01/15/2026: ANOTHER ICE SHOOTING IN MINNEAPOLIS

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast

Episode: January 15, 2026 – “Another ICE Shooting in Minneapolis”

Hosts: Mike, Dom, (with guest: Dominic Izzo)

Audience: Veterans, first responders, blue collar Americans

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Episode Overview

This episode centers on the latest high-profile ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) shooting in Minneapolis, the cascade of controversy, protests, and law enforcement resignations that have followed, and the broader political, legal, and tactical fallout. The hosts, along with guest Dominic Izzo, explore reactions within the law enforcement and veteran communities, unpack the media narratives, break down recent officer-involved violence, and reflect on their roles as commentators, officers, and entertainers for their listener base.

The episode is laced with the show’s signature blue-collar, veteran/LEO gallows humor, blunt takes, and open banter, moving from news debriefs to video analysis, law enforcement tactics, and community engagement.

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Housekeeping & Updates

[01:26–04:45]

• Reminders about sponsors, Patreon, merch store, YouTube transitions.
• Night Shift show moving to its own channel (Counterculture Inc.).
• Absence of co-host Jimmy (on break); introduction of producer Lewis.

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2. Reflections & Social Media Roasting

[04:55–08:59]

• Recap of Waylon Revis’s guest appearance—outspoken artist blacklisted for anti-pedophile, pro-cop stances.
• Discussion on how editing, clipping (especially about the “doomsday plane”) can fuel internet comment wars.
• Commentary on being targets for trolls: “Welcome to the internet. Top that, Mike.” (Dom, 15:43)
• Behind-the-scenes on creating show thumbnails, and the challenges/absurdities of content production.

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3. Rob O’Neill Lawsuit Deep Dive

[10:29–20:16; 11:25–13:57 – Key Segment]

• The hosts dissect viral clips of Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill’s podcast, where he appears to backtrack on a lawsuit against other veteran podcasters for defamation.
• Quote:
  “He talks about Matt Bissonnette... Why aren’t you suing Matt Bissonnette? ...it’s Rob being butthurt. And guess what, Rob? Welcome to the internet.” (Mike, 15:00)
• Criticisms of O’Neill’s rationale for litigation, especially evoking family trauma as justification:
  “Every person who serves the community, leaves their house... leaves their kids behind.” (Mike, 13:57)
• Broader discussion on online reputation and veterans infighting.
• Reflection on lawyers “laying out the battle plan” in public and the potential consequences (“everyone is suffering,” “all these operators brought to court”).

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4. Minneapolis ICE Shooting: Resignations, Tactics, Fallout

[24:37–35:17; 56:36–63:33]

Resignations and Fallout

• Six (or seven) federal prosecutors resign from the U.S. Attorney’s Office rather than investigate ICE agents after the deadly shooting of Renee Good.
• Protests, DOJ Civil Rights Division resignations, state/federal lawsuits.
  “That’s a scary thing, to put state or local law enforcement against the feds... Feds don’t have the same tactics.” (Mike, 27:14)
• The “tinderbox” of Minneapolis: local vs. federal law enforcement roles; “local LEOs as good cop, ICE as bad cop.”
• Discussion of tactics, de-escalation, and public perception of law enforcement at all levels.

Protest and Community Reaction

• Observation of societal polarization: conservatives mocking the death, liberals mocking George Floyd, both sides “cheering” tragedy.
  • “We don't want people to die. At the end of the day, we want the country safe.” (Mike, 33:41)
• “Verbal judo”—how local cops historically managed crowds during federal warrants.
• Rioting and looting: references to ATM machines being destroyed as protest “goes too far.”

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5. Video Reviews & Tactical Analysis

[36:15–55:03; several later segments]

• The hosts and guest break down several viral videos of ICE-involved confrontations and protest fallout:
  • ICE vehicle “pinch” gone wrong: Lack of proper vehicle immobilization tactics, risks for bystanders. “If you on a task force had done that takedown, you would not have left that much... slack.” (Dom, 46:11)
  • Physical extractions/resisting arrest: Dissection of the “civilian takedown,” “waist control,” and crowd management.
  • ICE agent shoving a pursuing civilian: Consensus that it was justified—“face down, ass up—if that happens.” (Dom, 79:56)
  • Video: ICE extracting suspect from Subaru while onlookers yell ‘He’s not resisting!’: Real-time debunking of activist narratives versus law enforcement reality.
• Reflection on ICE agents as “aliens” to local communities—feds seen as outsiders, with increased risks for escalation if local police don’t help de-escalate.

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6. Recent Shootings: “Snow Shovel Attack”

[56:36–63:33]

• Breaking news: Another ICE shooting as officers are “viciously attacked” by protestors with a snow shovel and broom. Discussion of the creative language in report writing:
  • “Report writing is creative writing. You can take the facts and evidence and word things...” (Dom, 56:45)
  • “You can’t get a lot of force behind a snow shovel ... but it’s lawful…” (Dom, 60:54)
• Debate: Is using deadly force justified against a senior, possibly unarmed person wielding a plastic shovel?

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7. Cultural/Political Riffs

[48:37–51:11; 100:14–101:27]

• Segments on Trump: viral video of Trump flipping the bird at a Ford plant, “Trump as alpha male,” debate over his style in contrast to other presidents.
• Comparison of Trump’s geopolitical strategy to historical authoritarian moves—“What’s the difference between what Trump is doing and what Hitler did?” (Mike, 49:06)
  • Dom refuses to take the bait on extreme comparisons.
• Trump’s new policies: Defunding to sanctuary cities and tough immigration stances.
  • “So we’re not making any payment to anybody that supports sanctuary cities… holding states accountable that can’t get their cities in line.” (Mike, 101:27)

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8. Law Enforcement Culture & Women in Policing

[67:10–73:21]

• Raw debates about the state of policing, generational turnover, women in policing.
  • “100 male cops by 2030. That’s my new agenda… [women] can be in charge of sensitivity training.” (Izzo, 68:18)
  • “It’s easier to take someone like you who’s a savage and say, know when to use it... It’s impossible to take a TikTok merengue cop… and say, ‘now we need you to amp up.’” (Dom, 66:21)
• Both highlight nuance: praising strong female officers, but opposing quotas/gender-based “softening” of law enforcement culture.

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9. Community, Haters & Chat Management

[80:00+ throughout]

• Reflections on dealing with live chat trolls, the line between healthy debate and malicious disruption.
  • “If you want to come on this show like a man… do it like a man, face to face.” (Dom, 81:09)
• Appreciation for their growing community and direct calls for input (“send in your videos, bodycam footage”).
• Some on-air ball-busting and recurring internal jokes—e.g., Subaru drivers (code for progressive/lefty protesters), “face for radio.”

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Notable Quotes / Memorable Moments

• (On Rob O’Neill)
  “Rob’s not a strategist. He is going, he is in a corner, and all he knows how to do is shoot his way out... He will take out as much as he can of the enemy before he dies. And I respect that, dude.” — Mike [19:16]

• On ICE shooting tactics:
  “Had you had a task force with local cops there, they would have... had a pinch... Both cars hit the gas. There’s no way for them to get out … What they’re doing is very dangerous … these tactics are dangerous…” — Dom [46:13]

• On polarization:
  “We’ve gotten to the point of society where it’s like, she got in the way of ICE man—‘killer, get her done.’... At the end of the day, we don’t want people to die.” — Dom [33:16]

• On female officers:
  “If there’s a badass one, let’s highlight her... You had both of this woman’s sergeants on the side with tasers while she’s on top of the guy grappling… She’s female. That’s somebody who should be in charge of training...” — Izzo [72:02]

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Timestamps for Critical Segments

• Rob O’Neill lawsuit/clip breakdown: 10:29–13:57
• Minneapolis ICE shooting/prosecutor resignations: 24:37–35:17
• ICE shooting/shovel incident: 56:36–63:33
• ICE vehicle pinch/tactics analysis: 46:11–47:18
• Trump on sanctuary cities: 100:14–101:27
• Policing & Women in Law Enforcement: 67:10–73:21

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Tone and Style

• Uniformly candid, irreverent, and direct, with a heavy dose of blue-collar and law enforcement camaraderie.
• High-energy, sometimes chaotic flow, with ample inside jokes, personal anecdotes, and a willingness to mock themselves and the wider online culture.
• Underlying seriousness about law enforcement realities, American polarization, and the dangers posed by both bureaucratic incompetence and activist extremism.

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Summary for Newcomers

If you missed this episode, you missed a rapid-fire, highly unfiltered back-and-forth about the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, the turbulent legal and political response, and what it reveals about the state of law enforcement and public opinion. Whether critiquing federal tactics, local protestors, or their own place in the culture war, the hosts use real news clips, viral videos, and lived law enforcement experience to demystify what’s happening on the ground. Regular asides on political polarization, generational shifts in policing, and the never-ending fight with trolls make the show both informative and entertaining—a real “locker room” for America’s LEOs and vets.

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[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Night shift tonight, 8pm for the night Shift. We'll be here. So don't forget to tune back in tonight as well.

[Mike]

Yeah. And with the Night Shift, it's. We have to remember, I think coming up soon, Night Shift is completely transitioning to Counterculture Network as its own show. Obviously, it started as the sequel to the Squad Cast, which was Anti Hero, but it's going to be solely its own show on the audio feeds and it's going to be on the Counterculture Inc. Network, YouTube. So if you haven't subscribed, go to the Counterculture Inc. YouTube and that's where Counterculture will be eventually, in probably a couple weeks. Jimmy's not here. Jimmy is taking a week off. He will be back next week on Thursday, a week from today. So wish him the best. Send him some messages. Tell him you miss him. We miss him. We missed.

[Dom]

Lewis is here.

[Mike]

Lewis is here.

[Dom]

Lewis. There he is. Lewis is here.

[Mike]

I don't know what that was.

[Dom]

That was. All right. Just to show he's not being held hostage. Lewis is here under his own. Yeah, no, sometimes they think, you know, you're getting beat up or yelled at over there. So we blamed you for something yesterday, and you weren't even working. So don't worry about it. You're doing fine.

[Mike]

Reflections. So yesterday we had on Waylon Revis it was, I think, our first musical guest, probably in a very long time in the Anti Hero Chronicles. But he was. He's very pro cap. He's very outspoken about how pedophiles should be handled in our culture. And that's why the mainstream music business has blacklisted him, because he says what he thinks. He came on the show. It was actually a really good discussion. He was a great dude. And he's. And I think when you watch it, you'll be like, damn, he's one of us. And he's going on tour. They do club shows. They hit every major city. So if you can go check out that episode and maybe go see his.

[Dom]

Voice, dude matching him.

[Mike]

He does not sound, like, so bald like me.

[Dom]

And then all of a sudden, neck tattoos and he sounds like he watches every NASCAR race and could tell you.

[Mike]

I'll tell you what, man.

[Dom]

Yeah. I'm like, you look at the videos and his music, and then you look at him, you're like, holy.

[Mike]

Yeah. The music video.

[Dom]

How sinister was, though? When I met Sinister, he was.

[Mike]

Well, he didn't. He sounded normal, but he wasn't. He was just so chill.

[Dom]

Yes.

[Mike]

And then he gets on stage and he's popping head veins and, you know.

[Dom]

And it just didn't match. But great, great. Like you said, great. Dude family man, man of God. Just like, all around. Good dude. Good conversation. We really enjoyed that yesterday.

[Mike]

Yeah. The other reflection is actually from this morning. Mike got it wrong.

[Dom]

Or did you edit it right?

[Mike]

So, yeah, that's a good one.

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Did Mike get it wrong or did Tyler edit it right?

[Dom]

Real went out. Tyler's an editing genius. The real goes out. And what I said was the. The doomsday plane hasn't been seed. Like, my camera set up. Go ahead. Boom.

[Mike]

Perfect.

[Dom]

So the doomsday plane hadn't been seen in 51 years, hadn't been seen at LAX, and we're getting roasted in there.

[Mike]

There's a lot of plane nerds. I didn't know.

[Dom]

Yeah, but. So the plane is obviously around, but the site I watch it on is lax. So it was like. Hadn't been seen in la. Clipped it right. Edited. Right. Now we're getting called every name in the book. I love it.

[Mike]

I. I mean, dude, roasted in the comments. Dude, go check out that. I mean, and a lot of people know this, but when I post in on Instagram, I mean, it's. I'm not trying. It's hard because it is to be an attention grabber. I'm not essentially trying to Elicit people getting pissed off. But that is the name of the game. You'll have just as many haters as you have people that are commenting positive. It's just this one in particular is all negative.

[Dom]

It's funny to see it, though, because he. Obviously, there's people that watch. I didn't realize. Just like, people like trains and toy stuff. There's people that watch flights all day and planes. And this plane obviously flies around the United States. It's not just secretly hidden, but the clip was. It hasn't been seen in 51 years at LAX. I said, it hasn't been seen in 51 years. And then you clipped it the right way. And now everybody's on us, which, like I said, it brings people in. And who's your source? Trust me, bro. Like, you know, that was some of the comments. I love it, but you're a genius when it comes to clipping those things, you know? Yet everybody convinced Dom one of us to murder all police.

[Mike]

Yeah, that. I felt I going back that I didn't know the caliber of, like, months Dom would catch heat. And Dom's like. Dom's got like a spartan shield, dude. It doesn't affect him. But I did send a lot of heat his way. He doesn't care that. And he's coming on later.

[Dom]

Yeah, he's coming on right after the break, around 1205 Eastern. Dom will be on. We had a good episode last night where we went at it about the final. The final main event of the ICE shooting. Me and Dom.

