976. Andy & DJ CTI: Erika Kirk Fires Back At Conspiracies, Judge Orders ICE To Release Kilmar Abrego Garcia & Cracker Barrel Customers Sound Off In Major Backlash

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Episode 976 (Dec 12, 2025): Andy & DJ CTI: Erika Kirk Fires Back At Conspiracies, Judge Orders ICE To Release Kilmar Abrego Garcia & Cracker Barrel Customers Sound Off In Major Backlash

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Episode Overview

In this dynamic episode, Andy Frisella and his co-host DJ (and frequent appearances from moderator Zeeshan) tackle three of the week’s most controversial and talked-about headlines:

• Erika Kirk’s public pushback against conspiracy theories regarding Charlie Kirk’s assassination
• A judge’s order to release Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia from ICE custody, and broader immigration ramifications
• Cracker Barrel faces major customer backlash and questions about its corporate future after changes in food quality and branding

The hosts bring their signature blend of humor, hard-hitting skepticism, and straight talk to each topic, challenging mainstream narratives and reader expectations alike.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Erika Kirk, Candace Owens, and the Charlie Kirk Assassination (10:19–36:37)

Background

• Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk (recently assassinated political figure), is now becoming a public face, doing interviews (Fox, CBS) and assuming a new leadership role at TPUSA.
• Candace Owens, former friend and associate, is one of the most vocal figures questioning the official narrative of Kirk’s death, amplifying conspiracy theories and demanding answers.

Main Discussion

• The group listens to and analyzes both Erika Kirk’s public statements and Candace Owens’ responses.
• Candace’s criticism centers on Erika’s request for privacy while engaging in publicity:

  “You want privacy when you want it, but you want publicity whenever you want it. And that just doesn't work.” (14:02 – Candace Owens)

• The hosts draw parallels to other high-profile tragedies and cover-ups where public questioning was discouraged, referencing 9/11, October 7th, and historical events (19:13).
• Andy and DJ argue that dismissing questions, rather than providing straightforward answers, increases public distrust:

  “Anytime someone resorts to not answering the holes in something, there's something else going on… That would be a very simple thing to address, would it not?” (24:27 – Co-host DJ)

• Questions are raised about unexplained details:
  • The behavior of Kirk’s chief of staff during the shooting
  • Reports of foreign surveillance
  • The immediate ascension of Erika into Charlie’s organizational roles
  • The possibility that this is a larger setup to propel Erika into political prominence—possibly as a future VP candidate alongside J.D. Vance (23:16).
• The hosts express frustration with being shamed for skepticism, referencing the repeated use of “racist,” “anti-Semite,” and other labels to shut down questions (29:15).
• Notable analogy:

  “There was a time four or five years ago where white people didn't even know what to call black people. Like, oh, you call them black? Were you racist?... Now they're like, fuck, I didn't make the list. Like, people don't care, man. You're not going to shame them anymore. The truth has to come out.” (31:00 – Andy Frisella)

Chat Engagement

• The hosts check in with the live chat for opinions, note the shift in audience sentiment (“even these guys are starting to see it”), and encourage open skepticism (34:20).

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2. Immigration, ICE, and Manufactured Narratives (51:12–69:17)

Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case

• Federal judge orders the release of Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia from ICE custody due to bureaucratic mishandling (52:41).
• The case is presented as emblematic of broader system failures and the impact of mass migration policies.

Immigration Study & “Manufactured Demographics”

• HUD report reveals mass migration under Biden spiked home prices, hurting low-income Americans (53:18).
• Andy emphasizes that birthright citizenship was not intended to include the children of those who enter illegally:

  “Birthplace citizenship applied to slaves … to allow and ensure that those who were slaves who were freed … had kids, that their kids are endowed to the same rights.” (55:06 – Andy Frisella)

• DJ presents two scenarios:
  1. Mass migration is a deliberate strategy to create new, loyal voting blocs for Democrats
  2. Western governments are enabling the future potential for internal conflict or “cultural genocide” via imported populations:

     “It's a cultural genocide … happening by importing lots of people, outbreeding them, outnumbering them and removing their culture.” (60:04 – DJ)

AI Videos as Digital Propaganda

• Andy and DJ review viral AI-generated videos depicting police and ICE conflicts, intended to incite public reactions (60:52–62:15).
• Zeeshan explains how watermarks are removed and the intent behind these videos as digital propaganda.
• The conversation includes speculation about the Soros network and larger plans to erode trust or stir unrest.

Political Cynicism

• Andy and DJ assert that both political parties are self-serving and don’t represent regular Americans:

  “It's not left, right. It's not gay straight. It's not black, white. It's up and down. It's us, them. And we're not them, and they ain't us.” (67:43 – DJ)

• Strong skepticism is voiced about real voting reform ever happening; current policies ensure the power structures remain unthreatened (65:24).

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3. Cracker Barrel: A Cultural Flashpoint? (70:17–82:50)

Customers' Backlash

• Older, loyal diners are upset by changes in recipes, food quality, and cost-cutting efforts at Cracker Barrel. (Wall Street Journal report discussed 70:53)
• Example: customer laments watered-down syrup and brings his own to the restaurant.
• DJ points out this is a classic corporate error—“corporate retards ruining a company”—as new management values immediate financial shortcuts over the quality that built the brand (73:39).

Capitalism, Nostalgia, and Conspiracy

• The hosts discuss how the problem emerges when founders are replaced by career CEOs with no personal investment (76:34).
• DJ speculates it’s possible, if unlikely, that corporate changes are meant to “intentionally degrade a very important part of American culture,” likening Cracker Barrel to old Americana nostalgia (77:28).
• Zeeshan’s data clarifies some confusing financial reporting in the news (75:09).

Audience and Hosts Reminisce

• The chat is invited to share their last Cracker Barrel meal; Andy and DJ recount their favorite childhood memories (80:51).
• DJ stresses that a hands-off CEO, rather than a founder, is unlikely to fix the real cultural or product issues (78:12).

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4. Miscellaneous Highlights & Humor

Notable Quotes & Soundbites

• “Anytime someone resorts to not answering the holes in something, there's something else going on.” (24:27 – DJ)
• “I own a company that makes vapes and they're gay. That’s the truth.” (87:07 – DJ)
• “You want privacy when you want it, but you want publicity whenever you want it. And that just doesn't work.” (14:02 – Candace Owens)

Personal & Comedic Asides

• Vaping, tobacco, and THC tangent becomes a running joke about “Zen’s for the butthole,” illustrating the hosts’ raunchy, irreverent style (83:18–85:32).
• DJ and Andy riff on “white people” versus “black people” activities, e.g., skydiving, canyoneering, and fried steak (87:43–98:23).
• DJ shares his canyoneering disaster and the story of the Interlaken, Switzerland flash flood (93:46–98:02).
• “Don’t be a hoe, share the show.” (98:35)

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Timestamps for Noteworthy Segments

• [10:19] Erika Kirk, Candace Owens, and conspiracy breakdown
• [14:02] Candace Owens: “You want privacy when you want it… that just doesn’t work.”
• [19:13] Comparing event media manipulation to 9/11, October 7th, etc.
• [24:27] DJ’s point on avoiding questions = coverup suspicion
• [31:00] “Racist” shame language and culture cycles
• [51:12] Introduction of ICE/Kilmar Abrego Garcia story
• [53:18] HUD mass migration study
• [60:04] The “cultural genocide” theory
• [60:52] – [62:15] Viral AI video propaganda, social media censorship
• [70:17] Introduction of Cracker Barrel backlash
• [73:39] Corporate vs. Founder mindset failures
• [77:28] Cracker Barrel and manufactured nostalgia loss
• [83:18] “Zen’s for the butthole” and the tangent about vapes and tobacco alternatives
• [93:46–98:02] DJ’s story: Interlaken flash flood and real near-death experience

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Conclusion

Episode 976 is a fast-moving, conversational deep dive into:

• The dangers of manipulated narratives and why skepticism is increasing, especially regarding high-profile tragedies like Charlie Kirk’s death
• The unintended consequences and possible motives behind mass migration and the use of advanced propaganda (AI)
• How even brands like Cracker Barrel are symptomatic of deeper cultural and economic tensions in America

The hosts encourage listeners to keep asking questions, resist social shaming, and maintain vigilance—while also allowing space for laughter and community bonding.

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If you missed this episode, expect:

• Unfiltered analysis, irreverent jokes, and biting cultural commentary
• A microcosm of how online communities are thinking through media/establishment claims in 2025
• Insights into both headline news and the unwritten social undercurrents driving American debate.

Notable Sign-Off Quote:
“Don’t be a hoe, share the show.” — Andy Frisella (98:35)

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For further reference:

• [10:19–36:37] — Erika Kirk/Candace Owens/Conspiracy segment
• [51:12–69:17] — Immigration/ICE/AI Propaganda
• [70:17–82:50] — Cracker Barrel Backlash & Corporate Commentary
• [87:43–98:23] — Humor, adventure stories, and Q&A banter

Transcript

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, went from sleeping on the floor. Now my jury box froze up. Pole stove. Counted millions in a cold, bad booty swole Got her own bank roll. Can't fold. Just a no head shot case. Cloak. Cloak.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Cloth. What is up? Guys? You're listening to the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society, and welcome to reality. I'm Andy, sdj.

[Andy Frisella]

Hello, children.

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No mercy.

[Andy Frisella]

No mercy.

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Guys, real quick, before we get into it, Little Housekeeping, we have a new YouTube channel with the Q and A episodes on it. What's it called right now? Qaf with Andy Vella. So if you guys aren't on there, go subscribe to that channel. We switched it over there because the algorithm and YouTube was getting. Getting confused. And it's all good. It's a long story. But anyway, yeah, here we are. We are here.

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We're here. Yeah. Take the time to share the chat. Right now, send this to your liberal friends or enemies.

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Yeah, send it out.

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Share the chat. Share the live stream. Sorry, I'm still learning this tube thing.

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All right. Yeah, dude, Wednesday night's a normal thing, man. That's where we're gonna do the after hours.

[Andy Frisella]

Had a great time.

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That was fun.

[Andy Frisella]

That was great.

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I had a great time, too.

[Andy Frisella]

That was. They called it our date night.

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We're gonna. We're gonna. We're gonna be. We'll have a little bit better camera set up as we get going, but yeah. Anyway. What's up, man?

[Andy Frisella]

What's going on, dude?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

How are you?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I'm good, man. I'm freezing.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Really?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude, you getting sick?

[Andy Frisella]

Freezing? I know. I don't know. I'm tired, but I'm. I'm freezing. Well, like, feel my.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, it's not sub to hair, you know, over here. You know What I'm saying? St. Louis, Missouri, in the wintertime. I know you're out of your element.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, but I'm usually in the house.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

That'S what it is. I'm just not activated. Oh, man. Man. Dude, I am freezing. I don't know what that is. I did give blood today.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's probably what it is.

[Andy Frisella]

That's probably what it is.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know what it is, bro? You lost all that weight. You don't have as much. You don't have as much insulation for the winter time.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, I gained insulation in other places. Oh.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I'm saying?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's an optical illusion.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. So it's always been me illusion.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You lose weight, things get bigger. Some places.

[Andy Frisella]

No, that's fine. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, man. Guys, remember, pay the fee.

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Yeah, Guys, don't be a hoe.

