11/13/2025: ROB O'NEILL IS SUEING US

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast – Episode Summary

Podcast: The Antihero Broadcast
Episode: November 13, 2025: "ROB O'NEILL IS SUING US"
Release Date: November 13, 2025
Hosts: Tyler Hoover, Brent Tucker, Jimmy Arnett

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Main Theme / Overview

This episode centers on the shocking news that Robert O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL associated with the killing of Osama bin Laden, is suing the Antihero Podcast and its hosts for defamation. The team dives deeply into the background and context of the lawsuit, reflects on the challenges facing veterans and first responders, counters accusations, and makes pointed commentary on “vet-on-vet hate,” public figures, and the culture of online drama.

In classic Antihero style, humor and candidness underscore the conversation, even as the hosts discuss substantial legal, professional, and cultural issues. The episode also covers current events relevant to veterans, including recent news on government shutdowns, controversies, and global crises.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Rob O’Neill Lawsuit: What Happened and Why?

Timestamps: [02:02] – [17:03]

• Announcement & Reaction: The hosts reveal that Rob O'Neill has sued the Antihero Podcast and its team (Hoover, Tucker, Arnett), as well as their business entities. They repeatedly emphasize that, as of airing, they still have not been served legal papers ([02:07], [04:27]).
• Nature of Lawsuit: The claim alleges defamation and psychological harm, stemming from the hosts’ comments and coverage of questions about O’Neill’s claim to have killed bin Laden—an issue covered repeatedly elsewhere in the media.
• Discovery of the Lawsuit: The team only found out about the lawsuit through a text from a New York Post reporter ([04:46]). Media outlets ran the story before the hosts had even received or seen court papers.
• Media Drama: The lawsuit filing was allegedly manipulated for Veterans Day optics, when in reality, O'Neill filed earlier and delayed the announcement ([05:00]).

Key Quote:
“You care about who killed Osama bin Laden more than anyone in the world. But to quote the great Pat McAfee: people ask what our lawyers are saying about this – we don’t got them.” – Tyler Hoover [09:22]

2. Defending the Podcast and Reframing the Narrative

Timestamps: [07:09] – [28:51]

• Podcast’s Mission: The hosts stress their support to the veteran and first responder community—thousands of dollars donated, direct help to SWAT teams, and a focus on mental health ([07:20], [34:27]).
• Critique of O'Neill’s Actions: The group frames the lawsuit as an act of ego and “vet-on-vet hate,” especially since O’Neill never attempted professional outreach or dialogue before resorting to legal action ([06:53], [13:12]).
• Cultural Reflection: Comparisons are made to other public figures (e.g., Buzz Aldrin for the moon landing) and the absurdity of suing over criticism or alternate versions of stories that have long been public ([11:39]).

Key Quote:
“When you become a public figure, people can say whatever the hell they want.” – Jimmy Arnett [22:03]

• Community Fallout: The hosts note that O’Neill’s circle is “full of people who can’t keep their mouths shut” and describe the social dynamics and rumor mills swirling in their community ([13:57]).

3. The Lawsuit Statement: Parsing O’Neill’s Position

Timestamps: [15:06] – [17:03]

• Brent Tucker reads O'Neill’s public announcement, noting the claim is about stopping ‘vet-on-vet hate’ and that any winnings will be donated to veterans’ PTSD charities.
• The team reacts skeptically, questioning the sincerity and ethics of harming fellow veterans "for the greater good" ([38:24]).

Key Quote:
“If you got a problem with someone, you didn’t go destroy their family.” – Brent Tucker [39:10]

• Jimmy shares his father’s (retired special operations Army officer) take: real professionals are “quiet professionals,” and that chasing public credit is antithetical to special operations culture ([17:17]).

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4. The Nature of Public Criticism and Slander

Timestamps: [21:02] – [24:23]

• Deep dive into legal standards for libel/slander with public figures—acknowledging that the threshold is higher, and being subject to rumors is part of the deal.
• Brent reflects on being target of online rumors himself: “Can I sue him for saying that? Unfortunately, no, you can’t.” ([23:12])

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5. Standing Up to the “Hate”

Timestamps: [28:13] – [35:35]

• The conversation shifts to the toxicity in the veteran/LEO (law enforcement officer) community, touching on online “haters,” content behind paywalls ($3/month), and the expectation of free labor/content from creators.
• The hosts defend professionalizing their content and community work, explaining that proceeds frequently support real-life causes.
• Notable: “This is not a money grab podcast… We do it to connect Jack to Jerry.” – Brent Tucker [34:48]

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6. Supporting Veterans and Community Initiatives

Timestamps: [34:38] – [49:40]

• Updates on the broader work Antihero Podcast does for the veteran and first responder ecosystem—the “VFW Chronicles,” partnering with local and national organizations, supporting events, raising awareness, and addressing modernization and retention of veteran organizations ([44:55]).
• Discussion of problems within large organizations like the VFW, and reflections on the generational shift and future of veteran support networks.

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7. Commentary on News and Current Events

Timestamps: [49:40] – [84:33]

• Government and Society:

  • Quick recaps on the government shutdown (“Longest in U.S. history” [68:25]).
  • Conspiracy theories and culture (Epstein files, Hunter Biden’s laptop, Vegas shooting, cocaine in White House, etc.) ([67:45]).
  • Emerging controversies about digital ID, privacy, and government-corporate collusion as Apple and TSA move rapidly to adopt digital passports ([97:03]).

• International Affairs:

  • Ongoing Christian genocide in Nigeria—over 7,000 killed in 2025 alone, and over 53,000 since 2009 ([79:17]).
  • The hosts note that this is largely ignored in Western media despite being an ongoing atrocity.
  • Concern over the humanitarian and security situation, lamenting Western selectivity in which victims get attention ([80:15]).

• Military Pop Culture & Gaming:

  • Extended, humorous discussion on Warhammer 40k, a favorite of Jimmy’s; analogies to military life and culture are made, and banter about fandom ensues ([90:42]).

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8. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On the lawsuit and public personas:

• “Rob O’Neill, you are the only one that cares about this in 2025. You did the impossible – you played the long game… No one cared. You brought this back up.”
  – Tyler Hoover [09:25]

• “The days of veteran trashing others online for attention, clicks, and money are over. I will not allow the malicious intent to hide behind words like ‘truth and accountability.’”
  – Brent Tucker, reading Rob O’Neill’s lawsuit announcement [15:09]

On veteran culture and service:

• “You’re quiet professionals, which is why you don’t discuss this stuff… He doesn’t like current guys talking about what they did in SOF.”
  – Jimmy Arnett (on his father’s values) [17:17]

On podcasting and haters:

• “You cannot kill Michael Scott’s spirit. He will create another paper company and another paper company… That’s the beautiful thing about a podcast: if there’s a camera, a live stream, and a microphone, you can do whatever the f*ck you want.”
  – Tyler Hoover [26:27]

• “Imagine that your life is that… I’m glad I didn’t live my life like that… They’re never going to experience joy.”
  – Brent Tucker, about online trolls and haters [61:34]

On global double standards:

• “Christians have been killed at a rate of 35 per day in 2025… And all we care about is Gaza.”
  – Jimmy Arnett [83:05]

On digital ID & privacy:

• “Apple is the administrator. This is a government program. …Revelations, baby.”
  – Jimmy Arnett [98:38]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:02] Lawsuit Announcement
• [04:46] How They Found Out
• [15:06] Rob O’Neill’s Statement Read & Discussed
• [17:17] Special Ops “Quiet Professional” Ethics
• [22:03] Lawsuits and Public Figures
• [34:27] Community Work & Online Haters
• [44:55] VFW Modernization Segment
• [49:40] Sponsor Reads End / Segue into News
• [68:25] Shutdown Ended Recap
• [79:17] Christian Genocide in Nigeria Coverage
• [97:03] Digital ID & Apple Segment
• [110:59] Announcements for Upcoming Shows and Events

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Overall Tone & Style

The tone of the episode is irreverent, candid, and brash—intentionally so. The hosts blend serious commentary on veteran issues and public life with humor, sarcasm, and expletive-laced banter. The “antihero” approach is evident: they reject self-seriousness, bureaucracy, and ego, pushing instead for authentic, on-the-ground support of veterans and first responders.

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

You’ll come away understanding:

• Why Rob O’Neill is suing the show and what the hosts think about it.
• The role and ethos of the Antihero Podcast in the veteran community.
• The interplay between public persona, truth, and online drama in the world of modern “vet-fluencers.”
• Key news affecting vets and first responders (shutdowns, global crises, digital privacy).
• How the team uses its platform to give back, connect people, and foster hard conversations.
• That humor—even crude or nerdy—is essential to surviving and thriving in this space.

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Transcript

[Tyler Hoover]

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[Brent Tucker]

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[Tyler Hoover]

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[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Brent Tucker]

I'm going right in.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're being sued by Rob o'. Neill.

[Brent Tucker]

Allegedly.

[Tyler Hoover]

Allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I haven't been served.

[Tyler Hoover]

I actually just want to put allegedly as actually.

[Brent Tucker]

For the record, I'm in the room with a bunch of criminals because I am not being sued by Rob o'.

[Tyler Hoover]

Neill.

[Brent Tucker]

O', Neill, you guys.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's right.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're being sued by Rob o'. Neill. And it's funny because this podcast, this white skeleton in the green hat, started in the den of my house with shitty cameras, shitty microphones, no views. People want to talk about low views, talk about no views every week except for Christmas, for years. And now we're here.

[Brent Tucker]

Here.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're here.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Robert Eel has decided to take away from everything we're doing. Being a voice for first responders and veterans, bringing issues to light, making people laugh. Some of these people are in the darkest places in their life. And now we got to focus on him again.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

For just one day.

[Brent Tucker]

For repeating what other people have already said.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Just when we Thought we were out. Yeah, hold us back in.

[Brent Tucker]

It's out. It's out. It's.

[Tyler Hoover]

Not only is the anti hero podcast being sued, it's labeled as doing business as, which is incorrect. But Tyler Hoover, Brent Tucker, Tier 1 podcast, Counterculture Inc. And Jimmy.

[Brent Tucker]

Jimmy's Full Government.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I got all three names, like full government Serial Killer.

[Brent Tucker]

Dude, that middle name and everything. Literally, that must have been. When you're yelling in the camera. That's like that. I think he added your middle name as you were. As he was crying in the. And you were writing.

[Tyler Hoover]

You know, Jimmy's said nothing about that raid, critiqued nothing about that shooting, and is still being sued by Rob o'. Neill.

[Brent Tucker]

He's doing what's right for the community, he said. Yeah, that's what he's doing.

[Tyler Hoover]

Ending that on Vet hate. Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

By suing vets.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. On. On the day before Veterans Day.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, that was a. That was a lie, too. He filed a lawsuit on the 5th, I believe.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

But we did again, just to take. Let's. Let's take. Let's put. Let's put words and character into. He drops his statement and says, I filed a lawsuit today. On Monday. He did not. If you can look at the document, he filed the lawsuit like a week earlier.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

So he just wanted it to come out that day. Allegedly. Allegedly.

[Tyler Hoover]

There's a lot of. There's a lot of allegedly here because we haven't even been served yet. No one in party has been served. I'm assuming it's coming. I don't know if it's got to come through certified mail or if somebody's actually got to hand it to me. It's out of the New York Supreme Court. Supposedly. Allegedly. We found out.

[Brent Tucker]

You found out at lunch.

[Tyler Hoover]

We found out at. On November 10th at 2:07pm when a reporter from the New York Post.

[Brent Tucker]

Interesting.

[Tyler Hoover]

Texted me.

[Brent Tucker]

New York Post ran a story about Rob o' Neill once.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. Oh, pro. Rob o'. Neill.

[Brent Tucker]

No, no. They ran a story about Rob o' Neill using the N word and getting.

[Tyler Hoover]

Arrested and then suing the hotel. Anyway, we found out at 2:07pm on November 10, which. The lawsuit was filed at 5:30am on November 10. So we found out approximately seven hours later from a reporter texting us about our comment. Within two hours, the New York Post decided to run the story and say that Mr. Hoover and Brent Tucker did not respond to it.

[Brent Tucker]

I gotta jump in. The message was like, Remember the show Inspector Gadget?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

You have five seconds and this is gonna explode.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

They basically threatened you like you have X amount of seconds to respond or else. Or else.

[Tyler Hoover]

So hearing about a lawsuit, obviously some dirtbag tabloid place like the New York Post wasn't on my priority list at the time. So on Tuesday at 9:20am Inside Edition texted us and asked us to, to come on and give if we want to make any statements. I talked to Brent and we decided to go on Inside Edition. I think that's already aired. I don't know how to watch Inside Edition. I couldn't tell you, but things to take away from this. No cease and desist was ever sent. He's suing, saying that he defamed his name and called him and caused him mental and psychological damage. Rob o' Neill's never once reached out to us outside of the initial. The initial thing that started this all was a tick tock that went viral. Like a tick tock short before the episode even came out. He reached out to us via Instagram before he blocked us years ago. And what I believe to be possibly alcohol induced responses to this after that. He has never reached out to us once.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Allegedly.

[Tyler Hoover]

Allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. Well, there you go. Never reached out to us once professionally, personally, nothing.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You did invite him on the show.

[Tyler Hoover]

Invited him on three times. Three times.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Three times that I counted.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're just a dumb knuckle dragger podcast. We literally talk about the proper ways to wipe your butts if you sit.

[Brent Tucker]

Or standard P. If you sit or stand to pee.

[Tyler Hoover]

That being said, we've contributed thousands of dollars to donations go fund me's SWAT teams needing training. That's not even talking about the stuff that Brent does for free. I'm talking about literal money that the podcast, the, the, the company has given pots for SWAT teams to have Christmas parties for SWAT teams to have flashlights that our sponsors screwed them over and turned screwing us over. We stepped up and we made sure guys had tack lights that they said. Connecting people, bringing awareness. Everything that this podcast has done I'm very proud of. I'm very proud of it and it's going to continue to go. It's funny that you brought it up. This is all stuff that has been discussed and documented in many books, on many podcasts, on many news outlets. All we did was say the same thing. They said, yeah, that is it.

