926. Andy, Adam Calhoun & DJ CTI: Patel Taps Missouri AG As Additional FBI Co-Deputy Director, DeSantis Says State Lines Won't Protect Illegals Criminals & Cracker Barrel Unveils New Logo

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Episode 926: Andy, Adam Calhoun & DJ CTI

Date: August 22, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this lively and unfiltered episode, Andy Frisella is joined by rapper/entrepreneur Adam Calhoun and co-host DJ Cruise (“Cruise the Internet,” CTI) for a candid, humorous, and often heated discussion on culture, politics, manhood, viral news, and the current state of America. Topics range from personal growth and prison stories to the appointment of Missouri’s AG to the FBI, the role of Israel in global politics, illegal immigration controversies, and Cracker Barrel’s new logo. With passionate rants, loaded opinions, and frequent digs at modern society’s direction, the trio challenges narratives and encourages listeners to face uncomfortable truths.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Adam Calhoun: From Struggles to Success

Timestamps: 04:33–09:50

• Adam’s Background:
  • Grew up listening and writing rap as a teen, hustling in Chicago when there were few other white kids in the scene.
  • Faced legal troubles (aggravated battery, fighting, even with a police officer), resulting in prison time—a period he credits with forcing him to mature:

    “There's nowhere to run in there. You kind of just have to look at yourself and say, I'm either gonna thrive in here or I'm not gonna make it home from here.” [06:00]

  • Post-prison: Redirected energy toward music, fatherhood, and personal development.
• Mental Health Among High Achievers:
  • Adam and Andy both discuss the challenges of mental health in driven individuals:

    Andy: “I think we have less people to talk to and relate to that can relate to the things that we go through.” [08:52]
    Adam: “We're like the same thing that drives us also f***s us up.” [08:46]

• Music Career:
  • Adam’s music is noted for addressing controversial, important issues that most artists avoid.
  • Upcoming “War Tour” spans 33 dates starting September 19th.

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2. Patriotism and "The New Normal"

Timestamps: 12:06–19:00

• Cultural Shifts:
  • Discussion on being “pro-America” and pushback against political correctness.
  • Frustration with silent majorities:

    Andy: “For the first two years, we're going places, and everybody's like, oh, bro, we love what you're doing... I'm like, well, could you say something, bro? Like, what the f***?” [15:18]

• Gender, Social Norms & Political Trends:
  • Adam rails against progressive movements regarding gender, with support from the crew.
  • Calls for traditional values in family and relationships, juxtaposing "traditional women" with "liberal misery":

    “Marry a traditional f***ing woman and be happy or marry a liberal and be miserable.” [18:09]

• Personal Tales & Comic Relief:
  • Stories about dog ownership and the perils of clogging toilets at someone else’s house [19:15–21:36].

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3. Headlines & Deep Dives: Cruising the Internet

Host: DJ Cruise

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a. Missouri AG Andrew Bailey Appointed as FBI Co-Deputy Director

Timestamps: 23:55–29:28

• Missouri’s AG Andrew Bailey leaves elected post to become FBI co-Deputy Director alongside Bongino and Patel.
• Andy & DJ tout Bailey’s expertise:

  Andy: “Bailey's a body slinger, dude, bro... That’s what we need.” [27:07]

• Belief that figures like Bailey will bring real action instead of just talk to high levels of government.

  Adam: “We need guys that are good at knocking heads off.” [29:41]

• Hints at internal political maneuvers and growing confidence that “bodies are going to get slung” as corruption is cleaned out.

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b. U.S.–Israel Relations, Anti-Semitism, and "America First"

Timestamps: 30:14–43:41

• Netanyahu’s Media Comments:
  • Netanyahu complains about “deceptions and lies” against Israel, suggesting regulation of social media algorithms.
  • Andy’s response:

    “Israel and the Israel mafia. Not Jews, not all Jews. They've controlled the media for ever... This is the first time you've not been able to control the outcome of information and you're upset about it.” [32:12]

• Protecting Basic Truths and Cultural Assimilation:
  • Andy and Adam argue that challenging fundamental truths (e.g., gender, nation, values) destabilizes society.
  • Extended historical analogy involving Jews in Rome and the dangers of forced assimilation—or refusal.
• Anti-Semitism Laws:
  • ADL labeling “America First” as anti-Semitic discussed as a chilling encroachment on free speech.
  • Worries that new hate speech laws could criminalize patriotism.

    Andy: “…anybody who is an enemy of United States of America…any politician advocating for illegal migrants… is a f***ing traitor.” [54:54]

• Israel, Sex Crimes, and Legal Evasion:
  • Outrage over reports that Israeli nationals accused of sex crimes avoid prosecution by fleeing to Israel, which won’t extradite.
  • Adam: “Put a bullet in that. That's the only cure.” [39:30]
• General Sentiments:
  • Strong disapproval of U.S. politicians prioritizing foreign interests or criminals over American citizens.

    Adam: “I believe in America. I'm a proud American. I love you. I love my fellow Americans. I hate our government… I don't look at that flag and think of our government.” [42:39]

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c. Immigration, Criminals, and Law Enforcement

Timestamps: 48:16–58:01

• Illegal Truck Drivers & Violent Crime:
  • Recap of viral accidents involving illegal immigrants driving trucks, leading to new rhetoric and potential legislation.
  • Adam: “If you're illegal and you're not supposed to be here, get the f*** out.” [53:53]
• Problems with Migrant Facilities and Policy:
  • Criticism of “Corn Husker Clink” and similar migrant holding centers as misplaced use of US tax dollars.
  • Fears that such facilities could be weaponized by future administrations.
• Politicians & Motivation:
  • Andy accuses Democrats of seeking to replace the electorate with more compliant and dependent voters:

    “Democrats are legitimately catering and pandering to the criminal element and the illegal element, non citizen element of this country in order to be elected. That's not even American, dude. Like that is, that should be criminal.” [56:38]

• Violent Crime & Personal Experience:
  • Andy relates his own experience of violent crime as a cautionary tale for those naive about real world consequences.

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d. Cracker Barrel's Logo Change: Erosion of American Culture

Timestamps: 64:20–76:21

• Cracker Barrel’s Rebrand:
  • Longstanding logo with barrel and old man replaced by sterile, text-only design.

    Andy: “It looks exactly like Golden Corral's logo.” [66:52] Adam: “This is gay, Bro.” [66:57]

  • Outrage at erasure of tradition for “progressive” aesthetics.

    “They're just turning everything into progressive, like, liberal HGTV, man.” [70:17]

  • CEO's justification is dismissed as out-of-touch gaslighting.
• Ownership, Woke Capital, and World Economic Forum:
  • BlackRock now holds significant shares of Cracker Barrel, speculated as the driver behind “ESG” compliant corporate decisions.
  • Larger pattern is seen: systemic erasure of national and regional identity in favor of global homogenization.

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4. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On American Passive Patriotism:

  “For the first two years, we're going places, and everybody's like ... we agree with you. I'm like, well, could you say something, bro?” —Andy [15:18]

• On Prison Growth:

  “It made me have to deal with the stuff I've been running away from my whole life… You just have to look at yourself.” —Adam [06:00]

• On Anti-Semitism & Power

  “We just got to be smart about how it's discussed. ... a very small minority of that culture [Jewish elite]” —Andy [80:14]

• On Immigration Policy:

  “Any politician that advocates on behalf of illegal migrants in this country is a f***ing traitor… and they should be treated as such.” —Andy [54:54]

• On Fist Fights, Masculinity, and Restoring Order:

  “If we remove fist fighting as an arrestable offense, natural order will be restored amongst men.” —Andy [93:44]
  “If you square up with a grown man, you're gonna get treated like a grown man.” —Andy [89:17]

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5. Fan Q&A and Community Interaction

Timestamps: 44:24–47:21, 76:21–84:47

• Listeners’ comments and questions are woven into the show, including debates about culture, humor over racial stereotypes, and deep dives into conspiracies (e.g., Jewish power in business and politics).
• Notably, a fan named Paul raises the issue of Jewish ownership and influence, which prompts a careful discussion on the difference between cultural generalization and the problem of small elite factions.
• Andy and Adam both urge skepticism of collective blame and emphasize targeting corruption by specific individuals or groups, not entire populations.

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6. Thumbs Up or Dumb As: Viral Body Slam Video

Timestamps: 88:00–97:24

• Viral video of a school staff member body-slamming a student leads to a discussion on modern discipline, consequences, and the need for a return to “natural order” and accountability.

  “We have to allow males to face the consequences of their violent outbursts in natural order ... this kid will go out in public and act like that and get killed.” —Andy [90:23]

• The trio agrees that strict consequences, including fights when deserved, make for better-adjusted, more respectful men.

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Final Thoughts & Tone

Throughout the episode, the conversation is blunt, at times abrasive, peppered with humor and direct “real talk.” The hosts and guest are determined to confront taboo topics, call out hypocrisy at all levels, and encourage personal responsibility. Their critiques of government, corporations, and media—especially regarding identity politics, foreign entanglements, and “woke” business—are delivered with both exasperation and sardonic wit. The tone is unapologetically masculine and confrontational, with a call to action for Americans to stand up, speak out, and remember their roots.

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Useful Timestamps for Major Segments

• Adam’s Prison/Music Story: 04:33–09:50
• Patriotism & The “New Normal”: 12:06–19:00
• Missouri AG FBI Appointment: 23:55–29:28
• Israel & Speech Laws: 30:14–43:41
• Immigration/Criminals: 48:16–58:01
• Cracker Barrel Logo Change: 64:20–76:21
• Thumbs Up or Dumb As – Body Slam Clip: 88:00–97:24

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Key Takeaway:
“Don't be a hoe—share the show.” (Repeated sign-off exhortation)

For anyone craving direct opinions, cultural commentary, and raw debate, this episode is a full-throttle ride through some of America’s hottest controversies—delivered with a mix of outrage, humor, and a relentless demand for “realness.”

Transcript

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Went from sleeping on the floor now.

[Adam Calhoun]

My jury box froze up Pole stove counted millions in a cold, bad booty.

[DJ Cruise]

Swole Got her own bank roll can't fold just a no head shot Case closed.

[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 that's what we're gonna do. What'd you say? Internet? It's lots of. No, bro. Anyway, this is cti. Anyway, this is cti. All right, let's. You guys all know what this is about.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

All right. We're gonna cruise the Internet. We do have a deal here, right? Don't forget to pay the fee. The show makes you laugh, makes you think. It gives you new perspective. Don't be a hoe.

[DJ Cruise]

Share the show.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I like that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Am I supposed to talk right now?

[Andy Purcell]

No. Yeah, yeah, yeah, go. Feel free.

[Adam Calhoun]

I mean, where am I supposed to look?

[DJ Cruise]

So your camera's red hot right there.

[Adam Calhoun]

What do I do with my hands?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Hey, none of us know. Yeah, none of us know. So for those of you who've been hiding under a rock, we have Mr. Adam Calhoun with us today.

[Adam Calhoun]

What's up, guys? Thank you for having me here.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, it's great to have you facility.

[Adam Calhoun]

This is. This is badass.

[Andy Purcell]

Thank you.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, is that your dog?

[Adam Calhoun]

That's my dog, Smoke.

[Andy Purcell]

No way is that American.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's a double xl. That's actually Hulk's grandson.

[Andy Purcell]

No way.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's. So. That's an American bully.

[Adam Calhoun]

I paid way too much money for him. And he is no, bro, a big dummy. But he is a sweetheart. He's so good with the babies. He loves every human. But if you have feathers or fur, you're cooked. Yeah, he's done. You're done.

[Andy Purcell]

That's how my American was too, bro. He loved everybody. But, dude, like. Like other dogs.

[Adam Calhoun]

No, and he. It's not. That's not taught. It's just. I don't know. He's got that in him. I don't know.

[DJ Cruise]

How much does he weigh?

[Adam Calhoun]

He. He was at his peak. He was 165. Right now. He's like 150.

[DJ Cruise]

Good God.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. And it's. He's watermelon head. Like, just.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, well, dude, Hulk was big.

[Adam Calhoun]

Hulk was the biggest giant.

[DJ Cruise]

He passed, didn't he? Passed away.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, he did.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, he's a he's. A giant.

[Andy Purcell]

How long did he live, Hulk?