[Andy Frisella]

Share the show. All right, well, let's get into it. We have a lot to cover today, as we always do, and we're going to cover it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Cool.

[Andy Frisella]

We're going to cover everything. Just about everything. Guys, remember, we will be checking in with the chat about halfway through the show after our first headline, so be sure to be ready for that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, have your topics of conversation ready.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, right. Yeah, bring them up.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. So anyway.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, well, you know, so I like studies, right? I like, like studies. Yeah. I like things that come out.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You're pretty smart, guy. Yeah, I mean.

[Andy Frisella]

I mean, clip that. Yeah, I like studies, though, man. I like bringing stuff up. I like, you know, looking into some stuff. There was a study that was just done that tested men's stress response. Okay. I just thought this was really, really interesting. Here's the study. Straight men's physiological stress response to seeing two men kissing is the same as seeing maggots. And I'm like. My initial thought was, like, what kind of weirdo gets a boner from looking at maggots?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, man, that is kind of weird.

[Andy Frisella]

That's weird. Yeah. So weird, bro. Yeah, do that. That's weird.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, look, they're. They're. They're. Listen, I don't care how normal. I don't care what anybody does behind closed doors.

[Andy Frisella]

Sure, but that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Nobody wants to see that.

[Andy Frisella]

I don't want to see straight.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's right. I don't even want to see straight people do that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, there's nothing worse than people just, like, tongue each other right out in public, bro. It's got to be the worst thing ever.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm just trying to eat my French fries.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, like. Like, dude, we know it's your second date, bro. You know what I'm saying? We know it's your. Anyway. Yeah, dude, I could see that correlation.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I could.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, there was a bigger study that came out today.

[Andy Frisella]

What was that about, COVID Oh, really?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Did you see it?

[Andy Frisella]

No, I didn't.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, really?

[Andy Frisella]

No, no.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Apparently, the vaccine caused 40 million injuries and deaths.

[Andy Frisella]

Jesus.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

When did they track? Like, since what, 20, 21? Where did they try?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Since they started rolling it out, sticking in people.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, my goodness.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude.

[Andy Frisella]

So that global.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know what? I'll be real. I didn't read all the way into it. I've been working on operator standards, so I just kind of, like, cruised over it. But like, it had a picture of Gates and Fauci in the headline, which was interesting.

[Andy Frisella]

That's crazy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Listen, it was crimes against humanity, dude. The bit. The. Not only was it crimes against humanity, it, I think, was the biggest crimes against humanity ever.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, in history. Yeah, in history.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

For a lot of reasons.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. I mean, dude, that's crazy. That's crazy. I mean, dude, I still know people to this day that are doing stuff. We talk about it. Yeah, but it's like. It's. It's crazy, dude. Yeah. And then it's like, you know, people's short term memory loss because it's almost like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. It's like what we talk about on the show, man. It's like, you know, when you make the environment to where people have to focus so hard on just getting by, they don't notice these things the same way that they would normally.

[Andy Frisella]

And it's constant too, right? Like it's thing after thing after thing. It's like it just doesn't stop. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, dude, remember, like, remember back when Ukraine happened? Like, it happened like two days after they came out and said, okay, Covid's over. And then Ukraine happened right away. And that's by design. You know, it gets everybody off of this and onto that. You know, it's really weird, dude, how the herd mentality, like, it's been weird to witness this fact this past few years. Like how real, like herd mentality is and how rare independent critical thinking is.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know what I mean?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's been an interesting lesson for me in that regard.

[Andy Frisella]

For sure. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Yeah, dude. Yeah. Well, guys, let's get into the freaking cruise. Yeah, let's do the freaking cruise, guys. Remember, if you'd like to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andy4seller.com. You guys can find them all. Link there for you. Oh, Operator standard. We still got a. Yeah, a couple of days left for that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Operator standard closes Monday.

[Andy Frisella]

Monday.

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Yeah, Monday you go to Andy Frisella forward slash MF CEO to get on the early access.

[Andy Frisella]

So do it.

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Yep, do it. People are killing it in there, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, yeah, it's awesome. I'm having a great time.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I am, too. You know what is nice?

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, can I say this real quick? I'm number one in our leaderboards right now.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Number one in what?

[Andy Frisella]

The leaderboards by xp. Listen, I didn't make the rules, bro. All right? I'm excited.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You clearly figured out how to break them.

[Andy Frisella]

No, yeah, no, I'm. Oh, shit.

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We made Your own category.

[Andy Frisella]

Vaughn Miller just got me. He's got me by 20 points. I'm number two. All right, V, I'm coming. I'm going to come hard.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, yeah. Oh, that sound a little. That's not a little gay.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, damn it. All right, should we check in with the chat here before we take our stroll?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, let's get the chat going. See what they got popping. Chat. How everybody.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

How.

[Andy Frisella]

How's everybody doing, man? I'm going to need my glasses. Can we zoom in?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Sean Ryan calling out Crenshaw has been crazy. I didn't see that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I didn't see that either.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I didn't see it.

[Andy Frisella]

Where is Zeeshan? Oh, here we go.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Zeeshan's here, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

Yes. You gotta say something.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Say hi.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I'm handling technical support, man.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Come on.

[Andy Frisella]

Always there.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

How do you do? How do you think the show is running?

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. That's right. That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's a fact. Dude, if we didn't have an Indian, bro, we'd be screwed. Oh, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

We got the tube rolling. We got Twitter rolling. Guys, we appreciate you for being here with us.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Evening, Huzz.

[Andy Frisella]

Evening. Fine. Huzz.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Fine.

[Andy Frisella]

Shits DJ is gonna come hard after he looks at Magnet.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Say hi to my daughter, Eva, please. She watches the show every day.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

What kind of parrot are you? Get your man, Eva. Don't listen to the things that we say.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Oh, that. Are we River Cooting or what are we.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

What's River Coot?

[Andy Frisella]

I don't know. I feel like that's something we should know. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Whatever River Kooten is, it sounds like a good time.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm in.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. All right, let's get into this. All right. All right, let's go. These guys are all. These guys are all comedians.

[Andy Frisella]

They're rolling. They're rolling. All right, guys, let's get to it. We got our first bunch of comedians in there. First headline. Headline number one, Erica Kirk.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, shocking.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

What's going on today?

[Andy Frisella]

It's getting spicy. Okay. As they say down somewhere. It's getting spicy. Let's dive into it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Is that Bobby Boucher?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah. I have a pretty good Bobby Boucher.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Do you?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You're pretty good with impressions.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I'm all right. You know, I'm working on my Trump one.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Who did I do earlier? Madot? I did somebody really good. Who? Who is that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

George Floyd.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, Alex Jones. I have a bazinga. No, I did a really good Alex Jones impression. It was Pretty good. Oh, really? Yeah, it was. It was decent.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Did you care to share with the class? No.

[Andy Frisella]

No, it's not perfected yet.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I'm saying? You gotta.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I get it. You know, I get it, dude. I get it.

[Andy Frisella]

But it's there, right? Right? It's there. So that agrees. It's there.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

If Madad agrees, it must be.

[Andy Frisella]

It's definitely there.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Not hate you.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, man. So let's dive into this area. Erica Kirk, she's trending. The whole situation's trending and there's a lot happening with it. So let's dive into this. So this article, this is from New York Post. This comes out. Erica Kirk claps back at insane jewelry conspiracies as Charlie's alleged killer to make first in person court appearance.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Now.

[Andy Frisella]

This is a convo. We've covered plenty, right? At least we try to. There's a lot of moving pieces here. We've tried to, you know, I've seen the updates. We try to cover it. This is like the first time that Erica Kirk has really, like, come out. She's. It's almost like she's doing a press tour, almost, if you will. Right. I mean, she's been on Fox, she's been on Glenn Beck, she's been on cbs. Like, she's been all over on this, like, frenzy now, right? And she's out in the public.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

She's.

[Andy Frisella]

She's in a new role, right? We're talking, you know, we're about three months since her husband's assassination, right? And, you know, again, I'm not one to say what's enough time, right? Grieving is different for everybody. So there's that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Right?

[Andy Frisella]

But she's out and she's making this role and she's getting asked some questions and she's, you know, had an opportunity to respond. And, you know, I remember Candace Owen, she was like, you know, she's probably the loudest right now on this conversation, right? Yeah. Both by reach and by volume. Like, she's not stopping, right? Like. And she made an initial. Like when this first happened, she made an initial promise, if you will, to the public that if Erica Kirk directly told Candace Owens to stop the investigations, the conspir, like any of that, that Candace would stop. Okay? It appears we've reached that point.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And it appears Candace ain't stopping.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Stop it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Stop.

[Andy Frisella]

Stop it. No, man. And listen, I. I love my wife. I'll tell you something about a mad black woman. All right? It's hard to stop.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. They're hard to stop. Okay.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

When they, you know, you think black men are violent.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. Just wait. You know, so we gotta. We gotta dive into it. I have this clip here. This is from so. So Erica Kirk. I think she went on Fox News with what's. What's the lady's name? I forget her name. I like her, though. Harrison Faulkner. Okay, right, yep. So she went on Fox News with, With. With her. And, you know, they discussed some stuff and, you know, came up about the conspiracy theories and all of that stuff. And, you know, Erica took a pretty strong stance, saying, like, you know, whatever you want to do, that's fine, but don't come after my family. And not like her personal family. She was saying, like, she clarified, like, I'm talking my TP USA family.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And my. And the Charlie Kirk podcast family. Like, you do not come after them. She drew a line. Okay. All right. She made no questions. No questions.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Got it.

[Andy Frisella]

Made some other interesting remarks. Let's check this clip. This is actually from Candace, who is watching this, and then, you know, had her. Had this to say. Let's check this.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

This is my husband. Yes, he was Charlie Kirk to the world. And I know so many people love my husband, and I am grateful for that, but this is my husband. And I want to be able to have one thing left that is sacred to our family, to my in laws, to my babies and to my parents, one thing. Okay? So on its face, I actually, for.

[Andy Frisella]

Context, brought up the point about the. The burial site.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Where is it?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay. That's what they were asking about.

[Andy Frisella]

What they were asking about.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

This is Candace's response.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Agree with that. I think that when people are being buried and where they're being buried and how their funerals are done, that is. That is very private matter. Okay. So objectively, I agree with what she's saying. Okay. But subjectively, because we are dealing with the subject of Erica Kirk and what transpired immediately following Charlie's assassination, this is going to be read as Meghan Markle syndrome. Okay? Meghan Markle syndrome, where you want privacy when you want it, but you want publicity whenever you want it. And that just doesn't work. Okay. It doesn't work that way. I honestly think it was said best by Bethany Frankel, not related to this situation. Bethany Frankel is on Real Housewives, a real. A show, a reality show. And she was referring to one of the housewives who lived her life very publicly, showcased her marriage, was buying tons of Louis Vuitton bags and they had tons of money and Then when their relationship soured, the housewife basically asked the public for privacy. And Bethany was like, no, this isn't how it works. Like, we were riding with you on the way up or riding with you on the way out. You don't get to, like, pick and choose when you want privacy and when you don't want privacy. And subjectively as it, you know, in the matter of Erica Kirk, this is the same person who recorded, had somebody record her over Charlie Kirk's casket. That was not our business, truly. And I can say that decision was made by her. And it. There is, yeah, some credence to the claim that everybody grieves differently. I wouldn't even record myself over a casket ever. Okay, some people maybe perhaps want to have that memory, but the decision to publish that you crying over your husband's casket and to publish his dead body on Instagram was a decision that was made by Erica. And we can watch that. Take a look.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I love you.