[Brent Tucker]

Matter of fact. I mean, I know how everybody feels about AI but if you ask AI a very direct question, the very net, the very answer AI gives is no. And I'm not going to say what question you need to ask it, but you if you ask AI a simple question, if somebody did such and such, you'll get a response that indicates that there's no proof that such and such happened and that there are many people that were there that have different accounts of what happened. I don't know what you know. We're talking about Santa Claus. Santa Claus is real.

[Jimmy Arnett]

But you saw red one, right?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

So you're. You're. You're basically. Re reporting something that somebody told me. So basically, every news report that says sources or information would be sued in this. In this context, that you can't repeat anything anybody told you, which is what I know you guys pretty much did.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

You didn't go, just wake up one morning, go, hey, I'm gonna make this whole story up and just throw it out there. You guys basically heard a story and said, man, many people have reached out to us and said that didn't happen.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So. So, sorry.

[Tyler Hoover]

I just. I just want to bring this up, and then we can go on and we can talk about it freely. Well, not freely. We got to say allegedly a lot, and we're not going to talk about certain things, but I will say this. Rob o', Neill, you are the only one that cares about this. In 2025, you did the impossible. You played the long game. It was old news. November 9, no one in the country cared if you fired a shot and the impact of that round. No one cared. You brought this back up. And I don't understand why. You care about who killed Osama bin Laden more than anyone in the world. But to quote the great Pat McAfee, people are asking what our lawyers are saying about this. We don't got them.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We ain't got it. So here we are. I'm excited to see how it goes, and we're gonna ride this out. I'll see you in court, pal.

[Brent Tucker]

It's unfortunate. Yeah, it's unfortunate that it's got to this. And, yeah, it's like, one person still cares.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The only one.

[Brent Tucker]

Just a few weeks ago, there was an alleged attack on the show. Like, very happy. Guy was smiling and. And excited, saying, they're done. They're done. They folded. That with the glasses on is done. He was like. And I didn't see any mental or distress out of that guy. That guy was excited because he heard this show was gone.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, you're talking about allegedly, allegedly speaking about us.

[Brent Tucker]

A guy was allegedly speaking about this show, and in that reel, he was super excited.

[Tyler Hoover]

He called us the Ass Blaster podcast.

[Brent Tucker]

Allegedly. It was sounds that hurt my Feelings that did that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, Brent already took a shot at that one.

[Tyler Hoover]

And.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And by the way, I mean, this should put all of the. You got. Us and Brent have problems. Like, we're all in the same boat, man.

[Brent Tucker]

Brett made a post about it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

That. That has a. That had a quote that somebody's saying that allegedly what some guy said happened didn't happen.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Well, if I. If I may.

[Brent Tucker]

Absolutely.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You don't think we landed on the moon, right?

[Brent Tucker]

No, I don't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

How many times have we had that conversation?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, you. You made a good point this morning. You're waiting for the astronauts to walk in anti hero and sue us.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. When is Buzz Aldrin gonna come in here, 90 years old, be like, I'm suing you?

[Tyler Hoover]

That's a great point. I. That is a very valid point. I mean, is he. And also, is Buzz Aldrin gonna sue every single podcast, every single author, every single newscaster that is critiqued? And here's the thing, too. Buzz Aldrin didn't ask to be the guy that went to the moon. He, in theory, went to the moon. That was his job.

[Brent Tucker]

Signed to a mission. It just happened to be the one that landed on the moon.

[Tyler Hoover]

He didn't go out.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, but.

[Jimmy Arnett]

But here's the thing. One of the reasons why he doesn't do anything, I just.

[Tyler Hoover]

Lowkey got Mike to kind of admit the moonland. No, no, no, no, no.

[Brent Tucker]

Let me finish. Here's what I said.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, my bad.

[Brent Tucker]

No, he. Regardless of it happened, there is video indicating it happened, which. So you can either believe it or not believe it, but you have your own eyeballs to see it and go, I don't think that happened.

[Tyler Hoover]

I wonder how many people with video evidence has buds Aldrin suit. Because you could argue he punched the.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Guy in the face. That's the only thing he's ever done.

[Brent Tucker]

But in this case, you have. Like I said, there is multiple accounts to an incident that people standing. Proven to be standing next to another person say it didn't happen. How does it come to us for repeating what they have said? I don't understand how it comes to you or Brent or Jimmy for simply saying, this is what I was told.

[Tyler Hoover]

Jimmy didn't say, other than really, he didn't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The only thing I did was, was hurt people's feelings.

[Brent Tucker]

You heard one guy's feelings really bad.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Allegedly.

[Brent Tucker]

He went. He went and followed.

[Tyler Hoover]

But, and I will say this, Rob o' Neal has it. He's very tack. I would say he's a tactician. I don't think you can be an operator on Dev grew without being some kind of mental tactician.

[Brent Tucker]

Mental is a keyword.

[Tyler Hoover]

However, he aligns himself with people we knew. We knew this alleged lawsuit was coming because who he aligns himself with have big mouse, and all they care about is clicks, and all they care about is their self. And that slipped up approximately a month ago, maybe.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it was when we were in Philly.

[Tyler Hoover]

So that being said, you know, I think he didn't expect us to have any type of indicator that this was happening, but people can't keep their mouth shut. So Rob, watch you. We. We tried to reach out to Rob about some people that he's been associating with over. It fell on deaf ears. Because he blocked us.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, yeah, and he claimed, like, obviously he dropped.

[Jimmy Arnett]

He hasn't blocked me yet.

[Brent Tucker]

Specific information about me and then claimed it wasn't talking.

[Jimmy Arnett]

He has not blocked me yet.

[Brent Tucker]

No, he didn't block me either. He just blocked the show. But to me, it's like. Like I said, he. He can't see the information anymore unless.

[Tyler Hoover]

He looks for it.

[Brent Tucker]

Like, if he feels it hurt and upset, he has to go look for it. He's blocked.

[Tyler Hoover]

You Blocked him.

[Brent Tucker]

He blocked you. So he can't see anything you post. He's got to go find it on his own and get him. Like, you know, you stick your hand on the oven and go, damn, I got burned. Like, you keep walking into it, but I like the way it worked. It's worded. It's worded as if he's like the. He's like Robin Hood. He's doing the deed.

[Tyler Hoover]

Let's pull that up. Let's pull it up. So this is something that Robin Hill put on his Instagram. Go ahead and read it. The text is kind of small, but it's there.

[Brent Tucker]

I can read it from here.

[Tyler Hoover]

You can?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

You want to read it?

[Brent Tucker]

This morning of November 10, 2025, I filed a defamation lawsuit against the antihero podcast. The antihero podcast.com Brent Tucker, Tyler Hoover and James Arnett and the Counterculture Inc. And Tango6 LLC doing business as Tier 1 podcast. For years, I have watched slander not only of me, but others who have served our country honorably. I've reached my limit. I've always been honest about my service, especially with my role in the killing of Assam Bin Lan. I want to thank my teammates and Admiral Bill McRaven for standing up for my honesty and integrity. I am forever grateful to my brothers in arms for standing up for the truth. In point of fact, the lawsuit is not only to defend myself against unique and unfounded accusations of stone valor to also put an end to vet on vet hate. The individuals have found a way to profit from tearing down the same community that they swore to protect. The days of veteran trashing others online for attention clicks and money are over. I will not allow the malicious intent to hide behind the words like truth and accountability. Whopper profiting off their own lives and division lies and division. Veterans need to be supporting each other and not finding joy in destroying one another. My eyes are getting really tired.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right. I was gonna say me reading.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I got the last one done, dude. There are many incredible foundations dedicated to supporting veterans mental health and ending post traumatic stress from the war. Financial gains from this lawsuit will be used to help veterans with PTSD go through. I don't even know what that word is. And I have a pretty big vocabulary. I iodine treatment. Some kind of treatment. And get the mental health help our community so desperately needs. Sincerely, former Senior Chief Petty Officer SEAL Robert J. O'.

[Tyler Hoover]

Neal.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay, couple of. Couple of things. I don't say this very publicly just because of the way I was brought up. My dad spent almost all of his entire career in special operations. From the time I was a kid, I grew up at Fort Bragg. That's all anybody really needs to know. And he had some things he wanted me to say, and he's like, I'm absolutely okay with you saying all of this.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. Well, is it. Is it gonna.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, it's just. This is about my dad and his perspective as a guy who was in special operations and retired as a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, okay.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So basically I already said that. He was a career army officer who started out as an enlisted guy as a scout, became an nco, and then retired as a lieutenant colonel. He had both conventional and special Operations Force tours. He made it known to me when I was very, very young growing up at Fort Bragg that the soft mantra was quiet professionals, which was why he did not discuss the stuff that he did, what he was doing, where he was going, and he was going all over the world in the 90s. I didn't know what he was doing. I never asked. Wasn't my job to know.

[Tyler Hoover]

I didn't need to know.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And it was part of that community. And he had it drummed into his head that you're quiet professionals, which is why you don't discuss this stuff and why you don't. He doesn't like current guys talking about what they did in soft. Now, the most I was ever privy to as a child was one jump, one airborne jump. And he's a master rate of parachutes. He loved as many years and soft. But his heart is always with the conventional forces who lived rough and did 12 to 15 month tours of duty in the war. Not short. These are, and I'm quoting him, not short. Soft tours which were far. With far less creature comforts in theater than soft forces. The conventional guys were the ones dealing with the ambiguity of war the day in and day out, young kids in the every day. Now, that's his perspective. And he has absolutely every right to say that as another soft guy who did things with the same guys that we're talking about.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And I don't. I normally stay away from even mentioning. But we may end up at a point where it's going to be like, all right, we're gonna divide this up.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, Iceman donated $20. Thanks, brother. I appreciate it. And he said McRaven made his bed and I hope he sleeps in it over this. To be honest with you, Dud, I have been putting together what people have been saying about McRaven was the one that endorsed Robin Hill's book, allegedly. And they're working together and McRaven wasn't even there. And he, you know, that's how Rob was able to become the poster boy for this mission. I don't know. But I do know that a lot of people don't like McRaven. Matt Bisson said on the Sean Ryan show he had some. He had some choice words for McRaven. Did.

[Brent Tucker]

He did. And if you read, like, if anybody takes the time to actually read the lawsuit, and I'm independent, I'm not getting sued yet. It's very, it's written in a very, like, book manner.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's written like a. It's a hippies.

[Brent Tucker]

Not only hip piece, but it's written to. As if the first, you know, in the search warrant, you write like the first paragraph says, I'm a great cop. I did all these cool things. And then you go on to the meat and potatoes. This thing is like 90, 90% at the beginning, like, all about how great Rob O' Neal is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And then his direct quote was one of the greatest war heroes of our time.

[Brent Tucker]

So. So that is written in. When I write a search warrant.

[Tyler Hoover]

I said that was in the law.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, dude, I read every word of it. I write a search warrant to tell a judge that I, that I'm qualified to write this search Warrant.

[Tyler Hoover]

And it's about this big.

[Brent Tucker]

And I say, I worked 20 years. I did this, this and this. I worked in this unit, and I have some experience. It's a paragraph and a half. This whole first part of this, it quotes McRaven. It quotes all this stuff is him talking about him, like you said. It says how great of a human being he is and how, like, who is he telling that to?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I. I don't know. I mean, he wrote a book.

[Brent Tucker]

It's like writing a report about a burglary. And the first half is about swimming in the ocean on your day off. Like, I was swimming in the ocean, and oh, yeah, three hours later, I got to the call, and then I took a report and I left. It's like, I don't know, man. I have. I have no dog in the fight. I, I, I just don't. I don't. I. I think that obviously is one of the most important missions in the United States.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Probably the most important special operations mission.

[Brent Tucker]

The fact that I imagine I'm gonna say this one guy chose to come out and make a claim, but on his own.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yep.

[Brent Tucker]

And stick to it and say a story and then allegedly let people say it didn't go that way. And, like, Tim Kennedy kind of backed off some of the stuff that happened pretty quick.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're.

[Brent Tucker]

We're like a decade into this story. There's no backing off of it. If it's not again.

[Tyler Hoover]

Again.

[Brent Tucker]

I don't know if it's true or not.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like I said, it was over. It was done. There was no.

[Brent Tucker]

There's a motive.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude.

[Brent Tucker]

It come out the same day. Map is. And that's on Sean Ryan.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude.

[Brent Tucker]

Come on, come on, come on, man. Allegedly. It seems very, very ironic, the timing of everything. I got a whole nother conspiracy, but I'm not gonna talk about.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, I got. I got conspiracy for days on this. But, you know, I, I think, you know, again, back to the, Back to the moon landing. When you become a public figure, people. People can kind of say whatever the hell they want.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

There's part of the law with suit that says that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I don't know what it is.

[Brent Tucker]

No, it's there.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You can't.

[Tyler Hoover]

You. You be.

[Brent Tucker]

You achieve a higher level of. When your status is at a certain level, there's.

[Tyler Hoover]

You can't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

People can get away with more Hard to argue. He's not there.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, I had a guy, you know. You know, our biggest fan post lies all the time. And there's other guys that post about me that Say, absolutely untruth. I was in the dating thing.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, we're dating the same guy with somebody.

[Brent Tucker]

That's what I'm saying. I got another guy, said I was in trouble. He had me, and I think he had me and Face confused. He said that he was talking about Dom ISO. And he said, and Cobbill harassed his subordinates. And I'm like when I use the word insubordinates, but that didn't really fit. But I said, I think you got me confused with one of our enemies. Like, I know a guy that did that, and that ain't me. But it's like, somebody can post that. This guy had a lot of followers. He had 145, 000 followers that posted it.

[Tyler Hoover]

That.

[Brent Tucker]

So it's like, can I sue him for saying that?

[Tyler Hoover]

Unfortunately, no, you can't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, you could sue a ham sandwich.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yes, yes, yes. And. And the problem is, is when you put yourself out in the public, your threshold for slander, libel and all that things and psychological damage and all that stuff, it's a lot higher than a normal person. If I was to go out and attack somebody's credibility with nothing to back it up, and I would that it. It's asinine. And, you know, you have to prove it's not true. That's the biggest thing.

