856. Andy & DJ CTI: JFK Files Released, French Scientist Denied US Entry Over Hateful Trump Texts & Ben & Jerry Accuses Unilever Of Firing Its CEO For Political Reasons

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella - Episode 856: "Andy & DJ CTI: JFK Files Released, French Scientist Denied US Entry Over Hateful Trump Texts & Ben & Jerry Accuses Unilever Of Firing Its CEO For Political Reasons"

Release Date: March 21, 2025
Hosts: Andy Frisella & DJ
Description: Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and his guests discuss, debate, and laugh their way through trending topics and hot-button issues.

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1. Introduction and Light Banter [00:00 - 03:20]

The episode kicks off with Andy Frisella and DJ engaging in casual conversation about their recent activities and favorite movies. They delve into discussions about classic films like Wall Street and Money Never Sleeps, highlighting their differing opinions on these movies. The playful banter sets a relaxed tone for the episode.

• Andy Frisella [00:16]: "This is the show for the Realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society, and welcome to reality, guys."
• DJ [02:25]: "I like Tom Cruise as an actor. Top Gun. A Few Good Men."

2. Unraveling Conspiracy Theories: Pyramids and JFK Assassination Files [03:20 - 17:23]

The conversation takes a deep dive into various conspiracy theories, starting with the recent scans of the Egyptian pyramids. Andy critiques the conventional narrative, suggesting that the pyramids are more than mere tombs.

• Andy Frisella [05:35]: "There is no way that a human being built the pyramids. There's no way after seeing what they're showing."

The discussion shifts to the release of the unredacted JFK assassination files, where Andy and DJ analyze the documents, speculating on the involvement of Israel, the CIA, and other state actors.

• DJ [15:03]: "At the end of the document, it said Israel was responsible for the assassination."
• Andy Frisella [16:24]: "How stupid do they look now? We came out with the binder and we got the files before you. No, you didn't."

They explore theories about Lyndon B. Johnson's (LBJ) corruption, Mossad's involvement, and the alleged cover-up orchestrated by a "deep state."

• Andy Frisella [07:09]: "They have lied to us about two major things. One, what humans are actually capable of with their mind... and two, any evidence of God or Jesus."

3. The Deep State and Media Propaganda [17:23 - 30:53]

Andy and DJ critique the mainstream media's handling of sensitive information, arguing that a "deep state" controls narratives to maintain power. They discuss how media outlets, funded by tax dollars, propagate propaganda without factual backing.

• Andy Frisella [30:43]: "We have state-run media. They are greatly supplemented financially by your tax dollars to say propaganda."

The hosts highlight the supposed silencing of whistleblowers, referencing an FBI agent allegedly shot after attempting to expose corruption.

• DJ [30:53]: "There was an FBI agent that basically was watching all of this play out and got shot six times."

4. French Scientist Denied US Entry Over Hateful Texts [43:15 - 44:38]

Transitioning to international issues, Andy and DJ discuss the case of a French scientist denied entry to the US after expressing hateful sentiments towards President Trump. They question the rationale behind the invasive search of the scientist's phone and the implications for free speech.

• DJ [43:15]: "A French researcher was denied entry because his phone had hateful texts about Trump."
• Andy Frisella [43:22]: "You can't criticize the President of the United States. That's the whole point of the United States."

5. Deportation and Immigration Policies in the US [44:25 - 52:10]

The conversation shifts to domestic immigration policies, focusing on recent deportations and local law enforcement partnering with ICE. Andy and DJ express strong opposition to these measures, condemning the emotional reactions of local council members who oppose ICE collaborations.

• Andy Frisella [46:07]: "You're not appealing to anybody. The days of this progressive liberal crybaby bullshit are fucking over."
• DJ [48:06]: "It's so funny because they thought replacement theory was a conspiracy, and now they're enacting laws that align with it."

They discuss the impacts of such policies on American society, emphasizing the systemic issues that prevent fair treatment of immigrants and the manipulation of voting populations.

6. Ben & Jerry’s CEO Firing and Corporate Politics [57:47 - 60:40]

Andy and DJ cover the recent news about Ben & Jerry’s CEO being fired by Unilever, attributing the move to political reasons. They analyze how corporate culture aligns with political ideologies and the broader implications for businesses that take strong political stances.

• Andy Frisella [58:21]: "If your product's good enough, people don't give a fuck about what you say or what you stand for. They'll buy your product."
• DJ [59:09]: "Most people understand your Tesla stocks aren't doing too good, but you're hurting your own workers tied to those stocks."

7. Interaction with Comments [38:22 - 73:31]

Throughout the episode, Andy and DJ engage with listener comments, addressing criticisms and humorous observations. They maintain a conversational and often confrontational tone, reinforcing their stance on various issues.

• Listener Comment [38:22]: "Andy screamed I'm not a flat earther so fast."
• Andy Frisella [38:34]: "I am not a flat Earther, unequivocally."

They discuss personal anecdotes, such as DJ's experiences with being teased for not watching classic movies and share family interactions, adding a relatable and humorous element to the discussion.

8. Thumbs Up or Dumb As Segment [68:37 - 73:31]

In the final segment, Andy and DJ introduce their "Thumbs Up or Dumb As" segment, where they review and rate headlines or stories. They cover a humorous clip of a 4-year-old boy calling the police on his mother for eating his ice cream, adjudging it as "Thumbs Up" for its comedic value.

• Andy Frisella [72:15]: "What would it take for you to call the police on someone at your own house?"
• DJ & Andy [73:25]: "Thumbs up on that one."

9. Conclusion and Final Thoughts [73:31 - End]

The hosts wrap up the episode by reiterating the importance of sharing the show and staying informed. They encourage listeners to engage with the content by liking, commenting, and subscribing, emphasizing their commitment to delivering unfiltered discussions on pressing issues.

• Andy Frisella [73:31]: "Don't be a hoe. Share the show."
• DJ [73:31]: Reiterates the show's theme with a lyrical outro.

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Key Themes and Insights

• Skepticism of Official Narratives: Andy and DJ consistently challenge mainstream explanations, particularly regarding historical events like the JFK assassination and the construction of the pyramids.

• Deep State and Media Control: A recurring theme is the belief in a powerful, hidden group manipulating public perception and controlling information through state-run media.

• Free Speech and Political Repression: The denial of entry to the French scientist for hateful texts is used to highlight concerns over freedom of expression and governmental overreach.

• Corporate Politics: The discussion around Ben & Jerry’s reflects broader anxieties about how corporations align with political ideologies and the impact on leadership.

• Immigration and Deportation: Strong opposition to current US immigration policies signifies a broader discontent with how immigrants are treated and the political motivations behind enforcement actions.

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Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [05:35]: "There is no way that a human being built the pyramids. There's no way after seeing what they're showing."

• DJ [15:03]: "At the end of the document, it said Israel was responsible for the assassination."

• Andy Frisella [30:43]: "We have state-run media. They are greatly supplemented financially by your tax dollars to say propaganda."

• DJ [43:15]: "A French researcher was denied entry because his phone had hateful texts about Trump."

• Andy Frisella [73:31]: "Don't be a hoe. Share the show."

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Conclusions

Andy Frisella and DJ navigate a range of controversial and politically charged topics with a clear agenda of challenging mainstream narratives and advocating for transparency and truth. Their discussions reveal a deep distrust in governmental and media institutions, emphasizing the need for listeners to question and seek out alternative perspectives. The episode combines serious investigative discourse with humor and personal anecdotes, aiming to engage a like-minded audience seeking unfiltered discussions on societal issues.

Transcript

[DJ]

Yeah, we're from Sleeping on the Floor now my jury box froze up. Bow up stove. Counted millions in a cold, bad booted swole. Got her own bank roll, can't fold. That's a no head shot case. Close.

[Andy Vercella]

What is up, guys, it's Andy Vercella, and this is the show for the Realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society, and welcome to reality, guys. Today we have Andy and DJ Cruise the Internet, and that's what we're gonna do. What's up, dude?

[DJ]

What's going on, man?

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, not much. Yeah, Just got done lifting. Trying to get. Just get more yoked.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

And more handsome.

[DJ]

You know, it's like, how much more yoke can you get?

[Andy Vercella]

I'm going for all the yolkness.

[DJ]

More.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, that's right. That's like that scene in Money Never Streets. Money Never Sleeps. Yeah. You have. You never see Wall street, too?

[DJ]

Nope.

[Andy Vercella]

Okay.

[DJ]

Oh, Wolf of Wall Street. I've seen that.

[Andy Vercella]

No, Wall Street 2. Money never sleeps.

[DJ]

Nope.

[Andy Vercella]

Josh Brolin and Shia LaBeouf, whatever the his name is, and he walks in, he says, what's your number? And he goes, more. Yeah, yeah, great line.

[DJ]

Never seen it.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, well, you should watch it. It's a good movie.

[DJ]

All right.

[Andy Vercella]

It's not as good as the original Wall Street.

[DJ]

Well, I mean, listen, I'm actually kind of questioning your movie recommendations at this point.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, that's because you're retarded.

