914. Andy, Amir Odom & DJ CTI: Andrew Bailey Secures Felony Indictment Against Sam Page, Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad & Elon Musk Hints At Merger With Apple

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella Episode 914: Andy, Amir Odom & DJ CTI: Andrew Bailey Secures Felony Indictment Against Sam Page, Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad & Elon Musk Hints At Merger With Apple Release Date: August 1, 2025

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Introduction

In Episode 914 of REAL AF with Andy Frisella, host Andy Frisella engages in a candid and spirited discussion with guests Amir Odom and DJ CTI. The episode navigates through a blend of personal stories, political commentary, and cultural critiques, all delivered with Andy's characteristic bluntness and humor.

DJ Cruise's Personal Journey

DJ CTI opens up about his tumultuous career path, highlighting the stark transition from a secure corporate job to the uncertainty of a startup venture.

• DJ Cruise [01:01]: "I went from making like $8 to $10 to $0 just like that overnight."

The sudden shutdown of the startup forced him to pivot quickly, leading him to start delivering for DoorDash. This period became a catalyst for his personal growth and the establishment of his successful YouTube channel, which now boasts over 650,000 subscribers.

Experiences with Conversion Therapy

A poignant segment delves into DJ Cruise's harrowing experience with conversion therapy during his freshman year of high school.

• DJ Cruise [04:07]: "I was sitting at the lunch table. I get three text messages from my mom, like, 'Oh, you're not gay,'... for two weeks, I was meeting with the pastor three days a week."

Despite these efforts, DJ Cruise remains steadfast in his identity, emphasizing resilience in the face of adversity.

Political Accountability: Indictment of Sam Page

The conversation shifts to current political events in Missouri, focusing on Attorney General Andrew Bailey's felony indictment of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page for election fraud and misuse of public funds.

• Amir Odom [13:22]: "Missouri AG Andrew Bailey secures felony indictment against Sam Page for stealing by deceit and election fraud."

Andy Frisella passionately criticizes Sam Page's leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing parallels to other controversial leaders.

• Andy Frisella [15:47]: "He was one of the worst executives/leaders, mayors in the entire country when it came to COVID."

Allegations Against Hillary Clinton

Amidst discussions of political corruption, Amir Odom introduces a bombshell claim regarding Hillary Clinton's involvement in a plan to smear Donald Trump using Russia collusion documents.

• Amir Odom [17:24]: "Hillary Clinton approved a plan to smear Trump with Russia collusion declassified docs."

The guests explore the implications of these revelations, linking them to broader narratives of political manipulation and corruption.

Elon Musk Hints at Merger with Apple

Shifting gears, the trio discusses Elon Musk's recent hints at a potential merger between his AI company, XAI, and tech giant Apple. This move has sparked widespread speculation about the future of AI integration in consumer technology.

• Amir Odom [68:15]: "Elon Musk suggests that XAI should partner with Apple to bring Grok to more iPhone users."

The conversation touches on the challenges and ethical considerations of such a powerful merger in the tech industry.

15 Seconds of Liberal Insanity Segment

A recurring favorite among listeners, the "15 Seconds of Liberal Insanity" segment features the hosts humorously critiquing perceived excesses in liberal activism and emotional displays.

• Amir Odom [09:15]: "15 seconds of liberal insanity. Let's check this out."

The exaggerated portrayal serves as a satirical commentary on political polarization and performative activism.

Public Comments and Interactions

Engaging with their audience, Andy and his guests address listener comments, ranging from social media sharing etiquette to critiques of their guests.

• Listener Comment [45:55]: "Is it frowned upon to share the show on your LinkedIn? Asking for a friend."

• Andy Frisella [46:13]: "Don't be a hoe. Share the show!"

Critique of Diversity in Advertising

A significant portion of the episode critiques contemporary advertising strategies, particularly focusing on the backlash against brands like American Eagle for featuring diverse individuals in their campaigns.

• Amir Odom [50:01]: "American Eagle slammed as Nazi propaganda by crazed woke mob over jeans pun."

The hosts argue that such representations are misunderstood and unfairly criticized, emphasizing the importance of diversity in media.

Final Remarks and Thumbs Up/Down Segment

Concluding the episode, the hosts transition into their interactive "Thumbs Up or Down" segment, where they discuss recent news headlines and share their opinions in a binary format.

• Andy Frisella [97:50]: "That's thumbs down for carny rides."

This segment underscores the show's interactive nature and its commitment to unfiltered opinions.

Notable Quotes

• DJ Cruise [03:22]: "Most people fold. People who win, let that pressure push them into immediate action."

• Andy Frisella [35:51]: "Good people should seek power. We have an obligation to seek power so that bad people don't have it."

• Amir Odom [82:00]: "We're creating a society... Where an entire generation is unable to survive without dependency on technology."

Conclusion

Episode 914 of REAL AF with Andy Frisella presents a raw and unfiltered exploration of personal resilience, political corruption, and cultural dynamics. Through engaging dialogues and spirited debates, Andy and his guests challenge listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and advocate for accountability and authentic representation in society.

For more insights and updates, visit andyforcella.com and follow Amir Odom on AmirOdom.com or YouTube under Amir Odom.

Transcript

[Amir Odom]

Yeah Went from sleeping on the floor now my jury box froze up Pole stove counted millions in a cold, bad booty swole Got her own bank roll can't fold just a no head shot case Close.

[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 Cruise the Internet, and we got Odom.

[Amir Odom]

Hey, Amir.

[DJ Cruise]

What's up?

[Andy Purcell]

What's up, dude?

[DJ Cruise]

How are y'? All?

[Andy Purcell]

Good. How long has it been since you've been on the show?

[DJ Cruise]

Two years.

[Andy Purcell]

Really?

[DJ Cruise]

Been two years.

[Amir Odom]

Been two years.

[DJ Cruise]

Been two years. You wanna know something crazy? A crazy story about two years ago?

[Andy Purcell]

What?

[DJ Cruise]

You never really know what, like, someone's going through, because two years ago, less than a week before I did the show, was, like, the darkest moment of my life, pretty much. Because a few weeks, like, less than a week, pretty well, essentially.

[Amir Odom]

God damn it.

[DJ Cruise]

Essentially. I had just left my corporate job of 8 years to join my friend at a startup company. Worked there for about a month, and then I'm driving up from 38 back to Nashville, and he calls me and I'm like, what's up, bro? How you doing? He's like, hey, I'll let you know. Shutting down the company. We don't have any money. And your last check was two weeks ago.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, man.

[DJ Cruise]

And I was like, what? And went from making like, 8 to 10 to 0 just like that overnight. Then, like, two days later, I'm in here, and then I leave here and I go start doordashing. But it was really motivating being in here in that time, because in that time of when shit hits the fan, you can easily go into fight or flight mode.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

You can either flight and, like, just do nothing with your life. You can retreat, you can be sad, or you can just fight against whatever's happening to you and go after it. And being in a space like this, I mean, shit, that. That other building was just dirt.

[Andy Purcell]

Was.

[Amir Odom]

It was. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. It was just dirt. And now there's people in it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And the last time I was sitting here unemployed, like, in my brain is figuring out what the am I about to do. And then now I have employees.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And I have over 650, 000 subs on YouTube, bro. And it's just crazy how much life can change in two years at that. At the age of 29.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Just now living my dream life. And this is great. A lot has changed since the last time I was here.

[Andy Purcell]

That's no accident, though.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, first of all, you're a great guy. And like we said last time, you have amazing perspectives, and you share them in an amazing way.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you.

[Andy Purcell]

You still like the D, right?

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, it does.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I mean, we asked that at the beginning of last show, right? I mean, you got that going for you.

[DJ Cruise]

I've tried the kitty cat three times, and that flag on the play, I'm out. That shit is nasty. But you do you.

[Andy Purcell]

So. Dude. But real talk. Real talk, do, you know, try to give a motivational talk. Look, man, here's the truth. And jokes aside, all right? Most people fold, then. Yeah, most people fold. And people who win, they let that pressure push them into immediate action. Dude. And, you know, in those. In those times, man, that's when we find out what we're really about.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, so you have to.

[DJ Cruise]

I had no choice. And I've been through a lot. We've talked about previously before. I've been. I've seen the car get, you know, repoed.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Homeless. Been sent to conversion therapy the whole. All the nine.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And in that time, it's like, they.

[Andy Purcell]

Send you the conversion therapy to make you straight.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Are you serious? What was that like?

[DJ Cruise]

It was annoying.

[Andy Purcell]

So basically weird.

[DJ Cruise]

Basically, you.

[Andy Purcell]

You like. You like vagina?

[Amir Odom]

It's just, like, show porn, like, nonstop. What is that?

[DJ Cruise]

So essentially, this is, like, a little weird kind of conversion therapy.

[Amir Odom]

Hold on. How old were you?

[DJ Cruise]

I was 14. It's a freshman year of high school.

[Amir Odom]

Jesus.

[DJ Cruise]

And so my best friend at the time, she was like. It was a. Like, my status for. To be honest, and I liked her status. And she went on my Facebook wall and was like, amir, my gay best friend and I love you so much.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, please.

[DJ Cruise]

Out of me to the whole family. I'm sitting at the lunch table. I get three text messages from my mom, like, oh, you're not gay. Like, yada yada is going off, right? And my dad's not in the picture. I mean, obviously, I'm black and gay, so he was never around. It's the truth. Never was around. Begin with. And so for, like, three days, my mom would just cook dinner and then go to her room and I'll get my plate. And then after that, for two weeks, I was meeting with the pastor three days a week. And then every sermon was directed at me.

[Amir Odom]

Oh.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, I'll be sitting in the pew. He's, like, staring down at me, like, reading scriptures about being gay and stuff.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man.

[DJ Cruise]

And then two weeks after that was with the youth leader, who I swear to this day was gay. I swear he was.

[Andy Purcell]

Don't make the same mistake I made. That's essentially what you'll end up as a youth leader.

[DJ Cruise]

That's what it felt like. And then I did two weeks. I'm actually going to see him tomorrow. I did two weeks in my papa's farm out in the middle of Missouri to do straight things because I had no male figure in my life.

[Amir Odom]

Bail some hay and quite I, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Did they ever see Brokeback Mountain? Thank you. Dude, there ain't no straight things.

[DJ Cruise]

I came back still gay, but it was crazy. My mom taught me growing up.

[Andy Purcell]

Straight things.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. My mom told me growing up that being gay was, like, so bad. And she told me that every man on the planet has a bubble of AIDS in their booty hole and that when you have sex, it pops and then they both get AIDS and die. That's what she taught me.

[Andy Purcell]

Wait, what?

[DJ Cruise]

Very traumatizing.

[Andy Purcell]

That you have a bubble in your.

[DJ Cruise]

Booty hole that has.

[Andy Purcell]

That has the AIDS in it. So we all have aids, so don't pop the aids.

[DJ Cruise]

Exactly. So we just stick it.

[Andy Purcell]

So basically it went from you're not gay to do some straight to if you stay gay, you're gonna die.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, that's nice.

[DJ Cruise]

Chaotic.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, you're still here.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I made it out the trenches. Out the fucking trenches. Are we still here and still queer?

[Andy Purcell]

So, well, bro, what else has been going on, man?

[DJ Cruise]

I've honestly just been focused on this YouTube channel.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

It's completely changed my life. I'm very inspired by it. It's great to just, you know, just talk online. Yeah, it's awesome.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

About a wide variety of issues. Black issues, gay issues, generational stuff, motivational stuff. It's all over the place.

[Andy Purcell]

But I love it, bro. One of my favorite things about you, real talk, is like, you don't. You don't put up walls around who you are.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, you speak like one of the things my dad always taught my brother, and I was like, you don't have to, like, stand in one identity.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, you can. You can live in what the way he would say it is. You can live in different worlds. And what he would mean by that is, you know, you can be. You can. You can enjoy doing blue collar work and you can also be a wealthy guy that likes nice cars. And you can also, you know. Exactly. You know what it's like. And you, you have. I. I would say Very parallel perspectives that. That I do. You just do a much better job of articulating them and whatever. No, bro, like, you're good at what you do.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, so I. That's one of the things I love about you, though, is that, like, dude, you. You could speak on everything, and it's not like I'm this. And I have, you know, I tried.