[Brent Tucker]

And, yeah, truth immediately makes it irrelevant. You have to be able to prove what you're saying. Like, I did this. I have 100 fact I did it, and these guys are saying I did it, or they're saying something that contradicts the actual truth. So I don't know how you can.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. Oh, iceman. Sets for $10. Tyler, your lawyer needs to subpoena the troop commander from the raid. He has the debrief on his personal phone, which means it would be easier to get that classified document. I have also heard that. Iceman, I've heard that.

[Brent Tucker]

We're gonna stay away from how people know that, though. Like, you're being sued for saying something. And you got people in the chats that are. That are providing information like that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I just.

[Tyler Hoover]

Man, watch out. Watch out, dude. Rob's gonna come for you.

[Brent Tucker]

Vpn. Make sure you. Vpn.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that's that. We should have a sponsor for that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, yeah, we need a VPN sponsor for sure. I mean, dude, all of this. All of this just like it. This is what my opinion is. This looks like somebody's ego who got it looks like. That's what it looks like to me.

[Brent Tucker]

It's very much that.

[Tyler Hoover]

Allegedly.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Allegedly. Right But I mean, hey, we, we're. We're like Pat McAfee said, we made it. We reached the point.

[Brent Tucker]

And here's what I get at is like, he doesn't. People say they don't care. They don't care. They don't care about that podcast. The guy with the glasses on. They don't care. When you start suing people, you care. You're in somebody's head. You're in somebody's.

[Jimmy Arnett]

What is it that he thinks that makes us so credible? You and me? I mean, we could kind of understand Brett Brent was in the Delta Force, but me and. Me and Tyler. What is it that makes us so important that we need to shut up?

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, we were. Shut up.

[Tyler Hoover]

We had stopped.

[Brent Tucker]

We made the next video making like, celebrating the down.

[Tyler Hoover]

And that downfall say he's a tactician. That does take away from the credibility that I believe that he is not a good tactician because he jumped right on the tabloids. He jumped right on the drama train. And then once that all realized it was just a matter of business, you know, disagreements, it wasn't as sexy anymore.

[Brent Tucker]

We're not supposed to be sitting here right now. Yeah, Everybody had us dead to rights. There was a bunch of them. Your other buddy, old mgtv, had us dead to rights right down the line. Yeah, Psychopath and Volusia had us dead to right. We were all done then.

[Tyler Hoover]

Cooked. Scorched.

[Brent Tucker]

Sponsors were gone. They're done. The show's over.

[Tyler Hoover]

No money.

[Brent Tucker]

We actually added two shows. We actually had two shows. We have a new. Many new sponsors coming on board. So it's like it is what it is. I told you this.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I. I told you this.

[Brent Tucker]

I told you we were gonna.

[Tyler Hoover]

I, I look at it like if anybody. Everybody's watched the office, right?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like, you cannot kill Michael Scott's spirit. He will create another paper company and another paper company and another paper company. Like you cannot. That's the beautiful thing about a podcast is that if there's a camera, a live stream, and a microphone, you can do whatever the you want. You could have no money. You could have no nothing. And it's not like a brick and mortar business where if they're not making enough sales, they have to close. It's a podcast, dude.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You know, there's a. There's another thing that I, I just. Just realized somebody gave it to me, you know, when. When we captured Saddam Hussein, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, we got him. We got him.

[Brent Tucker]

You remember.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Do you remember who got credit for that?

[Tyler Hoover]

It was first gap, fourth Idiot. Fourth id.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Fourth id. But you know who actually captured him, right?

[Tyler Hoover]

Delta.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Delta did it.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's the difference. That's the difference between I thought you're gonna really throw blue and green. Blue makes books. Green. You don't even know who they are.

[Brent Tucker]

You wouldn't even have the option as a regular conventional guy to even talk about that. You would be.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude, there are things, there are things that if I ever do talk about, they're throwing me in the deepest, darkest dungeon.

[Brent Tucker]

Chats, right?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

They're throwing me in the deepest, darkest dungeon they could find. Well, you.

[Brent Tucker]

That's the differ. And I listen, I think I've said this. I have the utmost respect, utmost respect for everybody that served in, in all the service. But then those guys that make those elite units, they are elite human beings. Just that alone. When I walk in a room and I know that guy is what. What he is and he's just cool as a cucumber. Utmost respect. When you have to start capitalizing on the fact that you're already the top tier guy and you can't just be happy with that, you have to start. Your ego gets so crazy. I have to start. Not only was I top tier guy, I'm going to tell you how great of a top tier.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That just.

[Brent Tucker]

It just brings it down a little bit.

[Tyler Hoover]

Let's think of something cool I've done. I just done. Let's just say I've done something cool, right?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, you got to make it up.

[Tyler Hoover]

And you go, no, you didn't. And I go, okay, then go yourself and I move out. That's something that, that would prove to the entire world. Oh, he probably did do that. That's just a hater over there. But when you dig your heels in and fight it to the world the way it's a, it's a Rob o' Neill fatigue. That's what happened. Rob o' Neill fatigue. Everyone just stopped caring about. Right. Not that they hated him and it's not that they loved him. They just quit caring.

[Brent Tucker]

I just noticed it was posted on Northern Provisions. Posted a copy of the lawsuit a couple places and the only place I found was his own page that was overwhelmingly supporting him. The rest of the comments, and he might. I probably doesn't want to go read him on Northern Provisions, but if you go to one of those independent places I just post to military guys in general, it was overwhelmingly not. Not well. And I'm not saying that you're sued.

[Tyler Hoover]

You're sued.

[Brent Tucker]

Every. Yeah. Every person is saying. And then there's guys with saying things like the super chat to have. I know that maybe making that up, but if I say I know, then you got to get sued.

[Tyler Hoover]

I spent. I've heard the same thing. I've heard the same. People are like the debrief where. Okay, allegedly, there was a debrief after the incident, and allegedly, one of the people in. In. In. In question.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We got a technical issue. We are our. We are potato quality right now on our video. Yeah, Lewis.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's not Lewis.

[Brent Tucker]

Not Louis.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Maybe the Internet might be the Internet.

[Tyler Hoover]

Sorry, guys.

[Brent Tucker]

Vpn.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, Somebody's. Somebody's attacking them.

[Tyler Hoover]

We'll get. It'll. It'll. It'll buff out. What was I saying?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I. I don't know. I was like. I was more concerned about, like, our 56k modem burning up.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, okay. So, yeah, there's. There's allegedly there was a debrief, and allegedly one of the people in question was. Was chastised for the way he handled it. And it's all. That's how. It's kind of common knowledge.

[Brent Tucker]

Jimmy, your sunglasses are crooked.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Are they?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Fix that.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, yeah. Phil says eight bit graphics. I. I mean, I don't. I don't really know.

[Brent Tucker]

I can see it. It's.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, it's fuzzy, but, I mean, that's not us.

[Brent Tucker]

It's ironic, but it's not us.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, it's definitely from our house, but, you know, outside of. Is a. You know, let's see if the. That is weird. Lewis, is there anything we can do about that, or. No, I don't think so.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No. Run a hardwire.

[Brent Tucker]

That was a week. Couple weeks ago. You had an idea.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, unfortunately.

[Brent Tucker]

Looks better now.

[Tyler Hoover]

It looks better.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it's getting better.

[Brent Tucker]

Cleaned up.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right. Sorry about that, guys.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, no, it didn't.

[Tyler Hoover]

Out of our control. Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

What did Louis say the other day? Let's pray the other day that we'll get it next time.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, we'll get it next time.

[Brent Tucker]

Pull up the most important video day now. We're good. We'll get it next time.

[Tyler Hoover]

One of the things I do want to talk about is the YouTube. I've seen a couple comments. I'm. I'm gonna be cool as a cucumber when it comes to some of the people here. But the YouTube. Jimmy.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yes, sir.

[Tyler Hoover]

You're. As an outsider before you joined.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

I have a YouTube channel. I own all the content on it. Yep. Nobody else owns it but Mike. Me and Mike.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's right.

[Tyler Hoover]

Who gets to say if you want to see a video and it's only available for members. Are you going to get mad at me?

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, it's your, it's your business, man. If you want to sell cupcakes for $5, you're allowed.

[Tyler Hoover]

And now if I owned a video rental store, I know you guys might not know what that is, but back in the day you used to walk in and rent a video, you pay $3 for it. You can't just walk in that video rental store and go, I want to take this and I'm not paying for it. That's just not how business works. So if you have a problem with the videos being members only and it's not worth $3 a month of your wallet money to watch that video, then move the on. Yeah, I mean, I'm sorry. It is what it is. Like, I don't, I don't, I don't care to have people like that. Every video that was here to support someone or support someone's story is still up. It's the ones that people want. The drama filled ones, the funds or the call outs, all that, they're hidden. No, they're not hidden. Sorry. They're there. You just gotta pay $3.

[Brent Tucker]

I start, I started when I started copy, obviously mean page. Never thought business oriented, got into sales, still didn't think business oriented. Now it's. I get what you're saying because you said it to me a long time ago. You're like, bro, you're doing all that answer, like at some point. And it does my hand, my phone. When my phone's in my hand, I'm answering message and I'm detail. Not just yes, no, like detail. At some point I go, you're right. Like, I am working 19 hours a day now because I'm answering messages all day. At some point, two or three bucks for like in depth conversation. And I'm not, I'm not saying I'm important, but if you want to subscribe and you want to watch and you want to listen and you want. I don't like to talk about myself, but I've done a few things. Like if you want my opinion about police work and stuff, I know a couple things. Not much, but I know it. You're right. Go, go spend 2015 on a latte, caramel, maki jado, whatever. People spend money.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's like they want that coffee more than they want your content. Yes. Or your opinion.

[Brent Tucker]

And I get everything on there and I'm guilty of it. I go, I'm not even like newspapers now. Like 199 for six months. You're like, I'm not paid for that. Yeah, I'll find an article somewhere else.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's free. Exactly. There's podcasts all over the Internet. And I'll start, I'll stop being mean. I'm just pisses me off that like, people think that they have a right to something that I created. And it's not an ego thing. I've dealt with this a lot. And then when I start when people are talking to me and insulting me and wishing my downfall and then going, by the way, why can't I watch that video? The. Yeah, it's like the videos up there that can help people or get good stories out there are still up.

[Brent Tucker]

And here's what.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like, like and in anything we've created since the new brand.

[Brent Tucker]

But look what we do. Like we did. We, we did the vfw. We're like, you're resurrecting the vfw. You're trying.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. That.

[Brent Tucker]

You paid money to do that.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

You paid money to help them out.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And, and by the way, I've gotten a bunch of different dms and calls from people are like, that's a great idea.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Would you guys mind if I did that too?

[Brent Tucker]

Correct.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And we're like, I'm like.

[Brent Tucker]

And then like this weekend we're going, we're traveling like we did Philly for $0. Traveling for a fundraiser to go stand there, broadcast, hand out free stuff. Because we can't make any money if it's a nonprofit event just like the one in December. So you call me whatever you want, but we're doing things for free to help people constantly. And I, I, I hang my hat on that. Like, you can say whatever you want about me. This is not. Obviously we have to live, we have to pay our bills, but this is not a money grab podcast. This is a how do we connect Jack to Jerry? How do we get people with the right people. How do we get this sponsor with this other podcast? How do we help everybody? Call it what you will. Hate my guts. Hate your guts. Say whatever you want. I sleep well. I'm not gonna say an argue about it because I sleep well knowing we do good things. And if you can't spend two or three dollars to watch a video, then it, dude, don't watch it.

[Tyler Hoover]

And, and Dylan donated $5. Dylan.

[Brent Tucker]

Dylan is a great dude.

[Tyler Hoover]

Here's money for that guy's subscription. Haha. Unfortunately, Trans Tim Kennedy, I know you are kind of a supporter and you're always in. But he's talking about you, dog. If I don't see you paying $3 a month so you can go watch those videos, probably stay out of the chats, my man. I like that's what I'm saying. I'm trying to be cool with the cucumber, but I mean, when you comment on every single video we make about something that there's no control over, Dylan, just. In fact, I'll pay for you. You reach out to me and I will pay so you can have $3 so you can watch it. I'll do that for you. We donate a lot. I'll donate to you, my man.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, so what? I. I don't know if, if we were going to create funny apparel, what might we do? In no relation to this.

[Tyler Hoover]

And I'm glad you brought that up, Jimmy. That's a. That's a great point. So first off, two things that. Thank you for bringing up. The merch store is almost open.

[Brent Tucker]

You contributed today, so calm down. Did your job, man.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I could just shut up.

[Brent Tucker]

No, no, I want to. I contributed because you. You worry sometimes. I think you do a great job. So.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, yeah, Merch store is almost open. It'll be tons of designs on there. We'll do limited designs for, you know, for. For us to have as a limited stuff for Patreon.

[Brent Tucker]

But what we're going to be able to have the ability to do is that if you want something like you see something on a show and you want it like the. What we were saying the other day, outstanding or interesting, whatever Tylenol stuff. Some of the jokes like that stuff's simple to throw up. And we've done, I've done custom work for like entire squads and shifts. So we're going to be able to start doing that custom order stuff and stuff from the show and then exclusive stuff for Patreon as well.

[Tyler Hoover]

So. Yeah, and we might be putting out. Listen, dude, if we gotta. If we gotta. If we gotta make money to. To buy legal fees, we might have to sell some shirts. If it's somebody. If it's someone's face with. Dressed up as a clown and it says I. I shot.

[Jimmy Arnett]

My personal favorite is the one that Mike sent yesterday where it was like I was already dead when you got here.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that's a good one too. Hey, listen, dude, all is fair in love and war, baby. I mean, I. No one wants this. No one wants to go to war. We talked about that the other day or to this morning, actually. Nobody wants this. But at the end of the day if you got to do what you got to do, you can't go quietly and get slaughtered. So you guys might see me self representing up there and wearing the shirt I just made to raise money for. And then if we don't need it, we'll donate it all to charity. That's one of the things Rob o' Neill is saying is that he's donating his. His winnings. Right. His. He's donating.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

To a p. So let's say. Let's say Rob o' Neill sues somebody, allegedly sues them, takes everything they have, sues a veteran. He wins in his favor. Right. The world works in some weird way where Rob o' Neill is. Is right and vindicated in what he's doing. Right. And he wins and he takes this veteran's house, his veterans family falls apart, his kids don't have anything anymore, and he wins it. And then he goes and gives it away. What kind of.

