B (6:21)

I'm not taking them away from people, Senator.

A (6:23)

It takes it away. If you can't get it from your.

B (6:26)

Pharmacy, well, most Americans are going to be able to get it from their pharmacy for free dollars. Most Americans will be able to get it from their pharmacy for a year.

A (6:35)

The question is everyone who wants it. That was your promise.

B (6:40)

I never promised that I was going to recommend products with which there is no indication.

A (6:45)

When you said.

B (6:46)

And I know you've taken $855,000 from pharmaceutical companies, Senator, did you hold up.

A (6:53)

A big sign saying that you were lying when you said that? Because you are the one who said you would not take them away. Now, Senator, I'm not taking them away from any secretary. You.

B (7:05)

You want me to indicate a product for which there is no clinical data? Is that what you want?

A (7:11)

Secretary Kennedy said you what you want, and now you did.

B (7:15)

I'm not taking them away. Everybody can get access to them.

A (7:18)

No, she's not listening. All she's doing is just. They're talking over each other. RFK Jr. Is sitting there saying, no, what you're saying is not true. And she's just railroading him. RFK Jr is not taking away access to vaccines. He's not recommending them. You don't need to recommend a jab to a liberal. They'll be, like, rolling up their sleeve. They're so excited to get jabbed a bajillion times. Like, who cares if RFK Jr recommends it or not? These people are going to line up for it. Anyway, and he's not removing access. But don't tell people who don't want to roll up their sleeve that they're wrong. Allow people to make these decisions for themselves and their own families. It's highly concerning that the scientists come out about adverse reactions. And it makes you wonder why mental illness is at an all time high. So many kids have allergies and behavioral problems that we haven't seen just decades earlier. There's new science that suggests that food dies, may have links to behavioral problems in children, hyperactivity, adhd, other diagnoses. But we're the crazy ones for wanting to play it safe and not play Russian roulette with our lives. Just because people who are bought and paid for by big pharma say so, we have completely woken up. I'm not listening to the government, I'm not listening to people who are bought and paid for by big pharma. I'm not going into my doctor and blindly saying like, well, we recommend this. And I'm like, well, okay, well, my doctor said so. Not anymore. I used to do that before my eyes were opened. I used to get a flu shot every year. I'm not doing that anymore. My eyes have been completely opened. If something is predictive or they think based on last year's flu that this might help you, screw it. I'm not doing that. It's stupid. And honestly, I have not gotten sick since I stopped taking vaccines. I'm just gonna say that I'm not recommending anything. This isn't medical advice. I'm just telling you what I've been through. I didn't get the COVID 19 vaccine. And since COVID I have not gotten a shot. And I have been fine. I have been healthy. Not even a cold. Nothing. Nothing. So that's just my experience. I'm sure a lot of people have dealt with that as well. Where I don't trust these people. But you can trust the leadership in Florida, especially when it comes to Covid, to be on the right side of history. When all the blue state governors were implementing these draconian lockdown measures, forcing sick people inside altogether, mandating masks and vaccines, Florida did the opposite. They encouraged the elderly population and people with comorbidities to do what they saw fit in terms of mitigation. But for otherwise healthy and young people, they let individuals and families make the decisions for their own bodies, not big pharma and not the government. Well, Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lopato made a wonderful announcement yesterday. Watch this. The Florida Department of Health in partnership with the governor, is going to be.

C (10:26)

Working to end all vaccine mandates in Florida law.

A (10:32)

All of them. All of them. Who? Who am I as a government or anyone else? Or who am I as a man standing here now to tell you what you should put in your body? Who am I to tell you what your child should put in your body? I don't have that right. Your body. Your body is a gift from God. What you put into your body. What you put into your body is because of your relationship with your body and your God. I don't have that right. This means if you want to get the vaccine, fine, but it will not be mandated for everyone. If you choose to not vaccinate your child, you are met with all of these problems, all of these roadblock blocks. Most families are kicked out of their pediatrician's office or they run into issues with vaccine mandates to enroll children in schools in Florida. They are going to put freedom and family and individual liberty first. Which of course brought out the haters. This is some guy on X, this liberal. He seems nice. He wrote this. Joseph Lopato should not be trusted. Send him back to the shit stained country he's from so he can fix their insane maternal death rate. Talking about this because he's a Nigerian American immigrant shit stained country. Wow. I thought liberals were tolerant and loving. I thought they loved immigrants. But I guess they only like the illegal ones, not the legal Nigerian American doctors like Joseph Lopato who are contributing to society. It's not enough that he's a board certified internist with experience in epidemiology. This Vermont Democrat, Rebecca Belint, was going to question his expertise. Anyway, here's that clip from April. Watch this. Are you a specialist in infectious diseases?

C (12:30)

I am board certified in internal medicine.

A (12:33)

And internal medicine doctors take care of a wide variety of patients. Understood. Are you a specialist? I asked a very specific question. Are you a specialist in infectious diseases? So I am board certified internal medicine. Okay. The answer I guess is no. Which is okay, we're moving on. Infectious diseases. Are you a specialist in epidemiology?

C (12:53)

I have PhD training.

A (12:56)

Epidemiology. You are not a specialist in epidemiology?

C (12:59)

I have PhD training in epidemiology and.

A (13:02)

Biostatistics and health economics. Are you a vaccine researcher? I am not a vaccine researcher.

B (13:11)

Mr. Latipo, the general lady from Vermont just questioned your credentials. Isn't it true you have a PhD and an MD from Harvard?

A (13:19)

Yes, that's correct. But apparently not enough.

B (13:21)

I guess not.