[Adam Calhoun]

I don't know. These dog. Those dogs. If I get 10, 11 years out of him, I'll be so happy. They get bad joints.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, no. I know. I'm bully people, too.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

And then I got a rescue. Little. Little black pit. We. I want to name him Sugar to. Yeah. I call him Suge. Yeah. But I named him Sugar, so people are like, oh, it's a swee Dog. And he's just a mean. But I rescued him. He's a rescue. You know what I mean? But he's. Over the years, he's grown, and he's became just a house dog.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Fat as a cow, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

American bulldogs are the coolest dogs.

[Adam Calhoun]

They really are. And they're. They're way smarter than you think.

[Andy Purcell]

They take a lot, though, dude. You better know what you're doing, having one, because they're a handful, and if you don't train them right, they're dangerous.

[Adam Calhoun]

You're right. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Because they're so powerful.

[Adam Calhoun]

So I did one day, I was. I. I had. I have this. It's like a prairie with a walkway through it, and it's. It's through, like, a state park. And I'm walking both of them, and I never walk them with a leash. They listen very well. And he just. I see him stop, tail up, pointing, and I'm like, smoke, come here, come here, come here. I already knew it. He took off. It was a dog. One swoop, and I was like, oh, man. Oh, my God. It was a golden retriever, too. But I got there just in time, but he had already, like, big. And I was like, yeah. After that, I was. I felt so bad. I was. I didn't under. I didn't know that he did. Was like that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

And paid their bills and all that. And he don't go nowhere without a leash.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. That's how Oscar was. My mom passed away. He was the best. You bring him around every. Every person, kids, everything. If he didn't know the dog, he. He would. The first time he met the dog, he would bite the out of it.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

But then after that, he was fine.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. That dog. I got babies. That dog is. Yeah, they lay on them same.

[DJ Cruise]

I got an XL pit bull, too. He's like, my girls, like, bro, He' miniature horse to them. Like, they're all ear. Like, it doesn't matter. Like, they're cool.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yep, they're cool, man. That's. That's.

[DJ Cruise]

That's a beautiful, beautiful boy, though.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So, dude, before we get into the show, you know, let's give us some background on how you got to be, you know, I mean, dude, you've been doing music for a long time. You've been. Done some really big things in music.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Got a tour coming up.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. What's. How'd you get into this?

[Adam Calhoun]

I mean, listening to music as a kid. Rap. I mean, I'm 40, about to be 45 years old. Rap, you know, was. That was all the. All time when rap was the best when we were kids. You know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And everybody says that, but it's true for us.

[Adam Calhoun]

No, it really is. We have the best generation of. So. Yeah, I just, I started writing when I was, you know, 14, 15 years old and, and did a lot of music on my own. And then I would go out to the city of Chicago because there's no white kids recording or doing any kind of shit like that. Yeah. In the suburbs area, anything like that. So we just go out into the hood and there was a lot of producers out there and we'd record and do shows and shit like that. And that's how I started. But that's not. It didn't take off for me there. There was no social media back then, you know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

I remember.

[Adam Calhoun]

And then I ended up getting in trouble and I got in a lot of fights and drinking out the bars and. And I ended up going to do some time for aggravated battery. Great bodily harm. I was on probation and I got another one while I was on probation and I kind of forgot about music and kind of everything and tried to get my life together and.

[Andy Purcell]

How long did you have to go?

[Adam Calhoun]

I got a three year sentence. I did a little over a year and a half.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's enough, isn't it?

[Adam Calhoun]

You know, it's crazy because when you get there, if you've never been to prison, you get there, you're like. But the guys that have been there for 10 years, 20 years are like, go to sleep. By the time you wake up, you'll be going home, you know, I mean, that's short, very short time. But for never being there and not. And being there too, for what I was there for like fighting. It was a police officer the second time, but he deserved it. He tased me and was smacking around anyways, whatever. Got in a little bit of a fight there and got charged with aggravated brady, aggravated battery and great belly harm to a police officer. Went down, did my time and it's just a different world. And I think that's probably when I, I grew up and it made me become a man. It made me have to deal with the stuff I've been running away from my whole life and my childhood. Like, the shit growing up, it was kind of fucked in my life and I kind of had to deal with it. There's nowhere to run in there. You know, you kind of just have to look at yourself and say, I'm either gonna thrive in here or I'm not gonna make it home from here. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. What do you do? What do you do in there all day?

[Adam Calhoun]

Lift fucking weights.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

All day.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Every day. Yeah, that's it. You program, you wake up, you. Well, some guys get.

[Andy Purcell]

And you get protein powder in there.

[Adam Calhoun]

No, hell no.

[DJ Cruise]

You're running off of you.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm just saying, if they had protein powder, I'd be like, you're running off. Lift weights every day, worry about nothing.

[Adam Calhoun]

You're running off of straight fumes and you're worrying about not getting cracked over the head with a plate. You know what I mean? So some of guys.

[Andy Purcell]

You know how jacked I'd be if I was in prison. I had to work out all day.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, you'd be. There's.

[Andy Purcell]

I'd be yoked.

[Adam Calhoun]

There's some gorillas in there. Yeah. And there's some guys that are just slobs and they, they do their time eating honey buns and Zuzu's and Whamweighs. But I. Yeah, that's his prison. It's just, it's like cakes and you know.

[DJ Cruise]

Like Ding Dongs.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what that is.

[Adam Calhoun]

But, you know, I did my time working out and programming. Like, you know, I, I want to be. I got, I got. It's time to be. It's time to be that. Time to wake up.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. Like it was a wake up call.

[Andy Purcell]

We all go through that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

One way or another.

[Adam Calhoun]

I go through it probably once a year.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

That's a fact too, bro. Yeah, that's a fact.

[DJ Cruise]

All right, we got. All right, dude, for real. That's.

[Andy Purcell]

I, I know what that's about, bro. I get in those funks too, where I'm like, man, this. And then I, I'll go be that down for a couple days and I wake up one day, I put my feet on the floor, I'm like, bro, you're the man. Get your together.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know, being a man, like, I struggle really a lot everyday. Like mental health type. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So I run a lot of high achievers do, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, it's weird. It's like we're. We're like the same thing that drives us also and us up.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I think we have less people to talk to and relate to that can relate to the things that we go through.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's true.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Isolating we.

[Adam Calhoun]

I mean, you set a bar this high that's almost impossible to reach.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. But then when you have problems, bro, nobody takes them serious because they're like, oh, you're famous, you're rich, you're this or that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And they don't, they don't hear it.

[DJ Cruise]

They don't understand that piece.

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

I. I'm just dad now, you know, I'm happy. Happy about that. But it's been, it's been a really cool journey and I'm. I'm happy where I am today, you know, I never thought I'd be here. You know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

That's a good place, bro, coming from.

[Adam Calhoun]

Where I came from.

[Andy Purcell]

And would 15 year old you be proud?

[Adam Calhoun]

15 year old me would be freaking out.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I'm saying.

[DJ Cruise]

Like, fuck.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Last.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know what I mean? But 45 year old me is like, oh, man, I'm beat. I'm. I'm ready to be. I've done a lot and I. And, and now I just want to go raise my kids and kind of step back and just enjoy. Enjoy it.

[Andy Purcell]

You just need a breath, bro. You just need a breath.

[Adam Calhoun]

I don't know, you know, I might just go. Go be a professional golfer. I don't know what the.

[Andy Purcell]

You golf?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I do. I started golfing three months ago.

[Andy Purcell]

How is it?

[Adam Calhoun]

I. Killing it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. I finally broke like under 100. I play like these big courses because I think I'm like, you know, I'm gonna go play at the best courses.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

And broke like a hundred. I hit like a 91 at Cog Hill, which is like a PGA course.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And that's real score, bro. For a real dude. It doesn't, like, play golf.

[Adam Calhoun]

I never played golf. I played. I was, I was, I boxed. I was in football. I was in wrestling.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

What's a golf club? You know?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. Plus I was poor growing up, so we can't get the golf club.

[DJ Cruise]

Golf is an expensive sport.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I just, I'm, I'm. I'm just now getting back into it a little bit. I played my whole life until I was probably 25.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, wow.

[Andy Purcell]

And then I took like two years off, bro. And it all Went away. And then. Really? Yeah. And then when I went back, I was so bad. I'm like this.

[Adam Calhoun]

See, I go into it with zero expectations, which is rare.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Everything I go into, I'm gonna. I'm gonna bury you.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm gonna do whatever I have to do to get better and beat you. I'm gonna. This. I go in with zero expectations. I have a great time, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

All my buddies, like, for. I. I don't. I'm not big on networking. Like, I'm not, like, a networker, but, like, when all my friends that are in business are out saying, hey, we're gonna go here, like, the nice courses, and you want to go, I'm like, no, no. Like, and now I'm like, I'm getting a little older. I'm like, no, I actually would like to do that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. And I don't want to embarrass myself. So. Yeah. Yeah. DJs gonna start playing golf. It's coming back. Golf's coming back.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's actually. It's weird. It's because the prices are go. And the price are going way up. I go to a course and I pay and I'. Yeah, this is how much it costs in golf.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Yeah. And then you look around, you're like, you all must be making a ton of money.

[Adam Calhoun]

Seriously. Yeah, that's. That's a new. New thing for me. But yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

So you got. You got a tour coming up.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yep.

[DJ Cruise]

And it kicks off in September.

[Adam Calhoun]

September 19th. The war tour. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay, so where are we hitting on that?

[Adam Calhoun]

Across the country, 33 dates. You know, anywhere we go from starting Illinois, in Michigan, Pennsylvania, east coast, down in Florida, some parts over in the West Coast. California.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, this would be sick.

[Adam Calhoun]

And then I'll probably go again in April. And I think that's. I think that's all. I think that's it after that.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, that's it for. I mean, dude. So if. For those of you guys that have not listened to or don't know who Adam is, you gotta listen, bro. Because, like, one of the things I found really, really awesome is, like, your ability to kind of communicate through music and talk about some very important things, man. That, like, a lot of other rappers or just music artists in general, they just don't. They. They avoid those conversations or they avoid those controversial topics, if you will. And you. You go at a head strong with a really great message, bro. I was listening to this earlier this morning.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I feel like I've done. I did that in my early, early career with music. But then I didn't really do a lot of it in recent years, except when I've done stuff with, like, Tom McDonald.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, for sure.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know, a lot of them. So really big, like, American flags. You hear that, like, at Trump rallies and parades and all kinds of like that. So isn't that cool, bro? The music. The music. The music has. Has. Has helped my life and my family's life tremendously. And the people. We have, some of the greatest supporters, you know, they act like pro American is. Is like, declining. It's like, you're crazy. We are the majority. You know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

I don't think. I think it feels like it's declining because the shift has been made.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

Like when three years ago when everybody was freaking the fuck out, we were all much louder. But now I feel like the. I feel like culture has shifted so that people are sort of getting back to their. Like a little bit more back to their routine. I know for me, like, I don't yell about it as much as I used to, but it's only because I feel like I don't need to.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, shit's getting done.

[Andy Purcell]

I feel like. I feel like everybody's starting to pick up the water and carry their own a little bit, you know? And so that's. That's been nice. So I don't. I don't agree that it's going down. I actually think it's going up. I just.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's why. That's what I said.

[Andy Purcell]

I think people are living it instead of talking it.

[Adam Calhoun]

We are the majority.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. Oh, dude. We always have.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. Even when they. When they're. We always had the loudest. They had the loudest voices.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, Listen, man, it's always been that way. It's not even close, bro. It's. We've been living in a illusion of bots and fake articles and fake news, and it's all perception to make our people feel like they're the only ones.

[Adam Calhoun]

Am I crazy?

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[Adam Calhoun]

Like, when all. When they ran that for. For the last five years, they. They were running, you know, boys and playing in girl sports. And you can wake up and you feel like a girl today. You're a girl, or you wake up, you feel like a boy, that you're a boy, like. And I'm like, sitting back like, wait, no, this is. Oh, you don't think. You don't agree. You're a bigot. You're a racist. You're a homophobia. This. And I'm like, hey, where the Fuck.

[Andy Purcell]

Is everyone, Bro, that's. Fuck. You're preaching the fuck.

[Adam Calhoun]

This is normal. What the. This is not fucking normal.

[Andy Purcell]

But, dude. And then you go to a fucking event in real life, and where it's like, your people, and they're all like, oh, I. Adam, bro, I love what you're doing. I'm so. Thank you.

