815. Andy, Greg Anderson, Greg Lapin & DJ CTI: Gaetz Withdraws At AG Nominee, Ukraine Lanches UK Cruise Missiles Into Russia & First Trans Congress Member

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella – Episode 815

Title: Gaetz Withdraws as AG Nominee, Ukraine Launches UK Cruise Missiles into Russia & First Trans Congress Member
Release Date: November 22, 2024
Hosts/Guests: Andy Frisella, Greg Lapin, DJ CTI

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1. Embracing the Present and Purpose (00:16 - 02:21)

Andy Frisella opens the episode by challenging the conventional mindset of saving personal excellence for later years.

Andy Frisella [00:16]: "It's just, dude, we should be, like, maintaining our best now. So we get the best years now."

Greg Lapin reinforces this by critiquing the American pursuit of retirement, emphasizing the value of grinding during one's prime years.

Greg Lapin [00:53]: "Think about the entire American culture. What does everybody do? They're chasing a retirement and a pension, bro."

The discussion underscores the belief that investing in oneself during the most capable years leads to exponential life changes, rather than waiting until old age when vitality wanes.

2. The Struggle of Identity and Transition (03:00 - 07:09)

Greg Lapin shares his personal journey from military service to law enforcement, highlighting the internal conflict faced when the direction of his agency clashed with his principles during the COVID-19 lockdowns.

Greg Lapin [04:01]: "It's like, dude, when I was in Ramadi in ’04 and ’05... you have to accept that you're already dead."

The conversation delves into the loss of identity many veterans experience post-service, not solely due to combat-related trauma but the abrupt transition back to civilian life, leading to confusion and existential crises.

Andy Frisella [05:36]: "I think a lot of people have that, dude. And it's not just veterans, for sure. People have it like athletes. I know for sure."

3. Repositioning Purpose for Sustained Motivation (06:09 - 08:28)

Andy Frisella emphasizes the necessity of evolving one’s purpose from personal achievement to serving others to maintain motivation after reaching financial and professional milestones.

Andy Frisella [06:09]: "You have to reposition your purpose... so that other people can benefit."

Greg Lapin illustrates this shift through his experience teaching Jiu Jitsu, where focusing on empowering diverse individuals led to transformative community impacts.

Greg Lapin [08:28]: "But like, dude, the happiest I am... when I'm on the mat with my team, giving them my Jiu Jitsu."

4. The Impact of Media and Government Manipulation (10:05 - 14:18)

The discussion pivots to Matt Gaetz withdrawing as Attorney General nominee amid federal investigations, exploring the interplay between political maneuvers and media leaks.

Andy Frisella [70:21]: "They’re all a UFC. They’re all $ UFC... and I think this was a favor by Donald Trump..."

Greg Lapin suggests that Gaetz's withdrawal was orchestrated to protect the administration from further distractions, hinting at deeper governmental tactics.

Greg Lapin [72:32]: "That's why I fucking love Andy is what I'm saying. You're always seeing things layers."

5. Escalation in Ukraine-Russia Conflict (14:18 - 34:26)

Andy and guests discuss the intensifying Ukraine-Russia war, highlighting Ukraine's use of UK-provided Storm Shadow cruise missiles and Biden's policy shifts towards anti-personnel mines.

Andy Frisella [30:24]: "We've got NATO preparing to move 800,000 NATO troops after the Kremlin made their response."

Greg Lapin underscores the strategic implications of Russia’s recent missile launches, framing it as a show of force and a direct threat to escalate the conflict.

Greg Lapin [87:56]: "If you're not fighting, dude, they're gonna escalate it while they still can."

6. Societal Decay and the Call for Personal Responsibility (35:00 - 61:24)

The conversation vehemently criticizes the erosion of personal responsibility and the rise of politically correct culture, attributing societal issues to the manipulation by elites and loss of individual excellence.

Andy Frisella [66:24]: "They are guilty of crimes against humanity. They are guilty of treason..."

Guests advocate for drastic measures against perceived societal threats, including pedophiles and corrupt politicians, emphasizing the need for harsh accountability to restore societal order.

7. Transgender Issues and Cultural Clash (61:24 - 84:35)

A heated segment addresses the banning of the first transgender Congress member from using women’s bathrooms. The hosts express strong opposition to transgender policies, linking them to broader themes of societal manipulation and moral degradation.

Andy Frisella [74:39]: "But when you treat people with respect, I would call that person a her."

Greg Lapin and Andy Frisella discuss their disdain for forced transgender inclusion in private spaces, advocating for strict boundaries to preserve traditional gender norms.

Greg Lapin [77:06]: "We're born male or female for sure... If you decide to be something else, that is a mental illness."

8. Absurdities in Modern Culture and Commercialism (84:35 - 99:55)

The hosts shift to lighter yet critical commentary on modern consumerism, exemplified by KFC’s "lickable" Christmas wrapping paper, mocking the commercialization and absurdity in current marketing strategies.

DJ [126:34]: "But how does that work? Like, how does it do that?"

This segment serves as a satirical critique of how companies exploit festive seasons for bizarre product launches, reflecting broader societal detachment from meaningful values.

9. Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action (100:01 - End)

The episode wraps up with a reiteration of the need for personal excellence, skepticism towards government and media narratives, and a call to unify the country by focusing on individual responsibility rather than divisive cultural battles.

Andy Frisella [120:35]: "That's precisely it, bro. There's not the hate out there that people think there is. And we have to get to a point where all of us... adjust our boundaries a little bit further out."

The hosts encourage listeners to stay vigilant, maintain personal integrity, and reject manipulative societal norms to foster a stronger, more resilient community.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Andy Frisella [00:52]: "I never thought about it. And then like, all of a sudden I look up in the mirror and I'm like, I'm 45 years old, bro. This is weird."
• Greg Lapin [07:10]: "For me, what starts to happen is after three or four or eight years of that shit, people get tired of the pendulum."
• Andy Frisella [30:24]: "We've got NATO preparing to move 800,000 NATO troops after the Kremlin made their response."
• Greg Lapin [74:05]: "She is going to use the men's restrooms. She put this statement out saying, 'I'm not here to fight about bathrooms. I'm here to fight for Delawareans...'"

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Key Takeaways

• Personal Excellence: Emphasizing the importance of maintaining peak performance throughout life rather than deferring it to old age.
• Identity and Transition: Addressing the psychological struggles of veterans and athletes transitioning out of their prime roles.
• Purpose Shift: Advocating for shifting personal goals from self-centered achievements to community-focused service for sustained motivation.
• Political Manipulation: Critiquing the interplay between politics, media leaks, and governmental strategies in shaping public perception.
• Conflict Escalation: Analyzing the strategic maneuvers in the Ukraine-Russia war and their broader geopolitical implications.
• Societal Responsibility: Calling for a return to personal accountability and denouncing the rise of politically correct culture as a societal threat.
• Cultural Critique: Mocking the commercialization of holidays and the absurdity in modern consumer culture.
• Transgender Policies: Expressing strong opposition to transgender inclusion in gender-specific private spaces, linking it to cultural and moral decay.

This episode of REAL AF with Andy Frisella delves deeply into a blend of personal development philosophies, critical societal observations, and fervent political commentary, challenging listeners to rethink conventional norms and embrace a more purposeful, community-oriented life stance.

Transcript

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Went from sleeping on the floor now my jury box froze up. Bo Stove counted millions in a cold, bad booted swole Got her own bank roll can't fold just a no head shot case. Cloth, cloth, cloth.

[Andy Frisella]

Let's just start the show while we're doing. We'll go do the intro later. But you know what's. You know what's weird, dude, is that people put all this time into, like, trying to get the most out of their life when they're 80. It's like, bro, it doesn't matter what you eat, it doesn't matter how you train, it doesn't matter what you read, it doesn't matter what you do, bro, when you're 80, it's gonna suck. Yeah, you know, like, to wait. You're like, yeah, like, what do we do? Like, it's just like, dude, we should be, like, maintaining our best now. So we get the best years now.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Think about the entire American culture. What does everybody do? They're chasing a retirement and a pension, bro. It's like, I'm gonna fucking grind away during my most, like, capable, most healthy, fittest years of my life where I can do the most things. So when I'm fucking 57 or 62, I can then go get a fucking fifth wheel and drive around the country. And statistically, you're gonna go have a heart attack. That's what's going to happen to you. But the system has manipulated people to giving the system their best years. And then once those years are over, you're fucking dead, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Yeah, dude, it's. It's. It's definitely when you, like, really stop to think about it. And, dude, I don't think you stop and think about it till you're about our age. Yeah, right.

[Greg Lapin]

Like, for sure not.

[Andy Frisella]

I never thought about it. And then like, all of a sudden I look up in the mirror and I'm like, I'm 45 years old, bro. This is weird.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And then I'm like, I got like 30 years left maybe. And then I think about how fast 30 years went by. Right? It's just a. It's just a. It's a weird, like, reckoning with the, with reality that you have because of your age. I know you have it too, Joe, but, like, the, you know, the thing is, is, like, you got. You got to live while you grind. You got to live while you build. You know? And that's something that people, they think it's. You gotta. You gotta give 36 hours out of 24 every day and not have any fun. That's not true. No, I've had a lot of fun doing what I do.

[Unknown Speaker]

I love that you say that, bro, because what does every fucking entrepreneur say? You gotta burn the candle at both ends. You gotta work 12, seven twelves.

[Andy Frisella]

And I mean, that's probably true in the beginning, you know, in the very beginning, when you don't have shit. Yeah. You gotta do. You gotta sacrifice some time that you would otherwise want to live. But like that five years, that three. Five years that you're gonna put in changes your life exponentially for the rest of your life.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah. And I think if you can, that's only if you don't know shit, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think you can do both, dude. I mean.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, I still don't know shit, so.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, I. Dude, that's what happens when you get older. You start realizing. Don't.

[Unknown Speaker]

It's kind of freeing, right?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Oh, dude. You know, I mean, I was the black sheep of my family. My family was all like white collar. They thought I was crazy, going off and doing what I was doing. I'm like, you know, you'll never make a living. And for me, I was like, fuck it. I'm going to go have fun. I'm going to do some wild, crazy shit. I don't really plan on living more than the next five years. Six years. The five years. Six years came. Oh, shit. You know, it's funny because I was having this conversation other day and I've been married to my wife now for 16, almost 17 years. And you know, like most married couples that are having, like, we're having some difficulty and struggles and my. I was talking to my therapist because we're all kind of fucked up in the head, right? And I was like, doc, to be honest with you, I didn't think I'd be married this long. Not because I'd get in divorce. I thought I was going to be dead five, six, seven years ago. Like, cool, I'll get married. I'll give her that. I'll give her a kid. I'll set her up, I'll make sure she's good to go. And then I'm fucking dying from lead poisoning somewhere in the world, you know?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

And here I am. Somehow I didn't die. I'm still here. So, yeah, you know, now we gotta. What's the next.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, I mean, I don't know how far down this tangent we want to go. We can go as long as we want, right? Yeah. To be operational overseas. Like when I was in Ramadi in 04 and 05. You have to accept that you're already dead. Like, you have to go into that non permissive environment with an understanding. I'm probably not coming out of it. Because if you, if you are hopeful that you're gonna make it, what that does is it kind of puts you in a place of fear. Right. You have to be like, hey, this is a wild ride and I'm just gonna fucking go for it. And eventually my lights are gonna get shut out. And most veterans that I know that I worked with kind of came to that similar conclusion. So you go through your entire 20s. Like for me, from 21 to 29, was pretty much constantly deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan. And then 30, I have a fucking baby and I'm out of the military and I'm sitting there with this thing. And that's why a lot of veterans spin out of control, because it's like you have this understanding of who you were, what your destiny entailed, and then, fuck, I made it. And not that that's a bad thing, but it's actually a confusing thing because now you're just fucking sitting in this world that, like, you can't really identify with. It doesn't make any sense to you. And I say it all the time on my show. It's like you went from fucking fighting men to the death to stocking shelves at Home Depot. And that's where the wheels fall off. You know, I think the whole veteran suicide epidemic is not due to, like, depression or things that they saw that they can't deal with. It's loss of identity. And I think almost everybody that went through that struggled with that to a certain degree. I know him and I talk about that shit a lot.

[Andy Frisella]

I think a lot of people have that, dude. And it's not just veterans, for sure. People have it like athletes. I know for sure.

[Greg Lapin]

Athletes have it massively.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, it's, it's, you know, this. You've worked your whole life to become this thing, and then all of a sudden that thing is over.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And it's like, what? What now? You know, I think even entrepreneurs get that too, man. And I think that's why a lot of very wealthy, successful people kill themselves.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Because they get to a point where they've accomplished all their, you know, financial goals and they've built the things they want to build and things are going. And then you get there and you're like, well, what now?

[Greg Lapin]

You know, only at the top by yourself.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. And that's why you have to reposition your purpose. You know, you have to change from I'm trying to accomplish all these things for me to I'm trying to accomplish all these things so that other people can benefit. And when you can switch that purpose to that, you know, you never really run out of motivation.

[Greg Lapin]

Right. I think you just hit the nail on the head. Is that service attitude, where it's like, you've built, like, this place for an example. Dude, you've built this place up, or we've built it.

[Andy Frisella]

There's been a lot of people.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, yeah, yeah, but, like, you guys collectively, the royal. You, you know, have built this place up. And then obviously, there's been leaders and people that have been really, really instrumental in that buildup. But now look at this place. And now you're like, basically, you're here for them, for all these people in this building. That's why you're here. And you're still leading by example. But your, like, not. Your gratitude may not be the right word, but, like, your enjoyment now is by them serving them.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Greg Lapin]

And that's, for me, like, it's a bigger purpose, 100%. And, like, for me, on a smaller scale. And I know with Greg, like, the happiest I am, my happiest times, hours throughout the day is when I'm on the mat with my team, giving them my jiu jitsu, teaching them my jiu jitsu, watching the light bulbs go off, seeing them hit the move. I just showed them beating the guy that's always beat them, going, yeah. And they come up and they give you a hug, and they're like, really truly, like, grateful. And you're like, fuck, yeah, let's do that.

[Andy Frisella]

You just unlock something in them that they. You know what I mean? And like, dude, you know, I bet you got a lot about this when you were a police officer as well. You know, you're out helping, you know, helping people, doing the. Well, now, whether or not you were allowed to do that. But I know. I know you well enough to know that the reason you did that was because you wanted to serve the community and the people that. That you care about.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, of course.

[Andy Frisella]

Give. Because we just started this in an unconventional way. Let everybody know, you know, Greg, tell them, you know, how we met and how we've been buddies for, you know, how we got to be friends and. And then also let them, you know, Greg, you go after him.

[Unknown Speaker]

All right, Greg. And Greg was not an ad for this delicious Screaming Freedom first form energy drink.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

I wanted to say that for the Orange Sunrise?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

No, so my story just. I mean, I did see, or I did real af. It's been a couple of years now, so you can go back and listen.

[Andy Frisella]

But that was 2020.

[Unknown Speaker]

Fuck, that was more than a couple of years ago.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I think it was 2020 when you. When you got.

[Unknown Speaker]

When the story went viral. And so, you know, right out of high school, went to the military. I served with the Rangers. And then I did some different military contracts which took about. It was a 10 year period of deploying from. I went in. In 99 and then 2001 all the way to. What would it have been, 2009. I was basically deployed, got married, had a family. And that's when I said, you know what? Being gone six to nine months a year is probably not very conducive to having a family. So I moved into law enforcement because that's a very normal transition for a lot of soldiers. And I worked for a couple different agencies. And then I ended up. My last agency was in Seattle, and I was a police officer there with the port. And that's when Covid kicked off. And here's the weird thing, man. Like, I liked that agency. I got along with my chief. I was a fucking vip. Like, everybody knew I was a go to guy. I got along with everybody. No complaints or no citizen complaints. Nothing on my file. But once I started seeing the direction that law enforcement was going, I realized, like, dude, we have to be the people that take a stand first. The people in uniform that are sworn to protect the citizens. We're the ones that have to step up and say, hey, hey, hey, listen, Governor, so and so, listen, Mayor, so and so. I know you want to do all these things, but that's not how the law works. And so I decided to make a video articulating exactly that. And Andy, you were one of the first people that reached out to me.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And I remember exactly what you said. You said, bro, you think exactly how I think. Yeah, we need, like, I want you on our team. And we started talking and we formed a friendship. But I don't understand. It's funny, cause I get a lot of people, even to this day.

[Andy Frisella]

Now, the video. Tell everybody what the video was, because it was quite a few years ago.