[Brent Tucker]

What.

[Tyler Hoover]

What kind of person are you?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I guess I'll just go to that same charity.

[Brent Tucker]

It's to me, it's like you have to clip that. I think. I think you're absolutely right. Because it's. If we have a problem and it's. This goes back to like.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Prehistoric times of cavemen. If you and I have a problem and even the mob. What was the mob's rule? The family never gets brought in.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, we have a problem.

[Brent Tucker]

It's business. If I gotta whack my cousin because he's running his mouth and he's a snitch, he goes.

[Tyler Hoover]

And then you take care of the family.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah. Then you pay for his wife and kids, who you had to kill her husband because his business decision, but the family, by doing what he's doing, he's attempting to go after not only you guys for getting his feelings hurt, but now he's attempting to ruin your family, your children's lives. That says a lot about a person. Yeah, I want everybody to think about that. I mean, that says a lot about a person whose feelings are hurt, where everybody around him during that situation allegedly says things happen differently. And then he's willing to in the in to end vet on vet hate and to take a stand as there's a problem. I'll make sure your kid doesn't have a house. I'll make sure your kids don't have a home. I'll make sure you can't pay your electric bill. That's what I'm gonna do in the name of the right thing to do. That's that's pretty wild tactic there. That's like saying, I'm smoking crack because I don't want. You get, get a hold of it. I'm gonna smoke all the crack for you guys. That way you don't have to get a hold of it, any of it, and it won't affect you. Just, I'll take care of it. Like, that's, that's a insane take on things.

[Jimmy Arnett]

All right, so I, I, I have, I've had this discussion with my wife probably 10 times. You know, when we first, when I first showed her the, the Rob o' Neal video and I, I started breaking it down for her, she was like, what in the hell is going on? Why is this happening? Why, why are, why are we fighting each other? And I, I was like, I don't know. But I hate it. I hate all of this. And I wanted that, I wanted that to be very, very clear. Like, I want all of us veterans, especially those of us that went to the G. Wat to all get along and get in the same boat and go in the same direction.

[Brent Tucker]

How long ago Was that episode?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Two years ago.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay. Over two years ago.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It was 2023.

[Brent Tucker]

Since I've come on board, have we talked about Rob o'?

[Tyler Hoover]

Neal?

[Jimmy Arnett]

We made some jokes, but.

[Brent Tucker]

Jokes? You and him went at it. But that was in response to his.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That was in response. I'm a counter puncher. Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

So we counter. We countered Rob o' Neal's attack on us for celebrating the default of the fall of veterans. He celebrated the fact that he thought a veteran podcast was failing and you guys weren't going to eat dinner and your kids were going and your whole ship would suck.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

So his celebration led to your response.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yep.

[Brent Tucker]

Which led to where we are right now. But since we've been involved, not one direct attack, anybody, and we've invited him to come on.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, it's not like, I mean, I think.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, no, no. I can see him not coming on, but what Mike's getting at is, have we ever brought him up like, Rob o' Neill's in the news again? No, no, no.

[Brent Tucker]

We responded to his attack and his celebration of the downfall of the anti hero podcast, what he thought was happening. And then from there, he got his. Between there and there, he got his feelings hurt and then files it. But nobody involved in this current setup. We haven't done anything like that.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, we, we vowed to move away from that. We vowed to, you know, somebody needed. We, we thought organizations and administration in general needed to be held accountable Laugh about it.

[Brent Tucker]

But we went to the VFW with like 10 people there to like resurrect a local VFW and give them some opportunity to get social media exposure. They have nothing. We both drove another two and a half hours to come do that willingly, had a great time and met some really good people. And. And from that event is now sparking the VFW to get involved and actually go, wait a second. Maybe there is a problem. Maybe we should do something about it. That took.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, we'll talk about that.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, that's just. That's what's going on in this podcast right now. That's what we're moving towards. And then we get drug in the past.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And I mean, what. Why then. This is what I don't understand. Like, I got dragged in for saying you. The conventional guys did a whole lot of.

[Tyler Hoover]

A lot of support. And.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And my. My dad is like blowing me up and he goes, why is trying to give equal billing for conventional forces equated to some dick measuring contest and be an adversarial for Rob o'?

[Tyler Hoover]

Neill?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Go. You know what the.

[Tyler Hoover]

You know who said it best? Drake.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Twitter for. What is it? Trigger fingers. Turn to Twitter fingers. I mean, man code said. I don't. If you make me feel bad and hurt my feelings.

[Brent Tucker]

That's right.

[Tyler Hoover]

We either go fight.

[Brent Tucker]

We're at 50 minutes. You ready to move on? Yeah, we're on the Cincinnati.

[Tyler Hoover]

I want to be on to Cincinnati. I think. I think that's.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, there's not much else to say. No, we'll keep you guys tuned. Patreon's always gonna hear everything first, so if you haven't joined our Patreon, please consider a small fee donation. We do live. We're very active in Patreon now. Special shirts, special live events. I think we're going to stream live in Patreon again this weekend. Are we gonna do that online?

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, no, we'll stream on page.

[Brent Tucker]

So just. We're doing an event. Two to six. Throw that flyer up for me, Lewis.

[Tyler Hoover]

St. Pete.

[Brent Tucker]

St. Pete. Tampa area fundraiser at the. What is that?

[Tyler Hoover]

Babel.

[Brent Tucker]

What is the name of that brewery?

[Tyler Hoover]

It's really hard to say. Bay Boro.

[Brent Tucker]

Okay, Babor. My eyes are good. Well, it's written in some cursive. No, I can't say the word. It's written in noodle language. So we'll be at that brewery that is a completely 501c donation event fundraiser. We're not selling anything. We have stickers and stuff to give.

[Tyler Hoover]

Away, but we're raising money. We're helping a new non profit get out there so they can help first responders and family oriented.

[Brent Tucker]

Bring your kids, bring your wife, don't bring your girlfriend and wife.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, there's going to be more information to come out and the Patreon's gonna know first.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, Patreon gets everything first. We're gonna stream on Patreon and we're, like I said, very active in Patreon and we appreciate those guys over there. Dylan is a big contributor there in Patreon. He's always in there. So you can take it down now. Those appreciate it. All right, Cincinnati.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. So let's go to the segment. I don't know if we're doing it. We're gonna do it once a week. I just don't know what day it is. But called the VFW Chronicles. Yeah, I'll even make a little cool thing put for Lewis to put up there.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Should have been done already saved the vfw.

[Tyler Hoover]

The VFW Chronicles goes as is. After our live show, I realized that I needed to reach out to the VFW and their national chain of command. I sent an email, I sent an Instagram message to the VFW which they, the, the VFW, they've been around since 1899. You think their Instagram would be a little bit more than 12k or whatever it's at. So, you know, there's social media.

[Brent Tucker]

You showed me the entire. I don't know if I should say that. When you showed me the national hierarchy of the breakdown of who the people. I'm just saying, like it makes sense. Looks like a bunch of motorcaps. So it just doesn't look.

[Tyler Hoover]

So I, I messaged him and said, hey, I want to talk to somebody in the chain of command. How do I do that? I want to talk to your boss. They sent me an email, I emailed it. I. It ended up being the pio, the Public Information Officer for the vfw. Like the whole thing.

[Brent Tucker]

What did he do?

[Tyler Hoover]

I spoke to him on the phone. He's a very nice gentleman. Long story short, he said that in order to have him or anybody in the top three chain of command come on the show and answer seven basic questions that they will have in. In front. No, no. I thought I told him that.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, you're gonna do that.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm not.

[Brent Tucker]

This is not like the Ashley Smith demand she made to me.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, no, no, we're not trying to.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Gotcha.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, no gotcha. No, nothing. I Have about seven questions for the vfw, some of them being younger, retention, social media strategy and stuff like that. And he said that he has to get permission from the VFW chain of command in order to.

[Brent Tucker]

Where's this guy at?

[Tyler Hoover]

They are out of dc, so national is out of dc so I'm waiting on a. We're gonna try and schedule someone to come on here remotely from the VFW and answer some basic questions. I kind of asked, you know, I. I did ask, you know, if every. He what? From what he told me, he said, listen, man, every VFW lodge is. It's like a franchise. They are their own entity. If they want to shut down, they can. If they want to open, they can. That's their prerogative. We don't really police them too much because we just don't have the manpower or the timer or anything like that to go make sure each lodge is running. So essentially, they put it on the lodge.

[Brent Tucker]

So that's a terrible business model.

[Tyler Hoover]

It is a test. So I asked. I said, well, what if all of the lodges close? Would that affect. Because he did go on. He explained many things that the VFW does that you might consider with the racket. He said that he lobbies the va. They lobby for VA stuff. They lobby for veterans rights. All the things that would naturally just. And it's probably true. Then the government tries to save a couple dollars, they just go. They're gonna go. Take it from whoever doesn't have advocacy, whatever group doesn't. So the VFW claims that they. They pay a very, very large role in protecting veterans.

[Jimmy Arnett]

They do. They do.

[Tyler Hoover]

And so I asked them, I said, do the. If all of the lodges closed down, would that affect the actual VFW from still being a great organization to help veterans? And he. He didn't really give me an answer. So we're gonna see if the lodge is closing. Because I said, In 10 to 15 years, all these lodges will be closed down, and you will not have a physical brick and mortar presence.

[Brent Tucker]

And, you know, and that business model he's describing, you sounds cool. Until. Just like police unions down here, if you don't have any power in dc, I don't care what you're advocating for, what you're trying to get done. If they look at your Instagram, we got 12, 000 followers and all your buildings are run down, and there's like five dudes in the VFW all over the United States. I'll be honest with you, and I'm Gonna go there. The one in my town is massive and it's full. So I think that's probably. I'll talk to them and go see them when I get back.

[Tyler Hoover]

Let's do a show.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, so I'm saying. But I went, I went by there the other day and I'm like, let me check out the VFW here in Vero. And it was packed. Yeah, yeah, no, it was, I think it was yesterday.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

Whatever day it was, it was, the parking lot was full. So I'm gonna go in there and see if we can do a show over there. And I guess like what we saw was probably one of the lower attended VFWs. We probably need to get into a bigger one where maybe there's some more people that will speak up with us and say, hey, I'm a member. Let me help you guys get this ball rolling. But I think it's a great thing and obviously things have to change with time. We talked about that. You're going to run out of Veterans of Foreign wars here soon.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that whole business model is.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, you're going to run out soon.

[Tyler Hoover]

So anyways, they, they, they vote for, for their commander national commander once a year. So just keep that in mind, everybody. So yeah, we're going to take a quick commercial break. Roll that vengeance clip. We'll get into the rest of the episode.

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[Jimmy Arnett]

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[Tyler Hoover]

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[Brent Tucker]

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[Brent Tucker]

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[Brent Tucker]

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[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, and that, and that's like when we talk about connections we make. Those are the kind of guys that I know we're doing the right thing because those guys are quiet professionals. There's still some of them around and they, they're, you know, their platform is, you know, hard work putting guys in jail and they're making some merch out of it. We discussed that. We actually joked about that when that one episode where we talked. I made the tik tock cop comparison. Yeah, jokingly, but no, that one did well. But I, I look at guys like this who do the hard work and they throw some merch out there for other hard working guys. And it's kind of like that bro code thing. Like if you see some loser wearing your shirt, like, bro, you gotta take that off. If you're not out here getting at it, then you're not wearing that guy's shirt. But those guys are great. We have a couple new sponsors coming up. Things. Yeah, things are looking good, man.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yep. So other than our video quality apparently. Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Is it back?

[Tyler Hoover]

It's back.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Back bad.

[Tyler Hoover]

Bad.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean it's, it's.

[Brent Tucker]

I heard a blackhawk upstairs. Somebody must be on the roof.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, you know, it. For all we know, it's, it's not even the equipment that's here because we've. How many times we've done this?

[Brent Tucker]

I did a speed test on the Internet a second ago and it was fine. So it ain't, it ain't nothing.

[Tyler Hoover]

It might be, it might be a Internet provider issue.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's what I'm saying. It's isp.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, that's bad.

[Tyler Hoover]

But anyways, Bear through it, guys. It'll clear up. Appreciate you guys sticking with us. So let's get into some more events. First off, are there our hero Pat McAfee went to Paris Island. I have a video for that. And he's catching some eating. I almost called you YouTube. Lewis, can you go to the YouTube or Jesus, Lewis, can you go to the Instagram? Yeah. And. And. And didn't even have it pulled up.

[Brent Tucker]

The producer didn't.

[Tyler Hoover]

Wow. Go to Tyler. Yep, Right there. Prep it for how.

[Brent Tucker]

This is crazy, dude.

[Tyler Hoover]

What?

[Brent Tucker]

How can it be that bad?

[Tyler Hoover]

I don't know. Did we pay the bill?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, because he had Trump on.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Pat McAfee]

On Parris island for Veterans Day. Yes. All four of the main league's commissioners dropped a note to the veterans, letting them know how much we appreciate them. UFC President Dana White sent a message of appreciation and gratitude to our America's heroes. We also had the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, who sent a message to the young vets out there. And we also had the Commander in Chief on the show live. I believe it's the second time that a sitting president has been live on an ESPN show. The last one was from a Democratic political party. This one obviously representing, I guess, the Republican political party, but in my eyes, he's the leader of the military. And we were celebrating the hell at a Veterans Day. Now, there are people who are certainly not the most happy that that happened. But what I would like to say, every veteran military person I talk to is very grateful and thankful that we spotlighted the heroes of America who walk amongst us, who are willing to sign a line and go for the United States of America as opposed to anything else. So if you're against what happened yesterday, I'd like to say you hate the troops and you should go ahead and swallow that, and you can take that to where you want to go. And any president, any. Any president, okay, willing to come on our Veterans Day celebration, spotlight show, Commander in Chief, head of military, we would be very open to. So we would like to let any president know going forward that if we were allotted the opportunity to go to Parris island for the first time ever and have a live show in front of actual Marines while they're doing their thing. And if we're going to celebrate Veterans Day and we're going to have all four of the commissioners, the heads of every single league in the United States of America, basically, and also have the president of the UFC Global thing come on, and the Sergeant Major of the Marines, if future presidents, you always be welcome Boom. Also was missed. I did reach out to President Obama's team.