[Adam Calhoun]

So anybody?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but like. And then they're like, But I can't say that. I'm like, you know what, man? I. You make me more pissed than they do. Like, dude, you go cut off your ball. Yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, dude, when people come up to me in public and they say that after all the time, because, like, dude, we were talking in the. In the gym, you know, I had a good thing going. Not that I don't have a great thing going now, but, like, I was enjoying that. I like talking about business. I like talking about making money. Actually, making money is my favorite thing to talk about. That's the truth. But the. Then I had to come around and real. I started realizing. I'm like, dude, if we lose this country, nobody's making money. Like, we're all. So we. Me and DJ start talking about it, and, dude, for the first two years, we're going places, and everybody's like, oh, bro, we love what you're doing. Yeah, we agree with you. Yeah, we agree with you. I'm like, well, could you say something, bro? Like, what the.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's what I'm saying. I sat back and I'm like, wait, this is. You're telling me that this is. This is the new norm?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Well, no, it was. It really never was.

[Andy Purcell]

Never.

[Adam Calhoun]

Just. They were pushing it so far on every single thing. And then, like, pro athletes and like that, if you don't jump on this and you're not, and you don't get a board, what we're doing, You're. You're. You're a part of the problem. Hold on. Who the. How hard my. I have a gray. I love you. My daughter, she's about to be four. There's boys and girls. Male, female. That's it. Only girl. Only women can have children. That's it.

[Andy Purcell]

What the.

[Adam Calhoun]

There's zero argument. There's nothing. You cannot argue that.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what that's about, though, dude? You know, if this is about if. Dude, if you can get people to question the most basic fundamental truth of humanity, which is men and women, what can you not get them to question? And that's the point. That's why they win at that, right?

[Adam Calhoun]

I. I married. I'VE been with Margie for 10 years before any of this stuff happened. I married a Republican woman because I like my women to not have penises. Okay, okay, there's that.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I think that's, you know, that's. I think we all feel the same.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man.

[Adam Calhoun]

You Adam for president. Okay, I'm not gonna sit here and say women need to cook and clean and do all that shit. But you know what? A man should know how to change a fucking tire. A woman should know how to fucking cook a meal. We can all argue. Well, we can both do that. Yeah, yeah, whatever. But marry a traditional fucking woman and be happy or marry a liberal and be miserable.

[Andy Purcell]

Those are the choices.

[DJ Cruise]

And she might have a dick.

[Adam Calhoun]

Good chance she's gonna have hairy armpits. For sure, bro. I smell like.

[Andy Purcell]

Did you ever date a liberal girl? Ever?

[Adam Calhoun]

Have I?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

If I did, I didn't know at the time.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know what I mean? Like, bro, you're talking.

[Andy Purcell]

I did.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I did.

[Andy Purcell]

Back in 2007. I'll never forget it.

[Adam Calhoun]

Facebook account. Yeah, like, it's like, you shut the up. Go, bro. Smell like patchouli oil. Get out.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude. Yes, you did. You did. You did date one, you.

[Adam Calhoun]

Hairy armpit, blue haired.

[Andy Purcell]

This girl fooled me because she didn't look like one. Yeah, she looked like a. A normal one. But then I found out real quick that wasn't the case.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I'm sorry.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it was terrible.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm sorry, brother.

[DJ Cruise]

You knew the year, the date.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You don't forget trauma, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Man. Oh, dude. Yeah, well, sick, man. Well, you guys want to do some cruising?

[Adam Calhoun]

Let's cruise.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. Everybody, let me check on the chat real quick, make sure they're all right.

[Andy Purcell]

New song Andy found in bed later that night. Now, dude, listen. I could listen.

[Adam Calhoun]

Listen to see the comments.

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, if I told you I can't tell you the stories. I can't tell you. The only story I could tell you I told in the very early days of Real af where I clogged her toilet and had to unclog it with my hand.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, yeah, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

You ever done that? You've been at somebody's house and you take a poop and the toilet, there's no plunger in there. You all fucking know what I'm talking about, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Let me, let me.

[Andy Purcell]

There's no fucking fear. There is no fear in the history of being afraid as much as clogging the toilet at someone else's house when there's no plunger in the bathroom and then there's people outside the bathroom. There's no fear. What do you do?

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm going to give you some good advice.

[Andy Purcell]

What do you do? What?

[Adam Calhoun]

Well.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, you know what I did?

[Adam Calhoun]

You did what you had.

[Andy Purcell]

I fucking. I fucking stuck my hand right the fuck in there, bro. Pull that shit right out. Yeah. Yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

This. This fucking took.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't even fucking think but five seconds about it. I'm like, fuck this. I'm not being like, I'm not going down like this.

[DJ Cruise]

There is no amount of hand. So that's gonna fix that, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh?

[Adam Calhoun]

That's a great, that's great.

[Andy Purcell]

What'd you say?

[Adam Calhoun]

There's no amount of hand soap that's gonna fix it.

[Andy Purcell]

I know. Think of all the times I know.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm saying like, you're just like, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Like, yeah, since I've been 30 years old and that's when I came home from a little bit of time I had to do downstate. I have never clogged a toilet in 40 in. In 15 years. And that's because as soon as that hits the water, flush. As soon as you wipe once, flush. I flush three times. I'm not clogging toilets ever. It's not. I'm gonna help you. Why sit there and just stew in your own.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, I.

[Adam Calhoun]

Look, I was, I was sometimes, I'm not gonna lie. Okay, this is. This is nice. Warm, smelly.

[Andy Purcell]

I didn't think it was that big. I thought it was a flusher and it didn't want to go.

[Adam Calhoun]

You had one of them 100 wipers.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what happened.

[Adam Calhoun]

Bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Those are the worst.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, this is non stop.

[DJ Cruise]

Those are the worst.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh man, we're sorry. Brought this, this program brought to you. Brought to you by Bob Movements and thank you. You're welcome. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, watch out. Andy is Indian.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's hilarious.

[Andy Purcell]

Zeeshan. That's not very nice, is it? All right, yeah man, enough about that.

[DJ Cruise]

Let's do some cruising, man. Guys, remember, if you would like to see any of these articles, pitches, links, videos, go to andy4seller.com you guys can find them linked there. You guys check us out on YouTube, Spotify, any place you guys like to stream and watch and listen and follow along with us as we cruise. With that being said, guys, let's get into first headline. Headline number one.

[Adam Calhoun]

So that a wood chipper.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

Fuck all pedophiles.

[DJ Cruise]

Yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

You should all die.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

Slowly agree by us in a room. Come let us any one of us in the room please.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[Adam Calhoun]

Fuck. The lowest piece.

[Andy Purcell]

I feel like we found. I feel like we found our missing brother. Yes. Operating.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

We'll play a game. It's like you roll the dice and however, whatever the number comes up, that's how many, like half second bursts you got to give them. You know what I'm saying?

[Adam Calhoun]

No, no.

[Andy Purcell]

Then reverse.

[Adam Calhoun]

No cops, no court, no prison time. No, you're dead.

[DJ Cruise]

Pay per view this year.

[Adam Calhoun]

Public execution, goodbye.

[Andy Purcell]

We got this idea, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Show.

[Andy Purcell]

It's called the Big Show.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm in.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. Don't ask no questions. I just need you to come. All right.

[Adam Calhoun]

Whose car are we driving?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

So, dude, so here's the show. All right. So like, kind of like ufc, all right? Like, Pay per View type thing, except we take all the pedophiles and all the violent criminals. Like, I'm talking about, like rapists and not fistfights.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And we put them. We put the wood chipper in the White House lawn, and then we broadcast it live. Everybody's got to pay 50 bucks that wants to watch. And then we take the money, you know, we do the thing and it's gonna be awesome. And then. And then we take the money and give it to the victims families.

[Adam Calhoun]

Sign me the up. Where is this at?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I'm gonna pitch this to Dana.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, Paramount.

[Andy Purcell]

Plus this whole. This whole business.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm just saying. Yeah, but, yeah, let's get to our first headline, man. So we're Missouri boys. Obviously, a lot of pride here in Missouri. Not that type of pride.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, we're proud. Thank God.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. Amen. And. But we love. We love celebrating the Missourians that do great. This is a story that came out a couple of days ago. We got to give a shout out to our good buddy Andrew Bailey. It's a crazy story. So Bondi and Patel, they tapped Missouri Attorney General as additional FBI co Deputy Director alongside Bongino. So this is our Attorney General for the state. Okay. Guy named Andrew Bailey. He's a phenomenal, phenomenal guy.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, he's been on the show a few times.

[DJ Cruise]

A few times. Yeah, he's a phenomenal guy. All right. And you talk about, like, somebody that's been doing it. You know, I'm not just, like, writing the mean tweets and not just saying the, like, been actually doing it.

[Adam Calhoun]

Be in the trenches.

[DJ Cruise]

And he just got tapped to. To go to. To leave his duly elected position as AG and to serve as a presidential appointee to the FBI. In a statement, Bondi told Fox that I'm thrilled to welcome Andrew Bailey as co Deputy director of the FBI. Bondi told Fox News Digital, quote, he has served as a distinguished state Attorney General and is a decorated war veteran bringing expertise and dedication to service. His leadership and commitment to this country will be a tremendous asset as we work together to advance President Trump's mission. So that just came down now. I saw this. I know we had talked about it, obviously. You know, I even shot him a text. I'm like, dude, this is fucking awesome. Congrats, man. And. But I was thinking more about this. There's never in the history has this happened in the sense that we're like, you got three people running the FBI. Usually it's just the director, deputy director, and that's it. Yeah, so he's like a. A co deputy director, right?

[Adam Calhoun]

It's one of your own.

[DJ Cruise]

That's one of your own. Right? But it's weird because, like, I was thinking about this in the sense of, like, you know, let's say you had a job, right, and your boss hires somebody in for your same position, right? Like, to do the exact same thing.

[Adam Calhoun]

Work your ass off.

[DJ Cruise]

I would be feeling like, okay, I'm probably about to get fired. You know what I'm saying? Like, you brought this motherfucker.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm about.

[DJ Cruise]

Probably about to get fired.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I do have something to talk to you about after the show. Okay.

[DJ Cruise]

Is that why Adam's here?

[Adam Calhoun]

I mean, give me a COD out there and some fucking pop Tarts. Let's go.

[DJ Cruise]

Dude, it's just like. I mean, I just thought about, like, dude, that's. You know, I don't.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't.

[DJ Cruise]

I think he's probably going in to fucking take over all of it is my. Is my guess. And apparently it's a big word on the street is that he's eventually gonna move up to be the, like, the director of the FBI. He hasn't confirmed that. I don't think he would tell me, but he hasn't started. Send it to me, you know, But. But it is interesting, man. It is interesting. What's your thoughts on that? And.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know. I don't know nothing. I certainly didn't talk to him.

[DJ Cruise]

He pleading the Fifth?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Is that what you're doing?

[Andy Purcell]

What do you think, Adam?

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm fucking correct. Congratulations. We need better people in these high positions, so.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, I think that's the thing. Like, dude, Bongino is good. Like, listen, Cash, Bongino, they're great gu. Cool guys, right? But, like, they don't have the experience.

[Andy Purcell]

Of like, bro, Bailey's a body slinger, dude, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's what, that's what we need.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what he is.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. And here's what's going on. Yes, I talked to him.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay. All right.

[Andy Purcell]

And I can't say the things we.

[DJ Cruise]

Talked about for sure.

[Andy Purcell]

But here's what I'll say. Cash and Bongino are guys that I think can very clearly see what is going on. They do not have the legal knowledge and the knowledge of how to actually prosecute people needed to get this job done. And that is the simplest way that I can say it without saying what I can't say.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, he has the practical application.

[Andy Purcell]

Bodies are going to get slung. So that's, that's. I'm excited.

[DJ Cruise]

It's refreshing, man. It's refreshing because, like I said, I mean, dude, it's nothing against Cash or Bongino, man.

[Andy Purcell]

They just, I'm saying it. I, I, Your, your interpretation could be correct. Okay? They could move on from that because I believe that Bailey could do the job of all of those people easy, like, and probably much better than all of them because he's not a fucking pussy. And he also, he's very intelligent. He's not, he's not. He doesn't have blinders on. He can't be bought. This is a real dude. He's a real patriot dude. And I believe that while they could move on from those guys, I think they're going to work all together for right now to get done what needs to get done. And I think anybody who doesn't understand Andrew Bailey and what he is and what he's about, this would be like, I don't know, you're going to battle and, and, and like, you, you call up, like, the, you know, like the, the baddest dude ever.