[Andy Frisella]

I love you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I love you guys. I know. I love you so much.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I love you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I love you. God bless you.

[Andy Frisella]

I. I don't disagree with anything Candace has just said at this point. I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't. Sorry. I don't. Now, there was another follow up interview that Erica Kirk did, and it was with cbs. And this one's a little bit different. It's a little different. Check this clip out.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

The podcaster, Candace Owens, okay. At one time a friend of Charlie's, at one time an employee of Turning Point. She has been one of the main peddlers of these conspiracies, and she is making a huge amount of money on it. She is building her business off of these lies. What do you want to say to her?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

And the other people that are putting these lies out into the world right now?

[Andy Frisella]

Stop.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

That's it. That's all I have to say. Stop.

[Andy Frisella]

Ooh, ooh, ooh.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, what else?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I mean, as far as that. I mean, outside of that. Yeah, you got Tyler Robinson. He's in court. They did a whole, like, presidential motorcade escort to get him to, to the courtroom. You got that? And. Yeah, that's it. Look.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, I thought about this because we talked about it a little.

[Andy Frisella]

Bit last night, just a little bit.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And I think I agree with Erica. I don't think we should ask any questions. I don't think we should ask why there's all these holes in the story. I don't think we should ask why there's Egyptian planes following her for years and years and years. Yeah, I don't think we should, you know, question why there was Google searches from Israel on the exact address of where the weapon was found. Or Google, you know, searches on the shooter's name. You know, let's just leave it alone. You know what I'm saying? Like, I just, you know, it is what it is. Charlie Kirk's got assassinated and, you know, what's next? It is what it is.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, and let's just let her go around and do all the press become the face of Turning Point and become a national celebrity and a leader, and let's not ask any more questions because, you know, it's a terrible situation. What's that sound like to you?

[Andy Frisella]

Sounds like bullshit to me.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, no, no. What else does it sound like? Maybe something that happened, I don't know, in the 1930s and 40s. Okay. There's questions about it. Let's not ask anything.

[Andy Frisella]

Right. Or 2001.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Let's not ask anything about nine.

[Andy Frisella]

October 7th.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Let's not ask anything. And if you ask anything, you're a bad person. You see?

[Andy Frisella]

Yep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It feels a lot like that. And I think that's where people are really, really, really starting to dig in. And I think the more that they parade her around and the more that people see her out there, the less and less and less people believe the actual narrative, especially when they're told not to question anything. And people have caught on. Like we've talked about many times, the flow of information is so free now and so available that you can't tell a lie at scale without people figuring out holes in it quickly. Right.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And we saw that with COVID but then they shamed everybody. We saw that with George Floyd, then they shamed everybody. We saw that with Ukraine, Israel, and now we're seeing it here. And it feels the same, you know, right, wrong and different. It feels that way. And there are questions that need answers, and there's too many loose ends. And this would be very simple if they would just come out. If she would just come out and address these answers and be like, that's not true. Here's what that was. Here's why these airplanes were there. Here's this, here's that. But they don't do that. They don't fight the narrative with actual. According to them, the facts, truth. Right. And they just shame people. They say, oh, Candace Owens is the devil for asking questions about her friend.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. She's attacking a grieving widow.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. And like, dude, you know, and that's horrible, right? Like. Like take, like. Dude.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

No.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like. Like, nobody wants to be the guy or the girl who's saying these things.

[Andy Frisella]

But who's asking these questions?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, they're hard to ask. Nobody wants to be the.

[Andy Frisella]

The.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

The piece of. That's like hammering down on a grieving widow. But at the same time, people want the truth of what happened, and it doesn't feel like the truth to the people. If there's too many loose ends, there's too many holes, there's too many shady characters, and I've seen too much personally to make me believe that the official narrative is anything of the sort. And the one piece of evidence that. That really convinced me wasn't, like, all the things I mentioned. It was very simply one thing that. That convinced me 100% that this was bullshit. It's when his campaign or his team manager or whatever.

[Andy Frisella]

Chief of staff.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Chief of staff?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

McCoy dials the phone, puts it down to his leg, and then the minute Charlie gets shot, he literally in under a second, puts the phone to his ear, starts walking the away. That is not a real reaction to your friend getting shot in front of the world. That's not what happened, dude. That wouldn't happen. Anybody in this room and anybody watching, that is not how they will react. They say, well, you don't know how you'd react. Well, I certainly wouldn't pick up the motherfucking phone and be talking on it less than a second after my friend just got his fucking head blown off in front of the whole fucking world, man. That's not a real thing.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Three feet away from. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And then the very next day or the day after, you got his dad standing in front of people saying, oh, he was covered in blood and he was this and that.

[Andy Frisella]

He was on the phone and he ran away from the whole. He didn't get in the car, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm sorry. That has not. There's.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

I.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That hasn't been explained. And I don't think there's an explanation for it. I can't imagine. I cannot imagine a logical explanation for that. I can't comprehend it. And the more I think about this dude, the more. Listen, man, take this shit to the motherfucking bank. They're going to run her for president with Vance. They are. That is what they're going to do, okay? They are building her up into the new leader of the Republican Youth to run her with Vance. So they have some sort of female running with Vance.

[Andy Frisella]

And you can't attack her now, you're definitely going to be able to attack her later.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And, dude, there's all these text messages that talk that have Charlie saying, hey, man, I'm really starting to have my doubts about, you know, what's going on with this Israel situation. They want me to do this and that I'm not going to do those things. And then all of a sudden, he's gone and she's in. And to find out, you know, when we started digging into these airplane things, these airplanes were following Charlie, they're following her.

[Andy Frisella]

Right?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, you know, I'm sorry if that upsets people, but, dude, these are the facts, bro, and they should be addressed. And if there's a logical explanation, it should be presented, but it's not being presented. And so, again, this even reinforces Candace's point, okay? You have put yourself in the public eye. You have, you know, done the things that Candace mentioned, but you haven't offered the explanation for the holes in the story. And that's where the problem is. And dude, anytime someone, like we talk about all the time, anytime someone resorts to not answering the holes in something, there's something else going on. Because that would be very simply to.

[Andy Frisella]

To.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That would be a very simple thing to address, would it not?

[Andy Frisella]

It would be very, very simple to address, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, you know, that's where people are coming from. And, dude, I'm just going to be real, man. Like, when I first started ever seeing everybody talk about this, I was like, that's in bad taste, bro. Like, that's not good. And I felt like everybody felt. But as this has gone on, there's just too many holes, bro. There's too many holes in the story and it doesn't feel right. Like it's. It stinks. And yeah, that's. That's how. That's how I feel about it right now, man.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, and dude, the other part, like, I mean, here. Here's also how I look at it, right? Again, nobody wants to attack a grieving widow. Cool. Well, you're now the CEO of TP usa. So now I'm asking you, as the CEO, what the hell happened to, like, what happened. Yeah, and I feel like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Good point.

[Andy Frisella]

When you step into that position, you gotta answer questions. There's some obligations that you have to explain. Some.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I'm saying? So, no, I'm not attacking a grieving widow. You're the face. You're now the head. You're the head honcho. You're leading, steering this ship.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And on top of that, you want you. You want people to be able to follow and continue to support tpusa. There's a lot of questions out here, Erica.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, dude, and also, there's a lot of people inside TPUSA who have made videos saying, hey, something right here. So there's.

[Andy Frisella]

Listen, man, I mean, you're in that seat. Whether you chose to be in that seat or you were forced to, I don't know. You're in the seat, though.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

That seat requires you to answer some shit.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Correct.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, Like. Like something. I don't know if you knew this or not, but, like, there was a pretty big situation that happened about three minutes ago. Okay. Like, you got to answer. There's some answers that need to be.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

This would be very simple. You see how mad she is, bro?

[Andy Frisella]

And, like, listen, transition of it, dude. Like, she went from, like, smiling in, like, the beginning of this clip, right? Hold on to that within, like, you know, two seconds.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

It was like, dude, that was a scary face.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know what, dude?

[Andy Frisella]

Scared me.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, look, if you're in that situation and you really get pissed, it would be so easy to rattle off the shit that they lied about and say, first of all, boom. Second of all, boom. Third of all, boom. Fourth of all, boom. These people are full of shit and they're rich telling these lies. But that's not what they said.

[Andy Frisella]

Super.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

They just say, oh, she's a bad person for doing this thing. Yeah. So just stop, like, dude. And, you know, there's no. There's no real answers being offered at all. And I think that most people, from what I can tell, are starting to really, really, really see through what, you know, seems to be a facade.

[Andy Frisella]

Dude.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

So I have to add just one point on that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

If. Let's say you're truthful, you haven't done anything wrong, you're not lying. You would have no problem discussing the truth.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's right.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

But if you are a liar, you will be hesitant to discuss it because you have to maintain your version of lie.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Correct.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

So if she was very much has been exposed already, she wouldn't have any problems. If I was in her place, I would be like, hey, like you said, this happened, that happened, this happened, you know, and everything would just calm down. Instead, she's saying, oh, you're a bad person. Just stop doing this.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's no difference even than whenever, like, you. You're in an argument with someone or a debate with someone, and they. You. You're a piece of. Well, I won the debate. That's it.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. That's right.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I think that's her version of that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, no, also by her saying stop, she doesn't trip up over any of the other.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Exactly.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So I don't know, dude. Like, listen, I know everybody's got their. Everybody's got their own opinion and everybody believes what they want to believe. But I'm telling you what I believe. And I believe there's going on.

[Andy Frisella]

That's the thing. They can't give an explanation because there is no explanation. This was just a sloppy inside job, in my opinion. In my opinion, that's extremely sloppy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's my opinion too, bro. You know, it's not what they're saying. It is. I. And you got all these guys, you know, the, the, the Israel mafia of, of Republican influencers.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, dude, that stuff's so gay.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, but what I'm saying is, is you got all these people then doing the shaming for the machine. Yeah, right. Like, dude, listen, the crazy thing is.

[Andy Frisella]

Bro, they use Candace to even get.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

To the points they're at. Listen, here's, here's the, here's the bottom line on this. The American people have to refuse to let shame put them into a cower about wanting the truth, okay? I don't give a shit what you call me. You. During, during George Floyd, I was a fucking racist, ok? During Ukraine, I was a. I was not a humanitarian Ukrainian racist. Yeah, like when Israel happened. I'm an anti Semite. Like. Like, dude, this is worn out. It's tired, okay? You're not going to trick me by shaming me into pretending like I see something that I don't see. And I. That whole play of the shame has lost its, its, its effectiveness, dude, just doesn't work. Yeah, so nobody cares anymore. Like, okay, you call me your name. Cool man, whatever you say. Yeah, but what about that thing I just asked to answer this.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Back to this point.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And this goes for all the things this goes for, you know, like we, we talked about this on the live last night. Like the Holocaust, right? Allegedly 6 million people were killed. Okay? That's a fucking big deal. But no one ever talks about the holodomors where Bolshevik Jews slaughtered 60 million Christians. That's almost wiped from history. No one talks about Pol Pot in Cambodia. No one talks about Rwanda. No one talks about Mao. No one talks about any of the other genocides. All of which, with the exception of Rwanda, I believe were way more people. And no one talks about them. Okay, so why is that? Right? And everybody's figuring that out too. So, like, this weaponization of the narrative at this point is just exposing people for the lies. And it. There was a time in America where you could tell people, oh, you're a bigot or you're this or you're that. But like I said for many, many years, just like when the racist was getting thrown around, right? Like, everybody's racist for anything, bro. There was a time four or five years ago where white people didn't even know what to call black people. Like, oh, you call them black? Were you. Were you racist?