[DJ]

Yeah. I mean, it is what it is, man.

[Andy Vercella]

You know how I know you are?

[DJ]

No, Andy. No, no, no.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, just admit that you are, and I want to tell the story.

[DJ]

I don't think that makes me retarded.

[Andy Vercella]

Let's let the listeners decide. Now, I'll keep that one from in my back pocket.

[DJ]

I mean, you know, I keep it. All right, well, pay the fee, guys.

[Andy Vercella]

It's a great MO Though.

[DJ]

Yeah, it was a great deal.

[Andy Vercella]

You got toasted on the Internet for saying it sucked. See, I think there was a. There was, like, four people that were like, oh, yeah, it was bad. And I went to their profile, and they're, like, dressed up as cats. And, like, you got all the weird siding with you. Yeah, I. I went to the profile and, like, looked at the people side with me, and they all looked like handsome and rich dudes, had big old schlongs.

[DJ]

A lot of privilege.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, that's right. Very privileged. Yeah.

[DJ]

Very privileged.

[Andy Vercella]

Yep. Blessed.

[DJ]

I like Tom Cruise as an actor.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Top Gun. Fucking A Few Good Men.

[Andy Vercella]

The movie's good. You. You just used to watch any CGI, like. Oh, what do you like? I like Richard 10.

[DJ]

Okay. All right.

[Andy Vercella]

What do you do in your spare time? I buy timeshares.

[DJ]

You said you were keeping it in the back pocket.

[Andy Vercella]

I didn't tell the whole story, so you could thank me about that later. Anyway, don't forget, we don't run ads on the show. We need you to help us grow the show. All right? So don't be a hoe.

[DJ]

Share the show.

[Andy Vercella]

All right, so what's going on? For real? Let's start over.

[DJ]

What? It's fucked up, man.

[Andy Vercella]

I know it's fucked up. Yeah, you know, it's even more fucked up. Let's start the show.

[DJ]

Buying a time. Shit. All right. All right, man. Well, got a lot to cover today, dude. There's a lot out there.

[Andy Vercella]

There is a lot going on, man.

[DJ]

I got some new theories, dude.

[Andy Vercella]

I do, too.

[DJ]

You got some? Okay. Yeah, yeah, we're gonna bounce these off, man.

[Andy Vercella]

I got some. Did you see the thing about the pyramids?

[DJ]

No, I didn't see that. You just brought that up to me before, bro.

[Andy Vercella]

You didn't see that, though? Before that?

[DJ]

No, but I mean.

[Andy Vercella]

So listen, they scan. So Egypt will not allow people to explore the pyramids. They don't allow it. So these guys, this group, decided to run a scan from outer space with satellites to scan below the surface of the pyramids, okay? And the pyramids, according to them, and I looked at the scans and so did Joe, we were talking about it, are not tombs like they say they are at all. And all three pyramids have the exact same structure on the inside, okay? But below the pyramids, they all have six or eight cylindrical tubes with little staircases that swirl around all the way down, that go down 1.6 miles into the ground into a cube that is 250 foot per side. So 250 high, 250 wide. Now imagine. Imagine how big that is. That's nearly half of the height of the arch here in St. Louis. It's massive, okay? And for years and years and years, we're told they're tombs and they're this and they're that. And Egypt won't let us explore them because, you know, it's the claim to the powerful and the creativity of the Egyptians, right? But when you look at this, there is no pass. We all thought like, hey, man, how'd they build the pyramids? You know? Like, we didn't even know because the blocks are so huge and so heavy. How did they do it? And there's all these theories, you know, they rolled them on logs, they flooded the desert. They did all this, bro. No way. No way. There's no way that a human being built the pyramids. There's no way after seeing what they're showing. Yeah, there's no way.

[DJ]

Not humans. What do you. So you're saying, like.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't know. I mean, look, man, I don't know, but I know this. We couldn't build them now.

[DJ]

No, no.

[Andy Vercella]

You know what I'm saying.

[DJ]

So, dude, I've saw the. The pyramids is a weird combo. Like, I saw this one thing they were talking about, like, because they try to say, like, the pyramids are so old and all of that, but, like, the material that they're made out of didn't exist until after a theoretical great flood would have happened to actually create the limestone that they used to build it with.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, dude, they found the hall of Noah's Ark.

[DJ]

That's what I'm saying.

[Andy Vercella]

So, like, it's like in Romania, bro. Dude, it goes back to what I said. It goes back to the two biggest lies that we have been told as humans in the history of our existence by the tyrants that we love so much on this show. They all lie to us. And I believe they have lied to us about two major things. One, what humans are actually capable of with their mind, meaning metaphysical, quantum, physical ability to create reality with your brain. I believe that is 100% true, because I've experienced it over and over and over. And two, I believe they have worked very, very hard to cover any evidence of God or Jesus or any of that. And they want us to feel like it's like some metaphoric, you know, right. When in reality, we're starting to find actual archaeological evidence. And anthropo anthropologists are starting to find evidence of this being real.

[DJ]

Oh, he was real.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

100, bro.

[Andy Vercella]

But, dude, no, I'm. I don't mean like. Okay, Like, a lot of people will argue Jesus was real. Most people. Right. But they will say things like, well, Noah's Ark was. That was just a story and this and that.

[DJ]

Right?

[Andy Vercella]

Well, they're starting to find evidence of all these stories.

[DJ]

100%. So every city in the Bible, they find it. Like, I mean, it's. It's all there. It's all. And like, dude, I look at it like, there's way more evidence right now that says that he was alive, lived.

[Andy Vercella]

And that a lot of the information that's in there is factual, not. Not metaphorical story.

[DJ]

It's not just, you know, talk.

[Andy Vercella]

Right.

[DJ]

It's real stuff, which, I mean, think of just the implications on mankind that that has. You know what I'm saying? Like.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, it takes the power away from them. Why? Why would they not want us to know that? They would only want us to not know that. To give them more power over us.

[DJ]

100%, man. It's wild stuff.

[Andy Vercella]

I got.

[DJ]

You say you got to send me that link so I can see that shit on the pyramids, but, you know, I mean, it actually kind of does go right perfectly. I was gonna bring this up before we got to our headlines. The astronauts came back from. From a night. How long. What's the longest you ever stayed in the pool of water?

[Andy Vercella]

In a pool of water? I mean, you know, honestly, dude, pretty long time. Like, if I'm in the pool drinking. Yeah, that's pretty long time.

[DJ]

Not nine hours.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, I get out to pee, but, you know, that's it. No, you don't get out to pee. No, bro. No, don't invite DJ to the pool party.

[DJ]

No, bro. Why?

[Andy Vercella]

Because it's a pool and that's gross, bro.

[DJ]

It has chlorine and all of that. It cleans itself.

[Andy Vercella]

All right, man, no more pool for dj.

[DJ]

All right, So I peed in your pool before.

[Andy Vercella]

I bet. Dude, listen, that's gross. Well, what is warm, bro?

[DJ]

Like, there's no way to like.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it. Talking about my timeshare.

[DJ]

I'm gonna pee in your pool.

[Andy Vercella]

Okay, let's talk about that.

[DJ]

So no astronauts in space.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, I mean, here's what I thought was weird about this. Look, I question everything, man. If something isn't right, I notice it, okay? And when they showed those people in space, their hair was gray, and it was all grayed out when they got out of the. The little cell yesterday. That woman's hair that was gray in all the videos is now black. And right before they pulled her out of the little pod, the people were saying, well, you know, when someone's in space for a very long time, it could change the way that they look, and it could change the way that their faces look. And it's just like. Are you telling me what the Is going on?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

So I don't know what's going on, but it feels real weird, and it feels really weird. Especially that. That woman who. I don't know. How old is she?

[DJ]

I mean, she's old, bro. Let me see what the article says.

[Andy Vercella]

She's got to be 69.

[DJ]

59 years old.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, wait, hold on, let me see which one is.

[DJ]

She's William.

[Andy Vercella]

She's 59. Okay, I said 60. She. Her hair in the look. Okay. Then when they pull her out of the tube, she had black hair. So what she do dye her hair before she got pulled out of the. While she's in the space.

[DJ]

Get ready for camp. Yeah, I mean, dude, it is Hollywood, bro. They gotta make sure you look good at all times, bro.

[Andy Vercella]

I.

[DJ]

Listen, it's weird to me. There's a lot of stuff that don't add up. I don't know. I mean, I don't know.

[Andy Vercella]

I just thought it was weird, dude. Weird, you know? I don't know, dude. I don't believe anything these people say.

[DJ]

I mean, even though suits like, bro, that doesn't look like something ever. Like, what happened to the big fucking.

[Andy Vercella]

You know, technology does evolve.

[DJ]

Does it? You would think space doesn't. I mean, I don't know. Outer space is still outer space, bro. The whole thing is weird to me. The whole thing. She does not look the same, like, not even remotely the same. Like this. I mean, this is her and him before, and then she does not look the same.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't know at all. It feels weird.