[DJ Cruise]

Hard in the very beginning to make sure that it wasn't in one sphere.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Because my YouTube channel popped off of one video. I'm just very thankful for. I posted one video talking about my frustrations with the gay community. Within a week, it had, like, 1.5 million views, and I gained 40,000 subs. And since that day, I have not left my foot off the gas.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

But I knew from that moment, all right, obviously, I have a lot of gay followers now. I need to switch it up. And then I just gave my viewpoint on some race stuff, and then that came. And then some generational stuff. So I made sure my audience know they can expect a lot of different shit for me, but it's always going to be me.

[Andy Purcell]

And you call it balls and strikes, dude, which is, you know, maybe a little extra balls, but. You knew I was gonna say that, bro. He started laughing. I wasn't gonna say it, but then he started laughing. All right, bro.

[Amir Odom]

Well, that's great, man. Yeah, it's good see you, though.

[Andy Purcell]

It is great to see you, dude.

[DJ Cruise]

Appreciate you guys.

[Andy Purcell]

You haven't aged one bit.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm black. Don't cry.

[Andy Purcell]

I know. I know.

[DJ Cruise]

It don't.

[Andy Purcell]

One of them things, Brad. I hate it.

[Amir Odom]

You got some of it.

[Andy Purcell]

I got. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay.

[Amir Odom]

No wrinkles below. No, that's right.

[Andy Purcell]

It's fresh.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm throwing up.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, let's do this.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, man, let's do it. Let's cruise the Internet.

[Andy Purcell]

There's a lot of going on.

[Amir Odom]

There is.

[Andy Purcell]

We haven't done a show since last week.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, damn. Yeah, there's been a lot of. A lot of things.

[Amir Odom]

A lot. Yeah, there's a lot. There's a lot. But I thought, you know, it'd be good to, you know, get everybody in the mood. We start off with a segment that everybody loves. Fifteen seconds of liberal insanity. All right.

[Andy Purcell]

Only 15 seconds, huh?

[Amir Odom]

Well, you know, we got. Today, you don't need much.

[Andy Purcell]

That's true.

[Amir Odom]

You don't need much.

[Andy Purcell]

A little goes a long way.

[Amir Odom]

That's right. Yeah. You know, about that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's what I heard.

[DJ Cruise]

That's what?

[Andy Purcell]

D.J. told me he's the one with three kids. Let's check 15. I haven't figured out how to use mine yet. Bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Mine ran away.

[Amir Odom]

15 seconds of liberal insanity. Let's check this out.

[Andy Purcell]

Two, one.

[DJ Cruise]

Are they crying?

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. And hugging.

[DJ Cruise]

Is it just like a group scream.

[Amir Odom]

To just let out frustration and then you hug?

[Andy Purcell]

Can't just do it in the privacy like the fucking rest of us.

[Amir Odom]

Like, give him a pillow, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Oh, man.

[DJ Cruise]

All the way downtown, fucking scream.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. You know, I wonder how many, how the carbon was. How much carbon was put in the atmosphere for them to even get there to scream.

[DJ Cruise]

A lot.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Adding into their deranged looks.

[Amir Odom]

And I don't, I don't get it, bro. I wonder, do you think there is some benefit to it?

[DJ Cruise]

You know, I mean, there's always benefit in letting out your feelings, but damn, it's, it's excessive to turn into a whole show.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Go downtown, drive downtown, meet up at the lake, then hold your hands and then scream at water. You can just like anytime do it at home.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I, I.

[Amir Odom]

Listen. I see opportunity.

[Andy Purcell]

I can smell the video.

[DJ Cruise]

It stank.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh?

[DJ Cruise]

It stank.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it does. It smells like people in Chicago. No, it's people that try to use the natural deodorant. Everybody knows the natural deodorant makes people smell like.

[Amir Odom]

Well, the natural deodorant is no deodorant.

[Andy Purcell]

I know, but you know, everybody's into that non chemical stuff now.

[Amir Odom]

I can't best I. Okay. I have to use that though. Like the non chemical stuff.

[Andy Purcell]

Why?

[Amir Odom]

Because I got sensitive skin.

[Andy Purcell]

Really?

[DJ Cruise]

So do I. Yeah, I still use the chemicals.

[Amir Odom]

Really?

[DJ Cruise]

Yes. I don't want my shit to.

[Amir Odom]

I can't do the aluminum. I don't stink.

[Andy Purcell]

No, you don't.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, I got good bo.

[Andy Purcell]

You don't move that much either though.

[DJ Cruise]

He's got a point.

[Amir Odom]

You got to take note when laugh too hard. You know what I'm saying? All right, that's cool.

[DJ Cruise]

That was valid.

[Amir Odom]

No, that's fine. It's fine.

[DJ Cruise]

You haven't put it to work yet. You haven't smelt the natural deodorant yet. But it's okay.

[Amir Odom]

It works for you, it works for me. Yeah, that's right. That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So are you going to this then?

[Amir Odom]

Well, I was gonna say there is an opportunity here.

[Andy Purcell]

Natural deodorant meetup.

[Amir Odom]

We can charge for this.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh.

[Amir Odom]

You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

We got an idea.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. We organize. Listen, brother, not a billion dollar idea, but Like, I mean, we make something off of it. We sell tickets to a Screamathon, okay? They pay us to just come scream.

[DJ Cruise]

There's someone that would do it.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah, they do it.

[Amir Odom]

And, like, especially, like, bro, if, like, if I'm like, you know, put me up there, black guy. They'd have to pay me.

[Andy Purcell]

They have to show up, too. Otherwise it's racist.

[Amir Odom]

Exactly. Exactly. And then we all go hit the foot lockers and shit afterwards. Be great.

[DJ Cruise]

Get some.

[Andy Purcell]

Sounds like a good little Saturday.

[Amir Odom]

Sounds like a normal day in Chicago. That's what that is. Yeah. I mean, you know.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Kicks the show off. Right, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, what else is going on?

[Amir Odom]

Lot going on, guys. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. And as always, guys, if you want to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. you guys can check all of this stuff out there. With that being said, let's get into our first set of headlines. Let's keep it local. We're in Missouri. We've been Missouri.

[Andy Purcell]

I've.

[Amir Odom]

I've been, like. I don't know what it is. I feel. Been, like, really proud to be in a Missourian lately.

[DJ Cruise]

Have you?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, I have. Yeah. Missouri's great. What?

[DJ Cruise]

Nothing.

[Amir Odom]

You're a Missourian. I mean, I know you don't live here, but, like, I did grow up here a lot.

[DJ Cruise]

I came down here every summer growing up.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[DJ Cruise]

But still coming here, it's very interesting.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, no, we got good people here, dude.

[DJ Cruise]

We're good people. Are very good, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, our people are having PTSD from your conversion therapy.

[DJ Cruise]

Yes, that's what it's tied to. Conversion therapy. And Jennings.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

That'S what I'm tied to in Missouri.

[Amir Odom]

That's understandable.

[Andy Purcell]

What's going on in Missouri, dj?

[Amir Odom]

Well, we got to talk about our amazing attorney general real quick. Andrew Bailey laying down some law. We got the Missouri AG Andrew Bailey secures felony indictment against St. Louis county executive Sam Page for stealing by deceit and election fraud. Oh, he's in trouble. Yeah, he's in trouble.

[Andy Purcell]

Sucks to be Sam Page.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, it does. Well, I mean, it would suck to be him regardless. Cause he just sucks. He sucks.

[Andy Purcell]

He loves me.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, he does.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm sure.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah. But Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced that a grand jury has issued a felony indictment against Democratic County Executive Sam Page, which is basically like our mayor, if you will, for the county. Missouri AG announced on Wednesday that a grand jury returned a true bill against Paige, accusing him of abusing taxpayer dollars and Deceiving his own county. Quote, I conducted this investig into Sam Pages alleged misuse of public funds because the people of St. Louis county deserve accountability, not corruption, said Attorney General Bailey. He continued, public officials must follow the law and my office will, will work to ensure that they always do so. According to the indictment, he faces two Class 4 election offenses for unlawfully using public funds to oppose a ballot measure during the 2025 election cycle. The indictment states that Paige authorized a flyer and a postcard campaign with county money between February and March of 2025 in an effort to influence public opinion and defeat a ballot initiative. He also has one count of felony theft and $25,000 or more. Prosecutors alleged Paige misappropriated over $25,000 in postage under false pretenses by misleading county officials into thinking the expenditure was lawful. I mean, he also has another account of felony theft for 750 or more where he allegedly stole at least $750 in county funds through deceitful means. So through all of this, if he's convicted, he's. He's facing about 13 years in prison and fines reaching $24,000 now. I think he should do. Be doing a lot more.

[Andy Purcell]

Are we going to talk about what else he did?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, I mean he, during the COVID dude, that's probably the worst.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, he was the, he was one of the worst. The worst executives slash leaders, mayors in the entire country when it came to Covid.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, he literally defied a court order multiple times. Multiple times. When it came down to like the mass mandate.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh bro, it was, it was straight up power hungry. It was the, it was like California. It was exactly the same. He, he did almost exactly. What Garcia, what was it Garcetti or whatever. Yeah, Garcon or whatever the guy's name in la.

[Amir Odom]

Gascon, I think or something like that. No, that's.

[Andy Purcell]

Anyway, he would just do what LA did every single time.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And it was extremely, extremely harsh and oppressive and threatening. And this dude was basically threatening everybody in the city with going out of business and shutting their businesses down and all this. And, and then he gets reelected, which we all thought was really weird.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So cuz nobody like everybody hates him. Yeah. And then he did. And then he piled on, you know, and some other things about me too personally. So. But yeah, he's a.

[Amir Odom]

This guy now again, you know, Andrew.

[Andy Purcell]

Bailey is a, is, is a buy the book, real deal, patriot American. And I haven't even spoke to him about this, but I hope that he destroys this guy. I hope so that guy, that guy is responsible for a lot of local businesses here.

[DJ Cruise]

Just gone.

[Andy Purcell]

Gone. Yeah, family's ruined because he wanted to play the, you know, the big dog during COVID you know what I'm saying?

[Amir Odom]

That's disgusting, man. Now, speaking on politicians needing accountability, there is a bombshell that's just got dropped today. You guys see this? Hillary Clinton approved plan hatched by campaign aid to smear Trump with Russia collusion declassified docs.

[DJ Cruise]

We knew that to happen.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but wasn't this already put out in the news years ago?

[Amir Odom]

I think the problem is, is that.

[Andy Purcell]

Don'T we have clips of us covering this?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, well, we all, we alluded to it like we all felt that this was what was going on. But like, you know, that was, that's the thing. It's like we, there was no, like they call it smoking gun. Like there was, we didn't, we didn't have the documents that laid it all out. We didn't have the money trails. We just knew that, hey, that looks up and most likely she's up. So, you know, we alluded to it for sure, but now we got the hard evidence, bro, it's all coming out. And I think the craziest piece on this, a new person. Again, we alluded to this, but it's also confirmed now that George Soros was tied into all of this.

[DJ Cruise]

How like, it makes me wonder if the left is even reporting on this at all. Yeah, because they talk all these claims about, oh, Republicans in the right. All they do is lie, all they do is steal. All they do is cheat non stop. They shove it in our faces. But then it only comes out that they've been doing this this whole time, locally and federally. And are they going to be talking about this a lot? Are they going to be.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I think, I think it comes down to the, to everybody else forcing accountability. You know what I mean? Like, I mean, bro, how many videos and commentaries have you done on things like this?

[DJ Cruise]

Valid.

[Andy Purcell]

Me too. You know, and eventually we, we always, our tone always is, is, well, who's gonna do something? Are they going to do anything? We. Are they like, yes, we need to do some. And I, I mean it's going to be interesting, but I think it's important for all of us, you know, you, me, all of us listening to, not let off the gas for accountability for this.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that's, that's the biggest piece. And like, I think that is the important thing because now more and more people are talking about it. Like, I mean, and I got Some of her, her comments. But like right now, even on Twitter, arrest Hillary. That's trending.

[DJ Cruise]

That's good.

[Amir Odom]

And it's been floating between the top spot and number two right now, you know, but, but how Soros is tied into this is that apparently when the, there was a hack back in 2016 that released all the emails, right? And those emails got leaked on WikiLeaks.

[Andy Purcell]

Right?

[Amir Odom]

And they're from WikiLeaks. It kind of went, went out everywhere and then they tried this whole campaign and it just all disappeared somehow. Right?

[DJ Cruise]

It's vanished.