[Brent Tucker]

Okay.

[Pat McAfee]

President Obama talked to multiple people in President Obama's team. Wasn't able to work because the quick turnaround. We started this thing on Monday because there was a lot of conversations late last week about this show getting not gonna be allowed. There were some people in the government, obviously, I found out about this very.

[Brent Tucker]

Late, that said, wait, he's going to.

[Pat McAfee]

Be allowed to be on Paris Island? We're in the middle of a government shutdown. There's no way. Is any other show allowed on any. Is any other show allowed? No. Well, why the hell is this guy allowed? So end of last week, there was a lot of doubt, you know, and I completely understood the doubt. I thought it was crazy that it was even going to potentially be happening. Anyways, so once we got the clear and the go ahead and the stage was built on Sunday on Parris island in front of that beautiful Iwo Jima statue, it was an incredible thing. As soon as I found out that it was real, then I started piecing the show together because I had no idea if I was just going to be wasting my time doing it, doing it before then. So everybody that responded within 12 hour period, I am so incredibly grateful for. And we are so lucky that we got a chance to spotlight the greats who walk among. Among us. And we appreciate the hell out of the Marines for the hospitality. And you guys are the greatest. What a day yesterday.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, yeah. What a day yesterday.

[Pat McAfee]

Got a lot of people saying mean stuff to me. Got a lot of people saying mean stuff to me.

[Brent Tucker]

Yep.

[Pat McAfee]

Got a lot of people that don't know what a football looks like telling me they're never watching my show again. And I would like to let you know. Good. You.

[Brent Tucker]

Let's move on.

[Pat McAfee]

Yesterday.

[Brent Tucker]

He gets away with that on espn.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, dude, he. Well, that might have been the second hour.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That was the second. So.

[Brent Tucker]

So that's when it's awesome.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So when he's on the mouse, when he's on with the mouse, he's. He's not quite that filthy.

[Tyler Hoover]

Back to good quality. Well, back to, like.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, it's Jimmy Decent. That's why give quality.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, Quality. I mean, sunglasses are jacked up.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. I mean, you think. So when people think like, oh, tomorrow Tyler's this mean bad guy that says, no, I'm talking about on here, dude. I tell like in the chat, like, I hate you because you, you. You don't let me watch your videos, even though I talk on every post. You I mean, that's it. But I'm not the only one that says like, that people, personalities that put themselves out there have every right to go. Go yourself. We don't need you.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And we agree with Pat McAfee.

[Brent Tucker]

We need those people here, though.

[Tyler Hoover]

Wait, the haters?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

They. They gotta be here.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So. But I mean, just so that we could do this. We heard.

[Tyler Hoover]

Who am I gonna say?

[Brent Tucker]

You too?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Me?

[Tyler Hoover]

No.

[Brent Tucker]

Jimmy's got the glasses on.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I got the glasses.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, man, here we go. Look, I. I raise players. Dale.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. Ray, Prince.

[Tyler Hoover]

Dale.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And that. I love that line. And that is when NASCAR went downhill right after Dale died. But I'm a. I'm a veteran. Mike. Mike, are you a veteran?

[Brent Tucker]

I did it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. What about you?

[Brent Tucker]

I'm not like, I'm not a leg.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Are you a veteran?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, I'm not.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You're.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm like.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You two are airborne.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm a leg. Yes. I'm a veteran.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay. We. We wholeheartedly agree with what Pat McAfee said.

[Tyler Hoover]

And.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And that everybody that is hating on him can go themselves.

[Brent Tucker]

There are people that will call him racist for the stuff he just said.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

There's a group of people to say he's a white dude ranting about how important the military is. There are people that will call him a racist. That's a racist behavior. To support the Trump, to support the president and say it's okay for her to come. There are people that will find that very highly.

[Tyler Hoover]

I. I think the difference between that is that Pat McAfee has such a strong base that that's outsiders coming in. And it may be like.01% of his followers that he said, don't even know what a football is talking, and he's saying, go. Our community is so full divided that we can't even get together on veterans rights, first responder rights, how people should be treated, how people, how we should look at mental health, how admins should be held accountable. We can't. Our community is so toxic and full of pieces of that are egotistical as. And we. We can't even group together. So, like, if they. If they think they're trying to be nice, if they think they're gonna come in here.

[Brent Tucker]

You started with.

[Tyler Hoover]

So it talks like. It just. It pisses me off, dude. Like, you're. You're. You don't even support a channel, and you're crying about how a channel operates. Go. Move the on. Go. No one cares. I love all of our supporters. I do. I really do. And There's a bunch of them and they're very active and they do a lot for us.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, and you're. Yes. Like, not only quiet supporters.

[Tyler Hoover]

They're quiet. They're just regular people that want to watch the metaphor.

[Brent Tucker]

I'll be honest. I get to see, I see antihero now. I see every demon in the world, but I see my phone never stops. But yeah, it's overwhelming support and it, you know, not everybody can sit and watch live when the people talk about the numbers. There's people at work, they can't sit and watch live. They rewatch, they, they interact, they reach out for help. We respond. You're right, it is. What we're doing is the right thing. And to come point out, like to come root for somebody's downfall is just, it shows, it shows the people that were. There's this many people watching this and that not watching you and you guys are done. Imagine what their lives must be like to just sit and wish everything failed. And every time it doesn't fail, like, what is it? What's the guy Plankton over there? Like, every time that Mr. Krabs keep that business going, it's like, damn it, I sabotaged this guy 93 times and he's still on the damn Internet.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

All right, I'll just clip him and post it then. Like, it's like, imagine that your life is that. And then I get to this old ass age because I'm very old and I think I'm glad I didn't live my life like that. And there's people living their lives like that and they're never going to experience, like, joy because all they care about is being miserable and hating everybody and oh, I gotta get him. I gotta get him. I gotta watch. I'll watch two hours of this episode to find one clip I can post. That sucks, dude. That's a, that's a miserable life.

[Tyler Hoover]

We're all just really, really good people. And unfortunately, that's, that's, that's the, that's the challenge is that, man, we really do want to help people. And we do.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We don't just want to. We do. So angel, for example, angel came in here, right? And, and he sat down. We, and after the show, he's like, hey, you know, I'm still looking for a job, blah, blah. I just got out retired Gunny. Like, okay, tight. I, I called my wife up and I'm like, hey, I got a guy who's a veteran.

[Tyler Hoover]

What?

[Jimmy Arnett]

He is. Two days later, he was hired.

[Tyler Hoover]

Good.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, Like. Like little. Like that. Where we can network people.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. Or. Or just put people in contact, you know, and. Yeah, or donate, man. Or bring awareness, man. You know, every single GoFundMe that comes through here, we can't donate hundreds of dollars. I said that. That's a real. That. I know that might not have sounded very good, but that is reality. If we are doing a show in the future. The future, once a week, once a day, every day. And we have a. We have a GoFundMe every day. We can't donate. We would go bankrupt. So we donate a little.

[Brent Tucker]

Or it would have to be like a small donation because.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, no, no, no, no. We donate, but it can't. Donation.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah. When I started out and I started making money on Copville, I obviously got. I donated. My first donation was like, 1200 bucks. And it was like, I started doing it. I'm like, okay, wait a second.

[Tyler Hoover]

No. Because your job is bringing awareness to something.

[Brent Tucker]

I know, but at first, I didn't have that mindset. I'm like, I'm just a guy with a page. So it's like every time somebody asked.

[Tyler Hoover]

And if I could pay, if I can do it every time, if we can do it every time, we can pay 20 bucks. But then six or seven other people pay 20 bucks.

[Brent Tucker]

That's the point. It takes one. It takes one. Like, Sal, text me. It takes one Sal situation to go. This is all worth it, Sal. Getting, you know, help from Eddie Gallagher and pipe hitter. Like, that connection happens because of a bunch of bro sitting here talking.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

And that's what, you know, that's it. That's what we have. The ability to help, you know, reach other people. And that's part of this. Sitting here and getting clipped and getting made fun of is. Comes with it. But at the end of the day, I do. I go to bed going. I know people are benefiting from what I'm doing, and I'm not here to get rich. We're not gonna. We're not gonna be able to pay that $25 million. We're gonna be outside panhandling.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Brent Tucker]

But it's.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's.

[Brent Tucker]

It's a continued part of, like, why I joined and why I was a cop. And what I got into this for.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Was I just want to help people.

[Brent Tucker]

That's a standard answer on a world board.

[Tyler Hoover]

I mean, it's true, though, you know, and like. Like, now, like, we're going to talk about a bunch of events. Cops to cops, vests to vets, first responders of first Responders, you know, it like.

[Brent Tucker]

Like the January south said, thank you, guys for getting bullied to benefit others.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, yeah. Somebody. Somebody did ask. They said, hey, guys, I'm in class right now, so I can't hear the audio. How do I give money to support this lawsuit? Navy 6 years in love with.

[Brent Tucker]

We might get to that point, but we're not there yet.

[Tyler Hoover]

You know what? Just keep listening.

[Brent Tucker]

No, that might not be a bad idea.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Well, gofundme.

[Brent Tucker]

But at the end, just donate when it all goes away.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, donated or go like, hey, you know, Patreon, guys, here's free. And no, you know, like, cruise.

[Brent Tucker]

That's how you're broadcast.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Cruise.

[Brent Tucker]

We're booking the whole boat for everybody. 25 million get you pretty far.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude, dude, if. If I get 250,000, I mean, yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

I want 100 on the scrap.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, no more. I still got to get served. Jimmy. Still got to get served. I think the anterior podcast has got to get served. Countercult drinks got to get served. Brent's got to get served. Tier 1 podcast gotta get served. Everybody's still gotta get.

[Brent Tucker]

Everybody but Mike, who is countercult drink to serve. Where does that. Where is that at all?

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, all right, so let's move on to some topics. January 6th.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, so canceled. No, it came out. Yeah. Here comes the blur. It's gonna get real blur in a minute. There is a rumor that has not been debunked.

[Tyler Hoover]

It has not been debunked.

[Brent Tucker]

It's been battled. There's a report Blaze posted, I believe, in some other outlets that said a former CIA. I'm not saying any names because I don't get sued, but allegedly, allegedly a former CIA agent had. Was her DNA was found on the pipe bomb. No longer works for CIA. Now works. I'm sorry. I'm flipping that backwards.

[Jimmy Arnett]

She worked for the Capitol Police at the time.

[Brent Tucker]

At the time, Capitol Police now a CIA agent. This claim also says not only is there DNA, but there's video of the pipe bomber walking to the scene. And then they took video of the female that they have from the Internet, and some expert determined that it's a 93 to 95 chance that that that person walking is the person with the pipe bomb. Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

So they compared two videos, two videos.

[Brent Tucker]

Of people walking, and there's whatever that's called. Court. Yeah, they're saying it's likely 90, 90 higher likeliness that it's that person. And also DNA was in the high 90s that her DNA was on the pipe bomb. Okay, I Don't know how stuff like that isn't hot in the news. It's kind of just like buried. If you Google it, it's there, but it's not really being taught. That seems like a pretty. Pretty interesting thing to look into.

[Tyler Hoover]

Of course, when I clip it, everybody will freak the out, say, yeah, this has been debunked.

[Brent Tucker]

Yes, I looked up even. What is that? What is that? That's like that Snopes. Snopes could not disprove or prove it. Okay, so Snow, if we're gonna count, Snopes is accurate. They said they can't verify the report, but they can't say it's not true.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right, let's go to the shutdown ended. 43 day long shutdown has officially ended.

[Brent Tucker]

Six Democrats came across.

[Tyler Hoover]

They should. That's all it needed. He didn't have to use his executive powers.

[Brent Tucker]

No nuclear option. They got the Democrats across the aisle too. And yeah, AOC is already.

[Tyler Hoover]

Are they now. Are they ousted from the Democratic community?

[Brent Tucker]

I don't know what's gonna happen.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Do people. Chuck Schumer's taking it in the teeth right now. There's people.

[Brent Tucker]

Fetterman cross too.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I like Fetterman too. I didn't think I was going to, but I actually do.

[Tyler Hoover]

He looks like a monster.

[Brent Tucker]

I know.

[Jimmy Arnett]

He looks like grimace from the McDonald's.

[Tyler Hoover]

So they came across and they ended the. The 43.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah. Went through the house. Everything's done. Now the government's, I think. Is it Trump sign it yet? It's back on his desk. I don't know.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it's still got. There's still some hoops to jump through, but they're already planning to shut because it only gets us to January 31st. They're. They're already planning to. Of course they are.

[Brent Tucker]

They got to get health care for illegals on there.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We gotta. We gotta do our. Our transgender hamster study.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right, so the shutdown has ended. Nothing really too cool or crazy about that that I'm tracking. It's just the inevitable happened. It just. It was the world record shutdown, correct?

[Brent Tucker]

World record.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. It's got the belt. It has to.

[Brent Tucker]

World War I, World War II and shut down champions the United States of America. Here we are.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, sorry. Us. It was the longest shutdown in usa, sister.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's right.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right, you brought up something, Mike. Let us know when we need to put our tinfoil hats on. Okay? We need to say this.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, dude, we got to make that shirt.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that's a good one. Epstein, the Democrats and Trump.

[Brent Tucker]

So there's an email that came out that appears to be about. There's an email.

[Tyler Hoover]

Where'd it come from?