[DJ]

It does, it does, man, it does. I want to know the truth. Just tell me the truth. What's really out there? Like, did you see that? Like, apparently there was a. The United States air force and like coordination with the u. S. Space force, like sent this mysterious, you know, ship that was up there for like a little bit over a year or something that just landed a couple of the weeks ago. Like a week ago or something like that.

[Andy Vercella]

I didn't see that.

[DJ]

Yeah, like nobody like, was people on there, like, what, where do they go do, like. I mean, dude, it's weird, man.

[Andy Vercella]

Knows.

[DJ]

It's. It's weird to me, man. I don't know guys. You tell us down in the comments. Is that a stunt double? That's kind of my. Like.

[Andy Vercella]

Can I ask a question?

[DJ]

Yeah, of course.

[Andy Vercella]

Why. Why would we send. Why would we send 60 year old people into space for a year at all? Well, I'm just saying why would we do that?

[DJ]

Oh, what's the point?

[Andy Vercella]

That just doesn't make sense. Yeah, anyway, whatever that lady looks like, she's 159, bro.

[DJ]

You know what it reminded me of? You ever seen interstellar?

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, it's a good movie. But like, you know, you know, you guys all like that movie. I think that movie's ridiculous.

[DJ]

No, I think it's great. Why it's great? Well, I mean, bro, like, the cinematography of it, the. I mean, like, it's a really good movie.

[Andy Vercella]

You do understand that cameras were different in 1984, right? Like when you said, oh, I don't like Days of Thunder, the cinematography was bad. Well, no, they're shooting it on a camera that's 40 years old.

[DJ]

Yeah, okay, that's fine. Yeah, but there's a scene in Interstellar where, like, they go down to this planet and like every minute that they.

[Andy Vercella]

Spend on the plane when they're in the ocean.

[DJ]

Yeah, right. It's like. Like 15 years or whatever. They get back and the black dudes all shriveled up, like, that's what she looks like. It's like they fucking left her on the sheets for.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, it does kind of look like that.

[DJ]

Yeah. I don't know, guys, tell us in the comments what you guys think. I think it's though. I do. But, but. Yeah, let's get into some of our topics today, guys. We got a lot of stuff to cover. Remember, if you want to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andy4seller.com. You guys can also come check us out on YouTube. We have a nice little screen here set up and you guys can follow along the show and see what we see. Not a bad view.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, look, man, I just have a hard time believing anything at this point. Like, I feel like we live in a culture and society where it is universally accepted by all the people who run the governments that everybody else on Earth is stupid and doesn't need to know the truth. And I believe there's. There's a culture up here and there's a culture down here at the bottom that we're a part of. And these people don't feel like they need to tell us anything or anything.

[DJ]

We can't handle the truth. Yeah, tell us.

[Andy Vercella]

And, and it's. It's ridiculous.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

And I'm getting to the point where, you know, I don't think they're ever going to fucking tell us. I don't think they're going to tell us anything. I don't think. I don't think the disclosures that were promised to us by Trump and the team are ever going to happen. I don't think we're ever going to know what it is we were promised that we would know. We will be given bits and pieces and business will continue to go on as usual. That. Now, now I said, and I stick to this you know, 90 days. All right, and, and we are not fully to 90 days yet, but that's the direction that I, so, so I've.

[DJ]

Had like an enlightenment. And this goes right into our first headline is what we're going to talk about. Obviously there was a full unredacted release. We're talking 80, 000 plus pages of documentation on the JFK files was just released. And I've been doing some digging on this because, I mean, here's one of the, here's the truth. Like there's not a lot out there, not a lot of people offering like what it is. Some news agencies aren't even covering it. I have a very interesting theory.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, well, dude, I mean, first of all, it's 80,000 pages. Second of all, let's be real clear, Gronk was analyzed the document. Yep, okay.

[DJ]

And I'm also doing that too on the back end, just so everybody knows.

[Andy Vercella]

And at the end of the document, at the end of the analyzation, after all the bullet points, it said, tell me one word, who was responsible for the assassination? And it said Israel. Okay? And whether that's true or not true, that's not the point. But the point is that I'm making is that none of the quote unquote conservative influencers talk about it, will talk about that because they're afraid to talk about it.

[DJ]

All right, so talk about it.

[Andy Vercella]

I know we will, but my point is, is that there's very few people out there. You know, we have, we live in this, this polarity on the argument, ok? We have conservative people who are, will not acknowledge anything negative about Israel, ok? They won't say anything that criticizes Israel at all, no matter what. All right? And these are most of the, like all the people that got the binder. How stupid do they look now? How stupid do they look? Oh, we came out with the binder and we got the files before you. No, you didn't.

[DJ]

You didn't get shit.

[Andy Vercella]

You were just used. And now you guys have lost all your credibility because it shows that you're just the little seals that clap at every thing. So that happens. And those people will not talk about, they will not criticize Israel no matter what. All right? Which isn't right. Everybody, nobody's above criticism, all right? It doesn't matter if you're Trump. It doesn't matter if it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. And then we have the other side of the equation, which is like it's the Jews and they just scream that over and over again. And because of these two polar opposite arguments, we can never dig into what the truth actually is. And the truth, you know, can't be talked about by these guys. And the truth can't be trusted by these other guys because they blame everybody. So what's the truth? And this is why we are not having any of the real shit sort of decipher the right way, in my opinion.

[DJ]

100%. 100%. Now, now, like I said, I've been digging into this. I'm doing that same. You know, I've did my own work, but I also, I'm conducting that same kind of experiment with GROK to see. I tried it with Chat GPT. You'll be interested to see what that response was. They, they literally. I had to decipher all the documents. Took some hours. And, and I had, I'm like right now, list out, you know, the, the major countries that were involved, right? And it was like, oh, you know, United States, CIA, ssr, Soviet Union, Russia. Put in quotations. Mexico, Cuba, England. Right. And then the last one it listed was Israel. But it put in parentheses, although there's no direct relationship, you know, saying that Israel is directly involved or, you know, assassinated. Like, why would you say that for that one, but like, you don't want to say it for anybody else? Yeah, interesting. But I got GROK doing the same thing. We'll process that. That'll probably be on Monday's release. We'll, we'll check on that. But, but you know, I do have a different opinion. You know, you're, you're. I was agreeing with you in the party that we probably won't get anything. I think I have a new light on this now and like, you know, on how this is going to go down. It's just a DJ theory. I don't know. But yeah, let's dive into the, to the JFK file. So this is Maureen Callahan. She, She's. I got to give her credit, she's awesome. Um, we've covered a lot of her work before. She's an investigative journalist. She dives into these things and she's been pretty spot on the last couple of years. And you know, she, she's from the Daily Mail. She, she wrote this article here, the hidden Bombshell in the JFK files that changes everything. Maureen Callahan decodes the document dump and exposes a cover up to shock the world. She starts off saying the JFK files apparently say nothing, and that says everything. No mystery in American history compares to what really happened in Dallas on November 22, 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The release of 80,000 unredacted documents. On Tuesday evening, ostensibly every remaining piece of paper relating to the investigation, though that now seems doubtful, promised to give the world the unfiltered true story. Um, and of course, President Trump, you know, he, he put an executive order in to release this. Um, it was part of his campaign pledge. Um, but she says, continues saying, quote, instead we got the mother of all document dumps. Uncategorized, unprioritized, countless pages of unreadable with fading type, many containing interviews with people who seem at best tangote to. The only question at hand, did the CIA, the FBI or the Mafia have anything to do with it? The ghost of J. Edgar Hoover, the cross dressing FBI director who despised jfk, laughs um, and, and she kind of dives into this whole thing right now. Here's my theory and how this correlates to Trump and even the Epstein files now, and you tell me what you think, all right? But I think we all can agree Trump's very strategic, okay? And I think any moves that have to come, they have to come from the will of the people, right? We say something that's bad. Yeah, well, I mean, listen, the people want it, right? It's a natural leader mentality, right? How I look at this whole thing, because here, here's my understanding of the JFK assassination. Lyndon B. Johnson was corrupt, corrupted before he was vice president. What we call now is apac, right? Which has been talked about. I know Senator Massey's talked about it. Everybody has an APAC guy, right? Well, before it was called apac, it was like the American Zionist movement or something like that. And they had LBJ in their pocket. Okay? This is before he was vp and you know, he gets vp. All right, cool. Everybody's happy.

[Andy Vercella]

Now.