[Mike]

It needed to be done. You guys had individually talked about it on all platforms, all those 18 of your podcasts, all. All your Instagrams, like the ones holding the network together. And it had been. It had been discussed back and forth, or not back and forth. It had been discussed by you guys like this. And you guys finally met last night. And I will say this, Mike, you have surpassed me on thumbnails. That was an amazing thumb.

[Dom]

That was a good one.

[Mike]

That was. That was really good. I like. I'm like, what is he telling AI?

[Dom]

So I use two different programs I'm using. That one was all chat GPT.

[Mike]

Holy.

[Dom]

I took the pictures put.

[Mike]

What do you tell it?

[Dom]

I just said take. I took a picture of me and Dom and just said, put. These two guys fight. I had to do about 12 edits, but that was the final one. But have us fighting, then put us in the street, then add the word. Yeah, I did. No, it said, but I'm. I pay for chat GPT. So it it started asking me, do you want the logo to be more centered? Because originally it put it over behind me. I'm like, centered. Then it's like, do you want. Fire wanted outline more. And I just kept going, give me.

[Mike]

More, give me more.

[Dom]

And I got to it. Yeah, it was. That was a good one.

[Mike]

You might have.

[Dom]

I got lucky. He doesn't want the responsibility, actually. Dom made it. Dom made it. I didn't. I didn't make it. Dom made it. So I. I have no idea what you're talking about.

[Mike]

Yeah, thumbnails are tricky because it's. They're. They're supposed to.

[Dom]

Well, sometimes they just nail, like the program. Other program we use. Sometimes it nails it. And so sometimes I'm like, what plan? And then it starts turning me into a different person.

[Mike]

Yeah, like your hair will be.

[Dom]

Yeah. The third edit, I'm like, I look nothing like me. And I'm like, can you go back to the guy that I actually sent the picture of?

[Mike]

And it did. You know, the platform that we use is called Pixels. It's pretty good. We're probably not going to re up it unless you use it. I don't use it anymore, but a little bit. They. Every time you edit mushes it more and more.

[Dom]

Yes.

[Mike]

If you realize that it'll get lower quality and it'll actually just start, like, deteriorating the thing. So anyway, that's some insider knowledge. If you make thumbnails, it's a pain in the ass. And then we. Of course, we'll see how quick Lewis is. Rob o' Neill updates.

[Dom]

Really slow.

[Mike]

Five seconds. There's our boy Rob. So. Okay, that's good. So Rob o' Neill on his operator podcast did mention the lawsuit at the very end. And some clips went around. A clip went. Was making its rounds last night to about everybody I knew. And it was Rob saying, I'm dropping the lawsuit. I don't want to go to court. However, it was cut out of context. And what Rob did say was, you're going to see people saying, enter, start clip. I don't want to do this lawsuit anymore. And then he. And then end clip. And then he says, yeah, I want to go to court. So what we're going to do is we're going to watch. It's about one and a half minutes. It's not very long where he mentions it.

[Dom]

It's always long watching this guy talking.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's true. But this is what Rob o' Neill says in his. In his podcast reference to lawsuit, just so we can clear the Air because if you got sent a clip of Rob saying I wanna, we're gonna drop the lawsuit.

[Dom]

I already saw a comment saying that.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's not, that's not what he said. So let's, let's do it to it.

[Dom]

Lewis, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna necessarily touch on the lawsuit. You might have heard about it. What's, what's happening is I'm suing another podcast since members for defamation.

[Mike]

Get ready to pause it.

[Dom]

Malicious defamation, that's it. I don't know what you're going to hear and I'm not going to talk a lot about it on this podcast because I, I'm getting asked about it on other podcasts and I'll give them the exclusives and the tidbits because I have some. And stuff like that. But you're going to hear some spin too that.

[Mike]

You'Re gonna hear some spin too that. Now play it. And this is where the clip circling starts.

[Dom]

We don't want to subpoena the whole team and this is making the, the whole thing look, you know, really bad. So for that aspect we're going to try to drop it. We're going to try to drop the.

[Mike]

That's where it ends, right? If you heard that, you'd be like, oh my God, Rob o' Neill just doesn't want us.

[Dom]

He doesn't want to subpoena the teams and he doesn't want the lawsuit to go forward.

[Mike]

And now play it.

[Dom]

Okay, I don't want to drop the case. I want to go to court. I'm going to tell you why. Don't believe that. No, it's not. It's not about who killed bin Laden. It's about.

[Mike]

About.

[Dom]

It's about. Of course it's not about who killed that grew up in my house when I was going to war all the time with Seal Team 6. My daughter on my birthday at her preschool classroom that was four years old and I had to give her a kiss goodbye. Not known if we're coming back. Don't know what we're getting into. And we rescued Richard Phillips my. When my other daughter was three and I couldn't tell her we're going after bin Laden even though we knew we were going to die. And she packed her hello Kitty carry on and put a pillow and Mr. Elephant in it and said, well I'm gonna leave this by the door and you can take me on vacation when you get home. As best as a three year old can say, well, those girls are in college now and they have the world wide Web, and they see stuff, and they see the. And they. They're proud of their dad. And, you know, they'll call me crying, saying, why? Why are they calling you a fraud? Why is everything I believed in fake and a fraud? And it's malicious. And they talk about the money I've made. I don't know, whatever. And they've been doing it for a while. And there's one guy that's been doing it, the guy that said, I was. Even when I was still in the Navy, when I still deployed with Silver, one more time after I killed bin Laden to go to war to prove I'm not here for the money. I came into the front door. I'm leaving through the front door.

[Mike]

That's good. So I want. I. Let me. Let me. Let me cook. I'm gonna let you cook. First off, I already forgot what I was gonna say. That's how mad at. No, no. Every single person that serves the community, leaves their house or has served their country has left their kids behind more times than him. I deployed to Baghdad, Iraq. I didn't have any kids. I left my family, so I can't say I left my kids. However, when I was a cop, I left every single afternoon. And we make fun. We make jokes. Whenever I went and I stopped cars that had guns in them. I was in a lot of close calls. I could have been murked any day of the week. Just like Mike, we all have kids. So Rob's little story of I had children and all this, welcome to the world of serving your country or the community. The next point I want to make is that he talks about Matt Bissette. Like, this guy said this, and this guy. Why aren't you suing Matt Bissonnette? Rob, why are you suing the people that you're suing? You said it right here. Matt Bissonette's book came out before all this. So it's not slander, it's not defamation. It's Rob being butthurt. And guess what, Rob? Welcome to the Internet. You want to sit there and say, my daughter called me crying because people. You should see what the. On the Internet about me. That's not true. And I got kids that can look at the Internet, too. You put yourself in the sphere. I put myself in the sphere, Yeah. I don't go on my podcast and. And cry about it. Welcome to the Internet. Top that, Mike. No, you're good.

[Dom]

I just. Some of the things point out where I'm not going to talk about the lawsuit and then proceeds to talk about himself in the lawsuit. Like always gets a chance to talk about himself. And I mean, you're right that I was going to say the same thing you said the first. The first thing he said was every day a million cops or so roughly go to work every day with unknown circumstances. We lose 100 or so a year, a little bit more. I lost one that was very close to me. That happens every day.

[Mike]

Probably one of the worst shootings I've ever heard of.

[Dom]

Yeah. And it happens every day. And you know, it's not about the law. It's not up. It's about what's right and wrong. Like, come on, man. Come on, man. Like, you fell out of relevance. The story's getting old. Like you said, Matt Pissing, that's book is out. First sue him. And like, like the attorney said, you know, I watch two movies about the same event, or I read two books about the same event and I decide to listen or believe one over the other. I'm an American. I can believe whatever I want and I can repeat my beliefs anytime I want. I can say that I think he's full of. You can't sue me for saying that. I looked at two an incident and looked at it from two different perspectives. And I believe one more than the other. Stop, stop, stop, stop. Still talking about. It's all it's about. It's about publicity. And then he says it's not about all. His whole life is about shooting the Summer Bay line, but it's not about who shot or something. Well, it is because this is what the whole thing revolves around. So old news, man. It's a shame that somebody who did some really awesome things turned into be that guy.

[Mike]

Yeah. And I think Rob thinks that he uses scare tactics when he says vague things like, I got tidbits, I've got tidbits. Well, we've got tidbits too, man. And it's. And I, I again, you can sit here and say like, well, you shouldn't. I'm doing you a favor, Rob. I'm covering it. You wanted to be in the spotlight, you're in the spotlight.

[Dom]

And if you go to any of the neutral sites, like Northern Provisions posted the lawsuit when it came out, and some other pages. He's not very well liked. The only place you can really find any comments that support him or his following. And you go to neutral websites, neutral Instagram pages like Northern. Yeah, yeah, Northern Provisions posted it some other page. But he's not very popular other than on his own. And that's probably why he uses the third person and uses his podcast to come after me and act like it's not him talking. I feel bad for the guy, man. Like, he's got something. Something's not right, and it's unfortunate.

[Mike]

Well, yeah, we talked yesterday, and, you know, like I said, I was very surprised when Tim Palatore, our lawyer, made the video he made. I'm not saying I disagree with it or I'm upset with it. I'm just surprised it happened because I, you know, I guess that's the lawyer we pay for. He's. He's. He's down for the cause. He texts me back every time. He calls me back every time. He doesn't charge. He's in group chats with us. You know, he. He. He's kind of like one of the boys. So I was like. I said I was surprised that he did it. Not really a lawyer thing to do. But I said, you know, what he did was he laid the entire battle plan out on the table and goes, rob, you can't.

[Dom]

And then this guy won't talk. He doesn't want to talk about it, doesn't want to say it. And. And he knows. He knows. Like.

[Mike]

And I don't even Bill.

[Dom]

Even his own guy that he went on what O'Reilly said, oh, there's no way this is good. You know, they're never going to pay any money. Like, you know, he heard it. You can see his face.

[Mike]

Like, oh, well, they don't have any money for this.

[Dom]

So, like I said, it's unfortunate, you know. You know, he's doing. He's attacking vets to stop vet on vet, but he's not attacking the guy that wrote the book about him saying.

[Mike]

He didn't do it, because that guy knows.

[Dom]

Yeah, yeah, it's hard to. Yeah, it's hard to go to court with a guy who knows the truth or. Or says he knows the truth.

[Mike]

Somebody messaged me. Sean messaged me last night, and it was like, hey, man, I saw the. The clips of Rob that's going around. He's like, you know, what do you think? I might. Listen, dude, to be honest with you, Rob's not a strategist. He is going. He is in a corner, and all he knows how to do is shoot his way out. He's not going to give up. He's not going to surrender. I'll give Rob that. I respect that.

[Dom]

He believes everything he said.

[Mike]

Yeah. And even if he doesn't, dude, he's not going you're not going to get a guy to go, all right, you got me. I lost. He's not a loser. He doesn't lose. He will. He will take out as much as he can of the enemy before he dies. And I respect that, dude. So when you force hands, and that's the shitty part about this, is that everybody's suffering. Everybody's losing money to legal fees. Everybody's getting all this negative publicity. All these operators are now gonna be exposed, or not exposed, but brought to court. The whole mission.

[Dom]

They're not. I don't think it's good. I mean, it sounds good, but I. I still don't think it goes that far.

[Mike]

I. And here's the thing, man. I'm a conspiracy theorist, dude. When something like this happens, this is how people go away. I'm not saying Rob or me. Everybody in the sphere is like, what if the black ops of our country was like, you know what? This would be a lot better if one of these people wasn't around anymore. It would just make everything go away. Let's make.

[Dom]

I'm not touching that one.

[Mike]

Yeah. I. I'm telling you, dude, I. I'm not the biggest, like, gun guy. I'll go to the grocery store if it's just me and my kids aren't with me without my gun. My wife gives me all the time, but I come to the studio strapped because I. I'm literally considering going to the range and learning how to shoot from a chair. I'll end up blowing a hole in my leg.

[Dom]

Teaches how to shoot.

[Mike]

Well, I'm just saying, like, do practicing. Like, no, I'm waiting for somebody, like, somebody to come in here, put three.

[Dom]

Rounds in me, and do the same.

[Mike]

Way we covered it. That dude with the Tim Waltz. A guy walked in there and murdered two people and left with a door cam. He didn't give a. Yeah, Like. Like people will do that for the government.

[Dom]

I, I agree. And. And then even, like locally, I've gone after some big serifs and people.

[Mike]

You are more of a legit that you. What you have is more legit. Mine's more of a scared conspiracy. It could happen.

[Dom]

I'm nervous, dude.

[Mike]

Like a. Like a asteroid could hit this parking lot. Because it's happened before, but, like, you actually have a target.

[Dom]

Yeah, I saw. Actually saw the. One of the guys I filed a complaint on this morning. One of the captains in Wawa, and I've run into some other people and it's. It's interesting, but.

[Mike]

Well, when they. When they want can you sign me the rights to the Netflix documentary so I can.

[Dom]

Yeah, I. I'm leaving my half of the company. Lewis, though. Interesting, Interesting. Interesting podcast.

[Mike]

The interesting podcast. Yeah, you should make a podcast just about Rubik's Cubes.

[Dom]

Yeah, no, he's got, like, a gaming thing.

[Mike]

There is someone who does, like, podcasts. Yeah. There's also other broadcasts, and we're wiping them off the map. You gotta take that competition.

[Dom]

We finally got in the nines last week, man.

[Mike]

Wait, so you have a YouTube channel?

