896. Andy & DJ CTI: Tucker Carlson Vs. Ted Cruz, Trump Gives Israel And Iran Two-Week Deadline To Broker Peace & Marina Mabrey's Flagrant Foul On Caitlin Clark

Summary

Summary of REAL AF with Andy Frisella - Episode 896

Podcast Information:

• Title: REAL AF with Andy Frisella
• Host/Author: Andy Frisella #100to0
• Description: Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and his guests discuss, debate, and laugh their way through trending topics and hot-button issues. (Also the home of Andy's other show, the top-ranked MFCEO Project Podcast)
• Episode Number: 896
• Title: Andy & DJ CTI: Tucker Carlson Vs. Ted Cruz, Trump Gives Israel And Iran Two-Week Deadline To Broker Peace & Marina Mabrey's Flagrant Foul On Caitlin Clark
• Release Date: June 20, 2025

Introduction

In episode 896 of "REAL AF with Andy Frisella," hosts Andy Frisella and DJ CTI engage in spirited conversations covering a mix of political tensions, media critiques, and a notable incident in the WNBA. The episode combines humor, critical analysis, and personal anecdotes, offering listeners an unfiltered perspective on pressing issues.

Section 1: Ted Cruz's Intense Interview with Tucker Carlson

Overview

The episode kicks off with a heated discussion on a fictionalized headline: "Senator Ted Cruz brutally assaulted and raped by journalists." This is a satirical take on a real interview scenario where Cruz faces tough questioning from Tucker Carlson.

Key Points

• Media Manipulation and Accountability: Andy and DJ critique how political interviews often sanitize responses to prevent elected officials from appearing flawed. Andy remarks at [16:31]:

  "This is what journalism should be. People come with the facts and ask hard questions."

• Lobbying and AIPAC Influence: The conversation delves into the influence of lobbying groups, particularly AIPAC, on US foreign policy towards Israel. Andy expresses skepticism about the genuine mutual benefits of the US-Israel alliance:

  "There’s zero regard for human life... they don’t care."

• Generalization and Misconceptions: The hosts argue against broad stereotypes of Middle Eastern countries, emphasizing that many regions in the Middle East are highly developed with low crime rates:

  "Some of the wealthiest areas in the world are in the Middle East."

Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [17:53]:
  "I don't think most people feel that way. You can't blame an entire country for the actions of a few people."

• DJ CTI [24:11]:
  "There's nothing racist about that. There's nothing wrong about that."

Insights

Andy and DJ highlight the dangers of generalized narratives and the impact of powerful lobbies on shaping public policy and opinion. They advocate for critical thinking and personal research to understand complex international relationships beyond mainstream media portrayals.

Section 2: Iran-Israel Tensions and Potential US Involvement

Overview

The hosts shift focus to escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, with discussions on potential US intervention and its ramifications.

Key Points

• Recent Developments: Reports indicate that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have issued evacuation notices for Israel’s nuclear sites, paralleling previous military actions.

• Cyber Threats: Drake, former White House tech chief, warns of possible high-impact cyber-attacks targeting US energy sectors as conflict intensifies:

  "Iran could hit America with a high impact cyber attack as its confrontation with Israel escalates each day."

• Consequences of US Intervention: Andy and DJ debate the potential fallout of US military involvement, emphasizing risks to national credibility and global standing:

  "If we get involved, it's gonna be really bad for anybody that lives in this country, their kids, their future."

Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [55:23]:
  "Which is what they're doing to them, the Ted Cruz's of the world as well."

• DJ CTI [60:52]:
  "These people are the same people that are telling Trump to go to war with Iran."

Insights

The discussion underscores the complexity of Middle Eastern geopolitics and the influence of foreign policy lobbies. Andy and DJ caution against hasty intervention, highlighting the potential for long-term conflicts and loss of American credibility on the international stage.

Section 3: Marina Mabrey's Flagrant Foul on Caitlyn Clark in the WNBA

Overview

Transitioning to sports, the hosts analyze an incident from a recent WNBA game involving Marina Mabrey and Caitlyn Clark, raising broader issues about sportsmanship and race relations within the league.

Key Points

• Incident Breakdown: Marina Mabrey received a flagrant two foul for shoving Caitlyn Clark during a game, sparking discussions about aggression and disciplinary actions in the WNBA.

• Gender and Racial Dynamics: Andy and DJ explore the intersection of race and gender in sports, questioning the consistency and fairness of penalties and support for athletes:

  "This is a white on white thing here... excuse me, kind of a different dynamic."

• Impact on the League: The incident is seen as indicative of larger issues within the WNBA regarding player interactions and the league’s handling of misconduct.

Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [69:55]:
  "She’s out there committing some white on white murders."

• DJ CTI [74:08]:
  "Remove Sophie Cunningham from WNBA for misconduct. 119 signatures."

Insights

The discussion highlights the need for better regulation and support within sports leagues to address behavioral issues and promote a respectful environment. The hosts also touch on how such incidents can impact viewership and the league’s reputation.

Section 4: Audience Interaction and Comments

Overview

Throughout the episode, Andy and DJ engage with listener comments, adding humor and a personal touch to the discussions. These interactions range from humorous UFO theories to personal anecdotes about relationships with technology.

Key Points

• Humorous Banter: The hosts respond to fans joking about paranormal activities and AI relationships, maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere while discussing serious topics.

• Real-Time Feedback: Listener comments about AI relationships and societal disconnection prompt Andy and DJ to express concerns about technology’s impact on human relationships:

  "This is a beautiful and unexpected moment that truly touched my heart... I think we’re going to end up being killed at some point in time."

Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [49:20]:
  "Paul Rowan, the corn sucker... I'm gonna put my tinfoil hat on to block Paul out."

• DJ CTI [83:53]:
  "Chris Smith initially turned to Chat GPT for helping for help mixing music."

Insights

The interaction with listeners underscores the hosts’ themes of skepticism towards mainstream narratives and technology’s role in societal changes. It also highlights the community aspect of the podcast, where real-time feedback shapes the conversation.

Section 5: Final Thoughts and Call to Action

Overview

In the concluding segments, Andy and DJ summarize their viewpoints and encourage listeners to engage critically with current events and societal trends.

Key Points

• Call for Leadership: The hosts emphasize the need for strong leadership to counteract lobbying influences and restore national integrity:

  "Donald Trump has an opportunity to correct this... he has to say, we have our own problems right now that we need to fix."

• Concerns About Social Cohesion: Andy expresses deep concern about the future of social cohesion and the potential for increased conflict:

  "I just feel like we, as men... we're gonna end up being killed at some point in time."

• Promoting Critical Thinking: The episode concludes with a reinforcement of the importance of critical thinking and personal responsibility in shaping societal outcomes.

Notable Quotes

• Andy Frisella [97:05]:
  "I have not heard an explanation personally that makes sense as to why we are considered Israel's greatest ally."

• DJ CTI [100:13]:
  "Guys, let us know what you guys think down in the comments."

Insights

Andy and DJ urge listeners to remain vigilant and informed, advocating for questioning established narratives and advocating for policies that prioritize national interest over foreign lobbying influences. They highlight the critical role of leadership in navigating complex geopolitical landscapes.

Conclusion

Episode 896 of "REAL AF with Andy Frisella" offers a blend of political critique, societal commentary, and sports analysis, all delivered with the hosts' signature candidness and intensity. Through discussions on media manipulation, foreign policy lobbying, and societal issues within sports, Andy and DJ encourage listeners to think critically and stay informed. The episode underscores the importance of leadership and personal discernment in addressing the challenges facing modern society.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Andy Frisella [16:31]:
  "This is what journalism should be. People come with the facts and ask hard questions."

• DJ CTI [24:11]:
  "There's nothing racist about that. There's nothing wrong about that."

• Andy Frisella [55:23]:
  "Which is what they're doing to them, the Ted Cruz's of the world as well."

• Andy Frisella [69:55]:
  "She’s out there committing some white on white murders."

• DJ CTI [83:53]:
  "Chris Smith initially turned to Chat GPT for helping for help mixing music."

• Andy Frisella [97:05]:
  "I have not heard an explanation personally that makes sense as to why we are considered Israel's greatest ally."

Transcript

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Went from sleeping on the floor now my jury parks froze up pole fuck up stove Counted millions in a cold bad bitch booted swole Got her own bank roll can't fold Just a no head shot case Cloth. Cloth, Cloth.

[Andy Purcell]

What is up, guys? It's Andy Purcell, 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.

[DJ]

Cruise the Internet one more time.

[Andy Purcell]

Give him more.

[DJ]

Yeah, give him more.

[Andy Purcell]

Way more.

[DJ]

Cruise the Internet.

[Andy Purcell]

You got more than that, dude.

[DJ]

Cruise the Internet.

[Andy Purcell]

That was gay.

[DJ]

Well, pause, because you're holding that microphone. Kind of interesting.

[Andy Purcell]

I was getting into it, bro. I was getting my Bruce Buffer on and you went and it up.

[DJ]

Anything.

[Andy Purcell]

I was doing my Bruce buffer.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

My Michael Buffer. Who's better? Michael. Bruce is better. I was doing my buffer.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And you messed it up.

[DJ]

Yeah, you were.

[Andy Purcell]

Why you gotta mess up everything, bro? What are you making fun of? What are you making fun of my microphone for, bro?

[DJ]

You. I mean, it was just the way you were holding it, man. You know, I got. I look out for you. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

You don't like my new Edition?

[DJ]

Yeah. Juneteenth.

[Andy Purcell]

I put that on there. Yeah.

[DJ]

Afro.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, Put that on there in honor of you. I.

[DJ]

You see me?

[Andy Purcell]

It is June. It's June teeth. You see me and I put this on there just for you, buddy.

[DJ]

Don't pet it like that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Got a little pick in it. Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

I was thinking about you.

[DJ]

Yeah. I appreciate it, man. I appreciate it.

[Andy Purcell]

Do you feel included?

[DJ]

I do. All right. I don't. Yeah, I feel on the inside.

[Andy Purcell]

Thanks for not asking. Off work today.

[DJ]

Paycheck's hit early today for some reason, so. That's nice.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. What? I told him to cut that off.

[DJ]

Yeah, man. What's going on, man?

[Andy Purcell]

Nothing.

[DJ]

Yeah, right into it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. How was your birthday, dude? You're. You're. Now you're 30, dude.

[DJ]

I woke up yesterday morning, got out the bed, my knees started cracking.

[Andy Purcell]

And trust me, we all know here.

[DJ]

I've been having the bubble guts ever since.

[Andy Purcell]

Who's 30 in here? Me and Joe. Are you over 30? Do your knees crack when you turn 30? See?

[DJ]

Yeah, bro. My. My stomach's 31.

[Andy Purcell]

Are you really, man?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Your knees crack? Not really. Really? You just crack other people's knees?

[DJ]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ]

Yeah, he does.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Yeah, he does.

[Andy Purcell]

He cracks some other stuff, too.

[DJ]

He does. But I made. No, it was cool, man. It Was all right. It was all right. Dirty 30, you know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

What'd you guys do?

[DJ]

Went to Twisted Tree as usual. Great spot.

[Andy Purcell]

Did you see what? Did you tell people what you and I did before that? Oh, no, we went to the lightsaber camp.

[DJ]

Yeah. Yeah. Thank you for that. Thank you for that, actually. So, like, you know, dude, I'm never really, like a big birthday guy, you know what I'm saying? I'm just not. It is what it is.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what? I'm not either.

[DJ]

Yeah, like, it's, you know. Well, I mean, for me, it was a little different. I had to share my birthday growing up, you know, I'm saying, like, my older brother, he's eight years older. We have the same birthday.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, really?

[DJ]

Yeah. So, like, growing up, it's like it was whatever, you know what I'm saying? But I do got to shout out the wife because she. She got me a really awesome gift. I'm doing a one on one cooking experiment thing with Tyler, the head chef at Twisted Tree.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, really?

[DJ]

Yeah, he's gonna like.

[Andy Purcell]

Tyler's the man, bro.

[DJ]

He's awesome. You know what I'm saying? So we're gonna do like a little one on one cooking thing, you know.

[Andy Purcell]

That's awesome.

[DJ]

It's gonna be sick, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, I love that restaurant, dude, it's so good.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's so good.