[Unknown Speaker]

The video was me in my patrol car, in uniform. Literally. I was basically calling on other police officers to take a stand against enforcing COVID lockdowns and illegal Covid mandates. Because that's what they were, right? Any police officer can tell you, I know DJ was a police officer. If I. If I'm going to arrest you or take any type of legal action, there has to be some type of law or county violation that I can articulate. It has to be on the books. I have to have either reasonable suspicion or probable cause to be able to even interfere in the first place. And when we had all these governors saying, hey, you know what? Shut the churches down. Hey, you know what?

[Greg Lapin]

The playground.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, you can't drive your car here. All this crazy shit, I was like, I don't know how these fucking governors think the law works, but it's. I'm gonna let him in on a little secret. It ain't fucking that. And we remember how drunk on power all these people got.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And, bro, I'm telling you, it was crazy.

[Andy Frisella]

It was like overnight, dude.

[Unknown Speaker]

And I'm telling you, in the lunchroom, behind closed doors, 100% of police officers were like, what the fuck is this? I remember to this day like it was yesterday, sitting in the lunchroom watching that paddle boarder off the coast of Madrid arrested, being chased by two police boats. And I was sitting there with, like, 15 cops, and every single cop was like, what in the fuck are they doing? I would never do that. What are those cops doing? I would never do that. I would never do that. I heard so many cops say that. And I was like, well, instead of just sitting in the lunchroom and saying, we would never do that, let's be public about it. Let's take a stand. Let's let citizens know that the governor is not a fucking dictator that can ruin your life. The governor has to go through a legislative process and implement laws if he wants us to be able to enforce them. And even if they did do that, I'd still say, fuck you, because I'm not shutting down someone's business. And then when I took a stand publicly, bro, a lot of cops were like, dude, you can't do that. You can't say that. You gotta be careful. I said, I'll say whatever the fuck I want, dude. And it's crazy to me, a lot of police officers are combat veterans, bro. I'll kick a door in Ramadi or go on an operation where I'm getting IED and shot at, and everybody's cool with that. But you're afraid to tell Mayor Jenny Durkin of Seattle, go fuck yourself. It's like, where the fuck is your courage at, dude? And, you know, the agency ended up saying, hey, you know, like. And this is what my fucking commander said to me. I Agree with what you said in principle. But I've been told you can't say that publicly. I said, so you just told me on a principle basis you agree with everything I said, but we can't say that. We can't. As police officers, we can't impart a good message to our community. He said, no, I've been directed to tell you, you have to take the video down. I said, I'm not taking the fucking video down. I'll fucking die first. And it's funny, because he called me and my wife was sitting next to me and we were drinking coffee, and she looked at me and just instantly knew, okay, I guess I'm unemployed, right? And I was. I got let go. Well, I got put on leave that day, and then I got fired a couple months later. But, bro, here's another thing. The fucking country rallied behind me, man, 100%, and they started to go fund me, man. That really helped my family. And I'll tell you what, a lot of cops hate me for getting that Gofundme. I got a lot of people talking to me.

[DJ]

It's because it wasn't them.

[Unknown Speaker]

Of course that's what it is, man.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, look, dude, go ahead.

[DJ]

I was gonna say, I've always. We've always maintained on the show, man. I think, you know, that that year of 2020, all the craziness, I know for a fact there are two pivotal moments that had those events not happening, we would be in a completely different place.

[Andy Frisella]

A thousand percent, Right?

[DJ]

And I. And one of those is, without a doubt, Ian Smith. Yeah. In fucking New Jersey, standing up on the civilian side, showing people like, hey, no, this is my fucking company. Like, this is my business. This was. And I'm standing up, right? It was that.

[Andy Frisella]

And, bro, it was you. Yeah.

[DJ]

Because, like, just hearing that again, like that message going out to the civilian population, knowing, like, well, shit, at least there's one cop. You know what I'm saying? That that's fucking with it, bro. We would have been in a completely different place had those two events.

[Andy Frisella]

We'd be in a different place right now.

[DJ]

Right now.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. For real. Out. That's why, dude. That's why I reached out immediately. I reached out immediately to you as the minute I saw Ian Smith do that, I reached out immediately to him.

[Unknown Speaker]

Because, dude, and we're all homies to this day.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, for sure. But like, that, I. Look, man, if you're trying to accomplish a mission and you don't have one or two people that step up and say, hey, I'LL do it. You're losing.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. So I recognized immediately. All right, dude, we got to put these people together. We got to get a message out. And, dude, I. I truly believe that could have went a completely different way had you guys not stood up, dude, and said something.

[DJ]

Yeah, and those pussies mad. They're not mad that, you know, you got the fucking gofundme. They're not mad that you might have gotten a little, you know, some followers, they're mad because they didn't have the fucking courage to do it.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, that fucking succeeding. Yeah, he's being successful, though.

[Unknown Speaker]

And I want to tell Matt he's.

[Andy Frisella]

Doing fucking better now than he was then.

[Unknown Speaker]

I'm making. I'm making four times as much money as now, and the trajectory keeps going up. But this is what happened. I got that GoFundMe and I already had a Jiu Jitsu academy because Jiu Jitsu was something that was a passion of mine, but it was never a business. And I'll tell you, man, I sat down with Lapin. He helped me understand the actual business aspect of Jiu Jitsu. But, Andy, it was something that you said. And I get confused sometimes if it's actually a text message thread between us or if I'm just listening to the show. But one thing you said, you said as an entrepreneur, if you're chasing your dreams and your goals for financial gain, you're never going to succeed. Yeah, it has to be from a passion of making people's lives better. And I remember that thinking about that. And, bro, when I applied that to my academy, because the truth is, in my Jiu Jitsu academy, I just wanted to build killers. I wanted the toughest dudes to come and join me and give me the toughest rounds and have a team of like Savages. And that was fun for a little while, but I realized exactly what you said. Appealing to savages, appealing to the toughest members of your community, they're actually the people that need it the least. You know, who you need to impart skills on and build up. It's the people that are overweight. It's the people that were never athletes. It's the children that don't have fathers. And bro, and like, I get emotional.

[Andy Frisella]

It's the people who don't have any confidence, who've never been believed in or never been told they can do anything.

[Unknown Speaker]

And bro, once I started to be like, you know what? We can have fight club, but we can also bring in 40 year old ladies that are overweight. We can bring in 10 year old girls that don't have a father. We can bring in the guys that have been behind a desk at Boeing for 10 years and have a beer belly and have never done anything athletic in their life. And once I started to build an environment that was friendly, welcoming and conducive to all walks of life, boom, that's where the magic took off. And I'm telling you, man, I've already, you know, we've been on this trajectory for four years now. I have seen people's lives change 180 degrees because they join our team, they start to believe in themselves, they get on the path, they're eating clean foods, they're exercising. Fuck, half of them have done 75 hard. And then before you know it, people realize like, oh, there's actually value in being part of something that's seeking personal excellence. And dude, the limit, it's actually limitless. Like we expanded our facility once already and we're at capacity again. Yeah, we're already looking at having to fucking expand it again. Good problems to have, right? But that was the formula. And bro, I'll have a 10 year old girl come in who like, her shoulders are slouched and she looks at the ground and she kind of mumbles when you talk to her. And inside of three months she's like, good posture, different human, shaking your hand, looking you in the eye and it's like, that's what's gonna save her down the road from a sexual assault or being a victim. It's not the fact.

[Andy Frisella]

Or just getting stomped on by life.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, it's not the fact that, oh, she knows a triangle choke now. No, it's that predators are always. Yeah, yeah, she does. Don't get me wrong, the jiu jitsu is there and the jiu jitsu works, but the predators are looking for the weakest link. And once you believe in yourself, you're not the fucking weakest link anymore.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right, dude. And think about like that woman who's 40 years old who has, you know, probably been fucking put through the wringer multiple times with multiple fucking relationships or career fucks and, you know, all kinds of bullshit. And you take somebody like that and you give them what would be an intimidating skill set for them to consider.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, and then all of a sudden like they realize, oh, I, I, me too, I can do hard things just like those other people.

[Unknown Speaker]

The real me too.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

No, and then, and then you have, and then you have a, you know, a cascading effect where that woman is now taking that home to her children. And you know what I'm saying? And like, bro, this is what is going to save society anyway. It's not going to be Donald Trump, it's not going to be a politician. It's going to be every single individual, every single pillar of society, which is us as individuals becoming the best that we can be and then looking out for the person to the left and the person to the right of us. Absolutely right. Like, there's no. There's no room for complacency and passivity anymore in this country, considering what we just went through. Yeah, right. Like, that was straight up communist insurgency and subversion that's been going on. And we were lucky. We were lucky. And we still might not not be out of the woods, but we are lucky to even have another chance because.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, in history, we almost lost it.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. In history, when we go past the point where we were at, genocides happen, massive wars happen, and it could still happen. But if we're going to protect ourselves from this again, we have to realize that, like, it's not just the men, it's everybody. And it doesn't matter if you're 80 or 20 or 15 or in between. We have to take personal responsibility for being the best versions of ourselves, because society can only be as good as the individual is. And people forgot that. People. People don't think about it like that, bro. They think about it like, oh, man, somebody else is going to do it, or, this politician is going to make things awesome, or, he's not going to make your life awesome, bro.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's why my shirt. This has become my podcast slogan. Yeah, no one's coming to save you.

[Andy Frisella]

They aren't.

[Unknown Speaker]

Because that's the fucking truth.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And you've seen the pictures on my academy. My academy is very clean. I don't have a bunch of pictures or slogans or anything except one. And it's. Personal excellence is the ultimate rebellion. I want the kids to believe that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

I want the overweight women to believe that, because it's the fucking truth.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right, bro. If we don't need them, then there's no power that they can have over us.

[Greg Lapin]

So I think it comes down to not just turning a blind eye and overlooking shit, because a lot of people, they won't do it themselves, but when something's happened, they won't say anything either. Like, yeah, I don't. Get involved. Fuck that. Get involved.

[Andy Frisella]

That's got us. That's another point.

[Greg Lapin]

You gotta get involved. Like, I'm sick and tired. A good friend of ours, Seth Farwell, Monkey was his call sign. Guy was a fucking monster. He passed. Four years now. Four years ago now. Passed. This dude was 240 pounds, 6 foot, 3% body fat. Could run a mile in under five minutes. And, like, fucking overhang, clean overhead, clean. Like, just stupid. Like, guy was a freak of nature and he could say anything he wanted to anybody at any point in time. Total strangers. Like, what did you just say? That was the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard. And no one would ever get mad at this motherfucker. And when he. When I got the text, I remember I was laying in bed, it was like 10:30 at night. It was just monkeys gone. And I was like, I'm going to be like, more like Monkey every day. I'm. And I've. I've never really held my tongue, but I will not let people spout off dumb bullshit that I know not to be true anymore without calling them out. And I don't even need to know you. I.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, bro, see, you're a strong man, and you're a strong man. And I'd like to think I'm a strong man, okay, I got my weaknesses. But I would say in general, we.

[Greg Lapin]

All do, bro, but look at you. You're fucking savage.

[Andy Frisella]

But, like, look, bro, the average person is manipulated and shamed and guilted into silence. They don't ha. They are told, like, think about this. Don't talk money, don't talk politics. It's rude. Don't. Don't say this, don't say that. If you say this, somebody's going to get offended. And most people don't want conflict. So. So they're told this framework of rules that create a conducive environment for other people to control us, right? Like, oh, bro, if you say that, even if it's true, it's offensive. But, like, those people that say that shit to us, they don't have any problem offending us. No, they'll say whatever the fuck they want to us. And what's even. What's interesting about it is those people are the weakest people in society. They're the weakest.

[Unknown Speaker]

Gavin Newsom. Yes, Justin Trudeau. But, dude, fucking joking, brother.

[Andy Frisella]

Those like us, listen.

[Unknown Speaker]

Listen to, like, them. Are you kidding me, bro?

[Andy Frisella]

They will shake their finger at us and say, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Don't say this, don't say that. Because it creates a bubble of immunity around them that's The. So, dude, if we're gonna, I mean, Greg, you're 100, right? Dude, if we're gonna protect ourselves from this ever happening again, this of political correctness and this of silent majority has a stop in media, it's got to go.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, here's the problem though. I think a lot of people, including myself to a certain degree, up until 2020, we thought the government was incompetent and ignorant and we didn't know they were actually like, I always thought they.

[Andy Frisella]

Would have her back.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

I always thought the military would have her back.

[Unknown Speaker]

We didn't know that the US government is actually the enemy of the people. Right. And I look at this the last four years as like a blessing in disguise because it forced a great awakening and it forced normal people that just, you know, hey, I don't really get involved in politics. I work nine to five. I'm just trying to support my family. Oh, like why? Why are they trying to fucking cut my 12 year old daughter's tits off? Yeah, maybe I wait, what's going on here? Right? And there was so much egregious shit that was being shoved down our throat over and over and fucking over that now everyday people that weren't really involved were kind of like, what's, what's really going on behind the scenes. And remember what I texted you right after the election? I said, andy, you're a big part of why the great awakening happened. And I want thank you for that because like, I'm doing, we're all doing our part, but at the end of the day, you have a bigger reach. And a lot of times people with big reaches and big platforms, they fucking pander because they don't want to get canceled.

[Greg Lapin]

I mean, if we're being someone, if.

[Andy Frisella]

We'Re being real, everybody fucking pandered until the end, okay? Like, bro, we are one of the only shows that for fucking 800 straight episodes in four and a half straight years told the truth. Okay? And I don't give a what anybody has to say about that because I got the receipts and I'll put them up against yours. Yeah, yeah, okay, so there's that. Right. But at the end of the day, man, you know, it's not about credit. It's about our opportunity to. It's about the blessing of the opportunity that we have to legitimately build this country into something greater than it's ever been.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Because we do have that ability right now. Like, I agree with you. I think it almost it's going to work out to be a Blessing because now we understand how far away we actually were from what we thought the country was. Right. Like, I talked to a lot of vets, and you guys will probably, you know, have your own opinions on this, but a lot of, a lot of my veteran buddies, you know, they're patriots, dude. So like, when they went over to fight, they bought the, the outside of the political agenda. They, they bought the mission. Like, hey, we're here to protect these people. We're here to fight for freedom. We're here to do this. And now those people have realized, holy shit, we were manipulated to go do this for money.

[Unknown Speaker]

And this killing people in their own neighborhoods. And I was the good guy. Dude, are you out of your mind, bro? But when you're 22 years old, you know what they told us? We got to kill him over there so they don't come over here.

[Andy Frisella]

Of course, bro.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, we all bought off on that shit. You know, they're bad guys. Like, bro, they're, they're, they live in Ramadi. They're not coming over here to kill my family. But that was the narrative that we were given.

[DJ]

Now they are probably got some.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah. Oh, we got. Oh, dude, it's just, wait until. So I, I worked for an organization over there that was a. Primarily an intelligence based organization. And I will say on that note, one of the targets we hit and recovered a bunch of intel. And this is back in 2007, we recovered intel. We do what's called SSC sensitive site exploitation. See all the intel collections. So we hit a target, secure the target, and we're dumping stuff in bags and carrying those bags out, hard drives, phones, documents, et cetera. And the intel and intel analysts get it all. And we uncovered basically 40 plus blueprints and plans for elementary and middle schools here in the US to all get hit at the exact same time all around the country. So there are bad motherfuckers out there planning to do us fucking harm here. Yeah, but again, that's not an occupation job. That's not what we did.

[Unknown Speaker]

I wonder, I wonder why they want to kill our kids.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, I, like, they wanted to for a long time. Like they wanted to for a long time. But like, special operations can go deal with that now. We don't have to occupy, we don't have to win hearts and minds and all the bullshit that really pisses people off. We literally target the bad guys who want to kill us regardless of what we're doing. We fly in fucking the unit, Delta, CAG, whatever you want to call them, Seal Team 6, Dev Group, whatever you want to call them, flies in, fucking does an explosion breach, schwacks. These dudes flies out and they're gone. And no one in the neighborhood ever even fucking knows the difference. And the bad guys that are planning this mission are fucking gone.

[Unknown Speaker]

But, bro, if we had an occupying force killing our kids here in America, I'd fucking plan a mission to go kill their fucking.

[Andy Frisella]

No shit.

[Unknown Speaker]

There's a book called Wrath of the Wendigo, and it's fucking fascinating. And it's written by a Green Beret, and it's about a rebel force fighting against the U.S. government. And in that book, the United States Air force is bombing U.S. citizens. And so, like, you can't. Like, what does Joe Biden always say? You can't fight against F18s or whatever? You know?

[Andy Frisella]

Like, that's a threat.

[Unknown Speaker]

Of course it's a threat.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, it's a threat.

[Unknown Speaker]

And in this book, do you know what they did, dude, they're a rebel force. You're right. They can't fight against fucking aircraft. So they went on to Air Force Base housing when all the pilots were flying around doing missions, and they killed all their children. And it's like, you killed our kids from the air, and we killed your kids in their bed. And like, that sounds so fucking dark, right?