[DJ]

JFK wanted them to have to register with Farah, the foreign agent, as a foreign agent, right? Which would prevent them from lobbying our politicians and all of that. They were not with it. They changed their name shortly after the assassination. But Israel wanted nuclear weapons. They asked JFK to sign off and help, you know, kind of support their movement. JFK said no. Right. And that's from my understanding, how I look at this, is that Israel then got Mossad involved and like, hey, we need some. We didn't have. They didn't have dirt on jfk. They had nothing to really like bend his arm. So they got Mossad involved. So, hey, we need to get this guy to go with them. Us, Right? Mossad then in Coordination with RCIA hashed this plan. Like, look, we got LBJ in, in, you know, in our pocket. We can use this guy to, like, he'll. He'll force it, right? Well, how do we get JFK out the way? There was no plausible, you know, plan that really resulted in this other than the assassination and literally getting him out the way. They, you know, they thought about impeachments and all these different things, nothing really concluded and gave them a solid way to move other than getting him physically, literally out the way. And they hatched this plan. Lee Har. Lee Harvey Oswald was a former U.S. marine. He had contacts with the USSR. The USSR told JFK that, hey, like, you know, there might be some weird going on. And I don't know if you guys know this. So this was in a document dump. This isn't new, but the assistant to JFK was in the room with JFK that morning. They were in the hotel together. It was him, the assistant and Jackie and JFK said, quote, apparently something to the effect that, like, you know, it wouldn't be that hard to kill a sitting president. It just takes a shot from a sniper while I'm driving in the motorcade. He said that that morning before they even did the parade route, right? Like crazy shit. And that was a testimony of the assistant. They hashed this plan. Lee Harvey Oswald told, you know, his USSR contacts. They told him like, he was well aware that something was happening, just didn't know what and knew that LBJ was somehow involved in the situation. They go through the assassination, even things like changing the parade route, the driver slowing down. It is confirmed that there was actually two shooters. The audio analysis verifies shooters, four shots. Four shots.

[Andy Vercella]

The Jack Ruby and Leave Hari Oswald met two or three weeks before the assassination in Dallas. And also Jack Ruby, who's, I believe his name is Rubenstein. Rubenstein, okay, told a friend that he had to kill Lee Harvey Oswald under the threat of his entire family being killed, right? So he said he had to do it, otherwise his family was going to be killed.

[DJ]

100%. 100%. So they go through with the assassination. 30 minutes after that. The first and the second driver slowed down.

[Andy Vercella]

They threatened him. He slowed down. And do you know what happened to the car right afterwards? They flew the car straight back to Washington, D.C. put it in the fucking garage. And you know what they did? They fucking stripped the interior out and took all the crime scene.

[DJ]

All the evidence was gone away immediately. Well, 30 minutes after the shot, the fatal shot, LBJ was sworn in shortly after that, AIPAC changed their name to aipac. Now the armament deals went through with Israel.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, there's another thing I read too. The firearm used in the assassination was purchased from a sporting goods store in Nebraska, or maybe it was Chicago. In Chicago that was owned by the guy who was the CIA's in country arms dealer. Okay, so, so the guy who's selling the CIA black market arms to ship across the country owns a retail establishment in Chicago and that is where the rifle came from, right?

[DJ]

100%. 100%, right. And so you have all that happened then, you know, we all know what happened shortly after that. But it's just like, you know, I'm sorry, like there's some direct, like the mafia that's, you know, talked about. Like the guy that shot him was also attached to the Jewish mafia that, you know, kind of had a run down in Dallas. Like all that stuff's there. Right. But we can't, why, why can't we just. Okay, well, like, hey, I think this warrants some investigation. I mean, there's clearly some political, diplomatic issues that would arise after this. If, if, if any country's involved in an assassination attempt On a sitting U.S. president. You would think right now, here, here's where my hypothesis comes in of how Trump's looking at this on the, on the grand scheme of things. Right. What's more palatable to say if you're trying to get the American people to wake up and realize who, you know, potentially a real danger and threat to the United States is what's more, pal, to say that, you know, a country is implicated in killing a sitting U. S. President or a country is implicated in a massive black male pedophile ring globally. What's more palatable to start with? 100.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. So you're saying what you're getting to is you think he's stepping into.

[DJ]

I think it's a step, it's an escalation. He has to. Right, because it's gonna be more palatable. Okay, cool. Now we need to look at this, at this country that's potentially involved and you know, okay, that's at least going to open the, the public's eyes to allowing them to.

[Andy Vercella]

You could be right and then drop.

[DJ]

This, you know, you could be right.

[Andy Vercella]

Look, none of what we're saying here, what I'm saying, or what you're saying is saying that we know.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

But because we're not given the real data, so all we have to do is, all we have to go on is speculation and break it down. I was thinking about this, and I think that's a good point. I don't know if that's right or not.

[DJ]

Yeah. 100. So I think that that's the reason behind, like, how, again, how I look at it, man, he's very strategic. There's a reason for everything, you know what I'm saying? So, like, why would we put this out? I mean, like, yeah, it does implicate that country. We need to talk about it. But that at least starts a conversation that's more palatable. So, like, if you didn't have the touch of the people, right, you didn't have the temperature, you'd have to figure out how to do it to where it's palatable.

[Andy Vercella]

It's possible, dude.

[DJ]

You know, that's just how I look at it. I don't know.

[Andy Vercella]

It's possible, but I don't. I don't. That's not how I would do it. Yeah, I would let it rip. I'd be like, you guys have been lied to. Here's the deal. This is what it is. And I'd let him. It'd be like pulling off a band aid.

[DJ]

Just do it. Yeah, I. I don't disagree with that piece, you know, but another interesting thing about all of this, bro, is again, it's like how mainstream media attaches, you know, or. Or kind of tries to handle the narrative. Most places don't touch it, but the ones that do, what. What they're interested in is completely irrelevant. Like, oh, Social Security numbers and other private information unmasked in JFK files. Like, that's what they're worried about. They're worried about people who are already dead.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, and by the way, did you see that in the JFK files? Did you see that he called a certain government official a traitor. Did you see who that was?

[DJ]

Joe Biden.

[Andy Vercella]

That's right.

[DJ]

Yeah, I saw that, dude. I saw that.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, now, now, what have we been saying about Joe Biden?

[DJ]

He's a fucking traitor. I think I would have liked jfk. And to be clear, I think that was his brother that said that.

[Andy Vercella]

Robert.

[DJ]

Yeah, that was Robert who called Joe Biden.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, it was in the files.

[DJ]

It was all in the files. Yeah, 100%. The other thing, too. I mean, this article also comes out from Daily.

[Andy Vercella]

I think it's very clear that he was a traitor. He took unnoticed amounts of money from foreign influence to make decisions that weakened America. There's not a decision he made over the last four years that didn't make our country worse. No.

[DJ]

And and then everybody that was in on it, he gave preemptive pardons.

[Andy Vercella]

Not only that, they. And what they played off as. Oh, he's just a senile old man.

[DJ]

Right. Wasn't that senile? No, no, not at all. But this other thing, the, you know, the other thing that came out with these JFK files is that, you know, this headline reads, JFK assassination files show conspiracy theory pushed by Trump is true Journalist says. And what they're talking about is what we always talk about. It's the fucking deep state. It's absolutely true. Some people actually call the CIA as a state within the state.

[Andy Vercella]

Who, who thinks the deep state is conspiracy?

[DJ]

Oh, I mean everybody, cnn, I mean all mainstream media, they don't think that. They just say they have to say that. I don't think anybody truly believes it's not the government.

[Andy Vercella]

We listen. We have state run media. Yeah, okay. This is no different than fucking China or fucking anywhere else. Our media is state run. They are greatly supplemented financially by your tax dollars to say propaganda. Propaganda was made legal technically under Barack Obama. Okay. So since Barack Obama was in office, everything has switched from news that had to be backed by fact to storylines that don't have to be backed by fact. And so when you watch the news, cnn, msnbc, Fox News as well, you have to realize that they all receive millions upon millions, tens of millions of dollars over the course of a year, every year to say certain things.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

And people still aren't aware of that. Now, if no deep state exists, then who is authorizing the, the, the promotion of propaganda and who's paying for it?

[DJ]

You know the other thing too that came out with all of this, there was an FBI agent that basically was watching all of this play out and go down and like saw it. He tried to whistleblow and two days later he, he got shot six times.

[Andy Vercella]

And they ruled a suicide.

[DJ]

Suicide?

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Ruled it a suicide.

[Andy Vercella]

I tell you what, if I ever commit suicide, I, I'm pretty sure it didn't take me six shots, you know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

But I mean, it's just like, it's like what the.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, listen, it's not going to take long for the people. Like, look, there's a lot of really smart analytical people out here. I'd say you give it a couple more days. I'll bet you by Tuesday when we, when we air the show.

[DJ]

Next episode.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, yeah, the next episode we record for CTI when it comes out on Tuesday, I bet we'll have a pretty solid framework of what actually happened.

[DJ]

I would agree. I would agree. Now, other things I want to bring up here real quick. Outside of the JF Files, not sure if you saw this. Talking about a state within the state. Natalie Winters obliterates vile Russiagate hoaxer Christopher Steele in an epic tour de force. Have you seen this?

[Andy Vercella]

I don't think so.

[DJ]

So Christopher Steele tried to. He went on Piers Morgan and tried to do this little panel interview tank thing. And she's a War Room co host, correspondent Natalie Winters. She obliterated this guy on national tv.

[Andy Vercella]

Let's see it.

[DJ]

And it was fucking great. Let's check this clip out.