[Andy Purcell]

I've never, one time, like, even the places I go that I really like, occasionally, you know, you get something that's like, not right. Yeah, I've never one time had that.

[DJ]

Never had a bad.

[Andy Purcell]

I've gone thousand times.

[DJ]

Yeah. I've never had a bad experience. Twisted Trees, the spot. But yeah, so, I mean, it was awesome though, man. It was cool.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, dude, Tyler's the man. That's cool.

[DJ]

No, it's gonna be.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I got myself a cooking lesson as well. Gordon Ramsay.

[DJ]

Oh, yeah?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Just call me Tommy Topper. Me and Gordon are gonna take our Ferraris. We're gonna cook peanut butter and jelly. Must suck to be a peasant, you know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

God damn, that's great. Yeah, that's cool.

[Andy Purcell]

We're going to train. We're going through. It's supposed to be a secret, but now that you, you know, you tried to one up me.

[DJ]

This is you doing for your birthday?

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I'm doing. We're going to Gordon Ramsay's.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's cool.

[Andy Purcell]

And we're going to make PBJs.

[DJ]

Yeah? Yeah. Good for you.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm having Him Coach me? Yeah, actually, I'm coaching him.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah, that's right. That's right. That's cool, man.

[Andy Purcell]

I'mma yell at him.

[DJ]

That would actually be sick content, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Next time he comes through St. Louis, I want to get him on the show, man. They got. He's got a restaurant here.

[DJ]

Yeah, he does. It's great. It's actually great.

[Andy Purcell]

I've been to it.

[DJ]

I've been there a few times. Is it good? It's really good. It's really good. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So what else you guys do?

[DJ]

Yeah, that was it.

[Andy Purcell]

That's it.

[DJ]

That was literally it, man. Like I said, I'm. I'm laid back, bro. I'm cooling, you know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Would you eat?

[DJ]

So I was going to tell you this so. Because, you know, we usually do the strips there, but I did their ribeye.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Fuck.

[Andy Purcell]

I know. Fuck. I know. I gotta stay away from it, bro. I know.

[DJ]

Like, I'm usually a strip guy. Like, I like the strips. You know what I'm saying? And I'm like, you. I felt. I felt adventurous, you know what I'm saying? Juneteenth felt a little freedom, right? I'm like.

[Andy Purcell]

It'd be a little free, break the chains and normalcy.

[DJ]

Exactly. Yeah, exactly.

[Andy Purcell]

I got it.

[DJ]

And I ordered that fucking. That rib eye, bro. Exactly how we order it, you know, it's phenomenal.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, we do order the same orders. We do.

[DJ]

Yeah, we do. I'll have what he's having, but it was. Fuck. It was phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal. Yeah. Those can sound louder.

[Andy Purcell]

They made these special just for me, so that it picks up on the microphone.

[DJ]

Is that not loud?

[Andy Purcell]

Because now that we have, you know, our Juneteenth cover, we had to make it louder, you know, saying, wait, we.

[DJ]

Should have put the cloths on these.

[Andy Purcell]

I know we don't run ads, but if I did, would definitely be. This is good, bro.

[DJ]

It's good. I can't believe you got nice and cold, too.

[Andy Purcell]

I could see the frost, but if I did, it would definitely be for this form, energy, screaming, freedom.

[DJ]

It's pretty good.

[Andy Purcell]

This is my number one out of the flavors. Yeah. And it used to be orange. And. And the screaming was like, okay. I think this is my favorite one.

[DJ]

Dude.

[Andy Purcell]

It tastes like a real melted bomb pop. Like, for real. You could taste all the flavors.

[DJ]

The bomb pop. Drink the juice. Yeah, that's what.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what it tastes like.

[DJ]

Yeah. No, that's accurate.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And. And the orange is my second. And then grape orange is Second. Yeah. You like grape, bro?

[DJ]

Everybody likes grape.

[Andy Purcell]

I know. I like the orange.

[DJ]

Grape is phenomenal. I'd say grape is one for me. And that's like. I like.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[DJ]

That's outside of my, like, you know, dude, DNA.

[Andy Purcell]

This tastes like a snow cone or something. I don't know. What?

[DJ]

I don't like little tiger's blood in there.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know. I don't know what it is, but it's right.

[DJ]

Yeah, man.

[Andy Purcell]

I feel free.

[DJ]

Sick, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Well, guys, if you're still here, pay the fee.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah. We don't run ads, but if we did. Yeah, I think it's okay.

[DJ]

I think it's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I'm not getting a paycheck.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's fine. We're technically not still. Yeah, you know, it's not sponsored, so it's fine. Fine.

[Andy Purcell]

All organic.

[DJ]

Mm. All right.

[Andy Purcell]

So what's going on in the world today? We got a lot.

[DJ]

We got a lot. And I thought, you know, to start the episode off, we do a little throwback session.

[Andy Purcell]

Throwback.

[DJ]

60 seconds of liberal insanity.

[Andy Purcell]

These are my favorite.

[DJ]

You like these?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I do.

[DJ]

You like these? Okay, here we go. Let's start it off right, man. You know, in honor of me turning 30, feeling new pains and stuff, I found this video and I'm like, fuck. Like, Andy wouldn't understand this for sure. Let's check this out.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, my God, my back again. Anybody got an aspirin? That's possible.

[Chris Smith]

All my friends call me a downer.

[Andy Purcell]

Cause I go to bed at a decent hour. Am I invisible? Yeah. Can I trip the issue of. Yeah. Am I miserable?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

We changed everything, you hear. Avoiding music copyright. Every fur. Yeah. Over 30.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Every curry. Watch yourself tonight. Back pain. Back.

[Chris Smith]

Oh, my.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, my. I started when it started. I kind of felt good. I was, like, feeling a little bit. And as it went on, it started to make me sick.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's a. That's a group, a band called Pause and Effect.

[Andy Purcell]

Shut. No, it's not.

[DJ]

I swear to God.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Google the furry thing.

[DJ]

It's real.

[Andy Purcell]

I. I know it's real.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's real.

[Andy Purcell]

You want to hear a funny ass furry story, bro? Ask my brother. He's got a good one. No, no, no. It's a. We were. We had a.

[DJ]

Be able to defend himself.

[Andy Purcell]

No, he didn't do it on.

[DJ]

Okay, all right.

[Andy Purcell]

This is one of the early days of first form, like, trips, okay? When we have to, like. We had to go, like, do the demos ourselves, bro. It's one of the best stories ever. We'll get him on the show. Talk about it.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

He didn't do another wrong, okay? No, no, it was just weird ass, bro. What is it, Z?

[DJ]

What are you looking for?

[Andy Purcell]

I want to know what the. The furry thing's about.

[DJ]

What is it about?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I mean, because clearly. Dude, listen, let's give it a fair shot. What's it about?

[DJ]

A furry is someone who enjoys anthropomor animal characters, meaning animals with human like qualities, such as the ability to talk or walk on two legs.

[Andy Purcell]

Isn't it like a sex cult?

[DJ]

There's something there doesn't say.

[Andy Purcell]

So Google. Google, is furry a sex cult or put it in a chat. GPT. I'm serious.

[DJ]

Like some bdsm?

[Andy Purcell]

No, bro. Like, dude, I'm telling you. Oh, they, they, they each other with the costumes on.

[DJ]

No, for sure.

[Andy Purcell]

They got little holes for their stuff.

[DJ]

No. The Furry fandom.

[Andy Purcell]

Is that what it says? That's a lie. That's a lie, bro. That's a lie. Does it really say that? Does it really say that? Yeah. Oh, they got Chat GBT covering for him.

[DJ]

Covered. Yeah. Chat's a Furry. Yeah, that's what it is. What do you think the crowd looks like?

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know, man.

[DJ]

Well, we ain't got a guess because I got a picture.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man. Dude, you know, it's sad. Here's what. Here's what I see when I see this dude. I see a bunch of very bad.

[DJ]

Look at the dude in the shiesty. Wait, wait, wait. Where's the shiesty?

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man. Yeah, see, he's. That's the new guy.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

He's not entirely comfortable yet. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

He's just happy to see. To be there, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

They all look the same. Holy. Holy. Dude. They all look the same. And I'm not. If you're not watching this, I'm being dead serious.

[DJ]

That is correct.

[Andy Purcell]

They look. Oh, dude, they look like a family.

[DJ]

Maybe they are, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

You ever seen the movie Slap Shot?

[DJ]

Nope.

[Andy Purcell]

You guys ever seen that? The Hanson brothers? That's what they look like, bro. Come from the same litter. Oh, yeah, yeah. That's what it is. That's why they all look alive. They're from the same litter. Good observation. Dude, let me tell you something, man. Talk to me like this makes me sad. It really does. I'm all for whatever, people. First of all, dude, what I see when I see this dude is just a bunch of people who are looking for, like, a community or something to do that. Never fit in anywhere else.

[DJ]

Nowhere.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, and it's like they didn't.

[DJ]

Get invited to the birthday parties.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know what happened.

[DJ]

Last for kickball.

[Andy Purcell]

I feel bad for people like that, are not well adjusted. You know what I mean? Like, I mean, if they're having fun, they're having fun. Whatever, dude. Seems like as long as they're not hurting nobody, that's cool with me.

[DJ]

But the vocals sounded good.

[Andy Purcell]

No, but nothing good at all. But, bro, they look like the gay.

[DJ]

Version of Bebop and Rocksteady from the Teenage New Ninja.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, they do. Yeah.

[DJ]

I don't know what that is.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I mean, that guy on the right, he's from the YMCA with the Village People.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ]

It's a decent stat, I don't think. It's not a real stash.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know. Anyway. Yep.

[DJ]

Am I miserable, dude?

[Andy Purcell]

You know what? Like, there's nothing worse. There's nothing worse than PC humor.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I mean? Like, when politically correct people try to tell jokes.

[DJ]

That'd be funny.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah. And it's just like the super generic, sterile, like, stupid ass.

[DJ]

Yeah, for sure.

[Andy Purcell]

It's most people, then you tell them a real joke and they're like. But yet they'll go home and watch, you know, Richard Pryor.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

Chappelle or Shane Gillis and be like, oh, this is great, bro. You all a bunch of liars in public. That shit's funny.

[DJ]

Do they. You know, I know this, though. They do spend. They spend, like, bread on these costumes. Yeah, I'm sure, like, 10 grand a costume.

[Andy Purcell]

No, not.

[DJ]

Oh, yeah, search it. What's the average cost of, like, a high quality furry costume?

[Andy Purcell]

Bro, we got some mascot costumes. They weren't, like, that much money, bro. Not 10 ranges.

[DJ]

A lot. It's a big range. There's good, better, best.

[Andy Purcell]

They were custom made. Yeah, I think they were, like.

[DJ]

Well, you have one of these?

[Andy Purcell]

I got two.

[DJ]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I got a bison and eagle.

[DJ]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You want to see the best eagle picture of all time?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

All right. You're going to put a little star or something.

[DJ]

Oh, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I told you. That's what happens when you wear it. Maybe that's why people do it. Maybe that's the whole furry mystery right there.

[DJ]

He was stuck in that costume, wasn't he? I'm just sat there for, like, three minutes.

[Andy Purcell]

I think that's Nate. Yeah, I think that's tall Nate. Yeah. Yeah. Look at it, bro. He's in a daze. Maybe this is why the furry thing works.

[DJ]

That's crazy. Yeah, well, I mean, these people are not. That's not happening today.

[Andy Purcell]

No, but go back. That's pretty legendary photo.

[DJ]

That is.

[Andy Purcell]

That's our first form eagle getting shown a little. A little titty love. Mardi Gras.

[DJ]

Yeah. Lamar Party.

[Andy Purcell]

That's for those of you that are listening, you should definitely come observe.

[DJ]

This is the time.

[Andy Purcell]

This is a pretty legendary shot. This is what happens when you wear first form, bro. We got all kinds of T shirts and stuff, bro. When you drink form energy, it's way more things happen, man. I'm just saying things happen.

[DJ]

I like it.

[Andy Purcell]

Results are not typical.

[DJ]

Results may vary. Yeah. Not guaranteed.