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You never plug it once. We're sitting here plugging all our stuff. Lewis, you never own. Plugged your own. You. You know how many people go subscribe to it? I don't know if they'd watch it, but they'd subscribe.

[Dom]

I mean, they're not specifically cubing nerds, but if you go. If you want to, go ahead and subscribe.

[Mike]

I can't hear you. I can't hear you. You can't hear me? No, I can't only. Yeah, I can only hear what I see. And I can't see you.

[Dom]

Okay. You have to put the camera on yourself and plug your YouTube.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Dom]

There you go.

[Mike]

Got it.

[Dom]

Tell us how we find you.

[Mike]

It's called Lewis Secuber.

[Dom]

L. I didn't even know that.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Dom]

L U I S T H E.

[Mike]

C U B E R. It's literally Lewis the Cuber. No spaces. No spaces.

[Dom]

There we go.

[Mike]

Go follow Lewis the C. Go give Lewis a subscribe.

[Dom]

Yes.

[Mike]

A subscription.

[Dom]

A subscription.

[Mike]

Hit value and comment.

[Dom]

Oh, I don't really care about it. Guys, while we got it, let me. Let me. Let me. Let me put it in the chat. Very good. Go follow Lewis. We're gonna get into eight seconds. That's our next goal. We hit nine and a half last week, almost the record we're going for. You gotta bring it back tonight. You got it? Yeah, we got it.

[Mike]

All right, so I think we beat Rob like a dead horse.

[Dom]

Don't say that.

[Mike]

So you're gonna have an.

[Dom]

Attempted. You're gonna have a threat.

[Mike]

He said he was gonna beat me with a horse.

[Dom]

Yeah, he's gonna beat me with a horse.

[Mike]

With a horse. That's what he said. So what we're gonna do is I have some fantastic ice videos. We. Me and Jimmy actually got to them when you weren't here. I'm never here, but there's. So. It was last Friday. But there's so many good ice videos out there that there's no way we've seen them all. I'M sure you guys have seen onesies and Tuesdays. Mike's seen a lot because that's all he does is scroll on his phone. But I guarantee you I've got one that you haven't seen in here. I've got about seven videos. The first thing we want to do, though, is that we want to talk about how seven or six prosecutors from Minneapolis, whatever district that is, have resigned due to the fact that they're going to have to investigate ICE. So there is a YouTube link in the. Unless you downloaded the entire video, but in. In Gmail, it should sit breaking another. Not that one. Six prosecutors right there. Open that one up. Are you, like, getting the mouse to work?

[Dom]

I don't even want it. Is that the right. And then we got.

[Mike]

What?

[Dom]

That's just an ad. That's a commercial.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

This is amazing, dude.

[Mike]

Lewis, when are you gonna start your own podcast on counterculture?

[Dom]

Yeah, we need that.

[Mike]

Lewis, react.

[Dom]

Don't think about it. Tomorrow, maybe. All right, go ahead, Lewis, because we gotta go through the ad now of the deadly ICE shooting that killed Minnesota resident Renee Good. At least six prosecutors in the state's U.S. attorney's office have now resigned.

[Mike]

This is in the wake of the.

[Dom]

Office being tasked with the investigating the shooting. Joe Thompson is included in that list of resignations. Thompson led the effort to probe widespread fraud in Minnesota's social programs, securing more than 60 convictions in just the last year. Now, this comes as state and local officials have filed a lawsuit against the.

[Mike]

Trump administration over its immigration enforcement.

[Dom]

The lawsuit alleges ICE agents are threatening public safety. Let's bring in CBS News correspondent Lana Zach, who is live for us in Minneapolis. Lana, what else can you tell us?

[Mike]

Hi there, Liz. In addition to those resignations that you.

[Dom]

Mentioned, the Department of Justice's Civil Rights.

[Mike]

Division is also seeing more resignations in protest into how this investigation into to.

[Dom]

The shooting death of Renee Good unfolded.

[Mike]

And.

[Dom]

And we are also learning more about.

[Mike]

The details of that lawsuit by the.

[Dom]

State of Minnesota against federal agents.

[Mike]

They allege that the federal agents here are using illegal and aggressive tactics against the residents.

[Dom]

They say that it is creating a.

[Mike]

Culture of unrest and that the local.

[Dom]

Law enforcement is unable to keep keep the peace. They're also looking at additional costs for.

[Mike]

Them, somewhere around $2 million over the span of just four days.

[Dom]

So there is a lot of protests. There are a lot of additional agents.

[Mike]

That are here, and all of that is creating something of a tinderbox. And different sides are hoping that that.

[Dom]

Can be de escalated. And Lana, from What? I understand you're coming to us live.

[Mike]

In Minneapolis, but you're actually standing.

[Dom]

Standing at a memorial for Renee Good at the location where she was killed by that. Flag and everything.

[Mike]

What are you hearing from the community that's good. What's your take on that? So prosecutors resigning because they don't feel comfortable charging the ICE agent?

[Dom]

Well, obviously, because it's a blue city, but there's got to be conservatives mixed in there. Can't statistically have all liberals. So I would think that's people taking a stand. Like, I'm not. What are you doing, Louis? I'm not. I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna deal with that. And I think it's good. I think the fact that they think they can go after the federal government still blows my mind. Dom and I talked about this last night. That's a scary thing to. To put state law enforcement or local law enforcement against the feds. It just. And I. I attribute some of that to the reason why what happened to her happened. We've talked about it. Feds don't have the same tactics. They don't understand traffic style interactions. That stuff is completely different. Having if work working closely with local law enforcement would help de. Escalate. And I think if anything, local law enforcement could intervene and say, all right, I understand. Kind of like the good cop, bad cop. I understand. You don't. Guys don't agree with this, let's let them do their job. This guy's in illegal. He's got to go.

[Mike]

We'll.

[Dom]

We'll keep watch. We'll make sure nothing crazy happens and kind of play the good cop, bad cop. Let ICE be the bad guys, but protect them. Let them get in, let them get out, take their guy, and the local law enforcement can be the heroes again. But when the government is telling the people, you don't have to listen to the federal government, it's bad.

[Mike]

I like your take on that. I do like the fact that you're like, hey, everybody wins. Big, bad Uncle Sam doesn't care if you like him or not. He's coming. This is a chance for local law enforcement to unite with the community the way it's supposed to be to be a branch of the community. And there's all over that opportunity.

[Dom]

Correct.

[Mike]

You're first off. I think these prosecutors probably resigned because they're like, once this. Once the. What do you call that, the, like, trickle down effect. No, no, no. Once it's all the dust is settled.

[Dom]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

I don't. I'm Retarded.

[Dom]

Dude, I was raining.

[Mike]

Once the dust is settled, I don't think they want Trump going. Which one's trying to prosecute this ICE agent?

[Dom]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, and at the end of the day, I don't even know who does the investigations for like an ICE agent. Does it have to be another like department?

[Dom]

I mean, you could try.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

The state trying to go after a feds is not going to work.

[Mike]

It's just not. And I, I don't. You can, like going back to your, the way you would handle is genius. You could sit there and say, hey, listen, as mayor, as chief, I don't agree with this. However, I'm a police officer and those guys out there are police officers. Whether or not they're federal, state, local, they're, they, they're not cops, but they're law enforcement. And I'm not going to leave fellow law enforcement by themselves that are going to have to then escalate their tactics because they're left out numbers.

[Dom]

The easiest, one of the easiest things I would do to de. Escalate like a large scene in the hood or anywhere else was let's say the dope guys are hitting a warrant. And everybody hates the dope guys. Kind of like ICE or the bad guys coming in and the mask and all that. I would immediately get to the loudest person in the crowd and act like I was on their side. Man, these drug guys are coming in. I know they're doing this dumb. It's probably all illegal. It. Let's just stay back and, and immediately it calms everybody down. Now they're talking to me and it's keeping the, it's keeping the heat off the guys trying to do their job. Even when I was on swat, I'd be on perimeter and after the thing, they would, you know, people would know me. I'd walk over there. Yeah, this drug probably all nasty, but let's just stay over here and keep peace. That's what the locals should be doing.

[Mike]

Verbal judo.

[Dom]

Yeah, let's keep, let's get over here and like, yeah, yeah, the feds, we, we, yeah, yeah. But let's keep the peace at the same time and eliminate this.

[Mike]

I mean, how many, how many times have you hit multiple houses on the same street?

[Dom]

Many, many times.

[Mike]

Yo, those guys know, they know that truck. In very rare instances, they probably start seeing the same dudes out there. And you have a rapport. Hey, you know, we hit this house, it's not as strange as them. It's like aliens coming in and it's just. It's weird. It's. They're aliens. I'm calling ice aliens.

[Dom]

That's way good analogy. Like, it's like, not usually seen. Like, yeah, it's.

[Mike]

And we're all American. You might be slinging dope, but at the end of the day, you go home and eat dinner with your family. Hopefully you care about the country and the. I'm telling you, the feds coming in to our streets is scary, the way they're doing it, but it's because local law enforcement refuses to work with them. So they have that border patrol guy that's getting all. What's the guy's name? That commander that's out. He's on all kinds. He's a border patrol commander. No, he's got. He's like, he's older. He's probably in his 60s, but he's. He's meant for the camera. He gives. They want him to go on Joe Rogan, because Joe Rogan, like, a week later, finally caught up with times and was like, yeah, I don't think that this is. And everybody's like, if you don't think it, Mr. Rogan, get this guy on there. This. This commander for Border patrol is going from city to city. Dude, he's deploying. He's being on the ground with his troops. And somebody goes, so is there a lot of you? Every. Every protester, he'll talk with them. And. And they're like, so how many of you are there? He goes, hundreds. And we're coming more like, like, we're. We're here. They're like, how long you be here? He's like, till the job's done.

[Dom]

So.

[Mike]

And he. And Phase, like, we enforce Title 8, Section 8, whatever immigration code.

[Dom]

And it's right. You can all, like, we can all disagree, but there still has to be.

[Mike]

Order.

[Dom]

There has to be some type of law and order to disagree. And that's where the locals can get. So simple. I. It's good cop, bad cop on a massive ledge. So simple. That's why investigations were so easy and. And all that. When working informants, it's just easy to go, who does this person like? They hate the feds. They're going to like local law enforcement. Simple.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Local law enforcement is the perimeter guys. They're the ones. They're not going to want to be in there. Hey, ma'. Am. You know, I really don't think this is the greatest idea ever. But, hey, they're here. We just gotta. We gotta let them do their job. And we'll get rid of them here when they're done, and we'll go back to our peaceful community. It's so easy to play the good guy and. And assist and to just bail on them. It just leads to what happened. And it's. It's unfortunate what happened. Nobody and I said this last night with Dominic. We've gotten a point of society where it's so one side versus the other that Republicans are cheering the death of somebody.

[Mike]

They're.

[Dom]

They're mocking it. They're making fun of the fact this lady got smoked and it's supposed to be bad. We do it too. We do it too. George, Floyd. And back and forth. We've gotten to the point of society where it's. We've gotten to the point of society where it's like it. She got in the way of ice man Killer. Get her done. And it's like, we don't want people to die. At the end of the day, we don't want people to die. We want the country safe. We want the right.

[Mike]

I mean, do I want to see a Subaru American get roughed up a little? Sure. But I don't want anybody.

[Dom]

Tyler said that, not me.

[Mike]

You know, I don't want anybody to die. And I think, do. I think it's healthy practice. Okay, I'm gonna say this as an American, as a constitutionist Constitutionalist, not a constitutionist.

[Dom]

Get it Right.

[Mike]

I think it's kind of healthy exercise for protests. Do get a little out of whack in America. It really helps us.

[Dom]

Free reps. Yeah, it's free reps.

[Mike]

It helps us decide what you watch the news and every single person has their own. Okay, that's too much protest. Some people might look at it and go, I'm good with it. Cops are ready to go. Cops are making money. Again. I don't want any violence towards cops by any means. But, you know, a lot of those guys, they love their job. They love getting on those bicycles and dressing like hockey goalies and going out there and they have fun doing it. I hated that I actually weaseled my way out of every riot control thing possible because I think it's stupid. But, you know, it. It might be healthy for. To see the constitution work like that. That e and flow of protest. I draw the line where people are really hurt, but I think it's kind of like a thunderdome. Hey, I'm going out there in my antifa stuff, actually. Antifa. I'm going out there in my. In my American stuff. I'm gonna Fight the man. I'm gonna let these cops know. I'm gonna get right up in their shields. Cops go out there. We're addressed to the guilds. We're getting paid time and a half. This is actually pretty fun. And we just. We just have a good time. It's a football game.

[Dom]

I saw a. The protest. Talking about the protest going. I saw an ATM machine go down last night. Is that part of the expressing yourself for anti ice. I saw the ATM machine get ripped down, broken into. That happened last night in Minnesota. So at some point in this process, we decided that that lady died. We better grab this ATM machine and break it up in honor of her. Grab a couple, but maybe we'll throw it in her. GoFundMe. I'll keep a little bit. But yeah, I think that's when it goes too far, when businesses start going down and ATM machines become victim of protests. But you're right. It is it.

[Mike]

But what happens when law enforcement catches that in the act? Someone gets shot. That happens.

[Dom]

So another one just continues.

[Mike]

We did. We're going to cover that. We're going to cover that right before the commercial break. And then we're gonna bring Nam Izzo in here, and maybe we can all agree on something.

[Dom]

Maybe.

[Mike]

Let's. Let's see if we can find out something that we all agree on. So I've got some fun videos.

[Dom]

Oh.

[Mike]

For us to look at. Fun, if you will, go to our Instagram page that you're not logged into. Lewis.