A (13:23)

Not enough. So you can imagine that The Internet is completely losing their minds over Surgeon General's decision to end these mandates for children, saying that he's going to be putting kids at risk, the community as a whole at risk. Which begs the question, if the vaccine works, then why are the vax so worked up? If you believe that the vaccine prevents the spread of the diseases and it prevents contraction and all this stuff, Covid, measles, whatever, then who? Does it really matter if Sally is vaccinated and Billy sitting next to her is not? You know, I am wanting to be a mom one day. I have friends who are pregnant. I have friends who have young children. Some of my friends didn't want to get the COVID 19 vaccine, but they did. They didn't want to, but they had to because of their jobs or what have you. I get it. They were able to have healthy children. But I have a friend now who's pregnant and she does not want to vaccinate her child. And I told her, good for you, first of all. But you are going to have to find a pediatrician's office that will keep you. Like, you may have to really fight for a doctor who will keep you in their office. Because a lot of these offices, like I said, bought and paid for by big pharma, they get a kickback. They get incentives to have the majority of their clientele or their patients be vaccinated. And a lot of these doctors are now kicking unvaccinated kids out of their pediatricians offices. That's scary. So she's looking into that. And with all of this news today, it just makes me feel better about living in Florida, moving to Florida, potentially starting a family one day in Florida. I don't want to vaccinate my kids, especially not the vaccine schedule that we have now where kids are getting jabbed with like 70 shots and they make a little cocktail of all of them and put them in your child. They're not even days old. I don't want that. And even parents who are saying, well, hey, they go to their pediatrician, well, can we spread this out or can we get this one and not that one? They are met with resistance. So these parents who want better for their children are going to have to fight. And if you don't live in Florida, this is going to be a fight. So I'm just grateful that I live in Florida now. I'm grateful for my friends who are pregnant and live in Florida. This. They have the freedom to raise their family the way that they want and to do their own research and not have to just blindly follow whatever these doctors say. So, you know, these people who are all concerned about the vaccines, like we should have herd immunity. If the majority of people are getting vaccinated, then who cares? Like, who cares about the minute few who don't want to do it? I mean, it just shouldn't be a concern. And the cure cannot be worse than the disease. If the negative effects of the diseases are still up for debate, then I don't blame parents who don't want to make their kid a guinea pig or a statistic. I commend my friends and other parents and moms who are taking matters into their own hands. It's literally an issue of life or death. But the Internet is just, you know, they're going crazy over this. And of course Democratic governors are, are piling on because of course, whatever Governor Gavin Newsom, I'm sorry, whatever Governor Ron DeSantis does, Governor Gavin Newsom has to do the opposite. He has to make a show of it. And even I think this was like a few months ago, but I forget what it was about specifically, but Governor Ron DeSantis had said something like, well, I have a playbook of what not to do. And it's just what they're doing in California. It's whatever Gavin Newsom's doing. I'm just going to do the opposite. That's my playbook. So I think that Governor Ron DeSantis is on the right side of the history here. He was on the right side during COVID He's still on the right side. But Gavin Newsome wants to create his own West Coast Health Alliance. These, this is a group of Democrat governors, of course, Gavin Newsom from California, Tina Kotech of Oregon and Bob Ferguson of Washington. They announced they're going to create this alliance and they're going to provide science based recommendations for vaccines in their states. Good for you guys. Mandate whatever you want. But we can look to California and how it was run during COVID specifically for a what not to do manual like Governor Ron DeSantis has said. So if Gavin Newsom thinks that he knows what's best, that's laughable. But I feel sorry for the people who live under him because he didn't even follow his own stupid guidelines when he put them in place during the pandemic. He was mandating masks and banning people from spending time outside at the beach and getting sunshine and vitamin D and all that. All while he was yucking it up at the French Laundry with other rich people who also think they're above the law. So they're losers. And I, I really do feel bad for the people who live under them. I hope if you can move. People always say, Florida's full, Tennessee's full, Nashville's full. All these places that I've moved, everyone gets so angry. All these red states. Like no one else move here. But it's. I think it would behoove you, especially if you want to raise a family, start a family. I, if you. I know it's hard to move away from family. I've done that. But I think in order to start my own family, you have to do it in a place where, you know, you're free to make decisions for your own family. All right, onto the Epstein update from last night. After my show there, I said that anyone excited at the prospect of an Epstein client list being released should manage their expectations because I genuinely do not believe that anything will happen. We are dealing with the rich and powerful and influential who will file defamation lawsuits knowing that there wasn't enough evidence to charge them then. There isn't going to be any. Any now. Well, Congressman Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene have vowed to release the Epstein client list from these alleged Epstein survivors on the House floor to protect them from these potential and inevitable lawsuits. So watch this.

B (19:42)

The survivors said that they had decided to compile their own list, but the reality is if they try to release that list, they're going to be sued into homelessness.

A (19:52)

Right.

B (19:53)

They will be attacked. They will have death threats. And so what my colleague Marjorie Taylor Greene volunteered to do and I volunteered to do as well, is to read that list on the floor of the House of Representatives because our founders put into the Constitution speech or debate immunity, which says that we can't be prosecuted for what we say on the floor of the House. So we're willing to help those survivors get those names out there.

