REAL AF with Andy Frisella: Episode 975

Date: December 9, 2025
Co-Hosts: Andy Frisella & DJ Cruise

Episode Overview

In Episode 975 of REAL AF, Andy Frisella and DJ Cruise jump into a raw, wide-ranging discussion of current political and cultural flashpoints, viral moments, and behind-the-scenes realities of both their own businesses and commentary careers. With their trademark unfiltered banter, they analyze viral topics including the explosive Nick Fuentes/Piers Morgan interview, New York migrant politics, a shooting incident at Tim Pool’s property, and the wider issues of cultural conformity versus standing on personal values.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Reality of Charging for Value & Their New App

• [03:00–08:40] The hosts address backlash over charging for their new community-building app and the persistent internet criticism about monetizing information.
• Andy and DJ respond candidly to accusations of hypocrisy, emphasizing their track record of delivering “everything for free” for over a decade.
  • They clarify that the MFCEO content remains free, but technical improvements and new features require funding.
  • Quote: “If you’re not willing to give up a night out or a couple coffees or a pizza, then you certainly don’t have what it takes.” — DJ Cruise (06:38)
• They refute claims about paywalls and encourage listeners to “stand on your own values” and do their own research.
• Notable moment: DJ Cruise flames critics: “To be completely honest, fuck you.” (05:04)

2. Piers Morgan vs. Nick Fuentes: Clashes, Trolling & Values

• [18:50–32:09] Analysis of the viral Piers Morgan/ Nick Fuentes interview where Morgan grilled Fuentes on extremist and misogynistic views, including his comments on Hitler.
• Clips played:
  • Holocaust joking: Morgan denounces Fuentes’s provocations; Fuentes mocks the offended.
  • Gun violence/city diversity: Banter about UK knife vs. America gun crime.
  • Fuentes's sexuality & women’s suffrage:
    • Morgan presses: “Are you actually attracted to women?”
    • Fuentes: “I do not [think women should vote], no.”
    • “Well, I can see why they're difficult to be around, bro.” — DJ Cruise (22:36)
  • The hosts riff on the generational divide, with DJ referencing “40% of men under 30 are virgins” (23:43), leading to humorous asides about “Aladdin.”
• Analysis:
  • They agree Piers flip-flops and lacks core values — “He’s a fair-weather guy, wherever the trend is—that’s where you'll find him.” — DJ Cruise (24:16)
  • In contrast, Fuentes at least “stands on what he believes,” which is respected among Gen Z, even if people disagree with the substance.
    • “Now it’s so abnormal [to stand on your beliefs], it’s like an anomaly.” — Andy (31:44)
• Cultural thread:
  • Groupthink and herd mentality during COVID and beyond.
  • The danger of abandoning personal beliefs for social acceptance.
  • Quote: “You can’t take advantage of people that will say 'no.'” — DJ Cruise (26:24)

3. Illegal Immigration, Policy, and Political Maneuvering

• [35:05–52:33] Deep dive into:
  • NYC mayor-elect Zorhan Momdani’s viral video teaching migrants how to “stand up” to ICE.
    • Discussion of legal gray areas and the distinction between valid rights education and obstruction of justice.
    • Andy: “You are aiding and abetting people who have broke the law. Period, full stop.” (36:52)
  • Illinois’ release of criminal illegal aliens described in a new DHS report.
    • Serious implications for public safety and empathy politics.
    • “If you protect someone who’s guilty, you’re putting someone innocent in a vulnerable position.” — DJ Cruise (42:11)
  • Broader critique:
    • Both parties fail to produce policies that actually appeal to voters; instead, they rely on “importing votes” via open immigration and divisive identity politics.
    • The erosion of real solutions in American politics: “They’re not interested in representing us.” — Andy (48:34)
  • Constitution & Rule of Law:
    • Andy & DJ argue the Constitution has been “trampled,” with leaders of both parties ignoring it for years.
    • “You have to clean up corruption to restore the value of the Constitution.” — DJ Cruise (52:02)
• Cultural commentary:
  • Only a society of strong, independent individuals can maintain a free country; mass conformity and dependence erode foundational liberties.
  • “You cannot have a great country without great individuals.” — DJ Cruise (53:00)