[Amir Odom]

There's over 30, 000 emails. Right? And so like in specifically we're gonna focus in on, on literally one of two of them. Because quote, two of the apparently hacked emails appear to have originated from the Open Society Foundations. The appendix stakes noting that the purported author of these emails was Leonard Bernardo who was the regional director for Eurasia at the Open Society Foundations. All right, and so there's two emails here and then these are being sent. These are communications between Open Societies foundation, the George Soros people, or going to Hillary Clinton's campaign staff.

[Andy Purcell]

Ok, Holy shit. How stupid are you to email something like this?

[Amir Odom]

But they thought the emails were gone, you know, I'm saying like they didn't think they had to worry about it, bro. So let's read this first email. We'll read the important pieces here. But this is an email again from Leonard Bernardo. OK, going to the Hillary Clinton campaign, HRC approved Julia's idea about Trump and Russian hackers hampering U.S. elections. That should distract people from her own missing email. Especially if the affair goes to the Olympic level. The point is making the Russian play a US domestic issue, say something like a critical infrastructure threat for the election to fill menace. Since both POTUS and V POTUS have acknowledged the fact the intel community would speed up searching for evidence that is regrettably still unavailable.

[Andy Purcell]

However, insinuating, insinuating that they would find the evidence after they made the accusation.

[Amir Odom]

After they already said like they know it doesn't exist.

[Andy Purcell]

Right. They invented the accusation and then they would find the evidence.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. And so then by the way, that's.

[Andy Purcell]

What they do to everybody else in.

[Amir Odom]

The and listen to this piece. In the absence of direct evidence, CrowdStrike and Threat Connect will supply the media and GRU will hopefully carry on to give more facts. Okay then in the follow up email. Okay, I'm sorry, in the previous email, the media analysis on the Democrat National Committee hacking appears solid. This is an important story because it would be the first time that we know of that a state deliberately uses the infiltration and publication of data to interfere in the U.S. election. Julie says it will be a long term affair to demonize Putin and Trump. Now it is good for a post convention bounce. Later, the FBI will put more oil into the fire.

[Andy Purcell]

That is treason, dude.

[DJ Cruise]

This is treason. And it drives me up a wall because how often did we hear about Jan6? How often do we hear about all the COVID stuff, all the fake news, a Biden laptop for all of that to be true and all that to just be what is what it is. But then we see stuff like this.

[Andy Purcell]

Bro, bro, think about this. If they're willing to manufacture this to deep in their own word, Julie says it'll be a long term affair to demonize Putin and Trump. Later the FBI will put more oil onto the fire. Well, you, you mentioned January 6th. What happened during January 6th? Oh, 12000 hours of footage don't exist anymore. What happened? What happened during that time? Oh, allegedly all kinds of bad actors who were part of three letter agencies actually instigated and opened the doors for people to walk through into the Capitol. Okay, we could go on and on and on about all of this, but dude, this has disrupted the country for nearly 10 years. And if they're willing to manufacture a narrative out of the blue, what are they not willing to do?

[DJ Cruise]

What else are they currently doing?

[Andy Purcell]

Yes, now they're willing to do anything. Anything to take power and keep power. And dude, this is, this is. I mean, I love that this is actually coming out.

[Amir Odom]

I mean, how do you combat that?

[DJ Cruise]

You can't.

[Andy Purcell]

That's treason, dude.

[Amir Odom]

You know what I'm saying? Listen man, what's your justification here?

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, dude, an example has to be made and it ain't prison. It ain't prison.

[Amir Odom]

You know. Now in the time since.

[Andy Purcell]

Who's the Julie?

[Amir Odom]

So Julie was on the campaign for Hillary Clinton, her daughter or. No, no, no, it wasn't a daughter.

[Andy Purcell]

That's Chelsea.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that's Chelsea. Yeah. Julia. Julie was like campaign manager, basically. Like she was high up on the strategy play of it and apparently allegedly it was her entire plan to do all of this.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, she belongs in the wood chipper right there with Hillary, dude.

[Amir Odom]

Well, I mean it got had to get approved, you know what I'm saying? Like, bro, I'm not about to just run a play I got to run about you. Right? Yeah, I think we can do this. Yeah, all right. Fucking do it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

But if we get caught. We're both going in.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right.

[Amir Odom]

And went to that fact, you know, and then that's what. You know, this bigger picture of why even Obama keeps getting brought up into this is because Hillary was not in any position to, you know, make orders to the FBI or anything like that, officially. That had to come from somebody. You know what I'm saying? Somebody had to give the FBI.

[Andy Purcell]

FBI will pour oil onto it.

[Amir Odom]

Who's giving them that direction? And that's how you bring Obama into this, because cross, operation, Crossfire, hurricane. That was the whole thing behind all of it.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

You know what I'm saying? So, like, it's. It's.

[Andy Purcell]

This is confirmation of complete treasonous undermining of the entire country by a very small group of corrupt people who have decided that the country no longer belongs to you or I, the people who actually have jobs and create jobs and pay taxes. It belongs to them, and they rule over us. And this is what I always say, like you, if you pay attention to Hillary Clinton, People laugh when I say this, but it's true. Look how she dresses, bro. She dresses like she's a emperor.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying? Like, these people do not represent us in any way, shape or form. And there has to be accountability, and it has to be harsh. Traditionally, over the course of humanity, treason is met with very public, very painful executions for the reason of discouraging treason in the future. And this has to be the way. It has to be the way. It cannot be. She goes to prison. It cannot be, you know, anything other than a statement made and how this is handled. And I really, really, really hope that ev. I think the people understand that.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. Something comes of this because it's not right. Especially that they have this big. As we see control on public relations and how they appear to the public. Hillary, Obama, all these people. George Shorts, he look like the most peaceful people. And they donate all the money and they do all these great things, but they are some of the most corrupt. Not. Some of. They are the most corrupt people on this planet.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Well, it's also already been, you know, kind of exposed, too. But like Soros, he's not using his money. That just came out.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, they came out of money.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, they came out with the doge. Like, none of the. The money that was you. That. That was, you know, funneled by the Soros Foundation Open Society. That wasn't his personal money. He's not this philanthropist. That was. That was taxpayer dollars. Like, that's what was uncovered With Doge. He was using our money to fund the Soros, funded prosecutors to fund the. The BLM riots, to fund. So literally all of the divisiveness, all of the destruction. They used our money to do it. Our money.

[DJ Cruise]

That's enraging.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

You know, and what does Hillary Clinton. Because there hasn't been a public statement by her, by the way, at the time of the recording, but she did turn off her comments on Twitter, so now only accounts that. That she follows can reply to posts. Because, I mean, obviously she would be getting destroyed.

[DJ Cruise]

Tore up right now.

[Amir Odom]

Destroyed. But. Yeah, so she hasn't released anything or made any. Any official.

[Andy Purcell]

Bro, they've. I bet they're freaking the out.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah, well, and that's the whole.

[Andy Purcell]

Thing, because also you're gonna start seeing. Dude, here's what you're gonna see.

[Amir Odom]

Canaries.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh?

[Amir Odom]

Canaries singing.

[Andy Purcell]

You're gonna see that, and I bet you're gonna see some suicides. I bet you're gonna see a couple of these people kill themselves and a lot people missing. Yeah. And that's what I mean. I mean, the people who are being accused.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

Kill themselves.

[DJ Cruise]

I think people don't want to deal with it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right.

[Amir Odom]

Well, they've already set up a lot of them to. To be in those positions too. But I mean, that's the other interesting thing. It's like, all right, this is cool. What else is happening, though, you know what I'm saying? Because, like, Epstein stuff. So nobody's still talking about that. Like, I saw a video come out. Like, now they have newly released video that showed some figure going up to Epstein's sale.

[Andy Purcell]

Did you see that Epstein cell?

[Amir Odom]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, the one minute wasn't missing. I didn't see.

[Amir Odom]

No, this was an additional clip. I guess it, like, it was. I don't know if it was.

[Andy Purcell]

No, I didn't see it.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, it came out, like. And, like, they have to zoom in on it, but you see, like, a little figure wearing orange, you know, presumably a jumpsuit or something like that, going up to the only stairs that go up to his sale. Yeah, I mean, there's still a lot of stuff happening here, man. I don't. I don't know what the play is. It's very interesting.

[DJ Cruise]

I just really hope something comes of it. I don't want this to go.

[Andy Purcell]

We gotta demand it.

[DJ Cruise]

Slipping by the buy side.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, we.

[DJ Cruise]

We can talk about this. We're making videos on. But I want actual, like, responsibility for.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, dude can't get away with this. Amir, if they don't have it, there will be no trust in the system ever for anyone.

[DJ Cruise]

People already barely trusted as it is.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I think it's gone. I think to establish some sort of, I would say even a bridge not to re establish trust, but even an opportunity for the government to be trusted again in good faith. There has to be real accountability and it has to be real. It has to be real. And like dude, this woman has marched around with her smug, arrogant for the last decade like she's untouchable and Yeah, I mean we listen, I just don't understand. I, I guess like I have a hard time relating to how you can look out on this country and all the people and the people that are, you know, of all different, you know, backgrounds and they come from different places and they're working and they're paying taxes and to just think that like your is more important than the job that you were elected to do ultimately. Right. Like we need selfless leadership in that, in a position like that, you know, and clearly the government has become a self serving entity. You know, people don't go to serve in our government anymore to make people's lives better. They go there so that they can get in on the gravy train and milk the system and make their lives better and be immune from any accountability for anything.

[DJ Cruise]

Get money and just power trip.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right.

[DJ Cruise]

The older I get, 29 right now, the older I get, the more I realize that just because someone's older than you doesn't mean they're smarter or they're more educated, they're more qualified for a role. Yeah, it's like after, it seems like after 25, is there an equal playing field of people who are actively changing their lives for the better? People who are stagnant and then people who are just very selfish and self serving. And there's a lot of people in office right now, they're just self serving, don't give no crap at all about anyone else in this country but themselves and their family would do anything to cash a check or, or you have some type of power to mandate this role or do this or that. And it blows my mind how they can like look out at everybody in this country and say oh I love you guys, like yay dude.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I'm saying.

[DJ Cruise]

And it's so, it's like a movie, it's like a scary movie. How someone can be that misguiding and deceitful just in front of our faces.

[Andy Purcell]

Do you think that people are Buying it anymore. No, I don't either.

[DJ Cruise]

People are rising up and I think. I mean, we're testaments of that with what we do online, but people are awake, especially after Covid because Covid was so personal. I think it has to get personal for someone to care.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah. I mean, it has to come on the doorstep.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. It reminds me of a little bit like the school shootings. You know, there's kids getting shot every day in Chicago, but the second a school gets shot up, it's like, oh my gosh, like, what's going on? And I think it. Covid was so personal that it woke a lot of people up to the BS and the lies. And I'm just hoping this trend stays up where more people are saying enough is enough. Yeah, but with the amount of votes Kamala got last time, that was still.

[Andy Purcell]

But did she?

[DJ Cruise]

I mean, hell, that. With stuff like this, right?

[Andy Purcell]

Exactly.

[Amir Odom]

Makes you question everything. I want some Nikolai to Chesky action.

[Andy Purcell]

I do too.

[Amir Odom]

That's what I want.

[Andy Purcell]

I want some blood and guts, bro.

[Amir Odom]

That's what I want.

[Andy Purcell]

That is what I want. And I'm not scared to say it. And you know what? It's not. It's not illegal to say that a revolution is required to restore power in this country. That is protected speech. And these people. Hopefully it's not required because our elected officials right now will do what they're supposed to do.

[DJ Cruise]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

But if they don't, that is going to be what's required.

[Amir Odom]

That's the thing is like, you know, Andrew Bailey again, like, bro, phenomenal patriot. Great dude. We don't have enough of them. Yeah, we need. We need about 20 more. Andrew Bailey's strategically across this country, all in the.

[Andy Purcell]

I believe he wasn't picked as the AG because he's non corruptible.

[Amir Odom]

I think he was gonna make too much.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I think he would have. I think he would have done all the things that were promised and when he was told not to do them, he would have done them anyway. And that's why he wasn't picked as ag.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, because.

[Andy Purcell]

Which is exactly who we need is ag.

[Amir Odom]

Uncontrollable in that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruise]

The people we really need the most barely get the power that we need them to have.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. And that's why it's a responsibility for good people to seek power.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. That's real, man.