A (20:21)

My take still stands. This will put us back at square one. Nothing will happen. The pedos won't see accountability. The victims won't get justice. However, if these latest stunts can get the DOJ to release everything that they have, then fine. I mean, I want everything released. I just don't think that they're going to release child pornography. I don't think that they'll release anything that will expose victims based on what they've said. So I would just. Prepare yourselves for a big nothing burger that will leave us with more questions and answers yet again. People are going to be angry. Now, I want to take a quick break to tell you about fatty 15. You know, I'm in the gym, I need my joints to be in tip top shape. I need to have good sleep and you like me probably want to find something that will help you slow down the aging process. I am excited to share with you guys. C15 from Fatty 15. It is the first essential fatty acid to be discovered in more than 90 years. The co founder Stephanie Dr. Stephanie Van Watson discovered the benefits of C15 while working in the US Navy and based on studies we know that when our cells don't have enough C15 they can age faster. Who wants that? So fatty 15 can help repair and protect age related damage to cells and help activate pathways in the body that support our overall wellness. Fatty 15 is science backed, it is award winning. It is 100% pure C15 supplement that comes in a gorgeous glass reusable bar jar. So it is not plastic. It is good for the environment and it does look good. I can attest to that. I'm having so much more energy since fatty 15 sent me some to try and it is really helping me get through long days. Fatty 15 is on a mission to optimize your C15 levels and help support your long term health and wellness, especially as you age. So you can get an additional 15% off their 90 day subscription starter kit by going to fatty15.com scroll and using code scroll at checkout. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. On top of building this fake volcano for months, I give my daughter Smarty pants vitamins to support her brain health. So her science fair project sounds more like and less like. And while I may say it's not a competition, of course it's a f ing competition. Choose Smartypants vitamins to support your kid's brain health and save the science fair. Shop on Amazon, smartypantsvitamins.com or at target today. But speaking of protecting kids, a new company is coming out with a solution to protect children from the evils of cell phones and social media apps and Internet access and it is a blast from the past. I thought that this was crazy. Crazy in a good way. But I just never thought that we would see this. This startup is called Tin Can. It is a landline phone that will have WI fi access but there's no screen, no scrolling, no Internet, no apps. So they won't get caught up in social media too young. They can still stay connected with family and friends in a safe way. It even looks nostalgic. If you could scroll through here. It looks like a landline. I mean, it looks like, look at that, it has the cord and everything. So this is for kids and very nostalgic, very 90s, very early 2000s. So who would have thought that going back in time to older technology, well, new technology in the style of old technology would be the solution to keep kids safe. But this is really all that kids need. They don't need apps. They won't be chatting with people that they don't know. They can't be groomed by pedophiles online. They won't get caught up in any of these dangerous social media trends that we've seen. So this is a win, win. You know, Andy, I was talking to you about this earlier and, you know, there are all these social media trends. You see kids getting wrapped up in it's, you know, hold your breath or eat this or whatever. It is stupid stuff, right? And kids do it because they're kids and they're just learning and they're young and they don't know any better. And unfortunately, these kids get hurt or worse. And a lot of this has to do with access to apps. And parents are, you know, they can set parental controls on the TV or on the phone, but these kids know how to undo them. And what. It's very hard to keep your child sheltered for as long as I think they deserve to be. And there's a fine line between being like a helicopter crazy parent and also like letting your kid live 100%.

C (25:11)

A couple thoughts. Number one, do you, did you see the ding dong and ditch, like the, the, the knock and leave kind of thing is something that kids are doing now. And, and then it startled some. But when in Texas, to the point where a kid was shot through the door.

A (25:25)

Right.

C (25:26)

And so, like, that's an example of what you're saying about staring at the, at the t. At the, at the apps. Get off the apps. What? I hope stuff like this.

A (25:34)

Yeah, but I was ding dong ditching and Chinese fire drilling before I had a phone.

C (25:40)

Everything circles back, you know, everything circles back. So what I' now it's the apps. Get rid of the apps. Get these kids back on a fun device like this. Then get rid of this. Get the kids back outside and just have fun. You do not need an electronic device.

A (25:57)

They can't really spend that much time on it. All they can do is call. So if they can call their mom, call their friends, that's fine. That's even better for them than texting because kids these days, even older kids, Gen Z Millennials. People choose to text more than call.

C (26:15)

Even best case scenario, get on your bike and hang out with the neighborhood kids. You wonder why some of these shows like Stranger Things are so popular. It's because they hit on those. It's like, this is my crew. These are my three kids.

A (26:29)

They live in my neighborhood.

C (26:31)

I'm riding my bike. Get these kids back outside.

A (26:34)

I agree. And some of my, like, best memories from growing up were playing manhunt and capture the flag and all these things. All the kids in the neighborhood get together. It would be dusk and we'd be running around, but we lived in a safe neighborhood and no, no one had a phone. It was just, you know, come home later or come home in time for dinner and you'll be fine. So I think that this is really wonderful because it'll get kids, like you said, off the phones, outside, having these real connections that are so pertinent and important for just, just life in general. Just setting them up for life, kids.

C (27:11)

Being kids, kids being kids.

A (27:13)

But the evils of AI. You know, I love to talk about this, but the new or not new, but the Bumble founder has some thoughts on new AI technology. Her name is Whitney Wolf Herd, and she was speaking today at the Bloomberg Tech Summit in San Francisco, saying that Bumble is now considering how AI can help women find men. Because Bumble, I'm on Bumble, I'm also on Hinge, But Bumble is the woman has to make the first move. Like you match. If I like someone and someone likes me back, I have to make the first move. I have to reach out. The whole purpose of this was to kind of crack down on men making rude comments to women and whatever. If the woman makes the first move. I mean, still, men can ruin it, but whatever. But this woman is now saying to update this, she wants to have these AI dating companions where. Where it's like a concierge, where it would know all about you and then everyone else's AI would know all about them and then they can kind of do the weeding out themselves. Where the AI would essentially go on the date with the other person's AI and they would figure out if they're a good match without even having to meet them. Because I do think that these dating apps, there is something to be said for just the overwhelming amount of people like, likes that you get. And there's the downside, is that you swipe, you swipe, you swipe. It takes the humanity out of it where it's like, oh, this is just like a 2D profile of the person. You don't even really know who they are, but it's just kind of down to, like, looks like, do I like this person? Do I not like this person? Yes, yes, yes. But no, no, no. And I don't think that this is going to help at all. Like, we need to get back to people connecting with people rather than AI connecting with AI on our behalf to, like, make it easier for us. I think this is just another thing that we're putting off onto a computer or a technology to do for us, when in reality we really need to, like, work the muscle of just being a real person and having human connection with someone else. I mean, I don't really want AI to date for me. I want to date. I want to make the decision. I. Because what if AI decides that, like, my future husband isn't right for me? And then I could say, no, I like that guy.