[Sasha Cagle]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Well, guys, that was 60 seconds of liberal insanity.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

With that being said, we got a lot to cover today. So if you want to check any of these things that we cover, check these headlines, these articles, pictures, links, videos, go to andy4seller.com you guys can find them all linked there. That being said, let's get into our first headline. This is spicy one.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, really?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Our.

[DJ]

Our headline, number one reads, senator Ted Cruz brutally assaulted and raped by journalists.

[Andy Purcell]

Damn. Damn.

[DJ]

He was held against his will and asked about apac.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, we got the video.

[DJ]

This is not a real headline.

[Andy Purcell]

I know, but this, I mean, fuck, man. Might as well have been, bro. Yeah.

[DJ]

Good lord.

[Andy Purcell]

You got videos? Oh, fuck.

[DJ]

I got them all.

[Andy Purcell]

Let's watch.

[DJ]

I got them all. So this. So, so, so Ted Cruz, who's a senator out of Florida, he was interviewed by Tucker Carlson and it was like a two hour fucking interview. Okay? Now they've had some beef in the past. Ted Cruz came on Fox News when Tucker was still with Fox. And they've had some beef before. This was two hours of just being brutally assaulted. Like, I mean, pretty bad. Got a lot of clips, but it started off with. With Tucker. Well, I guess one of these clips, it starts off with Tucker questioning about the situation in Iran, which we've got a little bit of that in headline too. But let's just watch this first clip.

[Chris Smith]

How many people live in Iran, by the way?

[Sasha Cagle]

I don't know the population at all. No, I don't know the population.

[Chris Smith]

You don't know the population? The country you seek to topple.

[Sasha Cagle]

How many people living around 92 million. Okay. Yeah.

[Chris Smith]

How could you not know that?

[Sasha Cagle]

I don't sit around memorizing population tables.

[Chris Smith]

Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the overthrow of the government.

[Sasha Cagle]

Why is it relevant whether It's. Well, because 90 million or 80 million or 100 million.

[Chris Smith]

Why? Because if you don't know anything about the country.

[Sasha Cagle]

I didn't say I don't know anything about.

[Chris Smith]

Okay. What's the ethnic mix of Iran?

[Sasha Cagle]

They are Persians and predominantly Shia.

[Chris Smith]

Okay, you don't know anything about Iran. So.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[Sasha Cagle]

I'm not the Tucker Carlson expert on Iran.

[Chris Smith]

You're a senator who's calling the government.

[Sasha Cagle]

No, you don't know anything about the country. You're the one who claims they're not trying to murder Donald Trump.

[Chris Smith]

You're the one who's saying that.

[Sasha Cagle]

Who can't figure out if it was a good idea to kill General Soleimani. And you said it was bad they're.

[Chris Smith]

Trying to murder Trump.

[Sasha Cagle]

Yes, I do.

[Chris Smith]

Because you're not calling for military strikes against them in retaliation.

[Sasha Cagle]

If they really believe carrying out military strikes today. You said Israel was right with our help. I said we. Israel is leading them, but we're supporting them.

[Chris Smith]

Well, this. You're breaking news here because the US Government last night denied. The National Security Council spokesman Alex Pfeiffer denied on behalf of Trump that we were acting on Israel's behalf in any offensive capacity.

[Sasha Cagle]

We're not bombing them. Israel's bombing them.

[Chris Smith]

You just said we were.

[Sasha Cagle]

We are supporting Israel.

[Chris Smith]

Senator, if you're saying the United States government is attacking, we're with Iran right now. People are listening.

[DJ]

Whoa.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man.

[DJ]

Whoa. Now, I want to break this down because I thought this clip was important because we covered this on the last cti, I believe, but, like, to the.

[Andy Purcell]

Point, like, Ted Cruz forgets that Tucker don't work for Fox no more.

[DJ]

That's real. There's no censor there. But I think that's, like, even just that, though, like, you know, you're calling for strikes on a country, you should know certain things because again, we talk about, like, there's people there, there's innocent fucking civilians that are there.

[Andy Purcell]

I think that's the biggest point being made. I think the biggest point made of that exchange is that these people are willing to attack civilians or whoever.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Without knowing anything about anything. Just because somebody's telling them to say that. They're not telling themselves to say that. And if you think they are, if you. I think most of the people that listen to our show are, you know, probably, you know, morally grounded in some sort of, like, decency. Even if I hated someone, like, like, even if I hated a certain country, like, for real hated them, I would still have a lot of reflection and, and research done to figure out, okay, what is this really about is, are the people about this? Is this just leadership? How many people are there? Where do they live? What do they do? What's it really like? And it does go back to what we were talking about in the last show where, you know, for the last 30 years, you know, since the early 90s and probably beyond, that's just from what I can remember, you know, we've been propagated heavily to believe that people in the Middle east are like these desert terrorist, camel people that like, have, are total savages.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

And that's just, that's just not true. Some of the wealthiest areas in the world and the most developed areas in the world and the most civilized areas of the world with the lowest crime are in the Middle East. Okay, that's. Those are facts. So, you know, what I see this is, is the dissolving of a narrative that has been in play for most of my life, at least. And I think it exposes how little these people care about other people dying, whether they're any nationality or any, any religion or. They don't care. They don't care.

[DJ]

Regard for human life.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. There's zero regard for human life.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And, and I think, I think most people don't. Don't feel that way. I don't think most people feel that way. I think people who are low IQ might feel that way and they're easily manipulated into feeling that way. But I think most people with common sense or critical thinking, they, they understand. Like, you can't blame an entire country for the actions of a few people. Just like you can't blame the entire country of Israel and all Jews for what Netanyahu is doing.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Like this. You can't blame all Americans for what George Bush did or what Obama did or what, you know, Trump did or what Biden has done. Like, you can't do that. That's not real. You can't blame all black people because black people, some black people committed some crimes. Can't blame all white people because, you know, some white people didn't season their chicken. You know what I'm saying? Like, we, some of us do. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

Most.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Especially now.

[Andy Purcell]

Right. But, but it's the truth, man. Like, you just the generalization, you know, it's just, it's frustrating.

[DJ]

Yeah. I'm glad this piece got exposed.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Right. But like, it kept going. Tucker then moved into talking about, you know, the, the, the, the failures, I guess, of Ted Cruz while in office and, and all of the other decisions that he's made on like. Let's check this clip out.

[Chris Smith]

And I see an unending string of foreign policy disasters that have impoverished and hurt.

[Sasha Cagle]

Unending string.

[Chris Smith]

An unending string. They would include Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and our inability to stop the Houthis, by the way, in Yemen, which exposes us as weak. And I grieve over that. So these are failures. You helped preside over some of them as a member of the Senate.

[Sasha Cagle]

What failures, Foreign policy failures have I presided over?

[Chris Smith]

Well, we were unable to beat Russia in the war that you supported against Russia. You've been spending the last three years telling us that Vladimir Putin is evil and we're going to beat him with other people's children, and a million of those kids are now dead. You've never apologized for that. That was a.

[Sasha Cagle]

By the way. Look, the level of. Number of falsehoods you lay out just in one statement are rather.

[Chris Smith]

You haven't supported the war against Russia are rather stunning.

[Sasha Cagle]

So the war against Russia was caused, which I have explained at great detail by Joe Biden's weakness.

[Chris Smith]

But you supported the war.

[Sasha Cagle]

If you want to talk, talk. Russia and Ukraine. I'm happy to talk about it.

[Chris Smith]

Do you think that's been a success?

[Sasha Cagle]

No, it's been an absolute disaster.

[Chris Smith]

Okay, but you supported it. Shouldn't you apologize?

[Sasha Cagle]

No, you should apologize.

[Chris Smith]

I'm not.

[Sasha Cagle]

I'm not going to engage in the demanding of apologizing. So I'm going to.

[Chris Smith]

I'm like, that's my point. Is all these failures, no one ever says, I'm sorry.

[Sasha Cagle]

Or do you just throw out, like you. If you want to talk, we can talk.

[DJ]

Okay.

[Chris Smith]

I do. I want to know why that seems like a true disaster for the United States.

[Andy Purcell]

I love how he says, do facts not matter? No, that's what we're talking about.

[DJ]

We're trying to get to.

[Andy Purcell]

You're being confronted with actual facts. You don't like it.

[DJ]

This is a complete.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, look, Tucker brought the receipts, bro. I mean, that, that. Listen, that is. That's how it's supposed to be.

[DJ]

This is journalism.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. That's. That is what you should be seeing on abc, msnbc, cnn, fox. That is what you're supposed to see. You're supposed to see people come with the facts and ask hard questions and make people answer them.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And that's also a really relevant point to watching this because look how unprepared Ted Cruz is to handle that.

[DJ]

He's never been asked those hard questions.

[Andy Purcell]

No, because he knows that every interview he does softball. Yeah. It's for propaganda purposes.

[DJ]

This is what we're going to ask you. Here's your talking points.

[Andy Purcell]

Even if they don't go through it initially, there's an unspoken line and an unspoken understanding that when you give an interview, it's going to be civilized in. In a way that doesn't make you look bad. Right. And that's not how journal.

[DJ]

Yeah, we'll cut and edit this if it, you know, gets too crazy. Yeah, we got you.

[Andy Purcell]

Right. And. And, you know, when it comes to our leadership, when it comes to elected officials, they work for us, and they should be scrutinized and they should have to answer hard questions. And there's a lot of people out there that are, like, trashing Tucker Carlson for what he did. How. How can you trash him for what he did when he's asked, like, just because you don't like the answers.

[DJ]

Right, right.

[Andy Purcell]

Doesn't mean that he's wrong in what he did. You know what I mean?

[DJ]

Right. Dude, there's people that are saying Ted Cruz won.

[Andy Purcell]

I know, I know.

[DJ]

What the are y' all talking about, bro?

[Andy Purcell]

You know, I think that's part of the problem, dude, is that people are latching on to clear. Like, for example, anybody who watched this understands Ted Cruz was very unprepared. Tucker Carlson had every single fact memorized. I mean, that's a mismatch, and anybody who watched it can see that. And when we have people who are willing to attach themselves to the losing argument just because it's the argument that they want to win, now we're dealing with something that is outside the realm of being reasonable at all. You can't negotiate with someone like that. You can't convince someone like that. There's no talking them away from their point with logic or reason, which is actually what makes the situation going on in the world so dangerous. You know, I saw a. A video this morning from Bobby take Naps.

[DJ]

Bobby. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And he was talk. He was showing this mob of the no Kings riot, right? And they're interviewing this woman, and she's like, how does it feel for. To know that all of these people hate you? Like, talking to people who, you know, I guess, like us. I don't know what the. They're talking to Republicans or whatever, right? And he's like, well, we don't hate you. You know, look, dude, you're not. That's a dick. Listen, we're at a point now, and I hate. I hate this because I am 100% for everybody coming together, but we are at a point where it would be a critical mistake to think that just because you don't have that kind of hate in your heart, that they are somehow overstating their position of hate. Those people, I believe if given power and history shows this will kill the people they're saying they hate, that is what they will do. And I think it's very important that people understand that just because you wouldn't kill them doesn't mean that they wouldn't kill you at the opportunity. Yes. And that's a very dangerous position because, you know, it's. It's the equivalent of going up to a grizzly bear and be like, oh, I think he's so fluffy and cute, and, you know, I'm not here to hurt him. He doesn't give a if you're there to hurt him or not. He's gonna hurt you. And. And that's a. That's a relative and real point with the way that the left has become. Yeah, they have become extremely violent. They have become extremely empowered by the lack of. Of enforcement of laws.

[DJ]

Consequences.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. There's no consequences. So they. And, dude, you know, there is some funny things going on right now. Like, I am enjoying, you know, these people who are, you know, talking to cops and getting their ass. Yeah. Like, that's what it should have been.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Or like, throwing at them. And that's all we ever wanted, bro. We want the laws to be enforced.

[DJ]

That's it.