[Dom]

Louis, it's. This is work time. Let's go. For those who don't know, I. Louis, the cubers over here on the cuber.

[Mike]

Yeah, I love it. All right, so. Yep. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna scroll up, scroll up, scroll up, scroll up, scroll up. Down. I think that's gonna. No, the one under that one. We're just gonna start reviewing some videos of. Play it yet?

[Dom]

There we go.

[Mike]

L. Good job. He's on it.

[Dom]

Yes.

[Mike]

Yeah. So this is the first one. Donald Trump. This is our president clicking off, somebody calling him.

[Dom]

And.

[Mike]

And when in history have you seen a president go.

[Dom]

I love it. Roll it. He does a little.

[Mike]

That's good. He does. He does the whole little.

[Dom]

That dude's GoFundMe is up to like half a million dollars. I think the guy who he was cussing at, the guy he had the interaction with.

[Mike]

Oh, really?

[Dom]

Quit or that left. Yeah. Already.

[Mike]

How do you have. What does he need to go fund me for?

[Dom]

I think he got, like, let go or he quit.

[Mike]

Oh, that's the Ford thing. Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay. I did see the other. Okay.

[Dom]

It's a South park episode. Like, if you. If I told you. If I told you the present president of the United States was walking through a Ford factory shooting a bird, you'd be like, that only happens on South Park. No, it happens in real life. It's right there.

[Mike]

I love it, dude. Yeah. I don't think he's the best president. Well, I don't know enough about presidents, but I do know that Donald Trump has flaws. I get it. I have flaws. Everybody's got flaws. So when you tear a human being apart, they're gonna have flaws when they're under the mic.

[Dom]

My thought on Trump is, even guys who say, no. Even guys. No, I like Trump. Even guys who say, I don't like him. We all want to act like that. We all want to be at the point where somewhere we can walk through four dealership like, hey, you, dude. Yeah, like, and.

[Mike]

And if.

[Dom]

If you had an argument your neighbor.

[Mike]

And then they get fired, it's like.

[Dom]

So one of my friends hates him. I think he's leaned back a little bit. But my. One of my friends hates him. And I'm like, you act just like he does. Like, you are just like him. You claim you're a liberal. You hate them. I'm like, everything you do, you talk, you get nasty with people. Like, you do exactly what he does, but then you hate him. It's kind of like hating the other alpha male. If you're in a room with two alphas and they're like, well, I don't like him. They're like, he's like, you're exactly the same. So then, you know, Dom says, you know the same thing. The President of the United States should be. This guy's spit shine. Booze should be professional. Whatever, dude.

[Mike]

Dom's not a big Trump fan.

[Dom]

No.

[Mike]

Oh, okay. All right, let's go to another video. These are all pretty good. Again, you guys have probably seen the majority of these, but there's no way you've seen them all. Oh, this one's great. Hey.

[Dom]

Hey.

[Mike]

What's going on?

[Dom]

Lewis doesn't know.

[Mike]

I think he tried pausing it too many times because I was talking.

[Dom]

Oh, ice, ice, ice.

[Mike]

For our listeners. This is some kind of rally. It's not a riot. It's not civil unrest. It's pretty calm. But they have police horses out walking among. It almost looks like a college game day tailgate, to be honest with you.

[Dom]

Yeah, something like that.

[Mike]

And. And there's police. There's mounted units, like two or three of them, and a guy does something at the beginning of the video. They decide they want to detain him, no bueno. And he tries running. So now there's a. Like I said, like a tailgate style scenario with like a bunch of people and tables. And these horses are going bonkers because their rider, cops, are trying to steer them to this guy. And actually it ends up being. It ends up being bystanders that take this guy down. So that way other units can get to the guy. And it. Remind me, when we play these videos, we need to share them to our stories. So that way if somebody's listening. Yeah, well, you just got to remind me. I'll do the work.

[Dom]

Oh, you will?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Awesome.

[Mike]

All right.

[Dom]

Hey, Tyler, don't forget to do everything. Don't forget to do everything, please. I showed up.

[Mike]

You drove two hours. What?

[Dom]

I'm running out that excuse. Running out. I feel like that one's. I've used. That one I gotta come up with. I tried to hurt my knee and get away with that. So how long do I get the knee, Tyler?

[Mike]

My leg fell off.

[Dom]

I still have the. Haven't been to the followup yet for the. For the mri. So I feel like I can milk the knee at least past the 30th when my doctor's appointment is.

[Mike]

Right?

[Dom]

Yeah, 15 more days. Okay, good. Good.

[Mike]

Okay, that's it. So, Mike, you said when he. That that civilian maybe off duty cop came around and grabbed him from behind.

[Dom]

That's takedown. Yeah. That's great. Most. Think about it. Most humans don't know how to. You don't. You would never. You think about grabbing anybody around their way. The waist is the best control.

[Mike]

I'd probably freak out. Yeah, I've never had somebody so.

[Dom]

But I mean, that's the best area to control. You got the waist. You get close, and then you can do takedowns from either direction. Forward, backward, you can leg sweep them. So that guy definitely looked like an off duty cop. And he definitely looked like he trained some type of ground fighting or jiu jitsu, because usually cops are grabbing an arm. Because we learned that in the academy. That doesn't work. Oh, dude. Grab the arm and take. No, you go right around the waist and you have max control from behind like that in many situations. In the ghost bed, bedroom as well. Grab it by the waist, pull it close. They can't get away.

[Mike]

You guys want to do another video? I've got like seven or eight and.

[Dom]

We got about 10 more minutes. Hit it.

[Mike]

I need glasses. Can you make one of the screens bigger? Lewis, Is that possible or no?

[Dom]

I'm out of the car.

[Mike]

Yeah. Open the window. I pause it. So this is just does go to show you how dangerous not following to Mike's point how it can go very badly. So when you're blocked in you don't have the authority to just leave. And a cop, a nice agent I think was one a copy agent was sent to the hospital. This person is clearly thinking I can do this. But watch at the end. Once they're out of the car, they give up.

[Dom]

Maybe.

[Mike]

Lewis, what did you do? Don't freak out. I'm out of the car. Open the window. Keep it rolling with nar the window.

[Dom]

Watch out behind you. Watch out.

[Mike]

It's blocked in the front by ICE agents.

[Dom]

Watch out front of you. Watch out in front.

[Mike]

And there's two railings on each side. So it is completely blocked about now it's raining. I thought those backfires were stopping now. Watch it. He lost. He was like.

[Dom]

He was just in the was gone.

[Mike]

So you notice right now. And this time I don't know when this video was filmed. It was in the last couple days. But ICE agents have already either been briefed or they are feeling the heat. They're not pulling their guns out like that anymore. Like they. Well, this guy finally did they what? But he finally puts a gun barrel in that guy's face and watch what happens. Are we it up by pausing it, Lewis?

[Dom]

I'm not pausing it. It's now buffalo out of the car.

[Mike]

Open the window. I say tell the guy to get out of the car. Ram the front car.

[Dom]

Watch out behind you. Watch out.

[Mike]

He's ramming the back car. Holy. This is all front. He's about to go frontward again. Try to drive through the back there.

[Dom]

Got a cameraman at least unlike most. If you notice in there. Dom. Dom commented probably terrified he was going to be shot. So his flight instincts kicked in.

[Mike]

I mean but here's the thing. When this guy wasn't really about that life, he had been told by society if I just start driving, these guys have to let me move it Lo.

[Dom]

There you go.

[Mike]

Yeah, he. He was convinced in some way shape or form, whether it be subconsciously or he truly knew it in his head. I they can't do anything. And then as soon as he. They got a weapon put in his face, he was like oh yeah, I forgot they shoot people for this.

[Dom]

So do you think so that one Looks worse than the other one. That's more aggressive than the lady who got shot.

[Mike]

Oh yeah, because if you.

[Dom]

Here's my argument. He breaks free from that little back and forth ramming. You now have a vehicle reckless, uncontrolled. Okay. Fleeing out of a parking lot where there's innocent people.

[Mike]

So first off, I'm gonna go ahead and preface this. If you on a task force had done that takedown, you would not have left that much.

[Dom]

It's called a pinch.

[Mike]

Yeah. You would have been bumper to bumper.

[Dom]

The two guys in the car. A bit. That's what it's called. And what you do is whatever direction you're going, the two people pinch the car, make complete contact. And you don't, you never get out of the car. And you keep your foot on the gas. So once you're in contact, if you leave one inch, they can start the back and forth and eventually they can get out you. And you don't hit the brakes. You go up and you boom. And then you hit the gas. Both cars hit the gas. There's no way for them to get out. And that's the way to do it. What they're doing is very dangerous. Had that guardrail not have been there where the shopping cart rack was, that guy's gone. And now you have again a 34000 pound weapon fleeing through a parking lot with innocent people. So the tactics suck.

[Mike]

Had you had a task force with local cops there, they would have.

[Dom]

Or if they're practicing that vet. You have a four year window of four year guys that were hired under Biden that were put at desk to say the border. We're not going to enforce it. Now you have an administration comes in and says enforce it like it's never been enforced before. And you have lack of training, lack of tactics. That should be a controlled pinch. Both vehicles, bang, bang, full contact, never let off the gas. And that car cannot move. And now you can be there all day. You can sit there, make do commands, fire pepper balls in, gas them out. There's all kinds of options. But these tactics are dangerous. And what they're doing is dangerous because they're not doing it correctly. I just. On ice. So clip it.

[Mike]

I was kind of confused. I had to remember what stands you were on.

[Dom]

No, I mean I, I agree with the enforcement. It's just that is bad tactics and bad tactics leads to bad shootings and bad shootings lead to us adding material.

[Mike]

Okay. So I like it. That's a, that's a good dissection of A funny video. All right, let's. Let's go to the next one underneath that. This is just hilarious. So what this is. This is a scene from Wolf at Ross Wolf of Wall street last night. The Wolf of Amazing movie. And this is. They put Marco Rubio's head, they put DJ JD Vance's head, and they put Trump heads on all the guys dancing. Again, I'm gonna share these to the stories, but it's when it gets to JD Vans, I about piss my pants.

[Dom]

Hit it, Lewis.

[Mike]

Pause it. I want to ask you a question.

[Dom]

Make it big, Lois, because this is.

[Mike]

Where sometimes I miss Jimmy, because he would go nothing. But here. What is the difference between what Trump is doing right now and what Hitler did?

[Dom]

Oh, God, is it.

[Mike]

The camera's not on me. That was a great clip, Lewis. Damn it. Let me ask you.

[Dom]

Let me. It's on you. He just still has it all the way up there. You can take it off. You can just put it full screen.

[Mike]

What is. What is the difference between.

[Dom]

I'm not going there.

[Mike]

I'm asking.

[Dom]

I'm not going there.

[Mike]

I'm asking. What's the difference between what Trump's doing right now and what Putin did a couple years ago in Ukraine?

[Dom]

Trump is in. So Russia invaded Ukraine.

[Mike]

Are we not just kind of geopolitically invading?

[Dom]

Okay, we just talk about.

[Mike]

Oh, we forgot about that little thing. Did we? Interesting. So I guess, you know, when you just casually take over territory politically, it's a little bit different than rolling in.

[Dom]

Yeah. If you hand the banker a nice note that says, put the money in the bag. I'm not going to hurt anybody. Then they hand it to you and it's okay. So it's okay if you shoot the place up? It's dangerous. You don't want anybody to get hurt. We just want the money. I don't want to hurt anybody. I just need, like, a Millie. Give me a Millie and I leave.

[Mike]

That's the beautiful thing is that liberals don't even know that they actually have a stance for Trump is literally Hitler.

[Dom]

Well, they've said that for so long.

[Mike]

I know, but they finally have something. No.

[Dom]

A little different. We're at 12. Almost 12.

[Mike]

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[Dom]

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[Mike]

Hola. Our microwaves, bro.

[Dom]

Is it.

[Mike]

Yeah. If you hear it going. So like any microwave, it goes. When you hear it going. And it's now it's just spinning. It's just spinning whatever you have in there with the light on. So it's got to have that humming. And when it hits 15 seconds, it stops.

[Dom]

All right, you ready to bring them in?

[Mike]

Let's bring them in. Dominic.

[Dom]

You know what I'm talking about. Arthur Boom Boom Washington.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Remember that, Joe? Probably never heard of it back when back.

[Mike]

I don't even know what the hell you're talking about.

[Dom]

Yeah. Welcome back. He turn is. We turn him up.

[Mike]

I don't think we can turn him up. All right.

[Dom]

Can you not hear me? Oh, there you go. There you go. I just. Arthur Boom Boom Washington and Juan Epstein, the Spanish Jew and nobody heard me. We heard you. My horse shack impression. Oh. Oh, Mr. Carter. It was a greatest show. Greatest show. Right up there with Good Times and Sanford and Son. That whole run. That whole run right there. You know, that proves I. I love how when liberals sit there and they talk about how blacks have never been included on television. Are you kidding me? You just go. Anybody wants to go, go online to YouTube and Google television commercials from the early 80s, and you'll see hours of, like, interracial. But this one is. And TV shows. Yeah. Everything was cool back then. What's funny is, like. And then somebody showed like they are. You argued like Archie Bunker. That was a little rough. They had some very slick racial stuff on that show. But I was watching, like, a liberal show. And then when the first commercial that came on was an old Archie Bunker episode, I'm like, they don't seem to go together. Yeah. Yeah, he passed. Right.

[Mike]

Rob Reiner. That was a. That was a violent one.