C (29:45)

You know what if your concierge values brains over looks.

A (29:50)

We need both.

C (29:52)

I mean, like, your, your concierge may be like, listen, I think what's best for you is a dude that's smart.

A (29:58)

Yeah, maybe I don't know what's best for me. I don't think they do. Like, I don't mind if these apps use AI in their algorithm to see if they can find better suited people and put them in front of users. But we have to get away from this notion that we're talking to AI about our wants, our deepest, darkest secrets, our romantic desires, our problems, our red flags, our icks, all these things. I don't want AI dating on my behalf. Like, shouldn't people be responsible for making these connections on their own? You know, like, people use ChatGPT now to come up with responses to text messages to the romantic partner. They use AI to come up with a breakup text message. We are totally losing the ability to communicate effectively without leaning on AI. And here's another downside. Chat GPT is watching you, listening to you, and potentially calling the cops on you. This is a crazy story. We've covered this on the show a few times. Instances where ChatGPT users have done horrible things after their chat bot told them to, like, commit suicide or, you know, oh, the 42 year old guy who was going through a breakup, he was in a vulnerable state and chatgpt told him, yeah, you can fly, you should go jump off a building and try. And thankfully he had the wherewithal to say, okay, I'm not going to do that. But now, in a new blog post OpenAI was admitting their failures. Basically. If they have users who have mental health crises, they're not doing very well, or they haven't been doing well in the past, but they're going to charge forward with this new system that would basically pay better attention to harmful content. And if they see harmful content, they will send these videos to human stat or the conversations to human staff members. And then if the human staff member decides, oh, no, our chat bot is telling this person to go kill their whole family, the human will then report it to the police. Interesting. Here's a better solution. Don't talk to AI.

C (32:09)

Come on. That's. Preach it. That's exactly what I was going to say. You don't think that all this is listening to you anyway? Your Alexa, you're Siri, all this stuff, they all have it. They're all compiling data.

A (32:19)

Come on.

C (32:19)

On.

A (32:20)

Everyone is listening to us here. Okay, so here's. Here are my two solutions. Don't talk to AI. It's crazy. And also work on your AI. Improve your AI system so that it's not telling people to jump off buildings and kill people rather than to have, oh, no, our algorithm and our. Our chat GPT is so messed up that we need to have humans step in and fix it. Like clearly we. Your system is flawed if it's telling people to do this. So listen, the company's watching your every move. Every company is watching your every move. I talk about things on this show and then I scroll on social media and it comes up on my for you page. I mean, this is the way of the world.

C (33:04)

Now I may. I may begin talking to AI about my gripes with the Dallas Cowboys after tonight's football game.

A (33:12)

I wouldn't even do that if I was you.

C (33:14)

I ain't got nobody else to talk to about it.

A (33:16)

Yes, you do. I won't listen.

C (33:19)

This is where it starts. This is where it begins going downhill. Cowboys suck. And I start venting that.

A (33:24)

Well, that's what people say. Like, people use the AI for help it work or whatever. And then all of a sudden it's like, I had a bad day today. How do you.

C (33:34)

I'm not. Oh, so it's like a gateway. Like the Cowboys are going to be my gateway to talking to AI. Yeah, well, it could happen. I'll keep you posted.

A (33:46)

Come on, Andy. It's not that bad.

C (33:49)

Have people in the chat saying that they'll listen to me.

A (33:52)

Yeah, I appreciate I'm not going to listen to you about the Dallas Cowboys, but if you have real Problems, then I'll be here for you. How's that? All right.

C (34:00)

The boys are a real, real problem.

A (34:05)

That they are. Do we have Scott Bryson on deck here? I'm excited to announce a weekly segment on Nightly scroll with Silverlock contributor Scott Bryson called Tactical Detail. You know him, you love his expertise. I'm excited to have him break down some viral videos from the lens of a former Secret Service agent with all the safety tips that these people in the videos needed desperately. So Scott Bryson joins me now. Hey, Scott, thanks for coming on.

B (34:37)

It's good to be here. Thank you for having me.

A (34:39)

Amazing. I'm very excited to get this segment started. This is going to be weekly. We're going to do this Thursday nights. Because I'm scrolling on my phone, I find all these videos. You're finding videos. So you have prepared the videos for tonight that you want to talk about. So let me know the first one that you want to go to, and I'm going to give you the floor.

B (34:58)

Okay, so producer Andy and I, first of all, Sorry, Andy, things are going to be okay. The cowboys, that's a problem. But you're gonna be okay.

C (35:09)

You're somebody, Scotty. Thank you.

B (35:13)

Well, we'll talk offline, buddy. I'm sorry about that, but. Yeah, and if you don't mind, if you'll queue up the first one we have in the box there, we'll just dive right into it.

A (35:24)

All right, what are we looking at here?