[Brent Tucker]

No, Giselle Maxwell, it looks like in Jerry Jeffrey Epstein. There's an email that they released that says, and I don't like reporting. Exactly. So you're going to get my version of the news. It says, it mentions Trump. That says Trump last name allegedly with a. On one of the. And it's blocked out. So it's redacted. One of the sex workers or one of the people that were proven that Trump spent time with this person. So then I woke up on the island. Yeah. Well, just said, spend time with them like this Trump, blah, blah, blah. I'm worried about Trump or Trump this, that and the other. And then I woke up to a Twitter video from a representative, a Republican representative who's walking out of the chambers and he said, I just proposed a motion to release the entire Epstein files and the Democrats voted to block it. So it's like how. I don't know where it sounds like to me. And this was my sound, this is my she, my tinfoil hat of this is there maybe there's more context of that email in there that exonerates Trump. But if you only release that one email by itself or then it looks good. But if you get into all of it for them. But if you get into all of it, maybe it doesn't look as good. And then maybe it makes a lot of other people on the Democratic side look bad. So it's like they just got enough out.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

This one email stands on its own. It's like, it's like, you know, it is like it'd be like us releasing 20 seconds of surveillance video in a crime, knowing that the rest of the video exonerates the bad guy. But we're only going to let. This is all we got right here.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Here.

[Brent Tucker]

It's like, let. Now that it's out, we'll stop right there. And that seems very strange that the whole thing is strange to me that it. I mean, you got politicians accused of committing heinous crimes with juveniles and, and, and sex. We interrupted him.

[Tyler Hoover]

I wanted you to stop talking.

[Brent Tucker]

I caught it too late. But you got. And that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Sorry, my dad.

[Brent Tucker]

We don't, we don't like why we would want to know that. I would think as humans, like, as voters, like, if there's people in our government that are pedophiles, I don't think it seems important to me.

[Tyler Hoover]

I think, I think just like Rob o'. Neill's. Whether he shot bin Laden or not or killed him, I think the world just doesn't care anymore. That's what I've noticed that. That's what politicians. That's what, you know, things like, happen is they. Like what? Like when a celebrity gets in trouble, their publicist goes get out of the limelight for six months, they can do whatever the. They want and it goes away.

[Brent Tucker]

They can do whatever they want. It's crazy what you can get away with.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The difference between the gentry and the surfs is what it is.

[Tyler Hoover]

How does that mean?

[Brent Tucker]

I have no idea.

[Tyler Hoover]

The.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The smurf. The gentry. The. The heiress. The. The rich aristocratic elite.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yes.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Versus the people that slave away.

[Tyler Hoover]

Collarboy.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, the blue collar. I mean, I'm talking, you know, back in the day, the serfs. You worked the land and that and you got paid from the land that you worked, but you really worked for this guy who owned everything.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, that's society in general.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, law enforcement in general is. We can do whatever we want and you can't. Like if, like, like basically.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, see, you can't say that because that makes it sound like law enforcement within an agency.

[Brent Tucker]

Line level guy, let's say a line level guy goes to a bar, head butts a bouncer and gives a fake name.

[Tyler Hoover]

This could be. It'd be a regular soldier.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay?

[Brent Tucker]

Anybody he does that, he's done article 15 arrested, investigated. If you're like captain, major or sheriff or undershirt, you go do the same exact thing. You are completely treated differently.

[Tyler Hoover]

You.

[Brent Tucker]

It's not even.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It's.

[Brent Tucker]

It's night and day, the minimal reports, no internal affairs. And then it kind of gets shoved under the rug until it comes out. Then it's like, yeah, I was a really bad guy, but I'm the sheriff or I'm the major. Like, it sucks and that.

[Tyler Hoover]

But let's say they do get. There's light on it and everybody's mad there. It just goes away.

[Brent Tucker]

It does, because it does. You can be.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yes. That is also our, Our. The way our news cycle works is that, you know, we are. They feed us what we want to hear when. When they want us to know it. And so like, look at the Vegas shooting. The Vegas shooting. I mean, that was out of the news in a week.

[Brent Tucker]

Have you ever seen the video? The kids sit on the couch. There's a kid sitting on the couch and a girl goes, hey, what's on your mind? What are you thinking about? He's like, well, nothing. And Then he goes into, he would have had to reloaded 30 magazines. 30. He would have to shoot 56 AR15s at a rate and reload all of them three times to continue that cycle. And he goes through like the whole statistics of. Yeah, and it's just, they were like, that's what happened. And you're like, okay, I mean, do.

[Tyler Hoover]

You remember that, like when it happened and then it was the, it was the talk of the town for a.

[Brent Tucker]

Week that just went away.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I, I maintain, I mean, some people said, oh, those are 240s. I maintain that, that it was a saw. It sounded like a saw to me or an AR with a, a drum and a burst or like a force reset trigger or something like that. I, I, I said one guy, one guy. I don't, I can't tell you because I wasn't there. And the videos are like, old man, there's no training.

[Brent Tucker]

Here's my, here's my double tinfoil. How do you even concoct that conspiracy to commit the conspiracy. That is an elaborate plan.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You have a conspiracy playing a dude.

[Brent Tucker]

Disguised as another dude. They planned the conspiracy to be the conspiracy. That's a big plan.

[Tyler Hoover]

Wait, you lost me. Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

You have a conspiracy that this guy couldn't have done it. Okay, but then somebody planned the whole event to look like somebody couldn't have done it. So, like, God has a God and God's going, hey, man, you're gonna do the like. That is an elaborate, like, that's where my mind goes. It's almost harder to believe it's a conspiracy than not because all of the other factors that have to go into that conspiracy are very, it has to go just right. Just like Charlie Kirk's. Like, that conspiracy fact theory is, is, I'm not saying it's not true or not. I'm not allegedly, I'm not going into that. But the conspiracy theory seems like, how do you get this kid to admit that he did something? How do you get his parents involved? How do you get his, his transgender lover? But how do you get all those people on the same page to get him to say he did it and that somebody else did it? Like, that's a lot of people.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Well, there's like, there's all the people that worked at NASA. Mike.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, those people were, they weren't in on it. They were watching the same tv.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, I mean, and that whole thing, like, the conspiracy parts of everything is like, I mean, I've, it's, you just don't know what you, what you see, you don't know if it's real because there's reports of people being groomed, like parents catching their. Their. I don't want to get the disorder wrong, but people that have mental disorders are being groomed by these random profiles.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

And, you know, they're just wild, man.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, there's. I mean, do you really not think that the government is lying to us about some things? Because I gave.

[Brent Tucker]

Some things.

[Jimmy Arnett]

There are some.

[Tyler Hoover]

There are. I think they lie more about.

[Brent Tucker]

How do you get back. Let's go back to 100 Bynes laptop. Like, how does that go?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, how does that go away? How do we find cocaine in the White House? The one guy who's got a gape did not.

[Tyler Hoover]

You know what's funny is that cocaine in the White House doesn't really matter. No one cares. They probably been doing cocaine in the White House. That's what I'm getting.

[Brent Tucker]

That's my police admin. Gets away with anything you can find.

[Tyler Hoover]

It, and that's okay.

[Brent Tucker]

How much cocaine in the White House?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Do they finally care?

[Brent Tucker]

10 bricks? 20 bricks? 30? Where's the number? Like, we found 8 kilos in the. Whatever.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's like. But it's like knowing your favorite celebrity does drugs. Who cares? They make movies. The problem is when you brought up Hunter Biden's laptop, that's national security.

[Brent Tucker]

Correct?

[Tyler Hoover]

That's an issue.

[Brent Tucker]

And they said it didn't happen, and then it did.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's almost like they're like, hey, Joe, say you found cocaine in the White House so we can get. What if.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hold on, hold on. We are blowing people up in the middle of the ocean over cocaine that's.

[Brent Tucker]

In the White House fighting cocaine in.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The White House is absolutely a problem.

[Tyler Hoover]

Have you ever seen one of the two big dope dope shows, like ones on Netflix, Drugs, Inc. And they were about 10 years ago. They were. They were documentary series about dope. And they would follow dope from me, like from Mexico, make it all the.

[Brent Tucker]

Way to the street.

[Tyler Hoover]

And they would play, and they would ride with both bad guys and law enforcement. They would ride with both of them to show the game of narcotics. And one of them was a red carpet episode where he was like, hit. He's obviously wearing a mask, and his voice is all disguised like this. And he's like, if y' all knew the people I was delivering this to, y' all would lose your mind. And he's like. And it showed him on video. So obviously the camera is panned down so you're looking at feet, but you can tell it's a red carpet. It's like super zoomed in and stuff. Like, there's no. They're not gonna put anybody's face on there. But it was a red carpet event. And you see him drop a duffel bag and go. Because they pay, like, they're allowed to do it.

[Brent Tucker]

If you're a celebrity, a musician on tv, a politician, you are allowed to do drugs.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Nobody cares.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's the nobody, that's nobody aristocracy of our generation.

[Brent Tucker]

Nobody cares. Just like. Just like steroids and baseball and sports. It's like, it's like these old guys. Most people are like, I don't care. Like, I don't care what they want.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I want our best. Run it out, guys.

[Brent Tucker]

That doesn't even cause all the problems that the other drugs do. And not, you know, people aren't being human trafficked over steroids. People aren't being murdered over steroids. It's cocaine, fentanyl, methane, all those big drugs. And then these guys get caught. Yeah, These guys get caught with. It's like, you're right. He makes great movies. He's cool.

[Tyler Hoover]

That's how I do it. Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, whatever.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Meth labs exploding in Ocala and.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that only takes them out, though.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Dylan says ten, two bucks. Tin foil hats are like condoms. Gotta double up sometime.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

When you're going super, super conspiracy, you got to make sure they don't get in your brain. And know what's funny is tinfoil hats were a thing. Yeah. That is a real thing. They thought that was like radio waves. The government. Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, but. But bottom. I mean, I'll get an armadilla hat if you want me to. You know what movie I'm talking about?

[Brent Tucker]

You do?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, you missed. It was the. The Dukes of Hazard. The movie with Sean Williams.

[Tyler Hoover]

I love that movie.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. You remember one dude's wearing an armadillo helmet.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. He's got one of the bifidas. All right, so Christian genocide.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

What is going on with that? Is that all?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Is that dude. So this has been going on for over a decade. It's gotten worse this year. So just this year, 2025, 7,000 Christians have been massacred in Nigeria.

[Brent Tucker]

Where was it Cardi B or one of them? Yeah, Cardi B.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It was Cardi B or Nicki Minaj.

[Brent Tucker]

Props for finally talking about this on.

[Jimmy Arnett]

On Ash Wednesday.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, so what happened?

[Jimmy Arnett]

So they were Christian genocide. So the Muslims are killing and slaughtering the Christians in Africa, in Nigeria. And and it's. It's gotten bad. I mean, like, there's. There's videos out there. CC will probably show.

[Tyler Hoover]

He.

[Jimmy Arnett]

He posts some conservative chocolate. He put some on his page where, like, Google. Google Maps did a satellite flyby, and you can, like, see, like, the. Before last year and then this year, and it's like, the ground's red. There's people piled up in the middle.

[Tyler Hoover]

Really?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

This is another case of selective caring. We care about Gaza. We care about everything going on there, because it's a hot. Nepal. This, like, even Darfur years ago.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Like, there's. It's just been nothing but genocide in Africa. Nobody cares. Nobody says anything.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, no. This happens. Well, but here's the thing. So, I mean, there was a lot of people that are actually. Do.

[Brent Tucker]

They are. But I'm saying they're not getting. They're loud, but they're loud minority. Nobody will listen. At the top. Like, nobody actually talks.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Trump finally.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So Trump basically told them, like, hey, if you don't freaking knock this off, you get a whole shitload of money from us. Well, not. We're giving it to you to fight these terrorists. Clearly, it's not working.

[Brent Tucker]

So I think he brought up, like, sending. Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And that was the other thing that he said was like, I could come in there.

[Tyler Hoover]

Conflict resol.

[Brent Tucker]

Type.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, more like, I'm just gonna start killing people.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, yeah. You got to stop doing this, or.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I'm gonna come in there.

[Tyler Hoover]

We ran into that during Mogadishu and all that stuff where we were. We were there for a humanitarian effort. Obviously, they have capabilities of being offensive, but your. Your. Your rules of war, or what do they call it? The Roes?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Or you're humanitarian. You're guarding. You're guarding resources.

[Jimmy Arnett]

This is not. That's not what he was talking about. He's not talking about.

[Tyler Hoover]

Because they're not depriving them of resources. They're just killing them.

[Brent Tucker]

It's mass murder.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. So, I mean, on. On Ash Wednesday this year, the terrorists, these. These Muslim extremists. That's what they are.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

No, you can say that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

They went into a church on Ash Wednesday and slaughtered over 50 people. On ash Wednesday.

[Tyler Hoover]

Are you kidding me?

[Brent Tucker]

This is going on all the time and nobody's talking.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And people. The people from the Biden administration were saying, oh, well, this is about climate change because. I'm dead serious.

[Brent Tucker]

I believe you.

[Tyler Hoover]

Are you kidding me?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I'm not joking you. It's about climate change because the. The Muslims want certain Areas to graze and they can't graze there anymore. And the Christians have it. You don't go into a church on Ash Wednesday and kill all the Christians because of climate change. I'm sorry, what world are we living in here? It's like, you know what two plus two equals seven. Because purple doesn't taste like smoke. What the are you talking?

[Tyler Hoover]

Really, really bad joke and say it's like soon a veteran Veterans Day.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Not even close. It's not even close.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, it's not. Okay. So I mean, the, I mean just the amount of people. So I, the fact that we're even talking about it. Of course, everybody right now our majority of forces are down in Southcom because we're getting ready to do regime change in Venezuela, apparently. But that is what's going on in Nigeria and there's a lot of good places to go. S2 Underground covered it and Ford observers covered it both. So if you want to go deep, deep. But we don't have time to go that deep.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, we do.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, well, I mean, he's like, well, I'm not ready.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I, I unfortunately, like, normally I don't have, you know, the time.

[Brent Tucker]

How about this?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, go for it.

[Brent Tucker]

Christians have been killed at a rate of 35 per day in 2025 this year alone. Yes. At a rate of 2035 per day. And Donald Trump finally said that this country is a particular concern.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay. So that's an actual term for them. So in the, in, in the way that we give foreign aid and say like that there's a, some sort of resolution that basically says like, hey, if you are persecuting people for religious reasons, we can call you a, a country of particular concern. And that gives him like 15 different sanction things that he can do as the president. President.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Jimmy Arnett]

By himself.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's verbiage that matters.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. So that's verbiage that's important.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So sorry, Mike and I said as.

[Brent Tucker]

Of from 2009 till current, 53,000 people, civilians have been killed.