[DJ]

But that's exactly.

[Unknown Speaker]

It is dark. Like, I don't ever want to have to do something like that. But if you fucking push us, dude, like, these fucking people think January 6th was an insurrection, bro. I'm here to tell you right now. And I already know because I say this shit on my show all the time, so. Special Agent so and so that fucking listens to my show. You know I'm right when I say this. You know that I'm right. That's why I don't give a fuck about saying it. There is a huge fucking group of combat veterans that have been pushed to the absolute fucking brink and that are exercising tactical patience. This fucking election. Everybody can kind of be like, oh, fuck, okay, we don't gotta do it this time. Cause I'm fucking telling you, dude. Yeah, we are sick of these motherfuckers. And the toughest, most capable men that I know that are former SEALs, Rangers, Delta. Everybody's sick of being fucking pushed around, dude. And these motherfuckers have no idea the capabilities of the monsters that they built. Well, that's gonna be the irony in all of this.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Let's think about this. They keep pushing. Their downfall is gonna be based on the people that they built, brother.

[Andy Frisella]

But think about this, okay? What happens in another eight years when you're fucking over 50 or another 12 years?

[Unknown Speaker]

Oh, I know.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's why they're killing all the testosterone and making another generation of weak men.

[Andy Frisella]

That. That brings me to the point that we have an opportunity, a window here to where we could correct culture, where they won't be able to do that again for a very long time.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

Right. And so we got really lucky that. And, dude, Trump's not in office, so I'm still having reservations about him even getting in there. But, you know, we have to realize that if we're going to not just maintain this country, but build something that. Because, like, dude, when I think of America, I don't think of it, like, as some sort of perfect thing at all. Like, I think it's highly flawed. I think the structure of it's highly flawed. I think there's all kinds of things that need to be changed. But I believe that we have people in office and we have enough awareness in our citizenship that they understand that these changes are required and necessary. So I think a lot of them are going to happen, and if it does happen, we're going to be in a good spot. But that still doesn't, you know, remove us from our obligation as men to lead and. And as men to hold a standard. And. And women, too, hold a standard, because the reason that we've been able to get so far off course is because these hijacked our own kids. Yeah, right. They got them in school and they're teaching them all this crazy. These kids get out, they're not equipped to. And I Talked about this 10 years ago on my show. They're not equipped to function in society. They don't know any skills. They haven't been taught basic anything. And then they get out in the world and they get their dicks kicked in. And then you wonder why they're running around in the streets with pool noodles and pink hair, you know, trying to start a revolution.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, like, they don't feel that the system is fair, and they're correct. It's never been fair. It's never going to be fair. But you guys got. Especially because you were told that, you know, everything's going to be okay.

[Greg Lapin]

Right.

[Andy Frisella]

And just because you're born and just because you went to school and just because you exist and breathe air, you're some sort of special person and everything's going to be fine. You're going to. You're going to survive. You get to be 20 and 25 and 30 and we'll figure it out. And dude, what these people are figuring out is they don't have any skills, they don't have any knowledge, they don't have any ability to work or compete in the real world. And dude, when you put a bunch of people in society that are unequipped, you end up with chaos.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[DJ]

You know, top checkers their whole life.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. And chest, bro. Right. And that's why you get them crying about, you know, and so. And, and supporting things like socialism or they cry about fairness or injustice or oppression. There is nothing fair about life. There is oppression everywhere from every different angle against every different people. They. It's different degrees for everybody in different ways. Nobody has it easy, nobody has it fair, nobody has a smooth path. But they have sold a. A lot of people on the idea that certain people are only where they're at because they were born a certain way. And dude, if you convince a population that they can only be successful if they're born a certain way, now we're dealing with a hope problem. Right? They don't even see a possibility of becoming any better. And if they don't see a possibility of becoming any better, what incentive do they have to even try?

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, there's an ideology that they just can't beat, you know?

[Andy Frisella]

Correct.

[Greg Lapin]

And like people that think we live.

[Andy Frisella]

Imagine being taught that your whole life. Oh, it's until you're 20 years old.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, I mean, that exists in the world. And like everyone that wants to bitch a moan about, you know, diversity and how we're getting pitted against each other and racism and all this shit here in the US like, go to another fucking country. Like, we are the most tolerant culture and country in the fucking world.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

And you want to see real fucking racism go anywhere else. Real, like, real discrimination, go to these other countries where you can be the same religion or the same color as this other person, but you come from a different tribe and you're treated like a slave, dude.

[DJ]

But there was some study I remember.

[Andy Frisella]

Seeing, bro, you go to China, dude, they. If you're not Chinese, they say you get the out of here. Yeah, if you go to. Dude, if you go to any of these countries besides the western countries that have been manipulated for the last 15 years, they're proud of their heritage. Okay? It's not racist to say I'm Irish and I live in Ireland and I would like Ireland to stay Irish. Like, that is not racist. Okay? But people say it is and they'll Tell you it is.

[DJ]

And then the number one name is Muhammad. It's like, how the fuck does that make sense?

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, dude, Andy, everything that you just said about us trying to promote equality and fairness and everybody's equal, and I know I'm biased and he is too, because we run Jiu Jitsu academies. But Jiu Jitsu, in my opinion is the best tool to teach reality. And Madat will fucking agree. Like, the mats don't lie. Hey, this guy may have been training for a year and this guy may have been training for two years, but this guy learned how to beat the shit out of that guy. And it doesn't feel fair and it doesn't feel good and it feels scary. And like all the shit that you just talked about helps people understand reality. Because Jiu Jitsu is reality. And that's why him, him and I's mission has become to teach people capability, primarily through Jiu Jitsu, but also through lots of other avenues too. Like firearms training, fitness, health, what you put in your body, how you fuel your body. I've even moved into like hunting and self sustainment. Shout out to my buddy Joshua Dukes, that's taught me how to deer hunt. And every time I shoot a deer I cry like it feels fuck, dude, it doesn't feel good because we were talking about it before, we were recording. We're animal people, right? But once you have a capability, you.

[Andy Frisella]

Shoot a bad guy, you're like, fucking got him.

[Greg Lapin]

Oh yeah, dude, you shoot a deer, right?

[Unknown Speaker]

But what you do, once you start to learn these capabilities that can self sustain you, it sets you free. Because now I'm not locked into the matrix under your rules and I'm to the point now and I don't have everything figured out. Like I'm not a fucking Mike Glover yet. Except Mike Glover doesn't have my Jiu Jitsu, so. But like, I know that if shit goes bad, I'm going to be okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

In fact, the worse shit gets, the probably the more okay, the more okay.

[Greg Lapin]

I'm going to thrive in that.

[Unknown Speaker]

And once you're okay, and that's what I tell my kids, I sit my fucking daughters down and because they, I don't try and hide any of this shit from them. When the country was looking like it was going towards chaos, I had to have those real conversations with them and I said, hey, maybe we vote our way out of this and the, the world can find stability again. Or maybe everything implodes and we're living out in our property in the woods and we're living on squirrels and slugs. But either way, in what, whatever society falls into, there's going to be winners and losers and I'm going to be a fucking winner.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And once you believe that there's no fear attached to anything.

[Andy Frisella]

No, bro, there's zero options to it either. Like, like people think that it's a choice. It's not a fucking choice, bro. You're either going to fucking do everything you have to do or you're not.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And you know, people don't understand that It's. And it goes the same way in business, you know, you're either going to do whatever is required to win or you're going to fucking lose. That's it. It's too competitive otherwise. And when you're talking about survival, it's the same shit even more so.

[DJ]

It's ultimate competition, bro.

[Unknown Speaker]

They say, they say if the grid goes down, 90% of Americans die in one calendar year.

[Greg Lapin]

Like, oh, absolutely. I mean, I've seen, I've seen it like firsthand multiple times. Living through some pretty bad hurricanes. Hurricane Katrina. Was a cop in New Orleans, you.

[Unknown Speaker]

Know, you can't tell some of those stories on the air, can you?

[Greg Lapin]

No, there's one, there's one story I can't tell. The Statue of Limitations still ain't out. I can tell some stories, but there's one story I can't. But, you know, three hours. Three hours without services, without power, with cops dealing with other stuff, the savages start coming out and they start preying on people. Three days, everyone starts turning into a savage after three days. People start losing hope and giving up, you know, and one of the things for me is like, we've lost fucking touch in our society with reality. We've lost fucking touch between video games and the Internet and these movies and this, all this fucking equality and being politically correct bullshit. And like, one of the things that he and I both agree on is like, I don't. And I get asked all the time, hey, can you do a three hour self defense women's self defense seminar?

[Unknown Speaker]

No.

[Greg Lapin]

I go, no, I can, but I won't. Well, why? Because here's the thing, I'm selling you snake oil because in three hours I'm not going to. Other than maybe inspiring you to go train jiu Jitsu, I'm not giving you shit. And women will come and ask me all the time, like, how long do I need to train Jiu Jitsu before I can like really defend myself against a male attacker? Six years, seven years. That's the reality. Because the fact the matter is I'm a super.

[Andy Frisella]

Don't you have to continue to train too well, Perishable skill. Absolutely.

[Greg Lapin]

Anything with training, right? It's recency. You need recency. Whether it's firearms, whether it's jiu jitsu, boxing, whatever it may be, there's got to be recency in that training and it's got to be reoccurring. But like, I'm a, I'm a. I know what I am. I'm a 46 year old, broken down, very mediocre hobbyist black belt. And we're not equal. But we get so caught up in this thing. And like we say it all the time. Like whenever visitors come to my academy or we're hosting an event, I tell. And I got this really from him. We both say it's like, guys, there's two sexes. That's it. There's two genders. That's it. And there's a difference between us. And if the two of you guys want to go in the corner and beat the fuck out of each other, cool. Have at it. If you're rough with one of my girls, it's on. I'm going to fuck you up next round. Because on these, fuck you up mid round because we protect our women. You know, one of the coolest quotes.

[Unknown Speaker]

I've heard and the women love hearing that.

[Greg Lapin]

Of course they do. Because they know there's difference.

[Andy Frisella]

That's the essence of masculinity.

[Greg Lapin]

You know, they know that nature.

[Andy Frisella]

Like you're going to. Dude, I got fucking two ducks at home. I got five ducks.

[Unknown Speaker]

I saw your ducks in their fucking Taj Mahal to.

[Andy Frisella]

They're doing their, their battle training. I'm training them to be warriors. So I got these two ducks and they're paired duck and Daisy. And duck is like little bitty duck, bro. Compared to these, the other three, he's tiny. He will fucking get in between him and his little partner. Who's the littlest duck.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

No fear. No fucking, doesn't give a fuck. He'll fight these other ducks until he's dead. And I'm always like, bro, he's a little badass. Like, that's, that's what that. And it's my point in saying that is it's primal. We all know it. Animals know it. It's, it's, it's what men are supposed to be. Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, and to take it back to like what we were saying about not doing women's self defense seminars, like we came here and gave a Jiu Jitsu seminar, right? But we sold it as an introduction to Jiu Jitsu. And right out of the gates we say, if there's aspects of this that you like or that you want to expound on, you're going to have to go find an academy and you have to continue to train. But one thing that I do like to say about training on the mats is, like, as developing a warrior mindset. I have never felt anything that's more scary than another man that can beat you in the realm of physical combat. I've had dudes shoot RPGs at me, machine guns, I've been id'd, mortared. None of that stuff gives that anxious response, as when you have Marcus Bushecha holding your head against his chest and you can't breathe. It's like. And you start to feel like, fuck, dude, this man has the ability to take my life. And it's fucking scary. And I have found the number one tool to hone your warrior spirit is literally on the mats training Jiu Jitsu in mma. Because when another man has the physical capacity to impose his will on you, that doesn't feel good. That's a scary feeling. And I don't care how long you've been in this. I've been doing jiu jitsu for 22 years now. I'm a third degree black belt. And when a big fucking Brazilian gorilla gets on top of me and just stifles me and takes away my ability to breathe, you start to feel that panic. And if people don't acknowledge that, they're lying. Other than Diego Sanchez, I don't think that fucking dude has the capacity to feel panic. But most people, you have to train that, and you have to. You want to push that fear as far away from being something that arises in a conflict as possible. And the only way to do that is to train, train, train, train. And you'll see it, man. People will come into the gym and out of the gates. They'll fucking, like, tap out as soon as you mount them. Because they're like, fuck, this is scary. A year later, you can be fucking grinding your elbow across their face and you can tell, like, I'm not saying you like it, but you can manage it. And it's all about managing those emotions.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And again, like, that's why. That's why it's become our number one mission, dude. And we could talk about Jiu Jitsu for the next two hours. Let us know when. When it's. When it goes into the Internet.

[Greg Lapin]

And that's that's one of the reasons, you know, when, when I met Mike Glover, one of the reasons he brought me out to fieldcraft survival is, you know, he realized that physical capability, unarmed, no weapons, no tools. And I say this all the time like this, this is our Mark 1 motto, weapon system, our body, our brain. This is the vessel we brought into the world with, right? And if you're not physically capable of violence, then no matter the tools you have. And you know, he, someone said it to him, with guns, Greg, we're not fighting people with swords anymore. And I'm like, have you ever been in a gunfight? You know how exhausting that is with that adrenaline dump and that cortisol course in your brains and you thinking you're going to die. I ran a course not too long ago and it was like a small unit tactics course and a bunch of like wealthy guys come out and no one was grossly overweight or out of shape. And we're doing bounding drills, what's called IMTs, individual movement tactics, right? And it's something that 17 year old Rangers do right out the gate. And it's essentially like you're in the prone, you say, I'm up and you get up, you run, they see me, I'm down, right? And you say that I'm up, they see me, I'm down, I'm up. They see me, I'm down, right? And it's like three to five second rushes and that's how you learn to bound and then you start incorporating. Well, there are dudes out there that after four or five of these little three to five second rushes, they're like using their hands. I'm like, guys, come here. Everyone bring it in. I was like, you guys are out here with all your expensive gear, your multicam, your belts, your $3,000 guns, locks. Yeah. I was like, you guys are going to fucking die. Let me be real. You guys are going to fucking die. I said, because you guys don't have the. I said, there's a reason that SWAT and special operations, their baseline metric for getting into those units is a serious fucking physical fitness test. There's a reason for it. They figured that out. You know, this is hard shit. Whether we're fighting with a gun, a rifle, a knife, a stick, a brick, a rock, or our fucking hands, like, that shit's tiring. You better be able to endure some of that.

[Andy Frisella]

How long does a gunfight last? I mean, obviously it can last.

[Unknown Speaker]

Totally depends.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah. So stateside, the current statistics still are about three to Five seconds. Three to five seconds in stateside. But again, that's like the majority. And the statistics are skewed, too, because it's like, that could be a domestic dispute between a husband, a wife in a kitchen, Road rage or whatever. Road rage, Right. So a lot of these videos you see of law enforcement, gunfights that are going through, you know, a city block that are much, much, much longer, and those statistics, like, gun violence, they say, like gun violence, and I forget exactly what the percentage is. But the majority of gun violence that they claim in the statistics is people killing themselves. Suicide.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Come on. What the fuck are we talking about?

[Andy Frisella]

You guys ever seen that video? It just got me thinking. Have you ever seen that video where that fucking cop pulls up and he's got an SUV and he's got a coffee and he fucking.

[Unknown Speaker]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

He pulls up real calm, turns the key off, sets the coffee on his dash, walks around in the back, unzips his rifle bag, pops the dude. It goes subject down.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Like.

[Greg Lapin]

And that was a far shot. Law enforcement, if I remember, like, 50 yards.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that guy didn't. That guy didn't even. It was just like.

[Unknown Speaker]

And then I've seen other cops and videos that are, like, hyperventilating.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

After they shot some.

[Greg Lapin]

Shots fired, shots fired. Dude, fucking relax, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

But don't you think that's an innate thing? Like, there's certain people that handle 100, dude. Because, like, there's. What I've noticed is, like, when things get, like, when, you know, like, I've seen some bad things, like motor vehicle accidents and, you know, some other things. I found a dude who hung himself one time like that. And people either respond one of two ways. They either get calmer when things get crazy, or they just pick up the energy of the crazy and they go crazy.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Calm breeds calm. Chaos. Chaos.

[Andy Frisella]

I've always been one of those people, naturally, that, like, when gets real crazy. Crazy. Dude, I. I like. My temperature goes way down, 100.

[Unknown Speaker]

And, bro, there's like.

[Andy Frisella]

I guess. But it's natural. I didn't learn it. It's just something I had.

[Greg Lapin]

No, that's nature versus nurture, for sure. Because I've been the same way. Things get crazy, I get. I go in a flow state, and I'm like. I don't yell. You.