B (35:25)

Okay, so can you freeze that for me? Andy, can you freeze that for just a second? So obviously I want to kind of give you guys a little overlay of what's happening, because I know some people are listening to this and not watching it. So basically, this video is taken in broad daylight. It's a ring doorbell or some type of house camera. I'm not sure, but it's basically looks like a town home or a condo or something like that. You have a young mother, looks like maybe late 20s, early 30s. She's got a toddler in her arms. So she's got the toddler kind of swaddled in her left arm. And if you'll look, you'll notice in a second she's got her cell phone wedged in between her right cheek and her shoulder. Okay. Then she's going to be digging for her keys in a second because you need your key to get in your house, right? Because you're smart, like your house. Well, what does she. What she doesn't know is there's a gentleman behind her. So go ahead and Roll it, Andy. And we'll just kind of walk through it. So basically, broad daylight, the guy's at a gate. It looks. Okay, that's not good. And then, luckily for her, here he comes in, the neighbors next door working. It looks like he's working on his fence or something. And I think the baby saw the guy before she did. And about this time, she notices, oh, there's an older guy coming up my steps that I don't know. So it looks like they're having some type of conversation with the neighbor. The neighbor, a little bit bigger guy. Not huge, but a bigger guy. And he interacts with the guy. And so, Andy, can you freeze it right there for a second? Well, it's fine. Basically, what I would do if that was me, if I was the guy in the red shirt, we'd be having to come to. Jesus, dad meeting right there and trying to figure out who he is. Of course he's going to tell me to kick rocks. But basically, you know, this woman's not doing anything wrong. First of all, I want to say a couple of these videos are pretty graphic. The. The next one's really kind of bad. The victims haven't done anything wrong, but they're just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and people are going to be doing bad things. So basically, what. What this gentleman, he entered, he interviewed, intervened, which a lot of guys don't do anymore, which Haley and I talked about a few episodes ago on the. So at least the guy intervened, which is good. But what I would do is I would call 911 right now and say, hey, look, we have a suspicious individual out here. He's stalking my neighbor. I would follow him to his car, if he has a car, get his tag. If he doesn't have a tag, then I'm going to stay on the phone from a safe distance behind him until the cops get there, because he's not going to stop doing this crazy behavior. But we just don't want him doing it next door to our neighbor.

A (37:45)

Yeah. And you don't know if this guy is armed. You don't know if this guy is dangerous on drugs. I mean, he followed this woman home. And, you know, to your point about the woman not doing anything wrong, we're not trying to victim blame here. I think a lot of moms can identify with the fact that you're on the phone, you've got your kid in one arm or you're bringing groceries in or whatever. I mean, women are multitasking, and sometimes you forget that you have to keep your head on a swivel. So what is your. Well, and here's the other thing, too. She's got her phone here. Like, I, for one, I use my AirPods a lot where that's not good because they're noise canceling. Like, I wouldn't have heard the guy behind me if I was listening to my podcast or my music or what have you. So what do we do? Should we just put our phones down? Not listen to anything? Especially when you're, you know, carrying a kid. I mean, you've got. You're in protect mama bear mode.

B (38:38)

Yeah. I mean, it's unfortunate because we, you know, we are allowing, we're not allowing, but unfortunately, society has allowed these. These ding dongs to basically dictate what we want. If she wants to listen to music, you should be able to listen to music. But we have to alter lifestyle to fit the society that we're living in. So I would recommend doing one earbud. And don't blast it on level 10. Put it on three or four where you can hear it, but you can still hear your surroundings. So earbuds are okay, but I would just go with one. Bless her heart and the best she can to get in the house with the kid. Just put the phone up. I don't know who you're talking to, but it can't be that important. Get in the house, take care of the kid, and then. And you know, I'm not saying that this. This is her fault by any means, especially the next lady. I know you just said that this is not victim shaming. It's just the world that we live in and we have to pay attention.

A (39:24)

Yeah. And these are just tips that we can use because I see videos like this and I mean, my heart's pounding like this person's coming up behind you. I want to scream, run. Go faster. Get your. Get your key out. You know, but when you're in this moment, it's hard. You don't think it's fast or you're not paying attention. So I think with this segment, it's going to help people just be more aware of the. Just the bad things that can happen. Not to point out the bad all the time, but just to better prepare us for being in these kinds of situations. So this next one is, you know, the woman was not as lucky. So let's. Let's play this and then we'll. We'll get into that one, too.

B (40:01)

Yeah. And while this thing's playing out, I'll sort of explain the people who are listening to the podcast instead of watching it. But basically this one's at. At night. This was in Las Vegas. This is at the COVID of darkness, which is when most. Yeah, this gets a little bad right here. Sorry. So of course these guys are cowards and they use the COVID of darkness most of the time. But like you saw in the last video, the guy's pretty brazen. I mean, these guys are pretty just out in your face about it. And the other guy was older too. He looked like he was in his late 60s or 70 maybe. So they come in all shapes and sizes, but basically this woman has done nothing wrong. And even if she had done something wrong, she doesn't deserve this. So I'll kind of get in, give a few tips here in a second if Andy will just freeze it. But basically. Or you can let it play, whatever. But basically what's happening here is this woman, it looks to me like she's come around the corner. I don't know if this an Uber driver or a boyfriend. You can see her when running.

A (41:01)

She's running. She knows someone's following her.