4. Standing on Values, Historical Freedom & Public Debate

• [54:06–59:10] The hosts question when America last felt truly free, agreeing that mass media manipulation, taxation, and loss of individual initiative have deep roots.
• Listener poll: Most agree the last real freedom existed pre-1913 (pre-Federal Reserve/income tax).
• Quote: “We’re only free because of the actions of people that came before us.” — DJ Cruise (55:18)

5. Second Amendment, Resistance, & Everyday Stories

• [59:29–61:17] Discussion of gun rights:
  • Neither host believes the Second Amendment is in jeopardy; the public would resist confiscation.
  • “If anybody comes to confiscate your guns, it’s not time to lose them in a boating accident. It’s time to use them.” — DJ Cruise (60:08)
• Entertaining aside: Andy and Sal’s story of being pulled over at 151 mph while eating fries in an Aventador, and “white privilege” jokes woven throughout (63:14).

6. Headline: Gunman Opens Fire at Tim Pool’s Property

• [66:47–86:44] The podcast dissects news that a vehicle allegedly fired shots at Tim Pool’s home.
  • Skepticism and the Conspiracy Climate:
    • Listeners and other influencers (e.g., Candace Owens) question the veracity due to lack of evidence, the prevalence of hoaxes, and Tim’s prior incidents.
    • Meme culture erupts: “Juicy Smollet” comparisons.
  • Empathy for public figures:
    • DJ and Andy share harrowing stories of their own encounters with stalkers, legal proceedings, and the heavy costs (financial and personal) of security in the public eye.
    • Quote: “You never know how people are…there's a lot of mentally ill people, bro.” — DJ Cruise (76:04)
    • “It comes with it. It’s a lot.” — Andy (82:45)
  • Conclusion:
    • The episode highlights both the reality of risk for outspoken personalities and the dangers of internet-fueled suspicion.
    • “I hope whatever happens, he's not gonna get killed.” — DJ Cruise (86:39)
    • “It's a hard place to exist right now.” — Andy (86:44)

7. Final Segment: Thumbs Up or Dumb as F— ‘Bear Attacks Zookeeper’

• [87:16–92:15] The hosts share and react to a viral video of a bear attacking a zookeeper in China.
  • Banter, cultural jokes, and playful animal commentary.
  • “You talk about standing on your values…that bear said, ‘I'm done with this, bro.’” — DJ Cruise (92:09)
  • Verdict: Thumbs up to the bear for taking a stand.

Memorable Quotes & Moments

• “To be completely honest, fuck you.” — DJ Cruise (05:04), on critics of paid content
• “Now it’s so abnormal [to stand on your beliefs], it’s like an anomaly.” — Andy Prisella (31:44)
• “You can’t take advantage of people that will say 'no.'” — DJ Cruise (26:24)
• “If anybody comes to confiscate your guns, it’s time to use them.” — DJ Cruise (60:08)
• “It's a hard place to exist right now.” — Andy (86:44)
• Banter about “white privilege cards” and leaning into the joke, complete with props (16:14; 63:31).
• Listener poll: “When was the last time this country was truly free?” — pre-1913 dominates. (57:24)

Segment Timestamps

| MM:SS | Segment | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:00–08:40 | Monetization backlash & app philosophy | | 18:50–32:09 | Piers Morgan vs. Nick Fuentes debate | | 35:05–52:33 | Migrant politics: NYC, Illinois, aiding/abetting debate, party politics | | 54:06–59:10 | Values, personal responsibility, and America’s lost freedoms | | 59:29–61:17 | Gun rights, resistance, and American exceptionalism | | 66:47–86:44 | Tim Pool shooting incident: skepticism, public figure risks, personal stories | | 87:16–92:15 | Thumbs Up/Dumb as F—: Bear attacks zookeeper—values in animals! |

Tone & Style

• Blunt, humorous, and unscripted.
• Combines genuine critique of power with joking “locker-room” banter.
• Emphasis on “standing on values,” personal responsibility, and skepticism of media and politicians.

Takeaways for New Listeners

If you’re new to REAL AF, this episode features exactly what the show’s known for: no-holds-barred commentary, value-driven perspectives, and equal parts humor and hard truth. Whether you’re following trending news or wrestling with big-picture questions about society, Andy and DJ encourage critical thought, challenge surface narratives, and always bring a laugh—even when the news gets heavy.

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