[Andy Frisella]

You.

[Greg Lapin]

The people who know me, when it's. When I'm really, really mad and, like, people are about to start, like, getting hurt, they're like, dude, are you all right? Yeah, I'm good, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, yeah. All Right.

[Greg Lapin]

We need to leave now.

[DJ]

Check please.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's why like a lot of, like a lot of young rangers, they wanted to go to combat because I mean, I was, I got into the Ranger Regiment in 1999, so still peacetime military. I was in the Ranger regiment during the transition. And a lot of rangers, like they wanted to go to war to see how they would handle it. Right. And then when we actually went to war, it's like, okay, this is no big deal. Like, it's actually not that scary. It's not that hard to shoot you.

[Andy Frisella]

And I've had that talk, yeah, like.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like something that like goes around the special operations community. It's kind of a joke, but it's also true. It's like, what did you feel the first time you killed a man? Recoil. You know, just like. It's just not a big deal. It actually kind of felt like you were playing a video game, to be honest. And that's not to like try and sound fucking hard or beat my chest. It's just like you, you can detach emotionally in the moment and you don't really. I mean, it feels exciting.

[Andy Frisella]

It's also probably different like how you kill them too, right? Like for sure someone fifty hundred yards.

[Unknown Speaker]

Away versus putting a knife in their neck.

[Greg Lapin]

Ye.

[Andy Frisella]

Or smashing her face with a rock like fucking Dakota Meyer.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The training has a big part of it, you know, And I tell people all the time, like, there's a reason the training progression is the way it is. So, you know, it's like you start first, start with like rubber duck, what we call rubber duck guns. And then you go real guns, but you're dry firing. And then you're on a. Just a flat range, just shooting a target. And next thing you know you're doing multi team, you know, team stuff with blanks. And then you start amping it up to. Then you're doing simmunitions for some force, shooting real role players. Then you're doing live fire stuff with full explosive, explosive breaches and flash bangs and this and flying. So the progression, training progression is scaled and scaled and scaled and scaled to build that stress inoculation and make what we're doing, make us into subconscious competence in our training. So like you said, playing a video game, it's like, hey, bad guy. Going whack, whack. Okay, cool, we're good, let's roll. Well, and then you're like, oh fuck, what just happened? You know, like after the fact.

[Unknown Speaker]

You guys heard the book on killing written by Lt. Col. Grossman, right. He said, I don't remember if it was. I think it was World War I. The army trained and the bullseyes that they shot were just round targets. They were just bullseye targets. A huge percentage of soldiers when it went, when it became time to kill human beings, fucking weren't able to pull the trigger. And then after that, the military changed to the targets to what's called E type silhouettes. That looks like the shadow of a man. And the percentage of people that were willing to shoot a human being after changing from a bullseye to an E type grew exponentially. And it's ingraining that into your subconscious that's so interesting.

[DJ]

Police departments use the black silhouettes.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah. I mean, they change them to dark green. You're either a great a green marine or a dark green Marine. But no, that's the truth, you know, and like a lot of our, A lot of our training now, like, I can show you like a video that we took of my team training last year. And it's so realistic. You're like, holy fuck. Like, we're going in. We've got our dogs ready. We're putting explosive breaches on the door. We have role players live role players inside the house. And we're doing full explosive breaches, doing gun portals, blowing holes in the wall to stick a gun through it, and breaches on the front door and breaches on the back door and sending our assault dog in. And, you know, it's like we are, we are doing these training operations so close to reality, short of actually shooting people with real bullets, that when it comes time and it happens for real, it's just like another day. It's just another day, you know, just someone ends up dead. And it could be us too, but we know that going into it. And to say there's, you know, the risk. You understand the risk. I'm not going to say you're without fear, but it's not really that scary, you know, that's not to sound bravado, but it's like, like you said, like you just go and do the job, you know, and that is it. And it's over when it's over.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's real shit.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, dude, I love the story of your neighbor.

[Greg Lapin]

Oh, yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Opera singer telling you, like, I don't know how you do this for a job. That sounds so scary.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, yeah. So my old neighbor, he was a world famous oper. Opera singer. Like countries would bring him in for a month or two at a time to sing operas around the Country. And he was the huntingest fish in this dude you ever met. Like, super country. Like, you want to go catch fish, you go with him. You don't go fishing, you go catching with him. You want to go shoot animals, you go with him. And we're standing out in the street.

[Unknown Speaker]

Those two things don't seem like they go.

[Greg Lapin]

They don't coincide, right? His. His mom was a. A university music teacher and like a high level, and he just had a knack for it and. And I guess that's where he went, you know, he had a skill set. And I had just come back from overseas, so I think I'd only been home for like a week or so. And I'm always a little on edge. It takes me. When I'd come home from deployments, it'd probably take me a good 30 days to like, settle back in. And then you're pretty much going right back, you know, and we're sitting. We're standing out in the street drinking, having a beer and watching the kids play and ride their bikes. And he's like, oh, man. So how was the trip? I was like, oh, it was good. It was busy, you know, and just small talk, dude, we're getting rocketed every day, blah, blah, blah. You know, a couple guys got blown up, got shot, blah, blah, blah. And he's like, dude, how terrifying is that? I was like, ah, it's not really. Like I said, let me, Let me clarify. He's like, dude, that's not. You're not scared? I said, no. You have a level of fear. You understand the risk, but it's really not that scary. I was not afraid of being killed. Right? You come to terms with that? My biggest fear. My biggest fear was getting knocked unconscious from an explosion or a crash or something like that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Waking up in an orange juice, waking.

[Greg Lapin]

Up in an orange jumpsuit. That was my biggest fear, right? Waking up and being captured. I carried a. I carried a hand grenade just for me. I actually carried it in my medical pouch surround wrapped in gauze. And I carried a hand grenade just for me. And if I had access to that, that's. That was. I was clacking that off with me and whoever was coming try to grab me. But I was like, he's like, so like, you go into bad guys houses and like, go kill them or capture them? Like, yeah, sometimes. And dude, that's gotta be terrifying. I said, dude, Paul, it's really not, you know, it's like, that's what we train for. We train highly high. We're really, really good at it. And I said, you know what scares me? And he's like, what? He's like, holy shit. If that doesn't scare you, what scares you? He's really intrigued, you know? I was like, what really terrifies me is putting on a leotard, getting on a stage in front of a thousand people, and singing in Latin with no microphones. And he starts laughing, right? And I said, but you do that all the time, right?

[DJ]

Right?

[Greg Lapin]

And I was like, do you get nervous before a show? He's like, yeah, sure. You got a little bit of nerves, right? But that's what I do. I said, bingo. That's what I do. I said, paul, if you told me, hey, that house in the Corner, dude, there's three terrorists down there with AKs. I'm like, all right, cool. I'll be right back. And I'm gonna go in my house. I'm gonna get my kid on.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

I'm gonna get my kid on, put my night vision on, wait for it to get dark. I'm gonna go in there, I'm gonna kill all three of them, and then I'll come back out and we'll finish our beers. I said, but getting on a stage and singing in Latin with no microphone, that terrifies the shit out of me, bro. I'd be scared shitless. And he's laughing. I was like, it's the same thing, dude. You're trained for that, and you're an expert in that, and you have nerves. He's like, yeah, but you could die. I was like, yeah, cool. You come to terms with that. You could fucking blow your show yourself on stage and then have horrible reviews, and you'd be black. You'd have a reel on every social media platform. I'm just dead, right? People are gonna go celebrate me and have my picture. I'm probably get a fucking statue somewhere. I don't know, you know? I was like, so it's really no different.

[DJ]

I fucking love it. I love it.

[Greg Lapin]

The shit we do, man. Like, you can. You can get used to some pretty crazy stuff, you know?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

I changed my alarm. One of my first pumps to Iraq. They would rocket us every morning at like 6:45 in the morning. Every fucking morning, two to three rockets. And we have these counter battery systems, right? So a lot of times they would shoot two or three rockets and they disappear because they know the counter battery systems are going to target them, and then we'll go kill them. The other thing they're doing is they're setting up mortars and putting ice between the mortar and the bottom of the mortar tube so it would. They. Can they leave them there, leave them in an alley, and then disappear. And the ice would melt throughout the day and then don't clack off the mortar and no one would be there. But I literally reset my. I was sick and tired of getting war. Woken up by the rockets flying over my hooch and hearing that. That, you know, and blowing up on base somewhere. And if you hear it, you're alive. If you don't hear it, you're fucking dead. So what's the difference?

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, because they move faster than this.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

The speed of sound.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

So you're the ones that kill you.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah. So I reset my alarm 15 minutes prior to that to 6:30 in the morning so I could wake up and I'd be brushing my teeth, my hooch in here. All right, cool. Whatever. Don't. I don't want to get woken up by rockets. I'd rather be already awake, you know?

[DJ]

Oh, that's awesome, man. You guys want to do some cruising?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Dude, was that an hour and a half Intro?

[DJ]

We're at 57. We're doing good. Let's. Let's do in honor of patriots. I feel like we have some patriots here. We love this country. We don't plan on leaving anywhere, but apparently a few people do.

[Greg Lapin]

And a few people have Ellen DeGeneres and Rossi. Yeah, there you go. Dude, they moved to England. Good. Hey, the food sucks over there. You guys stay over there.

[Unknown Speaker]

Goodbye.

[Greg Lapin]

I'm really broken hearted that they fucking left.

[Unknown Speaker]

Hey, you see that little fucking twerp that's like, I don't want to live in the country that Donald Trump is the president of. So I'm moving to Hawaii.

[Andy Frisella]

What a dumb selection.

[DJ]

Ellen's gone, man.

[Greg Lapin]

Thank God.

[Unknown Speaker]

Can all the members of the view and Rosie O'Donnell fucking leave too, man?

[DJ]

So that's the thing. I mean, they're supposed to be on that list. There's a long list probably of about 30 people that actors, actresses, you know, singers, songwriters.

[Unknown Speaker]

Such a foolish thing to say, right? Like, dude, there's been politicians that have been voted into power. Fucking Joe Biden was one of them. That I despise as leaders in quotation marks. As men. They have no integrity. They don't have the ability to actually lead. And there couldn't be a more despicable person to be the commander in chief. Why would I fucking just give up on my country? Because a piece of shit is voted into power because you're so weak that you can't.

[Andy Frisella]

You don't have the ability to defend it.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's right, dude. That's right.

[Andy Frisella]

So. So there's a difference. When they say it, they're afraid that.

[Greg Lapin]

Terrified.

[Andy Frisella]

They're terrified. Right? They're like, it. I'm gonna get. When we say it. When. When things don't go our way, we say, all right, well, come get some.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, come get some.

[Andy Frisella]

The boots, it's a different thing. Yeah, they don't have the ability. This is why it's so ironic that these people are the ones that continue to agitate and call for violence because they are the least equipped to deal with any sort of violence. Right. How is Whoopi Goldberg gonna call for, you know, all this crazy when she's 80 years old and morbidly obese and retarded? You know what I'm saying? Like, they stir up all the.

[DJ]

In a mile.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah, but. But see, dude, that's a different mentality. Like, patriotic Americans, they're gonna say, no, this is my country. And, yes, I don't agree with the President. We have. However, as long as he doesn't come and step on my toes directly, we'll work it out. Yeah, that's. That's the mentality. But they don't have the ability to even think that, so they have to leave.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

And honestly, like, what you just said, Andy, that was a big turning point for me during the whole covet. Because. Same thing. I was still a cop. I was a SWAT cop outside of New Orleans, and I had also owned my own jiu jitsu academy. And I was like. You know, initially when it first came out, I was like, all right, maybe this is kind of serious. Like, just the first few days. Let's look into this. And I was like, then you start seeing all these. All the doctors out of California talking about antibodies, and there's a lot of bullshit. I'm like, we're staying open. We're gonna stay open. If you don't want to train, cool. If you live with an elderly parent, cool. That's what makes us adults and Americans. We can disagree, but if you want to train, we're here. And my entire SWAT team, we had a plan, like, if they were gonna start enforcing lockdowns or anything like that. But, like, we were there, and then. So I just decided, like, you know what? Fuck our federal government. They're not going to do shit. They don't really have any. But I'm going to focus on my local government, my governor, and down. Because, you Want to come into my town, my neighborhood, and tell me what I can and can't do? We're going to have a fucking fight on the hands. I don't give a shit what the federal government says anymore. So focus on that, you know, your neighborhood, your community, your school board, your. Your mayor, your governor, and let them do what they want to do well.

[Unknown Speaker]

And if you have a fucking problem with the government, draw a hard line and stand behind that. What does fleeing to England do?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Doesn't show any courage.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, they don't fight the man that way. Those people don't care about the country. No, they don't. That's the difference. They're not patriotic people. They have no emotional attachment to the country. This is not their country. In their mind, this is just a place they live.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

So it's a different mentality. They don't. The Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, they. They are so far removed from having any sort of pride or attachment to land or a community, you know, like, bro, these people are. Are in a different planet.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, and mentally so, like, dude, of course they're gonna move.

[Greg Lapin]

They don't operate in reality, bro. Get the out of here.

[Andy Frisella]

I never liked that one.

[DJ]

I used to like her. No.

[Unknown Speaker]

No way, dude.

[Greg Lapin]

No.

[DJ]

No giveaways and shit.

[Greg Lapin]

No, Never.

[Andy Frisella]

Never was down.

[Unknown Speaker]

I don't even know what you're talking about.

[DJ]

So, like 12 days of Christmas, she.

[Greg Lapin]

Never gave me shit.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah. I never got anything from Ellen. Fuck off.

[DJ]

Yeah, I used to like her until, like, I realized that, like, you know, I didn't. You know, she's got some fucked up mentalities, man. It's sad.

[Greg Lapin]

I just don't understand, like, how the. Do people get so upset? Like, what reality are they living in that they literally think our last administration.

[Unknown Speaker]

And that they don't.

[Greg Lapin]

Would be a better president?

[Unknown Speaker]

They don't think that.

[Greg Lapin]

You don't have to like Donald Trump for. To agree or recognize or admit that what he did for the country was better for the country. You don't have to like the man.

[Unknown Speaker]

For what he's saying.

[Andy Frisella]

They don't think. They don't think that. They don't think that. They are forced and leveraged to have that opinion. That is why they are famous. They have traded their soul, they have traded their integrity. They have traded everything that means something to be a human being for success, money, and fame. And these people are owned by other people. It's not their own opinions. They're not even allowed to have their own opinions. They're they're not. And I think a lot of these people. I think we're going to see a lot of these people move. I think we're going to see a lot of these people, quote, unquote, disappear, and I think we're going to see some suicides.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, you already. Yeah, suicides in quotation.

[Andy Frisella]

No, no, no.

[Unknown Speaker]

Real suicide.

[Andy Frisella]

No, bro, I think. For real. I think these people have done such criminals for so long, and they're so afraid it's going to come out that we're going to see some of that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, well, you can. You can see some of them already starting to pander and. And, like, asking Trump to meet them. And, like, hey, maybe we should. Maybe we should become a little more bipartisan.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, like those morning jokes.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, people. Yeah, you're. You're ready to do that after the election? Even though leading up to that was just a fucking. The smear campaign of smear campaigns, inciting.

[Andy Frisella]

Violence and bullshit, calling him Hitler every single fucking day.

[Unknown Speaker]

He got after the assassination attempt, there was like 48 hours when they're like, you know what? Maybe we shouldn't be saying all these things. Oh, yeah, no shit. Because what you're doing is you're warping people's minds.

[Andy Frisella]

And then they went right back to it.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Trump wants generals like Hitler had, and people believe that shit. Dude, he calls soldiers suckers and losers, and it's like, oh, he hates the military. It's like, bro, he's gonna use them. Like my friend Joe Kent. Have you had Joe Kent on?

[Andy Frisella]

No, I know who he is.