B (41:04)

She's already done a good job. She's. She's gone from Condition Yellow, which we talk about all the time. Right. Like Condition Yellow is just a low level of alertness. She's an orange. She's already escalated orange. So she knows something's wrong, which is good. The problem is it's getting ready to go to red right now, which is fight or flight. She's not done a thing wrong, but she's put herself on what I call the X. She's trying to get in her door or someone's door, I don't know, but she's trapped. So the problem here is you don't have a lot of time and so that's why you have to be proactive. So let's just assume this is her house. I don't know that it is, but let's say this was her house. What you could do is you could pre stage an item outside of the house, like a golf club or like a T ball bat that a six year old could, that you could whip very easily with one hand for self defense because she's not going to have time to do very much right here. There's a couple of plants on the porch. She could potentially pick up a pot and hit him in the head. That's just. He's on her too fast. The only other thing I could see from this video, and it's very easy for me to Armchair quarterbacks. I'm watching a video. She could potentially run toward him. He wouldn't be expecting that. She knows she's in trouble, maybe deliver the first blow. And I would just be screaming bloody murder. Because you can see it's a residential area. There's a couple of cars that have gone by. It's not, I don't know what time of night it is, but start screaming bloody murder. And then the last tidbit I would say here that would be helpful to your audience is she's on the ground right now. She didn't choose to be there, but that's where she ended up. And that's where generally most fights end up. If you didn't know most fights end up on the ground and if you didn't know this dead weight is very heavy. If she weighs 130 pounds or 200 pounds, it doesn't really matter. It's hard to pick up dead weight. So the last thing she can do is afford to get in that car. If he wants to rob her, he's going to rob her right there. He's got really bad intentions. He's either kidnap her, rape her, or sex traffic her. She cannot go into that car. So when he's pulling her to the car, the best thing she could do at this point, I know she's disoriented. She just needs to fall to the ground and don't help him. Don't, don't use your legs. Just do like the 2 year old that goes limp in the mom's arms. Just lay like a rock on the ground. And that's, it's not great, it's not a great strategy. But to this point, you know, we're, we're up to our neck in this thing and she's got to do everything she can. And also one other thing. Most ladies, not all, but a lot of ladies have fingernails. Right?

A (43:15)

Right.

B (43:16)

So start scratching this guy. Gouge his eyes. If you can hit him in the family jewels, do that. Yeah, the eyeballs are very sensitive. Gouge his eyes. I mean, she's doing the best she can. She was in a very bad situation. And I watched this a few times today. It's hard to watch. It's just sickening. Because here's the problem. Cowards can still hurt you.

A (43:37)

Yeah. You know, you made a good point about fingernails. These are my weapon of choice because I'm, I don't have a gun yet, but I will. I'm gonna make my producers take me to the shooting range and we're gonna, we're gonna get me a gun soon. But I do have pepper spray. And anytime I'm walking from my car, I think this is a good reminder, too, that, you know, you might be in a safe area. And you, You. You're not thinking about looking at your surroundings before you get out of your car, right? Because there could be someone waiting for you to get home. And I'm always. I've got mace. I've got my keys out at the ready so that when I get into my door, I could just lock it right away. But again, if someone is coming up behind you and they have ill intent and they're faster than you and stronger than you. Yeah, this. This is very scary.

B (44:24)

I hate it. I hated to play this video for. For the audience, but, I mean, it's. The reality is it happens. And the thing about this video is it happens so very quickly. We think we have time. You don't have time. That's why I say I'm not into this paranoia stuff like, you know, that's what the enemy wants us to do. He wants us to live in a perpetual state of fear. I'm not. I'm not going to Fear Monger. But we have to be situationally aware of. First thing you do when you get in your car, lock your car. Don't start it. Don't put on your seatbelt, all that. Lock the car, then turn the ignition on. Because guess what, if something's happening, you can drive away without a seatbelt on. You don't have to have your seatbelt on to drive away. Right? So in case of an emergency, just hit the gas and get out of there. But I liked what you said, too, because I think as humans, we're always in a hurry. We're either on our phone and distracted, or we park the car and we just get out and we're running into the next thing. It's okay to slow down. And then police work, it's called taking a tactical pause. Or if you're in a gunfight or whatever, you can take a tactical pause and you can just reassess. And that goes a long way.

A (45:25)

Yeah, absolutely. All right, well, you've got one more video for us, so let's. Let's close this out on a. On a happier note. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Okay. Oh. Did you put a bomb in there? Did you put a bomb in there? In there?

B (45:42)

I had to do what I had to do.

A (45:43)

You keep stealing my packages. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Yeah. She fights back against the porch pirate, as they call Him. I don't know if this is staged or not, but is it recommended to put a bomb on your doorbell?

B (46:04)

I don't think I would go quite that far. I just thought it was a little, a little humorous given the, the, the heaviness of the first two videos. Obviously I don't condone violence of any sort, only in self defense. I just thought that was a little humorous because the guy basically almost had his hand blown off with a firecracker or some type of device for stealing stuff off the porch. But yeah, I wouldn't recommend doing that. I just thought it was a lighthearted way to kind of wrap up the segment.

A (46:30)

Yeah, but I think having these ring doorbells or not just ring, I mean not to like plug this one brand, there's a ton of brands of these camera doorbells. That or just having cameras on your property in general can always be helpful because you never know who's going to be stealing your packages or stalking you. You know, I mean, obviously you're going to have neighbors driving by and stuff, but maybe you could catch someone stalking you or someone lurking around the neighborhood like that first video we saw. So I need to get a gun, I need to get a ring doorbell. Anything else I need?

B (47:07)

Well, you know, if you live out in the country like I do, you can go old school and just put up a hunting camera like a camo camera for here. And this is, I'll tell a very short story so you're pressed for time, but two weeks ago there was, there was a murder solved here in my county because this old farmer, 76 year old, minding his own business on his tractor. A guy pulled up and wanted his tractor and his truck and shot him in his driveway at 7:30 in the morning. And they were able to capture the guy, two guys, because he had his trail cam out. So it's a sad world that we live in, but it is what it is.

A (47:42)

It is what it is. But thankfully we have you to give us all the tips and tricks that we need. So, Scott Bryson, tactical detail, if you like this episode and this segment, you're going to see it every Thursday. So I will see you then and thanks for joining me.

B (47:55)

Thanks for having me.