[Andy Frisella]

Like, dude, like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like ncaa. But when you eventually call people names for long enough, they stop giving a shit. And that's what's happened here.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, and if everybody. It. Nobody's it. I mean, that. That's really.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's it.

[Andy Frisella]

The stuff wears down, man. You can't. It doesn't work. And. And dude, I agree. I think. I think people do need to start getting.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, there was a time, bro, where, like, if you got called anti Semite, it really meant something. Or you got posted on the. The. The Anti Semite of the Year awards.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, people were like, oh, my God, my life's over.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Now they're like, fuck, I didn't make the list. Like, dude, like, people. People don't care, man. You're not going to shame them anymore. The truth has to come out, otherwise people are never going to give it up. And our administration that's in office right now doesn't get that, bro. Like, oh, okay. Epstein's was just. But, you know, we made these binders and we promised we were going to release it, and we set up. It was all going to happen until it was time to do the work. And then it was, oh, we can't do that.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, there's some more Sable rattling going on with that right now.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Cuz. But I think a judge just granted access to all the stuff. But again, like, I mean, what's going to be redacted? It's. It's not going to be any type of orderly release.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Again, the more they redact, the less trust they have. The more people are going to ask questions. So, like, dude, the momentum is there now. Like, the only thing that's going to stop people is the truth. That's the. That's. That's what's happening. So. And they're not going to tell the truth, which is going to create more and more and more distrust with the media, the government, which, by the way, is a great thing. That's a great thing. Because they don't fucking like you, and they don't like us, and they don't serve us. So, you know, all of this is really working, in my opinion, to really open people's eyes. Because, dude, I've talked to a lot of people, man. Like, normal people. Not like, you know, people who are in this every day, right? Like, people who, you know, I would express my personal views to. And they'd be like, oh, that's crazy. And now those same people are like, bro, what do you think of this Erica Kirk shit that doesn't sit right with me? And so, like, the normal people, you.

[Andy Frisella]

Know, Tucker even called it out, too. Like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, I mean, Tucker's not normal, okay? Like, Tucker's. Tucker's like one of us, okay? But I'm talking about, like, the average person who's not really plugged into what's going on. I had my buddy here the other day who. Dude, he's not a political guy at all. At all. And he's like, dude, let me ask you something. And he got real quiet, and he's like. Because he didn't want anybody to hear him, and he's like, dude, you think that Erica Kirk's lying? And I'm like, man, I don't know. I don't. It doesn't feel. He goes, dude, it. Dude. And he didn't want to say it. I'm like, you think she's lying? He's like, I don't know, but it sure doesn't seem right. Yeah, like, that's somebody who's not even plugged in. So, look, man, the. The. The lies and the deception and the shame and all this are starting to become so obvious that even the normies are seeing it. They got a big problem on their hands.

[Andy Frisella]

So, man, that's real. Let's jump into the chat. Let's see what the chat's thinking on all of this down in the comments. Guys, what do you got? What do you guys. I mean, should we do a poll? Is it poll time?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I mean, let's do a poll. Do you. Do you think the official narrative is the truth, or do you think it's. Welcome to the circus of the world stage? Everyone correct?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. All right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Let's see what the poll says. Oh, immediately. Yeah. I mean, look, dude, and. And by the way, remember when we first started talking about it, when we. The first time we said this, our same audience was like, you guys are wrong. You know what I'm saying? So even these guys are starting to see it. So, yeah, man, that's that's a product of not telling the truth. Everybody knows when they're being lied to. Everybody knows when they're being sold. Like when you walk into a store and the motherfucker's like all over you and wanting you to buy, a bunch of. Everybody can feel it. It's a, it's a feeling that everybody feels. So, like, you know, like in sales training. One of the things I do in sales training, right, is I say, how many of you guys know you're being sold? Raise your hand. And they all raise their hand. I said, so what makes you think that you're gonna sell people and get away with it? You're gonna be the first one.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Everybody knows 20, 25, correct?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like so, you know, and that's where we start the process of selling with the proper intent. But yeah, man, people can feel it and that's what it is. So, you know, they're not going to be able to, they're not going to be able to sweep this one under the rug. Because I could promise you, dude, Candace ain't gonna stop. And people, even if she did stop, let's say they did something to her and removed her from the chessboard. Oh, that would, that would make it a thousand times worse because then it would be obvious, you know, everybody's saying, oh, you know, they're going to do this to Candace or do that to Candace. If I was them, I wouldn't because it would open up a can of worms that they couldn't put back in. You know what I'm saying? And at this point, they're kind of riding that line. All it's going to take is for them one, one over step like that and they're going to have a revolution on their hands.

[Andy Frisella]

So, yeah, I think it's interesting too. Like, I'm, I'm really curious to follow the court case because they're putting it, they're, they're allowing it to be streamed and everything, right? Yeah, but like, I want to get to the motive. Like what was like what, what is the official narrative motive behind it? But I don't believe that. I don't believe there's just some random dude, I got up one day and decided, hey, I'm going to do this. Like that doesn't make sense. Yeah, makes sense.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, I mean, well, I mean, look, dude, look, there's, there's some parts to the narrative that, that do explain the motive, right? Like they try to make it sound like it's a bunch of trans gender Weirdos, like, colluding together like. Like, literally, like a bunch of trans morons in a. In a discord chat put together an assassination in public. That's been one of the most. I mean, dude, you know, you got mlk, you got jfk, and then you got Charlie Kirk, right? Like, you know, and what better way to propel her into a place of leadership than to make him a martyr, right? Yeah, that's a great story. Yeah, that's a great story. Our vice president candidate, she's the head of this, and she's carrying the torch of that dude personally. That's what I think the play is about. Pulling some heartstrings, dude, Exactly. I think that's the play, and I think the play is for. I think they're running this play for a very specific reason. The far right says things about women that women don't like to hear, okay? They say things like, women belong in the kitchen making sandwiches and shit, bro. How the fuck are you going to get a woman to vote for you if you're literally out here saying, we're going to take away their fucking rights to vote? Like, they're like, so. So the right has. The right has become a very hard place for women to identify in, okay? And they know that you think they're stupid. They know that, right? So what better way to bridge that gap than having this great story of this woman who came from this and that and this and putting her out there? See what I'm saying?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So that.

[Andy Frisella]

The. The whole. The. The. The J.D. vance. This is something I saw. Like, the. The J.D. vance relationship thing is weird too. Like, I mean, like, his. Charlie Kirk's body flew on J.D. vance's jet. Like, the, you know, the. The. The Vice President, Air Force Two. Air Force Two. And, like, just like, how intimate he's been in, you know, and involved and entangled and like, you go down some rabbit holes on that end of things, it's like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I don't. I don't think that's the connection necessarily.

[Andy Frisella]

I think he's gonna, like, he'll be the. The President.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I think they're building the narrative. Yeah, that's how I see it.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, guys, it is that time. For those that are watching this tomorrow, hop down in the comments, let us know what you guys think. With that being said, we're going to take this opportunity to cruise the chat with our fellow domestic terrorists.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

Plural. All right, what we got here? Do we need. What's the super chat saying?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Daniel asked earlier? What are Your thoughts about Nick Fuentes calling Candace out? For a week now, he has been saying that she doesn't have the receipts.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

She does. I don't, I don't know, man. Like, I don't know. I. I don't know. I don't know. All the. What I'm talking about here is what I've seen and what I've observed and how I feel about it, okay? I do not have the facts of the matter sitting in front of me. I don't have the receipts. I don't know what the receipts would even look like for some of the things she's saying. But, but the things that I mentioned are things that have been in the public that you can find, so.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't know that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I think there's a lot of bickering amongst everybody because everybody's fighting for audience. There's a, there's a, there's a, there's a self serving interest here amongst a lot of these people to like constantly call each other out and talk shit because it keeps them up.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

That's right.

[Andy Frisella]

It's great for Brandy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, you know, you got to take that into consideration as well.

[Andy Frisella]

Fuentes don't know what the fuck he's talking about. Why? I said Nick Fuentes don't know what the fuck he's talking about.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Why is that? Oh, yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly, exactly. Like, that is how it works. So. And like, dude, if you, you know, people love drama and people love beef and people love to, you know, there's, you know, that's, that's how the Internet fucking works, man.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, they do it in rap too, like culture. That's how it works. Kendrick Lamar, they probably, they're probably really good friends.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, maybe.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Maybe.

[Andy Frisella]

I don't know.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, listen, dude, here, at the end of the day, the, the bottom line is, is this would be an easy narrative for them to defeat if they were actually correct factually. And they are not presenting those facts to defeat the narrative. And there's a reason why, okay? And it's probably because they don't have the fucking facts, okay? So that's my opinion, because if I had the facts, I would say, boom.

[Andy Frisella]

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

This is what it is. You. You're a piece of.

[Andy Frisella]

Slow. In 156, he says, Candace is using Charlie Came to Me in a Dream as evidence. The official story makes more sense. We forget there are crazy leftists. Look at all the people who celebrated his death.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Hey, that's a very valid point too. Okay. There's valid points on both sides. All I can say is what I feel about observing the situation. I don't disagree with that at all.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

These people are crazy, for sure. They want to. They want. That is why they want power so bad. Okay. The reason that these far leftists want power so bad is because they are physically inferior to everybody else. It's kind of like the nerd in high school who got picked on and then somehow they got to get back at everybody. So they want to get the power so that they can oppress the people that they don't like.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, I mean, Sloan, I think to your point, like again, yeah, for sure. I don't think, I'm not, I'm not saying that. Oh, Tyler Robinson, you know, absolutely didn't do it at all. Yeah, I sure, he might have been there. Cool. There's questions. Oh, does not make this.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I'm not saying that either. Yeah, I'm not saying that he didn't pull the trigger.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

But I'm saying that it wasn't a bunch of retards in a fucking chat that figured it out.

[Andy Frisella]

Right? Like how did he get off the roof with a gun? Right. How do you disassemble it? Yeah, but dude, like how.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay, so you said in the beginning of the show, but everybody has short memory, right?

[Andy Frisella]

Right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So they string this out long enough to where people start forgetting some of the details. Like with COVID for example, right. Nobody remembers that they turned up the PCR test to this ridiculous level that would detect any micro organism in your nose and give a pulse false positive. No one remembers. You know, the cruise ships going to the. Going to LA and New York and nobody being on them. Nobody remembers. All the Tick tock dances. Nobody remembers. Nobody remembers. Nobody remembers. Nobody remembers. And the reason nobody remembers is because if they string it out long enough and then pile on a new thing, then people forget. And that to me, that's the play they're running. They're letting the string out, string out, string out. And I would bet that there's some sort of new major event that's going to happen in the very near future that's going to get people to stop talking about this.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, the problem with that though, let's say people don't. The problem is that the longer you forego the actual truth, right. The longer that time is from when you actually release the truth. Yeah. Nobody fucking will believe it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I know.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I'm saying? So it's like that's a hard thing.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

For them, that's a play you run when you're doing fucked up shit and.