[Unknown Speaker]

Joe Kent. When. When he went to. Was it Dover to pick up Shannon's remains? Yeah, fucking Trump met him there. And then, dude, he started talking to him about Shannon's life, and he told me, goes, bro, it's very apparent that, like, he knew he was gonna receive the remains of my wife with me, so he went and did her homework on her and learned a little bit about her, where she's from, who she is, so he could conversate with me. Like, he doesn't fucking think your soldiers are suckers and losers. It's the stupidest fuck. It's the stupidest fucking thing. And you know what? Even if he did think that, he's too smart to say that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, be fucking serious.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And these people just get manipulated by narratives. Dude. No, he doesn't think.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, it's a lot of the social media. So a few years ago, I started a fake Instagram account with, like, a Trump head with an X on it and I think I titled like Bad Orange man or something like that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Just infiltrating.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, dude. Just to see what the algorithm would do, right? And I started and I went in and I followed all these like super left and super liberal, like and just CNN and all this stuff, all the news channels. And then you see the algorithm pop up and that feed was getting nothing but like hate against him and hate against him and hate against him. Like ridiculous shit that's just being made up. But that's people who follow that line of thought. That's what they're seeing all day, every day. And they're not seeing any of the other shit. So it's like they're getting manipulated by that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Here's the fucked up thing about it though, is you take 18, 19, 20 year old impressionable mind and you feed them this narrative for four years straight and you say, dude, if he gets into power, our democracy is going to fall. If he gets into power, like you're going to camps, go to camps, like all this stuff and he's literally going to end democracy. Even though he was already the president for four fucking years. If he gets in this time, he's going to end democracy. So their brain starts to get manipulated, thinking, oh, like trying to shoot him would actually be the honorable thing. That would be the patriarchal thing to do.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, bro, you know, I'm saying, listen, every conflict that has happened in the history of mankind, neither side thought they were the bad guy.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, right.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

You know, exactly like these people like. And here's the thing too, because we need that freedom of speech, people should be able to say whatever the fuck they want. But when they're also fucking manipulating people's minds, like we should drag them out in the street and fucking beat them to death with a hammer.

[DJ]

Yeah, there has to be consequences, man.

[Greg Lapin]

Because that's the problem. We're of a. We're a society free of consequences. I've got the fix. I've got the fix. I've been saying it for a decade. I've got the fix. You can get your concealed carry permit in pretty much any state you live in, right? And you take a little test, you do a background check. Some states have a little psyche, Val. You go and you shoot the little course and the state deems you have sound body of mind here. Andy Frazella, we're giving you this car. You can carry a pistol in defense of your life or the life of others, right? All we need to do is issue out a punch in the mouth License, Right? You do the same thing. They deem you have sound body of mind to issue the proper amount of force to go punch someone in the fucking mouth when they're acting like an asshole. So you're standing in the grocery store, and it could be a little old lady just being a complete cunt way and go, ma'am, sorry, here's my card. And you just give her a little pop.

[Unknown Speaker]

Just a little one.

[Greg Lapin]

Right? Because you. Right. And then it could be a dude at a restaurant, drunk, acting like a fucking asshole. Hey, bro, here you go. Wham. You know, it's like, dude, people would stop acting like, well, look there.

[Andy Frisella]

That's. That's a real thing. Okay? When. When you and I and men of our age grew up, there was an understanding that you didn't step on someone's toes. You didn't disrespect them. If you did, you apologize because there was a chance that you might get.

[Greg Lapin]

Punched in the face o'clock in the field behind the school, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

And that doesn't exist anymore. That doesn't exist anymore. So we have eroded the natural order of hierarchy amongst men in society.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's right.

[Andy Frisella]

There is no fear of repercussions. There are people that are willing to push. Look at all the little prank kids on the Internet who run up to people and with them, and it's like, bro, you guys don't understand. Like, you're gonna go with somebody like me or one of you guys, and someone's gonna knock your teeth out.

[Greg Lapin]

100.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Like. And. And the reason they're comfortable doing that is because they've never dealt with that natural. What I would call, you know, Nate, natural order of society amongst men. You know, like, dude, even my. The friends I've had the longest in my life, these are usually people that we've had a couple physical confrontations with, you know? But the reason that we're still friends and the reason that we have such a good bond is because there's that respect there, that. That lasts forever.

[Unknown Speaker]

Of course.

[Andy Frisella]

Right? And that's the problem with society, especially with men. They do not understand that anymore. And we have to get back to a point, one way or another, to where that's understood.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

You know, we talked about this at breakfast with Nick. Men will do the right thing for one of two reasons. Their own personal integrity or fear of repercussions.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, right.

[Unknown Speaker]

And now we have all these politicians that are no longer living in a state of fear of repercussions. And that's why they're Running fucking wild. And it's like, dude, if it's found that you don't vote on behalf of your constituents, but that you're voting on behalf of Pfizer, you should get drugged out in the street and beaten with a fucking hammer. Like, there has to be. Like, that's fucking treasonous. That's. That should be criminal.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. And if that's one of the fundamental problems that we have to fix, if.

[Unknown Speaker]

They'Re not going to do the right thing because they don't hold the proper amount of personal integrity, then they have to do it out of fear of repercussions. And there are no repercussions in America anymore.

[DJ]

Moving to the UK ain't going to do it. Yeah. Well, let's get into our first headline, man. We got a headline. Number one, this is a big talk of the town today. This actually just happened right before recording start. Gates. Gates are closed. Gates. Matt Gates withdraws as Attorney General nominee. So this. This was interesting, huh?

[Unknown Speaker]

I saw this. It's weird because he lost his seat now.

[DJ]

Well, I think he. No, he'll get a seat back.

[Unknown Speaker]

Okay. Okay.

[DJ]

He won't.

[Andy Frisella]

No, he resigned from Congress.

[DJ]

Resigned completely.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Shit.

[Andy Frisella]

It's weird.

[Unknown Speaker]

Question me, dj.

[DJ]

I mean, no, the shit changes so quick, too, though, man. I mean, because, like, I saw something that, like, he was still planning on coming back.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, maybe I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure I'm right.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[DJ]

I mean, you know, but he withdrew his. His. His nomination that Trump gave him. And of course, there's like, some deep state shit that's going on. Um, not sure if you guys saw this, but, you know, there was this internal probe that was going on, and somehow, shockingly, the document from the federal probe of Matt Gates conveniently got leaked to the New York Times after the Ethics Committee decided to seal it and not release it. It got fucking leaked hours. And of course, New York Times are. They're running it. The guy who wrote the article is this guy, Michael Schmidt. He put this out on the tweet. He says, we obtained a document from the federal sex trafficking investigation of Gates. It shows he made thousands in payments to women who told investigators they had sex with him for money. We are publishing a redacted version of the document. They wrote the whole article about it. You know, but. But here's the thing, and I think we've covered this the other day, too. There would. There. There's. There's no. There was no crime. The DOJ already said that. Like, yeah, there's nothing here to really arrest on. Right. But they're running this wild and I don't know if the reason he, why do you think he stepped down? Do you think it was just like, because he didn't want to stay in.

[Unknown Speaker]

The seat or do they have some.

[Greg Lapin]

Do they have some, do they have.

[Unknown Speaker]

Some dark on him? I mean, who knows, right?

[Andy Frisella]

I think it's deeper than that. I think what happened was, I think Trump and Gates knew that this was going to come out. So Trump, you know, said, hey, this is who I'm picking. Makes they, they agree that he resigns from Congress. It gets him out of the confirmation process now and it basically makes all this shit minimized and go away. And I think what's going to happen is he's going to end up being, replacing Rubio with, with Desantis doing that. So I, I think, I think this was a favor by Donald Trump to someone who has supported him relentlessly to get him out of the political fucking whirlwind and get him in a position to where I don't think he was ever intended to be the actual attorney.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's why I fucking love Andy is what I'm saying. You're always seeing things layers.

[Andy Frisella]

I don't, I don't think he was because it doesn't make sense if they knew everything. Because they know, right? They fucking know. So. And I guarantee you, if Gates is sitting down with Trump, Trump is saying, hey, dude, whatever it is, just tell me what it is so we can figure it out. And then they came up with a plan to get him out and so that he's not having to go through the confirmation process and he'll actually have a career moving forward in another capacity. That's what I think. I also think that the thing that he did is no different than what any of these other politicians do. I don't think it had anything to do with underage women. I think he had a Matt Gates, a good looking dude. I don't think Matt, I think Matt Gates had a lot of girlfriends and when he got into politics he started paying them to so he could be like, hey, shut the up. Yes. And that's what I think happened. But all these other politicians do the same, so we'll see. But that's, that's sort of my, my feeling.

[Unknown Speaker]

I did enjoy that cunt on the View having to issue an apology.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, Sonny, dude, Sunny, Sunny. She's a racist.

[DJ]

Yeah, I mean, this was Trump's. Trump put this out in the truth. He says, I greatly appreciate the recent efforts of Matt Gaetz and seeking approval to be Attorney General. He was doing very well, but at the same time did not want to be a distraction for the administration for which he has much respect. Matt has a wonderful future and I look forward to watching all of the great things he will do.

[Greg Lapin]

I mean, yeah, yeah, that's, that sounds supportive, like.

[DJ]

Yeah, that sounds pretty aligned with yourself.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that, I mean, that's, that's, that's what I see happening here, dude. Because, like, you know, most people don't have, they don't have crisis management skills because they don't have crisis to manage. Right. If you're an entrepreneur, you constantly have crisis to manage. So my mind automatically goes to, okay, what is a real story here and how are they spitting this out?

[DJ]

And because nothing's ever fucking seems. Never it.

[Greg Lapin]

No, no, never as it seems.

[Andy Frisella]

No, no. These guys, these guys are buddies. Trump's thankful for his support. Gates went to bat for Trump when nobody was going to bat for Trump.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Trump appoints an Attorney General knowing that he can't be Attorney General, knowing that he can't go through the confirmation process. Gates resigns. Trump already had a second pick to go in, and I guarantee you the second pick is going to be way more damaging than what he would have been.

[DJ]

Guys jumping in on this conversation. Let us know what you guys think down in the comments. With that being said, let's, let's keep the screen crews moving.

[Andy Frisella]

I want to say this too. Like, I, I think it's, it's, it's, it's up that all these politicians do the same and then when they get to a certain level, they all drag out the one guy's. Every one of these people, the pot calling. Listen, dude, all these people cheat. All these people pay money to tell their people to not talk about it. That is, that is what they do, bro. And if you went to any of those women or any of those men, you would find a bunch of shit in their closet, just like Christy Noem. Right? Like everyone has shit. And I think it's fucked up that as a society we are at a place where we don't value people based upon the skills for the job. We're now judging them on their social character. Of what? I mean, bro, how many fucked up relationships have you had?

[Greg Lapin]

How much time do we have?

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Unknown Speaker]

Know my situation.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but, but, dude, that's my point, though. Like, my point is, is that every single human being, if you dig far enough, you're going to find things that are unpalatable or things that could be twisted into something that is, you know, not good. And the fact is, if we want to operate this country, we have to get past these sort of issues as being the scandal that disqualifies them from doing the job. And we have to get back to can they do the job or can they not do the job?

[Unknown Speaker]

But here's the thing, dude, it's, it's only a scandal when it's a conservative. Remember when Bill Clinton was going through that? I don't. It doesn't matter.

[Andy Frisella]

What. Well, I think conservatives set themselves up for that because they play holier than that. Right? Like, like, dude, conservatives, I'm an independent, dude. Like, and I know everybody thinks I'm some hardcore conservative, but the only reason that I'm conservative is because the left has gone so far off the fucking rails that there's nothing to relate to you. Yeah, I'm a centrist. I'm, I'm more libertarian than I am anything else. But I side with the conservatives. But the problem with the conservatives is. And they, they bring this kind of scandal on themselves because they pretend to have no skeletons in their closet.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Just.

[Andy Frisella]

They don't say.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, they don't say, I got three chicks, dude.

[Greg Lapin]

Right.

[Andy Frisella]

They don't say. They don't say, hey, by the way, I've had an interesting social life.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. I'm a, I'm a wealthy dude, I'm good looking, and guess what? I've done this and this and this. But guess what I can do for you? I can make this amazing. Right? And like, dude, even look at Trump, Trump's bro. Trump. Trump flew his side chick to Aspen while he was there with his wife. Okay. He's done all kinds of up relationship.

[Unknown Speaker]

Oh, I was gonna say.

[Andy Frisella]

But also, Trump wasn't. Trump doesn't sit there and preach about, you know, this, that I'm morally superior than you and I go to church every Sunday and I've never done anything wrong. And shame on you. And that's where the conservatives get fucked because they fucking, they, they put the shame out just like the left does. But they do it from a place of moral superiority.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes, well, and a lot of it is just based in religion because they have to appeal to that base.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but bro, like, that's. These are things, these are.

[Unknown Speaker]

Actions aren't congruent with what they're saying.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. It sets them up for those kind of scams. Right. Like if you heard, I don't know, all the left are so ugly, they probably don't have any.

[Greg Lapin]

There's no crazy scary.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I mean, like, who's a. Okay, if you heard Gavin Newsom, he's got side dudes. Okay. If you heard Gavin Newsom had four other girlfriends and. And also two boyfriends, there you go. No one would care.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

They'd be like, oh, that makes sense. Gavin Newsom's a slime ball. But I'm still gonna vote for him because that's what I like.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

You know, Nancy Pelosi's husband was male hookers, of course, and beating him with hammers or whatever. That was all.

[Andy Frisella]

Allegedly.

[DJ]

Allegedly hammer was used somehow.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Somewhere in there.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm not sure somebody was getting him. Yeah, that's right.

[Unknown Speaker]

But, dude, you know, story disappeared as soon as it fucking.

[Andy Frisella]

That's where these conservatives lose the comment. Like, bro, I feel like I represent the 80% of common sense people. And, dude, now that we have the conservatives in power, I've already started to see them wield that cancel culture moral superiority nonsense against regular people, bro. I've seen him come to me, you know what I'm saying? Like, oh, you don't. You don't go to church. You never talk about God. Well, that doesn't mean that I don't have my own beliefs and practice my own in private, bro. Like, I just don't feel the need to preach to you because I don't think I'm better than you.

[Greg Lapin]

It also doesn't mean that you're not a good man of principle either, bro. You know, like, I don't go to church.

[Andy Frisella]

No, but I will.

[Greg Lapin]

I. I'm a man of.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying. But those people will stand on their. On. They. It's actually. It's actually everything that Jesus was against.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. It's like standing on this. This rock of moral superiority and pointing down at you. And when Jesus was walking around with the criminals and with the prostitutes and saying, hey, there's still a place for you. I still love you. I know you're bad. I know that you've done wrong, but guess what? It's okay, because you could. That's the message of Christianity. And, dude, a lot of these people have lost that. They've gotten to this point where they are the judge and they are the person that wields this shame weapon against everybody. And now that Trump has one, we're seeing it start to come out again, and it's like, bro, if you guys would just keep that shit under lock and key and just be a humble person about that. Area, we could really unify the country. But what starts to happen is after three or four or eight years of that shit, people get tired of the pendulum.

[Unknown Speaker]

The pendulum swings the other way.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying. It's like, fuck, dude, I'm so.

[Unknown Speaker]

Nothing drives me more nuts. And, dude, my show is a fraction of what your show is, but people will still reach out to me and be like, you built a big enough platform. You need to speak about this. So you need to speak about that.

[Andy Frisella]

Then go build a fucking platform of.

[Unknown Speaker]

Your own fucking show then. It's not that hard, dude.

[Greg Lapin]

Than what I want to do, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

When people tell me that I automatically intentionally do the opposite. Yeah, I do, like. And I. And you get that. It's like, dude, this. Look, man, here's the reality. We live in America. And in America, if you want America to be harmonious and peaceful and free, that means you're going to have to accept that not everybody is exactly like you.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Not everybody is going to behave like you. And that doesn't make them a bad person. Are there things that make someone a bad person?

[Unknown Speaker]

Of course.

[Greg Lapin]

For sure.

[Andy Frisella]

All right. But just because someone doesn't, you know, operate the same way that you do doesn't mean that we have to destroy them on the Internet or destroy their business or ruin their reputation. And that's where we're getting off track with people. Because, dude, this country needs to be unified. And if we continue to judge each other and we continue to pretend like we have the moral high ground over another human being, I mean, which.

[Unknown Speaker]

But, bro, don't you think most of that was fabricated? Because most of the.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but I think people play into it.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, I agree. But, like, most of the conservatives that I know that I surround myself with, like, bro, you can't own a Jiu Jitsu academy and not welcome diversity. Yeah, like, you know, I'm saying, no. No one cares. Oh, fuck, dude, a black dude wants to sign up at Jiu Jitsu. Man, that dude's gay. Like, nobody fucking really cares. But they've just strategically pitted everybody against each other. And, bro, I don't care if you want to fucking cut your dick off and put a dress on. You want to come train Jiu Jitsu with me? Are you a cool person?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Now I might be like, bro, like, what the fuck are you doing? It's a little weird because I can't understand why you would want to live in that manner. Doesn't mean I fucking hate you.

[Andy Frisella]

I think people like us have always Been there. But the problem is that we've always been live and let live so much that these people have gotten comfortable taking our, taking our space. Yeah, right. They inch in and inch in and inch in and inch in and we're like, hey, look, I don't care what the. You do. I really don't. Because I don't. I don't care what you do, bro. Don't. With kids.

[Greg Lapin]

But now it's affecting my kids in school.

