ __ ] douche bag
you know what i think that i'm gonna go
try to find
you know some black person to go hurt or
or i'm going to go search out a gay
person
or a white person no i i don't think
it's like that at all
i just think that we've gotten so
rapidly partisan
that uh it's almost like we're at a part
where
people fee they would feel weak if they
turn
back towards normal discourse they would
feel like they backed down
i don't see you um remember i can't see
you um
i think you're just reading the uh the
comments yeah i was just reading the
comments
yeah i'm reading it too i started to get
a little tired
yeah my point barbie is that it's not
about being pres um
it's not about being prejudiced against
atheists like i said if you don't
believe in god
do you but can we stop short of [ __ ]
on
other people's beliefs can we can we do
that
i'm pretty anti-religion myself but you
know
uh don't underestimate how evil people
can actually be
they can be evil but we are not
inherently evil
and i think that we need to get away
from thinking if you don't agree with me
you're a bad person we need to get away
from that
they say okay so let's say you walk into
a bar you talk about the siege in the
capitol they say that it
it was warranted they called me a
liberal they called me an uncle tom
oh you're doing it
that's how you know you're doing a good
job so yeah and then he says what
what do you say well i would i mean the
first thing that i would say is
uh why do you bel you know why do you
believe that and
what led you to your current belief
system i want to actually understand
what
why do you believe what you believe i'm
not going to fight what you believe
because i'm not fighting the underlying
structure
why do you believe that why do you see
the world that way why do you choose to
see the world through this lens because
everybody's seeing a world through a
lens and i kind of want to understand
what your background is so i can
understand why you're seeing the world
through your lens
and honestly at that point
and that's that's one of those things
where you may honestly you may not
get a valid answer because like i know
there are there's like maybe three or
five people where i would actually feel
comfortable telling them why i see the
world the way i do and why i view it
through this particular lens and how
that led me to filter the facts that i
see so that
i see the world the way that i do you
may not that may not be something
someone wants to discuss with you in a
bar
but it is something that you can get
amongst people that that are your
friends
and that that's something that i think
you can expect from people who are your
friends to
eventually get to the point where they
trust you enough to share that with you
and then
start to try and understand them from
there so that rather than attacking the
symptom you're attacking the actual or
you're you're
you're dealing with the the primary
cause rather than just the symptom of
something
[Music]
you know it was really funny um nwa
called me an uncle tom
and my response is elliott and barbie uh
would uh strongly disagree with you
to be clear i don't know if it's the way
i set my white balance or the way you
set your camera but
i think i look darker than you
um maybe uh
the hair in my beard is definitely
whiter than you so
i remember the first time that you saw
me in the gym you thought that i was a
mexican day laborer that couldn't afford
training
you said you just wanted to help me out
yo i didn't even know if you spoke
english
yeah no i get that all that i get that
all the time
he thought that i couldn't afford
training so he thought i'm i'm just
going to be nice to this guy i'm going
to give him a few tips so he doesn't
[ __ ] kill himself because i was
trying to do deadlifts again
right after having torn my quadricep and
i was not doing anything properly
because i had not done a leg exercise in
about eight or ten months
yeah like i saw i was like this guy
can't this guy
possibly this guy there's no it doesn't
i did not think that you
could speak english but i couldn't have
you
rupturing a part of your spine because
you know i'm still on the gym floor even
though i
wasn't on duty at the time and uh
i was like i just can't have this guy
[ __ ] himself up
so yeah you would be the one that has to
give me cpr and you don't want to give
me cpr that's the way you
yeah i don't like touching people and i
don't like to be touched by people
so i was just like let me try to help
this guy and then when you spoke english
i was like okay good
and then you were like how much does it
cost to train with you and the thing at
the time
uh the gym that i worked at you know
they charged 135
an hour uh for my sessions and anytime
somebody asked me that i'm just kind of
like oh here we go
here we go he's like yup it's 13 50 for
10 sessions and you're like okay
done and i was like wait what okay
uh all right that gym also really
ferociously
forced uh people who were trainers there
to be sales people there was this one
guy
now the white guy with a little pop
belly and the air jordans that would
always have his [ __ ] clipboard
and then like he and he he was bothering
me be before i i injured my leg
and he would always have and he would
have the clipboard that had the 12 of
the 13 things you need to use to sell me
and i said
i remember saying something like so do
they have a 14 step on there that
actually gets me to sign up
he looked at me he looked at the
clipboard he laughed and then he just
walked away it was
i felt so i felt really bad because it i
didn't realize how much management at
that gym actually pushed people
but he had so bad
it's so bad at the gym
yeah funny story lewis go for it
so here's a funny story about that guy
that approached you with the uh with the
clipboard right
um uh the dude with the
the the of the slightly overweight guy
that looked like he had a dad bod
in the air jordans he was a jewish guy
who um uh
he got propositioned by one of the older
gay guys
in the bathroom like
i swear to god yo that [ __ ] he told us
this in a break room
it sounds like new york sports club i i
laid my head
on the break room table and just died
laughing that sounds more like a new
york sports club than crunch
like the dude the dude came out of the
sauna
and nothing but a towel right goes into
the bathroom area because you know how
the bathroom