[Tyler Hoover]

53,000 civilians killed. Christians because believe in Jesus Christ. I mean, insane to me. And we. All we care and all we care about is Gaza.

[Brent Tucker]

There's no oil and there's no oil in Nigeria.

[Jimmy Arnett]

There's no oil in Gaza either.

[Tyler Hoover]

Holy. And now. And how do we send, how do we send people to build Christians over there when they're slaughtering. We can't. Nobody from America can safely go over there and defend Christianity unless we have guys with boots and AR15s or whatever the they're using now and they start slaughtering people.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So I mean the bad guys. Earlier, earlier this year, an American priest was captured by Boko Haram. I want to say it was, which is one of the terrorist organizations that's there. And like there was talk that one of the tier one units was going to go try and rescue him, but they killed him. They killed him on, cut his head off and filmed it.

[Brent Tucker]

You don't say.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude, it's, it's bad over there.

[Brent Tucker]

I got called a racist over the weekend.

[Tyler Hoover]

Did you really?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, I posted that. Did we talk about that? Yeah, the guy in my town that went, oh, I forgot.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm talking about on Monday, dude.

[Brent Tucker]

I forget what day it is.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, I mean like we talked. If you got to defend yourself so.

[Brent Tucker]

Much, it shows you how bad I am. That I said over the weekend.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Do you want the, the video of the, of the.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Can you send it?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, Instagram's the easiest.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And this is, this is again, this is our buddy, Conservative Chocolate.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So we just call him CC because that's coming on, right? He's coming on.

[Brent Tucker]

He'll be on the show 8 o' clock tonight along with our special guest, the criminal.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, criminal.

[Brent Tucker]

The plug. If you guys didn't catch the last episode of Night Shift. Night Shift two weeks ago, Jason Vogel Beck, who was a career cocaine trafficker and pill mill operator who went to federal prison, will be on again tonight.

[Tyler Hoover]

Heather, Conservative Chocolate says tinfoil hats. We're actually going to play his video. Tinfoil hats is why they took lead out of paint. Heather says my co host thinks this is a conspiracy too. Oh, so she, Is there any conspiracy talk about, about the Christians?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, no, there's no conspiracy. It's, it's real.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's really happening.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, okay, I, I, maybe she's talking about another thing.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, no, she's talking about the, the. I would love to hear a counter argument on how Christians being murdered.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, as soon as we mentioned Christians our video quality went back to potatoes.

[Tyler Hoover]

So 35 a day, that's insane to me. And it's 53000 over the year 2009.

[Jimmy Arnett]

2009. 53 000, dude. 7. It's 7000.

[Brent Tucker]

Where else could 53000 people die?

[Tyler Hoover]

How big is Nigeria?

[Jimmy Arnett]

It's, it's pretty big. It's the sixth biggest country in the world by Glandmass. It's the largest country in Africa.

[Tyler Hoover]

Is it compared to the United States?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Let me find out. Use the Google machine. I just, those are the Ones that I have off the top of my head.

[Brent Tucker]

What video are you looking for? I just want to know how.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, it's the one that. From cc.

[Tyler Hoover]

What? Where did you send it to?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I sent it to Antihero.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, so go look and. Yeah, do the same thing.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It's 356. 600.

[Tyler Hoover]

That's not. No, it's going to be an Instagram Lewis from Jimmy Arnett.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Go up.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right there. Yep, there it is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And this is CC's video.

[Tyler Hoover]

Holy.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Holy.

[Tyler Hoover]

Is that real?

[Jimmy Arnett]

People that say it's not.

[Tyler Hoover]

It looks like a video game. I mean, I don't know. I. I should not be passing judgment enough. Like, I can't. I don't have my glasses. Does that look real?

[Jimmy Arnett]

It looks real to me. I mean, it's coming off of Google Earth.

[Tyler Hoover]

You can't trust Mike. Mike nailed it. You cannot trust anything anymore.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You can't.

[Brent Tucker]

We started watching a movie last night on Netflix, and it was all AI except for the actual, like, cut scene acting, when the people were, like, interacting like we are.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

All the driving, all the. Everything else was completely Tron. No, it was. It's got Tom. What's his name? Tom Hardy. What's the guy's name? Not Tom Hardy.

[Tyler Hoover]

Is that the one you made the meme of?

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, that guy was not that movie.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, oh, Venom.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's Tom Hardy. It's not Tom Hardy. It's not. It's not Bane.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right? That's Tom Hardy.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, I know.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, it's the same movie. I forget what. I don't know what it's called. He was a cop. He's like a cop in New York City, a homicide cop, but it's like real futuristic. It's kind of like Kill Bill animation. Like, blood flying everywhere. Whatever it was, I started watching it, but the whole thing is AI except for the very small parts where they're actually talking. But all the driving, all the shooting stuff is all AI and it gets. It is kind of annoying. Like, it's so fake that it's like. If you like that stuff.

[Tyler Hoover]

I know.

[Brent Tucker]

Kill Bill is.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, that's not AI. That's cgi. No cgi. And movies has taken over now.

[Brent Tucker]

Does that look real?

[Tyler Hoover]

I know, but practical effects has taken over. That is coming back into movies because you. The last 500 shark movies, whether they went to theaters or not, Netflix special shark movies, it's all cgi and it's just like, wow, another CGI shark. The first shark movie ever to go back to practical effects in, like, decades is called it's about. It's based off of the Indianapolis movie. It's. It's loosely based off that concept.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a World War II movie where they're, like, in a war.

[Tyler Hoover]

They're in the water floating, and then there's a giant shark, but they act. It's like Jaws. They use a practical shark. And now, because we're so used to shitty CGI or great cgi, but it's, like, annoying that that actually looks creepier now than cgi.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. I mean, we're going.

[Brent Tucker]

That movie was bad. Like, it was hard to watch and it had a good plot, but I'm like, it's so fake. It's like, I can't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I can't do it. But I mean. Mike, Mike, do you struggle with Star wars too?

[Brent Tucker]

I don't watch any. I've seen three Star wars movies.

[Tyler Hoover]

The first, the OG3.

[Brent Tucker]

The three. I've never seen enough.

[Tyler Hoover]

Have you seen. Did you watch them when they were redone or did you watch the original?

[Brent Tucker]

I watched when I was a kid. I've never. I haven't seen a Star wars movie in 25 years.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, Star Trek. No.

[Tyler Hoover]

Never watch one. Star Trek's gay off.

[Brent Tucker]

Never watched anything like Lord of the Rings. Never watched anything like that.

[Tyler Hoover]

I tried to. Lord of the. What's this video game you keep?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Warhammer 40.

[Brent Tucker]

000.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Warhammer 40.

[Tyler Hoover]

Give me something. Give me. Give me a clip.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So Space Marine, too.

[Brent Tucker]

You.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, you want a clip?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

All right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So. In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war. The. The emperor.

[Tyler Hoover]

The.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The empire of mankind, the Imperium of Man, has spread out across most of the Milky Way and is in complete combat all the time with space orcs, space bugs, demons from literal hell, and everything else. It's the most metal thing imaginable. The Emperor, praised and loved by all, sits upon his.

[Brent Tucker]

Guys, yet are we sponsored?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yet he sits upon his golden throne. His. His holy light. The only way for you to traverse the stars as you literally cut a shortcut through hell. To get from one place to another as you fight demons is a roided up super sou. Your space.

[Brent Tucker]

How do you play?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Who's. You could play Tabletop. You could play a bunch of video games. You could play. You could read the book.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, Tabletop.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's a culture thing.

[Brent Tucker]

It started out as, like, Pikachu.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, like Dungeons and Dragons.

[Brent Tucker]

What's that guy's name?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Like, Like Charizard.

[Tyler Hoover]

Pokemon do that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I just thought you're the best I'm still.

[Tyler Hoover]

Mike interrupted you.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, I know.

[Tyler Hoover]

God, Mike. Thanks, Mike.

[Brent Tucker]

I mean, he was on a roll.

[Tyler Hoover]

I had.

[Brent Tucker]

I. I didn't recognize one word he said because that's the whole.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, like, I got a tattoo on my arm right here.

[Tyler Hoover]

I thought that was because you were patriotic.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. Picture. But it's a quote.

[Brent Tucker]

Jimmy has a video game tattoo on it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So if I.

[Tyler Hoover]

If I got attacked, I got a tattoo from Mel Gibson's the Patriot, put it on my arm. Does that mean it's a. It's a movie quote, or is that an American patriotic quote?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, it's either. Can it be both? Why can't it be both? Why is it got to be black and white?

[Tyler Hoover]

Like.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So when are you gonna get the Warhammer logo in? Oh, I'm not.

[Brent Tucker]

So I can play this on, like, the computer?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, like. Yeah, yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

All right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it's dope. Me and my son play it all the time.

[Tyler Hoover]

Warhammer. All right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We're 4K. Space Marine Two, baby. That's what. That's the game.

[Brent Tucker]

Have you heard of it?

[Jimmy Arnett]

No.

[Brent Tucker]

No. Let me out of it. Yeah. Do you play. Do you play video games?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yes.

[Brent Tucker]

Which ones do you play?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Call of Duty and Battlefield.

[Brent Tucker]

So those. You're normal.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hello, Adventure.

[Brent Tucker]

He plays normal video game. Very good, Lois.

[Tyler Hoover]

I think Warhammer sounds fun. It just sounds complicated.

[Brent Tucker]

Look, listen.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Nervous. Listen, listen.

[Tyler Hoover]

The.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The Black Library is what it's called. The Black Library has. You cannot read all of the books from Warhammer 40K. There are so many. You know who is a huge fan of Warhammer 40, 000, by the way?

[Tyler Hoover]

Who?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Henry Cavill. I mean, like. Like, he's in talks right now with Amazon to do a Warhammer 40K show. It's going to be huge. Hey, what's better, NASCAR or Warhammer?

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, man, you hit him hard there. I don't know, man. I don't know. I play this game like, it's a. Like, I log in, I get a screen name, and I go to war, and we're, like, on headsets and stuff, like Call of Duty.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I'm sorry.

[Brent Tucker]

I was.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I was reading the. Reading the comments. Someone says you talk trash about Warhammer, I'm gone.

[Tyler Hoover]

Get out of here, you.

[Brent Tucker]

I know.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I can't believe it. You guys are talking like. You guys are lame.

[Tyler Hoover]

You know what?

[Brent Tucker]

Here's.

[Tyler Hoover]

Here's the. Here's what people don't understand about what we do. Right? Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

All right, well, let's.

[Tyler Hoover]

Let's. Let's come back to reality, Jimmy.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

We've been talking about doing a Warhammer skip for a long time because something you're very. You're very passionate about. It's actually a very big culture, and it could overlap with a lot of our listeners.

[Brent Tucker]

It really does.

[Tyler Hoover]

So what did we do? We just cut a clip about Warmer and some ass motherfuckers in here crying.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like a VFW person. Because we're making fun of it. No, dude, we're shedding awareness on something that you like and bringing it to a bunch of other people. But you want to sit here and cry about it. Get the out.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Still.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Move out. Draw fire troops. Lame.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hey, look, it's the same guy.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, is it?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, he didn't like Warhammer either.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, he loves Warhammer. He's mad that we were making it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Warhammers, where he draws a line.

[Brent Tucker]

Brett said he didn't like Warhammer. These guys.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude. Dude did. I mean, so, like, I. I got this. I got this tattoo. I got this tattoo when I read.

[Tyler Hoover]

The book.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hell's Reach.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Brent Tucker]

It's a Warhammer book.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It is. And the main character is named Grimaldis.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, this is deep.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it is. I can't believe I tried to show you the video of it because somebody actually took the audiobook.

[Tyler Hoover]

I know, but you. We. What? You'll do it. When I'm in the middle of something, you're like, I need eight minutes of your life. And I'm like, just hold on. I will. And then we forget.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

The run he was on, it sounded like it was gonna be more than eight minutes.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, no, that was an ad libbed. Yeah, that's just. That was straight out of the building.

[Tyler Hoover]

Just shoot freestyle.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, love of the game, baby. I have so much. I have more. My wife makes fun of me all the time. She's like, you can remember all this obscure lore about Warhammer 40K, but you can't remember what? I talked to you about five minutes ago, Jimmy.

[Brent Tucker]

You know you can get a twitch channel and stream your Warhammer game and become like, a million.

[Tyler Hoover]

Jimmy says he won't do it because it's too over saturated.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it's over saturated.

[Brent Tucker]

Twitches.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, no, no.

[Brent Tucker]

You just stream yourself playing games online.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, I might do that for like. Like Patreon or something like that. We're like, hey, we'll. We'll get other people that want to play Warhammer 40K. We'll group up with space marines. We'll go do a operation.

[Brent Tucker]

I just want to Know who wants to go get drunk and gamble?

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, I'm good with drunk and gamble, too. This is. This has been my problem the whole time I was in the Army.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like, drunk.

[Brent Tucker]

No, that too.

[Jimmy Arnett]

But, like, I. I was this guy who was like, man, Jimmy is a nerd. And he knows all this. He reads these Warhammer books. He knows all this news. He talks about history while we're on deployment in Iraq going, alexander the Great.

[Tyler Hoover]

Walked right through here.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And we're like, shut the up, Jimmy. But he will also absolutely shoot you in the face. And he was really good at his job as an infantryman in Iraq. So I was always around these bros, but I was always the, like, nerd of the bros. Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, it's like a. Like a comms guy in an infantry position.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yes, Except I was a sniper.

[Tyler Hoover]

You made fun of those nerd guys.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I needed him, man. In fact, CC is a comms guy.

[Tyler Hoover]

Only other thing is. What's this about Apple ID rolling out? Oh, digital. Oh, Apple rolling out. Digital id. Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay, so here's what you need to understand. So over in the uk, they are rolling out a digital id.

[Tyler Hoover]

And.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And tell me if this sounds familiar, Tyler. You won't be able to buy anything, you won't be able to sell anything, you won't be able to work unless you have this digital id. This is in the uk.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, we did talk about this. They're actually doing it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's done. This is something that's happening here.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, we're. We're actually going forward with it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So Apple.