[Andy Frisella]

Correct. Now you've encroached. And now they act like they're the ones being oppressed. It's like, dude, all you had to do was just go live your life. And bro, no, nobody's out here being like, like, oh, we hate gay people. Like, I've met some. Listen, real talk. But my point in all this is that like, bro, there's not the hate out there that people think there is. And we have to get to a point where all of us, we, we the common sense people who have always been like, dude, let's, let's let them do what they want, you know, it's fine as long as that. We, we just have to adjust our, our boundaries a little bit further out. Okay. So they can't get that close again. You know what I'm saying? Like, like, hey, dude, now you're starting to talk about this at school. We're stopping that right now.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, okay.

[Greg Lapin]

Hard and fast, right? You can't let it.

[Andy Frisella]

That's a hard.

[Unknown Speaker]

I don't want you talking to my kids about heterosexual sex or sex.

[Andy Frisella]

I don't want you talking.

[Unknown Speaker]

Teach them how to read and write, dude. And do math.

[Andy Frisella]

But talking to my kids.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, I pulled my kids out of public school for that reason. Yeah, my, one of my, my oldest, when she was 9, she came home one day and was like, dad, I haven't decided if I'm going to be straight or lesbian when I grow up. And I was like, dude, you need to be out back catching frogs. Like you like to do like, what the fuck are you even talking about? And a couple more instances like that, I was like, dude, her mind is being polluted. Boom. Fucking private school.

[Greg Lapin]

You know, I love the school my kids are in in Utah because it's super conservative. Literally. We got an email that my 9 year old girl got in trouble for kicking a boy while he was on the ground after like taking him down. She's been trained in jiu jitsu since she was 5. And they didn't call us in. They didn't send her home. They just we just got a little, we just got a little email, that was it.

[DJ]

Teachers, some mercy maybe like the boy.

[Greg Lapin]

The boy deserved it. Fair enough. I'm like, baby, you shouldn't have kicked him after he was out on the ground. Roger that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[DJ]

All right, well guys, jumping on this conversation. Let us know what you guys think down in the comments. Let's keep this cruise moving aheadline number two. This is probably what's on everybody's mind. Gotta talk about it. There's some weird happening. I think this would be a great opportunity, Great, great group of people to talk about this with. Gotta talk about Ukraine, Russia. There's some weird happening right now. Ukraine. So they, we all. We talked about this the other day on cti, guys. Biden approved the, the use of long range missiles for Ukraine. Ukraine used them immediately after. They also use some from the UK as well. These Storm Shadow cruise missiles that you UK gave them, they used those as well. And since then Biden has also made another step. He shifted some policy changes with Ukraine with them using some anti personnel mines as well. Another escalation of, of just the use of force. You, you're seeing change in that fog, which was interesting. You got. NATO is Preparing to move 800,000 NATO troops after the Kremlin made their response to all of these, these policy changes. And they have moved them into Germany at the time of the show. And we're closing embassies in Ukraine. I mean there's a lot of stuff that's happening, okay, we close our embassies over there now. We've talked about this peaceful transfer of power that's supposed to be happening and it's really not starting to look like that. One of the other issues that came up just a few days, just yesterday actually is this. Russia got accused of cutting and sabotaging this like undersea cables that run. Right? But we remember North Stream Pipeline, remember what happened with that and who the real agitators of that was. But at the time of recording, the important piece of all of this is because this is something that is the first time in history that this has actually happened. Russia has launched intercontinental ballistic missiles in Ukraine towards Ukraine. It's a big massive development.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, I mean, I don't think president shits his pants is who's making these calls. We all know that, right? So the powers that are in power right now are not going to allow the next six weeks to go fucking smoothly. And like President Putin, I mean he has a reputation to uphold inside of Russia with his own people. And I don't know what the. Do you guys know what the civilian casualties look like? Is that. Has there been reports on that? Because I heard some of those were able to reach Moscow.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

And it's like, dude, if you back him into a corner to where now his fucking people are being fucking killed by US Munitions, what does that really leave him an option to do?

[DJ]

Right?

[Unknown Speaker]

And it's fucking preposterous because Putin has already said, hey, I think Trump is a man of honor, and I think that him and I can negotiate and I look forward to negotiating. Like, he's already put that out. You can't fucking wait six weeks to see where this plays out. And the answer is no, they can't wait six weeks because they don't want this to get wiped away. They want to escalate it while they still can. And bro, like, what percentage of American people want the Russia, Ukraine war to be escalated? Right now, the answer is probably fucking zero. But here again, we let these motherfuckers use our money and our capabilities to perpetuate a war that none of us fucking want. It's treasonous and people should be drunk out in the street and fucking strung up for it.

[Greg Lapin]

What I think this goes back to what you were saying earlier is that, you know, he hasn't taken seat as the President yet. And I think there's stuff going on behind the scenes that they're going to do everything in their power to try to fuck that up, you know?

[Andy Frisella]

Thousand percent.

[DJ]

Yeah. I mean, dude, this is. This is wild. We go to Gateway Pundit real quick because there's actually some video evidence, and it wasn't just like one. Now, let's be very, very clear. These are ICBM missiles. Okay? These are very long range. And apparently the ones that Russia used, they actually have some new defense mechanisms, so they can't even be tracked.

[Andy Frisella]

It's Hypersonic by.

[DJ]

By NATO.

[Andy Frisella]

Right. They're 10 times the speed of sound.

[DJ]

Right. And you can't even fucking track them.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And we have to know.

[DJ]

Yeah, we do have a few. Now, they did. Russia did remove the nuclear warhead aspect of it, but still loaded up with a shit ton of fucking munition in it. This is a video clip.

[Andy Frisella]

That's a show of force.

[DJ]

It's a show of force. It's a warning. It's a fucking warning. Like, I'm going to get you. You don't even know it's coming.

[Greg Lapin]

We can touch you and we can get you.

[Unknown Speaker]

You want to know what else is in range inside of Ukraine of those missiles? Is US bio labs.

[Andy Frisella]

So it's like that was the whole thing, dude.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Point of them going, hold on. People don't realize that people have not. They still don't understand why the war even happened. It happened because NATO and the United States were backing up their troops on the Russian border. And there are three reasons why this happened. One, they were backing up their troops on their border. What would we do if China was putting all their troops on the other side of Mexico's border?

[Unknown Speaker]

100.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. Secondly, there's a genocide that's been happening from the eastern region of Ukraine where Nazis are actually killing Russian people who are Russian that happen to live in Ukraine and want to be Russian. They want to be part of Russia. Okay? So Vladimir Putin said, that's stopping. We're not doing that. And then the third thing is these bio labs that are all throughout Ukraine. Ukraine is the biggest money laundering, crime laden geographical location for international government crime. Okay? That country is basically a shell for the United States and these other NATO countries to do all of their crazy and not really get fucked with. With. Okay? So that's what we're dealing with. It's not like what they make it sound like where, you know, Putin is just some crazy psychopath who wants to invade Ukraine and kill all. No, if he wanted to do that, they'd all be dead right now. Okay? Ukraine is nothing compared to Russia's military. If, if Putin wanted to destroy Ukraine, it would already be gone. It would be gone. Okay? So we have to understand that, you know, when, when they show a speech of Vladimir Putin on TV and they don't let us hear the sound, that should be a red flag to us. Yeah, okay? There's, there's a number of world leaders out there that they do not allow past and past and present who. They do not allow us to find the sound of what they're actually saying. Why is that? Why do they not want us hearing what those people have to say? Well, we all know why. We know why. Because it would make sense to us and we would realize, holy shit, we're being lied to. These people aren't the fucking warmongering crazy motherfuckers. You know who the war mongering crazy motherfuckers are?

[Unknown Speaker]

Obama.

[Andy Frisella]

That's us, the people.

[Greg Lapin]

The quote unquote elite.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's why like the deep state was so fucking mad at Tucker Carlson for talking to Putin. And if you sat down and listened to that whole interview in its entirety, it's like, oh, Putin's brain does work pretty fucking well. And the things that he says makes perfect sense. And you remember, he goes, man, I tried to join NATO. I asked Bill Clinton, I said, let's be allies. And Bill Clinton shook my hand and said, I like that plan. Let's do that. 48 hours later, he got a phone call that said, I was actually told that's not going to be possible. And I remember because Tucker Carlson said, well, why did he say that? That's not possible? He goes, that's for Bill Clinton to tell you. Those are his words. I don't speak for other men. And it's like, oh, he has honor, too.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

In the midst of all of this, you know.

[DJ]

Well, I think Putin's a badass, bro. And I think, to your point, man, and he's just like, you know, I think he also understands, too, that there are. There's still, like, we talk about there's a separation between the people and the governments. You know what I'm saying? I think Putin understands that probably better than any other world leader, because, I mean, even just the shit that we've done in this proxy war I think is far past the point of warranting some type of repercussions for us as a country. Right. But he's. He showed heavy mercy and patience on that because he understands the separation between a government.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[DJ]

And the people of that government.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Right. Like, he understands that even in Ukraine, there are good Ukrainians there that don't deserve to just fucking die, which is.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, really any war.

[Andy Frisella]

I think he knows exactly what's been going on here. I think he understands that we had a fucking coup in 2020, and had their. Had their agenda been adopted more successfully, there's no way Trump would have won this election.

[DJ]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. They wouldn't have allowed him to. But it didn't go the way they wanted it to. And I think that Putin is very intelligent, and I think he totally understands what you're saying. He says the American people do not support the American government, and I do not have the right to go kill innocent people who actually would be on my side.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

If they knew the truth. And I think he knows that we the people don't support what's going on here. And I agree. He's showing tremendous restraint.

[DJ]

There's tremendous restraint, man. I mean, and even with this message right now, with all these missiles, bro, like, it wasn't just one. He fired a ton. All right, like, here's a clip. Not sure if any of you guys have seen it. There's no audio. For those listening on on audio platforms, but come check it out on YouTube. Let's. Let's watch this clip, man.

[Andy Frisella]

Holy. Are those hitting. Are those landing?

[DJ]

Those are landing. And they're four.

[Greg Lapin]

Four.

[DJ]

Every piece. So like, that's a group of four. Group of four.

[Greg Lapin]

Fast.

[DJ]

I mean, holy.

[Greg Lapin]

That's wild.

[Andy Frisella]

You don't have time to think about it?

[Greg Lapin]

No, dude. I mean, I've seen rockets hit targets and land and nothing like that.

[Andy Frisella]

That just came like the sky lit up and it was over.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, dude, it looks.

[DJ]

I mean, I mean.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, that's actually kind of reassuring.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Because there's not going to be a time to panic.

[Greg Lapin]

No, you're done. That's what I was saying earlier. If you hear the rocket, you're good, right?

[DJ]

Well, I mean, dude, look. Even look at the sky afterwards, bro. Like, I mean it, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

That looks like some alien, bro. That looks like some. What's that, Independence Day?

[DJ]

Yeah, well, I mean, and you go to cnn, they're saying that it was just some experimental medium range ballistic missiles.

[Andy Frisella]

And they never saw anything like that before.

[DJ]

Yeah, they only. They only have a handful of these is what they're saying, you know, but. But even with that, man, it's still just weird. You got Kamala Harris, she's going to Hawaii for Christmas. Apparently Joe Biden just turned 82. Everybody's disappearing and even our FBI Director, Homeland Security Secretary, they're nowhere to be found right now. They're skipping these mandatory briefings and we're on the brink of World War three, man. What else we got on this, guys?

[Andy Frisella]

Well, dude, who's to say that these wouldn't set off their A bomb here and blame it on Russia?

[Greg Lapin]

Right again, going back.

[Unknown Speaker]

I mean, Russia hit Margo.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right.

[Greg Lapin]

I've been saying that they can and.

[Andy Frisella]

I've been saying that for two years. I said, here's what. What's going to happen if they don't get. First of all, I told you they were going to start this war. I told you for the last two and a half years.

[Unknown Speaker]

Do you have receipts?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I got them. All right, dude. In fact, you plug them in here.

[DJ]

We know plenty of people in the right places to know to keep track of what the fuck's going on over there. I don't. I'm not saying that this is going to be a World War three situation. It could be, but it very well could be. Very well could be. Especially if we fucking take the same.

[Andy Frisella]

Especially if the media decides that they don't want to be held accountable for what the Fuck. They just did. Which is the biggest crimes of humanity that have ever been perpetrated on the fucking human race. I am 100% confident of that. I am not wrong about that. The fucking. The overall death data reported by insurance companies in 2021 is 40% higher than fucking what it's ever been. The fucking amount of cancer that's being found inside the military right now is literally, let's see, with 135. It's. It's four times higher than normal in the last year over the years past. Okay? This. That is happening is not conspiracy theory. It's a crime. It's a crime for a lot of reasons. There was a lot of things they wanted to check there. Okay? Money, all kinds of other things. Okay? But, like, dude, they don't want to be held accountable. So start. Start a huge war, dude. Start a huge war where millions of people die. Then they'll never be held accountable for what they did with IR receipts. Bro. It would be. If we put them in there, it would be a hour straight saying that same thing. They could very easily put the world in a position of total chaos between now and January. All they would have to do is flip the fucking power grid off, set off a fucking bomb, turn the power grid back on, and be like, russia hit us with a missile and they killed Trump.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Or Iran. Iran attacked Trump and they killed. They blew up everybody at Mar A Lago, right? That's what the fuck these people, I believe, are willing to do because they are guilty of crimes against humanity. They are guilty of treason. And if you're guilty of crimes against humanity and you're guilty of treason, what are you going to not be willing to do to protect yourself?

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, you'll do nothing.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying. And so, like, bro, we have to be smart here. And the Trump team has to be really smart. Like, they're all over the place, and they're here and they're there.

[Unknown Speaker]

It's actually stressing me out, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

They're all a UFC. They're all $ UFC. You got Trump, Vivek, RFK, the whole cabinet, Elon.

[Unknown Speaker]

Everybody's sitting there staying, hiding, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

I saw that, and I was, like, texting my buddies on the Secret Service. I'm like, hey, dude, is that normal? They're like, oh, yeah, we got airspace and this and that.

[Unknown Speaker]

You don't have, dude, that's what I'm saying.

[Greg Lapin]

Like, smoking mirrors that.

[Andy Frisella]

None of those people should be together. They shouldn't be flying on the same plane. Together they shouldn't be in the same geographical location. And here they're going to ufc. Yeah, like, dude, I saw that and I was like, what are you guys doing?

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, that's funny. I thought the exact same thing.

[Andy Frisella]

First thing I thought. Yeah, first thing I thought.

[DJ]

Even the plane thing, bro, you don't even fly on.

[Andy Frisella]

Bro, I don't fly on the same plane as my business partners. We don't fly on the same planes.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, I mean that's, that's standard operating procedure.

[Andy Frisella]

And we're. We own a goddamn vitamin company.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like just a small vitamin shop.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right. We just saw a little vitamin shop. But the point is, is like we're taking those precautions. You know what?

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, dude.

[Greg Lapin]

What I, what I tell you, I am worried about happening, and this is some information that I've gotten from friends of mine that are still working in a clandestine capacity with the intel communities, is that they are tracking massive, massive amounts of sleeper cells here in the US for small arms attacks.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep. And they're just 10, 7 style Israel. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've heard the same thing.

[Greg Lapin]

They're literally. And it's gonna be. It won't be as catastrophic as a massive bomb blowing up Washington D.C. but it can still. The same amount. Yeah, More.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Imagine, imagine, Imagine a gang of these, these, these migrants coming to your neighborhood and going door to door and slaughtering your families.

[Greg Lapin]

That's it.

[Andy Frisella]

That's, that's what they did in Israel. And like that's the Atlantic. That is. It's funny you say that.

[Greg Lapin]

That's, that's, that's what I've heard happen.

[Andy Frisella]

I've heard it too.

[Greg Lapin]

A matter of time.

[Andy Frisella]

I was told by somebody. I was told by somebody who would absolutely know that his exact quote to me was prepare for demoralization.

[Greg Lapin]

Yes, that was exact quote, bro. Like, you know, people always say, you know, like, oh, the, the, the Civil War, blah blah, blah, blah. Bullshit. You know why I keep stacks of fucking magazines loaded in satchel bags and my kit and my body armor and my fucking night vision, my rifles ready to go. It's for that shit.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Because if I hear that, I'm fucking racing down to town or my kids school, I'm securing my family and I'm going to work. I'm killing motherfuckers.

[Unknown Speaker]

But here's the truth about that is if something like that occurs, it's not the terrorists doing terrorist shit that we should be mad at.

[Greg Lapin]

No, it's our fucking.

[Unknown Speaker]

We need to go string up all the people that Intentionally let those people in the border open that we'll do that. And until we take fucking action against the people that are intentionally destroying America, they're gonna continue to intentionally destroy America.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, they're not going away.