[Dom]

Yeah, dude. And he was one of the. He blows me away because he made two movies which were absolutely fantastic for American democracy. First one is the American President, and the second one was A Few Good Men and Son of a. If the older I didn't get, the more I didn't see Colonel Jessup as the hero. Yeah. So we were talking a little bit about the ice thing. We kind of put it to bed last night on our episode. And were you watching? Did you.

[Mike]

Well, we went to. After you guys were. I think while you guys were live, it came out that there was another ice Shooting.

[Dom]

Yeah, I saw that. I haven't seen too much else. Have you seen anything about it, Dom? Yeah. Was taking somebody into custody. And the way terminology is everything, if you look. And on ice's nar. I was just talking about this a little bit ago. Okay. All of us who are in law enforcement can agree that report writing is creative writing. You can take the facts and the evidence and word things. Like everybody who talks about how good hit the ICE officer with the car. That's completely subjective. It was contact based off of a push. But now they're saying that this ICE officer was viciously attacked by someone with a snow shovel. And the narrative reads that somebody came well. Oh, no, hang on. No, no. I'm gonna. I'm gonna ask you to describe this based on your years of law enforcement, what you think the people were. ICE is taking somebody into custody. Two people allegedly came out, one with a snow shovel, the other with a broom to attack ice. Oh, yeah, I did see. Describe who you think the offenders were.

[Mike]

Mexicans.

[Dom]

What kind of Mexicans? Illegals. Abuelas. Grandma's probably walked out of the home. Yeah, Grandma likes to swing the broom.

[Mike]

It was a cleaning lady.

[Dom]

Yep. That's where I'm going with this. It's like, man. All right, yeah, whatever.

[Mike]

Let's watch. Let's watch. I do you. Lewis, can you go pull up? I have, like, a little, like, a Fox News clip when it. When it broke. So it's just got the vague information. I think actually Dom probably has more details than what in there? Because in there they say shovel.

[Dom]

Is it this one?

[Mike]

Okay. Loading.

[Dom]

All right, this is a Fox News alert.

[Mike]

This breaking. Just as we coming on the air tonight, we have learned that There was an ICE involved shooting in Minneapolis. We go live to Alexis McAdams. She's live on the ground with details. Alexis, I've just been looking at these images that we're just getting a hold of now, and we'll keep them up.

[Dom]

For our audience to see.

[Mike]

It looks like things are spiraling out of control very quickly there.

[Dom]

Well, Sean, that's the thing, is it ebbs and flows. So one minute there's a small protest at the federal building. The next minute, these people with whistles and an agenda show up to these different sites across the city. That's what DHS has been saying.

[Mike]

What we know right now from our.

[Dom]

Colleague Bill Malusian, who just got off the phone with this federal sources, Sean, is that a man who was a target of an ICE operation from Venezuela who ICE says was in the country illegally was a target in this operation here in Minnesota. So they go to the door. That's when they say, this Venezuelan migrant held up a shovel, tried to assault one of their agents. And you can hear those chants there.

[Mike]

In the background as protesters show up.

[Dom]

That's when they say, use the shovel to try and assault the. The agent. Shots were fired. This Venezuelan teen were told was shot in the leg. Expected to be okay, but Malusian telling me there's actually a picture that a.

[Mike]

Source texted him of this guy on.

[Dom]

A stretcher, smiling, kind of giving a.

[Mike]

Thumbs up as he's taken away to the hospital. So we'll get more on what's going on there.

[Dom]

Imagine just celebrating Trump, you know, taking in your, your dictator and you're all patriotic and American and loving it in Venezuela. Yeah. Then ICE shows up to rip you out of your. Wait, I was just congratulating the president, like, the guy. Yeah, he's my friend. Trump's my friend.

[Mike]

I think by getting shot in the leg, you pretty much secure your spot in America.

[Dom]

Well, that was. Yeah. The person they went after got away. The person who got.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

So the snow shovel, dude, it's. That's what they're saying is what. And again, it's not wrong. Hit him with a shovel or going to go, they said viciously attacked him with a shovel. It's all semantics. If I come up with a shovel and it's still a snow shovel, it's still a shovel. But if I, if I walk towards you and I kind of angrily shake it, I'm attacking you. So people just don't get how wording is manipulated when it comes to. You can't really get a lot of force behind a snow shovel because they're big and. But it's lawful. Uncle Buck. Uncle Buck flipping the pancake with the shovel.

[Mike]

They're plastic, so it's almost like he hit me with a baseball bat. Was it a wiffle ball bat?

[Dom]

Well, yeah, but you, but you agree it's a good shoot, though, right? It's a lawful shoot, man.

[Mike]

All right, hold on.

[Dom]

Oh, you were ready. He definitely, he definitely does because he wanted to murder the poor guy with the little rock in his hand. So he was good.

[Mike]

All I'm saying is I just know, I know me, so I'm a cop. I don't know everything, obviously, but I know that I could probably even in low light city situations, recognize a snow shovel, recognize an elderly person, and recognize the fact that they're shooing me away from their home rather than trying to kill me.

[Dom]

Well, that means that people can recognize being that close to a car driven by somebody who is fleeing away and you having enough time and distance to step off and not shoot at the driver.

[Mike]

You hear that, Mike?

[Dom]

Yeah, but I, I just, I don't, I think that that guy didn't have enough time. He's got internal injuries, Dom. Oh yeah, Bruising. Well, a internal bleeding is a contusion is a bruise right here. Watch. I'm giving myself internal bleeding now. Yeah.

[Mike]

I don't know. I, I think the argument goes. I, I have to, I have to side with Dom's point on this is that most of our, all of our arguments are that at the end of the day cops need to be cops. You're not a robot for a reason. You don't go assess threat weapon fire. You assess the entire situation and you use your training and experience to go, I don't want to smoke this old lady. She, she might as well had one of her shoes that she tells her kids to off with.

[Dom]

That won't matter. That this is the new Ch. Ch. Right. Ch. Yeah. Ch. This is. But this is the new generation of cop that's in right. The people who are terrified for their safety, the 30 by 30 everything else. You're going to get these soy latte drinking cops in there. You walk up to somebody with a snow shovel and you're like, get the out of here. But the way conservatives right now, who they want this law and order, they are backing up and supporting shooting somebody with a snow shovel, shooting somebody with a car. So guess what? You fast forward the next regime that's in office when this stuff is used on you. No, you made this bed, you got to lie in it.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. I again, I, I, I, I fall back on. I really would think in that situation I'm, I'm good with getting whacked with a shovel and wrestling somebody before I kill them. I mean at the end of it, yes. If, now if I look at somebody and they're like Mike size and they just the positioning and their eyeballs and some stuff you talk about, Dom, it's. I read everything and I'm like, oh, this guy's gonna kill me. I'll shoot him. That's it.

[Dom]

But you see the, I think it was down by you guys in Florida. Cops shot a guy with a paint roller. Yeah, yeah. They made a meme about it. Made a meme.

[Mike]

Wait, what happened?

[Dom]

Yeah, well, the paint roller, it could be a deadly weapon because it's got to shut the up. That's when they start doing that, like we talked about last night. Like, do I want that to be the one to defend? Can I defend it? Yes. I can always defend something. But it's like, do I want to defend a paint roller really that bad? Like, do I really want to go out on the paint roller plank and like, I'd rather it be like a sword or. Or a stick or something that could at least go, well, I get smashed across the head with a bat. That he could die. Yeah, the pain roll is a tough one. Can I.

[Mike]

Can I find the carport? Was it outside?

[Dom]

Yeah, the guy went into the garage.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Dom]

Then you had the guy get shot with nothing. The one over on the west coast, the guy that got. Remember we broke it down. The guy with the phone in his hand, that he shoots him, right? And then. Oh, yeah, that one kind of just disappeared. That one just. Just went.

[Mike]

Yeah. If I was trying to single handedly take down law enforcement morale, I would use that one. I would use that one. I was like, these guys are out of control. These cops are out here shooting dudes. Getting us with a cell phone in his hand.

[Dom]

Yeah, but it's happening everywhere. Mustang police police chief praised his female officer for shooting a uncooperative subject who had a pair of gloves in his hands. He had the two of the two Aurora police shootings. First, the twink who sat there shot the guy at the airport in the open field. And the one cop who was retired on duty. Oh, the guy had a gun. Guy throws a gun away. Cop punches him in the back of the head while driving it. Then he squares up and he pumps three rounds into him. He hits him with the gun. He like, pistol whips him. No, it hits him. Oh, is it okay? But yeah, that was the cop. The cop was like ordering him back. He hit him and then he backed up. Backed up, backed up and ended up smoking him. The guy. Right. That was completely justified. Yeah, those all just went. They went away. You didn't hear another word about any of those. The one in Florida is the worst. That one of the. The guy with the cell phone is the worst. Because then he, like, consoles a guy slowly as he's dying. Like, hey, man, just helps on the way. Like, yeah, I wouldn't need to be. Understand, Mike. You have to understand, Tyler, how it's a stressful job. You sacrifice everything. You don't know what's going to happen to you. Yeah, I wouldn't know anything about that.

[Mike]

I mean. And like, at the end of the day. Like, I. I weighed it and I left because I didn't want to be one of those guys where it's fun. When I joined, I was ready for the fist fights, the brawls, the injuries, the. The. The. The light duty time. That was exciting for me. That was like being like, as close as I was gonna get to playing a professional sport. It was going to be a wild ride. But at the end of the day, I did. I would do everything I could not to pull a trigger on another human being because that being said, because.

[Dom]

Yeah, you guys out. Because it's easier. What's the saying? I'd rather be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. It's easier to take somebody. I love violence. I love it exactly everything I do, But I also respect it so much it breaks my heart when it's used. So it is easier to take someone like you who's a savage, and then saying, know when to use it. It is impossible to take a tick tock dancing merengue cop from Casper, Colorado and parachute, Colorado and say, okay, now we need you to amp up. Oh, put down the frilly lace and stop the twirling and go help this guy from getting up. It's not possible. It's not possible. That's great.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's great. That's the best way I could say is, like, I didn't like the environment I was being put in. And I. I've been there. I. When I started, I was watching all the cops like, like, complain about how it turned. And then there was me a decade later going, I don't want to be these guys that hang around for another decade. I can't get with the times. I refuse to get with the times. And I left.

[Dom]

I can't imagine being stuck at my old agency right now. What's happening. And I can't. I can't for the guys I know that are there, that are good cops. I really feel bad for him. And that's what we talk about getting out. Now you know why Grady Judd doesn't have body cameras on his guys? Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

It's pretty bad for you guys, though. I. Here, I'm gonna announce it on your show. 100 by 30. 100 male cops by the year 2030. That's my new agenda. I am going to take it to Congress and make it happen. I want to see it.

[Mike]

What would you. What. Okay, what's. Let's break this down. What would. Are you going to offer all female first respond or all female active cops Are you going to offer them positions within the agency so they don't have.

[Dom]

It could be first sandwich makers. Oh, boy. I want you to. I want you to send my wife that message right now. I want you to go in the DMS and tell my wife to get on. Start practicing today for when I get home. They could be. You know what they could be in charge of? They can be in charge of sensitivity training, where they pull somebody in the office, you drop your pants, they blow on your balls and go, oh, sensitive.

[Mike]

Somebody said, you're a certified sociopath.

[Dom]

They don't know you. Well, I love it. I love it.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Dom]

I'm gonna get home and be like, babe. Dom said, get the making. No mayonnaise, oil, vinegar, lettuce, tomato, onion. And then blow me when you're done. I need some sensitivity right after this. Yeah, I'm. I'm. I'm gonna live stream that when I try that on her, see what happens.

[Mike]

Love it.

[Dom]

Love it.

[Mike]

That's why I love having Dom on here.

[Dom]

Yeah, that's what it is. So much for all my political aspirations. Somebody messaged me today and said, why did I have a guy who was federally indicted on my show? There's a guy from Florida. They must have confused you. Yeah, he was in Jersey at one point, and then he was in Florida.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

So they must confuse the two. Didn't do much research and accused me of having a guy who was federally indicted because there is a Dominic John Izzo. It was just a regular dude. I'm Dominic. Because what they do is they don't put the research in. They go, who the is Dominic Izzo? They Google Dominic Izzo. And if there's a guy who was indicted, so, hey, that's more legacy for me, man. More legend. It's like the William Wallace. I'm 10ft tall and lightning bolts come out of my ass.

[Mike]

Yeah. I mean, at the end of the day, everybody, I. I tell some of the guys, off the record, I'm like, man, they get. They get. Some cops get really, really, really, really perturbed about things I say. Mike says, definitely, you say Dominic. But our. Our main goal is to bring the balls back into law enforcement and make it a great profession. And everybody has their roles. And if me driving just pure. If. If people have to have disdain for me to be like, I'm gonna prove him wrong, by all means, do it. That's why I'm here.

[Dom]

And you say that a lot, Dom. You say it all the time. You would like to be the most wrong human Being on earth, I have. I like how people sit there and they, they claim. I don't apologize. I purposely leave everything up so that if I'm wrong on something, should I have no problem. I've issued public apologies before. I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen you go back and, and repost and say, I was wrong. And I know you want to be wrong. Your goal is to say, I want all these cops to prove me wrong. I want this cops to be the most squared away, well rounded human beings on earth so they can say, dom, you, we're all good. Every time I'm a female, that there is a fantastic female officer. And people, people can't stand that. They're. That I'm. I showcase them. Well, you hate female cops, but then you showcase the good ones. Yeah, dummy. Because I don't have the emperor power of the world and say, all right, all females have to be gone. So if there's a badass one, let's, let's highlight her. It's like the one who tripped and fell a couple weeks ago and every. Their mother's on her. I'm going to. Are you kidding me? I would have fallen. She got right back up and got in the fight. And it turned out that that was a man. It wasn't a woman they took into custody. Oh, yeah, it was a tranny. Yeah. She emailed me and thanked me and I'm like, I can't believe how much. And, and there was. What was the other one? There was another one. You did the same thing. I can't. Damn it.