[C]

Well, I know Christopher Steele probably wanted to go down in history as someone that colluded with the Clinton campaign to take down President Donald J. Trump. But I really think that you represent probably the ultimate grifter in the American political space. For you to even come on here, obviously you're trying to sabotage what President Trump is doing when it comes to Russia and Ukraine. But to sit here, what is it, nearly a decade after you tried to smear President Trump as a Russian actor asset to then say, well, I think he's a Russian asset, but even though I'm really good at my job and create all these intelligence reports, it's just sort of a feeling that I have. I'm sorry, what stones do you even have left to turn over to try to corroborate your claim that President Trump is a Russian asset? You what? Weaponized FISA courts, surveillance warrants. Not just domestic spy agencies, international spy agencies, too. The entire DNC apparatus. A bunch of political operatives and forces, registered foreign agents here in the United States. The American people would really appreciate it if you would stop injecting your efforts to curtail and totally tank the America first movement by smearing anyone who doesn't want to get involved in forever wars or continue the needless and ceaseless dying in Ukraine and in Russia just so you can sit there from your nice perch and just continue to defend the globalist world order by continuing to fan the flames of conflict in Russia and Ukraine. And you know what? The same people that you ally yourself with here in the United States, you think you're so good at gathering intelligence. Last time I checked, it was the 51 intel agency officers, spies, who said that. The Hunter Biden hard drive, which I've reported on firsthand, it's legitimate. You want to talk about president's sons who are involved in businesses with foreign countries. Well, I'd like to introduce you to Hunter Biden. Right. When those 51 people that I'm sure that you know all too well, you were probably likely involved with, with the drafting of that letter said that that was Russian disinformation. Well, it turned out that that was true. And shame on you for the last decade, trying to inject the idea that smearing President Trump as a Russian agent or a Russian asset is somehow going to tank the MAGA movement. It's about putting America first. And the fact that you can still sit here and you have no actual evidence beside one random Russian meeting and, oh, we need to just continue to get more evidence. Evidence. You're a complete political hack and grifter, and I wish the American political scene didn't have your voice in it.

[D]

All right, well, Christopher, still, you're about to leave us because you're only here for this part of the. Of the panel. But your response, finally to that. My response is that I'm a professional intelligence officer, an expert on that part of the world. I'm not a politician.

[C]

Was the Hunter Biden hard drive, Russian disinformation then?

[Andy Vercella]

If you're such an expert, let him finish.

[DJ]

Let us finish.

[D]

So I've been a loyal, close ally of the United States for probably Most the last 40 years. I've worked extremely closely with officials working for administrations, both Republican and Democrat. I have a very strong US Client base for which I've worked and produced information over many years, none of whom have ever made any such allegation against me. And it's palpable nonsense to claim that I'm in hoc with politics.

[C]

The Clinton campaign didn't say that about you.

[D]

Well, I never worked for the Clinton campaign. I never had any contact with the Clinton campaign. That's the reality of it. I produced a report for a partner firm in Washington, and the results of that report made me as an ally of the United States, as I would have expected an American counterpart to do. To report back in what I found to the contacts I had in the FBI at the time. Okay, that was the right to do, and I'm proud. We're gonna.

[DJ]

We're gonna.

[D]

We're gonna leave it. We're gonna leave it there. I think everyone said, they say about.

[C]

I love his expert opinion.

[Andy Vercella]

Let's.

[D]

Let's leave it there. I want to move on to other subjects. Chris still, thank you for joining us. I appreciate it.

[Andy Vercella]

Did you see his fucking smug face?

[DJ]

Well, I mean, it's been proven time. We've covered all of this on the show. You know what I'm saying? The. That he leaked it. He was A subcontractor for the Hillary Clinton campaign and tasked with finding evidence. And he just gave him back that they used to go off of it. The court in UK found that he was fucking lying about all of it. I forgot about this story that the FBI offered him a million dollars to prove that the dossier claims were real.

[Andy Vercella]

He couldn't.

[DJ]

He couldn't prove it.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

He never got the million dollars.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, did you notice his response had nothing to do with answering her question at all? It was all a deflection of what I had done in the past and the relationships I have and how connected I am and how much intel I can get. And he says, oh, well, nobody makes these accusations against me. Yeah, because if you're that connected and you get that much intel and you're able to make up intel that implicates a United States president and ruins this country for eight fucking years straight, I'm pretty sure you could make up intel about anybody. Okay, so you want to know why nobody calls out Christopher Steele of the people that he has worked with? It's because they're afraid of him.

[DJ]

Or they're just so happy with the job he's done. Right. Yo, man, it's crazy, but more information. We.

[Andy Vercella]

We'll.

[DJ]

We'll stay tuned on these. This situation with the JFK files and we'll see if that theory comes true. Man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think about all of this. With that being said, let's go cruise some of these comments. We missed the one last week or we missed the. The Cruise comment section with Dan.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, yeah. A little long winded.

[DJ]

I had some good ones for Dan.

[Andy Vercella]

You did?

[DJ]

Yeah, I had some. But it's all right. We'll keep it moving. Cruise the comments, guys. Let's check some of these out. This first one comes From Amazing Blue Guy 8074. I think he spelled amazing wrong. Says Andy screamed I'm not a flat earther so fast. To which somebody said exactly something a closet flat earther would do.

[Andy Vercella]

That's pretty funny.

[DJ]

Yeah. All right.

[Andy Vercella]

That's not true. Am I a flat earther? No, we all, we. We actually have this conversation often in the room here.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Between the fellas. And you know, we have some flat earth tendencies here in the room. I'm not going to say who they are. We have some guys that believe in the firmament.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

We have some guys that believe the other guys are crazy.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

So we have healthy discussion about this topic. But I can tell you this. I am not A flat Earther, unequivocally.

[DJ]

All right, all right. Well, there you go.

[Andy Vercella]

That's pretty funny.

[DJ]

This next one is from Anthony Alejandre. T4K says every Sunday as a kid I'd watch old school movies with my dad, so no wonder DJ hasn't seen any.

[Andy Vercella]

You know what? That's what happened, bro. He went out and tried to rent days and never came back.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's not my fault.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, he liked it so much he never came home. He's driving away from your house getting milk. He's like, I'm cold, Trickle.

[DJ]

Yeah, I mean, you know, it's an interesting theory.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, I think it's a solid theory. That's about as solid as flat earth.

[DJ]

Okay.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

All right. I mean, it makes. It would make sense. It would make sense, but you know.

[Andy Vercella]

Encounter fans are so savage, bro.

[DJ]

Encounter to that at head banger shy931 says, I'm a white boy. And I didn't think Days of Thunder was all that. I'm with you, dj.

[Andy Vercella]

Okay. Where'd you find the three comments that said that? I just so you know, I don't read the comments on most clips.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

But I was very careful to read the comments on that clip. And I noticed that all of the people that said things like, oh, days of Thunder suck. They were brand new accounts that had like. That had like, you know, it was like. It was like 8724, DJ.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Vercella]

It was interesting.

[DJ]

The state within the state, man.

[Andy Vercella]

That's right.

[DJ]

You never know. Guys, we appreciate you for being real ass fans. Guys, keep liking commenting subscribing. Make sure you guys hit that bell notification on the YouTube to stay up to date with the latest episodes. Dropping from real af. With that being said, Cruz keeps cruising.

[Andy Vercella]

Let's cruise it.

[DJ]

Headline number two.

[Andy Vercella]

This is my favorite. This is my favorite clip.

[DJ]

Your favorite graphic.

[Andy Vercella]

My favorite graphic.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

US visiting Zhan 7 11. You can almost see him in there, I think.

[DJ]

I think the dot did put him in there, didn't he?

[Andy Vercella]

They.

[DJ]

Oh, no, he's not in.

[Andy Vercella]

They sell first form in there. First form. 7:11. See that?

[DJ]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Pumpkin spice available now available. What's it say on earth? Does that say pumpkin spice available on earth? Oh, so you don't have it?

[DJ]

You don't have. They don't get their hoes up there. All right, well, let's keep it moving. Let's talk about some deportation stuff. Little updates on that. This is interesting. So you remember all the. France was just talking, right? Taking the statue of Liberty back and all of that good stuff. Well, we just denied entry to one of their scientists. And because officers found hateful text messages criticizing Trump during search of his phone. I gotta dive in. We gotta dive into this a little bit. I don't know why they went through his phone. I don't think that's a typical, you know, TSA clearance, customer clearance type thing. But let's. Let's check this out. So you got a French scientist who does. Was denied entry to the US after immigration officials discovered hateful text messages criticizing Donald Trump on his phone. The space researcher, who has not yet been named, was subject to a random airport search on his way to a conference in Houston, Texas. Officers found text messages which conveyed hatred towards Trump and could be considered to be terrorism, according to afp, while another source suggested they felt the messages were, quote, hateful and conspiracy. So that's interesting there. Philippe Baptiste, he's the France's Minister of Higher Education and Research, condemned the US Authorities for taking action over a personal opinion. In a statement to Lamon, he said, quote, I learned with concern that a French researcher who was traveling to a conference near Houston was denied entry to the United States before being expelled. This measure was apparently taken by the American authorities because the researcher's phone contained exchanges with colleagues and friends in which he expressed a personal opinion on the Trump administration's research policy. So, I mean, I don't know. I don't know. I want to know. I mean, I don't think that's a typical search thing, though. Right. Like going through somebody's phone. I've never had my phone go through, but I'm an American citizen, so I don't know.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't know. I mean, I don't know.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's weird.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, I think it is weird. I mean, unless he was saying, like, hey, it was like a threatening thing.