[Unknown Speaker]

And that's what I'm saying. I know we're all hopeful because it feels like there's an energetic shift. For those of you that geek out on astrology, we're moving into like the age of Aquarius. Like we fucking. And bro, yeah, I'm all about all that fucking weird shit. I got fucking wearing crystals. You know, Andy Stump always makes fun of me for wearing crystals, bro. What the fuck is that? But the truth is I do feel like there's an energetic shift. I'm hopeful that we can fucking change the trajectory of this country. But at the end of the day, there are evil players out there that want to fucking, at any and all cost, continue to fucking tank our country in the current trajectory that it's been on. And until we fucking do something to those people, they're going to continue to do what they do, you know?

[DJ]

Yeah, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know what you guys think down in the comments. With that being said, let's get to our third.

[Andy Frisella]

We got comments. No comments today.

[DJ]

No. When we do longer shows, we skip them.

[Andy Frisella]

You don't have any?

[Unknown Speaker]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, that sucks. I mean, I was gonna yell at some people, but it's all good.

[Unknown Speaker]

Read Andy a up comment. Dude, come on.

[DJ]

Okay, I mean, we can do that.

[Andy Frisella]

You, Andy, you too.

[DJ]

He's got a small dick.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Wait, what? All right, let's just keep going. All right. Yeah. I mean, I don't have to go too far to find hate comments.

[Greg Lapin]

The best comment I read to him the other day. So Mike and I are doing this weekly show called the Team Room.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

And we just did one on that Oklahoma City cop that slammed that fucking 73 or 74 year old Japanese dude. Fucking put him in the hospital. Like the guy might die. Totally unnecessary too. So we did an episode on that and the best comment in there was my ex wife's getting slammed by a cop right now. It's fucking horrible.

[DJ]

Oh, man, that sucks. He needs a hug. Yeah. Well, guys, let's get to our third and final headline. We got headline number three. This was interesting. First Trans Congress member is banned from using women's bathrooms after Major Taylor Green declared war. You guys seen this?

[Unknown Speaker]

I did see that, yeah. Did she declare war or did she just ask dudes with dicks to not use a Bathroom.

[Greg Lapin]

It seems pretty reasonable.

[Unknown Speaker]

And bro, that's the thing that these.

[Andy Frisella]

People, we're at a situation now we're saying do not go in the women's bathroom if you have a dick. Yeah, it's like controversial.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's right, dude. Right?

[Andy Frisella]

That's insane. But bro, that is our fault. 100 it's our fault because not enough I listen, the first time I heard that they were going to put dudes could go into women's back, I threw a fit. But everybody else seemed to like think.

[Unknown Speaker]

You'Re intolerant, Andy.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I'm an extremist. I'm an extremist because I remember the rule I was taught when I was fucking three, you know what I'm saying? Like fuck, dude, when I tried to.

[DJ]

Do it last time, y'all, everybody had a problem with it.

[Unknown Speaker]

What's the percentage of men that think they're women? Like a hundredth of 1%. It's almost fucking like non existent. But we still put this front and center and allow these people to fucking change policy and dictate the actions of normal people.

[Andy Frisella]

Fucking nth of a percentage tail wagging the dog.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, dude, it's fucking ridiculous.

[DJ]

This is wow.

[Andy Frisella]

No, it's because we as men didn't just look at those people and say, hey, guess what? Yeah, shut the fuck up.

[Unknown Speaker]

And bro, it goes back to what we were just saying. Like you, you want to be a dude and you want to fucking put a dress on and a wig and pretend you're a woman. I. Okay, I feel like there's something off in you, but I also don't fucking care. How about it? But you, when you want to follow my fucking nine year old daughter in the bathroom, I'll slit your throat.

[Andy Frisella]

Not only that, you want to go to my kids school and read them books and do a stripper dance.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah. Like you're dead. Yeah, we should be dragging these dudes out.

[Andy Frisella]

You never see, never see trans women. You never see women who are wanting to be men, who are pretending to be men doing that. No, you do not ever see it. You do not see it.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, can you imagine?

[Andy Frisella]

It's a pedophile problem. It's a pedophile infiltration of the trans community with trans women. Yes, okay. And that's what the it is. You have grown men who sit at home and look at porn and have little kitty porn and they're dirty as nastiest. That's why they all look the same. It's not like any of these dudes. It's not like, you go to Thailand, you see these. Like, you're confused, right? You're like, is that a lady? What is that? Yeah, right? Like, real quick, you don't see that here. You see these fat, disgusting, gross men who. You wouldn't. They. You wouldn't even let your kid around them as a man.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's right.

[Andy Frisella]

Dressing up as women and then pretending they have rights over our kids.

[Unknown Speaker]

And then people support them.

[Andy Frisella]

No, they don't. People don't support them. It's a lie. Nobody supports that. Gay people don't support that.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's true, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

They don't. It's all a lie to. To further a. What is a communist agenda of demoralization and the removal of truth. Okay, if I can get you, and I can get you to admit that a man could be a woman and a woman could be a man, what can I not get you to admit?

[Greg Lapin]

Chest feeding?

[Andy Frisella]

Well, no, but I'm just saying that's a fundamental truth that all little children know. Okay? Just like that movie Kindergarten movie.

[Greg Lapin]

Kindergarten Always have a penis and girls have a vagina. Yeah. No. Okay, right.

[Andy Frisella]

Everybody knows that. So that's the fundamental truth of humanity, men and women. If you can get someone and people don't understand what this is about. That is all this is about. All this is about is about the manipulation of truth so that people cannot have a national identity or a personal identity. Okay? They want people to be part of a communist infrastructure. To be part of a communist infrastructure. You have to have no personal identity. You have to have no patriotism. You have to have no loyalty to any cause or any person or any truth. You are just a robot. And this has worked over and over and over again. But it's only worked when the Internet didn't exist.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yep.

[Andy Frisella]

And so now we have this massive free flow back and forth of information which they used to try and manipulate us, but it also was their own undoing. So when we think about what the trans movement is really about, it is not about acceptance. It is not about unity. It is not about, you know, people having equal rights. That's not what it's about. It's about convincing regular people that the most fundamental reality that they understand is up for debate. Yeah, and if that's up for debate, what is it up for debate? You see what I'm saying?

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah. Every level of government, though, is going to support this. Because, like, let's say. Let's say we.

[Andy Frisella]

I think this is over, dude. I think the cultural switch. I think the cold.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

I think, like, during the height of this, when fucking they were going into the libraries. If you fucking call me up and said, hey, there's this big fat fucking transgender dude waving his fucking dick around at Gemma's library. Let's go out there and fucking drag his ass out into the street, what's going to happen? Police are going to come for us. They're going to come for us.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but I think that's over, dude. I think the social. I think we're going to get back to. I think pedophiles. You should be afraid right now.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, that's. Then that's the other thing I was going, you know, same thing. It's an agenda. When they're. What do they call? Underage? Attracted. Yeah, get the out of here.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right, bro.

[Greg Lapin]

I mean, you know the deal. Yeah, we've all got kids. Like, you fucking come at my little girl or my son. Son I'm gonna beat you to, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

I don't have kids. But if they come for your son, I'll be the first one to do it because then you won't get in trouble. I'm not playing, bro. I'm putting some of these in the wood chipper eventually. Yeah, like this pedophile.

[Greg Lapin]

Well, get with me because I know how to get away with it, so.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, look, dude, the wood chipper is destiny.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying. Trump's. Trump is nominating all these chiefs of things. I would like the chief of wood chipper operation.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, treasonous criminals, pedophiles, feet first. I will handle them like we've talked about many times. We will make a pay per view show 100. Dude, we will charge. You think Netflix just got the biggest audience ever with Jake Paul. Let me put the show 100. Okay? We'll make a show and we'll call it the Big Show. All right? And the Big show comes on once a week. All right? Every Friday. Saturday night comes on. You guys pick. I don't give a fuck. And when the show starts, here's Steve, otherwise known as Savannah. Here's what. Here's what Savannah did, right? This dude has 4, 000 pictures of naked children on his computer. And so then he decided that he was a woman. And then he did this, and then he did that, and then he did this. And now he's in the wood chipper. How. And then. And then whatever the pay per view is, we take the money and we give to the victim.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's right, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay, so, like, bro, it could become the biggest entertainment Ever.

[Unknown Speaker]

And also do the most good, massive amounts of correct.

[DJ]

And we can use an electric wood.

[Andy Frisella]

And it would only take one season of the show. Good. For it to never happen again.

[Unknown Speaker]

You know what else? Like, I've said this for years on my show. Like, that fucking that pedophile that diddled Kane Velasquez's boy.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, pay per view event, him versus Kane to the death.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Is he still in jail for that?

[Unknown Speaker]

No, he's out on bail right now. But, like, dude, you want to talk about generating money, like, Cain Velasquez is always exciting to fight, to watch fight when he was fucking in his prime, but to watch him beat that dude to death. I'll pay. I pay $500 pay per view fee for that.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying, dude.

[Greg Lapin]

I'll host it in the gym.

[Andy Frisella]

But I'm just saying, like, there needs to be public fear of accountability for that class of people. You do not fuck with kids. You do not fuck with anybody's kids. You don't even come within 500 yards of anybody's kids. You don't say up. You don't give them a sucker. You don't look at them weird. You don't go in the bathroom. You don't read them a book. And if you do, you're going in the chipper. And that's what the. That's. That's what a. Yeah, listen, bro, that has to happen. This is. Pedophilia has existed for thousands of years, and the only way that culture has ever been able to remove it is through harsh accountability.

[Greg Lapin]

Removed? Removing them from society.

[Andy Frisella]

Correct. Like, dude, it's. It is what it is, man. It's not okay. And I think culture is shifting. I think we're going to get back to a situation where there's going to be accountability had one way or the other for these people.

[DJ]

Well, it starts with common sense, and I think that's what this story is about. It started with House Speaker Mike Johnson has ruled that the first transgender member of Congress cannot use the women's restrooms in a decision that will shake the United States Capitol.

[Greg Lapin]

So why would that shake the U.S. capitol? Like, that's pretty clear.

[DJ]

Yeah, I mean, it makes sense to me, man. Sarah McBride, okay. Who will become the first openly transgender lawmaker when sworn into office in January, will have to use the men's facilities.

[Unknown Speaker]

And, bro, I mean, this says more about our country than these. This one fucking dude that wants to piss in a women's bathroom like, you are electing a mentally Ill person as a lawmaker, right? And part of me is like, fuck, man. When. Like, when the country looked like it was fucking circling the drain, there's a part of me, it's like, you know what? We get, what the fuck?

[Andy Frisella]

We do it. I agree.

[Unknown Speaker]

Let it go.

[DJ]

Yeah, 100%. This is. So this is Sarah McBride, the name, at least.

[Greg Lapin]

We are, too.

[Unknown Speaker]

You have some beautiful staff helping us out.

[Andy Frisella]

I am very mindful that my responsibility is not to any other community that I'm a part of, other than the community that is the state of Delaware. My job is to be the best member of Congress that I can be for Delawareans, working on all of the issues that matter. And that will be the only way that I can guarantee that while I may be a first, I'm not the last. So I'm not doing this to make history. I'm not doing this to be a trailblazer. I'm doing this to give back. I'm doing this to serve. I'm doing this to make a difference.

[Unknown Speaker]

Do you remember when we were kids, they were called cross dressers? And they were considered fucking. Like, that was considered, like, a mental illness.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, they were mentally ill. I mean, that is. Look, we're born a male or born a female for sure. And if you want. If I have difference in opinion of, like, if you're homosexual. Okay, you're born that way. Like, especially dudes. Dudes don't. I don't decide at fucking 46 years old. Hey, DJ, you're actually kind of hot, bro. That beard, that stubble, dude.

[Unknown Speaker]

They can turn the straightest man, you know?

[Greg Lapin]

Like, you don't fucking decide that on a whim, like, because some chick pissed you off, like, saying, you know, hey, bro, I'm saying, hey, just so you know, I'm a Jiu Jitsu black belt, you know, if anyone's given, I'm gonna be the one giving. I'm gonna take your back, show you my third hook. But, you know, like, I think that's.

[Andy Frisella]

That's.

[Greg Lapin]

That's. That is a hormonal chromosomal thing that you're born with. I've got family members that. That are gay, and you knew when they were, like, 8, 9 years old, like, oh, you know, he's gay. Okay, cool, whatever. But then when you decide, like, I don't even want to be a man anymore, I want to be a female, or I don't want to be a female, that is a mental illness. I'm sorry. You know, you hate hate on me on the Internet, but That's mental illness, plain and simple.

[DJ]

Well, Nancy Mace has something to say on this, too. Let's check what she had to say.

[Greg Lapin]

Everyone. I seem to blow up the radical left. Last night I filed a resolution that would ban biological men from women's private spaces on the Hill. I'm just getting started and I've already nowhere near stopping. And the death threats that I'm receiving now aren't going to stop me either. So I've said it before and I'll say it again. Come at me, bro. Or bros. In this case, I'm not going to take your threats for an answer. And I'm going to fight like hell for women and girls to keep men out of women's private spaces. To include bathrooms, restrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, you name it. You are not welcome.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, but bro, think about like, it.

[Andy Frisella]

Shouldn'T be a controversial state.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's what she's.

[Greg Lapin]

It shouldn't even have. He said she's getting death threats off, bro.

[Unknown Speaker]

It's embarrassing that that's what the US government is dealing with right now.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like we don't have.

[Andy Frisella]

Bro, There was a. I was just checking my phone. There's a fucking headline on my phone right here. So we're here talking about this. And here's. This just came out. Quote from Putin.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's what I'm saying.

[Andy Frisella]

If a single western weapon is used against us, then nuclear retaliation will be next. He just said that.

[Unknown Speaker]

He doesn't mince words. That our fucking government.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Is fixating.

[Andy Frisella]

And you don't. I guarantee fucking to you. I guarantee you before the end of this week they will shoot more western weapons at 100% if not today.

[DJ]

Guaranteed. Man. Well, wrapping up on this. The good news is it appears that Mr. McBride. What's his name. Yes, McBride.

[Unknown Speaker]

Steve.

[DJ]

He decided to be the bigger man and he. He is going to use the. The men's restrooms. He put this statement out saying, quote, I'm not here to fight about bathrooms. I'm here to fight for Delawareans and to bring down cost facing families. Like all members, I will follow the rules as outlined by Speaker Johnson, even if I disagree with them.

[Unknown Speaker]

So that's respect.

[Andy Frisella]

That is respectful.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

That is respectable.

[Unknown Speaker]

Like, that's the response that I would expect.

[Andy Frisella]

That is a common sense response that everybody would be okay with.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

I do not care that you would like to be a woman. I do not care. Do I think it's kind of up. Yeah. But Dude, I'm not you 100. You're not me. You don't like to lift weights and do the. I do. I can respect that. If they had that attitude of like, okay, look, I know this is a little bit different. This isn't. Shouldn't be the focus. Like, I'll be real. After reading that. I'm like, that's a good person.

[Unknown Speaker]

Cool.

[Greg Lapin]

I'm down with it.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but see, and that's the point. We. It's not hate against transgender people. It's the forcing of what you want against the boundaries of natural order.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. And I'm sorry, dude. Sarah McBride might be a wonderful person. She might be, or he or whatever might be, top to bottom, one of the kindest, smartest, best people in the world. But when you start to encroach on people's normality and their common sense, and you force it on them and say, dude, if you don't. If you don't allow me in the bathroom, you're a bigotry. That's where the problem starts. And that's what these people for. For. For the most part, are refusing to understand. That is the first time I've ever heard someone like that. I like that. I do, too. But see, look. Look at this.

[Unknown Speaker]

CJ, get Sarah McBride on the show.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, but see, dude, here's the thing. I would have her on.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, 100.

[Andy Frisella]

I know you would, but, dude, here's the thing. I fucking invited AOC to come on. She won't. Come on.

[DJ]

Yeah, she won't, but she left me on red, actually.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, well, dude, the thing is. I bet she did.

[DJ]

She did.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. So. But the point is, is like, bro, if all of these people had that attitude, we would have less problems. We wouldn't have problems.

[Greg Lapin]

So we could focus on.

[Andy Frisella]

Yes.

[Greg Lapin]

Ukraine.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, bro, you're not. You don't belong in swimming pool with Riley Barker. You know what I'm saying? You don't. You don't belong in a boxing ring. You don't belong running track. You don't belong. Stay the out of women's. Okay. And you can live with, like, a woman all you want. And, you know, for a lot of them, people won't even know.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

To be completely honest, I wouldn't even know that was a transgender. I wouldn't know that was a man unless someone told me.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, no, she did a pretty good job.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. I mean, that's the best job.

[Unknown Speaker]

You're all referring to her as she now because she seemed pleasant.