[DJ Cruise]

William Wallace.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, William Wallace. You call him up and you say, hey, get to the front of the line. And that's what he is, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. I feel like in politics especially, you got a lot of these guys that are good at speaking.

[DJ Cruise]

Right?

[Adam Calhoun]

We need guys that are good at knocking heads off.

[Andy Purcell]

That's how he is.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, that's him for sure, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

And again, it's not that Cash ain't doing, you know, good stuff. This just came out. But again, it's stuff that we already know. You're saying what's already been said, you know, like, it's not a shocking surprise to people that Obama and Hillary are involved in some up. It's not a surprise. Nobody's surprised by that. We know. Oh, so you're confirming it. Okay, cool. What are we gonna do about it?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, talk.

[DJ Cruise]

You know what I'm saying?

[Adam Calhoun]

We're gonna talk about it.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, Bailey ain't gonna talk.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's what we need. We need a guy knock the head.

[DJ Cruise]

He's coming in and like, political landscape is definitely moving. I got to bring this next clip in because we got to talk about it. Because we had kind of foreshadowed this a little bit a few episodes ago. But right now, what's big is like the anti Semitic stuff and how it's not good. Can't talk about certain groups.

[Adam Calhoun]

Right.

[DJ Cruise]

We can talk about all these other groups, but this specific group you can't talk about, and that's fine.

[Adam Calhoun]

Talking about Jews.

[DJ Cruise]

Yes. Right. And so I gotta show this clip that just came out from Netanyahu, from bb. This clip just came out. Let's check this clip. Let's see what he has to say.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know, it's very hard to find, to fight the, you know, the, the deception, the, the, the lies, the. The starved children, the pictures of starved children who turned out to have cerebral.

[Andy Purcell]

Palsy or other congenital diseases that leave them emaciated. And Israel is of course, accused of starving children pretty much the way that.

[Adam Calhoun]

In the Middle Ages Jews were accused of killing Christian children for their blood. So, you know, what do you do against the lie that circles the earth ten times before the truth has a chance to emerge? You have to shorten the war as speedily as possible. And frankly, we also have to do something about the, the algorithms and the social networks.

[Andy Purcell]

How about this?

[Adam Calhoun]

How about this guy?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, how about. How about we got to do something about you killing kids? How about that?

[Adam Calhoun]

You know, these have been going, killing stand this. They've been killing each other before we were ever involved in anything. These, these people have been killing each other. The thing that, what you just said, that quit blowing up kids.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. You don't, you don't want a bad reputation, Then stop killing kids. And it's not misinformation, okay? It's not a few emaciated kids. It's not, it's not cerebral palsy. Okay? Like, bro, let's be real, dude. Israel and the Israel mafia. Not Jews, not all Jews. They've controlled the media for ever. Okay? So this is the first time you've not been able to control the outcome of information and you're upset about it. That's the point. And the more you come on tv, you dumb and say this shit the more people don't like you. Like, like, dude, these guys.

[Adam Calhoun]

I don't. I don't like his face, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

This. Listen, these guys, especially this, they are so used to being in control that they are perfectly comfortable sitting in front of a camera, in front of the whole world saying that everybody else is the problem.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, no, that guy. And he sits there with his little ribbon and his little pins and his little picture of his family in the background, and everything's perfectly placed when really behind all that's all lies in that guy, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

That guy. That guy. Dude, I. Listen, most Jews don't like this, okay? And a lot of this war, that he's doing it. Most people don't know this, but this is about maintaining his own power, okay? Like, he's con. He's continuing the war. Or. Or like, dude, like, for example, like, when Trump came in and they did that with Iran, the next day, he's missing Syria and Libya and just so he could keep it going. Because, dude, when they're in the war, they can't replace him as president.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Or whatever they call it over there. But, dude, this guy's a. And I am tired. Like, I feel like he's lecturing me.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, like, who the are you, bro? You. Everything about you. Eat a dick and die.

[DJ Cruise]

Hey.

[Adam Calhoun]

Let'S go.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I. I like this.

[Adam Calhoun]

I. This is like, this is my kind of podcast.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, bro, like, and this don't have nothing to do with Jewish people. This has to do with few criminals at the top of the Israel food chain and Mossad food chain that hide behind normal Jews and say, oh, you don't like what I do? It is because I'm Jewish. No, I don't like what you do because it's what you do. You. It has nothing to do with you being Jewish. It has to do with you blowing up and thinking you can do whatever the you want at any given time at any given place with anybody ever. Like you.

[DJ Cruise]

It's industry.

[Andy Purcell]

Until people start saying that, like, their whole thing is to make you afraid, right? Oh, we're gonna expose you. Cool. Tell everybody what I did. I did the same everybody else did. You know what I'm saying? The only ones that like them are the boomer right wingers here in the United States who haven't paid attention. And they watch.

[DJ Cruise]

Or are paid to support them.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh?

[DJ Cruise]

Or are paid to support them.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, yeah, but I'm saying yes. Out of the influencers. That's a fact. That's interesting. How many influencers were totally anti this dude. And then all of a sudden they're over there now.

[DJ Cruise]

They just did another trip a couple of weeks ago. They just had a big trick trip over there.

[Andy Purcell]

I. I can't stand this guy. This guy's the epitome of tyrannical. What gives him the right? I was reading about this, bro. I was reading about this, and people don't get upset when I say this, but I was reading about what happened in Rome in 72 AD, okay? And for those of you that don't know, the Jews were kicked out of Rome in 72 AD and the reason that they were kicked out was because they refused to assimilate to Roman culture. They did all their own things. They did. They did their own religious ceremonies, which the Romans didn't like.

[DJ Cruise]

Their own set of laws they were.

[Andy Purcell]

Trying to put correct. And then they said it was persecution. Well, here's the thing, dude. What gives you the right to go to another country and do everything you want your way and then. And then act like they're persecuting you? If they're persecuting you for not assimilating the culture, that means you don't belong there, okay?

[Adam Calhoun]

So they're just never.

[Andy Purcell]

When are we going to learn this lesson? When are we going to learn this lesson? If you want to exist peacefully, you have to abide by the culture of the place that you live in, and that's it. Okay? So in, in. In. Oh, in Rome in 72, right? They had all these different gods, right? They worship multiple gods. And the Jews argue with them in Rome saying there's only one God, okay? And that's. It's besides the point. What's true or not true? But you're in Rome and what do they say? That's right. Okay? And they kick them out. They kick him out. And then they're like, oh, they persecuted us. No, you refuse to.

[DJ Cruise]

You personally did them.

[Andy Purcell]

Correct. And that's what's happened over and over and over with. With the whole thing.

[DJ Cruise]

And like, and like, for me, the reason, like, I brought this video up is because again, like that slippery slope that we talked about, like, this is where it starts. Like, eventually they're going to move into where they're truly violating our First Amendment. And that's where. That's where this is going.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what he's saying.

[DJ Cruise]

That's what he's going to.

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, dude, the fucking ADL just came out two weeks ago and said America first is anti Semitic, saying if you say America first or you think America First. It is considered anti Semitic hate speech according to the adl.

[Adam Calhoun]

Listen, but hold on. Listen to this.

[Andy Purcell]

It gets way worse.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's crazy.

[Andy Purcell]

So now they're passing laws or trying to pass laws in many different states about anti Semitic hate speech. So what happens when they pass all these laws for anti Semitic hate speech and they deem people that are America First Anti Semites in our country. You.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's kind of like what you were just going back to when they were in Rome.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, it's only happened 107 other times.

[Adam Calhoun]

It should always be if. It should always be America first if you. If you're an American, it's America first over everyone.

[Andy Purcell]

That's really the biggest.

[Adam Calhoun]

If, if someone's got to go, it can't be us. I gotta get back home with these babies.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude. I. I'm with you. So that's the biggest. That's the biggest problem I have with them is, dude, get the. Out of our. The out of our. Bro, You.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, especially when they come over and they do like this. I don't know if you guys saw this. There was a dude, an Israeli government official just got charged with soliciting a 15 year old in Las Vegas. And then somehow he was able to leave the country and return to Israel, which they will not extradite him.

[Adam Calhoun]

See, I don't understand. And I said this on one of my stories or something. You.

[DJ Cruise]

You.

[Adam Calhoun]

You got these people that can. I don't know what I'm allowed to say on here, but you got these people who can kids hurt little babies and get probation or get a slap on the wrist. And then you got guys sitting in prison with DUIs and fist fighting and like this. But you with these little kids, nobody care. What. Why are we protecting the children?

[Andy Purcell]

Because they're trying to make it acceptable in culture.

[Adam Calhoun]

What do they call that when, when, when you're.

[DJ Cruise]

What is it, Maps?

[Adam Calhoun]

What is that?

[DJ Cruise]

A minor attractive person?

[Adam Calhoun]

What? No. How about put a bullet in that? There's no. That's the only cure.

[Andy Purcell]

I know. I know, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. This dude. I mean. And this story is crazy, bro. So this dude's in Las Vegas. He gets caught in a sting, right? They arrest him. The D. A in Las Vegas is. Was born in Israel, okay? And somehow or another, no pros. No, no, no prosecution.

[Andy Purcell]

No charges. Not even no prosecution. They immediately extradited him. Like, flew right away.

[DJ Cruise]

You don't even have to use diplomatic immunity.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, this is.

[Andy Purcell]

She did it.

[DJ Cruise]

She just got him out of there. Get him the out of There and then you like. And so this is the guy here. This, this is the guy. His name is Chad Tom Artium Alexandrovich. This guy on the right. All right, and, and like it's been confirmed, like our state department talked about it, they're aware of it, that he was arrested, he was giving a court date, but then he gets extradited. And you know, I started looking into this about, about, about, about, you know, pedophiles fleeing. This ain't the first time that this has happened. Since 2014, there's been over 60 accused u. S. Sex offenders who have fled to Israel via the law of return, evading prosecution with community aid and delayed extraditions. And I had to look this up and very like it's real. It's absolutely real. I don't know how that's allowed.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's just, it's sickening to me especially.

[Andy Purcell]

Why would they allow it it, unless it's part of their culture that they're trying to hide.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's definitely a part of their culture and it's becoming a part like the Epstein. How, how hard is it, how hard is this to release a list of, of pedophiles? Why is that hard? Am I saying something crazy?

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why, why is that hard? Why is it hard to bring these people to justice when you, especially when you run a campaign on that release, release pedophiles and anyone involved with them and anyone protecting them, you're just as bad as them, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

There's only a few logical conclusions.

[Adam Calhoun]

They're all on that list.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it's not even about the list, bro. It's, it's so much deeper than that. Like everybody knows who's on the list. The flight logs have been published for five, six years. I mean.

[Adam Calhoun]

They'Re all connected and they all make money together.

[DJ Cruise]

It's a good old boys club, man. Yeah, it's a good old boys club, man. I don't know guys. Let us know what you guys think down in the comments chats. Rolling.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I mean, look, dude, I'm, I'm tired of other countries interests being served over ours. And it doesn't matter who it is. It doesn't matter if it's Israel, it doesn't matter if it's China, it doesn't matter if it's whatever. We're not the world's.

[Adam Calhoun]

Our politicians are the world's though. That's. See, I, I believe in America. I'm a proud American. I love you. I love my fellow Americans. I hate our government. Yeah, I, I, I Believe in God. I don't believe in religion. You understand what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I do.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

100, dude, it's like when I post the flag or I look at the flag, I don't. I don't. I don't look at that flag and think of our government.

[Adam Calhoun]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

They're not here to help us. They're here to keep us.

[Andy Purcell]

That's our sick flag, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yes, that is. That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

We the people have the power, and we the people need to stand the up and, And, And. And talking is cool, bringing awareness. But there's gonna be a time when we need to get real Americans. Like the guy that's from here that's going in there. We need to get real Americans in these jobs.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, if everybody was vocal, they wouldn't be able to get away with this.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's. That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I mean, like, this isn't. We're not talking about where it's gotten to a point where violence is required. If we were just in a place where everybody would be. Everybody would be vocal. They would go away.

[Adam Calhoun]

They're scared of losing their jobs. They're scared of what Chad next door thinks of them. And when the kids go to school, the teach.

[Andy Purcell]

Tell Chad to get back in his house.

[Adam Calhoun]

Let me get your head.

[DJ Cruise]

Go sit back in your cuck chair.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, you better get back in the house. You know I will.