[Andy Frisella]

When you know you got something, listen.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Here'S how it happens. When the truth happens, happens, let's just say everything happened the same. Charlie gets shot, everybody's freaking the fuck out. There's all these questions that happen in the next 30 days. You would hold a press conference and you would say, hey, I am here to address this. This is untrue. This is untrue. This is untrue. These people are making these things up for traffic and taking advantage of a horrible situation. And that would be the way that it would be handled and squashed in the real world. Ok, so. And that didn't happen. And it's not happening.

[Andy Frisella]

No, it's not.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Triple BR says, right. They want it to be a conspiracy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Correct? Correct. Because by creating a conspiracy out of it, then nobody believes the truth.

[Andy Frisella]

Not only that, they can also get away with all the other bullshit they've been doing. Oh, yeah, because we're arguing over this.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. So anyway, Real, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

That's real. What else we got? Twitter. How you guys doing? You guys good?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

There's another very good point by Jeffrey Moore 73. He says, Vance and Erica be clapping cheeks.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm not going there, man. I'm not going there. Look, dude, I'm not. I'm not going there, bro. It's all AI could be, bro.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

There's a. That's a. Another conspiracy branch I know I've encountered. Has anybody seen Tyler Robinson in person?

[Andy Frisella]

Well, I mean, he was just in court today.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

How do you know that court was real, bro? I saw somebody make an ad today for our company and it was this really cool, like, feel good video. And I was like, dude, this is awesome. And I sent it to my team. I said, dude, check this out. And then they were like, they were all like, yeah, that's awesome. And then Josh was like, dude, that's AI. And I'm like, are you serious? And he's like, yeah. And then he like pointed out I couldn't fucking tell.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

You actually predicted that about one or two years ago you said that we will come to a phase where we would not be able to tell you and I and people like us, is it real or AI?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, that's right. We're there.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

We are already there.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

We're there. I think we've been there for a while. I think we've been there for a while.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Like you have said before. Oh, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yes.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

If that technology is available to us. Common.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's been Available to them for a long time.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

For more than 50 years.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what? I thought about that, too. You remember that Michael Jackson video, the Is black.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know, the. More faces. Yeah, bro, I think that was AI. Like, how'd they morph that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That good. I was cgi, Computer generated.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Inter.

[Andy Frisella]

Is that the same thing as AI?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't. Not the same thing, but same. Anyway.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Potato, potato.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Why don't you all talk about the actual questions Candace brings up are. Well, the reason is, is because that we would be the Candace show, but we're not the Candace show, and we can't play the whole Candace show on the show.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right, because we're not the Candace show.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

It's called copyright infringement. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, it's just called. That's their show. And this is our show. Our show evaluates these guys.

[Andy Frisella]

You guys got to do your homework.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what it is. You do your homework, you come back, and then we'll all talk about it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

911 planes.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, the moon landing definitely happened, bro. The moon landing definitely happened. I'll tell you why.

[Andy Frisella]

Why?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Because Z Shine selling motherfucking form energy on the moon right now in a 7 11, bro. And I can tell you for sure, trust me when I tell you, it's the number 1711 in the whole entire universe. That's right.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Just like TPUSA paperwork.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

What?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Nothing.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man. All right. Yeah, man. Guys, we do appreciate you, though.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, we do.

[Andy Frisella]

We appreciate.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And we appreciate the people that ask the questions that we're not asking.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay. Like how that woman just asked that question. That's the kind of we like, bro. Like, there's two sides to this, man. And like, I. I like to see other people's opinions because it helps me see where I might be off or where I might be seeing things wrong, you know?

[Andy Frisella]

That's real, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So welcome that looking at the Republican future, I believe it's not looking good in midterms with all special elections. Wins with Democrats, like in Georgia or Florida. Yeah, I agree with you, dude. Because they're not doing anything. They're not doing any of the shit they promised. They're fucking around like they always have, period. And that's demoralizing people from wanting to participate in voting. Okay. And I'm starting to feel more and more every day, you know, all these, like, guys that were kind of weird a few years ago, and they're like, I'm not voting because I'm not giving my consent to be governed. And I'm like, you're an idiot. But now I'm starting to be like, maybe that's what everybody should do. You know what I'm saying? Maybe. Maybe everybody should not pay taxes. Maybe everybody should not vote. Maybe everybody should realize these don't represent us. But I'm not saying that right now. I'm just saying that's how I'm feeling now. Like, we could come out tomorrow and all this changes. But I'm going to tell you this, whoever said that up there, I forgot who the name was. I promise you, they will lose if that shit doesn't happen. Period.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Nathan.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Liana.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, yeah, Nathan, you're right on that, bro. They'll lose if nothing happens. 100%.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Mr. Brick recently said in the super chat. Where's the interviews of the people who were there of the Charlie Kirk event?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

There's been. I haven't seen any.

[Andy Frisella]

I haven't seen any.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Why have they remodeled?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Have you seen any? Nope, I haven't seen any.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Why have they remodeled the place? That's also been a burning question.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Like three days later, off schedule.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, no official contract to do.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I was. Dude, look, like I said, look, it's too much. Shit. It's.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep. That's real, man. Guys, we do appreciate you, though.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Look, here's the deal. Take any other situation. Let's just say it's not this situation. Let's say the same sort of circumstances revolve around, like, somebody stealing from your company. Okay? Like, if it's not, somebody got killed and there's a. Okay, it's. It's a different situation with the same actions by everybody in the same behavior. I'm telling you right now, in that situation, that motherfucker's guilty.

[Andy Frisella]

So that's real. That's real, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think about this chat. Appreciate you for still hanging in. Let's keep the cruise cruising. Let's get to headline number two. Do you remember the family man, Kilmar Abrigio Garcia?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. The family man that was arrested by ice. Yeah. Federal judge just ordered that Kilmar Abrigio Brigo Garcia is released from ICE custody. Yeah. This came out a federal judge.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

This is the dude that got sent to El Salvador and then brought back.

[Andy Frisella]

Correct.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

And he's been in ICE custody, but now he has to be released. Okay. Federal judge in Greenbelt, Maryland on Thursday ordered the release of Salvadorian migrant Kilmore Abrigo Garcia from federal immigration Custody in Pennsylvania. Long awaited update in the extraordinary case that has dominated international headlines and federal court dockets for nearly 10 months, US Judge Paula Zinus ordered a Brigo Garcia released from the ICE Moshanin Valley Processing center on the grounds that the Trump administration had not obtain the final notice of removal order that is needed to deport him to a third country and including a list of African nations they had previously identified for his removal. Again, it's just all these little, small, little hang ups, dude. It's annoying, right? So that happened, right? I like studies, right? Yeah, I like when studies happen. I thought it was weird. Apparently there was a new HUD investigation that revealed Biden's mass migration spiked home prices for low income Americans.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Shocking.

[Andy Frisella]

Unbelievable. Yeah, I had no idea.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

How does that work?

[Andy Frisella]

Wait, so you mean to tell me you can't just influx the country with you know, 10 million people and like nothing changes?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, that's right. Well, they over all the low income people in the country, even more than they already were. Like, but they do that on purpose because then in the election they're gonna appeal to their, their, the state of their circumstances and say we're gonna fix it. They're racist. They hate you. That's why your life sucks. That's the only play they got. Dude. They're there.

[Andy Frisella]

Birdie.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

I'll take care of you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude. That's not gonna work this time. It's not gonna work.

[Andy Frisella]

No. Yeah. This was a report that was published annually by hud. It looks at worst case housing needs, which is defined as Americans who are low income but who do not receive government assistance or welfare, who pay more than 1/2 of their income towards housing costs. So specifically Americans who make just enough that they don't even qualify, but they're still well under the income thresholds. But yeah, they're saying between 2021 and 2023 cases of worst case needs remained elevated at 8.46 million households. Virtually the same as the 2019 to 2021 period. And that they revealed that just in those three years, the United States population has increased. The foreign born population increased by more than 6 million. So these, these people came in here, okay, these came up in here and popped out 6 million more people.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

In a matter of three years.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, that's why.

[Andy Frisella]

That's crazy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's why if you're not a citizen and you have your kid here, that kid is not an American citizen.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, dude, it doesn't happen anywhere else. I don't know that another country that allows that. But I can't go to China. Okay. With Alex, pop out little, you know, Penelope. And they're gonna say, oh, yeah, that's ping, ping pang.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

It doesn't fucking happen.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's right. And now. And now, by the way, you get all the government perks and assistance that Chinese people.

[Andy Frisella]

No, they're gonna say, okay, you take your little. Get out of here.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

You know what I'm saying?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Right.

[Andy Frisella]

It doesn't work, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's a bad policy, dude. But it's an intentional policy.

[Andy Frisella]

It was never. I mean, like. Because what the conversation is on is birthright citizenship. Right. But that was never intended for how it's being applied. No, it was never intended.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Right. Like, if we're gonna be real birthright, birthplace, citizenship applied to slaves. Right. And, you know, post abolition of slavery, but it was to allow and ensure that those who were slaves who were freed. Right. Had kids, that their kids are endowed to the same rights that they received.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, that's what it was for. Yeah. I didn't know that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's what it was for. It had nothing to do with these motherfuckers coming here illegally. Yeah. Reproducing and say, oh, yep, now they're American. That's not what it was.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And then. And then sucking up all the tax dollars away from the people who actually need.

[Andy Frisella]

Look, dude, it's fucked up. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And the bigger picture play here is it's. It goes along with what they always. What they've always done, okay? They take three steps forward and one step back, all right? And then they set the stage for the next three steps forward. Okay? So right now, the hardcore pro Trumpers, all right, the people who will ride with him no matter what, those people, they. Look, I'm not sure how. How to say this, but when we think about, they. They think he's winning, okay? And they will give you a bunch of shit that he's done. But the reality is, is that people out here in the world are not seeing any of the changes. They're not feeling any of the changes. And so how I see this is that with all of these people here, they're setting the stage to do the same that they do every other four years, where they come in and they say, like, the narrative is going to be, next time, this is what it's going to be. Look how much more poverty there is in the United States. Look how much more crime there is. It's because Trump did it. Trump's the one that did it, and we're going to fix it. And the reason that Trump did it is because he's racist. And everybody who votes for Trump is racist. And they're deplorables and they're this and they're that. And dude, here's the thing. When they say that five years ago, 10 years ago, white people were the majority. Okay, but what happens when they're saying that when white people are a minority because they imported all these people from other places, now you start to activate those people to actively target the white people in America. Okay? So if we look at what's going on in the west as a whole, there's nobody that could make a logical argument that it isn't bad for white people. There's nobody that could make a logical argument. Like everybody says, oh, diversity is our strength. How so? How so? Because every place where you import all these third worlders, life is much harder. And that's not debatable, that's statistical fact. So in my opinion, all of this is to set up for one of two possibilities. One, to, to, to run the same narrative they've always run. You know, point out how hard people have it, promise them free shit, get them to vote, tell them the other guy's racist, or to actually activate these, these Middle Eastern, I don't know, you don't want to. Al Qaeda or whatever the. You want to call them terrorists. Okay. To attack. I really believe that the next big false flag is an 10-7-style attack in America across the whole country with activating a bunch of these military age men that came across to go door to door and kill people. And if you remember, remember that guy they caught on the border and they were talking to him and he was like, they were like, what's your name? He goes, just find out soon enough. Yeah, you guys are, you guys are stupid for letting me in here.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I remember that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay, like dude, and you talk, you go look at like what the terrorists are saying. You know what they're saying? They're saying, I cannot believe that they just brought us here. These people are stupid as like, that's what they're saying. They're saying it on the Internet, which.