[Andy Purcell]

We. We all look as good people, you know? Look, I'm not saying I'm the best fucking dude in the world. I'm saying I'm not A fucking crazy tyrant yet. Yeah. But what I'm saying is, is good people look at. Good people have been trained to see the seeking of power as a negative thing. And if you train good people to believe that being poor is a positive quality of a great life, you know, stay humble, stay meek. Okay? They're easy to control.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

If you convince people that seeking power is a negative thing, then what do you end up with? You end up with all the good people saying, I don't want power because it's bad. And who gets it?

[DJ Cruise]

All the bad people.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. And so we, the good people, have to realize that a lot of what we've been taught is to our own demise and to their benefit. There is nothing wrong with making a lot of money. There's nothing wrong with being successful. These are things that provide for other people. And you can really only understand that if you are a successful person. But they tell everybody if you seek those things, you're a bad person. And the same thing goes with power if you're power hungry. It's your ego. No, actually, good people should seek power. We have an obligation to seek power so that bad people don't have it.

[Amir Odom]

So that's how it used to be, bro. That's how it used to be, bro. Like our, our country was founded on the idea that like, like if you see a problem, you go fix it. And then once the problem's fixed, you can go back to doing your. You know what I'm saying? Like our, our senators and our congressmen, bro. They used to be farmers, bro. Like they had farms and to run. And they see a problem that was coming down the stream that was going to affect them or their neighbors, hey, I'm going to go do this. I'm going to serve my two year, four year term. I'm coming back to my farm. Yeah. Once I finish.

[DJ Cruise]

Very caring. It makes me wonder how many non profits actually, like, complete their mission statement and then fall away. Oh, bro, like how many nonprofits out there, like, all right, we're here for this goal. Go complete it now.

[Andy Purcell]

Most of them are lies. Most of them have less than 5% of their actual money, make it to the cause that they advertise. And that's a way for these rich people. So, dude, when people get really rich, they start a foundation, right? The Frisella Foundation. Donate to the Frisella Foundation. We're going to do all these crazy things that are good, and then people start giving me money. And then I put my dad and my mom and My brothers and my sister and everybody on the payroll, they all make a bunch of money. And then we go out and do one little thing of that and be like, look what we did. And that's the game. And it's all tax free. And this is a. This is why you should always, like, really dig into where you donate your money. If you want to do good things.

[DJ Cruise]

Sure.

[Andy Purcell]

Or even better, do it yourself, I must say.

[Amir Odom]

Because the truth of it is, whether you donate to them or not, your tax dollars are definitely going to those places. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, and that's the other thing. These tack. These companies get into this game. I want to say companies, but charities, non profits, get into this game of acquiring, like the Hillary Clinton foundation or the Clinton foundation, where they get all kinds of money from our government, which is our tax dollars. So our tax dollars go to their foundation and then their foundation doesn't pay taxes, which means they can write off jets, they can write off lifestyle. They can. Nothing that they do. All that shit's justifiable. Like, I want to fucking a G650. I fucking start a foundation. I say, we're going to. This is what they did. We're going to build houses in Haiti and give me a bunch of money. The government gives them money, they buy the jet. Oh, the foundation only has X amount of dollars left. We could build a hut over there for those guys. And then they live. It's all theft. It's organized, tax free, legal theft. And most nonprofits run by people like this are that way.

[DJ Cruise]

And this scheme is. You can see it everywhere in our governments. This corrupt is a giant circle of just kickback after kickback, corrupt person after corrupt person. But it's because of what you're saying, how there isn't enough of good people actually going in and making changes because they're just so discouraged from doing so.

[Andy Purcell]

Well and they discourage you on purpose.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that's the other thing, too. Like, I've also learned over the last couple of years, bro. Like, it doesn't take much to buy somebody.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Amir Odom]

You know what I'm saying? Like, like it's different for every level.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[Amir Odom]

But it doesn't take much, bro. Like, I mean, you look at people like Cori Bush, who. I'm going to be the person who goes in to fix all of this, and then they give her 60 grand in a fucking, you know, book deal. Where is she now? You know, saying she gets her boyfriend.

[Andy Purcell]

That's why they get these people, bro, because they pull these people out of the street. If you Give someone out of the street 60 grand, that's more money than they've ever had in their life, bro.

[Amir Odom]

For sure.

[Andy Purcell]

So, like, when you. Someone gives you, regardless of where level you're at, more money than you've ever had. That's, that's. And by the way, these people are dumb, okay? Like, AOC is a dumb. All right? But they came to her and they said, hey, we'll make you somebody, and we'll do this and we'll do that.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And now she's somebody.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Like, that's. That she's going to do whatever they say.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Well, conversely, like. Okay, like, let's say you are a good person, right? And you do want to make some change. Well, you got to get on one of these special committees, right? Like, you got to, you know, you want to be on the Ways and Means Committee or the Judiciary Committee so you can really, like, affect some change. Well, those seats cost hundreds of thousands.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Your. Your donors pay for that, right?

[Amir Odom]

Okay, cool. So, like. All right, I'm a big old guy. Okay, well, I'm going to pay for your seat. But when it comes down that you got to make these decisions on here.

[DJ Cruise]

I mean, blows my mind that that's even a thing that happened.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, no, bro. If people knew how it actually works, like, sick people would fucking. If people knew. If they. If people truly understand how the money is stolen from us and how the laws are created and how votes are decided, there would be a revel. There would have been a revolution 30 years ago.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, it's this. The. We live in an illusion. It is not we. It is not what they tell us when we're going through grade school about, you know, this is the land of opportunity and everybody has a chance. And this and that and this. Yes, there is some truth to that. And there would be a lot more truth to that if our government actually was set up the way that it's supposed to be set up. But it's not. No, it's. Now it's just a money theft scheme that is for them and it's at our expense. And until it's cleaned up, dude, we won't see the country rise to the level that it should be. Right. The funds don't make it where it's supposed to go.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, every four years, the Democrats. Every two years, the Democrats go into the inner city and they say, look what the white dudes did to your city. The white dudes didn't do to your city. Actually, the white Dudes don't go down there because they're afraid. Okay, here's the problem. The people that you vote for who say, we're going to get all this progress, steal the money. They steal the money, and you don't get shit. And until we clean that up and people understand that, truly, like, dude, this is why the division is such a fucking obvious play. If. If black people and white people and Mexican people and everybody hates each other, there's no conversation. Right. It's like Covet, remember?

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like with COVID it was like, we're closing down all the restaurants. We're closing down all the bars. Why are the bars and restaurants closed? Oh, because the seeds of revolution are sown in taverns. All right? If they create blocks for communities to not be able to communicate effectively, then nobody can ever have the conversation of, hey, man, I think they're us, bro. I think you know what I'm saying. Yeah, exactly.

[Amir Odom]

Matter of fact, take it a step further. Don't even invite your family over to Thanksgiving and Christmas.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

You can go to Walmart.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Don't worry about the mom and pop shop.

[Amir Odom]

Stay six feet away from everybody.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[Amir Odom]

It's insane.

[Andy Purcell]

That was all for communication. That was all for communication to. To create so much angst and frustration and anger amongst even the family that we could not communicate. Because remember how high the. The. The anger was? Like you were either mask or you were no mask.

[Amir Odom]

Grandma killed either. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And by the way, they don't want people having conversations about the truth.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

They don't want.

[DJ Cruise]

That's what. I've never been that shadow banned and that censored in 2020 in my entire life. Yeah, well, yeah, but have money locked away in meta because I was racist and homophobic, which, I mean, there is some, but still, it's just insane that even happened. And we're seeing all this now. We're having all these conversations and it's all digital and we're online. What the hell is the history books? And what was going on in 1920, 1930.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, they had with the damn newspaper.

[Amir Odom]

It's been a long time. Geez. I'm talking about.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, Amir's been digging in.

[DJ Cruise]

It's like, what. What is it? What's even happened? What's the truth?

[Andy Purcell]

Do.

[DJ Cruise]

We don't know anything.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a fair question.

[DJ Cruise]

We know nothing. All we know is what we talk about. Hey, you see this? You peeping this. What's going on here? And they sense of that so bad. Because they know when we do get together and we do people all the. We will get together and actually make a change.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, it makes sense as to why certain things you cannot talk about.

[DJ Cruise]

Hello?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Cannot talk about certain things. Because if you do, you're a bigot.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

You're a racist. You're an anti Semite Oyve. You're a denier. The out of here.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

If there's. What if there's nothing to hide, then what the are you. What are we doing?

[DJ Cruise]

What are you doing?

[Andy Purcell]

Right. Exactly.

[DJ Cruise]

If you're just honest and you're open, everything is easy. We ask me like, come here. How you just get on there and talk sometimes. I'm being honest. You just talk like you're talking to a friend. You just speak.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro. The whole thing here, the whole thing is, is that they had a power control structure that was so easy for them for the last hundred years. And then all of a sudden this new technology came out which ironically they invented.

[Amir Odom]

They gave it to us.

[Andy Purcell]

They gave it to us, which is the best part of it. And now we have social media and instant connectivity that they developed the three letter agencies and they thought they were going to use it to control everybody they thought they were going to be able to control. And then, you know, like, we're going to have millions of fake accounts and we're gonna, you know, thumbs up the. That we like and we're gonna censor the. That is crazy. And they thought that they were going to use all of these tools to curtail and curve the narrative and it's blown up in their faces and I love it.

[DJ Cruise]

It's amazing to see.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, it's great, man. Guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments. We got more in store though, to get to. But before we get to headline too, let's cruise some comments. I only got a few. You know, we've been out. We've been out for a minute, but we got some. We got a couple to check in on. Let's cruise these comments real quick. We got L.V. davis. Is it frowned upon to share the show on your LinkedIn? Asking for a friend. Don't be a hoe.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know. I don't do LinkedIn.

[Amir Odom]

LinkedIn, it's a. It's an interesting thing.

[DJ Cruise]

I've heard it's becoming more of like a social media platform now.

[Amir Odom]

It is changing. Yeah, like you can post on there and like, it ain't just like, you know, corporate shit. I guess it's fine. Al that's fine. Hey, sharing the show, that counts.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I agree.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, you're not a hoe. Thank you. Let's go to surge. 308 says we want our slop. Where is CTI? Too busy building a business or something. Get your shit together, fellas.

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, I know, I know. Yeah, I listen. I feel a massive amount of guilt and shame for actually doing things in real life.

[Amir Odom]

That's what it is.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. So here's your slop. So we got.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. So we have lots of slop coming your way.

[Amir Odom]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

More. We actually do have a lot of slop coming your way. You're going to be very happy.

[Amir Odom]

Where is that?

[Andy Purcell]

I'm going to start calling all of our content slop. Agree with half the Internet.

[Amir Odom]

Well, I mean, here's a dangerous thing. We almost started a revolution.

[Andy Purcell]

Did we?

[Amir Odom]

We did. Well, fuck JCA NYC.

[Andy Purcell]

Why didn't we?

[Amir Odom]

1776. I think I stand for everyone when I say put a motherfucking show out immediately. Are you okay? Why the fuck is there no shows out this week? Do we need to revolt?

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[Amir Odom]

They thought we got got, man.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm waiting for you guys to do some shit. Fuck.

[Amir Odom]

I thought we got got.

[Andy Purcell]

I thought. You know what? I thought we almost had a revolution.

[Amir Odom]

We almost did.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, the 1776 adds a great touch to that.

[Andy Purcell]

It does.

[Amir Odom]

It does. He's ready.

[Andy Purcell]

Ah. All right.

[Amir Odom]

We're back, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I am ready for the revolt.

[Amir Odom]

That's right, guys. We do appreciate you for being real ass fans, though.

[Andy Purcell]

We just march all the way to Washington. No, we'll. We'll get the. We'll get the apc.

[Amir Odom]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

We'll get the mrap.

[Amir Odom]

Okay. Our Bronx.

[Andy Purcell]

We'll drive up in the front. You can ride. I know you don't like to move with your.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Your fake deodorant. You know what I'm saying? We don't up your game.

[DJ Cruise]

We don't want to smell anything.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. We also don't want to smell anything. That's true. No maple syrup. You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah.

[Amir Odom]

I see what's happening. That's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

What?

[Amir Odom]

No. That's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

No. And then we can, like, all march. I'll walk.

[Amir Odom]

That's right. We got reverse the roles here.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right. Martin would be proud.

[Andy Purcell]

You could even call me Django.

[Amir Odom]

That's what it is. Yeah. It's like, it's.

[Andy Purcell]

I wear the purple outfit.

[Amir Odom]

I'm down. Yeah, I'm down. All right.

[Andy Purcell]

Who's gonna be best dressed at the revolution.

[DJ Cruise]

Massa who.