[DJ]

Yeah, right, right.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't. You know, that doesn't sound very American.

[DJ]

No. You know, that's what I'm saying. Like.

[Andy Vercella]

Like. I mean. I mean, like my personal opinion, like you.

[DJ]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Vercella]

You know, don't come here.

[DJ]

Sure.

[Andy Vercella]

But I think we get into dangerous waters when we start to say, you can't criticize the President of the United States.

[DJ]

Yeah. Sounds.

[Andy Vercella]

That's the whole point of the United States.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

You know, and it is weird. It is weird.

[DJ]

It's weird. Yeah, it's weird. It sounds a little Chinese. I'm not going.

[Andy Vercella]

It does.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

It sounds not, right?

[DJ]

No. No, it doesn't.

[Andy Vercella]

Now, the, you know, pure blood American Male.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Wants to say, hey, you, Frenchie, out of here.

[DJ]

You and your French fries.

[Andy Vercella]

That's right. Yeah, I keep those, though.

[DJ]

Give me your French fries. You get the out of here.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, we could, too, because all those French people are like, five, four.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

And the only reason they still exist is because we went over there and saved their asses. It's real, okay? So let's be real. Show some respect.

[DJ]

They will be speaking German.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. Which, you know, that's a whole nother argument. But the point is, you know, like, let's fucking not be assholes.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

So we will take the French fries.

[DJ]

Yeah, we'll take the French fries. But I just. I saw that. I thought that was a little interesting, you know, but other stuff going on. You know, we got these mass deportations going on. We've talked about this. The judge tried to stop it. I thought this was interesting. Florida City Council members tear up at vote over ICE partnering with local officers. So some Fort Myers City Council members were in tears Monday over a vote on a memorandum of agreement between U.S. immigration and Customs Enforcement and local police. A Florida city council met to discuss the agreement for city law enforcement to receive the training and authority to act as ICE agents to detain and arrest illegal immigrants, among other functions. But during the meeting, council members Darla Bonk and Diana Geraldo teared up as they voiced their opposition to the agreement. Check this video out.

[C]

Thank you for what you said. Thank you for your comments. I cannot begin to imagine how difficult.

[Andy Vercella]

This is for you.

[C]

The argument, and.

[Andy Vercella]

I know there's no mal intent to.

[C]

It, that we would risk federal or state funding if I don't sign up for this.

[Andy Vercella]

It is a tumultuous day and age.

[C]

And this is a day I hate.

[DJ]

Sitting in the seat.

[C]

But my city's not for sale.

[Andy Vercella]

It's theatrics. That's terrible acting. Okay, sign the paper. Lady, shut the up, okay? Like you're. The days of this progressive liberal crybaby bullshit are fucking over, okay? You're not appealing to anybody. And by the way, what class of people does this woman fall into?

[DJ]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, she happens to be the same one that we talk about all the time.

[DJ]

She's a bronzer baby.

[Andy Vercella]

The. The upper middle class white woman who wants to seem virtuous and apologize for never having to face any hardship in her life. Well, lady, some of us out here have to go out into the real world, and some of us have to deal with these issues in the real world, and some of us don't. Like risking going out in public or, you know, taking our wives or girlfriends out in public and being harassed or robbed or carjacked by who shouldn't even be here. So save the tears and sign the paper and shut the up.

[DJ]

It's great. Yeah, that's great. That's great, man.

[Andy Vercella]

That's what I would say if I was on the council, which is why I'm probably not on the council.

[DJ]

Probably why. Yeah, I think they do got a vacancy, bro.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, you know what?

[DJ]

Hop on there.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, look, get the out of here with this, okay? Go cry that to Lake and Riley's family and see what they say about it.

[DJ]

That's real, You. That's real, bro. Well, I mean, here's the thing. I think. Here's a piece that I think most people kind of forgot about these. All these illegal migrants that came here of like the true intentions that a lot of these places were trying to get them to do, Right? Like, you know, the sole point of dumping, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars into these NGOs was so the left could use these fucking people as.

[Andy Vercella]

Voters to maintain power forever as forever. Who they going to vote for? They're going to vote for the guys that want to deport them or are they going to vote for the people that want them to stay?

[DJ]

It's very simple, right? And it's so funny, dude, because I.

[Andy Vercella]

Remember we coincidentally New York just passed a law today. Well. That said that citizen, they can't vote.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, you have it.

[DJ]

Oh, I have it, baby. Because dude, I remember all the we got when we first tried to cover this concept of like, you know, the replacement theory and like.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, we got shit for that.

[DJ]

Oh, fuck yeah, we got shit. But I mean it's just like this.

[Andy Vercella]

Bring the shit.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't even feel it. I still drive home my nice ass car to my nice ass house.

[DJ]

Yeah. You know, nice ass dogs.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. Okay. It is what it is.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah. No, but it's just like. It's just so funny. Like I remember we said like, hey, they're bringing these people here to fucking replace us, right? Like those are conspiracy theory.

[Andy Vercella]

You're an anti Semite, Shut the fuck up.

[DJ]

Then you got New York City's law. They it was actually a law that allowed non citizens to vote. It's dead because the state's highest court shut it down in a six to one the New York Court of Appeals.

[Andy Vercella]

How could and why would it ever be allowed that someone from another country be allowed to fucking vote in our country?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Our, our voting laws are too open anyway as they are. There's lots of people that should not be allowed to vote. As I say all the time, if you pay taxes and you have a job and so you are paying into the piggy bank, then you can have a say. If you're 15 and you have a part time job, you pay tax, vote. The problem that we have in this country is that there's too many people who are completely on government aid with no job, with no tax being paid who have a say. What are those people going to vote for? They're always going to vote for more free shit for them that comes out of your pocket. So until we fix that problem, until that problem is fixed to where unless you pay taxes, you do not get to vote, this will still be, be able to be manipulated like this 100% man, that, that, that's the easiest solution. It's not an age, it's not, it's not a gender, it's not a sex, it's not anything. Do you pay tax in or do you not? Very simple.

[DJ]

Yeah. Now, another New York City news that was coming out. You remember that court case against Trump for, you know, lying on this? Yeah, right. For, for, for lying on his mortgage application.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, you mean the one that was that, you know, every single person in the history of applying for mortgages could be convicted on because the amount of your property is up to debate.

[DJ]

That one.

[Andy Vercella]

That one. Yeah, yeah.

[DJ]

You know, you know, you said something there like that. Everybody does on the mortgage applications.

[Andy Vercella]

Every single person.

[DJ]

Yeah. Including the person that tried to prosecute Trump for doing it.

[Andy Vercella]

Oh, hold on, bro. We said this, we said this whenever this all came out. Yeah, I said, I guarantee you, dude, if you look at Leticia James's mortgage application, you could argue that what her, she put on her application is not the actual value of a property. You could do what I'm saying here, guys, I'm not saying that everybody lies. I'm saying that no matter if you put the most accurate assessment of your net worth on your mortgage application, and that includes the price of your property, that price is up for discussion and interpretation and debate depending on who is valuing the property. Okay? If someone who owns the property, they're going to say it's worth more. If someone's buying the property, they are clearly going to say it's worth less.

[DJ]

Right?

[Andy Vercella]

Okay. And so that is, that is, it is not.

[DJ]

It's common practice and the banks know it. Dude, the bank knew that Trump did.

[Andy Vercella]

It and they said, no it's in the fucking fine print that these numbers represent to the best of your knowledge.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Vercella]

There's no certification. And an appraisal does not equal the value of your home. Okay. You could put anything you want on there. You could say it's worth. I could go say my house is worth a hundred million dollars. Because houses in California that are similar to mine are worth a hundred million dollars. Now, does that make it worth a hundred million dollars? No, but you couldn't prosecute me for saying that because it is up for interpretation.

[DJ]

Well, here's the thing though. Latiti James, she did one worse than this, okay? And we got the documents to prove it. She. It was. It wasn't about the cost of the house for her. She lied about the size of the house because there was a special loan program.

[Andy Vercella]

Like.

[DJ]

Let's just, let's dive into this. For over two decades, Latiti Joan James repeatedly claimed her Brooklyn apartment building was a four unit property on mortgage applications, despite official records proving it had five. Now, all right. I mean, what's the big deal? What's the big deal here? Well, the big deal, she probably couldn't.

[Andy Vercella]

Before you even tell me, I bet she couldn't qualify for special financing if it wasn't. If it was bigger than 4.

[DJ]

100%. 100%. And the documents, again, they all listed here.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, that's much bigger fraud than what Trump did.

[DJ]

Way bigger.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

You're literally lying about the size of your place. Yeah, I mean, that's.