[Mike]

I can't.

[Dom]

You do so many. I can't think on there. I will feature a lot of females who are good cops who stay in the. There was a recent one, it was east coast. No, east or west coast. It was, it was a coastal city where there was a guy who sped off on a traffic stop and you had both of this woman's sergeants on the side with tasers while she's on top of the guy grappling. And I'm like, holy, this woman's a badass. Because her two inept, deadbeat male partners are doing nothing. There was the one you we talked about before where the female goes to lay in a rear naked choke and then she stops because she realizes she's going to get in trouble. But she was all in. Yeah, yeah, that's right, that's right. Yes. She gets behind, gets back control, goes to lay in a rear naked and goes, oh, I, I can't do that. And had the wherewithal to go, I can't do that. Let me do something else. So, yeah, that's somebody who should. She's female. That's somebody who should be in charge of training because she has situational awareness. Yeah. That was brilliant. To make a decision. Go. Oh, I can't do that. Even though you should. I think that real naked choke is probably the most effective thing in law enforcement. But, yes, you had the. And, you know, like I said, there's something we don't agree on. And I, I. We. We agree to disagree, but you definitely will not. It's not just females. You will highlight a female that does the right thing, but you also highlight that females do a lot of wrong things, and people just categorize you as a woman hater.

[Mike]

Know what I would like to see? I would like you guys to be, like, sheriff and under sheriff of, like, the largest sheriff's office. And can you imagine, like, it almost.

[Dom]

Happened, man, I almost had it in 2018, except for it's so corrupt out here.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

County. Second largest county. So I can come work for you or.

[Mike]

Or. Or move to Florida when Sheriff Dilks is running.

[Dom]

Just saying, if I'm. If I do it, I'm gonna go somewhere that's liberal and just rock the. Out of everybody.

[Mike]

Are you moving? Well, I don't want to. Are you? You moving?

[Dom]

Yep.

[Mike]

When?

[Dom]

Probably end of this year.

[Mike]

Oh, okay. Okay, okay. So it's gonna be. It's gonna be a minute.

[Dom]

I split my time back and forth between here in Sacramento, so.

[Mike]

Yeah. I love Cali. Dude.

[Dom]

Dude, it's. It's two degrees here. I spent the last eight weeks.

[Mike]

Dominic, I could not do it.

[Dom]

It's.

[Mike]

My bones hurt just listening to that.

[Dom]

Look how white I am. I'm the complexion of a urinal. It's like, you can't tell where my beard begins and my eyebrows end. It's like, holy Illinois.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Dom]

We got to get you down here too. We got it.

[Mike]

Yeah. Before you leave.

[Dom]

Yeah. I know you don't lie. So we gotta. We gotta have some type of I take the train down here. Yeah. Yeah, that backfired. That whole. What was in real ID out here. One of the main reasons I didn't want to fly, I'm like, I'm not getting a real id Then it turns out all you need to DO is pay a 40 upcharge if you don't have one.

[Mike]

Yeah. It's actually a really good deal.

[Dom]

I went all the way to the clear. Now I have the Clear. I pay the subscription for clear. So I just walk up to a device.

[Mike]

Oh, that's what I'm thinking.

[Dom]

The government scans me and knows everything about me, which they already did anyway. And then it's like cruise ports, all that stuff. When I go on the Ultima of the seas, I. I can just walk in front of the camera. It says, boom, you're good. And I don't have to stand around and wait for anything.

[Mike]

Conservative chocolate. Thank you for the five dollar super chat. And I think Efren sent a super chat before the Boston chat Boys. We're trying to maintain the chats. I mean, we, I don't like spending it too loud. We get people in there that. I don't know what they're. I don't think some people have malicious intent, but they just disrupt the whole show. And I, I. There's nothing we can do about it. And then, I mean, there's things we can do about it. I wish that they would not do that. And then obviously you have your SF beef eating. Sorry.

[Dom]

Yeah, we do. Anyway, Dom, we appreciate it, man. Before I want to plug you guys for a second.

[Mike]

Oh, cool.

[Dom]

Beautiful.

[Mike]

That sounded really gay, but okay.

[Dom]

Hang on. Can you. I want to see. Can you guys hear this?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Okay, Just want to let everyone know. For the hard charging fans of the antihero podcast, it's, it's. It's imperative that you share and help spread the hard work these guys are doing every day, because without your dedication for fan service, nothing will ever progress. And I'm just. It is my deepest wish on the planet if you don't support, help, fund, and share the anti antihero podcast, that you get the worst case of ass cancer on the planet, and your nice young teenage daughter comes home and announces that she's gonna be a mother to Jerome's baby. We almost could use it. We almost could have used it.

[Mike]

Still use it.

[Dom]

Can we?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, we still use it.

[Dom]

All right, Dom.

[Mike]

What?

[Dom]

What? Tomorrow night. What? Your show is tomorrow night, right? Friday night, Eastern, call in all you trolls. Friday, 8 Eastern on cop Talk Live. Dom also will take anybody's call.

[Mike]

Go watch Dom and Mike go at it. It was live last night. It's up.

[Dom]

Yeah. Counterculture.

[Mike]

I. Hot Topic with cop villain Dominic Izzo. Go check that out. That. That was a really, really, really good discussion debate.

[Dom]

All right, I'll see you guys later.

[Mike]

Bye, buddy.

[Dom]

Take care, bud. He almost had it.

[Mike]

I knew where he was going.

[Dom]

I think Cece's verse first comment was. Did say the Word. Did Dom say the word yet? And he didn't, but he.

[Mike]

I knew it was coming about John Tavius all the time.

[Dom]

Yeah, Jerome.

[Mike]

No.

[Dom]

Oh, it was Jerome this time.

[Mike]

Oh, Jerome.

[Dom]

It was Jerome. Yeah.

[Mike]

John Tavius. T shirts coming soon. All right, so we got a couple more.

[Dom]

Another one.

[Mike]

Another what? Dude, Damn. I commend some people, man. I do. The effort is. Yeah.

[Dom]

Amazing. They're like, shut the door.

[Mike]

And they're like, no, no, no.

[Dom]

Let me in.

[Mike]

All right. Anyways, let's watch some more videos. You can do it.

[Dom]

Are you ready? Look how fast that was. Screen. Look at him go.

[Mike]

Boom, boom, boom.

[Dom]

Soccer mom. Down goes soccer mom. Oh, man.

[Mike]

Down hard, dude.

[Dom]

Yeah. Not your grocery getter, man. This is our grocery chatter.

[Mike]

All right, so if you're listening.

[Dom]

This is an ICE agent violently assaulting a young mother trying to get into her grocery getter.

[Mike]

No, I thought it was their van.

[Dom]

It is. I'm just.

[Mike]

Oh, so the ICE is trying to. Looks like driving away. ICE is leaving in a minivan. It's obviously not a marked minivan. It's. It's a minivan. And some. Karen is following them. We don't know the context. We don't know if she was warned, but at the. At the. All the video is an ICE agent shoving Karen, and Karen's selling this thing. Like she falls on her back. I mean, I'm not saying she'd fell on purpose. She fell. But then, you know when you fall and you just kind of sell it, her feet went over her face.

[Dom]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

What do you think about that, Mike?

[Dom]

Nothing wrong with it.

[Mike]

Nope. Nothing wrong with it.

[Dom]

No.

[Mike]

Get the back.

[Dom]

He was on his phone.

[Mike]

What?

[Dom]

He was on his phone. Who thoughts about it in the chat? I was actually in the chat. Look, I was in the chat.

[Mike]

Get up, dude. Lewis is going to sit down.

[Dom]

I'll. I'll produce. I'll produce. I. I only watched it and commented on it already. It answered your question, but I have no. I have no problem with that. You can't walk into ICE vehicle. You're told to get back. You end up face down, ass up. If that happens.

[Mike]

All right, let's. All right, well, let's. Let's. Let's.

[Dom]

Let me cool off, Lewis. Got me good.

[Mike]

All right, let's. Let's address the chat. That.

[Dom]

What? That Jimmy's got six. What is it? Somebody said it's ironic this is all happening when Jimmy's not here.

[Mike]

Heather, it's a promise. So you, crankhead pro protestant is emotionally cheating on you.

[Dom]

That's yeah, it's been pretty wild in there. People saying mean things. We don't. I like mean things.

[Mike]

All right. I keep getting black, man. How many accounts do these guys have? I like I said I commend it, dude. If you're willing to make Google account after Google account after Google that you.

[Dom]

Have to have is new Google account. Yeah, that's a pain in the dick.

[Mike]

Yeah, but I mean, at the end of the day, we. The way I look at it, like we're having a party. I don't care what people say, but people message us. You guys message us and say, this person's gotta go. I'm not having a good time. I will kick out my own mother out of these chats. Not really.

[Dom]

But notice he didn't say his wife. Who? You won't kick out your own wife. Kick out your mother.

[Mike]

Well played, dude.

[Dom]

Yeah, you guys. Well played. But yeah, and that.

[Mike]

Let's.

[Dom]

Yeah, let's talk about that for a second. That's a good topic. Like, we obviously. I advocate for free speech. Me and Dom talked about this last night. If you want to come on and you want to go under your real name, we'll send you a link. Anybody can come on, let's do it. Let's debate. Same thing with Dom said last night. I said it. But we're not gonna play the fake name hate game. It just doesn't work. It doesn't. You don't get to make a fake name. Be a. And then throw out slurs and hate and. And accusations and false stuff. Do it like a man. If you want to come on this show like a man, we'll send you want to come on my show like a man and talk to me and Dom, you can call me everything you want to call me. I don't care. You can talk about my mom, my wife, my kid. You can say anything. I don't get. My feelings. Don't get hurt. But do it like a man, face to face. Let's talk, you and I like, I.

[Mike]

Mean, like, look, for instance, I just. I just saw this name, but he's been in chat on Mr. Pink. Mr. Pink. I know for a fact if he wanted to, he would probably come on. He's been constructive in the chats. He's been. He's criticized. I think he criticized Dom, but he's still here. Like, he's not. That's the difference between someone. I don't even care if you talk. And at the end of the day. But if you're maliciously trying to up everything. I'm not going to let it happen for the people that are here supporting us, because like I said, I'll go 40 minutes without looking at the chat because I don't care. But when people start messaging us and going, hey, dude, this. This person's gotta go, like, because their next thing is going to be. Or I'm going, and I don't. I wouldn't stay at a party no matter how much I liked you, Mike. If there was a psychopath running around the house, I'd be like, hey, Mike, dude, I'll see you later. I'm gonna bounce. So.

[Dom]

Well, it's kind of like working the streets when you got that one agitator that won't shut the up. It's like they gotta go. They gotta go to jail and everybody else kind of comes down. We got a super chat, Jefferson. Yeah, I became a hooligan. You guys are doing. Lewis keeps moving his mouse over us.

[Mike]

He just said, mike, shut the up. All right. Yeah, I became a hole again. You guys are doing great.

[Dom]

Love the everyday talks.

[Mike]

Keep up the great work. Hey, thanks, man. I. We really appreciate the super chat, man. You guys have no idea. But yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, it's. It is what it is. But you guys are also driving the algorithm. You got in a good way. You guys are. You guys are coming in here, you guys are supporting us. You guys are staying on even you guys are treating it like a real radio show, which is what we wanted. We want. I understand. People cannot sit there and engage in the chats all the time. You got to clean the house, you got to mow the lawn, you got to be at work, you got to get out of your car to go to a call. You come back. The whole point of this is to be a radio broadcast. It's every single day. You'd go nuts if you tried to catch every minute of every of it. But that's what drives. But what also drives the algorithm is people coming in here to hate or.

[Dom]

The plane hasn't been seen in 52 years.

[Mike]

Yeah, also that drives the algorithm a lot.

[Dom]

You know, there is, there's. I remember watching, there's a show called the Love Doctors when I was came here in Florida back in the 1800s and they were a radio show, dedicated listeners. And the one host, Dr. Rich, he had like seven characters he played on the show and he would fake call in and then interact with himself and the other co host as if it was a guy calling in and it's entertainment.

[Mike]

Was it. Did they know?

[Dom]

No, Nobody knew.

[Mike]

At years.

[Dom]

It took years and years and years to find out that doctor. It was Dr. Rich and Dr. Glenn to love doctors. And they. He had like three or four or five alter egos that he would call in and act like against the show, talking and argue with his own self. It was genius. So, you know, this is entertainment. A lot of this, you know, there's facts, we're getting stuff out there, we're bringing, you know, there's important things to bring to light with gofundmes and people need help and all that stuff that's very serious. But at the end of the day, this is entertainment. We both have the face for radio. So that's a good idea.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

To get on radio because we both have the face.

[Mike]

We have those soothing voice. Welcome to the anti hero broadcast Locked.

[Dom]

Up with Cobbville, where I'm going to expose another corruption.

[Mike]

When Mike goes, yo, dude, I just cooked my agency today. I'm like, you know what? Let me know when you don't cook your agency. That would.

[Dom]

Next week episode. You taking a break? I'd already interviewed the guy, so there's no cook in the agency. Next week it's interviewed with one of our really close friends that I really dig. And we actually started out Enemy. I'll tell you, it's a gravy, gravy, gravy.