[Andy Purcell]

Massa who's massive though.

[DJ Cruise]

Whoever will be in charge. It'll be the best dress.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, I mean, bro, like that suit. You know those suit, like.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's what I'm wearing.

[Amir Odom]

Some pretty pimp shit.

[Andy Purcell]

If I die, I want to be buried in it.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that'd be so sick. Yeah, mine fit me good too.

[Andy Purcell]

It would suck to not. It would start to die, but. Yeah, you look good.

[Amir Odom]

All right, let's keep the curve.

[Andy Purcell]

All the. All the real cops and real police and real military with us anyway. That's real, you know, let's just assemble.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, I wonder how. What? Do you think that thing gets to the gallon?

[Andy Purcell]

Not a lot, but it doesn't go very fast, so that's what I'm saying. We can march.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. I want to ride a horse the whole way.

[Andy Purcell]

I want to get a big ass white horse. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, hell no.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, I get a black horse.

[Amir Odom]

Okay. Yeah, well, now, I don't think that would be good either. Get like a brown one or something.

[Andy Purcell]

You want to ride the black one?

[Amir Odom]

All right, I'll ride the big white one. All right, Paul.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm already indoctrinating you. Let's go.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

You need to come with me.

[Amir Odom]

Next time, headline two, guys. Let's keep this cruise cruising, all right? Let's talk about some publicity that's. That's happening with the. The Guru in the room. Let's. Let's. Let's talk about this. This is making some rounds in virelity right now. Sydney Sweeney.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, dear.

[Amir Odom]

American Eagle slammed as Nazi propaganda.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man.

[Amir Odom]

By crazed woke mob over jeans jeans pun. So leftist Tick tock is in full pitchfork and torch mode after a new ad formation.

[Andy Purcell]

All seven of them.

[Amir Odom]

All seven of them, yeah. Featuring actress Sydney Sweeney. Used to play on words with some claiming it's full on Nazi propaganda. So the ad features Sweeney, who's 27, clad in a pair of the brand's jeans and a denim jacket, talking about her jeans jeans. I got the clips. Check them out.

[DJ Cruise]

Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color. My jeans are blue. Sydney Sweeney has great jeans.

[Andy Purcell]

Nazis. Nazi. Nein.

[Amir Odom]

Nein. Nein.

[Andy Purcell]

Is that the only German word you know? Yeah, yeah, the only one.

[Amir Odom]

You could say donkeysang. Nine. Yep. And there's more. I mean, there was a couple of ads. I mean, it's a whole campaign. This is another one. Check this out. With a German shepherd has no kids.

[Andy Purcell]

It really does have a German shepherd.

[Amir Odom]

All Right, everybody a little too much there. All right, man, that might be too much. I don't even think about the German shepherd, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Whatever, dude.

[Amir Odom]

That's pretty.

[Andy Purcell]

It's hilarious. But. But these people are pissed. Yeah, well, they're ugly.

[Amir Odom]

This is hot.

[DJ Cruise]

They're mad. She's hot. And it's so stupid because what is being hot?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, you have.

[Andy Purcell]

You look good.

[DJ Cruise]

What is looking good? You have great jeans.

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, these people are mad their day in the sun is over.

[Amir Odom]

They're mad they can't fit in those jeans.

[DJ Cruise]

Hello.

[Amir Odom]

I know how that feels, bro. I get it. I'd be pissed too.

[Andy Purcell]

I think they're mad that no one gives a about their stupid shit anymore.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, no, it's great.

[Andy Purcell]

I said it a year. I said, you're going to whine and whine and whine and wine. Eventually people are going to be like, fuck you. And here we are.

[Amir Odom]

Well, here's.

[Andy Purcell]

And look at her. Her jeans are blue too.

[Amir Odom]

I think her jeans are big blue.

[Andy Purcell]

They might be a little bigger jeans, but they're blue. Why she upset?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, why are you upset? Like a blonde hair, blue eyed white woman is talking about her good genes.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes, because they are good. What the fuck is wrong with saying that?

[DJ Cruise]

What have we endured the last 10 years of black boy magic, black girl magic, Support black owned businesses. This is all like cater to black genes. Literally, like the genetics. That's all you've been doing this whole entire time. And you're mad that someone white that looks good is getting some attention and you're automatically saying, oh, this is racism, Nazi propaganda. What the hell have we been seeing these past few years? We make up 13% of the population and we're making up over 50% of all the advertisement. It's making me racist now.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm looking at people and I'm sitting.

[DJ Cruise]

Here like, why are there so many blacks These.

[Amir Odom]

Now when I'm driving out of my grocery stores.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you. When I'm driving down the interstate and I see a black person on a billboard, I'm like, why? Ew. Like, did you even get there? Did you even earn that? Because we're constantly giving handouts to everybody.

[Andy Purcell]

Hold on, hold on. That's a valid point right there. Okay? All you said was valid. Because the truth of the matter is this. White people have never been able to say, I'm proud to be white.

[DJ Cruise]

Never.

[Andy Purcell]

By the way. I don't even give a fuck about being proud to be white because I've never had the ability to say it. So my identity has Never been in. I'm white. Like, it's just like I'm a. I'm a fucking Andy. You know what I'm saying? Like, and ironically, I don't even want that. I don't think that's healthy. I. I think that in America at least, you know, yes, you could be proud of who you are, but it shouldn't be your number one thing that you identify yourself with.

[DJ Cruise]

No, it's so weird because my ass is out there slaving away, getting whipped nonstop, getting bushels of cotton for mass and making plans to Harriet to go running all for us in 2025 now to filter businesses by the color. To just be promoting black people nonstop for literally nothing.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, notice that most of the people mad aren't even black.

[DJ Cruise]

No, they're racist.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

They're white people who are racist and feel guilty about it.

[Amir Odom]

That's what it is.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, it's literally racism.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, I haven't seen hardly any black. I've seen a couple, but like, they were like the pink hair black people. They were like them there are they them. You know I'm saying. But like, I've not seen any real, like, people, black or white, be like, yeah, this fucked up. I seen a lot of them make a fun of these people.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, for sure. I mean, I mean, here's the other thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Look, bro, listen, you're ugly. You're jealous. You don't know if you're a boy or a girl. You got a trans flag in the back. You got a coffin. Like, you're weird, okay? And. And you take pride in being weird. So why the do you even care that she looks hot? That you, you. You're the one that says, I love who I am. I know who I am. I'm a they them. I'm a this, I'm a that. Here's the truth. You're starved for acceptance and attention. And now your ridiculous way of getting the acceptance, acceptance and attention has run its course with society because we are all tired of pretending that you guys are beautiful and that you're fucking smart and that you're successful and that you're. Dude, listen. You're a bunch of weird motherfuckers. That's the fucking bottom line. And society is done celebrating weirdness for the sake of weirdness. I don't care how you live. I don't care what you want to do. I don't care if you want to cut off your own dick. If you're old enough to do it, fucking do it. I don't care. I don't care. But you are not going to convince me that because somebody who is white and looks sexy. And by the way, I think many years ago I said that the advertisements were going to get back to this. Okay. I think we could probably find that clip.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

I said it many of times. Who's been telling you, yeah, if you're not pro America, bro, you're going to get your ass fucking canceled.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And you're seeing it right now. That get woke, go broke. Shit.

[Amir Odom]

It's real.

[Andy Purcell]

Real shit, fucking real. It's 10 times more powerful than the cancel culture of two years ago that they had. So you business owners better think really long and hard about your stances, because what we have here is a bunch of companies making policy around allowed my minority. And then the majority say, you know what? Fudge you. And we still have these people who run these companies who are terrified to fucking like to speak up and be a part of a fucking pro freedom movement.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. It's like they're being held hostage.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, bro, you're not. Listen, you're at a point now where you're missing a huge opportunity.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Because the pendulum swung and like, the companies that have done it, because now, dude, people are bitter towards the companies that have rode the fence.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And I can tell you this, the amount of messages I get in a day that are like, bro, I'll never shop anywhere else, or innumerable, it's the most popular message I get. And it's because of the shit that we stand for. You know why nobody will care about your company? Because you rode the fence. You rode the fence before you rode the fence. Now you rode the fence during the biggest opportunity of our lifetime to stand for something that matters because all you care about is money. And it's become very clear to people, consumers are very smart and they're going to spend their money with pro freedom, pro America companies. It's already happened. Now that we're getting back to common sense where, you know, you could say, oh, well, there are beauty standards, and they aren't 400 fucking pounds. And you know what? £400 on the, on the, on the COVID of a magazine, it says, healthy. We know better.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

We know better, bro.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

So, like, off.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Here's a good thing, though, because it didn't just stop with, I'm sure these.

[Andy Purcell]

People are getting destroyed, right?

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah, they are. They are. They absolutely are. But it didn't just stop with American Eagle. There's a lot of companies jumping in on this Train right now. Let's get our next one in here.

[Andy Purcell]

We got Duncan.

[Amir Odom]

Duncan is in the in. The conversation left is melting down over Duncan's latest genetics ads. Now, this came just days after the American Eagle. The donut company is the latest to find itself in the liberal firing line of trash can lids and pool noodles. After dropping its new commercial featuring the summer I turned pretty star, Gavin Casalingo. Yep. Let's check this out.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep.

[DJ Cruise]

Look, I didn't ask to be the king of summer. It just kind of happened. This tan genetics just got. My color analysis is back.

[Andy Purcell]

Guess what?

[DJ Cruise]

Golden summer, literally.

[Andy Purcell]

I can't help it.

[DJ Cruise]

Every time I drink a Dunkin Golden Hour refresher, it's like the sun just finds me. So if sipping these refreshers makes me the king of summer, guilty as charged. The Golden Hour refresher. Only a ducking.

[Amir Odom]

They say.

[Andy Purcell]

The golden shower refresher. Because I'm going to tell you right now, that's what that ad looks like.

[DJ Cruise]

How are they mad that they put a gay guy in an ad?

[Amir Odom]

Is he gay?

[DJ Cruise]

I. No. I don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

You got gaydar. Is he gay? He's gay. That mirror thought he was gay.

[DJ Cruise]

The ad was gay.

[Andy Purcell]

The ad's super gay.

[DJ Cruise]

The ad.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't want to say it.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, yeah, my golden.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't want to say it straight up. I was going to let you say it because you say it better.

[Amir Odom]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

But yeah, it's super gay.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. And it's giving daddy's credit card vibes.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, my God. For sure. It gives Cape Cod.

[Amir Odom]

Here's the thing, okay. I'll be honest. I miss it. I miss that.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh?

[Amir Odom]

I missed that. I want, I want, I want.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, it certainly isn't Nazi. Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

It's not Nazi. No.

[Andy Purcell]

How is putting a guy. How is putting a gay kid.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Nazi. That's not a fucking Nazi.

[Amir Odom]

I'm just saying if I was doing that, that wouldn't be my move, you know?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

I mean, German shepherds.

[Andy Purcell]

Fucking swastikas and shit.

[DJ Cruise]

Kanye, you know, thought about this earlier. Would been a great. Because the liberals are so mad at this ad, but what if American Eagles campaign was really to focus on how anybody can look good in their jeans and their jeans and what if it didn't stop at sitting? What if it maybe.

[Andy Purcell]

How do we know that that's not the next commercial?

[DJ Cruise]

Right. What if it was a Zendaya next or a Lizzo next? It just a whole campaign. Anybody?

[Amir Odom]

I hope it's not Lizzo.

[DJ Cruise]

Anybody can look good in their jeans and their skin. In their jeans, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. You don't even know if that's. That might be the campaign.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Here's the thing. Who knows and who gives a right? Like, I don't care.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I think it's brilliant because we're all talking about it.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Well, here's the other. Well, we got one more company.

[Andy Purcell]

By the way, Lizzo is full of. Okay. Because Lizzo lost all that. That's right.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

She went out talking about all that. You know, I'm happy. And by the way, remember I said, bro, I used to be £350? I know. They're lying, okay? And you could say, oh, I feel so good in my skin and all this. You're lying. It's not comfortable to be that fat. Society is not built for that. When they start asking you for seat belt extenders and you can't find clothes that fit, and you're the size of a house and you're sweating while you're, you know, standing, rushing your. Yes. Like, it's not healthy. It's not fun. And Lizzo went around for years saying body positivity. Look at. And now she lost all the weight, which, by the way, I'm glad she did. Good for her. But you're full of shit. And you were full of shit then, and you're probably still for sale now.