[Andy Frisella]

Which is crazy because they're not, they didn't do it because they were stupid.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude. There's these man on the street interviews where they go around Minnesota and they ask them these things and New York City and, and they're the, the Middle Easterners, which by the way, I don't think is the real enemy, but I'm but the radical tentacles of Islam, just like there's Radicals in every group. These people understand the play. And if western society over there in Europe, you know, Germany is not Germany anymore. France is in France anymore.

[Andy Frisella]

It's German.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I, I, that's right.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay. And when these people reproduce at 8 to 1 over white families, what's that going to look like in 100 years? And what do we call that? That's a genocide.

[Andy Frisella]

It's a cultural genocide.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay? And that is happening through a different way other than rounding them up and killing them. That's happening by importing lots of people, outbreeding them, outnumbering them and removing their culture. And that's, you know, used to say that shit. And people would be like, dude, that's the most racist, bigoted shit. No, that is the fucking play they're running. And they talk about it openly. And the only people that don't believe it are dumb ass motherfucking white people.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. That's right. So, dude, another thing with this that's really interesting. I've been seeing an uptick in this. I'm very curious on your opinion on this, this, but the whole migrant thing, right, we know ISIS is, is rolling around. They're taking care of business as best as they can. It needs to be more, you know, but they're trying to do the thing. There is this new thing going on right now.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I know at the rate they're going, it would take 70 years to get rid of the people. No, it's not intended to be fast enough. That's a problem.

[Andy Frisella]

But there, there's been this, this new uptick, right? And we, we talked about AI just here a little bit ago, and, and it's kind of full circle here. There have been these AI videos that have been going around showing like local police versus ice. Have you been seeing that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay, so I got one here. Check, check this out. Nypd, you hear me?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Badge right here.

[Andy Frisella]

What you're doing is illegal. No, you back up. I got authority on this block, just like you think you do.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You can't snatch people off the street without a warrant. We're conducting. And I'm telling you right now, federal.

[Andy Frisella]

Or not, it's against the law. I'mma officer law to it, mano.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You put hands on anyone out here. Watch me up against the pillar.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Yes.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

About time, y'. All.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Let's go. Nypd.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's AI.

[Andy Frisella]

This is AI.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No way.

[Andy Frisella]

And bro, millions of views. I mean, there's hundreds of videos.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, what the is that designed to do?

[Andy Frisella]

Well, that's what, dude, that's what I would like to talk about, bro. Because like, dude, it's ins. I'm talking about like tens of thousands, millions of views of videos just like this, bro, going on. And again, you gotta pay.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Nah, bro, they're trying to rally up the people to defy the government.

[Andy Frisella]

You. You look at the details, you zoom in. Like, I mean, what is. What is that? Yeah, I'm saying like that's AI. Yeah. That's how you know, right?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Is it public knowledge that this is AI?

[Andy Frisella]

They. So that's the thing. These videos been circular. They. They allowed this video on one of the pages to get up to like 2 million views before they put a reader's context on it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, really? Yeah, bro, but they cut our livestream right off. That's right. You meant. You mentioned Andrew Tate and Nick Fuentes and fucking. The fucking live stream goes away.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right, Socrates.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Just to add to that, there is a third party website and there are a couple of services where you can generate the video through sora. It'll have the watermark and you feed it into that website. It will remove that watermark. So this could be a possible result of that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. And so we have to ask what the intention of putting that out. That's digital propaganda and it's designed to encourage the police to do that. And it's designed to. For the people to, you know.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah, because I mean, that's. That's great point.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And who's putting that out? And why are they putting it out?

[Andy Frisella]

Where are they coming from? Right? Who are these accounts, bro? Again, it's also stuff like this. Like you got.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I bet I will bet a gazillion dollars I could tell you exactly who it's coming from.

[Andy Frisella]

So let's check the IPs, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, you know, it's going to. Dude, I would bet, I would bet this is pure speculation. But if I was betting, we'll bet somehow it ties back to the Soros shit.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, well, I mean, dude, because you got accounts like this, right, that are pushing out shit like this. Dino Winter, ice agent surrounding South Minneapolis restaurant. Right? Complete. Yeah, it was a complete lie. Yeah, it's a complete lie. Or you have other accounts that post stuff like this, this, this image. This was a TikTok account. ICE agent stormed a wedding.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

And arrested the bride on the wedding before fucking Mexico.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Hey, I'll be real, dude. I want to be real.

[Andy Frisella]

What is this?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Hold on. If the social media companies allow this shit to go on, they should be held accountable.

[Andy Frisella]

You're Complicit.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, well, they were complicit with fucking everything else.

[Andy Frisella]

That's true.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Remember when they first started censoring people, dude, the first step, if anybody remembers to the censorship that started in like 2020, was that they removed your ability to search hashtags.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Remember that?

[Andy Frisella]

Yep, yep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And then we started getting those fucking, those false information banners, right?

[Andy Frisella]

Yep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And you know, allegedly that was forced onto those platforms by the government, which I believe was true.

[Andy Frisella]

No, it was absolutely. Yeah, it was absolutely true. They had a whole portal set up, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's not only that, dude. Like, they told these people. They told these people they better do it or else. That's what they fucking told them. Yeah, and I know that for a fucking fact.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah, but like, dude, so, I mean, okay, so, so what, what, what's the true point of this? Like, what, what would be the case of this? You put. You have these, these videos again, like, it'd be one thing if they're just getting a couple hundred views, talking millions of views.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, but dude, what's the point? Well, of course the point is to get people riled up, to not let ICE do the deportation. And the reason they want those people here is for the reason I said before, they want the votes, right? They want the illusion of the votes at the very least.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, yeah. So you show somebody standing up to them.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't, I don't think voting. I don't think voting at this point is a real thing. Like, dude, where the, are the, where are all the voting reforms that, that we were promised? Where have those been? That would be something you would do on the first fucking day. If you wanted to restore hope to the country that our government is legitimate, you would have reformed the election issues on day one. Whatever happened to paper ballots one day nationwide? Anything else was illegal.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, right, right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Has that been, has that happened? I mean, if it has, I haven't heard about it.

[Andy Frisella]

No, dude, I don't know, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Bro, I'm telling you, if that were me, I would have done that on the first day because it ensures that we actually have a real voting system. But that's. That hasn't happened.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, I think the only issue with that though, is that that only fix our federal stuff, right? Like that only fakes that you can only put that in place for federal laws. Right. And for federal elections, things like that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm pretty sure you can make a federal law that said you have to have citizenship and you have to present voter ID to vote, and voting has to be done on paper ballots?

[Andy Frisella]

No, no, for sure. But that would only be applicable to federal elections, like the states and the local. Like, they could still do what they wanted because they have the sovereignty. Like, my point being is, like, I mean, sure, you would have a lot of states that would follow suit. Like, Missouri's implemented some great legislation on this topic. Right. But not California, not New York, not the places that actually need it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Why would they allow. Why would they. Why would they allow a vote to come through, take away their fucking ability to stay in power 100%?

[Andy Frisella]

And it's the same places that have the influx of all these fucking illegal migrants. Yeah, it's the same thing, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't know.

[Andy Frisella]

Let's check in with the chat, see what the chat has to say, get the chat rolling. Chat. What do you guys got on this, man? What's the take on this? We got some super chats rolling. What we got?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

KC Foreman just paid $100 to say hashtag Crenshaw.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I'm not. What. What's happening on that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I haven't seen that either. But. But let's. Let's see what the guys are saying about this topic.

[Andy Frisella]

Nobody says no voter id. We're not saying, like, an actual ID that's specifically for vote. We're talking about. You have.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, no. He's saying it's stupid. Oh. Or she's saying it's stupid. No, like, how the. Can you not have voter id? Got it. The out of here.

[Andy Frisella]

Got it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. I mean, look, man, I think everybody feels the same about it, bro. And it is what it is, you know? Look, man, I think it's becoming clear to everybody that all of these people play together. Like we've been saying for many, many years, it is not left, right. It's not gay straight. It's not black, white. It's up and down. It's us, them. And we're not them, and they ain't us, and they're supposed to be us, and they're supposed to take care of us. That's why we pay them so much of our paycheck. But they don't. They don't represent us, bro. They represent them. We're the peasants. They're the royalty. This is no different than in the 1500s or the, you know, four hundreds or anytime prehistory. There's been. There's been royalty, and then there's been peasants. Royalty gets the cake. Everybody else gets the gruel. We get the gruel, and then we're told to love it and smile and. And Be thankful for it and it's free. You see what I'm saying? It's a fucking lie.

[Andy Frisella]

As the world crumbles. Appreciate the donation. You said we've become comfortable in our own cowardice and cowardly we shall fall. Our government is using technocrats proxies to crush our God given rights a thousand percent.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude, this is why we talk about this all the time. You can't rely on people who are on the Internet to speak up. You have to speak up and stand up in your own way, in your own community, in unison or it will never stop. Ever.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Bro, do you think it's a possibility that Trump gets rid of income tax or is he just saying that for popularity? I don't think he's going to do that. Why would they.

[Andy Frisella]

Look, bro, I, I don't think he's going to be able to do it. There's so many people that are going to go against it, bro. Like I don't even know what that looks like.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Why would they do that? Okay? If we all know that they're taking our money and stealing it through, sending it overseas and getting it funneled back through campaign donations and perks and lobbies and all this shit, why would they ever shut that off?

[Andy Frisella]

That's what I'm saying.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

They, they have no motivation to stop that. Okay? So yeah, I do believe it's. And I don't believe anything that anybody's saying anymore until it happens. And I think that's the stance we all need to take. We need to get rid of the. I'm on this team and I'm loyal to this person and I'm this and I'm that. And we need to come together as Americans and say no more. No more.

[Andy Frisella]

It's real, bro. That's real. Guys, let's come down in the comments. What you guys think that's being stated? We have one more. Yeah, hold on. Three. All right, let's get to it. This one's back in the show. It's been a minute. We have to check in with this company and I'm not doing too good. Crackle Barrel. Oh, yeah, they're back in the news. Are they back in the news and.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Is this more woke shit?

[Andy Frisella]

Well, not necessarily, but they fuck up.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Their country Fried steaks.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, technically. Oh, really? You're kind of on the path. Yeah. Cracker Barrel diners are sounding the alarm. Here's what reportedly has them furious. So Crackle Barrels, they're. They're back in the news, right? They're getting some heat. Right? Now from some of their most loyal diners who say that the food quality has slipped from chilled biscuits to reheated sides. Deepening frustration that accelerated after the company scrapped its old logo and removed the iconic Uncle Herschel before reversing course, leaving many convinced the real decline is on the plate. Wall Street Journal reported that customers upset by recipe changes and cost cutting efforts said the chains meals no longer reflect its traditional standards, a complaint that has added to the backlash from the abandoned branding overhaul. One of the customers who's 73 years old, that's about their demographic, right? It's about. That's right. That's Tuesday for old Craig Watkins of North Carolina. He told the Journal he he has watched the change quality fade and wants old staples and original maple syrup restored. Quote, I want pure syrup on my pancakes, not that watered down junk.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

He said. Give me that pure syrup. I want that watered down junk.