[Andy Vercella]

That, that's not knowing. No, no, it's not even. You are doing it intentionally, right? You know that you will not get the financing unless you lie. So you lie and then she has the nerve to go on the TV and say, I'm getting Trump. Do you remember that guy who said, hey, if you don't get off this case, I'm going to throw your fat ass in jail. Did you ever see that interview? Yeah, dude, one of the. One of the attorneys like literally said that he told her, he said, big. Tish James, if you don't stop this shit, we're gonna come down there and we're gonna throw your fat ass in jail. Like verbatim called her that. I thought it was awesome.

[DJ]

That's awesome.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. Yeah.

[DJ]

But here's a filing. You know, this is the Department of Building Certificate of Occupancy, which, you know, you see there at the bottom, it clearly says it's a total. There's five. It's a five unit family dwelling. Okay, well, on the mortgage application she says only four family. And again, yeah, it's a specialized loan program that she was trying to. To get. And she lied about it. Apparently. There's also some other stuff she lied about. Yeah, because properties with four or fewer units qualify for more favorable residential interest rates rates, while those with five or more classified as commercial properties often subject to higher rates. Yeah, I mean, it's straight up fraud, but there's other things.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, I mean, that's definitely more fraud than what Trump did.

[DJ]

Yeah, for sure.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, for sure.

[DJ]

Right? You know, and that's.

[Andy Vercella]

I don't think Trump did any fraud.

[DJ]

No, dude, he paid the loan back, plus some. Look, and the bank said they were fine about it.

[Andy Vercella]

They fucking said Mar A Lago is worth $18 million. Mar a Lago is worth like a billion dollars. There's houses across the street on the ocean that are one acre lots that are $200 million or more. Okay, so to say that Mar A Lago, which is an entire. I don't even know how many acres it is. It's massive, though.

[DJ]

Big. With water on like two sides.

[Andy Vercella]

Come on, man. It's total.

[DJ]

No, there's some other stuff too, that apparently she's. She also lied.

[Andy Vercella]

What's. What's. What's. What's Mar Lago. The size of Mar lago acre wise.

[DJ]

17 acres. 17.

[Andy Vercella]

So that's $1.7 billion of. Of value, considering that the comps of the other. Yes.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah, it's crazy, man. But there was also some other stuff that she lied about, too, on official documents, using her.

[Andy Vercella]

Her.

[DJ]

Her father. Like, here she lists this guy, Robert and James, and Letitia James, his daughter. Right. But then on another farm to get again some more financing. They're married. Robert James and Letitia James, his wife. Same people.

[Andy Vercella]

But that's her dad.

[DJ]

But that's her dad. Again, special financing, special tax incentives. I mean, listen, I hope Latiti James goes to prison. Listen, it's illegal what she did.

[Andy Vercella]

Dude, that ain't the only thing she's done that's illegal. Everything she did, the false prosecution, all of this, she deserves to be in jail for the rest of her life. Dude, to bring false charges against someone because you don't like their political ideology or you hate them so much or whatever, bro. Jail for life. Yeah, that's. That's no different than a woman accusing a man of rape. That didn't do it.

[DJ]

Didn't actually happen.

[Andy Vercella]

It doesn't matter if they're guilty or not. The accusation alone will fucking ruin his life.

[DJ]

Yeah, man, it's fucking crazy, man. Guys, jumping on this conversation down to the comments. Let us know what you guys ponder. Let us know. That's a new one for me, Ponder. Yep, that's a good one. All right. Cruise keeps cruising. We got headline number three. Let's get into some. Some business stuff. There are some things that are changing on the business landscape. Headline number three reads, been in Jerry's for a long time. They've been on some wild communist leftist. They just fired their CEO saying that it was all him. Oh, that.

[Andy Vercella]

Well, that's not true, because Ben and Jerry are both, like, super lips.

[DJ]

Well, the thing is, like, they don't. They don't. Like, so Unilever owns Ben and Jerry's the brand.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. Right. And that's a culture that's been set out from that brand. But, like, bro, real talk, those guys are hippies.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Okay. And by the way, they make a great product.

[DJ]

I love their ice cream.

[Andy Vercella]

Okay, now that's. There is a. There's a business lesson here. Hold on. There's a business lesson here. Here's the business lesson. If your product's good enough, people don't give a fuck about what you say or what you stand for. They'll buy your product.

[DJ]

Yeah, dude, I'll tell you know how, dude, I've had struggles, bro, because they.

[Andy Vercella]

Make great products, bro.

[DJ]

Ben and Jerry's milk and cookies.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. They make great ice cream. Yeah. No doubt I'll be the first one to agree, dude. But I'm just saying, you know, that's a culture they installed in their company for a long time, and they have the right to do that.

[DJ]

Sure.

[Andy Vercella]

But when they're. When they're making posts that are legit, like, borderline aggressive towards the other half, like, dude, there was. Tim Walls was on TV yesterday.

[DJ]

Yeah. Talking about Tesla.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. And. And they said whoever was interviewing him, I can't remember who it was, said something to the effect of, you know. You know, most of. You know, here he was talking about how people were saying he was gay and not masculine and, you know, wasn't a football coach. And, dude, we're all like, yeah, right. Yeah.

[DJ]

Okay. Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

So he said something to the effect of, like, whoever's interview him said something like, you know, a lot of men are voting for Trump. And you know what his response to that was? Those are very. Those are bad. Those are bad guys. Those are bad people. Like, you think that's an effective strategy, bro, to get on tv? Like. Like, it just shows the disconnect of what the temperature is. And the more they say that, the lower their influence goes and the more.

[DJ]

People that go over to that side.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, it's weird, dude.

[DJ]

Yeah. Well, the other piece too, that I actually love about what he did is because, like, most people understand, like, they're bashing Tesla. Tesla stocks aren't doing too good. Right. But like, here's the thing. Like, the majority of your workers in your states that have 401ks are tied to, to companies like Tesla and publicly traded assets in their stock portfolio. So like, you're, you're literally hurting your own. You're. You're having your people get all riled up to destroy these like, and this company up. And it's, it's hurting those same people and more, more Americans too. I'm sure everybody has 401k that's tied to fucking Tesla stock too. But it's just like, it's like, what. What are y'all doing, man?

[Andy Vercella]

You know, look, dude, I, I think it's common sense and it doesn't matter what company it is. No company wants to associate with things that are not accepted in the current culture, no matter what. And the way that that movement has gone, it's gotten way too extreme to the point where even the organizers are starting to understand that the product has become inappropriate for anybody.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

So, you know, I. It is what it is, bro. Yeah, you know, it is what it is. By the way, before we move on, because I think we're getting ready to move on, aren't we? I like to. I'd like for you to throw up that, that Chuck Schumer clip from the View. Did you see that clip? Let's throw that in there.

[DJ]

Here it is.

[Andy Vercella]

And you know what their attitude is? I made my money all by myself. How dare your government take my money from me. I don't want to pay taxes or. I built my company with my bare hands. How dare your government tell me how I should treat my customers. My. The land and water that I own. Or my employees. Employees. They hate government. Government's a barrier to people. A barrier to stop them from doing things. They want to destroy it. We are not letting them do it. And we're united. This clip is the epitome of the attitude of every single government Official in Washington D.C. ok, when you watch him say that, do you notice that they were putting the music on to get him off the show?

[DJ]

He was going off script.

[Andy Vercella]

No, he was not going off script. He was going perfectly on script for what they are actually about. They feel entitled to the money that is earned by the American citizen, and that is the way that they get their money. What is Chuck Schumer's net worth and how much is his salary? And by the way, where does the money go that you tax us for? Oh, it goes into organizations like usaid, which then funnels the money across the world to fund all of your little NGOs and your political movements and your propaganda machine. So Chuck Schumer is using our tax dollars to propagate against us and make our lives harder. And he has the fucking balls to sit on national television and talk about how people like me, who for the first three years of my business, I didn't make a single fucking dollar. The next seven years of my business, I made $58,380 total. Okay? That entire time, I had to pay taxes. On top of that, I could have made more money working at McDonald's, okay? And now we provide literally thousands of people working with income. We fucking create jobs. We drive the economy, we sponsor things in our communities, we take care of causes in our communities. And we're the fucking problem. Get the fuck out of here, bro. The guy's net worth is 81 million motherfucking dollars. How do you do that on a government official salary? How do you do that? Oh, you don't. You end up stealing people's tax money over and over and over again. And he's pissed off because his water faucet that comes off the labor of people like me and all of you is now getting fucked with. Ok? So Chuck Schumer, fuck you and fuck everybody like you. You guys deserve to be in fucking prison for the rest of your fucking lives. And honestly, that's being fucking generous.

[DJ]

It's real shit, man.

[Andy Vercella]

I fucking.

[DJ]

Dude, you want to know did I saw that clip?

[Andy Vercella]

These people fucking hate you.

[DJ]

That, bro.