[Amir Odom]

Well, here's. Here's the thing. So it didn't stop at Duncan. Yeah, we got another.

[DJ Cruise]

Someone else.

[Amir Odom]

We got another one. And we got Arby's, baby. Arby's in the heat. Arby's is in on it now. And guess who they decided to go with. You'll like this, Andy.

[Andy Purcell]

Who?

[Amir Odom]

Sophie Cunningham.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, well, that's a good one.

[DJ Cruise]

Who's that?

[Amir Odom]

Sophie.

[Andy Purcell]

She's the WNBA chick that, that.

[Amir Odom]

She's on Caitlyn's Scene.

[Andy Purcell]

She's Caitlin Clark's bodyguard.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that's right.

[DJ Cruise]

That's a double. I'm gay. So there's sports and women. I don't.

[Andy Purcell]

You know. Well, first of all, don't feel bad. Nobody knows that, sport. Yeah. Okay. Like, thank you. It's not. Has nothing to do with you and this. People don't know. Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Straight people don't know that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. We only know that because. Because we covered it on the show.

[Amir Odom]

Cover it. But.

[Andy Purcell]

So don't feel bad.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay.

[Amir Odom]

But, yeah, you got. You got Sophie Cunningham. She's. She's. Now, she got an ad deal with Arby's and they're on it. This is. This was the the ad, Sophie posted this saying, I have the meats with the shirt that says hot girls eat Arby's. Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

And this is. This is somehow bad too.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, she's hot.

[Amir Odom]

She. She's. Well, I mean, she's. She's nice.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, she ain't ugly.

[Amir Odom]

No, she's not ugly. She's not. She's not. No.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, here's what it is.

[Amir Odom]

Angel. Reese. I meant the other one, Brittany Griner. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

No, no, she's. She. She. She presents herself very confidently.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Which comes off as attractive.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Okay. Well, she. So she said, I have the meats at Arby's. And then Arby's reply, which is attractive.

[Andy Purcell]

It's not. Comes off as attractive. It's attractive.

[Amir Odom]

Check Arby's reply, though. Somebody needs to take their account. Hell yeah, you do.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, they got the meat.

[Amir Odom]

So she says, I have the meats. Hell yeah, you do. What's wrong with that?

[DJ Cruise]

That's amazing.

[Andy Purcell]

What's wrong with that?

[Amir Odom]

Somebody needs to take their account.

[Andy Purcell]

No, bro, this is how marketing's done now. Like.

[Amir Odom]

Well, I want to. I want to bring this up because I think we need to show what. What marketing looks like from the left and how fucked up they actually are.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

I have this clip that's been going around. It's a. It's a wnba.

[Andy Purcell]

It is nice to see some white people and some advertisements.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you. Yeah, I'm tired of the black.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, look, man, I.

[DJ Cruise]

You know, excessive.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not saying I'm. Listen, here's the thing. For the last six years, five years, six years, you have legitimately not seen a complete white family in an ad. Okay. You haven't. You. You know, generally speaking, what do you see?

[Amir Odom]

It's mixed.

[Andy Purcell]

It always is. It always is. And it's like, bro, not. Not that there's anything wrong with the mixed family. I don't give a. But like, most families aren't.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying? So, like, when we, you know, it's nice to see society kind of going back to the. That always was, like good looking people in ads. Like, hot girls selling sex sells. That's real. That is real. Okay. So. I don't know. I'm kind of happy about it.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Well, let's see the left's attempt at marketing and how that works for them. So this was a Gatorade ad. Okay. Have you guys seen this yet?

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Amir Odom]

So it's a billboard with all the.

[Andy Purcell]

WNBA players that says, let her cook.

[Amir Odom]

So listen, to this. Listen to this.

[Andy Purcell]

Let her cook, bro. Bro, like, get in the kitchen.

[Amir Odom]

Listen to this, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, she cook whatever she wants to. Meat low for pork, steak fried potatoes at cornbread. Be good. Really? Anything, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

They didn't think that one through, dude, at all.

[Amir Odom]

Let her cook, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Bro, you know what happened there. And what happened there was. It was so obviously offensive that nobody in the office wanted to point it out. I couldn't even point it out because they would have went to hr, bro. Like, dude, if you're. That's how politically correct the office has got for a while. And the big corporate offices are like, that. That was so. Bro, nobody missed that. No, just nobody wanted to say anything.

[Amir Odom]

Let her cook.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Oh, if you put that out, they're gonna say, get in the kitchen. What do you think about women?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Right, right.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm reporting Andy to hr. Right? Like, that's the whole thing.

[DJ Cruise]

That's actually. That's. That's really believable.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, no, it is. Listen, I've been in a gazillion meetings. I promise you that's what happened. Because we have a very loose culture, and sometimes people don't want to point out obvious like that. So, like, in a. Think of, like, in a stiff culture.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, you're scared to say anything.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah. Because they're like, look, they're gonna think I'm the biggest.

[Amir Odom]

They're gonna think I'm the one.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. No, no, no. I don't want her in the kitchen. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

How it could be viewed, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Remember that one time, dude, Remember that? Yeah. I had to catch some. One time. I don't even want to say what it was, but. But it was very similar to that.

[Amir Odom]

It was, like, very. It was. It was.

[Andy Purcell]

It was innocent.

[Amir Odom]

Very innocent.

[Andy Purcell]

It was. All right, I'll just tell the fucking story. All right. Like, five years ago, okay, we had some new flavors of a product come out, and two of the flavors were watermelon and grape. All right? And. But there was, like, five flavors, right? Okay. So for, like, all the other flavors, it was a white. White people. But then on the watermelon of the grape, it was black dudes, black athletes, man. Did you do that, Joe? You're the one that did that. Yeah. And I had to catch it. I caught it. Like, I saw him posted. I said, hey, when it was posted. Yeah. Oh, yeah, it got posted.

[Amir Odom]

Just the carousel.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I had to call the guys, and I'm like, did no one notice this?

[Amir Odom]

It's like, no, because we're not racist, but.

[DJ Cruise]

But it's valid. But.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes, but. Yeah, but, dude, this was, like, a time. This was like, during George Floyd. The height up. Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

So, like, we had to be paying attention into that.

[Andy Purcell]

But, like, dude, nobody wanted to say anything because nobody wanted to be the guy that says black people. Like watermelon and grape. No, I like watermelon. Grape, too.

[Amir Odom]

I like pig's feet.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

No chitlins.

[Andy Purcell]

But, dude, it was like, yeah, you know, now everything's. Everything's a lot.

[Amir Odom]

We're getting back to the swing.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but, like, dude, people get afraid because they don't want to be the. The one that points it out. Yeah, let her cook. Let her cook. What's the next one? Let her make sandwiches. You know what I'm saying? Gatorade goes good with a turkey sandwich.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, that's right. That's right. Dude, listen, it's up, man. It's up. Guys jumping on the conversation. Let us know what you think. Down.

[Andy Purcell]

You were the one. You were the guilty party there. I know you don't, bro. He does it. No, like, dude. Oh, man, I saw that, bro. I. If I die of a heart attack, just know you were part of it. Got it right on the phone.

[Amir Odom]

I'm like, I saw it immediately.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, guys. Yeah, I think we got a problem.

[Amir Odom]

Houston, we have a problem. Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

What was funny is nobody said anything, but it was only a matter of time.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, yeah.

[Amir Odom]

For sure. However. Yeah. Yeah, man. We got one more headline. Let's get to our third and final one. We got headline number three. This is an interesting play. Elon Musk. Let's talk about him. Helen reads. Elon Musk makes bold play for an unlikely marriage with $3 trillion icon.

[Andy Purcell]

What.

[DJ Cruise]

What does this mean?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, well, so Elon Musk has been openly hinting at a historic merger in the business world, suggesting that his company, xai, should partner with tech giant Apple. Musk. Muskus. Musk. I hate his last name, man. Musk Co. Is the corporate face of his popular AI chatbot, Grok, which functions similarly to competitors like Chat, GPT, Claw, Gemini, and Co Pilot. Meanwhile, Apple has struggled to bring its own AI programs to consumers, notably delaying improvements to the Siri voice assistant until 2026. So venture capitalists started openly speculating this month that Musk and Apple make the perfect power couple in the AI world, with XAI bringing Grok to even more people using iPhones through this proposed partnership. And apparently, Musk, he actually just just bought a former Apple designer Joanie Eve's hardware startup for a reported six and a half billion.

[Andy Purcell]

Billion.

[Amir Odom]

So the story here is you got tech giants coming together.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, I'm just gonna say this.

[Amir Odom]

Tech giant.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm just gonna say this right now. Elon. We put the show on Twitter now. Okay, Elon, I have the greatest tech hardware, software company that's going to ever exist right now. It just hasn't launched yet and nobody's done it and nobody's ever thought of it, and it will change the fucking world. Call me. Continue. Yeah, I'm being dead serious.

[Amir Odom]

No, for sure. But my thing on this because, I mean, I saw this as an interesting, you know, interesting topic. Sure. Right. But I think I have a per. I have a problem with this. Right. I don't. I'm not big on monopolies and I feel like that's all this is.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Monopolizing power. Monopolizing.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, you know, there used to be a time when the government would deregulate these.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[Andy Purcell]

Big. These big. But they don't do that anymore because these. They pay so much money to the politicians. No, back in the 80s, the phone companies were like, that deregulated. So many broke them up.

[DJ Cruise]

Road.

[Amir Odom]

I mean, they did it to a bunch of industries.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And. And, yeah, this is the tech. The tech world should not be controlled by four guys.

[Amir Odom]

Right.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, when does a partnership get translated into, like a monopoly? Like, it's one thing to partner with another company, but it's another when everything is just becoming into one.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. A big incestuous conglomerate.

[DJ Cruise]

And I don't need everything to be related. Like, I drive a Tesla. And there was an update that came through that puts Grock in the car. I don't want Grok in the car. Just give me the damn car.

[Andy Purcell]

Not only that. Did you see the. Did you. We covered this. We. Well, we were going to cover it. Did you see they opened a restaurant?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, yeah, the diner.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, the diner in la.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Yeah. Terrible.

[Amir Odom]

You gonna go?

[DJ Cruise]

If I was out there, probably would.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. But see, I say the same thing. But see, like, they did it wrong. They did totally wrong. Nobody wants to go in and get chicken and waffles at a place that smells like Windex. Right. Like, they're trying to get people to adopt the technology and become. Because they got this robot that does the popcorn and.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I don't like. I don't like all that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but. But like, dude, what he's trying to do is to get people more comfortable with the technology. And that's not a way to do it. Like how it should Be done is like, dude, what kind of restaurant do you want to get chicken and waffles at? For real?

[DJ Cruise]

Like an actual chicken shack.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, but what. What is the atmosphere like?

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, it's very. Just like grungy. Like, just real. I don't know. It's like very.

[Andy Purcell]

So you want.

[Amir Odom]

You want Grandma's in the kitchen.

[Andy Purcell]

There you go. You want. You want a red and white checkered tablecloth.

[DJ Cruise]

You want to go in an actual diner?

[Andy Purcell]

You want to. You want a woman to come in who's, you know, know a big jolly woman who calls you honey and let her cook. Dude, for real. And you want to have that experience and. And instead of making it smell and taste like this futuristic thing, why don't you make it smell and taste and feel like the old thing and then work the technology into it, you know, like, that's where. Because what you're. What he's. Look, this is a whole. We could do a whole podcast on why this is not the best idea for what he's trying to do. But if you're trying to get people to adopt something different, you want to tie it to something familiar.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And that's not what's happening with the technology. And that's why people are resisting it so much, because I see the deeper.

[DJ Cruise]

Intent that you're looking at behind it. So now when I'm going on long road trips in my Tesla, most of the chargers are at a gas station.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, there's that.

[DJ Cruise]

A gas station that go inside real quick, but it'll be like. And then if I'm charging for a long time, I'll walk to a restaurant. But the way he's doing it is incorporating all this tech and the AI and the robots, when in reality, if he would just open up an old school diner with the driving movie theater, but actual people. And I know they have rollerblades and stuff, but not so much tech heavy. Yes, it'd be fine.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro. People would adopt it much more easily.

[Amir Odom]

Like, he's shoving the dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Make it Americana, bro. Do like a. A drive in a. What do they call that?

[Amir Odom]

The movie theaters?

[Andy Purcell]

No, the. Not driving, but like Sonic.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Where they come out on roller skates.