[Mike]

Oh, good dude.

[Dom]

Michael.

[Mike]

Solid dude.

[Dom]

He has an amazing story. Really solid dude. And I cooked him in a reel where he does like a fake fall down on his bike. And it got like millions of views and we've become very good. He showed up at our live event. So next week's Copville is an interview with him and his story of sobriety to being a unit dude.

[Mike]

Yeah, he was 82nd. Yep, yep. So also, yeah, if you guys. If you guys don't want a super chat, it's totally fine. If you.

[Dom]

We don't like money.

[Mike]

If you. I mean, what I'm just saying is that if you're. If you're chatting because you're lost or you're chatting because you're new, or you're chatting because you want to know if we covered something yet and you don't want to go back an hour, you want to stay live, just ask the people in the chat like that. If somebody's been here the whole hour, they'll be like, yes, they covered that. No, they didn't. If you're new, just be like, yo, dude, I'm new. What's up? Are these people cool? And I'm telling you, these guys, you might hit a little bit of ball busting. At first, these guys bust our balls, but at the end of the day, it's. It's called growing a community. It's a brotherhood. It's. That's what we do. We bust balls.

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So don't. If, if you are. If you get touchy and you not touchy, but if you. What's the word I'm looking for? If you, if you get sensitive, then maybe just monitoring from a distance is best for you. If you want to be one of the boys.

[Dom]

It's a rough crowd.

[Mike]

Yeah, but it's a fun crowd. And Thursday nights at eight live, getting even more fun. Tonight.

[Dom]

We got a special guest tonight.

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm like 90. Sure he's coming. He was on episode 42 of the Anti Hero Broad or podcast. I believe it was one of first Brent's episode. One of Brent's first episodes. This guy came, he was on vacation. He's a flint cop. However, that's a membership only video. So if you're a member, you can go watch episode 42. If I get the chance today, I will drop it in Patreon so that way everybody else can watch it as well. So that being said, let's polish off this episode with some more videos. Video. Kill them.

[Dom]

Around and find out.

[Mike]

Super real. I got middle finger.

[Dom]

That hurts.

[Mike]

I don't know. I'm just taking the music.

[Dom]

There you go. Those listening. This is the ICE extracting somebody from their vehicle aggressively.

[Mike]

That's what I wanted us to listen for. So if you are listening, like Mike said, we are watching somebody get help out of their vehicle by isis.

[Dom]

Yeah, we're getting help.

[Mike]

This guy is fighting. I don't want to say fighting as in he's not throwing, punching. He is. He is doing the utmost he can to get out of being arrested. He is resisting like a hundred percent. Anything more would be physical violence towards the ICE agents. So he is 100 Red Line resisting and somebody screams. He's not resisting. He is resistant. Again, we'll share this in the stories once the broadcast has concluded its live episode. Play the rest of it. Just. Look at that.

[Dom]

Love it.

[Mike]

Did you see the knee on the head?

[Dom]

I love it, dude. Love it. That's. That's. We're the feds.

[Mike]

We don't have to abide that.

[Dom]

That's customer service at its finest, man. That's customer service and that's what should happen. I have nothing wrong with that. No extra sneaky punches, kicks Just Clint.

[Mike]

Says, nation shortage of Subaru glass right now.

[Dom]

Subaru Americans. I like that term.

[Mike]

And. And also, let's. If people, when they come in here, one thing that they don't understand is we're five days a week, right? So, like, yeah, we're here. If we have a hundred live viewers five days a week, that is the same as having one episode a week. 500 viewers. Except.

[Dom]

I like your math.

[Mike]

Except they are people that support us every time. They're not just randos waiting for drama. I know after I can go, I know how the algorithm works. If I go on a spiel for more than four minutes, the numbers start going up because YouTube is telling people they're staying, so it's pushing it out more. When there's lulls in conversation is when we'll lose people. But it's the same core people that stick around.

[Dom]

I just like the people that are blocked and they don't know it, and they just keep. And we can see it. We're the only ones that can see it. Nobody else can. And they're interacting, but nobody's answering them. Yeah, it's kind of like you're talking to your wife. She's not listening, and you're like, yeah, I got her now. And she's not paying attention. Like, that's what they're doing.

[Mike]

I mean, but if they want to waste their time doing it, they're doing it.

[Dom]

It's hilarious. I think it's hilarious.

[Mike]

All right, let's do it again.

[Dom]

Oh, boy.

[Mike]

I forget which one. Go. No, you guys, I don't think that's the right one. Oh, yeah, you're right. Yeah.

[Dom]

You knew you were right. Lewis, stand up to him. Jesus. All right.

[Mike]

It says. What's it say up there?

[Dom]

El Salvador woman arrested by ICE at Salt Lake City International Airport.

[Mike]

All right, so they're not even around. They're getting elderly women at airports, kids.

[Dom]

Keep elderly.

[Mike]

Ready to pause it. Oh, what happened?

[Dom]

Lewis?

[Mike]

It's. It's not Lewis's fault. So we can only pause it once. Okay, Be ready to pause it.

[Dom]

No, no, my daddy.

[Mike]

Help me.

[Dom]

Help me.

[Mike]

I don't know how. Ready?

[Dom]

Human being. My God.

[Mike]

Oh. Oh. The play buttons in front of this guy's face.

[Dom]

He is like, oh, this is reality.

[Mike]

All right, play it.

[Dom]

She's been in the United states illegally since 2007, and an order was issued in 2020 to remove. Remove her. But she finally got caught up with.

[Mike]

Dude, I'm telling you, it's. It's our fault as a government and As a society for allowing it to go on. It's almost like, damn, dude. You kind of feel bad for. We told her it was okay from 2007.

[Dom]

You do like that lady. I mean, it's just one of those things. You do feel bad.

[Mike]

The prioritization is done, Mike. They're done with the violent street gangs. They're done with the people with violence.

[Dom]

Cleaned all this. All the bad guys are gone. We got them all locked up. They gotta do something.

[Mike]

They gotta do something. They can't just chill on it, you know?

[Dom]

All right, so now grandma goes.

[Mike]

Grandma goes. She didn't even make it to her grandbaby's birthday that she was flying to because ice got her. And again, I. I do we feel bad.

[Dom]

I bet she makes a really good. I bet she makes a really good chiliquiles. She should not be. She should not go.

[Mike]

Well, she's gonna have to give it that Venezuelan touch from Venezuela.

[Dom]

Lucia. Chiliquiles. You don't do that. That's. You're Puerto Rican. Yeah, that's more Mexican. All right, never mind.

[Mike]

You confused.

[Dom]

Go ahead. We got more.

[Mike]

Yeah, we got more, dude.

[Dom]

Go ahead, Lewis. It shows yours. You do whatever you want this. You better be ready. Checking for potato quality. We're not potato quality.

[Mike]

Not yet. So this person says, chuck something. What's it say? I can't read it.

[Dom]

An agitator who threw a water bottle at federal officers was immediately chased down and arrested.

[Mike]

Okay, so you see their video version. And that little. It's a woman goes, okay, I'm out of here. And try is taken off. I will say this. I don't know which is funnier, watching her run or watching the fully kitted ICE agents run. But let's play it.

[Dom]

Okay.

[Mike]

Here it goes.

[Dom]

He's got his radial. Where's he from? Texas.

[Mike]

I've been there. I've been there. When you're out of breath.

[Dom]

Couldn't have been vaping right by the cannon. Back up, back up. I'm a safe pistol.

[Mike]

I have 8Ks around my house, though. I don't care. Ma', am, are you good? Can you breathe?

[Dom]

It's always no reason, dumbass. Get up.

[Mike]

Dummy.

[Dom]

Back up, back up.

[Mike]

I was moving. I was.

[Dom]

What's your name?

[Mike]

What's your name?

[Dom]

Stand up.

[Mike]

Stand the up.

[Dom]

There we go.

[Mike]

You're really pissed off watching, right? I can put myself there. They're going dead weight because. Yeah, that's a woman.

[Dom]

Are you too proud of what you're doing?

[Mike]

I'm like, what? The gunfire?

[Dom]

Too proud of what you're doing.

[Mike]

I mean, like, dude crazy is this place another one. He goes down again.

[Dom]

Oh, boy.

[Mike]

I mean, all right, you can end it. All right, so these guys, I mean, at this point, you, they're doing it for the love of the game and I respect it. These guys are out here. I think that local comps are living through hell right now. They're having to wake up and go to this. I think being deployed, employed as an agent, this would be like, yes, dude. Once in a lifetime chance.

[Dom]

$50,000 sign on boat.

[Mike]

I'm gonna go to a city.

[Dom]

You going?

[Mike]

And people that probably don't allow hand tattoos, they're gonna go into a city and up and then leave.

[Dom]

Get you an application with ice. We can start doing push ups.

[Mike]

No.

[Dom]

All right.

[Mike]

You speak Spanish, right? Just basic. Yeah.

[Dom]

You get a bonus.

[Mike]

Can you say you are under arrest? No. Okay. I'm not that crazy.

[Dom]

I could, but it messed up my followers on the Cuber.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You gotta grow.

[Dom]

All right, another one.

[Mike]

All right, let's do another one. The point of this video is to show our country is so great. People are willing to grip anything they can. And it takes four grown federal agents to pull them into custody because they don't want to leave. That's how great this country is.

[Dom]

Try, try out in Russia, dude. You're gonna get your skull split open.

[Mike]

Everybody hates it here, quote, unquote. But they'll. They're gripping things with their fingernails as they get dragged off by four federal agents because they have to leave. It speaks volumes, dude. That video speaks volumes. Yeah, this one's just funny. Federal agents became a stealing individual in Chicago. Right?

[Dom]

The mask thing really drives me crazy.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, now I kind of feel that a little bit. Yeah, he's, he's clearly. What's your name?

[Dom]

This is pretty embarrassing how long it takes.

[Mike]

Yeah, but I mean, you can't do anything right now. You can shoot him with a pitman a nut back, but I say that if he wasn't. I don't know. All right, you're good. The, the agitators are starting to agitate me. So I have to ask you, are the whistling in the car horns just for agitation?

[Dom]

Yeah, they're just, just, just make people mad.

[Mike]

I mean, that is, they are, they are doing their job. They are causing complete chaos in the streets. That is not protesting. That is not protesting. That's complete and utter orchestrated distraction from what's really going on. So it's like people in the chats here, dude. People are Nuts, dude. They will do anything they can to disrupt. They have nothing better to do. And you go to, you go back to like what we used to say about protesters is what the. Do they do for work.

[Dom]

They don't.

[Mike]

I saw one where they were doing anti ice aerobics outside of an ice detention facility and it's grown men doing aerobics. And there's like this whole thing and I'm like, this is a Tuesday. What's Charlie taking off work for? I just saw him on cnn, boss. He's doing aerobics outside ice.

[Dom]

No work boots. No work boots were harmed in this video. Yeah, we got Trump here. What's he doing? Additionally, starting February 1st, we're not making any payments to sanctuary cities. Hit him in the wallet.

[Mike]

Did you see that?

[Dom]

Hit him in the wall.

[Mike]

Did you pause it, Louis? No.

[Dom]

Additionally, starting February 1st, we're not making any payments to sanctuary cities or states having sanctuary cities because they do everything possible to protect criminals at the expense of American citizens and it breeds fraud and crime and all of the other problems that come.

[Mike]

So we're not making any payment to.

[Dom]

Anybody that supports sanctuary cities.

[Mike]

That's a bold statement.

[Dom]

Additionally, starting February 1st, we're not making.

[Mike]

Let's watch it again. I missed the hand gesture, I missed.

[Dom]

The hand gesture at the end to sanctuary cities or states having sanctuary cities because they do everything possible to protect criminals at the expense of American citizens and it breeds fraud and crime and all of the other problems that come. So we're not making any payment to anybody that supports sanctuary cities.

[Mike]

Additionally, I mean, that's pretty, I thought that was pretty significant. You're cutting off entire states that house sanctuary city. So they're, he's holding states accountable that can't get their cities in line. Yeah, that. Is that a government funding thing? Is that an EBT issue or. No, I mean, I, I mean that's federally funded.

[Dom]

Yeah. I mean, and it sounds like, I mean, it's going to take drastic things like that, like you can't violate the Constitution, you can't block the federal government from doing their job. And it's going to take something like that to go, sorry, you know, you're not going to get funding for roads, you're not going to get funding for construction, you're not going to get funding for things we're going to stop.

[Mike]

That's huge.

[Dom]

And it's not like he's even at, like, you know, it's not like he's saying, go do it. Just get out of our. Let them, let the feds do their job.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Like. And the fact that it's illegal to come in this country and this is such a big debate just blows my mind. Like, it's very simple. There's a little line. You can't go in unless you do it the right way. Can't go into your house. Can't have anybody just walk in your house. Have to be invited. It's just the silliest debate. This whole thing is silly, I think.

[Mike]

Is there any more, Lewis?

[Dom]

Just this one.

[Mike]

Oh, let's watch that one where Mike gets it wrong.

[Dom]

Mike gets it wrong. Mike gets it right. 52 years not seen in LA. Go ahead. The doomsday plane. You're aware that exists? Okay, so it's a 747. Basically, when everything goes to and the earth, like it's uninhabitable. He can fly up the President, all his people can get up above in the sky and fly around. It has never been seen in 52 years. I will tell you. Yesterday, there's video of it landing at LAX in Los Angeles. First time it's been seen.

[Mike]

How long can they stay up in the airport?