A (47:57)

All right guys, let's skip down here to the blind reactions that you have prepared for me. All the. I have not seen these videos yet, but the guys have prepared them. Or did Justin prepare these this week?

C (48:10)

Yes, yes, these are, these are producer Justin's.

A (48:14)

All right, let's see them.

C (48:17)

All right, let's see here. They're going to start with little. I don't know what you'd call it. Like a pet cast, maybe. Here, check this out.

A (48:28)

Pull up that clip. This is a pet podcast. This is, like, what I do. They're doing scrolling time, but it's animals. They're gonna take my job.

B (48:41)

To walk me through it. You charged in like a lion?

C (48:45)

Yeah.

B (48:45)

My big strategy was bluff first, survive second.

A (48:49)

Bro.

B (48:49)

That was a free trial of lion energy expired quick. She bought me a new cat bed from Amazon, so of course I slept in the box that came in.

A (49:02)

That's a classic one. Pull up that clip. Wow. So these are some AI Pet podcasters. AI is really coming for every job. I thought that maybe I'd be safe, but I guess not.

C (49:17)

Nobody's safe.

A (49:18)

Nobody's safe.

C (49:19)

What about that? What about what the cat said? You know, have you ever bought. Have you ever bought Birdie? Like, have I ever sleep in. And then they sleep in the box?

A (49:26)

Have I ever. Of course I had a bed for Birdie. She never. She never touched it, so then I threw it out because she sleeps on my pillow, and then she'll nap on the couch. But she doesn't prefer cat furniture. She prefers human furniture. And above all else, she does prefer the box that everything comes in.

C (49:46)

So you ready for the next one?

A (49:49)

I'm ready.

C (49:50)

Now, I know the chat has its. You know, we've. We have a favorite here with the Shrek loaf, and then we've moved to the Shrek cookie. But this is a whole new. I believe it could go somewhere. It needs to be on Shark Tank, I feel like. But I present to you meatloafs.

B (50:12)

Ew.

A (50:12)

Come on. They're not made out of meat, are they? No, no. This man is wearing meat flip flops. Raw meat flip flops. Not besides seasoning. They're already seasoned with his foot juice and his sweat. Why would you do this to me? I need to know what is wrong with Justin and his algorithm that he found this video. It. I got it.

B (51:10)

I want it.

A (51:11)

I got it. He really needed to commit to the bit and use spaghetti for the laces because, I mean, you can't use regular shoelaces on your hamburger, but footloaf, meat, sandal?

C (51:22)

I don't know. I think I'm encouraging the population to keep exploring new alternatives for meat wear.

A (51:29)

Disgusting. The fact that he put, I don't know, garlic powder on it, like his feet are dirty enough.

C (51:37)

I think it's a. I think it's a. How many. What do you think, 12, 13 beers. Deep that guy's in before he starts cooking up the idea of meat sandals.

A (51:45)

People will do anything for clicks. Someone in the chat said waste of money. Yeah, that's a lot of. That's like the beef that I would eat all week.

C (51:52)

Oh, that's the cheap.

A (51:52)

And he's pretty.

C (51:53)

What's that? That's not, that's not lean. That, that's, that's not lean, Chuck. Or. That's not like, that's not turkey. That's like the gross. That's the gross beef going on right there.

A (52:03)

That's surely gross beef. Not roast beef. Gross beef.

C (52:09)

All right, I've got. Here's one last one. We got some guys talking about Trump in maybe a third term. Huh?

A (52:16)

Oh, run for a third term.

B (52:20)

I would like Trump to be the dictator of this mother. I like that white man. Y' all think it's a joke, man.

A (52:25)

Trump should run for a fifth term, a sixth term. He should run a marathon. I don't know. He should run for everything, man.

C (52:32)

He should run for a top five.

A (52:33)

Rappers dead or alive. I don't know. Donald Trump should run for everything, man.

C (52:37)

I think if Donald Trump had an.

A (52:38)

Ice cream truck company, it'd be the best ice cream truck company in the world. Whatever he does, whatever he puts his hand on, it turns it to gold. Do you think Trump should run for a third term? Man, Trump need to run for a hundred term. Why he keeping us safe? He got on lockdown.

B (52:52)

Ain't nobody gonna with us as long as big Trump in the office.

A (52:55)

You talking about, should Trump run for a third term? No, he shouldn't run for a third term. He should just be president for life. Do you think Trump should run for a third?

B (53:04)

If he can, I hope he can run for five terms. All I know is I get up every single day. I don't prefer listening to the news. Every single time I turn on the radio. Bad news, bad news, bad news. Stupid dog from Mobile, from Biden. And now if I turn it on for five minutes, all I hear is one more great thing, one more great thing, one more great thing. And then I go to NPR for a few minutes. When the commercials come on, Trump is.

A (53:23)

A danger to the market.

B (53:25)

It's like the most ridiculous clown ass bull you ever heard.

C (53:28)

That's an naked cowboy.

A (53:30)

It is the naked cowboy. Times Square. The people have spoken. They want Trump. Trump, Trump and some more Trump.

C (53:38)

You heard it. You, you heard it here first. Yeah, I mean, seriously, it's funny. I mean, they, they didn't even. I mean, they didn't even hesitate. Boom. They know what's.