[DJ Cruise]

I ain't gonna go there.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Don'T do the dish. Shut the up.

[Andy Purcell]

We got. We got. We've had neighborly disputes. That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right. That's right, man. Yeah, guys, let us know down in the comments, man. What you guys think with that being said, this is the time where we go crew some of these comments. Let's check some of these out.

[Adam Calhoun]

Hold on. Timeout. That's Andy up there.

[DJ Cruise]

Yep.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, King guy looks like a terrorist motherfucker.

[Andy Purcell]

Who made that?

[Adam Calhoun]

We didn't fix that.

[Andy Purcell]

I am terrorist. Domestic. Yeah, the domestic variety.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man. Let's. Let's check some of these comments out. This first one is from Kevin Bush, 247. He says, My Facebook profile pic is me going to a wedding. Black shirt, black jacket, and plastic sunglasses. Fuck. Does a grayish tie make up for it?

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[Adam Calhoun]

You'Re fucked. Is it a joint Facebook account with his wife?

[Andy Purcell]

Listen, I'm just trying to help you guys.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, that's it.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm just trying to help you, brother.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right.

[DJ Cruise]

That's it. That's it. Yeah. This next One's from Devon. Just figured out there's video here, and I knew what Andy looks like, but didn't know DJ looked like Bunny from Mayor of Kingstowne.

[Andy Purcell]

What's Bunny?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. I don't. I don't get it.

[Andy Purcell]

We have a picture.

[Adam Calhoun]

We're not laughing at you, Bunny.

[Andy Purcell]

I like the name Bunny. Be good name for you, Big Bunny. That sounds hard, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Big Bunny.

[Andy Purcell]

Big Bunny.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm your huckleberry. Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

If DJ was a rapper, that'd be his name. Big Bunny.

[Adam Calhoun]

Big Bunny.

[DJ Cruise]

Bunny. Yeah. But Buns, I don't.

[Adam Calhoun]

I don't hate it.

[Andy Purcell]

Big Bunny. What about Little Bunny? That's.

[Adam Calhoun]

Gay.

[DJ Cruise]

That's cool. Last one, man. Last one.

[Adam Calhoun]

What was that? What is all that?

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why? That's. I love stereotypes on white people and black people.

[Andy Purcell]

That's because they're all true.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, my God. White people are the only people that jump out of a helicopter with a bungee cord attached to white people. Do the. There's stereotypes and making fun of white people and black people and who. Asian people. Who. At Mexican people is hilarious. Let comedians be comedians again.

[DJ Cruise]

That's real, bro. Speaking. Did you see that Japan got rid of the down syndrome gene?

[Andy Purcell]

Why?

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm waiting for the punch. Wait for the punchline.

[DJ Cruise]

Yep, it's a real thing.

[Andy Purcell]

What?

[DJ Cruise]

All right, last one. Sean says, what the. How the f. Do I get the live chat? Guys, Jump down in the description right now. Do it right now. Take some time out. If you want to be a part of the lovely crowd, you get a chance in the description below. Yeah, guys, we appreciate you for being real ass fans. Keep cruising. Shall we?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Headline number two.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

You know what movie this is from?

[Adam Calhoun]

Only because me and a. Well, well, first of all, I wouldn't have known, but me and Andy, when I was in the gym with him earlier, he asked me if I seen a movie. It's a great movie.

[Andy Purcell]

Mm.

[Adam Calhoun]

Which they don't make great movies anymore for some fucking reason. But this is a scene from, I believe, Kingdom of Heaven.

[DJ Cruise]

Yep. You've seen it?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. It's an awesome movie.

[DJ Cruise]

I like you. So now you're sharing. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about, man.

[Andy Purcell]

I told you. Watch it. It's good.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's actually. And it's. And it's. It's partially based on. True story.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, it's very historically accurate, for the most part.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

100.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Let's get to headline number two, guys. Hello. Number two reads DeSantis State line won't protect criminal Illegals since Chuck Norris, Deputy to nab fugitive trucker. So this is a little follow up, just briefly, but we covered. I don't know if you've seen that video. It was going around viral of the. The truck driver that made that U turn.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, the guy who didn't give a. That he just killed people. Yeah, I did see that.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, so. So they just got it.

[Adam Calhoun]

Didn't even face, like, what.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, they. They just. They just arrested him.

[Adam Calhoun]

Did Chuck Norris arrest him? Because he's. If he did.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, apparently that's. That's what they're saying.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I saw that video. That guy, he acted like it was like the most nonchalant ever.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Wild.

[DJ Cruise]

And the weirdest part about it is the fact that the guy was in California already. So, like, how'd you get back so quick? You know what I'm saying? Like, how did. How did that. I don't even know how he was able to get back to California that quick when you got three vehicular homicide deaths you're dealing with right now, you know what I'm saying? But he's there. Here's the clip of them picking them up. Check this out. Singh actually being led by Florida state authorities onto the plane there. It looks like he's in shackles as he's being taken back onto the plane. What exactly, Senator, would your legislation do pertaining to this and other potential similar.

[Andy Purcell]

Cases in the future? Well, look, there's already a basic requirement.

[DJ Cruise]

Of English proficiency that some of these.

[Andy Purcell]

Blue states, these sanctuary states, are just ignoring and issuing commercial driver's license to truckers. I think two things.

[DJ Cruise]

Number one, these states like Washington and California that want to keep issuing commercial driver's license need to show that they are complying with that basic requirement that.

[Andy Purcell]

The people that they're putting on these roads that are going into other states can actually read the signs and understand English and be able to communicate with motor carrier safety inspectors and. And. And instructions for driving, and they need to be permanent, lawful residents of the United States.

[Adam Calhoun]

Thank you. No, that's. How about they actually live here? Like, what the fuck?

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man. And the craziest part about it is that, like, so that happened, right? But apparently it just happened again. I got this. Another clip here, let me pull it up. It just happened. It happened again with another driver. Let's check this clip out.

[Andy Purcell]

You okay?

[DJ Cruise]

Sure. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I was coming this way and I.

[Adam Calhoun]

See the whole thing.

[Andy Purcell]

It's crazy. You tried to swerve.

[DJ Cruise]

So it happened again, and I don't. It's interesting it's crazy. It really is. But. But what I want is it's kind of not turn the attention to. But these guys. Illegal migrant, not supposed to be here. And then you see the public's reaction. You know, I'm saying. And like how people try to like, protect these people, you know, like they. They just had this guy down in D.C. that was getting detained from. By ICE. There's a traffic stop that happens. Federal agents at D.C. and here's the clip. Let's watch this. Here's the clip. Try some run. He's saying he just wants to go back to his family. Okay, okay.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[Adam Calhoun]

Around and find out.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what I think too, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Now real quick. I mean, a lot of people, like, man, that looked harsh, right? Like it's not palatable to most people. But here's the deal. Mr. Perez Tiofone. He was on his final order of removal. He entered the US illegally three times. Okay?

[Adam Calhoun]

He.

[DJ Cruise]

His most recent charge was aggravated sexual battery against a minor under the age of 13.

[Andy Purcell]

So how the fuck is he out anyway?

[DJ Cruise]

But he just wants to get back to his family.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, now he does.

[DJ Cruise]

He just wants to get back to his family, guys. That's all. But I do want to know your thoughts on this because this is something else that's happening around the migrant situation is they're popping up these facilities, these new DHS facilities, right, to house illegal migrants before they send them back to whence they came. And I personally, I'm not with it. I'm not with it because I look at this like we're spending more tax dollars to open up these facilities. To date, I believe this is number four. They're opening up a new one in Nebraska called the Corn Husker. Clink. But that's tax dollars that are being. Already being spent now. We're spending more tax dollars on keeping these people at a facility. I would rather spend tax dollars if we have to spend any to get them out of the country as quick as possible.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why is it frowned upon for me or Andy or say something like this? And I'm not speaking for you guys, so I'll just say why is it frowned upon for me to say this? If you are illegal and you're not supposed to be here, get the out of here.

[Andy Purcell]

Why?

[Adam Calhoun]

Why is that. Why is that bad? No, these people, they're seeking asylum. There's. I don't give a. We have veterans on the street. We have veterans that are homeless. We. We're not taking care of our own people. But you could Come here and we're supposed to take care of you. I don't care how they handle these. I can't post up in England or Germany or any other country and just sit there and be like, I live here now. This is where I live. Get the out of here. Come through the legal port of entry. How hard is that?

[Andy Purcell]

It's not hard. The reason that it's frowned upon, which I'm not even sure it is, because I think like 70, 80 of the country agrees with you.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, that's not enough for a frown.

[Andy Purcell]

But here's the problem with these facilities. What happens if they exist in the. The Democrats get back in power. What do you think's gonna happen?

[DJ Cruise]

What are they, what are they going to do with those facilities?

[Andy Purcell]

Gonna let them go?

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, they're letting back out and then.

[Andy Purcell]

They'Re let them out just like that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Or they're gonna turn them into resorts.

[Andy Purcell]

No, bro, they let them out. The prisoners out during COVID Yeah, they're.

[DJ Cruise]

Gonna put us in them. Oh, that's what they'll be there for, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm gonna tell you this too. Anybody who is an enemy of United States of America. Yeah, for real. Like, like you guys who, who give these people sympathy and empathy and you're like, oh, like, why the does do our, like elected, like real talk, elected officials that advocate for these people's rights. First of all, they don't have rights as American citizens the same way we do, okay? And when these people advocate for this, they're advocating against the American people that are charged tax dollars to pay their salaries. Yeah, any politician that advocates on behalf of illegal migrants in this country is a fucking traitor in this country. That's right. And they should be treated as such. I am tired of this. America is tired of this. We are tired of seeing people all over the news and in our government and on our media advocating for the rights of criminals and illegal migrants that shouldn't be here. Like, why is it that these people who are elected by us, paid by us, advocating for criminals, why would they do that? Why would they do that? Why are they allowed to do that? How is that allowed? How is it allowed for elected officials who are on our payroll to openly advocate for the rights of violent criminals and migrants? That is fucking treason.

[Adam Calhoun]

What are they gaining?

[Andy Purcell]

They're. Well, they're gaining voters. That's the point. Because the America for the most part is tired of the. So what they're trying to do is import an entire new working class and voter class that will be thankful for them so they will vote for them. So basically what we have here is we're gonna. Democrats are, are legitimately. I don't like Republicans either, but I'm going to say this. Democrats are legitimately catering and pandering to the criminal element and the illegal element, non citizen element of this country in order to be elected. That's not even American, dude. Like that is, that should be criminal. And, and we have people say, oh well, this isn't, you know, this isn't a dictatorship. Yeah, maybe it should be for a minute. Maybe it should be for a minute so we could clean up all the. It wouldn't be the first time in history where someone came in, cleaned it up and then left.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, like, dude, this is insane. And the fact that we have AOC and these far left, like they're always advocating as if the criminal is the victim.

[DJ Cruise]

Right.

[Adam Calhoun]

You'll see. Still around?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

I thought she had like an only fans page now. What the is she doing?

[DJ Cruise]

Does she.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm just saying, dude, like this American people should not tolerate this. Why? What? And then they have these people brainwashed, like the, the upper middle class white.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's always the boomer, it's always, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

They'Re brainwashed because they, they are so privileged and they have never got their hands dirty. They've never been the victim of a violent crime. They've never gone through the system.

[Adam Calhoun]

They've never been punched in the mouth.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, listen, I got stabbed in the face at 23 years old, okay? It up my whole life. That's what this is. This is, this is. And I got one in the back too. And bro, it up my whole life. Ok, I understand what the ramifications are psychologically of being violated in that way. And we have these upper middle class bruncher women who advocate for the rights of criminals and illegal migrants until one of them does something to them and then it's like, what are you doing? You don't have to deal with this. You're not the one that has to. You're not the dad or the mom that has to kick down a door to get rid of this. And they're, they think they're noble. They think they're, they're. I'm, I've got a big, I've got a big heart.

[Adam Calhoun]

They did their deed.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruise]

I protested for them.

[Andy Purcell]

You want to do your deed for the day? Then stop allowing these to come in and kill other people's children and rape other people's children and take jobs from the American worker and Ruin our culture and dilute the American dream. You want to do your good deed, then stand up for that?

[Adam Calhoun]

No, because then that they would be called racist.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, you know what, Becky? Yeah. I stopped caring about all that a long time ago.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, me too. We've kind of grown desensitized from all these little words that they've. But, you know.