[Dom]

You know, it's got in flight refueling capability, so as long as the engines are cranking. There's a site I filed that just catches all the planes. They just. All they do is watch the plane.

[Mike]

What. What's the issue?

[Dom]

It seems. Yeah, what's. It's. It's reported. Right. It's been seen other places. It's just not the same.

[Mike]

But you didn't say that you.

[Dom]

Yeah, I did. I said it's not been seen in 52 years.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

On video at that place.

[Mike]

Did I cut anything out?

[Dom]

No, you did. Right. It's just that everybody's.

[Mike]

It's.

[Dom]

It's on radar.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's look at the comments. They roast us. Dude. That's cockpit. That's JoJo.

[Dom]

Keep going.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's. Oh, man, she went at it. All right, stop up there. All right. I can't read it.

[Dom]

It flies all the time. Last sighting was. Was less than two months ago.

[Mike]

Lol. They put the LOL in there to call you.

[Dom]

Dude, I see this thing fly. Did I keep going? Dude, I see this thing fly almost every day. It's based out of off at Air Force Base in Nebraska and at least one of them flies a day. I'm glad the LAX boys got to see it, though. That's kind of. He gets it.

[Mike]

Yeah, he gets it.

[Dom]

Like what I was getting at.

[Mike]

What do you mean? It's never been seen. It's been seen multiple times.

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

All right, what's the next one?

[Dom]

I watch it fly around Nebraska for 25 years. This has not been seen in 52 years. One of the funny, but it's right.

[Mike]

This has not been seen in 52. This. It's not been seen in 15 years. Is one of the funniest things I've ever heard.

[Dom]

I've been seen in lax. Hey.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Hey. Hey. This guy has no clue which guy all of us want to lose.

[Mike]

It's you. Definitely false. Get on the Flight Radar 24 app, you nerd. Nerd.

[Dom]

He's probably got a flight simulator, homie.

[Mike]

Periodically you'll see them flying around.

[Dom]

He probably flies it on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.

[Mike]

There's two that I'm not mistaken and one.

[Dom]

All right, all right, all right. Good enough.

[Mike]

You want to read them more? Thank you.

[Dom]

Don't. No good, dude. Anyway, source. Trust me, bro. That was our source. You're good, Lois. It has not been seen at LAX in 51 years. Mike stands. Mike, I think it's 51. I said 52. So Uncle B. 52s music band. But I was right. I was right again. Not been seen in LAX for 51 years.

[Mike]

All right.

[Dom]

Just like I said.

[Mike]

Well, on other news, our merch store is up. We're trying to make it more appealing to the eye, but I need Mike and Natalie to get on that.

[Dom]

But I'm not good at that.

[Mike]

Yeah, but it is up. We've got the distractionary blow shirt, the anti hero forever shirt, the. I think we're gonna have a For the boys shirt up pretty soon. We're gonna have a 99 shirt up pretty soon. So there's a lot of. There's the Tylenol shirts. A lot of good, good. Would you call that inside joke shirt?

[Dom]

Yeah, for the. For the locals.

[Mike]

Yeah, that would, you know, only we would get it. And then obviously, Thursday night. Tonight is the night shift. What?

[Dom]

The one dude commenting to himself is hilarious. This is war.

[Mike]

Who?

[Dom]

The. The. The.

[Mike]

The.

[Dom]

The one. Don't say it. Oh, it's going after Clint's family.

[Mike]

Maybe they've got a pot. I'm missing it. I can't see it.

[Dom]

This is war.

[Mike]

Who said.

[Dom]

Oh, go. They said something about me. Oh, they're gonna give me one more chance.

[Mike]

What? I can't. I'm not seeing it.

[Dom]

Oh, you can't see it on there. It's up there. Only it's blocked from everybody else.

[Mike]

Only we can see it there, but. Oh, so we can only see it.

[Dom]

Yeah, yeah, it's pretty funny.

[Mike]

What are they saying? This is a war.

[Dom]

Is dancing with myself. I mean, talking to himself, guys, I'm.

[Mike]

Telling you, a lot, A lot of. A lot of the people here talking are. Are.

[Dom]

Don't bring me in, Lewis. We got to read the words are.

[Mike]

Are talking to themselves.

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Dave, let's use, let's use this last 7 minutes to talk for the chat, because I feel like I hate Friday. Tomorrow at Friday at 11am that is. It's casual Fridays. That's where we engage with the chat.

[Dom]

Tomorrow.

[Mike]

The whole time tomorrow.

[Dom]

Except for that guy. He's talking to himself.

[Mike]

Yeah, talking to himself, but we'll engage with the chat. That's what casual Fridays are for. Well, obviously any news that comes out, but it's not a flagship episode where, like, news is priority. If there's something coming out, we'll talk about it. If we can Talk about whatever we want. Because it's casual Friday.

[Dom]

Talk about whatever the we want any day.

[Mike]

But I really want to address Mr. Pink. I, I, I'm not saying you're not new, but I, I don't. I, I don't think I've ever seen you before, so. That's awesome. Dave Guerrero, 93. What's up, bros? T dog, what's up?

[Dom]

Are you hungry?

[Mike]

Evan Film. I brought my own food. Oh, my God, My infud. I'm the only one going on this journey, dog.

[Dom]

There, dude. Look at these things, man. Talk about I'm on. I've been. I'm. I am the journey. Come with me.

[Mike]

Evan Film and my Shadow band. I love this show. Please let me know if YouTube shows my comments. Yeah, we see you, dog. This is T, dog, I. What's up? 77 people is solid for midday. Thanks, man.

[Dom]

He is toast. I'm getting there.

[Mike]

My dog is the only one that listens to me in the house, so. Hey, Liz, what's up? Me too.

[Dom]

Liz, what's up? Liz moves. She got. She got me a little joke yesterday.

[Mike]

Derek Chauvin, 25 in the chat. I think that or Tyler is gay is my favorite one so far. Favorite names Free Derek Rock or something. Howdy doodly, Liz. Congrats on the news place. I'm never moving again. Oh, congrats. Yeah, I hate moving.

[Dom]

There's no way I could have been anything but a cop because I do.

[Mike]

Not like Me and Heather have our home for the next 10 years. At least 10. Yeah, I'm Canadian, Evan. I need to be careful what I say. Or I'll be sent to the Gulag A. You know what's funny is Canadians come on here and tell us we're wrong, Remember?

[Dom]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, no, it was. I'm sorry. It was Canadians. It was British people.

[Dom]

Yes, yes.

[Mike]

They were saying that, you know, it's not that bad over here, man.

[Dom]

Like, yeah, there's another Muslim with a knife right down the street.

[Mike]

They're probably a tourist company. Like, hey, it's not bad. I have to wait till, like, seven more days until I can change my back to the. Back to Tyler.

[Dom]

Damn it, man.

[Mike]

Make.

[Dom]

Just make another one. There's one dude in there talking to himself for two hours.

[Mike]

Just.

[Dom]

You can do that?

[Mike]

Yeah, dude.

[Dom]

Do you guys see the protesters break into. I. I did see that some. There was a break in last night.

[Mike]

And they broke into a homeless.

[Dom]

Like, sensitive information taken from the car.

[Mike]

What about guns?

[Dom]

I don't know. I don't think that's very sensitive compared.

[Mike]

To the information that they got.

[Dom]

Information's way more important.

[Mike]

Weapons lockers, sensitive paper. Oh, so they did get weapons.

[Dom]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Everyone in the chat, Dave says, thanks, man. Tyler.

[Dom]

Oh, man.

[Mike]

Number one fan is still better, but show rocks, boys. Thanks, man. You guys are the. You guys are the whole reason why we're able to do it, why we do do it. And I know I sound like that guy, though. Like, if it wasn't for it, but in all reality, it would just be me and Mike, like this psychopath, and they're talking to ourselves.

[Dom]

Which.

[Mike]

It started that way when we rebranded.

[Dom]

Yeah, it was low. We're down. We were in the. We were down in people. Like, man.

[Mike]

People like to come in here and tell us how awful we were, and it was like a story of perseverance, dude. We came here every single day and just kept going. And people were coming in here like, you guys suck. You. Wow, look at these record low numbers. And as we. As we got more people to go, actually, the show's not that bad. It's got it kind of funny and kind of comical, and it's kind of informative. Those numbers started, like, going like this, and then as there's more people in there having a good time, those people feel a lot less like, well, I'm not gonna go into an entire room. People start talking. So it just dwindled down today. There was an uptick. I don't really know. It's Thursday.

[Dom]

Yeah, it's. They're Aquariuses making up.

[Mike]

Yeah. Miss Jimmy. Yeah, dude, we. We miss Jimmy too, man. He'll Be back next Thursday, dog.

[Dom]

If we got on the radio, we would definitely still stream it. What somebody said if you guys got on FM radio, would you like. Would this be gone?

[Mike]

Absolutely. No, no, this would still be. This would still be it. FM radio most likely wouldn't even be live at first. It'll be. Well, we would send this file like we do. It's on spot of. All of our shit's on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all that. So you can get it there if you can't watch live, if you like to listen to it. But we would do the same thing to a radio station if they were like, hey, we've got a slot. We'll try you guys out two hours, see how it does. We would send them pre recorded, like live, and then they would air it whenever they want. Yeah. The ultimate goal would be to go live, but that won't be for a long time. That's. That's. They have to make sure that you are like, almost like a hired employee so they can control you. And I don't know if it would ever happen, to be honest with you.

[Dom]

Evan, Film. If you have body cam videos, don't link them here. You can send them to cottvilleog on Instagram. I like to watch this stuff. Post it. If you got anything that we can put on the show, for sure, you can email it to the anti hero. Which one you want?

[Mike]

The antihero podcast, gmail.com.

[Dom]

Yeah. If you have anything that you think should be on the show, body cam video or something, we can break down for sure.

[Mike]

Send it in degree. The TK stuff. We just TK's. That whole thing's done, man. We're done.

[Dom]

He comes up on my episode next week, Wednesday, if you. If they tune in with gravy.

[Mike]

Oh, okay. You guys are talking about a little bit. Yeah. Okay, good, good.

[Dom]

Yep.

[Mike]

My left never left you since Brent. Thanks, Sarah. They had no soft boy meat to ride. Oh, just deleted says message. Oh, I guarantee. Oh, Cole, I think YouTube's taking your messages down. What? Can you guys see what Colt's saying up there?

[Dom]

No.

[Mike]

They had no. What? What's that one that Colt's saying up there? Right there.

[Dom]

They had no sofa boy meant to.

[Mike]

Ride me this morning. Put it on the screen. They had no soft boy meat to. Guys, I need your help. I physically can't read this stuff. Lewis can't read, period. There you go. They had no soft boy me to ride this morning. I guess that explains the uptick. Very, very true. Colt. What's the net. Next one, Colt said, because that was awesome this morning, they just redacted that too. You can watch Print and still support Anti Hero. Very, very, very true, T Dog. Thanks, man. How about naked pics of my dog?

[Dom]

I like dog pics.

[Mike]

Yeah, the last few live shows. Good to be back. Thanks.

[Dom]

We appreciate it.

[Mike]

Travis. Moo. What's up, bro? You been a minute since I've seen that name.

[Dom]

And don't forget tonight, 8pm oh, we're.

[Mike]

At the one minute mark already.

[Dom]

We are. We're getting there. Tonight, 8pm the night shift. The night sheriff with the longest intro in history of podcasting. With the what longest intro you can. You can be late a minute and still catch the intro.

[Mike]

We'll be, we'll be right.

[Dom]

You promise? Lewis will bring his Rubik's Cube tonight. I'm not doing any push ups because my leg hurts. What about Matt? Matt coming?

[Mike]

Matt's coming. Like I said, we have a guess. I, I, I'm like 90 sure he's gonna be here. He's just trying to make sure he can do it. He's here in town. Like I said, he was on episode 42.

[Dom]

You know, we should do, we should start like door dashing something halfway through and then see if he'll come on, like, the door dash. Let's bring this dasher in.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dom]

Come on, bro. Get on here, man. That rest of that route, leave that Chipotle, it actually arrested a guy once in the middle of dashing. I felt terrible.

[Mike]

Okay, you're probably gonna hate it because you hate everything, but did you ever seen the one where the cop delivers the doordash and he's like, we were just arrested.

[Dom]

Yeah. Yeah, that's cool. No, I like, I think I respect it. I got a dude with like six orders, and he had like a, he had a gun in the car. He had like a warrant. He was, the lady was supposedly kidnapped in the car. It was a whole thing. And I looked in the back seat.

[Mike]

And there was like six people that.

[Dom]

Are gonna be like, the happened dude. Yeah. He was like, what's that place? BJ's?

[Mike]

That. Yeah, restaurant.

[Dom]

He was coming from there when I got him.

[Mike]

We had one. We doordashed, me and Heather Wentz, and it just all of a sudden says, something happened to your doordash driver. We're redoing your order.

[Dom]

He's upside down somewhere.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's either wrecked or in jail.

[Dom]

My daughter sent me a picture of the night she doordashed like a quesadilla from Chipotle, and it was the wrong order. It was like, three bowls and chips. She's like, bro, look at this. I hit the jackpot. She's like, somebody's gonna be pissed when they get a quesadilla.

[Mike]

Yeah. It's like, lit it up with the family. All right, guys, that's it for the show. Thank you so much. We really appreciate you guys. Our numbers are growing every single day. The community's growing, and we could not do this without you. You guys are the percent. We will see you tonight at 8pm and if not tonight, we'll see you at 11am Tomorrow.

[Dom]

A grower, not a shower.

[Mike]

Jv team for life.