[Andy Vercella]

They hate you. You are peasants. You are. You are the little worker bees and the little worker ants that they live off of and hope that you never figure it out. Well, guess what, Chuck. We figured it the out. And there's nothing you can do to stop us from figuring it the out from here on out. Them. They're stealing your money. They're. They're impoverishing you on purpose. They're intentionally making it hard on you. And they are supposed to be making our lives better, not worse. And they get mad. They get mad when they can't punish you anymore. Think about that. It's crazy. They get pissed off that they can't financially handicap people the way that they did. Just 60, 75 days ago. Fuck these people, bro. This government for the. There's some. There's a few good people in it, but most of them, they exist to legitimately stifle and, and, and, and force Americans into struggle for their own benefit.

[DJ]

Guys, jump down in this conversation. Let us know what you guys think with that.

[Andy Vercella]

I can't believe this motherfucker's on TV saying it.

[DJ]

Dude, I saw that. I was like, what did he just do? Yeah, yeah, dude. I mean, man, you and your little.

[Andy Vercella]

Just. How about like blatant red, red reading glasses? Like, dude, that guy. And all those people, all of them, all the people that love him and support him. Them. And by the way, the people. I'm not talking about the citizens who are ignorant to the truth of what these people actually do. Like, how could you be on their side after hearing that?

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Where were these guys when I was dying to get my business to run? Still to this day, they take so much money out of companies, they make it virtually impossible to. To do what it is you're trying to do. They allow you just enough room that if you work the right plan in the right way, you might be able to squeak through and make it work. When in reality, if they didn't tax us the way they tax us, that rate of successful entrepreneurs that we talk about all the time on Monday show, which is 1% of the 8%, that would be like 20% total. There would be so much more wealth and so much more success and so much more good things in our country. But these people stand in the way of that. And he's bragging about it on tv. No shit. We don't want you to take our money. No shit. We built this with our bare hands. Something that you would know fucking nothing about. I don't understand how you guys in Washington who claim to be for the people aren't destroying this.

[DJ]

Dude, you would think, if you want.

[Andy Vercella]

To know the truth of what they think of us, play that clip over and over again. Because that's the truth. Yeah, they hate you. They hate me. They exist to make it as hard as possible on all of us so that we cannot have that much power because it makes it easier for them to control us when we are too busy wondering how the fuck we're going to buy groceries. Not that I have a problem buying groceries, but the reason I don't is because I've worked for the last 26 years on the same project. It shouldn't have taken that long and it shouldn't have been as hard And I shouldn't have had to sacrifice everything I did to get here. The reason I did and the reason it took so much out of me is because of people like that taxing everybody to the maximum degree they can to still call it freedom. Which by the way, isn't free. Because when you add it all up, we actually work for them more than we work for ourselves.

[DJ]

Yeah, man. Guys, let us know what you guys think. Man down in the comments. That being said, man, let's get to our final segment of the show.

[Andy Vercella]

That's fine. It pisses me off, dude. Man, people are not pissed off enough about the amount of. About the amount of these people do to us.

[DJ]

I mean, that's the only thing. They just don't. They either don't understand it all or they're complicit in it. Like you. Like at this point you can't possibly.

[Andy Vercella]

I think there's a lot of misunderstanding. Look, dude, the system they have works. It makes people struggle to the point. Dude, if you're worried about being able to afford ramen noodles and pay your rent and take care of your kids and how the can you notice that there's.

[DJ]

You can't.

[Andy Vercella]

That's what I'm saying. That's how the system is designed. Design. The system is designed to make the average person so financially oppressed and uncomfortable that they cannot notice how much is actually being stolen from them. But I'm the problem.

[DJ]

Yeah. Taxi. More.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Guys.

[DJ]

With that being said, let's get to our final segment of the show. As always, we have thumbs up or dumb as. That's where we bring a headline in, video article, something like that. We talk about it and we give it one of those two options. So with that being said, our thumbs up or dumb as headline reads 4 year old boy calls police to report mom for eating his ice cream. You saw this?

[Andy Vercella]

This was awesome.

[DJ]

Let's check the clip out. We got body cam footage. I believe. This happened up in Wisconsin, I believe. Let's check it out.

[Andy Vercella]

Hi.

[DJ]

Oh, it's the police. They came.

[C]

For real?

[DJ]

Yeah. We have to just come check, make sure everything. Everything's okay. What'd you do?

[Andy Vercella]

Did you call the police?

[DJ]

Yeah, why?

[Andy Vercella]

I told my mommy to go to jail. I didn't get ice cream, so. Is that why you're upset? Yeah, that's why I didn't get no ice cream.

[DJ]

Look at the little one. It's so hard to yell at them. Police. Yeah. So no calling 911 unless it's a real emergency, okay?

[Andy Vercella]

What you Call for.

[DJ]

I ate his ice cream. You ate his ice cream.

[Andy Vercella]

Mommy has to go to jail. Should we take her to jail for.

[DJ]

Eating your ice cream? You have to.

[Andy Vercella]

Yes, I agree.

[DJ]

I would let you arrest you.

[C]

Just think.

[Andy Vercella]

Now she got to go get your new ice cream.

[DJ]

You put this like this.

[Andy Vercella]

Click, go. Push. Put her in handcuffs. All right.

[DJ]

Put the other one on.

[Andy Vercella]

I have never been in, and I.

[DJ]

Have to guard you.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, you call us when you need us. When you need us, you give us a call. We'll be right here, okay? Okay.

[DJ]

Let's not take mom to jail next time, okay?

[Andy Vercella]

Okay.

[DJ]

Explain this to my granddad, dude.

[Andy Vercella]

That's hilarious.

[DJ]

It was great.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, Pops did a great job, too.

[DJ]

Handled it, like, very well.

[Andy Vercella]

They laughed and they.

[DJ]

The mom did good, dude.

[Andy Vercella]

No, it was. It was a good interaction. So was that, like a home video of you, huh, when you were kids? Is that where this came from? So what's that? Dude, that caramel cone shit's good, bro.

[DJ]

So I switched from.

[Andy Vercella]

You ever try that caramel cone?

[DJ]

No, I haven't tried the caramel cone, but I have switched from. From Ben and Jerry's to Haagen Dazs. It feels a little bit more. You're moving up in the world nationalists, like, you know. Oh, yeah. Not Haagen Daz.

[Andy Vercella]

You know, Haagen Das. You mean like that?

[DJ]

Mine. Mine. Mine is great. They make good ice cream. They make great ice cream.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, they do.

[DJ]

They make great ice cream.

[Andy Vercella]

It's. Look, man, I think that story is hilarious. When I watch. I saw that come across on Instagram, dude. I laughed my ass, dude.

[DJ]

It was great.

[Andy Vercella]

Kids, like, did you call the police? She's like, yeah. Why? She ate my ice cream.

[DJ]

Take it to jail.

[Andy Vercella]

Dude. I thought it was funny as.

[DJ]

No, it's great, man. That's a good story all the way around.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. And I love. I love how the police were so cool about it, dude. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

Yeah, for sure. He. I guarantee he got his ass beat after that, though.

[Andy Vercella]

That's one of the things where you're like. You're walking through the grocery store.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

And your mom's like, just wait.

[DJ]

Oh, wait.

[Andy Vercella]

Just. With a big smile. That's when you get the most scared.

[DJ]

I'm beat.

[Andy Vercella]

You're. She's smiling it. She's like, just wait. Everything's good, dude. You're getting beat.

[DJ]

Oh, you're getting destroyed, man. You're getting destroyed, bro. Oh, man. It is, man. But I thought it was a good story all the way Around.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah, I thought so.

[DJ]

Thumbs up on that one.

[Andy Vercella]

What would it take for you to call the police on someone at your own house?

[DJ]

I don't know. It take a lot. Yeah, I think it take a lot.

[Andy Vercella]

I mean, what would they have to eat? Oh, because I knew it would be food related.

[DJ]

Literally anything.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

So you literally. You touch my.

[Andy Vercella]

So do you guys have, like, your. And. Yeah, her.

[DJ]

Oh, for sure.

[Andy Vercella]

Really?

[DJ]

But she don't. She don't understand that her shit's my. So it's like, you know, how do.

[Andy Vercella]

You make that to be understood? You just eat it.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah. Does she yell at you Do.

[DJ]

So.

[Andy Vercella]

Does she eat it or she get mad?

[DJ]

Fuck yeah.

[Andy Vercella]

What did she say?

[DJ]

What can she say? You ate my stuff again. Would you say, yep, I'll get you some more.

[Andy Vercella]

But she wants it now.

[DJ]

No, see the problem.

[Andy Vercella]

You know how pissed off you'd be if you went to eat your. And it was gone.

[DJ]

See, here's the difference, bro. This is what this. Honestly, I do it out of spite because she leaves her in there for, like, months, bro. She don't even touch it. I'm like, oh, this has been here for, like, two months. Like, let me just go ahead and knock this out.

[Andy Vercella]

And then she's like. Is mad.

[DJ]

That's just magically.

[Andy Vercella]

I was gonna eat that. Yeah.

[DJ]

Get the out of here.

[Andy Vercella]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Get you some more, though. Sorry, babe.

[Andy Vercella]

That's like that lady signed the paper. Sign the paper.

[DJ]

Well, guys. Andy, that's all I got, man.

[Andy Vercella]

All right, guys. Don't be a hoe Share the show.

[DJ]

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