[DJ Cruise]

Now they do do that. There's. Which is interesting. They do come out on roller skates there. And they have. They have the movie, but at the Tesla thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

They have a lot of the robots there too, doing all Optimus. I don't know. They have a lot of the robot.

[Andy Purcell]

Doing a lot of stuff, bro. I want to Walk in and get good food. Like, the food he's trying to serve is the thick bacon and the, The. The comfort, wholesome Americana food. I want to have an Americana experience. Oh, and by the way, you could still do that and tie in your rope like the, The. The robot would stand out even more in a place like that, you know, so come buy my tech. You can control the world, and I'll help you with your restaurants. Yeah, and I. I want a boat.

[Amir Odom]

I want a boat.

[DJ Cruise]

How deep this. In, like, this partnership that he wants with Apple is going to get or how. What he's envisioning? Because my brain, I see X and Apple, and knowing Elon, not personally, but how he is, I'm immediately jumping to neuralink and iPhone. And I'm like, does he have plans for that in the future? Where he's integrating for sure, all these chips, people's phones, and then like, easy thinking to super far plus.

[Andy Purcell]

Let's. Let's be real, dude. Apple lacks an innovative leader right now.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Like, they don't have. Apple hasn't changed or innovated since Jobs passed away. It's been the same thing. They, they use the strategy of planned obsolescence, which is an expiration date on technology, intentionally to drive their revenue. So we're. We're seeing this, right, every time that we get a new iPhone now, there's new chargers and new plugs and new. And that's what they have to do to maintain revenue to cover for their lack of innovation. So if I'm Apple, regardless of the monopoly that it would create, like just strategically talking business, a partnership with Musk might not be a bad idea because he is a visionary creative thinker in terms of how to use the hardware.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Apple's become a hardware company. You know, they make a phone, they make, you know, a new. A new release, you know, every year with new. And that. It's not real innovation, it's fake innovation. And they. They plan it. It's called plan obsolescence. Wozniak told me all about it. You know, so they need some help with that, but I don't know that it would be good for the world. Yeah, I don't trust Elon Musk in terms of like, and this is not personal against Musk. I don't trust anybody to have that much power and control over society. And then they do it under the guise of capitalism. Right. I'm a capitalist. But there's ethical capitalism and then there's unethical capitalism. And once a company gets too Much power. Just like when a government gets too much power, it becomes very easy to see yourself as the creator of culture as opposed to serving people and solving their problems. You know, it becomes about control instead of help.

[Amir Odom]

Well, here's the other issue, too.

[Andy Purcell]

We're seeing that more with AI too, bro.

[Amir Odom]

And that's what I'm about to say AI is about.

[Andy Purcell]

AI is about dependency. It's not about they. They sell it to you and say it's great, but really it's about dependency. Because once you start in, and there's already studies that are showing this, your intelligent level drops, your IQ drops, you're.

[DJ Cruise]

Not creating new neural pathways. You're actually depending on the tech. And Sam Altman just talked about this on a recent podcast. He was saying, that guy's a genius, dude. He is.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

That millennials use Chat GPT more as like a. Oh, I'll go to this for this. Quick question or advice with this. Whereas Gen Z and Gen Alpha, they're using as like an operating system for literally everything. And I feel like it's only going to make people dumber.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And we're going to see younger people have Alzheimer's because the older people are getting Alzheimer's because you're not using their brain a lot. And we tell them you do puzzles.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Stay active.

[Andy Purcell]

Which does that create in the long term? Dependency.

[DJ Cruise]

Dependency, right. And we have all these young people depending on Chad, and they're not thinking because you can be in school.

[Andy Purcell]

And.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I'm only using ChatGPT for this class. I don't care about. But it's the act of learning that helps you learn, not necessarily what you're learning. It's the act of creating these new neural pathways and becoming a better, stronger person that prepares you later on in life to tackle challenges and know how to operate through it.

[Amir Odom]

Absolutely.

[DJ Cruise]

If you're not going to have that because you're depending on Chat gbt, where do we end up?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, dude, let's think about it like this, bro. Let's just say that the three of us are the evil overlords that we think these people are not Elon, but like Soros and Klaus Schwab and all these people at the top. Netanyahu. Okay? All these people at the top that push this globalism from either publicly or privately. Let's just say that's us, okay? And we're like, fuck, we want to control the world and we. We want to maintain control and maintain power. The easiest way to do it is the way that they're doing it. They're creating tech that creates dependency based upon convenience, and then they are leveraging people's financial greed to put more dependency into the system. All right? A lot of people right now. How many people have their life savings in Bitcoin? Okay? And by the way, I'm not here to argue. Can you make money in Bitcoin or not? What I'm saying is this. If I were the head honcho of the bad guys, what I would do is I would unleash the tech, which AI tech has existed far, many years ago, okay? It's not new. It's new to us. I would release the tech, lower the iq, create as much dependency on convenience every. Every which way, okay? I would make it so that an entire generation of people is unable to repair a small gasoline engine or change a tire, or grow food, or take care of themselves or. Or hunt or defend themselves. And I would do that slowly through the implementation of technology, which, by the way, we are many years already into. Okay, the thing. And I will just say this, the things that I know how to do are probably 60% less than what my dad, who is 80 years old, still knows how to do, okay? And I'm a capable man by my generation standards. Now, once I get everybody, once I get this long enough, going long enough, you know what I do? Turn the power off.

[Amir Odom]

Turn the off.

[Andy Purcell]

I turn the power off. There's no money. Nobody knows how to survive. And within weeks, I depopulate the planet because there will be chaos and war and no ability to know how to survive.

[DJ Cruise]

All at the switch of a button.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruise]

Which this sounds. Because some people can say conspiratorial, but it's literally, if you just keep life going as it is right now, that's all. It's a. It's already happening. It's a likely contender if everybody's at home using chat, GPT for everything, Amazoning everything, doordashing, everything, and not leaving the house. They're just at home. You're just getting more dumb and more dependent.

[Andy Purcell]

Would you be able to survive without power today if they turn it off right now, would you? I'm talking about right now. Like, right now. We walk out of the podcast. What the would you do? There's no power. Your car doesn't run.

[DJ Cruise]

It went for a little bit.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but where are you going?

[DJ Cruise]

A generator.

[Andy Purcell]

So is everybody else.

[DJ Cruise]

It wouldn't last that long.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I'm saying, dude. And we're creating a society. And by the way, I don't Have a better answer than you. I'm not saying, like, hey, I'm prepared.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, all the society that we're creating is a very dependent one. Is not really. It's not promoting independence and free will and teaching people how to, you know.

[Amir Odom]

In fact, they demon.

[Andy Purcell]

That's intentional.

[Amir Odom]

I'm gonna say they demonize that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

You know, I'm saying those preppers, look.

[Andy Purcell]

Look, they're right wing extremists, right? Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

Well, that's why I say to the.

[Andy Purcell]

Other, let's put Mike Glover on the terror list because he's teaching people how to survive.

[Amir Odom]

Build campfires. Yeah, that's the other danger part of this, man. It's like we got to remind ourselves, we, our government. This current administration, which is one of my issues with it, just set up for the next five to 10 years to have zero regulation on any of it. You know what I'm saying? With this AI, you know what I'm saying? So it's like we know, we see how fast AI is moving right now. They just gave him 5 to 10 year. Unlimited. Unlimited scope.

[Andy Purcell]

Whatever happens, dude, even bigger than that. Like, that allows people really, unless they're like very technical technology versed what that. Dude, what that allows is for every fucking person's information, every person's creative copyrighted information, every fucking thing that everyone has ever done in the history of mankind to be scraped into someone's large language model of AI which protects nobody's work that's ever been done. Like, there's so many problems with this, dude, it's. Look, there's so many obvious problems with this. It cannot be a reasonable thought that they just unleashed it, not knowing like an ignorance.

[DJ Cruise]

I mean, an easy example is Elon, and if you look at what he's doing with. I forgot the name of it. The Cyber Cabs versus. Oh yeah, yeah, the little Cybercast versus Waymo, the self. The really self driving like Ubers or whatever. You look at Waymo studying the roads and creating their tech and you know, trying herself to be a business. Elon, he just flipped a switch. He's been getting all this data, all this AI from everybody driving a Tesla since 2012. All those Google Map cards you see driving down the street, they needed to do that to then have the street view in Google Maps. Elon, he just, he was like, oh, I'm already have all these Teslas out on the street. They're already getting all this data. I'm just going to record all that data. And they're literally every single Tesla on the Road now is my own, basically a Google Maps car. And then I have all that data and now at the flip of a switch, oh, I can turn my car into a Cyber Cab because he already has a date. He's already full.

[Andy Purcell]

Like wait ahead, is that a new. I didn't know. So, so you can make your car.

[DJ Cruise]

Cab in the future? Yes, they're already making Cyber Cab.

[Andy Purcell]

So basically you can make your car an unmanned Uber and pay for in about two years.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, they already have some in Austin, but I can personally buy a Tesla for like 30,000 and then send it out to the road while I'm not using my car for it to work. And that's what Elon's pitching is saying your car should never be parked. Like if you're at home, let your car go Uber and then come back home because he wants a little capital aside and you know, make the money.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, greed is the avenue to adoption.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. And it is interesting that you talked about how, you know, what's the long term game. That was Elon's long term game. He's talked about this for years. And I mean, I think you all into. We've been given the data.

[Andy Purcell]

Do you think he's doing it for malicious reasons or do you think he's just that smart? He's like, this is a great idea and not thinking about it.

[DJ Cruise]

I think he's a genius, but also think he's. I think he's very smart and very innovative. But I almost want to go down the route that he's just not a realist. But he's just saying, okay, AI is already unleashed, so he's already looking 10,000 steps ahead. Well, while I'm here, what can I do to make the most money? I already know it's already here, so. Already know self driving cars are going to be things.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but dude, after, after a certain amount of money, bro, like it doesn't matter. And he's not a money guy, bro. He doesn't own a lot of that with Twitter.

[DJ Cruise]

He just, oh, let me just, just sign off all these billions.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, bro, I mean he, outside of an airplane, which is a booger compared to what he can buy, he could buy the airplane companies. He, the guy lives reasonable, you know. So like, I don't know if it's about money, dude. I, I think the guy, I look, I'm not, I don't know him. So it's all talking out of my ass. And you know, and what I can deduce from watching him, I mean, I think the guy's so just so smart that he thinks this up and acts. Like a lot of times in business, dude, the fastest executor is not always the best businessman.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Because they, they execute on ideas quickly without thinking of the long term repercussions. And so like good CEOs, great CEOs have the vision to weigh all the options before they pull the trigger. Good CEOs will execute so fat. Which, which they come across as very good in a lot of situations. Like people say, oh, he's great. He executes sometimes. And by the way, for those of you that listen for business content, this is not you. You need to execute more. Sometimes people are so fast at executing, they fail to recognize the detriments of what the plan could provide later. And sometimes I look at Elon and I think he's a brilliant dude.

[DJ Cruise]

Yes.

[Andy Purcell]

Who is not a great CEO because he does not think before he goes. And maybe that's me giving him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he sits in his plane with a evil mask on and you know, like, I don't know. But I know enough people that know him and they're friendly with him. They like him.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, So I don't know.

[DJ Cruise]

That's extremely valid because when you say that, the main example that comes to my mind is Samsung and Apple. Samsung sells a lot of parts to Apple. It's a use, especially their screens. But Samsung's very quick to put out a feature.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

For example, you think of like Apple Pay. Everybody knows what Apple Pay is. Everybody uses Apple Pay, that tech Samsung's had in their phone since 2010. And they acted so fast on it. But then Apple's like, we could do this. How do we scale it out? What's longevity? What's the marketing? What's the play here and now? Every. It's just everywhere.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

And that's a good example of that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, it's it. There's many. There's multiple personalities that fit into us. Most people don't understand that CEO is a hired position. It's not always the founder. Like you could go on LinkedIn or put your feelers out and find very effective CEOs. The best CEO is the guy who can develop the best plan and execute the plan at the perfect time. And just because someone's worth $200 billion doesn't necessarily mean that they're the best CEO. I know people will get upset when I say this because they'll say the game is to make money. Yes. But if someone's exceptionally brilliant. They can make the money. You get what I'm saying? So he really, in my opinion, I think he needs some people in between him and the outcome. Yeah. That say, hey, here's what could happen if we do this and this and this. Which I'm sure he. Dude, this guy, this guy's not.