[Andy Purcell]

No, you just look at him. You're like. Yeah. Like, you really. You really want to. With someone, when they call you the names, just smile, be like. That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

Capital R. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Let's get some chat in here. Chad, what we got on this, man? Who wants. Who's got something to say on this? Let me go, Hitler. Okay. All right. Hey, Matt Stroman. All right, here we go, Matt. Your time to shine.

[Adam Calhoun]

Hey, Andy.

[DJ Cruise]

Hey, dj. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Talk to me, man. What you got on this? Really quickly, before I get into what I want to say, I gotta shout out Andy real quick because about nine months ago, I was fat broke and $7,000 in debt, but now I own my own townhouse, and I have a home studio, and I'm making music, and it's all because of 75 hard. So thank you, dude. Thank you.

[Andy Purcell]

That's what's happening, bro. That's what's up, dude. That is the fucking revolution, bro. Personal excellence. Going from being a slave to their bullshit to handling business. I love that, sir.

[DJ Cruise]

Yes, sir. But now with this subject, I have a crazy theory. I don't know if it's true. It's just my little tinfoil hat.

[Andy Purcell]

So if you got the horn hat.

[DJ Cruise]

You might want to put this on. But with all these trucker accidents that's going on, There it is. So what I'm thinking.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm ready. Let it rip.

[DJ Cruise]

What are the odds of this whole, like, all these crashes happening with this certain demographic? What if it's people trying to make the trucking industry look bad as a whole? So that way all the farm owners.

[Andy Purcell]

Of people like Bill Gates and people.

[Adam Calhoun]

In China buying the stuff to get.

[DJ Cruise]

Their own people in and take over that business. I would twist that. It's automated.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I mean, what's the next thing that Elon's going with Tesla, like, right now? Like, can't you send your Tesla out to be a taxi and.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, yeah, I heard about that.

[Andy Purcell]

That's scary. Yeah, yeah. I mean, dude, it's highly possible. I mean, look, dude, getting back to the Netanyahu thing. Netanyahu and that little group of Guys has shown that they'll do anything to get anything. And they're tied into the World Economic Forum. And you know, the. The. The leadership there will sacrifice anybody to get their. Their way. These people have shown that they will gladly kill whoever, do whatever, create whatever war, whatever situation has to happen to get what they want to get. And it's. It's. It's definitely possible. It's definitely possible.

[Adam Calhoun]

Bro, that hat is awesome.

[Andy Purcell]

One of the fans made that for me.

[Adam Calhoun]

Dude, that is the best.

[DJ Cruise]

You know, they. I got one too. You know what it is?

[Andy Purcell]

It's a.

[DJ Cruise]

It's a do rag.

[Andy Purcell]

Do rag.

[Adam Calhoun]

And that thing looks sturdy.

[Andy Purcell]

It is. The guy who made it did a good job.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I got a durag though. I'm proud of it. Yeah, man. Guys jumping on.

[Andy Purcell]

There's somebody who knows what's up. He said the Kazars.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what's funny? I see people say, why doesn't Andy talk about that? I'm like, bro, you don't want me to start.

[DJ Cruise]

How much time we got?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, like we do you have a 12 hour hour window for a history lesson.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, right, right.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm just breaking it down in bite sized chunks.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right. That's right, man. But yeah, guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think. With that being said, our third and final headline, headline number three. We got to talk about it.

[Adam Calhoun]

This was amazing.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

We don't run ads on the show, but if we did grapes, it'd be for this amazing form. Energy. Gray smash.

[DJ Cruise]

Grapes are pretty good.

[Andy Purcell]

It.

[DJ Cruise]

His grape's pretty good. Andy just went black.

[Adam Calhoun]

They said, dude, the best. That is the best sound bit clip, whatever ever.

[Andy Purcell]

Did I pass the test?

[DJ Cruise]

Yep, you passed.

[Andy Purcell]

Good ad. Well, you screenshot this.

[DJ Cruise]

Where's my wallet?

[Andy Purcell]

Where's my.

[DJ Cruise]

Where's my wallet?

[Andy Purcell]

I got it right here. That's the magic of the great. Baby, stop.

[DJ Cruise]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

Dj, I gotta ask you something.

[Adam Calhoun]

That'S amazing. I'm where I'm supposed to be right now.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, man, that thing will fry your brain, bro. It was. I was downloading the Internet right there, buddy.

[DJ Cruise]

I already know the next topic.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I do. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Let's get to our third and final headline.

[Andy Purcell]

Man, something's gonna make me mad.

[DJ Cruise]

No, no, this is good.

[Adam Calhoun]

Good.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, no, it's not. It's not good. It's gonna piss you off. Cracker Barrel, man. You guys favorite place.

[Andy Purcell]

What?

[Adam Calhoun]

They have good pancakes. Nice. I like their crispy pancakes.

[Andy Purcell]

I love Cracker Barrel.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay. All right. You Might not like it after this. So Cracker Barrel unveils new simplified logo. Our story hasn't changed.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep. They're in trouble.

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, bro, it is bad.

[Andy Purcell]

They stirred up.

[Adam Calhoun]

I haven't seen it.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, hold on. Since you haven't seen it, you've been to plenty of Cracker Barrels. Of course you've been on the road.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, yeah. Dump into Cracker Barrel, playing around. I love that breakfast.

[Andy Purcell]

What do you love about Cracker Barrel?

[DJ Cruise]

Crackers?

[Andy Purcell]

Hold on. Not you.

[Adam Calhoun]

They're breakfast.

[Andy Purcell]

I love the crackers, too. I feel like I'm at home.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. I love the name of the store.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

When you walk in, they got all the. Right. And it kind of reminds you of, like, grandma's house.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Right. Like, they got all the rocking chairs.

[Adam Calhoun]

And you go in. They got all the old candies.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

My.

[Adam Calhoun]

My necks.

[Andy Purcell]

My gr.

[DJ Cruise]

Hanging from the ceiling. It's great.

[Andy Purcell]

You're. You weren't supposed to see that. So. So, dude. But you walk in, right? And like, my. My great grandma, she's from Shawnee Town, Illinois. You know where that is?

[Adam Calhoun]

I know exactly.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, so it's a. They had a fishing barge.

[Adam Calhoun]

Wait, she's from Shawnee, Illinois.

[Andy Purcell]

Shawnee Town.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

It's on the border of. It's right on Ohio River.

[Adam Calhoun]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

And they had a fishing barge. All right. It's actually an incredible story, but, like, dude, when I walk into Cracker Barrel, I feel like I'm walking into my grandma's house, bro. Or like that time, like, it feels the same. And there's a nostalgic feeling about walking into there. And they're getting rid of all that, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

I love it, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

What? Wait.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

We're about to dive into it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Check this out. This is unbelievable.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. So. So Cracker Barrel has debuted its new logo on Tuesday, removing the main resting. I'm sorry, the man resting on a barrel. And leaving only the name of the restaurant serving Southern style comfort food. The new design marks the first time in 48 years that the logo only features text. The Old country store opened in 1969 with the text only logo before adding the iconic image of the man sitting against the barrel. That was in 1977. So here's the OG logo. Everybody's familiar with this.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. This logo of all time.

[DJ Cruise]

It's. It's classic, bro. This is the new logo.

[Andy Purcell]

It looks like. It looks exactly like Golden Corral's logo.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Look at it.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

It's like. It's Bro. And you know, the craziest Gay. This is gay, Bro, they probably paid whoever designed that. They. He probably got paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to come in and consult and.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, this.

[Adam Calhoun]

But wait, wait. Why? Why did they do this?

[DJ Cruise]

Well, let's talk.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, hold on.

[Adam Calhoun]

This is like.

[Andy Purcell]

Hold on. Adam. Yeah, just show the picture to lady.

[DJ Cruise]

Okay?

[Andy Purcell]

You'll know why.

[DJ Cruise]

You ready?

[Adam Calhoun]

She's just missing the blue hair.

[Andy Purcell]

Nah, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, is that a dude? No, that's a dude, man. That's a. Got a sturdy chin. What is going on here?

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, yeah, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, my God. Yeah, she got that sturdy chin. So Cracker Barrel is no longer Cracker Barrel, is what you're telling me.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, I mean, what's Cracker Barrel without the crackers, bro?

[Adam Calhoun]

That's right, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

The. The barrel and the dude is, like, historic. It's.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's like when they turned the Washington Redskins into the Washington football team.

[Andy Purcell]

What? No, they turned it in to the Washington commanders.

[Adam Calhoun]

Now it's that.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, so. So let's make sense of this. We take an iconic Native American warrior that Native Americans are proud of.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And then we replace it because it's offensive with the. That killed them.

[Adam Calhoun]

Put that hat back on.

[Andy Purcell]

And that's more politically correct.

[Adam Calhoun]

He just nailed that mother clip that.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Same thing with taking Aunt Jemima off. The syrup and all that. We're just gonna erase it.

[Andy Purcell]

Doesn't even taste the same. Nobody wants this Miller syrup. We want Aunt Jemima saying, hey, sugar, it's these.

[Adam Calhoun]

When I say, man, white people. And it is white people being white, but when I say white people, it's those white people.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, well, I mean, with the Aunt Mima thing, like, even digging into that. Right.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, I want Aunt Jemima to show up my house, say, hey, baby.

[Adam Calhoun]

I want Uncle Ben.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I want Uncle Ben.

[Adam Calhoun]

What the Are we doing?

[Andy Purcell]

I want Uncle Ben cooking my. Right.

[DJ Cruise]

You take. Yeah, right, right. So you. You want.

[Andy Purcell]

You.

[DJ Cruise]

You want to take Aunt Jemima off and. And replace it with the name of the place that owned her, you know?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

The Pearl Mill, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

None of it makes sense.

[DJ Cruise]

None of it.

[Adam Calhoun]

And you're right. It is these. These. This is. That. That is the culprit. You're up. Why is she even having in j. In charge of anything?

[Andy Purcell]

Why is she in charge of CR.

[DJ Cruise]

Barrel? It gets worse.

[Andy Purcell]

Cracker Barrel should be run by a dude named Howard.

[DJ Cruise]

A cracker.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Like a real cracker.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. The barrel is representative of American culture. People don't understand that. That's where men used to meet and play checkers and chess and shoot the like. Yes, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, it gets worse because again, I mean, you guys touched on a little bit. You guys know what the inside.

[Andy Purcell]

Of course, the inside of Cracker Barrel. Right?

[DJ Cruise]

Okay, well, this is. Because along with.

[Adam Calhoun]

Don't. Don't. I don't even know you're gonna be.

[DJ Cruise]

Upset because along with the. The brand name change, logo change, this is now the inside of a Cracker Barrel coming to you soon.

[Andy Purcell]

Hilarious.

[Adam Calhoun]

They're just turning everything into progressive, like.

[DJ Cruise]

Liberal hgtv, man, is what the.

[Andy Purcell]

This is. She's. Listen, she's probably making a decision based upon. I bet if you looked at their sales numbers, they probably got declining sales numbers. And it probably has to do with things other than the atmosphere. It is not the atmosphere that's causing the decline. I haven't been in a Cracker Barrel in a minute, but I would bet that if people aren't going there, it has something to do with the customer experience, the quality of the food, and that's probably it.

[DJ Cruise]

Pretty much it.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Like, it's not the decor or the brand or the feel, because that's actually the only thing that is for sure right. About Cracker Barrel 100.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, let's. Let's listen. Let's take it. Let's take a break here. Let's don't.

[Andy Purcell]

With my Cracker Barrel that.

[Adam Calhoun]

I want to go to Cracker Barrel, walk past the checkerboard by the fire place, and have Sydney, sweetie serve me pancakes and American Eagle jeans.

[DJ Cruise]

You.

[Adam Calhoun]

How about that?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I agree. I agree.

[Adam Calhoun]

Geez.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm with it.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, I was gonna say let's. Let's. Let's hear the. The CEO out. Okay. Because she. She's on. She has something to say.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, I gotta start some. Yikes.

[DJ Cruise]

Oy vey. All right. She has something to say. Let's. Let's check this out. This was. This was the CEO's remarks on this.

[Andy Purcell]

Honestly, the feedback's been overwhelmingly positive that people like what we're doing.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'll give you another sound bite.

[Andy Purcell]

I actually happened to be in Orlando last week with all of our managers.

[Adam Calhoun]

We bring them together once every other year.