[Andy Frisella]

I want that pure cocaina. Yeah, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

None of that fit, by golly.

[Andy Frisella]

I want diabetes. He said. He said he brings his own syrup when he visits.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Then why go? Why go?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Hey, man, here's. Here's the deal.

[Andy Frisella]

Keeping the standards hard, right? Keeping the standards hard. It's a hard thing.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Especially when the founder doesn't run the business anymore, right? And they, they, they sell it off or it off to someone who's not invested and then they're held accountable. This is a problem with capitalism, okay? When you grow a company big enough and you've been in it long enough, eventually you get old and the company is built and then you either sell it or you hand it down or whatever you do with it, but you're not involved anymore. And what happens is people start being very, very conscious to the money and not very conscious of the product because they don't value what's brought the customers actually in. They value the dollars on the sheet, not realizing because they haven't fucking built it, that the reason the dollars on the sheet matter is because the product was good in the first place. So this looks like a case of corporate retards ruining a fucking company, which happens all the fucking time.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So this is nothing new. This is what happens in business. And just like it happens in small business when the person who grew the company hands the company down to their kids and their kids take all the money and go fishing every weekend or whatever they do. Cocaine and strippers, however their flavor is. And the company fails because those people weren't invested in building it. And that happens every single day in small business. And big business. So unfortunately, you know, they hired the wrong CEO.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. So, yeah, apparently the sales are down 5.7% for the first quarter compared to last year.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That could have a lot to do with a lot of things.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That doesn't necessarily mean that the fucking syrup sucks. What that means is that could have a 5.7% as well, within the range of being affected by the economic conditions of the consumers. And the consumers of Cracker Barrel are the people that fall into the income where this would affect them. So that could be a bunch of different things. But if customers are saying at large that the sucks, it's probably a good idea to listen to them and go back to making good, if you want to say the company.

[Andy Frisella]

So the company's posted adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization of 7.2 million compared with 45.8 million in the same quarter a year earlier. Yeah. So, I mean. Yeah, that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That doesn't make sense. Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Because that ain't. That's. That's way more than five.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

No, no, no. The reason why it's confusing is because it's. There are two different statements. It's saying sales are down 5.7%, but separately, they're saying last year it was 45.8 in the same quarter. This year is 7.2.

[Andy Frisella]

Got it.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

They. They've written it confusing. They should have spaced it out.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm not good at math.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Good thing we got Zeeshan.

[Andy Frisella]

Damn. Right. Yeah. Is that something that can be fixed? Like. Yeah. Like how? Like, how do you fix that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, you can only fix it right now because what eventually happens is the profitability goes down so much that you don't have the extra capital to go back to investing in the company.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So, you know, the company's good. We make cuts, Company goes down. We don't have the money to invest in bringing the company back up, and then the company fails. So they have a limited window, dude, that. That could be for that company. Who knows? But when you're running a large organization where there's, you know, hundreds and thousands of locations that they got 70,000 employees. Okay. But when you're running that level of organization, even though everybody thinks they got all the money in the world, that money goes quick. So they're in some right now, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

And it would suck to see, like, a staple like Cracker Barrel go, bro, because, like, I, you know, I like going there. Just. You know what I like. You know why? Because, like. Like, it reminds me of a time period when, like, you know, we were allowed, you know what I'm saying, to go places. You know.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I think we have a solution.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

The new CEO should join operator standards. He'll learn something.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, yeah. Well, I'll tell you what, dude. You know, corporate CEOs, they are college educated. They are people who they. They don't do what founders do. Okay? That's not what they do. And everybody thinks that the bigger and. And the bigger. The CEO, the bigger company is the best business person. Not really. Those people are good at running organizations that are established. They do not know how to build organizations from the ground up. It's a different skill set, and most people are confused by that. The founder skill set and the CEO skill set are two different skill sets. And rarely does a CEO come along. There is some that are really good, but they come along and run the company the right way. So, yeah, man, they're in some trouble. And, dude, you know, let's get conspiratorial.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay. All right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

All right.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, let's.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Let's represent. Let's talk about what Cracker Barrel represents. Okay? Cracker Barrel represents old Americana, Okay. The reason that people like going there is because it does remind them of their mamas and their papas and, you know, where I used to go and what life used to be like. And there is a possibility that this woman was placed in there to intentionally degrade a very important part of American culture, which. That sounds silly, right? Like Cracker Barrel. But what other place represents the old America with the nostalgia better than Cracker Barrel?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You see what I'm saying? So, you know, who knows, man?

[Andy Frisella]

Because that's deep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

This is some.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, that's total conspiracy. I would say the chances of that being the case are far less than this person just being stupid.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, But. But like. But to your point, though, like, I remember when this came out, you remember watching the video and she was talking about it. Like, I remember she did, like, a post. I guess people were really upset about that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, you can't play something.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's not her ass. It's not her ass, bro. Yeah, it's not her ass. She don't give a. Okay. There's all different kinds of CEOs, bro. And, like, I'll tell you this. Most of them at that level don't give a. About the people. There are some that do.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

But they're very few that don't. There's very few. And the reason they don't give a is because they didn't work with the People to build the brand.

[Andy Frisella]

She wasn't a server.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No. No. She didn't spend her teenage years with, you know, the team and, you know, stars. And bro, that's. Now these people do not give a. And I would say that's likely the case here. I think she's just a corporate educated dumbass with a nice fucking resume that they put in place thinking that she could run it. And I think she's making very rookie mistakes. But it could be the other thing I said, too.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, let's check the chat. Chat. What's. I would like to know when's the last time you guys have been to a Cracker Barrel? What's the go to food and is. And has the question quality slipped. Little loaded there, but Cracker Barrel stock just went up with this segment, guys.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's right. There's CEOs and then there's MFC.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. That's right. They need. They need an MFC. Would you go. Would you go run Cracker Barrel?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No.

[Andy Frisella]

Why not?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Because I'm running my. And I like my better.

[Andy Frisella]

I know. Okay, but like, okay, let's say. All right, we're chilling now. Everything's rolling. Cracker Barrel's like, yo, we need you, dog. Come. Come fix this.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, no, here's the other thing. This is the other thing I will say. Yeah, it's much more fun running a small company and building a brand than it is running a big company. It's much more fun.

[Andy Frisella]

You like the building phase?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, And I like the people and I like doing the. And I like coming up with the ideas, and I like putting them out there and seeing if they work and why they don't work and how they do work. That's what a founder mentality is. A CEO mentality is like, cut the, you know, let's change the bread crumbs that we batter our country fried steak from actual batter to Bill Gates's batter that's made with crickets.

[Andy Frisella]

Save the money.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, because it's cheaper.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, these people are stupid as. Dude. So, yeah, anyway, Farm Barrel.

[Candace Owens (clips and references)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I'm with it, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, dude, I. I have a lot of good memories of Cracker Barrel.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, we. When we were young, we used to go there and we would, you know, play the little T game and, you.

[Andy Frisella]

Know, I'm a beast.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Are you? Oh, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Shit, I only got it like twice ever, bro. But I thought I was the shit when I got it, you know, But. But yeah, man, it's. Look, Jay Holder says Cracker barrels, owned by BlackRock. Okay, well, if that's the case, then wouldn't it make sense that they want to demoralize America by removing nostalgia about Brown being American? Dude, you see what I'm saying?

[Andy Frisella]

If Cracker Barrel goes down, that's the start of the revolution. That'll be your green. You know what I'm saying?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't know, man. I think the comment that was made earlier about people being comfortable in their cowardice is a very legitimate thing. I think at this point, people are so demoralized that they won't get angry until the government shows up at their fucking door. And by that point, it's too late.

[Andy Frisella]

Way too late, man. Way too late. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Mama's pancake breakfast and was just there when we traveled to Omaha for Thanksgiving. My black ass was riding right with them. Food still. Food still bomb.

[Andy Frisella]

Food still bomb.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

All right, my black ass. I like it.

[Andy Frisella]

Timber. That's enough of you. Timber. I like. That's enough.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I know that gets. I know that. Timber says. I think their woke CEO had the same glasses as dj. Oh, man. Be careful, boys. Candace is a snake. Yeah, well, we'll find out.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Listen, this is what I do know. There's gonna be a lot of people that can be wrong either way.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm saying. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I mean, that's why this is a speculative show. Like we're making our best. Anticipating. Anticipating our best guesses here. Yeah, you know, like, you know, it is what it is. I. I used to like. I used to like their. Their. I don't know, it was country fried steak or chicken fried steak, whatever they had, man. That was awesome. Yeah, that was the.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

White gravy, bro biscuits, little corn.

[Andy Frisella]

I like those hot apples.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's your jam. Oh, man. We're long lost brothers. We are broke. We're not wiener brothers. What was tripping when I see DJ ripping a cloud machine through his sleeve on After Hours. Must be the Grape Effect. What were you.

[Andy Frisella]

What were you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Were you using your little. Your little gay vape?

[Andy Frisella]

My USB dick.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

When are you gonna get on the real? Like a Zen instead of that?

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, is that the real stuff?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, apparently Tucker says that Zen's going your butthole. That's his whole thing for Alps. Okay, I've not had an ALP yet.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

But no tobacco recommendations on live, please.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, you can't do it. I'm not recommending. I'm just saying apparently it's a speculative argument. Apparently, according to Tucker Carlson argument to be made. Zins are for people's rectum and foreskin. Oh, and Alps are the pouch for the mouth. Now heavy on the show.

[Andy Frisella]

Is that his brand?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Apparently he's killing it with it, too.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

We get a lot of comments every time you talk about it, people.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Alps.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Yes. Yeah, people talk.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

A pouch for the mouth. I. I heard. I heard him say it yesterday, bro.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

It's catchy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Slogan.

[Andy Frisella]

It's catchy.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Scientifically, the absorption is better from the other end.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Well, I mean, how do you know scientifically?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I've read some stuff.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Not anecdotally, no.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You didn't try it?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I like to read.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Before trying, I couldn't imagine sticking a nicotine pouch in my butthole or my foreskin.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Well, yeah, it will definitely have a better effect. That's all I'd say.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay, I'm still not doing it. I got my limits.

[Andy Frisella]

I will put it in for you. What's happening, man?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I got my limits, man. What the is going on? I don't care how good some things are. They going in my butt. Don't trust me.

[Andy Frisella]

You got to try this.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, I. I've heard, but it's okay.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Any doctor in the chat, please confirm this.

[Andy Frisella]

You don't even feel it. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, hey, man, I like and like. Allegedly, bro. I love our chat, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

All right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You guys are funny as, man.

[Andy Frisella]

You guys are great. Well, guys, it is time for our final segment.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

TJ calls it boofing.

[Andy Frisella]

Boofing. Boofing. That's the thing. That's the thing.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Scientifically, he tried it.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I'm gonna take those $2, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Listen, everybody knows that sucking on a vape is gay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I agree.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay. If you're gonna get THC vape, roll a joint like a man. Okay.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm just saying, be it. Be like a cowboy about it. You know what I'm saying? There's nothing cool about sticking something in your mouth and puffing on it. Like a little.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, how do you do it? Clip that?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. I mean, that's what look like. That's what you look like on your vape, dude. It's terrible.