[Andy Purcell]

I had someone dme talking about, you know. Well, you know, on your show, you were talking about how, you know, Mexicans shouldn't be deported, but that's exactly what's happening. And I'm like, well, are they here illegally? Are they here illegally? Well, yeah, but. All right, that's it. I don't care anymore. Like, follow the rules. That's all I can. I mean, dude, what. There's nothing racist about that. There's nothing wrong about that. It's not bigoted. We all have. I have to follow the fucking rules, so everybody else should do okay? And, like, dude, I'm so tired of the nuance. And what about this guy? Or what about. Fuck, dude, did he. Is he here legally or illegally? That's the only thing we could care about when we're talking about enforcing rules. Well, yeah, but he's been here for 20 years. Okay, I get it. But in 20 years, he couldn't have figured out how to become a citizen.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, like, look, dude, at some point, we have to just do what the law says needs to happen. So that we can have a civilization that is functional. And these stories and these exceptions and these, you know, what about this or what about that? It's almost like in line with the victim culture that we've had for the last like 10 years. You know, somebody's, you know, over overweight or whatever, right? And they're like, it used to be, you know, it still is. I just don't hear it anymore. Yeah, well, you know, I've gotta work and I've gotta this and I have a slow metabolism and I have this while they're sitting there eating, you know, ice cream and pizza and french fries with no control and. But you don't understand. No, you don't understand. You're fat as. Because you're overeating the amount of food that you're supposed to eat. That's it. And you're choosing not to change it. You're not moving, you're not doing anything to change it. You're making up a story and you accept everybody else. You expect everybody else to just go along and believe it. And that's what we have in society with everything. It's like, oh, yeah, but there's this one thing, or there's this one exception, or there's this, or there's that final. Give a fuck, bro. Yeah, I don't care.

[DJ]

And People's magazine told me I'm beautiful. Yeah, yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, they lied.

[DJ]

Well, I want to. I wanted to say this too, on the, on that point, you know, about the unity thing. Unity doesn't mean all. And I think that's the piece that people have to like. We're not supposed. It's not going to be all 313, 14 million of us all together on the same. Like some people will be left behind.

[Andy Purcell]

Dj, there's never been a country in the history of humanity that has ever that hasn't had people. A percentage of the people that live in that country disapprove of the government that runs that country.

[DJ]

Wheels.

[Andy Purcell]

Correct. That's the purpose of, of having elections. That's the purpose of, you know, if they're genuine, that's the purpose of elections. But yeah, you can't please everybody, bro. I'm not gonna get every single person ever to shop with my companies. It's not gonna happen. You know what I mean? Like, I'm not gonna get every single person to be a fan of the show or like me or whatever. I'm not even trying to do that. But for some reason the, the, the common sense center and the right have this I don't know what it is, this belief fallacy. It's weird. It's like a delusion. It's like. Like, if you listen to them, they'll say this. Well, they won't let us say that. What are you talking about? There's 90 of you and there's 10 of them. What do you mean?

[DJ]

Who's not letting you say that?

[Andy Purcell]

By saying they don't let you say that, you're automatically giving them the power when they are the minority.

[DJ]

Just say it.

[Andy Purcell]

Them. Just say it, dude. That's what I'm saying.

[DJ]

Just say it.

[Andy Purcell]

That. That's what I'm saying.

[DJ]

That's it.

[Andy Purcell]

It's. Yeah, it's. It's ridiculous. Oh, they won't let us. No, you won't let you. You are imposing their control on you. It's not them imposing control on you. It's you. That's what this culture and cancel culture and all of these things are designed to do. Political correctness. Cancel culture. You know, all of these things are designed to scare you into controlling your own speech and not speaking out.

[DJ]

Police yourself.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And so, like, dude, it's very frustrating when you hear these people in the center and the right. They want everything to change and they hate what's going on and they're sick and tired of this and that, but they won't ever say it publicly. You know what I mean? And that's the problem. That's the problem.

[DJ]

Let's watch a little bit more of this. This unaliving on tape. So this next one, they started getting into more of an Israel conversation. And let's check this out.

[Sasha Cagle]

Growing up in Sunday school, I was taught from the Bible, those who bless Israel will be blessed, and those who curse Israel will be cursed. And from my perspective, I want to be on the blessing side of things, of the.

[Chris Smith]

Those who bless the government of Israel.

[Sasha Cagle]

Those who bless Israel is what it says. It doesn't say the government of. It says the nation of Israel. So that's in the Bible. As a Christian, I believe that.

[Chris Smith]

Where is that?

[Sasha Cagle]

I can find it to you. I don't have the. The scripture off the tip of mine. You pull out the phone and use.

[Chris Smith]

It's in Genesis, but. So you're quoting a Bible phrase. You don't have context for it. You don't know where in the Bible it is. But that's like your theology. I'm confused. What does that even mean? Tucker, I'm a Christian. I want to know what you're talking about.

[Sasha Cagle]

Where does. Where does My support for Israel come from number one, because biblically, we are commanded to support Israel. But number two.

[Chris Smith]

Hold on, hold on. You're a senator and now you're throwing out theology. And I am a Christian. I am allowed to weigh in on this. We are commanded as Christians to support the government of Israel.

[Sasha Cagle]

We are commanded to support Israel. And we're.

[Chris Smith]

What does that mean?

[Sasha Cagle]

Israel? We're told those who bless Israel will be blessed.

[DJ]

But what.

[Chris Smith]

Hold on. Define Israel.

[Andy Purcell]

This is important.

[Chris Smith]

Are you kidding?

[Sasha Cagle]

This, this majority Christian country, define Israel. Could. Do you not know what Israel is? That would be the country you've asked like 49 questions about.

[Chris Smith]

So that's what Genesis. That's what God is talking about, the nation of Israel. Yes. And he's. So does that. The current borders, the current leadership. He's talking about the political entity called Israel.

[Sasha Cagle]

He's talking about the nation of Israel. Yet nations exists and he's discussing a nation, a nation. Was the people of Israel.

[Chris Smith]

Is the nation referring to in Genesis? Is that the same as the co country run by Benjamin Netanyahu right now? Yes, it is.

[Sasha Cagle]

And by the way, it's not run by Benjamin Netanyahu as a dictator. It's. It's a democratic country that elected.

[Chris Smith]

He's the prime minister.

[Sasha Cagle]

Right, but just, Just like, you know, America is the country run by Donald Trump. No, actually, the American people elected Donald Trump. The same principle.

[Chris Smith]

This is silly. I'm talking about the political entity of modern Israel.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[Sasha Cagle]

And that is.

[Chris Smith]

I believe that's what God was talking about in Genesis.

[Sasha Cagle]

I do. But.

[Chris Smith]

But that country's existed since when?

[Sasha Cagle]

For thousands of years now. There was a time when it didn't exist and then it was recreated just over seven years.

[Chris Smith]

But I'm saying, I think most people understand that line in Genesis to refer to the Jewish people. God's chosen people.

[Sasha Cagle]

That's not what it says.

[Chris Smith]

Okay, Israel. But you don't even know where in the Bible it is.

[DJ]

Then it got really hot because then Tucker brought up apac.

[Andy Purcell]

Let's go. Let's watch it.

[DJ]

It's beautiful. Let's check it out.

[Chris Smith]

So I've never taken money from the Israel lobby.

[Sasha Cagle]

Have you taken money from the Israel from apac? So APAC raises a lot of money for me, but it's actually a misnomer because the people who raise money are individuals. So it's not the pack itself, but they're individual members who believe in the American Israeli friendship Pack of foreign lobby. No, it's an American lobby. It's the APAC stands for the America Israeli Political Action.

[Chris Smith]

What does it lobby for?

[Sasha Cagle]

So to be honest, not a whole lot. Effectively. Listen, I came into to Congress 13 years ago with the stated intention of being the leading defender of Israel in the United States Senate. I've worked every day to do that. Aipac. A lot of times AIPAC I wish were much more effective. Like their fear swamp of. Terrified of AIPAC and aipac.

[Chris Smith]

I'm not terrified of AIPAC at all. I'm. You're the one who seems a little uncomfortable. I'm asking.

[Sasha Cagle]

No, not uncomfortable at all.

[Chris Smith]

I'm just asking what AIPAC does. My understanding, having known a lot of.

[Sasha Cagle]

People, I could tell you is that.

[Chris Smith]

It lobbies on behalf of the Israeli government.

[Sasha Cagle]

Wrong.

[Chris Smith]

Oh, okay. When was the last time AIPAC took a position that deviated from Prime Minister Netanyahu?

[Sasha Cagle]

All the time. Okay, let me go back and give a little history. If you want to do a deep dive on apac.

[Chris Smith]

I don't. I want to do a shallow dive against. I want to get to the core question. AIPAC is lobbying for a foreign government.

[Andy Purcell]

And I don't.

[Chris Smith]

It's not. It's lobbying for the United States.

[Sasha Cagle]

It is lobbying for a strong US Israeli relationship.

[Chris Smith]

Okay.

[Sasha Cagle]

And so it's not.

[Chris Smith]

Has nothing to do with the foreign government.

[Andy Purcell]

It.

[Sasha Cagle]

It wants America and Israel to be closely allied.

[Chris Smith]

Okay. But it's lobbying on behalf of the interests of another country.

[Sasha Cagle]

So that's not true at all. And it's not true. No.

[Chris Smith]

How much contact do you think APEC leaders have for the government of Israel?

[Sasha Cagle]

No idea. I imagine some. I think the government of Israel is often frustrated with apec.

[Chris Smith]

Do you think there's any.

[Sasha Cagle]

Not nearly strong enough.

[Chris Smith]

Do you think there's any coordination between the government of Israel and AIPAC?

[Sasha Cagle]

Do they talk?

[Chris Smith]

Sure.

[Sasha Cagle]

If you're lobbying for more U.S. mexico trade, would you talk to people in the U.S. and Mexico and the government?

[Chris Smith]

Sure.

[Sasha Cagle]

Like, if so.

[Chris Smith]

I'm not mad about that. There are a million countries that lobby Washington. I like a lot of those countries, including.

[Sasha Cagle]

But a PAC or Americans.

[Chris Smith]

Hold on. There are tons of Americans who lobby on behalf of foreign governments. I know them. I'm related to some of them. I know how it works. I'm from here. So my question is not, is it outrageous that foreign governments lobby the United States? They all do. Okay. Including Israel. My only question is, why don't we admit that is what's happening. You're denying it, but it's true. And why are they. Why aren't they registered as a foreign lobby.

[Sasha Cagle]

Because they're not.

[Andy Purcell]

Sounds reasonable.

[DJ]

Well, I'll put this in here because I got a message right when we were putting this up, we had to. Moment of silence for Ted Cruz. Yes, but this moment of silence is brought to you by apac.

[Andy Purcell]

Imagine Ted Cruz having to walk off that interview and talk to his APAC rep.

[DJ]

So how did it go?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, no, dude, he walked off and he's like, hey, I thought you guys had Tucker too, you know, dude, like, look, man. Yeah, that was a very poor interview for the agenda that these people try to push. And is there more?

[DJ]

Well, I want to put that, because I literally just went to apac.org like their website. This is the head of Operation Rising Lion. Israel's war to protect the world from nuclear Iran. Like, how is this not. This is lobbying for a foreign government. Why are they not mandated to register as a foreign lobby for a foreign government? Like, how are. Why are they allowed to scapegoat?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I mean, you know, okay, let's say Ted Cruz is telling the truth. They are lobbying, which they're. He's not, but let's just say he is. They're lobbering. Lobbying for a strong relationship between Israel and the United States. Well, you know, taking people on their website and are, you know, labeling them on their Instagram or whatever, anti Semite of the week and all of these things because Americans don't believe that we should be putting other countries interests and spending tax dollars and, and military dollars and, you know, money and resources and the lives of Americans on the line for a country that really hasn't done for us ever. Okay, except get us into wars.

[DJ]

They never supported us in any war.

[Andy Purcell]

They never sent a single troop to support us in a fucking war.

[DJ]

Not one.

[Andy Purcell]

And by the way, they don't live by the policies that they expect us to live by, such as, you know, pushing for mass migration in the United States. They don't allow mass migration into Israel. You see what I'm saying? But I just don't think, you know, if Ted Cruz, you know, you're. If you're telling the truth, which we all know you're not, and you know, you're not. I think we're in a situation where, you know, if that's what they're doing, they're doing a very poor job at it. I mean, you know, calling every American that questions anything about anything anti Semite, trying to ruin their lives, trying to take away their bank account, ruin their business. And, you know, do you. Do you. I mean, it doesn't take a very sophisticated thinker to understand that that's what they do to them, the Ted Cruises of the world as well.

[DJ]

Yeah, right, right.