[Andy Purcell]

And the number one question that I got asked, Michael, was, how can I get a remodel? When can I get a remodel? How do I get on the list? Oh, really? So, because the feedback and the buzz is so good, not only from our.

[Adam Calhoun]

Customers, but from our team members. They want to work in a wonderful.

[Andy Purcell]

Restaurant, so that's gaslighting.

[Adam Calhoun]

We're doing everything for our guests and our Team members.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Doula Messino is one pleasure to be here. You're the CEO, dumbass. What do you think they're gonna say to you?

[Adam Calhoun]

Trahan also what a that dude turned out to be bro. He's like the was a badass. You're a bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Here's what I'll say. You're the CEO, dumbass. Everybody says all your ideas are good. That ask me how the. I know I gotta twist people's ears and to make them tell me that shit's bad so we can fix it.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, what do you think of that idea? Oh man, it's greatest idea ever, baby. Like dude, like that's the oldest trick in the book. Of course they're gonna. You go together with them once every other year and they see you once every 24 months. And you think they're gonna say yeah your sucks lady.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

They're not gonna say that.

[DJ Cruise]

I know what we'll say that I will. Them pocketbooks are gonna say that.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'm looking up the current it. Wow.

[Andy Purcell]

Past week they've gone down.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I'm looking at it right now.

[Andy Purcell]

What is that?

[DJ Cruise]

That's two and a half percent, huh?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

That was just in one day it dropped 10. Yeah, well it was just the start.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Who owns Cracker Barrel? I know who owns it. Just guess.

[DJ Cruise]

BlackRock.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[Adam Calhoun]

Who is it?

[DJ Cruise]

Black Rock.

[Adam Calhoun]

They own every.

[Andy Purcell]

They own 15 of cracker barrel. They are. They are the most.

[Adam Calhoun]

They really own everything.

[Andy Purcell]

Of course. And Larry Finks on the. He's the head of the World Economic Forum now.

[Adam Calhoun]

Really?

[Andy Purcell]

And there's multiple videos that we feature on the show before where Larry Fink is disgusting. Forcing culture, forcing companies to do what they want by withholding the funding that they need through dies.

[DJ Cruise]

That's how they put this in, bro. Because nobody's with this, right? Like nobody agrees to this, but they force the company's hands by putting in those standards of. Of whether it's getting access to more capital or other loan options.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why just why are we ruining everything that we grew up with? Like that. That was the best.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why are we ruining.

[Andy Purcell]

That's why.

[Adam Calhoun]

Why are there people who live in this country that are just ruining.

[Andy Purcell]

No, no, no, no. They hate you.

[Adam Calhoun]

They hate themselves.

[Andy Purcell]

No, no, no. They hate you. They hate. They hate you. They hate me. They hate people that look like us and speak like us and talk like us and believe in what they do not want American people.

[Adam Calhoun]

Like when you say they, who are you talking about when you say they. When I say they, I'm talking about the government.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. No, yeah, that is what I'm talking about. But I'm talking about it's higher than the government.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, we're talking about the World Economic Forum trying to create a global government. And to create a global government, you have to remove national identity. To remove national identity, you have to change national culture. To change national culture, you have to erase all of the things that make us us.

[Adam Calhoun]

I hate when they say there's no such thing as, like, American culture. I just want to headbutt people when they hear that.

[DJ Cruise]

I mean, a few more.

[Adam Calhoun]

You ever heard of the Daytona 500?

[Andy Purcell]

You ever heard of Walmar Kyle?

[Adam Calhoun]

What the.

[DJ Cruise]

Let's see what the chat got in on this.

[Adam Calhoun]

We are the baddest that walk the earth.

[Andy Purcell]

Let me tell you something, buddy.

[DJ Cruise]

Listen here, buddy, old pal. Zeeshan, who you got? Bro?

[Andy Purcell]

Bro. There's that meme. It's like white people have a. Have a derogatory name for other white people. It's Buddy, chief.

[Adam Calhoun]

Listen, buddy. Guy, pal.

[DJ Cruise]

I've had it up to here with it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Listen here, buddy. You hear that come out of a white dude's mouth, you better pay attention.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, that's. That's white people.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Look at that.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's a nice salad you got there, Bob. Thanks. That's.

[DJ Cruise]

That's white people.

[Adam Calhoun]

And it's okay.

[DJ Cruise]

It's fine. Yeah, it's right. It's right. Yeah, it's right. It is okay.

[Adam Calhoun]

Can we get the black people sound? Can you do it real quick?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

What's the black people sound, Adam?

[Andy Purcell]

Them right here.

[Adam Calhoun]

Step right here. Why don't they just put a new battery in?

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, man. Yeah, man. Guys, tell us what you guys think about this, man. I. It's going to suck, man. Cuz, brother, there's a cracker barrel right off by my house.

[Andy Purcell]

There's one right here. Cross street. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

I go to the one by my house.

[Andy Purcell]

Where's the one by your house? Al Maramack bottom there.

[DJ Cruise]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Mm. And you know, we don't go there all the time.

[Andy Purcell]

You went there last night?

[DJ Cruise]

No, no, no.

[Andy Purcell]

What'd you get? That is the.

[DJ Cruise]

Bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

It sucked.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, see, there you go. That's why. That's why. That's why their sales are down. You waited an hour. Their food was bad.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. We don't need HGTV in the Cracker Barrel. That ain't the problem.

[Andy Purcell]

You need. Gordon Ramsay come in and beat some people up. Kitchen.

[DJ Cruise]

That's it. Yeah, that's it. Make some idiot sandwiches. It'll be fine. It'd be fine, man. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

Guys, let's go down in the comments. What you guys think, bro?

[Andy Purcell]

Is corn in the. Is Paul Corn in the. Paul here?

[Adam Calhoun]

Corn.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I. I made sure he gets vip, right? Yeah, he. He has VIP access. Come on, Paul, say something. Get off mute.

[Andy Purcell]

Paul. Are you putting them on? Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

There you go. I'm here.

[Andy Purcell]

Hey, Paul.

[Adam Calhoun]

Call porn.

[Andy Purcell]

What's up, Paul? I can't believe that I'm actually talking right now.

[DJ Cruise]

Words. What's the word, Paul?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I think that everything that you.

[Adam Calhoun]

Mentioned and that it's all just very commonly and kind of obvious that they're all Jewish.

[Andy Purcell]

The guy, Larry Fink, which his last name is probably Finkelstein, and he was Jewish. Banker, replacing the head of the wef.

[Adam Calhoun]

Who was also Jewish. They also own Cracker Barrel, and the CEO is Jewish.

[Andy Purcell]

And it's.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's kind of too much to just.

[Andy Purcell]

Not say that it's some kind of way Jewishness or.

[Adam Calhoun]

I mean, how did the Jews get all this shit?

[Andy Purcell]

Facts. Hey, facts are fucking facts, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

How did the Jews get control of everything? What?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, according to them, they're better with the money at money with us. They're better with money Point that they kind of. They help each other and they support Israel. I mean, the, the guy who escaped.

[Adam Calhoun]

From being a pedophile was from Israel. The district attorney who let him go.

[Andy Purcell]

Was born in Israel. Yep. And she's district attorney here. Yep. And. And, you know, I understand it's not all Jews, of course, but, like, no Jewishness has an element in the equation. I, I. You can't deny that. It's a fact.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah. Yeah, that's real, Paul.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Paul, guess what, bro, Another car episode coming up real soon for you, buddy. I have to watch it.

[DJ Cruise]

I'll have to watch it.

[Andy Purcell]

All right. Hey, Paul, good hearing from you, bro. Bro, thank you.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's great talking to you.

[Andy Purcell]

You're. You're really a great, amazing person. Thank you. Thank you, bro. You too.

[Adam Calhoun]

He said his last name is probably Finkelstein. Yeah, Paul.

[Andy Purcell]

I mean, look, bro, that. Listen, it's mainstream, dude. Everybody's talking about it. It's just because, dude, we just got to be smart about how it's discussed, because Paul's correct. It's an undeniable reality that it is. It is. All these are always connected to the same culture. That's. That's still in the big scheme of things, a very small minority of that culture.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, right.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's like you can't say all blacks, all whites, all Jews. It's, it's. Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

The generalization is what gets us.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's where it's got me in trouble.

[Adam Calhoun]

The whole.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, well that's. But that's where bad things happen, right? They, they weaponize collective thinking into mob mentality. And we saw it during COVID Right. We saw, we saw how they weaponized the boomer and the, the leftist and fear mongered and got everybody collectively mob mentality to come after anybody that questioned the agenda. Yeah, this is no different than they do with, with Jews. Okay? They, they. And I actually think there's a lot of responsible conversation happening around it because people are realizing like, like that's not a good thing. Like nobody wants, you know, a genocide of whatever. Right. Though. But I'll tell you this. The, the, the, the biggest fear of Jewish people having massive attacks comes from their own leadership in Israel because they're willing to sacrifice their own people and the reputation of their own people and hide behind their own people. They hide their evilness and their crimes and their deceptions behind anti Semitism. And so what they're doing is they are collectivizing the Jewish people their own leadership which puts them all in danger. And so like, you know, when you, when you want to know who's collectivizing the Jewish people, it isn't white people, it isn't black people, it isn't anti Semitics. It's their own leadership who's hiding behind them and then saying, oh well, you don't like what I'm doing. So you hate all of these people. No, we don't. We hate you. Right. You with a name and a address and a role in society. And if we can identify these people as, you know, let's say out of what, 16 to 20 million people on the planet, there's probably 5,000 of these people that are it up.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So to say what's 5,000? What's 5,000 divided by 16 million? What is it? What's the percentage?

[DJ Cruise]

Don't ask me. You're asking.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I'm asking when you to do.

[Adam Calhoun]

It to public schooling.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

I'm black. So what was this?

[Andy Purcell]

What isan. Okay, so you have 5,000 of the leadership class Jewish mafia. Okay. Just like the Italian mafia, just like all the organized criminals that have existed in the history of time. So you have 5,000 of these people that are working together globally. That's.0003% of the Jewish population. So to say it's all Jews is not an accurate statement by any means, and it's a very dangerous statement. And the fact of the matter is, is there's a lot of Jewish resentment because they're starting to understand that their identity and their families are at risk because of the actions of this getting.

[Adam Calhoun]

Up by these guys.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes. And do. The best thing that could happen. Happen in the world is that the rest of the Jewish population start pointing the finger and be like, bro, those.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man, that's real.

[Andy Purcell]

Because you can't defend the. That they do. The, The. The deception, the subversion, the. The propaganda, the. The dismantling of culture, the pushing of, you know, migrants in the Western. In all the Western countries. Dude, why is that? Is to dilute suit the cultures of everybody else while maintaining theirs. That. That's not okay, bro. I'm sorry.

[Adam Calhoun]

Have you guys ever talked about what Kanye said about some of this?

[DJ Cruise]

Oh, yeah, it's.

[Adam Calhoun]

It's. Well, he had some valid points. Listen, I think motherfucker's crazy, but he said some valid.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't think he's crazy. I think. I think he said that intentionally. Like, look, the way I'm explaining it right now doesn't get clicks, views, or attention.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, okay.

[Andy Purcell]

Because it's got common sense and it's true. The only way. And you know this, you're in the media. The only way to truly get attention is to say in an outrageous way. But the problem with that is that it creates generalization and risk and they.

[Adam Calhoun]

Miss the point that you're actually giving it to them.

[Andy Purcell]

And so I believe. Because Yay. Knows how to use the media properly, I believe all of that he says is just to move the conversation, just to get the conversation going.

[DJ Cruise]

I don't even think we would be having.

[Andy Purcell]

I think he's done it. I think he's done that.

[DJ Cruise]

I must say, I don't think we would even be having these conversations had it not been for the stuff that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, see, that's another thing. When I hear some of the he said, I'm like, I'm not supposed to agree with what he's saying, because people are saying what he's saying is crazy. And he's doing it in a way that almost makes him. Well, no, that does make him look. Seem crazy. But if you actually listen to what he's saying, it's like, like, oh, he's actually saying something. Something here. But he's just doing it in such a way that it's like, can you take him seriously? You know what I mean? But then that's when you have to go do your own research.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, that's where the conversation starts. It's like this. Dude, it's this conversation we just had. We wouldn't be having that conversation and say it crazy. Okay, so like, bro, did you see what Yay said? He said he loved Hitler. And you know, the conversation goes, yeah, that's crazy. But. And then people start talking about, like, some of the truth.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, why would.