you remember how the bathroom area looks
yeah dude drops his towel and then puts
his foot up on the counter
with his [ __ ] pierogi hanging out oh
dude
and the dude was like uh no not [ __ ]
with that
oh my god i feel bad
even even mr clipboard doesn't deserve
that
yeah like i i he quit he quit not long
after that
he was gone not long after that he was
like um i don't know i don't know
if he i don't know if he
quit because of that but that definitely
didn't [ __ ] help
[Laughter]
yeah i i'm never gonna forget this ties
in and one of the things you told me
that got me to get my posture a little
bit more correct which was
i would always have my at my like i
always have my my chest sticking out my
ass sticking out and then
or as you lee says my coccyx bone or
whatever is not my hip is not
improperly and you would always say uh
why are you presenting your ass
in a chelsea gym and like that stuck
with me i cuz i still have that problem
but i check it all the time like i'm
like okay if i'm standing like this i'm
like no no
not doing that yo that's how many times
have i told you
stop presenting your ass in a chelsea
gym and stop
eating bananas on the gym floor at that
one particular gym
i told you that i like bananas they give
me energy hey
yo let's let's end while i'm behind
so oh now where can people find you
people want people start wanting your
behind
[Laughter]
oh [ __ ] you know i just i just wanted to
uh
thank everybody in the chat whether we
agree or not i
want to thank you for saying what you
feel i don't want anybody
to you know treat me like you know oh
you know he's a friend of of lewis so we
have to treat him in a certain way if
you don't agree with me and you got some
strong words for me
i still appreciate you as long as you
know you
um you know speak to me respect i'm
going to speak to your respect
and i hope that you guys got that
feeling that i actually do respect you
guys
and i respect you because of you know
you guys you know here today
you know you guys are not in the chat of
you know some e girl trying to get you
to buy
uh eight eight you know miller you know
uh what is it 350
milliliters of their bath water you're
here
because you wanted to um
you wanted to enjoy some kind of
discourse or you thought that there was
going to be some kind of board repair
you guys are here to better yourself
so i always i'm always going to respect
those
who absorb content
like what uh
what louis offers not there are not a
lot of people that are going to sit here
and then watch somebody
solder a board so i respect a lot of you
guys for that
um and uh i do
like the fact that you guys uh have been
mostly welcoming and mostly respectful
and i respect the [ __ ] out of uh of all
you again
you know honesty and respect they go
hand in hand
i hope that i do get a um a dude that i
uh
i hope that i do get a chance to uh talk
to you guys about a lot more crazy
things that are going on society and if
we
disagree [ __ ] it where can people find
you so i put a link in the youtube chat
and i'll also put a link in the video
description that's is that the best
place to find you
yeah so there are a couple of places you
can find me uh some of the people that
hold more right wing views
you're probably not going to want to
check me out on black power magic hour
which is on act.tv's
twitter twitter twitch channel so if you
wanted to see
uh me gonna going head-to-head with
somebody more liberal than myself
because i know that most of you see me
as a liberal
well i'm the guy that seemed as the
right-wing [ __ ] on that show
um so uh you can find me on act dot
tv that is act.tvs twitch and
uh facebook that is a show that is
already on the air
you can catch me at dr evil dean uh
evil underscore genius on uh twitch
you can find me at the link that
he posted uh here in this chat
also i'm gonna kind of uh announce to
you guys
that i've got a brand new show that i'm
putting together called
the talk and [ __ ] podcast you're
actually the first people publicly
that i'm actually telling about this
because we're trying to work out some of
the technical
things and try to get uh stream labs to
work and all this other stuff
um the talk and [ __ ] podcast it will not
be
a liberal safe space at all
uh we're gonna be saying a lot of [ __ ]
up [ __ ] uh we're going to be giving a
lot of our own personal opinions
and you know we welcome you to agree or
disagree with us
um we're going to be i'm going to be
putting that out um one of the first
guests that we're going to have will be
louis rossman so stay tuned for that
uh i'm pretty sure he'll put it in the
discord he'll put it um
you know his his first time being a
guest on the show uh it'll be me
dr evil genius uh with captain paul
we're really excited to bring you some
seriously entertaining uh content
you know entertainment sports sex
relationships
politics social commentary
um no talking [ __ ] the talking [ __ ]
podcast
i'm confident that this will be remain
monetized by youtube throughout
the year the entirety of your journey oh
we're not even we're just gonna put the
podcast
on youtube um we're gonna uh we're gonna
be streaming live
uh one of our shows in uh during the
week is gonna be live on twitch
the other ones will be pre-recorded in
uh
in traditional podcast form and you know
we're going to have the whole
you know social media breakdown i really
do believe
that you guys are going to enjoy that
show for people who want to live in the
liberal space
that's what black power magic hour is
about um
that i do uh with messiah rhodes but
with me and captain paul
um who uh no relation to paul daniels or
rossman group paul
no not no not not either one uh but he
definitely is a conservative
um i'm a little bit i'm slightly left of
center i'd probably say
um but he's like moderately right of
center
um probably a little bit more firmly on
the right and he's gonna say
whatever the [ __ ] he wants to say so uh
i think that you guys are gonna really
enjoy that show
again lewis rossman is probably going to
be
our very first guest after our test
episode
uh so lewis will let you know about that
he'll have the links for you and i truly
hope
that you end up uh enjoying that show
because that show is going to be [ __ ]
fire i guarantee it
all right i'll see you all later link in
the chat thank you very much for
watching and as always i hope you
learned something