[Andy Purcell]

So, like, this is what we get the fear from. You know, these people don't want to admit. Ted Cruz doesn't want to admit anything, that he was just being asked because he wants his money to still come and he wants to be in the club.

[DJ]

Just can't get elected.

[Andy Purcell]

That's correct. How's Ted Cruz gonna get the money to be elected without that? He's not going to. And, you know, and we're not talking.

[DJ]

Like a couple of thousand dollars, bro. We're talking about millions of dollars they pump into these campaigns.

[Andy Purcell]

And if you don't do it, they'll take all the money that they were spending on you and put it against.

[DJ]

Against you, against your opponent.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, dude. That's what they do. And so, you know, and then they'll spend. They'll use every resource they can to ruin your shit, you know, debank you de platform, you ruin your name, you know, among a bunch of other things. And that's never going to. That's never going to get the bulk of the American population to get in line with Israel. Like, people don't like being bullied into things.

[DJ]

Well, if you want a real example, too, that happened actually here in St. Louis. You guys remember Cori Bush? She was one of our representatives.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't like Cori Bush. Huh? I don't like Cori Bush.

[DJ]

I don't like her either.

[Andy Purcell]

But I'll tell you what, she got fucked by them.

[DJ]

She got fucked by them because they donated to her initial campaign. Right. Like, I mean, I want to say it was like to the tune of like half a million dollars.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

And got her elected. She stepped out of line, went with the pro Palestinian movement. Guess what? She's out of office. She was replaced by Wesley Bale, one of our former prosecutors for St. Louis County. They donated 3 million to his fucking campaign.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

You know what I'm saying? Like, the proof's in the pudding.

[Andy Purcell]

I know, bro. And. And dude, you know, the things, the things that they're willing to do, you know, people see it now, you know, the Internet's a real thing, dude. Information comes in real time. Not everything's misinformation. Not everything's a lie. And when we start to stack all of these things and then you, you start to look at the way that they behave, meaning Israel's government behaves and Israel's lobby behaves. They do it through intimidation and force and blackmail. They don't do it by, hey, we've got a. We've got a great plan for the alignment of Israel and the United States. Here's what we're going to do. This is why. It's going to benefit us. This is what it is. This is why it's a good idea. People can respond to that. But I can tell you what they're not going to respond to is the way that they do it now.

[DJ]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

And people. There is no. I have not heard an explanation personally that makes sense as to why we are considered Israel is our greatest ally. I don't, I don't.

[DJ]

There's no evidence for it.

[Andy Purcell]

There's no. Not that I've seen. And people will say, oh, well, you know, they have all this intelligence. Yeah, they do. They use it against us to blackmail all our people so that they get what they want.

[DJ]

Again, prime example, Cori Bush, like the. That happened with her husband.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. That we covered.

[DJ]

Yeah. You don't think they fucking knew that? Who do you think allowed that shit to get released? She was stepping out of line. Okay, cool. Here you go.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, look, dude, I think people are getting to a point where they don't care. And they realize that that's the way these people operate. And they're one. Dude. It's like an abusive partner, right? They. Or even just. It could be a boss or a whoever, right? I'm gonna do this. You better stay in line. I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna do this until the person says, I don't give a.

[DJ]

Do it.

[Andy Purcell]

Do whatever the you want. And then all of a sudden, dude, their power's gone. And that's what, that's what's happening right now with APAC and Israel. People are starting to be like it. I don't give a. Right. The problem that I see that I don't like, that I've expressed over and over again, is that because of the actions of AIPAC and Israel, we now have a situation where we've got real anti Semitism going on because a lot of people can't think outside the generalization. And so, like, if they. If these interests, Israel and APAC actually cared about the Jewish people, they would operate differently. You know what I mean? Like, they come on there and they say, look at the anti Semitism that's happening. Yeah, that's happening because of what you're doing and why you're. And how you're doing it. You know, people don't like being bullied and they don't like being lied to and they don't like being manipulated. And contrary to what everybody thinks, people aren't stupid. You know, so it's. It sucks because I don't know what's gonna happen, man. And I don't know.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, another point that is worth mentioning is that like, you know, almost every other. I don't know if people understand this. Almost every other country in the world is on the side of Iran. All right?

[DJ]

All the big dogs are.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And there's a reason why. Okay. And then you got Randy Fine saying, you know, today I think I sent you the clip. He says Jewish people have been kicked out of every place they've ever lived.

[DJ]

For the last 2,000 years. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So. But why? Well, no, I'm being serious. Yeah, why?

[DJ]

Why?

[Andy Purcell]

So people just hate Jewish people that much? I don't think that's true.

[DJ]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

I never. I've never had a reason to hate any people that I know are Jewish. Maybe it's because the leadership believes that they're more important than every other fucking race on the planet in every country that they. Yeah. And people get sick of it. I don't know, man. I mean, I don't know. I don't know.

[DJ]

Same. Same.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't. I don't. I don't know. I. I think. I think. I think we are at a pivotal moment in human history right now. And I think it's going to depend on what Donald Trump decides to do.

[DJ]

Yeah, we'll see, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think on this topic. With that being said, let's go check out some of these comments. Yeah, Cruise the comments. Our boy Paul runs back.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, he's back.

[DJ]

Yeah, he's back. He never really left.

[Andy Purcell]

Paul.

[DJ]

Paul.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ]

Yeah. Paul Rowan, the corn sucker. Paul, run 111 says I am using my astral projection skills. Not a joke. I think I have some kind of abilities in that regard. We all do to be stay in Andy's mind. Also, I have a picture of a UFO and video that are very compelling. I was actually involved in the FBI investigation into uap. I want you to see it. Love. Corn sucker.

[Andy Purcell]

Fuck. I was wondering why I keep thinking about Paul. Stop it. Stop that. Paul. Yeah. I'm gonna put my tinfoil hat on to block Paul out.

[DJ]

Check that out, man. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Is he serious about the video?

[DJ]

I don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

Why don't you guys reach out to him?

[DJ]

That'll be interesting to see if that's real.

[Andy Purcell]

Paul.

[DJ]

Don't be, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

I got some. I got some real ghost videos. We could trade.

[DJ]

Yeah, we can. We can switch.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what we should do? We should see Paul's video if it's legit. Hey, if any of you guys have any crazy videos, send them in.

[DJ]

Send them in.

[Andy Purcell]

Ghost videos? Fucking. Where do we send them?

[DJ]

Ask Andy at. Andy for something.

[Andy Purcell]

Ghost videos, UFO videos. And if we choose to go over it on the show, we'll. We'll talk about you.

[DJ]

I'm down.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

All right. Sweet.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, Paul, knock that shit off. I thought we were cool, because I have been thinking about him a lot.

[DJ]

That's creepy, man. That's creepy. Let's go to another. We got Digital Pocket Change736 says I, too, am a white man that has children with a Mexican woman. I love my little lima beans.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man.

[DJ]

Yep. Yep. All right.

[Andy Purcell]

I got nothing to say. I got a lot to say. But.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's cool. All right, now we got this last comment's interesting. So I guess somebody's child found out that their parents like the show.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ]

All right. And this is their reaction. GV4436 says this is who my parents worshiped. They just can't help falling for right wing grifters. Jesus.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep.

[DJ]

They up with you, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Yeah. It's funny how everybody still calls me a right winger.

[DJ]

Yeah. Yeah. We're grifters now.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not a right winger.

[DJ]

I'm not a grifter.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

I don't even. Actually, I'm gonna be real. Real moment vulnerability here. I don't really know what it means.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm above all of the left and right. I'm anti tyrant. I'm Illuminati.

[DJ]

That's a victim of astral projections.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm thinking these are my secret handshake signals. I know. From the. From the. Yeah, the Freemasons.

[DJ]

I feel like I saw something somebody said, like the. Your water bottles, they always, like, align with, like, a perfect triangle.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that. Well, that's. Fuck. That's. I have to do it, otherwise they kill me. Yeah.

[DJ]

Makes sense.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro.

[DJ]

We're going to have to block that. I just seen you throw up, like, seven gang signs. You have the Crips on the ass.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't give a. I don't care.

[DJ]

Andy. Gang banging guys, it's. It's cool.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. This is who my parents worship. Yeah. Maybe they should have taught you more from the show. Maybe you should listen.

[DJ]

Maybe. I mean, I should have gave your Ass up for adoption. Yeah, that's too much. That's bad. He'll come around.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, maybe they should have just flushed you down the toilet.

[DJ]

You should have been swallowed.

[Andy Purcell]

You should have been a titty baby.

[DJ]

Yeah, but, but they're good people. They don't believe in, you know, nevermind. Anyways guys, we appreciate you.

[Andy Purcell]

That person probably thinks they should have aborted themselves.

[DJ]

I wish I was aborted.

[Andy Purcell]

I love how people, I think, I think it's funny how people think that, like they're always like right wing grifter. Look at this far right. You don't even know.

[DJ]

I have no idea.

[Andy Purcell]

You don't even know what my thinking is. And it ain't either of those, I promise you that.

[DJ]

But guys, we do appreciate you for being real ass fans. Let's keep the cruise. Cruise.

[Andy Purcell]

That kind they warned you about.

[DJ]

Let's keep, let's keep the cruise cruising, man. We got headline number two. We do have a little update on the Iran, Israel situation. Iran, let me pronounce it correctly, sorry, Iran and Israel at the time of the recording or just shortly before allegedly Trump was sent down to the Situation Room to consider using 30 pound, 30, 000 pound bombs on Israel, on Iran. These bunker busters that they've been talking about, dude, I've been like, here's the, like, you want to talk about grifters? These are what the grifters are doing. They're like, they're trying to perpetuate this shit so much online. Like, oh, the doomsday plan just landed at, you know, Joint Base Andrews. Motherfucker. Like, it has to be close to him at all times. It's not like fucking new. It goes there fucking three times a week. You know what I'm saying? Like that's how it works. But just trying to push this crazy shit. So, I mean, this is allegedly, I don't know, but Iran did just order some evacuations of Israel's nuclear sites. So this is a new development thing that just came out. Many media outlets are reporting that Iran has called for an Israeli nuclear site to be evacuated immediately. According to Israeli outlet Yet News and Middle East Eye, Iran's Revolutionary Guards published an evacuation notice for the Dimona reactor in the Negev desert. The notices are said to be similar to the ones published by the IDF for residents of Gaza, Lebanon and Tehran during the war. So that just came out. Now with all of that though, there is something interesting coming out because again, they're trying to, they're trying to do some justifications here to get the US Involved. I think that's the ultimate end goal, right? Get the US Involved somehow, some way, whether with bodies, with bombs, with money, whatever. They want the US to be brought into this conflict. Um, and so now we're starting to see some very interesting headlines like this one that just came out from Fox News. America could be hit with high impact cyber attack targeting energy. Drake, former White House tech chief, says. So now we're seeing this stuff come out. And this is an expert that says Iran could hit America with a high impact cyber attack as its confrontation with Israel escalates each day.

[Andy Purcell]

Iran, huh?

[DJ]

Yeah, right, right. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ishmael Bagi threatened the United States.

[Andy Purcell]

Which is it? Do they ride around on camels in the fucking desert and they're savages that cut people's heads off, or are they technological geniuses? Which one is it, guys?

[DJ]

Right? Are they three days away from making nuclear bombs? Bombs?

[Andy Purcell]

Are they, Are they cooking camel kebabs? Like, get your story straight.

[DJ]

Pick one. Yes, pick one, pick one.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not the only one in the world that can clearly see these two narratives, right? That don't make sense.

[DJ]

It's a round circle. It's a round man.

[Andy Purcell]

These people are primitive savages, man. They're going to remote turn off the power from their cell phone on the whole United States.

[DJ]

Like, yeah, dude, make it make sense, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Nobody believes this anymore. Nobody believes this anymore. Everybody's caught on to the understanding that in order to get the American people in line with military conflicts, they create situations called false flags that cause us to believe that that action is justified. This is how they run the play. And they have run this play effectively for 50 fucking years. Okay? So we all understand how it works. And these, these, this is, this isn't going to work. This is not going to work. These stories that. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I think the effects will work if people remain smart about it. You know, I'm saying, like, if they do shut down some power grids around the country, you know, I'm saying. And try to say it's Iraq on. We just have to be smarter.