[DJ Cruise]

He needs his own team. He's good at hiring and creating teams.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Innovation of Tesla. Tesla and Neuralink and SpaceX. He's good at putting those teams together. But he needs like a Elon team. Like he needs his own damn team to figure out his ideas and how they're getting pushed out. And that'd be very effective for him.

[Amir Odom]

And what it means for the fucking world.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, that's what I'm saying. Like he, there needs to be some consideration to the amount of power that has, for right or wrong, been collectively bestowed on him to use it responsibly.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. 100 man. Guys jumping on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. With that being said, we have our final segment. Thumbs up or dumb as as always. We're bringing this up. Bring a headline in and talk about it and we vote on it. We give it one of those two options. Amir, let me ask you something. You like amusement parks?

[DJ Cruise]

Yes.

[Amir Odom]

Okay.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, like it's kind of unhealthy how much I like it.

[Amir Odom]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

I, I like the atmosphere. But I, I, there's things about I don't like.

[Amir Odom]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

Like I don't like when I go to Six flags and there's 400 pound ladies wearing see through fishnet outfits as the COVID up in the chairs. And then bikinis and then they have a two foot long turkey leg, you know, and a wooden mug. Like we're in the. It's, it's a weird dynamic that makes me uncomfortable. Like we're at a, we're at. What do they call those festivals? The Renaissance Fairs.

[Amir Odom]

Oh yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

We're kind of in the Renaissance Fairs. We're kind of at, like, we're kind of in the 80s. It's like kind of at Old Country.

[DJ Cruise]

Buffet, Dollywood in Tennessee. They have a, you walk in and you cut a right and it's like a parking lot for the, the scooters. And you go in, everybody has a scooter and they're just scooting around.

[Andy Purcell]

No shit. For the big people. Yeah, for everybody.

[DJ Cruise]

For the big people.

[Amir Odom]

I can't stand that.

[Andy Purcell]

If you're too big to fucking walk around an amusement park, you should probably just, just don't go well. You should probably try to lose some weight.

[DJ Cruise]

You know what's funny about the theme parks is that now they have so much chaperoning policies and not allowing teenagers in because I wonder what it's like, what color person, what group of people changed the rules for a theme park.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I mean, it was obviously white supremacy, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, it's holy white kids.

[Amir Odom]

Bunch of. Bunch of dunkin donut cows.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a bunch of nerdy white dudes. It's the Brian running through with their pocket protectors. No rhythm.

[DJ Cruise]

Everything fun is getting ruined. And that's what I don't like. But I love them.

[Amir Odom]

Well, okay, all right. Well, specifically the rides, all right, because this just happened. Amusement park ride snaps at Saudi Arabia park with 23 reported injured. An amusement park ride malfunction in Saudi Arabia has reportedly left 23 people injured with three, three critically hurt. No one dead at this time, but video of the incident shows the ride with 360 degrees written the top. It's swinging back and forth before the arm with the spinning wheel carrying passengers snapped off the frame of the ride. Let's check this clip.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not getting on that anyway.

[Amir Odom]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Zero chance.

[Amir Odom]

Sound. The sound comes back in.

[Andy Purcell]

There's no. There's no chance I'm getting on that.

[DJ Cruise]

I want to know who made this. Oh, hell no.

[Andy Purcell]

That's why I don't get on the rides.

[DJ Cruise]

See, I'll get on a ride at a theme park that is nationally known and recognized and you follow the rules. I don't know what Saudi Arabia got. I don't know what they're like.

[Andy Purcell]

You don't get on no carney rides.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, no, no. You mean like, like, especially if they're rides like this?

[Amir Odom]

This?

[Andy Purcell]

I don't do that. No, no, no carney rides, bro. You go to a carny ride and there will be jacked up with wooden blocks and like, y. No, for real. The thing will be moving like this.

[Amir Odom]

Bring it to south county.

[Andy Purcell]

You look at the guy, and there's a guy standing next to it. Looks like Joe dirt smoking a cigarette. He said, that's all good. Yeah, it's good. Don't worry about it.

[Amir Odom]

Rubber bands, completely safe.

[Andy Purcell]

Zero duct tape. I've been doing this my whole life.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Smell the motor oil.

[DJ Cruise]

Look at like, if you look. Boat ride. That's a semi truck. You literally just fold it up and then it's literally on wheels and you just drive it away, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

That ride used to terrify the out of me. Oh, you didn't like the boat ride either, did you?

[Amir Odom]

Well, yeah. For different reasons.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Triggering.

[Amir Odom]

Yep.

[DJ Cruise]

Memory.

[Andy Purcell]

You try to get on there and look for the basement. Where's my chain, dude? The. I don't know what that, bro. I was never in the rides, bro. Like, because of that.

[Amir Odom]

Now I'll tell you what I do like there. Funnel cakes.

[DJ Cruise]

Now we know that.

[Andy Purcell]

Funnel cake. Yeah, that's right. God damn near Amir's right. Mirror is getting a permanent seat, right?

[DJ Cruise]

Honorary facility.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Anytime you come through, you better stop by and do a show, dude.

[Amir Odom]

The.

[Andy Purcell]

The. Yeah. No, I'm not doing it, bro. I do like carnivals and fairs. Like, I like that. Holy. Dude. No way. Is that real?

[Amir Odom]

That's real. That's real.

[Andy Purcell]

That guy died, huh?

[Amir Odom]

Oh, for sure.

[Andy Purcell]

Holy man.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah. Yeah. And this was the.

[Andy Purcell]

God.

[Amir Odom]

That was the.

[Andy Purcell]

That's where it went. But that was a different one, right? That you just showed.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, yeah, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, look, man, there's some serious. Dude, did you. Do you guys remember that story from the guy in Kansas? The. The. There's a congressman in Kansas City. From Kansas City. Whose son. Whose son went down a water slide and got his head cut off.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. It's called Veru. I'm. I'm very plugged into theme parks.

[Andy Purcell]

You know this one?

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So what happened?

[DJ Cruise]

The Veru basically was a. The world's largest, like, water slide. It was kind of the ones that you sit in a little boat. Like a water coaster. It would go down and then it went up and then back down. And they were trying.

[Andy Purcell]

He wasn't heavy enough or something.

[DJ Cruise]

He wasn't heavy enough. They're trying to do the math on that. Going back up. And they had a netting over it, but the kid just wasn't heavy enough. So he went down, then went up and. Yeah. It. He cut his bro, snapped his chin and decapitated him. And then his body went back down a water slide.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And everybody was just greeted with blood in a body.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah. Because they're just. His dad's a congressman.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amir Odom]

The. The fucking Tower Power at Six Flags here. Remember to snap that dude's leg off.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, when I was a kid, there was a. There was one stand up roller coaster out there at Six Flags and some lady fell out of it and died.

[DJ Cruise]

Someone got. It's a lot of Just nar.

[Andy Purcell]

Remember that.

[Amir Odom]

I'm cool.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I'm cool.

[Amir Odom]

I'm all right.

[Andy Purcell]

And then they. They took it down and they put. Where the. That's where the ninja is now. I I still, I do like, like, I do like those rides at the theme parks, but I do not do carnival rides.

[DJ Cruise]

I won't do the carnival rides and I won't do a theme park. That's not a big check known if I, I will.

[Andy Purcell]

I.

[DJ Cruise]

Unless the ride's been up for a long time, you won't find like a family park. I want to support it and, you know, the atmosphere. But no, not put my life on that.

[Amir Odom]

I did. Like how like all the, the people on this, they still had their garbs on.

[Andy Purcell]

What like the bro, that.

[DJ Cruise]

So that is safe.

[Andy Purcell]

Check this out. That 360 part, that's the counterbalance of the weight.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

And then look, when it breaks it fucking hammer somebody, dude. Like, somebody gets hammered by that whole counterweight which has to be thousands and thousands of pounds, and then go back.

[DJ Cruise]

And slam right into it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Oh. How did that not kill anybody? How did that not kill anybody, bro? That's like hitting somebody with 10,000, 50,000 pound hammer, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Had to.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Well, nope, that's thumbs down.

[Amir Odom]

Thumbs. Will nobody die yet? So I'm thumbs up for that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's good.

[DJ Cruise]

Thumbs up for life.

[Andy Purcell]

But thumbs down for carny rides. Yes.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Is that a carnival ride or is that a park?

[Amir Odom]

You know, I know it's. It's an actual like amusement park that.

[Andy Purcell]

They have Kyle Kadaya.

[Amir Odom]

That's what it is.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. No, you guys sound racist so bad. I really. They're opening up a new theme park. It's partnered under Six Flags and have some really reputable companies back in these rides. But I can't go.

[Amir Odom]

Why not?

[DJ Cruise]

They don't do gays.

[Amir Odom]

No. Where did that. When is the ticket?

[DJ Cruise]

It's deep up in Saudi Arabia. It's.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, well, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

I think so.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, remember that guy wore that gay shirt at soccer game and next day he was dead.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

I've never.

[Amir Odom]

They don't, they don't play that.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm not. They have this new coaster coming out like 600ft drop and I want to ride it, but I'm not. I'm not going.

[Amir Odom]

You could play for one day though.

[Andy Purcell]

You said you, you.

[DJ Cruise]

No, I can, I can pull some cat.

[Andy Purcell]

I can.

[DJ Cruise]

I can be straight.

[Andy Purcell]

Look, bro, we all know, we know you're all's game. We're very aware. I can pull it. I'm the gay best friend. You could be naked in front of me. I know.

[DJ Cruise]

I told the girl. Oh, yeah, I'm gay. It's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

Titties out.

[DJ Cruise]

Titties out.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes, out. Yeah, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, my gosh. Yes. It's okay. But no, I. Dude, we're on.

[Andy Purcell]

We're on to you. It's the girl. The girls. The girls are the ones that are getting fooled here.

[DJ Cruise]

Listen, it's a good time.

[Andy Purcell]

I bet it's not bad. I've thought about trying it a couple times. Hey, girls. Hey, girls, it's me.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, my God, it feels so real.

[Amir Odom]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, that's actually real.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

I mean, can I touch him? Like, yeah, go ahead.

[Andy Purcell]

Hong Kong.

[DJ Cruise]

And I'm like, this is kind of.

[Amir Odom]

I tell you, I'm going to jail.

[Andy Purcell]

What's going on down there? Don't. That's a physical reaction.

[DJ Cruise]

It's fine.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm not actually attracted to you.

[DJ Cruise]

I've done that once at a college party. I had to pee, and my friends drug me in the girl's bathroom with them. And this girl's throat scream like, it's okay, I'm gay. Which I would never do that. Like, now she's like, oh, my gosh. Yes, it's fine. And then kept here.

[Amir Odom]

We'll use a stall together. It's fine. Yeah, yeah, I do it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it's a problem.

[Amir Odom]

So we want to call cops and, like, what the man?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[Amir Odom]

It's crazy.

[Andy Purcell]

We're onto your game.

[Amir Odom]

We get it sometimes.

[DJ Cruise]

Sometimes I could be straight.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what you do, straight stuff.

[Amir Odom]

That's what it is.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, bail. Hey, bail.

[DJ Cruise]

Hey, you know, get my hoe and do some raking.

[Andy Purcell]

Do some ho shit.

[Amir Odom]

Ho shit.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Turn into a wife. Honestly, it's probably Jamal. Jamal's my alter ego. Yeah, it's my middle name. My angry black man. And he gets hood. And I'm thinking about, like, Jamal will be straight, you know?

[Amir Odom]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

He does some real hard.

[DJ Cruise]

Real hard, you know, hard street women and, you know. You know, getting all up in there and. Yeah, you know. Where you going now? I'm good.

[Amir Odom]

Oh, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Guys.

[Amir Odom]

Andy, Amir. That's all I have.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Hey, bro, thanks for coming in, dude.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you for having me.

[Andy Purcell]

It's great to see you, man.

[DJ Cruise]

Likewise.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, next time you're on your way to your Paw Paws to do some. Some straight. Yes.

[DJ Cruise]

Definitely do that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Amir Odom]

All right.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, tell everybody where to find you.

[DJ Cruise]

You can find me at amirodom.com a M I R-O-O-M.com or just YouTube. Just Amir Odom, and it'll come right up.

[Andy Purcell]

Cool. All right, bro. Thanks for coming in.

[DJ Cruise]

Thank you for having me.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, guys. You know the deal don't be a hoe show the show, yeah Went from.

[Amir Odom]

Sleeping on the floor now my jury box froze a bowl Stove counted millions in a cold Bad bitch booted swole got her own bank roll can't fold just a no head shot case close.