[Andy Frisella]

Dude, it's funny whenever it's.

[Unknown Speaker]

Hold on.

[Andy Frisella]

It's funny how you behave when you Treat people with respect.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, that's right.

[Andy Frisella]

If you. If. If you come in and you say, you better use my pronouns. This. I'll put them in my bio. Putting my email.

[Unknown Speaker]

You.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, like, I'm not doing it, bro. You're trying to force me.

[Unknown Speaker]

You don't need to make demands of me.

[Andy Frisella]

Correct.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

But when you treat people with respect, I would. I would call that person a her.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yep.

[Andy Frisella]

100. So, like, bro, maybe there's. Maybe we can get to a place.

[Unknown Speaker]

Where there's lessons to be learned for both sides. I agree.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I agree.

[DJ]

Guys, jumping on this combo that is.

[Andy Frisella]

That is highly abnormal from what I've experienced dealing with the transgender community.

[Unknown Speaker]

Well, because it's usually all about.

[Andy Frisella]

The last four years, all I've gotten is massive amounts of hate from transgender people. Not one time, not one time did I get a common sense argument that person is a responsible steward of transgender community. Yeah, I respect it.

[DJ]

Well, here's the thing. He's. She's probably getting a bunch of. From the trans community for not fighting it.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

I guarantee you, bro, that's the hill.

[Unknown Speaker]

You need to die on.

[Greg Lapin]

Which is like, just be real.

[Andy Frisella]

But she's doing what she's supposed to do. She's saying, hey, I'm here to serve and make good decisions and lower the.

[Unknown Speaker]

Cost for Delaware families.

[Andy Frisella]

Not about bathrooms. Okay. You know, after she said that, dude, probably half the people. I don't give a What bathroom.

[Unknown Speaker]

I'm putting a dress on tonight.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Yeah, man.

[Andy Frisella]

It's a. It's a metaphorical dick measuring contest. You know what I'm saying? Like. Like, you're not gonna force people into it, but maybe if you were polite about it and you respected the boundaries of what people are comfortable with, everybody would get along. I. I think it would be a good thing for the country.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, for sure.

[DJ]

Well, Sarah, if this gets out to you, Hop on in.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I respect it. Yeah, I do.

[DJ]

No, I was gonna say we got.

[Andy Frisella]

Bathroom rules here too, though, you know?

[Unknown Speaker]

Okay.

[Greg Lapin]

She's okay with bath.

[Andy Frisella]

Doesn't seem to be putting on it. If you walked in the bathroom, the men's bathroom, and she was standing at the urinal, it weird. Well, bro, I would feel weird. Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

I was in the locker room today in my underwear, and a chick walked in there or whatever, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

I was in there, too. And the guys came back in right after that. They're like, oh, my God, I'm so sorry. I didn't think. I'm like, it's a locker room, bro. Like, people go Walk around their dicks out.

[DJ]

Yeah, it was just a little cold, right?

[Greg Lapin]

A little cold. It's a little cool, bro.

[Unknown Speaker]

Don't.

[Greg Lapin]

Don't judge me, bro.

[DJ]

Guys jumping.

[Andy Frisella]

It's always cold for dj, too.

[DJ]

All right, listen, I got good homeostasis, you know. Oh, yeah, maintain that.

[Andy Frisella]

You just said you were a grower, not a shower.

[DJ]

I am a grower, okay?

[Unknown Speaker]

You still the wrong ethnicity to be a grower.

[DJ]

No, no, I mean, listen, not all of us are, you know, showers. Mine still grows, but like, it ain't like it's a.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I think's up is how black dude dudes try to play that. No, it ain't.

[DJ]

It's the truth.

[Andy Frisella]

They dicks go like this. They go like that, right? And then the white dicks go like this, you know? Yeah, right. They're red. Yeah, but. But like, bro, it's. It's. All it is is a difference of this or this, right? It's like a lever or a telescope.

[Greg Lapin]

I saw a comedian and I gotta be real, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

I kind of like the telescope part because I. I'm like. Cuz I look down, I'm like, holy. How does that work? Like, how does it do that?

[Unknown Speaker]

I can't wait for your presidential campaign because I'm gonna be pulling all of these clips and be like, look at this guy, bro.

[DJ]

The is gonna be a telescope. Stay with me.

[Andy Frisella]

The funniest, the races.

[Greg Lapin]

But black dicks and white dicks grow differently.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. They do. They do. But black guys run around and be like, my dick is so. It's like, bro, your goes like this. If you were saw my dick hard, you'd be impressed. You know? Like, I can hang. Yeah, bro, you might think I got a shrimp if you saw normal. But like, bro, that's for protection, man.

[Greg Lapin]

I say I'm ready for combat.

[Unknown Speaker]

I prefer a grower for Jiu Jitsu.

[Greg Lapin]

Real. Real thing. Like before Jiu Jitsu tournaments, before MMA fights, matches and stuff, your body gets ready for battle. Your body doesn't understand. It's just.

[Andy Frisella]

It's kind of like the Spartans, right? Yeah, yeah. And boner.

[Greg Lapin]

Your balls, like, shrink up in your. Your scrotum gets real tight. Your ball shrink, dude. Right? Tell me I'm fucking wrong. Your dick starts, like, getting real tight in.

[Andy Frisella]

It's ready because it doesn't want to get shot off.

[Greg Lapin]

It's ready for battle and protection. And then you go fight your match and go out and then it's hanging there again.

[DJ]

You're like, you're always In a battle mindset.

[Greg Lapin]

Me in the locker room late, earlier.

[Unknown Speaker]

And in Jiu jitsu, you can't wear a cup because it can be used as a fulcrum to snap arms.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

So it's kind of fucked up.

[Greg Lapin]

I got. I got kneed in the taint so hard one day, I pissed blood for three days. That sucked.

[Andy Frisella]

That sounds like.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, well, enough about dicks.

[Andy Frisella]

I just. Yeah, I just, you know.

[DJ]

Yep. Telescope.

[Andy Frisella]

Telescope.

[DJ]

Guys, jump in on this combo down in the comments. Let us know what you guys think.

[Andy Frisella]

Bro, it's like dropping one of them little. You ever have those, like, little sponge pills? Yeah, those little monsters, you drop them in the water and you come back in five minutes and it's.

[DJ]

It's five times the size.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. How does it do that?

[DJ]

I. I don't know.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Magic.

[Unknown Speaker]

Magic.

[DJ]

Magic.

[Andy Frisella]

All right. Magical dicks.

[DJ]

Well, guys, let's get to our final segment of the show. As always, got thumbs up or dumb as. And you. You know me and I couldn't let this show go without just a little bit of it.

[Andy Frisella]

Racism.

[DJ]

Gotta have it. Gotta have it. You guys ready for this? Let's hear it.

[Greg Lapin]

Let's go.

[Andy Frisella]

Biggest white supremacist in the world right there.

[DJ]

All right, so here we go.

[Greg Lapin]

Look, I worked as a New Orleans cop. I was, like, one of the only white cops in the district that I worked in. My entire team was all black, Man. You want to talk about some racist dude, bro? Some of the black cops that I worked with hated the black. These we were arresting way bad, man.

[DJ]

Yeah. So, I mean, you know, here we go. We got Christmas right around the corner. Everybody's excited about Christmas. Yeah, our thumbs. Thumbs up are dumb as hell. I reads. KFC launches Christmas wrapping paper that tastes like chicken. There's a catch.

[Andy Frisella]

What's the catch?

[DJ]

Let's find out. It's finger looking good. KFC is hoping its new holiday product will be on everyone's lips, literally. The fast food chain has launched lickable wrapping paper for the gifting season. The limited edition paper purportedly tastes like KFC's original recipe chicken with, quote, a refreshing hit of cranberry sauce and an aromatic pinch of sage from the sage and onion stuffing Patty.

[Unknown Speaker]

Jesus, dude.

[DJ]

According to a product description, quote, despite the festive battle of the birds at kfc, we believe in chicken. Phoebe Sims, brand manager at KFC UK in Ireland, said in a statement, per the Daily Mail, quote, introducing our first ever lickable wrapping paper inspired by our epic limited edition stuffing stacker burger.

[Andy Frisella]

So here is I'm getting fatter just hearing you read about it.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Who the fuck eats all this shit?

[DJ]

I want.

[Unknown Speaker]

Who the fuck? I mean, dude, it just makes me lose hope for humanity. Let's. Let's start licking paper. Like, I'm sure there's no microplastics in there or fucking red dye number 40.

[Greg Lapin]

Smaller dicks. There you go. See?

[Unknown Speaker]

Back to the peoples.

[Andy Frisella]

That's why they're trying to give to the black guy.

[DJ]

So that's the catch.

[Unknown Speaker]

Why do they have a Mexican guy licking it, then?

[DJ]

It's not available in the U.S. that's the case.

[Unknown Speaker]

There's no black people outside of the U.S. well, that's.

[DJ]

I mean, I'm a little offended because.

[Andy Frisella]

I wasn't kfc, like, super popular over in Europe compared to here?

[DJ]

Yeah, I think so.

[Andy Frisella]

So.

[DJ]

I think so.

[Andy Frisella]

But didn't you tell me that KFC was white people chicken?

[DJ]

It is white people chicken. Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

I would like to know if that's actually true.

[Greg Lapin]

I'm curious. What makes it black? Popeyes. Black people chicken.

[DJ]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

All right.

[Greg Lapin]

Popeyes in New Orleans.

[Unknown Speaker]

What about churches? Chicken. Churches is black black, too?

[DJ]

Yeah, for sure.

[Andy Frisella]

In the hierarchy of chicken, what is the whitest chicken versus the blackest chicken?

[DJ]

So raising canes is the whitest. That's the whitest.

[Greg Lapin]

You could possibly agree with that?

[Unknown Speaker]

I never heard of that.

[Greg Lapin]

Raising canes developed at LSU in Louisiana.

[Unknown Speaker]

I don't think we have that shit on the West Coast.

[DJ]

Raising canes, that's like the whitest. Mayonnaise.

[Greg Lapin]

I'll agree with you. Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep.

[Unknown Speaker]

White bread.

[Greg Lapin]

Yep.

[Unknown Speaker]

So there's a. There's like a hierarchy. Like, you could go down the list, for sure.

[Andy Frisella]

He's got to.

[DJ]

If you want really black chicken. Like, if they're not. If the employees are not fighting each other in the fucking restaurant. Like, it ain't black. It ain't black chicken. Raising canes. I would go raising canes. Kfc, Zaxby's, Popeyes, Churches.

[Greg Lapin]

All right.

[Andy Frisella]

Churches being the most black.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

You know what's funny, dude?

[DJ]

They're fighting in there. Lee's is probably in there, too.

[Andy Frisella]

Lee's is good. Yeah.

[DJ]

Lisa's down there, too.

[Andy Frisella]

They'll be fighting Lisa's black chicken.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Yeah, I agree with you. And I don't even know what makes the difference between white people chicken and black people chicken, but I agree with you. That makes super sense.

[DJ]

Yeah. I mean, if you don't feel. If you don't. If there is not a feeling in the atmosphere that you might get shot while Eating your. And it's probably. You're probably safe. It's probably kfc.

[Greg Lapin]

So I.

[Unknown Speaker]

It's.

[Greg Lapin]

I eat some chicken and turkey necks.

[Unknown Speaker]

Okay?

[Greg Lapin]

Pigs feet.

[Unknown Speaker]

Okay.

[Greg Lapin]

At some place where I'm like, boys, I don't. I don't fucking belong here, boys.

[DJ]

Little sense of danger.

[Greg Lapin]

They're like, no, you're good. You're with us, dog. I'm like, bro, I don't belong.

[Andy Frisella]

Look at this fucking guy licking his fucking chicken paper.

[DJ]

Yeah. Now you can't eat. Just lick the paper. Yeah. So you just lick it. You don't eat it.

[Andy Frisella]

How big of a fat fuck are you? This is the dumbest KFC lick paper, chicken paper and actually do it.

[DJ]

I want. I want some.

[Unknown Speaker]

So what is the paper for? They want you to buy that for.

[DJ]

Like, gifts in it.

[Greg Lapin]

And then you lick it.

[Andy Frisella]

This looks like these. It looks like these three people are about to take a load.

[Greg Lapin]

That's just some.

[Andy Frisella]

AI, does it not look like that?

[DJ]

Yeah, it does. It does.

[Greg Lapin]

Hey, I got a question, though. Why is like the black chick on the far right, very. One very light skin, but then orange hair and her eyebrows are fucking white.

[Unknown Speaker]

Guys racing to shit. Dude, it's Christmas.

[Andy Frisella]

What the fuck, right? I didn't notice the eyebrow thing. She's also got, like, some sort of jewel on her tooth. What is that?

[Unknown Speaker]

Oh, that's a thing.

[DJ]

It is Ireland in the uk, though.

[Greg Lapin]

So it's got jewels on her.

[Unknown Speaker]

You haven't seen chicks put jewels on their teeth?

[Andy Frisella]

No, I've seen that.

[Unknown Speaker]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

I just think it's fucking weird.

[Unknown Speaker]

You probably swallow it eventually.

[Andy Frisella]

I think people. I don't.

[Unknown Speaker]

She has jewels on her nose, too.

[DJ]

No, probably has jewels.

[Greg Lapin]

Lily, what do you think about that chick? She's looking at me now.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's dumb as fuck.

[DJ]

Yeah. No, no, I want some. Actually.

[Andy Frisella]

You want some KFC wrapping paper. All right, so one of you motherfuckers over there in Europe, send it. Send us some.

[Unknown Speaker]

DJ will lick it and let us all know.

[Andy Frisella]

We'll do it on the. On there.

[DJ]

I'm down.

[Andy Frisella]

So some of you do. One of you listeners over there in the.

[Unknown Speaker]

That's if the US has not been nuked yet and we're not living.

[Andy Frisella]

You better hurry.

[Unknown Speaker]

Apocalyptic America.

[DJ]

Be quick before Putin gets it.

[Andy Frisella]

How'd you like to be in Europe right now? And you're over there and you got this old decrepit bunch of criminals over here.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Getting them, and it's some sort of fucking conflict. Yeah. Like, dude, you're just sitting over there trying to Be European, bro. And you got shitty pants. Joe Biden and the Cabal over here. Getting them going to get them fucking wasted.

[Unknown Speaker]

You know what's crazy, though, when I think about this, Like, a small group of elite human beings have been making groups of men kill each other since the beginning of time.

[Andy Frisella]

Correct.

[Unknown Speaker]

Versus that king. But that's what I mean. However you want to describe them, but whoever's at the top of the food chain, you know, and like, well, what do we all do? And I was as guilty of it. Of it as anyone. We go and we kill those people.

[Andy Frisella]

Our youngest and strongest people are easily manipulated because they lack perspective and experience. You're. You're. When you're at the peak of your physical performance between, you know, 18 and 30, you know, you're also at the lowest part of your intelligence, you know, saying so it's easier.

[Unknown Speaker]

Your physical body is an adult, but your brain is far from it.

[Andy Frisella]

You don't have the perspective. How many dudes do you meet that are in their 40s and they're like, fuck, man, they lied to us.

[Unknown Speaker]

All of them. Right. I'll put that on the air.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Unknown Speaker]

Every single combat Veteran I know, 100% of them feel the same way. Yeah. So, yeah, man.

[DJ]

Well, dumb as fuck on that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Send me the wrapping paper, guys. Greg, Greg, Andy. That is all I got.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, guys, well, thanks for coming on the show.

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, it's good to be back.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Where's it fun? Where can everybody follow you guys at?

[Unknown Speaker]

My show is called the Endless Endeavor, and it's on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, all the places. And then Instagram is the only social platform I use. Granderson33. And no, I'm not fucking affiliated with the illuminati. I was 33 years old when I started my Instagram.

[Andy Frisella]

I am. You go on Internet?

[Greg Lapin]

I'm.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm a. What am I, a Freemason?

[Unknown Speaker]

Yeah, yeah, me too.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Greg Lapin]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Mine's just my name, Greg Lap, and I am a shadow band, so you got to type the whole thing in. I think I come up all the way at the bottom. And obviously I. I do a lot of stuff on the Field Craft Survival Channel. The Craft Survival YouTube channel, their Field Craft Survival app. I. I've got a fairly limited social media platform, but I guess it's growing now out of necessity. I hate it, but here I am.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Hell yeah, man.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, guys. Well, don't be a hoe.

[Greg Lapin]

Show.

[Andy Frisella]

The show. Yeah.

[DJ]

Went from sleeping on the floor. Now my jury box froze up.

[Andy Frisella]

Bo Stove.

[DJ]

Counted millions in a cold, bad booted swole. Got her own bank row. Can't fold. Just a no headshot case.

[Unknown Speaker]

Close.