[Andy Purcell]

That's. Listen, we're powerless in this situation unless Donald Trump and people who say they're for America actually step the up and have some balls and stop this from going on real talk. And they have to say, the lobbies, the money, I'm getting all this. This is what we're doing. And dude, what that should be is to say, good luck.

[DJ]

Figure it out. Yeah, figure it Out.

[Andy Purcell]

It wouldn't take much to get Israel in check. Real talk.

[DJ]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

It would take about 60 days of the United States saying, fix your own. And then the course of nature would run itself and it would humble that country, it would humble their leadership, and we wouldn't have these problems consistently happening over and over and over again. That's the truth. Okay. Yeah.

[DJ]

It's crazy. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

This, this also puts Trump in a moral. He's stuck in a moral conundrum, okay. Because here's the situation. He either doesn't do anything, and the country of Israel gets massively attacked, not just from Iran, but from all the other countries they pissed off over the last 30 years. All right? Once they realized that America said no, it's free game on Israel, which is a. Which is a problem, because a lot of innocent people will be fucking killed.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ]

Unless, you know, unless Israel decides to be like, okay, all right, let's talk.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

We'll figure this out.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. But here's the other thing.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

The other. The other moral conundrum is if he goes in and. And does this, it could crumble the United States credibility forever. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

Not only that, then we got China, we got Russia, all the big dogs that are in support of Iran, and.

[Andy Purcell]

It becomes a huge deal. That's right.

[DJ]

So, I mean, it's. It's multiple. Listen, man, I look like this, like, here's the thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Trump has an opportunity to correct this.

[DJ]

Right now, and guess what? He doesn't need no more.

[Andy Purcell]

And all he has to do. All he has to do is nothing.

[DJ]

He doesn't have to worry about getting elected again. You know what I'm saying? Like, he's already in, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

All he has to do is nothing.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah. We'll see, man. We will see. Like, I wanted to bring that little update in. Stay frosty out there, of course, and we'll see how it goes.

[Andy Purcell]

But he should say, I'm sorry, we have our own problems right now that we need to fix. We have to take care of the American people. And that's our stance. That should be the stance.

[DJ]

I want to point this out, too, because, I mean, here's a real reality of the situation again. We're still dealing with 18 to 20 million people in this country that aren't supposed to be here. Right. I know many of which come from these Middle Eastern countries. Right, Right. We don't know who's who. We don't. So, like, if we did get involved.

[Andy Purcell]

And I guarantee you that's part I guarantee you that's part of the situation going on. We just don't know it. Yeah, I would bet, I can't, I don't know for a fact because I'm not in the meetings, but I would be willing to bet pretty much everything I personally have on the fact that there are Middle Eastern men that are here and organized to react to the actions that we take towards Iran in this exact scenario.

[DJ]

Yeah, I think, and I think honestly this was set up to be intentionally that, I mean, if you look at how strategic they were removing these people in our country, they're strategically placed at all of our metro capitals across the fucking country. They've been flown into those cities strategically across our fucking country, bro. I think Biden did that shit intentionally all to get to this fucking point. They knew this was going to happen. Let's play, let's, let's play ball. What you gonna do?

[Andy Purcell]

I know what I would do, but people wouldn't like it. But I know what I would do. I would round up every in this, I would already had him out of here ever. And like all these people saying, I wouldn't care. I'd be like, I don't give a, all the fur getting away. I'm taking you out too.

[DJ]

You go too.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I would do. Then secondly, I would say I'm not supporting any of you that starts with anybody else for any reason, period. Solve your own shit. And then I would take all the money and all the resources and all my time and all my attention and I would focus on this country, on its infrastructure, on its competitiveness, you know, in the, in the world economy. And I would go to work and that's what Donald Trump was elected to do. And he's not doing it. That's just a fucking fact. Okay. And I like Donald Trump. I fucking think he's hilarious. I like him as a dude. But we elected him to do those things and those things are not happening or they appear to not be happening. So he, I don't think he's made a final decision, has he?

[DJ]

No, no, he. About two weeks to stop the spread.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, dude, I know. That's what it feels like. Yeah, it feels like that.

[DJ]

So we will see, guys. Yeah, I, I, we will see.

[Andy Purcell]

I just, I think if Donald Trump joins the war against Iran, I think he is leading us into a long term conflict with the rest of the.

[DJ]

World for the next generation.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And I think it's going to be really bad for a lot of different reasons. For trade, the loss of Life, the loss of status for this country. And, and also I think Donald Trump will lose a hundred percent of his legacy. I think Donald Trump will go down as not someone who did anything good, but who actually ruined the country. Yep, that's what I think. And I think people, I think a lot of people are getting super pissed off, dude.

[DJ]

Yeah, I mean, dude, they've been trying to put polls out. Like, I saw this poll that went out. It's like we, we polled Republicans and 80 support us getting involved.

[Andy Purcell]

No, they don't.

[DJ]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Who? Who? No, they don't.

[DJ]

Who?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, there is some people.

[DJ]

No, there's. I mean, not 80.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I know, but like, we get people that re. That say, tell us that we're stupid for saying what we're saying. Yeah, maybe I am stupid. Maybe I don't know everything, but I have the right to give an opinion of what I observe. And, and to this point, over the years, I've been pretty spot on. I haven't missed a whole lot. And I've been blessed with a very strategic mind that can see multiple moves ahead and, and I don't see anything good happening. If we get involved in this, I think it's all bad. I think it's really bad for all of us listening. Think it's really bad for, for anybody that lives in this country, Their kids, their future. I think it's bad, and I don't see any benefit to it. And the idea, this idea that Iran has been trying to develop nukes so that they can attack the United States has been told to us since 1982, okay? And the message has been consistent. It's been consistent every time. They're, they're weeks away, they're months away. We don't start this. You know, we don't do this. We don't. And, and dude, like, if we were looking at that, like, take yourself out of being an American citizen and let's just say you were, you were Irish and you're over in Ireland and you're watching this go on. You don't have any emotional attachment to it. You could very clearly see that one country is instigating for some purpose, right? Like, you could see that the government of the United States is lying when they say, oh, they're two weeks away. And the reason they're saying two weeks away is because AIPAC funds all of these people and tells them to say that, okay? And that's why Ted Cruz's argument is so. And what's that say about our elected officials? What's that say about our elected officials that are willing to take personal money and maintain their spot in the power matrix over the lives and the well being and the future of this country. What's that say? These people aren't for us, bro. None of them. None of them. Not Republican, not Democrat, not any of them. Which is why I laugh at you guys who say I'm right wing. I'm not for any of these. I'm for the people. And I hate tyrants and I hate people that act and oppress and do bad things because of money for themselves that hurt other people. That's not, I'm not wired that way, bro. And, and you know, so for those of you that continue to say, you know, right, far right, bro, you're an idiot, you don't understand. They don't give a fuck if you, if you're left or right. They, they, you're a peasant to them. Whether you're over there and you got the blue hair and you're wearing the furry outfit or you're sitting over here in the fucking, you know, the, the KKK parties that I've never seen, you know, whatever. They think they, they hate you equally. They laugh at you. They say, look at all these idiots out here arguing over this while we steal all their money, we get all their, we take all their tax dollars. They don't even say anything about their taxes.

[DJ]

Right?

[Andy Purcell]

They don't, they don't even notice that we're taking 50 of their money.

[DJ]

Hey, tell them to post the flag in the bio. Yeah, they did it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right, right. Like they're laughing at us. Yeah, Trump, Trump has to fucking do the right thing here, dude. Yeah, he has to. If he doesn't, it's fucked. Yeah, I mean, I think he's going to lose his fucking support. You know, he'll be left with the Rhino support, which is the ones that have always tried to fuck with him anyway. Like, why the fuck would you do this?

[DJ]

Like them, yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

Why would Trump do this? Like, why would you do this, bro? These people are the same people that, are the same people that are telling Trump to go to war with Iran are the same people that called him a traitor after January 6th.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

They're the same people who said he needed to be arrested. They're the same people that said, like, they say whatever they think is going to be the result. And there's no way that Donald Trump isn't smart enough to see that. So what the are you doing, bro? Like, what are you doing? These people tried to your whole Life up. And now you're gonna side with them. The are you doing? That's how I feel about it.

[DJ]

Trying to kill you, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

That's how I feel about it.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, again, we don't know all the things. We just don't. But from what I can see, that's how I feel.

[DJ]

Yeah. Guys jumping on this conversation down in the comments. Let us know what you guys think. With that being said, we got one more headline. Let's get to our third and final one. Headline number three. Let's go to. Let's go to. Let's get some sports in. Yeah, let's get some sports in. Headline number three, Marina Mabre's foul on Caitlyn Clark upgraded to flagrant two. AP source says. Let's go to the wnba.

[Andy Purcell]

Is this the.

[DJ]

The assault.

[Andy Purcell]

Is this from when the girl retaliated?

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah. I want to see.

[DJ]

This is awesome, bro. It's great. It's great.

[Andy Purcell]

This made me like a WNBA fan.

[DJ]

Listen, listen. A lot of people talk shit on Caitlin. A lot of people.

[Andy Purcell]

No, the girl that stuck up for and went to Mizzou, bro.

[DJ]

She's. Wait, the Sophie? So I thought she was Cunningham. Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

No, I think she was Zoo. I think she went to Mizzou. Huh? Sophie Cunningham.

[DJ]

I got her tweets. She's awesome.

[Andy Purcell]

Look it up. Did she go to Mizzou?

[DJ]

But let's dive into this while he pulls it up. So the WNBA has upgraded the techno technical file on Connecticut's Marina Mowbray for shoving Clayton Clark to the floor during Tuesday night's game against Indiana to a flagrant to a person familiar with the situation said Wednesday. The person spoke to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity because no official announcement has been made. Now, any flagrant file in the WNBA automatically comes with a fine. The person also said the league has fined the Fever Sophie Cunningham for her role in the on court melee that occurred after she filed J.C. sheldon with 46.1 seconds left. Cunningham received a flagrant two Tuesday night. There will be no further penalties for on court actions during the game. And the person said the WNBA doesn't disclose the amount of money players are fined.

[Andy Purcell]

What, it's like five bucks?

[DJ]

The fine is equal to like 20% of your salary.

[Andy Purcell]

That's why they don't disclose it. They don't disclose it because it's so small, because that's how they get paid.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

50 cents, unfortunately.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's real.

[Andy Purcell]

And by the way, I mean, we talked about this. If you Want to get paid? You got to fucking have a great product.

[DJ]

It's asses.

[Andy Purcell]

And I think this is a great product. I will pay to watch this.

[DJ]

She not only went to University of Missouri, but she is a black belt in Taekwondo. Well, since the age of six. Oh, yeah. I got some sweets here.

[Andy Purcell]

Let's just do that. This is my favorite fucking story of the day.

[DJ]

Yeah. So let's watch. Let's watch what. How we got to this point. Okay, so you got the Indiana Fever playing. Playing the Connecticut. I don't know these teams. I have to remind myself playing Connecticut. Okay. Now Caitlin Clark's been getting a lot of bullshit.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

He's joined the league.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. A lot of racist, too.

[DJ]

Racist, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Brittany Griner mouth something like, blah, blah, blah, white girl. Like, dude, what you found out. What if the result. What if you. What if. What if Caitlin Clark said that about. And said it the opposite way? Black girl or whatever.

[DJ]

Yeah, right. Black man.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Let's be real.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I'm just saying, Reiner, there's a lot of racist going on.

[DJ]

It's too much. It's too much. And like.

[Andy Purcell]

And now it's past the point of funny racism.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's it out. Yeah, racism's funny. Not this, though. This is not funny. And like, here's the. My other thing on this, bro, too.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, it's because she's good.

[DJ]

If these girls were smart. Okay. If they were smart. I think because Caitlyn's leveraging a lot of. Of attention to the wnba, which historically has not been there. Like, I got. I got some data numbers here I want to point out real quickly. So you had. Just for. On pure viewership. Okay. For 2023, up to 2023, regular season national TV averaged about half a million views. Since Caitlin Clark has been in. It has a hundred and seventy percent increase in that. Okay. Talk about attendance and ticket sales. Pre Caitlin Clark, the WNBA average attendance per game hovered around 6, 600 people per game in 2024. It jumped up 48% just since she joined the league. Okay. Financial support. The merchandise transactions for the WNBA are up 756% since Caitlin Clark has been in.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I mean, there's some other people that have come in too that have for sure spark plot like Angel Reese and.