A (53:45)

Yeah. They said, yeah. But I do think that President Trump is going to pass the torch. He has said this multiple times. He is not going to run again. But he does like to troll the people. And I. I do appreciate that. Well, we've still got a few minutes, so I'm going to answer some questions that you all submitted on my Instagram story. Of course, if anyone in the chat has some more ghee, and Andy will be in charge of flagging those to me. But someone asked my celebrity lookalike, which is so funny because I don't know if it's because I have a familiar face, but I have so many celebrity lookalikes and none of them look alike, but I guess they all look like me. I have gotten recently Sandra Bullock and Miranda Kerr, I think. Cause my hair is darker now. When I was blonde, I got Kate Bosworth, Margot Rob. I got Lily James. My aunt thinks that I look like Daisy Ridley from Star Wars. There was a girl who was on the Voice, Daniel Bradbury. People think I look like her. I just think just blonde people. When I was blonde, people would just come up with those. And now that I'm darker hair, brunette people, I have new ones. I didn't think that I look like Sandra Bullock, but apparently people do. I don't know.

C (55:02)

I don't think you look like Daisy Riddle at all. No, that's the only one that I did not see.

A (55:07)

Don't see it. Yeah. No, I don't know. I'll take it. They're all gorgeous, so I'll take it. But, yeah, I don't know. And I think the. The question that someone asked is, what celebrity are you most like? And I took that as look like because I don't know any celebrities, so I don't know what they're like. Someone asked me, how many coyotes could you fight to the death with no weapons? Which I thought was. I asked people to get creative and that was creative. How many coyotes could you fight to the death with no weapons? Are they all coming at me at once? That's.

C (55:46)

That's the nature of what those wild pack dogs do. Yes. One of them will stare at you while the other nine circle around.

A (55:54)

So I don't know. I'm gonna say zero. I don't think that with no weapons I could fight coyotes. I just don't think that I can. Someone said, what was the last time you did something for the first time? And what was it? And if you all follow me on social Media or you watch the show the other day, you would know that it's throwing my club into the pond when it was raining out on the golf course. I spent my Labor Day golfing and it was just a little, just a little wet after the rainstorm and my glove was wet, hands were wet. I threw my club and I did throw the club into the lake. So I had to go in and grab it. That was the last time that I did something for the first time. So there you go. Someone said dream guest. I would love to interview Dylan Mulvaney and ask him about totally crushing Bud Light, what that was like. He has also talked about being raised Catholic. I would love to talk to him about that and just actually come at it from a human standpoint like, yes, we disagree on legitimately everything, but let's have a conversation. I think that that would be an interesting conversation and I would treat it with the, the respect that that kind of conversation deserves. So I think that would be cool. Is it possible for the polarization in politics to end? I think it depends on the candidate. I think during the Trump era, no, because people are just so anti Trump. But I don't know, I think we'll have to find a candidate that kind of brings people together and maybe we'll see that in the future. But I don't know. Someone said go to Halloween costume. Halloween is my favorite holiday. I don't have any plans yet. I don't know what I'm doing. But I do like dressing up. I love a theme. Last year I went to Clay Travis's Halloween party. He threw an awesome Halloween party. And this was just after President Trump did the drive thru window at McDonald's. So I dressed up as that. I was, I had a MAGA hat on and I was a McDonald's employee. So that was a good one. Last year.

C (58:07)

We got one from the, from the chat. Well, two from the chat I thought was equally important. Number one, do you believe in Bigfoot?

A (58:15)

I don't know. Why are all the videos, first of all? Yeah, sure. Like I believe in whatever. I can't prove that it doesn't exist. So sure. I think that a lot of things that I can't explain are out there. Why are the videos always grainy shot on a Nokia from 93? I just don't understand no one.

C (58:33)

It's all the electrical impedance from the dimension that it's moving in and out, out of.

A (58:38)

Maybe.

C (58:39)

Anyway, think about it. The neck. The next question is last week on the last Friday on the Labor Day Special. We ended with the shruki. And you had made a comment at the very end of that that you may try to make one. Make a shrukie. And we had that question come in here. Are you still considering the idea of a shruti?

A (59:05)

If you, like, really wanted me to.

C (59:06)

I guess the people have spoken. Can you explain again what a shrugie is?

A (59:12)

A shruki is a cookie, a chocolate chip cookie? Well, I guess it could be any kind of cookie, but I would use chocolate chip because that's my. My go to. And you would mold the cookie dough into a Shrek. But I don't know how you can make sure that the internal temperature is cooked if. If you're. It's a mound of. It's a mound of cookie dough. Like, how can you cook that down to make sure that it's fully cooked? I. I don't. I don't know if it's possible to actually eat, but I could make one.

C (59:45)

What's the difference?

B (59:46)

Have you. You.

C (59:47)

Everyone eats raw cookie dough?

A (59:49)

I don't.

C (59:51)

You never ate, like, just raw cookie dough?

A (59:53)

Just a little bit. A little bit, but, like, not that much.

C (59:55)

Well, there's going to be portions of that that's cooked. Cooked. It's not all gonna be cooked, but enough.

A (60:02)

I think that if you tried to cook a Shruki or bake a shrikey, the outside would be burnt and then the inside would be. Not in a good way. Not in like a crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside kind of way. It would just be burnt on the outside, raw on the inside.

C (60:18)

Well, don't make him so fat. Make him like a skinny. Make a skinny Shrek.

A (60:26)

Someone said, do a flat Shrek cookie. But then I feel like it would expand and it wouldn't look like Shrek anymore. I don't know.

C (60:34)

I just think the people have, you.

A (60:36)

Know, again, the people spoke the same thing with the meat flip flops. It's a waste of meat. This would be a waste of good cookie dough, but I will consider it. All right, thank you for scrolling along with me. If you want to follow along, you could do that on social media at Haley Karenia, on TikTok, on Instagram, on X, on Truth Social. And I'll see you right back here tomorrow. I've got a great interview with Ian Howarth. He is. We're going to break down the mass migration issue and how culture in the UK is diminishing because of, you know, their open borders. So we're going to dive into that. It is a great episode. So I will see you right back here tomorrow. Bye, Sa.