[Andy Purcell]

Why would.

[DJ Cruise]

Why would he say that? He, like, what would he. What could he possibly love Hitler about? You know, like, what could he possibly love about Hitler?

[Adam Calhoun]

He loved the fashion.

[DJ Cruise]

Then you look into it, it's like, oh, he loved.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, he loved the fashion.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, he loved how they dressed. He loved it. He loved it.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Did you see he. He did that interview in like a black clan.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

With a diamond bezel swastika.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, I saw that.

[Adam Calhoun]

Like, unreal. But the. He was saying he was spitting.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, well, you. You know that this. For. For 99 of the time that the swastika has existed, it meant positivity and good fortune.

[Adam Calhoun]

Like in India and other countries still.

[Andy Purcell]

All over Indian culture.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So it doesn't mean what they have made it mean for this one.

[Adam Calhoun]

Well, yeah, I'm against anything to do with Nazis. Even that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Because the greatest generation of all time that ever lived went over there and killed them sons of. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

So it's like, yeah, they did those. But would they have had the Internet existed then?

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, I don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

Would they have if the information flow was free? Because all those guys were doing was what they were told was the right thing to do for America.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah, that's right.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

That doesn't wait in three weeks for a newspaper update. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right. There's no. The Internet was created for the purpose of control without them having the foresight to realize that they didn't control the information anymore.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, bro, it's crazy, man. Guys, jump in on the conversation down in the comments. Let us know what you guys think. With that being said, let's get to our final segment of the show. As always, this is our thumbs up or dumb as that's where we bring a headline in.

[Adam Calhoun]

This is hilarious. Is awesome.

[DJ Cruise]

We talk about it and it gets one of those two options. So that. With that being said, we talk about culture a lot on this show. That's what it is. Culture needs to dj.

[Adam Calhoun]

That's who you look like. You can't and especially in these clips, you kind of look like Dak Prescott right there.

[DJ Cruise]

Prescott.

[Adam Calhoun]

Dak Prescott.

[DJ Cruise]

Is that a compliment?

[Adam Calhoun]

That's who you look like in that clip. And he looks like he's not going to the moon because I don't think we ever were there.

[Andy Purcell]

We didn't go.

[DJ Cruise]

We didn't go. We didn't go. Go. But we talk about culture a lot and where culture should be. And, you know, it's funny. We got, you know, you guys are in the same kind of generation timeline, but grew up in a time where, you know, people got punched in the face and it was what it was, and so.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, please tell me it's the clip I think it is. Please tell me it's the kid getting body slammed.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yes, it is.

[DJ Cruise]

Staff member manhandles California student. Internet says, he's a kid, you're an adult.

[Adam Calhoun]

No, he was being a caution.

[Andy Purcell]

You see this?

[DJ Cruise]

It's great. Well, let's watch the clip. This clip has gone viral right now. It's amassed millions of views, a lot of people's opinions on it. So let's. Let's watch the. The clip. For those who have not seen it yet, here it is in 4k.

[Andy Purcell]

This.

[Adam Calhoun]

He's trying to reason with him. Yes, yes. That's what this generation of kids needs right there.

[Andy Purcell]

That kid's 120 pounds and thinks he's hard as. Because those adults cannot do anything back to him. This entire generation of kids needs exactly that. That if. Not that. Bro, if you're gonna. If you square up with a grown man, you're gonna get treated like a grown man. That's it. And that little kid, bro, you punched a teacher in a face. And then we got like. Like you're saying, we got people sympathizing.

[Adam Calhoun]

With this, but this is because that. Because that kid acted like that. Because of gentle parenting. Because. Yes, yes.

[Andy Purcell]

He's never been punched. He's never dealt with consequences. Dude, dude, you and I grew up where if.

[Adam Calhoun]

If Wait till your dad gets home, not even my mom had a spoon. Huh? Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

No. Aside from that, dude, if you said the wrong thing, you might get punched in the face.

[Adam Calhoun]

You're my mom.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Slap the fire out of your ass.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro. Yeah, dude. And this kid's a 5, 2, 100. Dude. Here's the truth. This is the honest to God's truth. We have to allow males to face the consequences of their violent outbursts in natural order. And the. The reason that has to happen is because this kid will go out in public and act like that and get killed. Killed. That is the truth.

[Adam Calhoun]

And then everyone's gonna be like, oh.

[DJ Cruise]

He was such a good kid, though.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, he was a future doctor, that kid. And all the kids like him need to. They there has especially for men. We cannot remove the natural pecking order of men. And that has to be done through physical confrontation. I'm sorry to all you intellectual dorks out there that think it can be done through discussion. It cannot be done through discussion. Sometimes they have to feel the force of another man's hands on them so they realize not to do that to anyone else. And, dude, this is the reality of natural order. You don't have lions roaming around in the jungle. And then, you know, the young lion gets out of control and the old lion says, son, don't do that. It's not nice. No, the lion bites his face off. Off. And then the thing comes back with his head down and realizes his place in the world.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know what's good about this video, though, is not only did that kid learn something today, all those kids watching.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, and they celebrated it, dude. Like, when that happened, the kids go crazy.

[Adam Calhoun]

I ain't gonna do that. Slammed on my head. If I do that, half of those.

[Andy Purcell]

Kids are probably like, oh, God, he's gonna get sued. Yeah, which he probably will.

[DJ Cruise]

Probably will.

[Andy Purcell]

But like, dude, I'm. I'm. We. We gotta change the rules with this.

[Adam Calhoun]

But here's the thing. This generation, these. This generation is going to be in the workforce. That means your customer service is gonn. These kids think they could talk to you however the fuck they want.

[Andy Purcell]

No, dude, it's called.

[Adam Calhoun]

What about lawyers and doctors? And these kids are the next fucking. How the fuck are we going to be a society?

[Andy Purcell]

These kids are fucked.

[Adam Calhoun]

But these. So who's going to run shit?

[Andy Purcell]

AI.

[Adam Calhoun]

Well, we're fucked then, right?

[DJ Cruise]

You know the crazy. I was watching this. You know what movie reference I thought about seeing? This was Malibu's Most Wanted.

[Adam Calhoun]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

He was giving me Malibu's Most Wanted chapstick pretty much.

[Adam Calhoun]

I think that's.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, there is. There is little kids, 10 years old on video all over the Internet, squaring up to grown people, running their mouths and nope.

[DJ Cruise]

Gonna learn today.

[Andy Purcell]

You could teach a lot. You could teach a lot to somebody with an open hand. Smack. For real. Like, I'm talking about smacking them on the ground. You want to embarrass a man and teach him where the they belong? Slap them in the face.

[DJ Cruise]

It's the worst.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah. That's the Worst they won't do either. Most of them.

[Adam Calhoun]

So what? His dad's not teach him at home? He just learned by some stranger at his school.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, he probably cried and said, oh my God, I can't believe this happened to me. They abused me at school. Because like, dude, the real talk these kids are.

[DJ Cruise]

You know why this happened, bro? Because they took the old man next to the barrel off the cracker barrel.

[Adam Calhoun]

We need more grandpas and we need the guy back on the cracker barrel sign.

[Andy Purcell]

We need to remove. Remove. We need to remove fist fighting from an arrestable offense.

[Adam Calhoun]

I go, dude, I agree.

[Andy Purcell]

I know you do.

[Adam Calhoun]

Jesus Christ.

[Andy Purcell]

But if we remove. If we remove fist fighting as an arrestable offense, there will be natural order will be restored amongst men.

[Adam Calhoun]

Repercussions to your actions. I'm not min.

[Andy Purcell]

Now, the minute you have a weapon or it's excessive or. Or whatever. That's different.

[DJ Cruise]

Bring back the rules, bro. You knock somebody out, you don't keep going. All right, cool.

[Adam Calhoun]

I like. I just. I just want to say this. We all in here are not the toughest guys in the world. But I'd much rather have a little fist fight and. And solve a difference.

[Andy Purcell]

Not only that, what happens afterwards usually.

[Adam Calhoun]

Let's go have a beer, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right. That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. Because they're and why we respect each other.

[DJ Cruise]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

And that's what we have going on in the country right now. We missing that element.

[Adam Calhoun]

But andy, this isn't the 80s and the 90s. We live in world now. Andy. AI is gonna run. I'm out of here. We. Hey. Me and you have to live longer now. And guys like us. So we're running still, I guess.

[Andy Purcell]

No, bro.

[DJ Cruise]

So thumbs up for this?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I think you should have got it.

[Adam Calhoun]

Way worse ring bet. Throat punching. Let's go.

[Andy Purcell]

You pushed a grown man, man. You punched him and then you pushed him. Do you not Now I know that man that he pushed is not a big man. But do you know what kind of restraint he had to have to not do anything back that that man. That. That man would whoop that kid's ass. I don't give a house.

[Adam Calhoun]

And he's being like, look. He's like, yes.

[Andy Purcell]

He's trying to be civil.

[DJ Cruise]

We've got the crowd behind.

[Andy Purcell]

Sometimes the best thing you can do.

[Adam Calhoun]

Push the weakest puss ass.

[Andy Purcell]

Guess, bro.

[Adam Calhoun]

You're done. Bye bye.

[Andy Purcell]

Night night, bro. I love it. I love it.

[Adam Calhoun]

More or less.

[Andy Purcell]

Exactly, bro. Listen, when I Was in high school. All right? So when I was in high school, dude, when I was a freshman, all right, we had these two dudes in our high school that were both badass. I was a freshman, they were juniors or seniors, and, like, two of the toughest dudes in our school. I'll never forget it, bro. One of them was. His name was Dave Truman. And the other one. His name was Chris Culliton, okay? And they got in this fist fight literally three feet in front of me. And, like, these are the two biggest, toughest dudes in our school. Blood everywhere. Like, I'm talking a fight. Our teachers to their men. Teachers jumped in and beat their asses. And after that, bro, you know what? I didn't talk back to those teachers. I. Dude, one of those teachers. It's Tim Rames, dad.

[DJ Cruise]

No, no.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Paul Rain. And Paul Rain's like, 75 years old now. I'm tell you what, if he said shut the up, I'll shut the up. You know what I'm saying? Like. Like, dude, that was. The things that happened when we were in school. And, like, nobody called the police. Nobody said, like, it is what it is. And you know what? Those two dudes, they calmed down, too. There was no more of that. You know what I mean?

[DJ Cruise]

It's not.

[Adam Calhoun]

You know what the craziest thing is? That's how we used to handle things.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

Fighting with our friends like that. Guys talking, whatever. And look, we all lived.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[Adam Calhoun]

And we're all actually better men for it.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruise]

Well, that's the thing, man. Like, where we're capable of violence, we have to just learn how to control that. But, like, that's what these scenarios allow us to do, is to learn those. Those lessons. You know what I'm saying? And learn if you really care about what you want to say and learn how to defend it. Or you might, you know, maybe it's not that important.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a valuable lesson in life.

[DJ Cruise]

Supervised.

[Andy Purcell]

It's super. You got to know where to line. It is.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You got to know where the line is. Because, dude, especially for these kids who are growing up in a society where it's not about. Hold on.

[DJ Cruise]

What's all this?

[Andy Purcell]

It's not even. No, it's not. Dude, these kids are such that. No, I'm being serious. They're such. Because they've never been exposed to actual repercussions of any sort of violence that they automatically go to weapons and guns and like this. So, like, dude, dude, that kid right there, if he acts like that in out in the world with somebody close to his age. Like, back in our day, we. We the worst thing we thought would be, all right, we're gonna throw down. But now, dude, like, you don't know. They'll just shoot him.

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, right.

[Andy Purcell]

You know?

[DJ Cruise]

Yeah, man. Well, guys, we got thumbs up on this.

[Andy Purcell]

I said thumbs up.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah. 100. Two thumbs up.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I agree. Two.

[Adam Calhoun]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruise]

100, man.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, guys.

[DJ Cruise]

Andy, Adam.

[Adam Calhoun]

Hey, thanks for having me, man. This was awesome.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro. Thanks for coming in, dude. You have to come back. That was fun.

[Adam Calhoun]

I'd love to. Thank you guys.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, guys, that's the show. Don't be a hoe share the show.

[DJ Cruise]

Went from sleeping on the floor now.

[Adam Calhoun]

My jewelry box froze stove counted millions.

[DJ Cruise]

In a cold bad booted swo got her own bank row can't f just a no head shot case CLO CL.