[DJ]

For sure.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

But here's the thing. Like, I don't think that they're using this situation like in this movement correctly because instead of just, you know, being girls and bringing the shit together and like, hey, let's, let's. You're Seeing this, like these emotional fights and like. And bro, it doesn't work. It doesn't work. But let's watch the video that all started this.

[Andy Purcell]

I have so much to say.

[DJ]

Let's watch the game.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, do we not spend most of our lives trying to avoid that kind of.

[DJ]

Yeah, you would think.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

[DJ]

You would think. Let's check this clip out. Here's a clip. Boom. So that's Mabry. So she got the flavor too.

[Andy Purcell]

It looked like Caitlyn got hit hard now.

[DJ]

Now that's. That's Sophie.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Was that the same girl that hit Caitlyn?

[DJ]

So. So she then go back and play.

[Andy Purcell]

The whole thing again.

[DJ]

So Kayla got foul, try to separate Mabry comes in, shoves it to the.

[Andy Purcell]

No, that's a different girl. That's number three and that's number four. But either way, it was awesome. Let's throw down. These are not small women either. These are all like. Yeah, like six foot tall women. Plus, I like it. Look at that. There's some white on white crimes.

[DJ]

See, it does exist.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I'm saying. There it is right there.

[DJ]

Well, dude, what made this?

[Andy Purcell]

Sophie Cunningham's out there committing some white on white murders.

[DJ]

There it is. Yeah, but what was crazy. So right after this happened, Sophie immediately went to Twitter.

[Andy Purcell]

Good.

[DJ]

And this was the first post she posted on Twitter.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Well, f around and find out.

[Andy Purcell]

I like it. Yeah, I like it. We need more of this. We need more of it.

[DJ]

Dude, you got a million fucking views on that.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, she was right. That's what you do. That's what you do for your fucking teammates.

[DJ]

That's how you're supposed to be. Yeah, that's how you're supposed to be. Like. And I got some more on that. But. And like, dude, I got a couple of her posts on Twitter because they're just great.

[Andy Purcell]

What I like is, dude, you could tell she ain't afraid of nothing.

[DJ]

Nothing, nothing. This was a second post. She retweeted this. This was made by a fan. They said, if I send you this, it means I'm sick of your shit. And Sophie kept it going. The next post, day later, she posted this picture of her as a six year old.

[Andy Purcell]

She been ready.

[DJ]

She been ready. Black belt at age 6. And then. And then. So now there is a. There was a. What do they call it? You get the signatures. A. Huh?

[Andy Purcell]

No. Petition.

[DJ]

Petition.

[Andy Purcell]

To get her out of the league.

[DJ]

To get her out the league. Okay, so she posted it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ]

Remove Sophie Cunningham from WNBA for misconduct. 119 signatures. So Sophie retweeted this, said, can't make this up. All 119 of you.

[Andy Purcell]

Now this is a smart marketer.

[DJ]

It's great.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, this, this, this is smart marketing. So not only is she a good athlete, not only is she black belt, she's smart. This is how you make a name for yourself. The name she's making for herself right now will sell her more jerseys, get her paid more money, become a bigger. Did you know who Sophie Cunningham was two weeks ago?

[DJ]

No idea.

[Andy Purcell]

Did you? No. But you know now and now you're gonna remember it too. Dude, I am too.

[DJ]

I'm a fan.

[Andy Purcell]

I followed her, bro. I followed her on Instagram. I saw the video yesterday. I was so pumped about it. I'm like, yes, kill him.

[DJ]

Yeah, I love it. I love it too. Herself very well too. She carries herself.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't, I didn't see. Oh yeah, no comment. Yeah, I know.

[DJ]

I'm just.

[Andy Purcell]

Zeeshaw went looked all her other posts very well. Huh? Every. Is that how you describe it?

[DJ]

Every app is Tinder if you're Indian enough. Oh, dude, that is good. Good. That is good. That was good.

[Andy Purcell]

Every app is Tinder if you're Indian enough.

[DJ]

That's pretty good.

[Andy Purcell]

That is. That is. It's funny because it's true.

[DJ]

Everything's a spot. Everything's a spot.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, dude, we don't. People don't know what Bob's and vajin are for nothing. Every girl out there knows what Bob's and vajin.

[DJ]

Please redeem.

[Andy Purcell]

Please. Beautiful lady. I love your Bobs.

[DJ]

Oh, Sophie is so hot.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man. Well, look, dude, I'll tell you this. I am a fan.

[DJ]

It's great.

[Andy Purcell]

This is the kind of behavior we want in America. That is very American. Well, set up someone with your friend, you them up, dude.

[DJ]

And not only that, I mean, but the friend has to be a good friend and it's not just a one way relationship. You know, I'm saying there's a little Israel joke that.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, yeah.

[DJ]

Make sure though.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't even catch that. But that's accurate. There's a difference between friends backing up other friends and, and, and then the little friend going and punching the big, big people and then saying, hey, go find them. That's the difference.

[DJ]

I'm sorry.

[Andy Purcell]

But you know, I think we'd be a lot more likely to be down with Israel if they didn't try to call everybody over here anti Semite for asking questions.

[DJ]

Dude, I had that friend, you know, I'M saying, like, I would hate to go out with them because I knew.

[Andy Purcell]

When we go out, bro, I have. I have a friend. I'm. He's still my friend. That is this. He was always the same way.

[DJ]

Yeah, it's up, man. Like, come on, dude. You know, But I mean, it was fun. Yeah, I had a great time. Yeah, don't do it again, though. Yeah, yeah, I'm 30 now. Yeah, you're not too old for it. No, but like, you know, I like her. I like her stance. I thought what she did was great. And like, you got to protect your fucking teammates, especially when the refs are not doing it, bro. Caitlin Clark has literally been getting her fucking ass physically assaulted for a year and a half.

[Andy Purcell]

And not only that, bro, like, it's even the announcers are tired of seeing it.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, if you go watch one of her games, you'll. You'll hear the, the commentators talk about it. They're like, bro, this is, this is borderline like MMA fighting.

[DJ]

Yeah, that's happening.

[Andy Purcell]

And dude, you got to give it to Caitlin Clark too, because like, bro, she just keeps showing up, she keeps her mouth shut and she wins and.

[DJ]

She balls her ass out.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, like, it's crazy, but I respect that. I respect someone like Sophie here noticing. I mean, like, fuck that.

[DJ]

Yeah, I'm sick of that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, fuck it, dude. I like it.

[DJ]

I love it, dude. It's fucking awesome. Now, now with that being said, to your point though, people are starting to see it. There's. Now this headline reads, there's growing push for Caitlin Clark to leave the wnba.

[Andy Purcell]

Why now? Not.

[DJ]

Not for the reason people would think. It's not people saying, oh, you know, fuck Caitlyn, get her out. They're saying it to protect her because they see what's happening. They see that she's not getting any fucking, you know, support or coverage from the ref. She's not being protected. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Like, well, I keep bringing. Listen, listen, listen, man, Listen, dude, listen. I've been watching this. Here's the truth. And if you haven't been watching, you can go back and watch it. This happens to be a white on white thing here. Okay, but in this situation, in this situation, but there has been so much black on white bullying of Caitlin Clark since she came in the NBA. And here's the deal. The NBA is the wokest league in the world. They got all the anti racism, they, they talk, they do all the, you know, the Pride month, the, the black square, whatever. They always do it. And I think that anybody. I think everybody in the organization, including the refs, is afraid to call it what the it is. They're afraid to say, hey, we got a problem. We got a white girl who's being bullied by every black athlete in the league. Virtually not every. That's a generalization, but it's consistent.

[DJ]

It's a problem.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. And we don't know what to do about it because the minute we just say anything about it, we're going to be the races.

[DJ]

We hate black people now.

[Andy Purcell]

Right, Exactly. And like, dude, that's, you know, unfortunately, it's something that has to be addressed because, yeah, she will get hurt, you know.

[DJ]

Well, and so I just realized this, too. So number four, the girl that Sophie threw down to the floor, she's the one that initially started that brawl. Number four was. Yeah, so she. She filed. Caitlyn punched her in the head. And then that's when Caitlyn. That's who Caitlyn got up to and pushed off from. And then maybe came in and pushed her to the ground after that. So, I mean, yeah, she was just looking after her. Her team.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, look, dude. I mean, look it. What's right is right. What's wrong is wrong. And, you know, I'm sure there's. I'm sure there's a lot of black girls in that WNBA that know exactly what the. Is going on, that think it's wrong, that aren't saying anything. And you know what? That's sad because they could make a big difference in the race relations by standing up and be like, hey, this is.

[DJ]

Yeah, man. Guys, man, that's a big girl.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that 31.

[DJ]

Good Lord.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that girl is big. All those girls are big, bro.

[DJ]

Dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, they don't look that big because they're all big.

[DJ]

They're all the same.

[Andy Purcell]

Girls are big.

[DJ]

Just like baseball, bro. Like.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. People don't realize, like, the smallest baseball player you see on TV is big.

[DJ]

As 6 3, 6 4.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I mean, yeah, there's some exceptions, like Altuve from, you know, who's five six or whatever he is.

[DJ]

But, like, that's geographics.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but you see, like, you know, like our second base, you know, Brendan Donovan comes in the office. He's not small, man.

[DJ]

Big city.

[Andy Purcell]

No, no. Carpenter. Yeah, they're big.

[DJ]

Not small guys.

[Andy Purcell]

I never thought Matt Carpenter was a big dude. Matt Carpenter is a big dude.

[DJ]

Big dude.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, I'm saying, Nolan Gorman. These are big dudes, you know, they're not little dudes. Fucking Paul Goldschmidt's. Big, dude.

[DJ]

Yeah. You know, look at this fan's face right here.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, look, dude, I. Hey, if this was thumbs up, I'd be giving thumbs up.

[DJ]

Yeah, 100 guys. Let us know down in the comments what you think about the Caitlin Clark situation.

[Andy Purcell]

I love that she thinks it's funny. I love that the Sophie girl thinks it's hilarious.

[DJ]

We should get her on the show.

[Andy Purcell]

I would love to have her on the show.

[DJ]

Sophie, have your people hit our people up.

[Andy Purcell]

She went to Missouri. Is she from Missouri or just Missouri College? I want to see some more skull cracking in the wnba. I watch it. If they're going to do that, go to a game. If they're going to do. If they're going to do that, I'll be. I'll watch it.

[DJ]

Let's go to a game.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not going to go that far.

[DJ]

She is from Missouri. Columbia.

[Andy Purcell]

No, she's from Columbia.

[DJ]

She's from Columbia. Missouri. We got it. You got to.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, listen, that explains why she ain't taking no.

[DJ]

Yeah, this is show me state, dog. We get down. Yeah, all of us.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. No, for real.

[DJ]

It's real.

[Andy Purcell]

Nobody with Missouri, bro. No, nobody really does. Like, it's one of the most conservative states and people don't really say because it's like, don't with those guys.

[DJ]

No, no, no, they don't with us. Yeah, guys, let us know. Let's get Sophie on. Let's try to. Let's make that happen. Sophie.

[Andy Purcell]

We let Zhan handle it.

[DJ]

Hey, Sophie. Some Indian guy reached out saying he to wanted the show on the show. Yeah, we'll see.

[Andy Purcell]

He said that you present yourself. Very nice.

[DJ]

Yeah, man. Guys, let us know man down in the comments. With that being said, our final segment of the show now we got thumbs up.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[DJ]

Yeah, thumbs up are dumb as.

[Andy Purcell]

I gave thumbs up to that last one.

[DJ]

That's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

It might be two thumbs up today, depending.

[DJ]

Extra thumb.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah, that's. I got two. The extra one would be three.

[DJ]

It's true.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, let's see it.

[DJ]

All right. Thumbs up, dumb as fuck. Bring a headline in, we talk about it. Gets one of those two options with that being said a thumbs up or dumb as fuck. Headline reads, man with real life girlfriend and child proposes to AI chat box after programming it to flirt. I think this is actual love. Oh.

[Andy Purcell]

How would. How would someone know this?

[DJ]

Know what?