[Andy Frisella]

What are you talking about?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Whatever that thing is you got.

[Andy Frisella]

That's my inhaler.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Okay.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, bro. I'm sorry, dude.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Roll a roll. Roll some tobacco and smoke a real cigarette. That's all I'm saying. If you're going to do it, do it all the way.

[Andy Frisella]

All the way. Yeah.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I support that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Don't do Cocaine, smoke, crack. If you're going in, go in.

[Andy Frisella]

Just go all the way, right, man. I'm with it, man. Guys, that's.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't care if the vape gets you higher. You feel fucking super gay.

[Andy Frisella]

I mean, I still feel fine. No, I feel like. I feel when I, like, look at maggots.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

But he doesn't feel any different, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Listen, that's what it is.

[Andy Frisella]

Pretty good.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's why he does it.

[Andy Frisella]

That was good.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It doesn't feel wrong to him. It feels natural. He was born that way. Oh, Zan, you're a funny dude. All right, why are you gay? Y guys, you are gay.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, why are you gay?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You are gay.

[Andy Frisella]

There it is. Oh, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Doja bowls? Yeah, bowls are okay, too, man. Bows are okay. Vapes are not okay. I own a company that makes vapes and they're gay. That's the truth. Look at that. Alex says, yeah, so quit smoking vapes.

[Andy Frisella]

Smoke.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

She said. She said, smoke a real cigarette, like the Marlboro Man.

[Andy Frisella]

Done.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, see that?

[Andy Frisella]

That's fine. I got you. Yeah, I got you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Could Avi be a future president? It could be the president now, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

That's such a mind.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I know. All right, let's get a thumbs up.

[Andy Frisella]

All right, final segment, ladies and gents, thumbs up are dumb as fuck. That's where I bring a headline and we talk about it. Gets one of those two options after we vote on it. So thus being previously stated, our thumbs up or dumb as fuck is some more white people shit. You guys love doing this stuff.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

What's that?

[Andy Frisella]

Like Skylah, hooping?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's white people stuff.

[Andy Frisella]

Is it?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't know. I've never seen a black person do it.

[Andy Frisella]

No, we do it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You guys do it?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, we do it. Also. We double Dutch. All of that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Oh, yeah. You guys do double Dutch? Like a. Yeah, bro, that shit's cool. That is cool. I'm just saying, bro, you ever seen those that are good at it at double Dutch? It's amazing.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, it's great. Yeah, it's great. Telephone cord. That's what they used to use. Yeah. You know.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, we use that for the telephone.

[Andy Frisella]

We never paid our bills.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, so it didn't matter. What's this cord for? Must be for jumping.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man. All right. You guys like doing. You like skydiving and stuff? That's what you.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Now be careful.

[Andy Frisella]

What?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

They like skydiving collectively, I have enough black in me to not like skydiving.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's where the Line is drawn.

[Andy Frisella]

That's fair.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm Sicilian.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I got enough in me. I do not jump out of airplanes, okay? And all my pure white friends, they do that. All my Anglos, that's hardcore. They're like, let's go skydiving. I'm like, what the is wrong with you, bro? You know how I know that you've never, like, taken a real fall in your life?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, bro.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Ever. Because you like skydiving.

[Andy Frisella]

Like, weird.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm a big man, bro. When I fall, it hurts. That's right. And the last thing I want to do is fall from a airplane. It ain't happening.

[Andy Frisella]

This little thin.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That ain't happening.

[Andy Frisella]

Really cool, huh?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

It's really cool.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, we'll take your word.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what? I'm sure putting zins in your butt is cool too.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, I don't know. Yeah, I. Apparently.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man. All right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

Skydiving. This is crazy. Our thumbs up are dumb as headline reads, heart stopping moment skydivers parachute snags on the tail of an airplane as 15, 000 foot jump goes horribly wrong.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Dude, let's see it.

[Andy Frisella]

I'm cool. Let's check this clip.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. No, no. That's all I gotta see.

[Andy Frisella]

Is it right there?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's all I gotta see. I never do it ever in my whole life. No matter what. That's all I gotta see. Look at that. No, that.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Joey saying looks pretty flat earth.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

No, bro, I'm cool.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Y. No. No way. Oh, bro, I don't think I would do that for any amount of money. Like, real talk.

[Andy Frisella]

Come on.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

There's.

[Andy Frisella]

There's an amount.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's 10 figures.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's fine, but I'm doing it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's a. Maybe.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

I. I think it's a. I would just like to put my argument against it. This might be like a one in a 10, 000 scenario.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, well, you know, from too many zins in your butt and dying, it's probably one in a trillion too, bro.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I ain't taking no chances.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, that's it. That's all I had to see. Now, what happened here?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, I mean, he finished.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Did he live?

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Wasn't it a woman?

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, dude. And then everybody else just goes. I mean, what else can you do? Like, what do you do? Who's just sitting there chilling now?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Hang.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Hang until the plane comes down.

[Andy Frisella]

No, dude.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Man. Yeah. See, you know what? Here's the deal. These motherfuckers got too little shit going on.

[Andy Frisella]

They got enough.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Like, you got to be really bored to think about, like, oh, what are we gonna do today? I don't have, you know, any responsibility. I'm gonna jump out of airplane.

[Andy Frisella]

Perfectly good flying airplane. Let's just jump out of it.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm doing it.

[Andy Frisella]

No, dude, this is in Australia, bro. So, you know, I mean, they do some weird stuff over there anyway.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It's kind of like how they do it out in the country here. Like, you know, hold my beer.

[Andy Frisella]

That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Like, that's the way. That's why they do everything. Australia's had no fear.

[Andy Frisella]

Ah, Kangaroo.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Unless it's the government. Australia is really afraid of their own government.

[Andy Frisella]

That's what it was.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

But that's the only thing.

[Andy Frisella]

They're government.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

They got fucking. They got those venomous brown snakes. They got dingoes. They got koala bears.

[Andy Frisella]

Kangaroos.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Kangaroos beat your ass. Yeah, but. But they won't stand up to their government.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

You know, anyway, yeah, I'm saying thumbs down. No fucking way.

[Andy Frisella]

No way for you. Yeah. No way.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I like watching that.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

How many of you guys have skydived before, bro?

[Andy Frisella]

Scared to jump in the pool. All right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

No, dj, jump in the pool.

[Andy Frisella]

I do jump in the pool.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

White people don't have culture. That's good, bro. That's good. You guys. You guys skydivers or what? And you guys do that?

[Andy Frisella]

I did. It hurts.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I don't know, man.

[Andy Frisella]

There you go.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Well, that's why you guys got the big balls.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep, yep.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Nope, nope.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Mixed responses.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, dude. One time. One time I did do something sort of like that.

[Andy Frisella]

What?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

And this is why I don't do this. Okay? So in. In 1998, this is a true story.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

Put on your glasses, people.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yes.

[Andy Frisella]

Come here.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Give me a Gather around. Back in the 90s. So back in the 90s, bro. Real talk. I backpacked all over Europe, all right? And my buddy Gavin and I, we went to Interlock in Switzerland, which is beautiful. If anybody ever wants to go to Switzerland and see the most beautiful you've ever seen in your life, Interlocking is awesome. The people are awesome. It's an awesome place. So I'm not that kind of dude, but my buddy Gavin at the time was, and he's very adventurous, and he's like, all right, dude, we're gonna go on this excursion. It's gonna be awesome. It's called canyoneering. And I'm like, what the is that? And he's like, it's where you put like a wetsuit on and a vest and you like, swim down the rapids and.

[Andy Frisella]

And I'm like, oh, no.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

I'm like, I. That sounds kind of cool. Except to get into the river, you have to rappel down. That's like the 200 foot fucking rock face. I didn't know this. Okay, so we get there and, you know, I'm looking over the edge and I'm like, so where's the path down there? And they're like, oh, no, we're gonna repel now. And I'm like, repel? What the does that mean? Yeah, so before I know it, they got me in this harness. Shit, bro. They're like, it's real simple, dude. We're just gonna like, you just go over the edge and just like kick your feet on the rock and just go down, bro. That didn't work that way for me. I smacked the whole rock, the whole. They had to lower me down on the rope and I'm hitting my face on the rock. And the rest of it was pretty cool. Like, you swim down the river and like, you go in these little, like, where the water's going real fast and there's these places where you jump off and it's like three feet deep, but the water's going so fast it like picks you and shoots you before you hit the bottom, which is a whole nother thing. Like, how the did you figure that out? Right? Who went first?

[Andy Frisella]

It was.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Right. So that's. Anyway.

[Andy Frisella]

And for you guys.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, so anyway, dude, so we do this thing. It was. It ended up being real cool, but, like, I would never repel ever again. That is. That is little guy. That's not big man.

[Andy Frisella]

That's. That's right.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Okay, dude, but here's the thing. Listen. So a year later, okay, back then, Maxim magazine was a huge thing. It was like a physical magazine. I open up the Maxim, right? And there's this big story of like all these people getting killed in Switzerland and interlocking because they were in the thing, doing the thing we were doing, and a flash flood happened and it washed down all the rocks and all the trees and like 19 people died, including the guides that took us on the trip.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. So, like, I'm looking at it and I'm like, I know that dude. I know that dude. I know that dude. So, like, after that.

[Andy Frisella]

Nah, that's enough for you?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah.

[Andy Frisella]

No, yeah. Oh, man. I remember I tried some white people. I did white water after. Yeah. And I almost died. I. I Yeah, I can repair. I'm actually pretty good with ropes.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Ah. Anyway. Yeah, Mike. Yeah, it was sad as, dude. It was sad, dude. Like, and. And you can look it up, dude. Like, look up the interlocking. You probably Google it. Flash flood, like interlocking. Flash flood kills, you know, river guides or whatever. What?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

1900?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

It was like the late 90s. Yeah. Yeah, it was the 1890s.

[Andy Frisella]

Hey, bro, Z's throwing some zingers. I know, bro. What is that? Interlocking?

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah, interlocking in Switzerland. Yeah, that's a it. It was a serious thing, bro. Did you find it?

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

It's legit giving like 1916, 1937.

[Andy Frisella]

In 1999.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

1990.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

99.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, 1999. 21 people.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's right. Oh, yes, that's right.

[Andy Frisella]

Oh, man.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. And dude, a lot of the bodies, they. They couldn't find because they were destroyed. And they were so up that they had to use dental records because they were caught up in like the. In like the. The brush. And that pushed him down the river.

[Andy Frisella]

Damn, dude. Yeah, so that's crazy.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

That's a real thing, man.

[Technical Support / Chat Moderator (Zeeshan)]

21 people.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So.

[Andy Frisella]

Yep. That's crazy. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

So I was. That was the end of my adventures.

[Andy Frisella]

Yeah, that.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Right.

[Andy Frisella]

Well, anyway, that's a good thing. You guys learn your lessons. We. We take a little bit longer.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

Yeah. Yeah, you do. Period. Period. Guys.

[Andy Frisella]

That's it, guys. Andy, that is all I have, dude. Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly DJ or another regular collaborator)]

All right, guys. We appreciate you guys. Don't forget, operator standard closes Monday at midnight. Andy. For seller.com forward/mfco, get an early access. We're going to close that and it won't be accessible for a pretty long time after while we build out the tech on that platform. So yeah, that's the show. Don't be a hoe share the show.

[Andy Frisella]

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