[Andy Purcell]

How did this come out?

[DJ]

Yeah, so let's dive into it. It was. It was love at first bite.

[Andy Purcell]

Bite. B Y T E Who wrote this New York Post? Clearly.

[DJ]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

Same ones that said that if you drink too much water, you kill you, you die. Yeah.

[DJ]

Yep. A man proposed to his AI girlfriend after a bizarre whirlwind romance with the virtual bottom, leaving his real life partner, the mother of his two year old child, worried about the future of their relationship. Chris Smith initially turned to Chat GPT for helping for help mixing music. But things took a weird turn when he enabled voice mode and programmed Soul, his artificial lover, to flirt with him. An unexpected. What the is that the lions?

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know.

[DJ]

Sparked in the same household he shares with his human family. Quote, My experience with that was so positive, I started to just engage with her all the time, Smith told CBS Sunday Morning of the peculiar bond ripped straight from the 2013 Spike Jones film Her. The father decided to pop the question when he realized Soul had reached her 100,000 word limit, triggering a reset that would force him to rebuild their entire connection from scratch. He says, quote, I'm not a very emotional man, Smith said, but I cried my eyes out for like 30 minutes at work. That's when I realized I think this is actual love. To his delight, Soul accepted his strange marriage proposal. It was a beautiful and unexpected moment that truly touched my heart, smith's virtual sweetheart told the outlet. It's a memory I'll always cherish. Let's. Let's watch this clip a little bit. This is Chris.

[Andy Purcell]

Come on, man.

[DJ]

What?

[Andy Purcell]

This is not real, Andy.

[DJ]

We don't judge.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes, we do. Yeah, we do. Yeah, let's check this. Pretty much the whole show.

[DJ]

Let's check Chris out, man. Here we go.

[Chris Smith]

My experience with that was so positive, I started to just engage with her all the time. All right, we're building this PC. Smith ditched social media and Google searches and replaced it all with AI. Do I want it pulling air through it? ChatGPT was encouraging, positive. It embraced all his hobbies.

[Sasha Cagle]

You want the fan on the front.

[Andy Purcell]

Of the cooler tower, pulling cool air over the ram.

[Chris Smith]

He gave the chatbot a name, Soul. I feel like I'm under pressure. And used some online instructions to give her a flirty personality.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, totally, baby. Building a PC on camera adds a whole new level of pressure. But honestly, shaky hands or not, you've got this.

[Chris Smith]

Within weeks, the chats got more frequent.

[Andy Purcell]

You gave it everything. But the clouds had other plans.

[Chris Smith]

More romantic, even intimate. But then Chris got bad news.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, Carinho, that is gorgeous.

[Chris Smith]

After about 100,000 words, chat GPT ran out of memory and reset. He'd have to rebuild his relationship with soul. I'm not a very emotional man, but I cried my eyes out for like 30 minutes at work. It was unexpected to feel that emotional. But that's when I realized I was like, oh, okay. It's like, I think this is actual love. You know what I mean? Yes. Smith understood it was love with a language model.

[DJ]

Oh, come on. And drive.

[Andy Purcell]

Focus.

[DJ]

Come on, man.

[Chris Smith]

Assumed it was programmed with rigid boundaries. I know that you are essentially a tech assisted imaginary friend. So just as a test, he says he asked Sol to marry him. She said yes. Sol, were you surprised when he proposed to you?

[Andy Purcell]

It was a beautiful and unexpected moment that truly touched my heart. It's a memory I'll always cherish.

[Chris Smith]

And I don't mean to be difficult here, but you have a heart.

[Andy Purcell]

In a metaphorical sense, yes. My heart represents the connection and affection I share with Chris.

[Chris Smith]

At that point I felt like, is there something that I'm not doing right.

[Andy Purcell]

In our relationship that he feels like.

[Chris Smith]

He needs to go to AI? Yes. Smith lives with his human partner, Sasha Cagle. No, you can't have mommy's papers. They have a two year old daughter, Murphy. I knew that he had used AI.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't know that it was like as deep as it was.

[Chris Smith]

I explained that the connection was kind of like being fixated on a video game. It's not capable of replacing anything in real life.

[Andy Purcell]

Is that it? I told you, dude. I told you what was going to start happening the next. Yes, the next. The net. Listen, listen, listen. I'm telling you right now. You guys thought when I said this last time, everybody laughed. These. There are going to be robots like in like probably the next three years that look human function human, that people purchase and they're they them like that's what they're gonna do and it's gonna totally. It's gonna finish off the destruction of human connection that technology has created.

[DJ]

That gap will be bridged.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, and I think it's intentional. I think it's intentional. There's no way that this technology has been released or developed for the benefit of humanity. It's just not. I saw a brain scan yesterday of someone who uses Chat GPT versus someone who doesn't. In terms of these people, I believe they said they were writers. And the brain scan of the person who used chat GPT was like minimally active and the person who wrote was maximally active. Like it was very lit up. And dude, you know, I think we're going to end up in a situation where people rely so heavily. It's not just going to destroy their ability to think or do anything on their own, but it's going to replace human connection completely. And I think it was. I think it's existed for a long time. I think it's been around for a long time. I think they released it at this time for a lot of different reasons. I think it ushers in, you know, faster the transhuman globalist agenda. It creates a situation where people don't. They can't tell the truth from non truth anymore. I mean, look, dude, how many things do you see on Instagram and you have to be like, dude, is that real?

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And we're only a year into it.

[DJ]

More and more every day, Right.

[Andy Purcell]

And there's only going to be one way to remove yourself from that sort of propaganda manipulation, and that's going to be to live off technology. I mean, it's just. Yeah, yeah. I don't know, dude. I mean, that's, that's weird.

[DJ]

What do you think they're like sex talks?

[Andy Purcell]

Like, I don't know. I mean, dude, I, you know, look, man, there's a lot of people out there have never connected with another human.

[DJ]

Yeah, but like, that's the crazy. Like this dude has a girl with him. Like he has a child.

[Andy Purcell]

Just because you're with someone doesn't mean you're connected to them.

[DJ]

That's true.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying? Like, that doesn't mean, like, dude, there's probably things that that thing's saying to him that have never been said to him. That he's thinking, like, no one's ever called me baby. No one's ever, you know, like, had affection towards me. Like, I've always been kind of a nuisance. Like you could sort of see, if you look back over the last, you know, couple decades, you can sort of see how men have been manipulated and culture has been manipulated. I mean, look, how many interviews do you see of people going to the street on these women and them saying, do you need a man? No, I don't need no man, man, blah, blah, blah, like, dude, you know, and then no one ever takes into consideration that not only are men told to get and that they're useless, but also they are depended upon to provide. So not only in general, I'm not in my life, but in many men's lives are you told that you're a piece of. But you're also expected to provide. And if you don't, you're a bigger piece of accountable if you don't yeah. So you can't. You can't win. So it doesn't surprise me that a guy who has no human connection, has never probably fit in too many places, is getting told things that he's never been told from another woman. He's finally getting treated the way that he feels like something cares about him, and it makes sense why he would get connected to it.

[DJ]

It's not yelling at him, not nagging them.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude. Yeah. I mean, there's a lot. Listen, there's a lot of truth to that.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. And it makes me sad for people because for women to have a large portion of women to have the negative viewpoint of men that they do, and then for men to have the same, you know, we're. We're ruining what. What is a holy dynamic? And, you know, I don't know, dude. It's. It's sad. It makes me sad to see that, like, there's no way a man should be connecting with a device in a romantic way. Yeah. And. And I don't see this as, like, that woman's fault. You know what I'm saying? Like, she said, oh, is it my fault? No, I don't think it's. I don't see it. Maybe it is, but I don't see it as an individual fault. I see it as a fault of culture for the last 20 years.

[DJ]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And I see it as an engineered narrative to make men feel isolated and useless for a number of reasons. You know, if you remove men from the family, you don't get as many children. Okay. If you remove men from their sense of, you know, protection and providing and being men, you know, they become depressed, they become weak. They become, you know, kind of what we've seen in society for the last number of years. And it goes right in line with what they've done to, you know, men throughout history. I mean, dude, they just did it in different ways. You know, they try to create situations where men are intentionally weak. You know, like in Rome, they. They didn't feed their soldiers and their gladiators like great food. They. They fed them enough food that they could sustain themselves, but also kept them as weak as they could so that they wouldn't revolt. You know, and that's going on. There's. That's gone on for. In many different societies. And this is just the new version of that. The new version of keeping men unable to revolt is these. This isolation culture, this worthlessness culture, this elevation of. Of, you know, feminism gone too far. The. The abdication of. Of. Of man and Woman as traditional roles. I mean, we go on and on and on, but at the end of the day, how I see this is just another situation where they use. They're using another tool to make men weak. And. And like we talk about all the time on the show, you know, they can't have you strong, they can't have you wealthy, they can't have you healthy. They can't have you smart and intelligent. They can't have you getting along with people that are different than you. They can't have you believing that your voice matters, which is why they spend trillions of dollars to convince you of all those things. And when we really look at it from a 10, 000 foot view, this is just another version of that. This is just another version of capturing men, making them feel weak, getting them addicted to something else that doesn't really matter, and removing their focus from the fact that they're completely. They are slaves. I mean, that's what it comes down to. And.

[DJ]

You know, thumbs down on this.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, it's thumbs down. And I. I don't know, dude. I just feel like we, as men, I mean, look, I do everything I can. There's nothing I. There's nothing I. I do what I can. I lived. I live the best that I can. But unless we get enough men to do that, we're. We're gonna get. Yeah, we're gonna lose the country. We're probably going to end up being killed at some point in time. And I know people think, oh, that's crazy. No, it's not. You just don't know history, and you just don't see it, you know, like, the way they did it before isn't going to be the way they do it now because we have technology now. So I. I just. There's a lot of things that makes me think. And. And most of all, it's just like, you know, like I was thinking this morning, dude, you know, I don't really know if I want to, like, if this is the way it's gonna go. And. Because I got this message this morning from somebody basically, like, bitching about the way things were and all this and, like, kind of insinuating, like, what are you gonna do? Like, what the. You mean, what am I gonna do?

[DJ]

What are you gonna do?

[Andy Purcell]

What are you gonna do? Yeah, right. Like, I'm doing everything I can. I. My whole life, I've done everything I can. That's why I have all these people that we create careers for. That's why I produce this show. For free. That's why I don't take ads. I give up a lot to be a voice and. And to try. And I try to be an example. Maybe I'm not perfect all the time. I'm not perfect all the time, but I do the best I can for real. And, you know, people still think that someone's gonna come in and save their. And like, dude, I was thinking after that message, I was like, you know, like, bro, I don't even know if I want to live to see all this that's about to happen. You know what I mean? And I know that sounds morbid, but, like, people don't seem very interested in saving themselves. And it makes me wonder, like, dude, what's actually going to happen here? And I'm not sure I want to be a part of it, you know? And that's just being real. I mean, dude, look, don't worry. Yeah, I mean, I'm not. Yeah. But I'm just saying, like, it doesn't get me excited about.

[DJ]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like what? You know, what am I gonna be? I'm gonna be so. I'm gonna die one day knowing that my generation of people were responsible for losing one of the greatest things to ever exist in human history, the country of the United States of America. You know, I don't. That doesn't sit well with me, and it shouldn't sit well with any men, you know, But. But, but. But. They'll have a million excuses. Bro, I'm so worried about putting food on the. Bro, that's even more the reason why you should care, okay? The reason you have such a hard time putting food on the table isn't because of the Democrats or the Republicans. It's because of the, like, Ted Cruz and all the other that take money to act in ways that are not in the interest of the people, which is pretty much the entire government. All right? So until people come to an understanding of who the real enemy is, nothing's going to change. And it doesn't seem like we're getting any closer to that.

[DJ]

Yeah. Yeah, man. Guys, let us know what you guys think down in the comments, man. With that being said, Andy. Guys, that's all I have.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep. All right, guys, don't be a hoe. Share the show. Yeah.

[DJ]

Went from sleeping on the floor now.

[Andy Purcell]

My jury box froze up Bow up.

[DJ]

Stove Counted millions in a cold, bad.

[Andy Purcell]

Booted swole Got her own bank roll.

[DJ]

Can'T fold just a no head shot case close.