[Tyler Hoover]

Don't.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Don't. Apple. Two weeks ago, this is the flash to bang on this. Two weeks ago, Apple was like, hey, we want to help with the digital id. We would like. They started out with just. We're going to make sure that your documents. So like your passport, your driver's license, we're going to save those. You'll be able to show them on your. On your Apple account. Right. And then two weeks later, it was like the U.S. government said, oh, yeah, TSA is going to totally recognize everything. It's going to be open for 250 different airports around the nation. And let's see, from. So two weeks from proposal by Apple to acceptance. And remember that this is all in the Apple id.

[Tyler Hoover]

The.

[Jimmy Arnett]

The Apple pay ecosphere.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So the ecosystem.

[Tyler Hoover]

Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So like, for example, if you have an Apple phone and you don't pay for your Apple subscription, you can't download any more. It.

[Tyler Hoover]

You gotta get an Android. Like you.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, you got to get an Android like me, which is why I have one. So this is something that can very quickly. And don't get it twisted. Everybody's like, oh, app. It's just Apple. It's just Apple. No, no, no, no, no.

[Brent Tucker]

Apple play with it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Apple is the administrator. This is a government program.

[Brent Tucker]

But we. If it's Apple, nobody. It's. It's a great way to do it because nobody questions anything Apple says. They just let you do it.

[Tyler Hoover]

Exactly.

[Brent Tucker]

Whatever they say.

[Tyler Hoover]

But.

[Jimmy Arnett]

But Revelations, baby.

[Brent Tucker]

That's why I use as an Android.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay, let's do that.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay, just so. The mark of the beast, right? You're either gonna have to have it here. The Bible says, you know, you have to have it on the forehead or on your wrist.

[Brent Tucker]

Right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You won't be able to buy, you won't be able to sell, you won't.

[Brent Tucker]

Be able to work.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You won't be able to do anything unless you have this mark.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Here it is.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's right there. Apple.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, Apple id.

[Tyler Hoover]

And.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And they're rolling it out. It'll look sexy, it'll look cool. It'll look like it's the new iPhone. Right? No, man, this is. This is wrong. And I mean, you basically have the eye of Sauron over all of us, which. You guys don't get that reference because.

[Tyler Hoover]

You'Re not nerds like me.

[Brent Tucker]

Well, I think Elon Musk said that Apple phones are not allowed inside his space.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's correct.

[Brent Tucker]

Because of the AI intelligence on it. He's like, you're not bringing that thing in here.

[Jimmy Arnett]

They're not even allowed near skiffs.

[Tyler Hoover]

I wonder if Apple's what's messing us up on our video quality. Hey, so you're saying that the US Government is going to team up with Apple?

[Jimmy Arnett]

It's already done.

[Tyler Hoover]

That is scary because I remember when meta was trying to take over our. That brains.

[Jimmy Arnett]

This. So two week.

[Brent Tucker]

This.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Listen to the flash debang.

[Tyler Hoover]

The government working with.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Two weeks ago, Apple made this proposal. This week, the government said TSA is going to honor all this stuff, and it's all good to go.

[Tyler Hoover]

Wow.

[Jimmy Arnett]

They went from two weeks from proposal to implementation. That is fast.

[Tyler Hoover]

That is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, for the gun.

[Tyler Hoover]

I mean, that's. You can't even get business contract negotiations to.

[Jimmy Arnett]

For the U. S. Government to go.

[Brent Tucker]

Build a shed in two weeks in your backyard. It takes you longer to get.

[Tyler Hoover]

It feels like maybe they were talking for a long time.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hey. Hey, Marquis. I'm not an Imperial fist. I'm a blood angel.

[Brent Tucker]

That's your guy.

[Tyler Hoover]

Over there, man.

[Brent Tucker]

He's a Blood Angel.

[Tyler Hoover]

That sounds like a gang member.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, it is a gang member. If you know Warhammer 40 somebody.

[Tyler Hoover]

Dylan asked if you. If you. If you play on PC or console.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I play on console, but they're cross platform, so you can play this on Xbox? Yes, you can play. I play it on Xbox. You can play it on PC. I can.

[Tyler Hoover]

I have an Xbox.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Okay, well, we're all Xbox. We can all play. We can stream it if people want to see it.

[Tyler Hoover]

I don't know. It might be cool to do on Patreon. How do we do that?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, dude, Twitch. Yeah, I mean, we could.

[Tyler Hoover]

Grand Theft Auto is not coming.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Or we could just do a party where it's like, hey, everybody's in. Everybody's in the Patreon, right? Like, hey, drop your gamer tag and we'll invite you so that you could play with us. We'll drink mountain views all night.

[Tyler Hoover]

Lewis, will you play with us? I can't right now.

[Brent Tucker]

I'm busy.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We can even create. We can even create a chapter. The anti hero chapter. God's sake.

[Tyler Hoover]

I met.

[Brent Tucker]

Say, got time for you guys, man. I play Call of Duty like a real man.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm busy. I think I got something going on whatever day. I got gentle, man.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I got dental.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, that's great, dude.

[Tyler Hoover]

Great.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, man. Dude. That you're gonna be able to get plenty of clips. That you're gonna be able to cut that down into a. A clip for sure. Yes, I will give out my gamer tag. I just can't. I gotta find it. I gotta go cook on Xbox because. Oh, I'm grim dark dad.

[Brent Tucker]

That's what I. Bro, it's getting deep in here.

[Tyler Hoover]

Somebody said in the comments in the uk, with some new id, I, I, you get caught, say, like jaywalking on cctv, they can find you and take it straight from your account.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's right.

[Brent Tucker]

They're also coming to your house if you post anything. Anti government.

[Tyler Hoover]

Dude. Dude, you got to give it. I almost missed that. Heather caught it. You need to get that on like a super chat, something like that, man. If it's something we need to read, we don't catch them all the time.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Drop a dollar 99.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, that's something we need to read.

[Brent Tucker]

We got anti here alive from the VFW before we got Grand Theft Auto. I saw. You know, that's that Kashi, that betting site. Do you know Kashi is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No.

[Brent Tucker]

Kashi is basically like an app where you can bet on anything.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

We could actually Have. Well, I finished this code, like, before the end of the show. They bet on it. Somebody bet, like, a lot of money that Grand Theft Auto would get delayed. And it did. And they. Cat, I saw that post. They cashed out, like, millions of dollars.

[Tyler Hoover]

Dollars. Really?

[Brent Tucker]

You can bet on, like, elections. You can bet on sports. Will this song be number one on the charts at the end of the year? Will Joe Rogan's podcast be number one at the end? Like, all these different things you can bet on.

[Tyler Hoover]

Everybody verifies the.

[Brent Tucker]

The bet the company.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, I mean, if me and you said, will you finish?

[Pat McAfee]

That's a little.

[Brent Tucker]

It's. It's. Everything's going on in. In the. In the public, so it's very easily verifiable. I mean, it can all be skewed and lied about. But, like, they had the election, like, the night that. When Trump was running at that night, I was watching Kashi. I'm like, Trump's at 96 on Kachi to win the presidency at like 8:00'.

[Tyler Hoover]

Clock.

[Brent Tucker]

He's gonna win. But you can bet on all that dude online. So we can bet on Jimmy to beat somebody in the game.

[Tyler Hoover]

What's your. What's your name, Jimmy?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Grim Dark dad.

[Tyler Hoover]

Grim Dark dad.

[Jimmy Arnett]

My son is Grim Dark Son.

[Brent Tucker]

This is our dog, Grim Dark Cat. There goes Grim Dark Cat. His name is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

My cat's name is Grimaldis.

[Tyler Hoover]

About us from. From the book. From the book.

[Brent Tucker]

The whole family.

[Tyler Hoover]

How do. How do we not know this about you, Jimmy?

[Brent Tucker]

I don't know. We didn't know.

[Tyler Hoover]

I've been trying to tell you about this.

[Jimmy Arnett]

We didn't know you were in a National Guard until Saturday.

[Brent Tucker]

You're in the National Guard.

[Tyler Hoover]

He was.

[Brent Tucker]

You were.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, I was not in the National Guard. I was active the whole time.

[Tyler Hoover]

I did eight years, technically, but three years in the National Guard. Really? Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, I do remember that. Over Caroline screaming at you.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, Their name.

[Brent Tucker]

Caroline.

[Tyler Hoover]

Carolyn.

[Brent Tucker]

Carolyn, yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, yeah, Carolyn. I mean, she was such a nice lady.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, it's in the comments. No call today, Clint.

[Tyler Hoover]

Monday, Mondays.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Mondays is for you, Clint. So we love you, Clint with the sleep top on. That's right. Clint's making fun of me because I got the waffle top on. Hey, it was chilly this morning. It was a brisk 42 degrees when I walked out of the house.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh, my goodness.

[Jimmy Arnett]

And my son is watching. Yes.

[Brent Tucker]

Dark sun is watching.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, Dark sun.

[Brent Tucker]

What do you think about that, Lewis?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Interesting.

[Brent Tucker]

Interesting.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude, we gotta get a picture of him.

[Tyler Hoover]

I need a picture of him.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, no, but we need to do.

[Brent Tucker]

Like one of those.

[Tyler Hoover]

He's got a camera.

[Jimmy Arnett]

No, no, the, like the, the cartoons. Like the people draw on the street. Like the street cartoon and it's like interesting.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

I like how he low key just blew us off.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

I work for y'.

[Jimmy Arnett]

All.

[Tyler Hoover]

I don't, I don't hang with y' all losers. Busy on what day? I'm probably gonna be busy, but what day? Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

I like it, man.

[Jimmy Arnett]

What a, what a fun day. I mean, Clint, you missed out on all the fun stuff this morning because we're getting soon back and watch it.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. All right.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I didn't know we were Canadians.

[Tyler Hoover]

And ended on Venezuela. Oh, Venezuelan Chronicles. We just lost something off the desk, but I don't know what it is.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Venezuela. We have a modern armada off the coast of Venezuela. The USSR Gerald R. Ford is now in theater and prepared to do airstrikes. There's a whole lot of like there's already a government in waiting in the wings. And this looks like regime change is definitely going to happen in Venezuela.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. How are we going to assist in that?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Oh, I think we're going to be the big hammer and fist on it. And this has everything to do with economics.

[Tyler Hoover]

And is that a, was that a warhammer?

[Brent Tucker]

No, that was the fist was emphasized in that sentence.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hammer and fist. I, I mean we, we're absolutely gonna. Unless something changes. I mean, I really don't want boots on. I don't think boots on the ground will happen, but I think we will absolutely destroy. I mean they are totally ready right now to have a fight with us. They are on 100 alert and like their guys are out there right now training with wooden machine guns.

[Brent Tucker]

We are going to.

[Tyler Hoover]

That's sad.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, that's, that's how they're getting ready for us.

[Brent Tucker]

In other news, we're going to kill our 16th person today. Florida.

[Tyler Hoover]

Florida.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah. The record, new record.

[Tyler Hoover]

We have the state record, world record.

[Brent Tucker]

We're at the record right now for most in a year. Ron DeSantis. The stay was denied. We expedite that 16th death sentence carried out today at 6:00pm hey, do you.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Are we, are we doing the death penalty for pedophiles here?

[Tyler Hoover]

Did that pass?

[Brent Tucker]

That passed. Still has to be go through. Like a jury has to have a certain vote. I think it's unanimous. But yes, they are there. But this is from a 19. 1979 murder in Brevard County.

[Tyler Hoover]

Was that like a first degree murder type?

[Jimmy Arnett]

Killed a six.

[Brent Tucker]

Killed a six year old girl. Four decades, 1979 murder. Sentence of death in 1986.

[Tyler Hoover]

And he's still taking our tax dollars.

[Brent Tucker]

Yep.

[Tyler Hoover]

Wow.

[Brent Tucker]

He goes. He goes down at 6pm tonight, lethal injection, Stark, Florida.

[Tyler Hoover]

Do you think so. You don't feel that at all, do you? They make it here?

[Brent Tucker]

No, I think it's like you just fall asleep.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah, that's what they say. Well, I mean, I'd rather get you a firing squad.

[Brent Tucker]

Think about all the. No, think about all the times you've gone under for, like, surgery. You have no idea what happened.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Just wake up. Thank God.

[Jimmy Arnett]

So. Well, you just. You're just beamed up to Jesus.

[Brent Tucker]

No, he's not going to Jesus.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Well, no, I mean. But I mean, he's gonna see Jesus for a minute. He's gonna see Jesus.

[Tyler Hoover]

He just hits the thing. Yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy Arnett]

It's like. And here's St. Peter at the Pearly Gate going.

[Brent Tucker]

Jesus gives him that interesting.

[Tyler Hoover]

Boom. The Dr. Evil thing.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Down to the sharks with the laser beams.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. I mean, that's cool.

[Brent Tucker]

Imagine that. I mean, piece of. But just think of that. That's gotta be a hell of a day today.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. At the prison, for him, they do it.

[Brent Tucker]

But for him, like, he wakes up, he's like, well, yep, today.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah. It's almost like. I mean, would you. You're So I watched a documentary where it's actually death row. People have it really good.

[Brent Tucker]

Oh, they do.

[Tyler Hoover]

They have it really good. There's no, like, they. They keep them isolated. They. Because they're on death row, they give them more humane things and they live their life on death row. The whole documentary is about how people are on death row for 20 years.

[Brent Tucker]

This guy's been on since 86.

[Tyler Hoover]

That's insane. Before I was born, dude.

[Brent Tucker]

But he's gonna.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That was two. I was two.

[Brent Tucker]

But today he has to. I mean, that's got to be a hell of a day.

[Tyler Hoover]

I can't see.

[Brent Tucker]

It's gotta be a hell of a day.

[Tyler Hoover]

Maybe he wants it.

[Brent Tucker]

I don't know if you ever really. Man, even when you talk to those people, a few people that have survived, like, jumping off the. Dude, he's got to be 78 bridge. Like, jump off the Golden Gate Bridge. I'm just going to stay. Golden Gate Bridge. There's one guy survived. They did a Netflix thing and he said the instant he cleared the railing, he absolutely regretted it.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

This is a bad idea.

[Tyler Hoover]

Well, that's going to be a painful experience.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, I guess you don't have time to regret the quick ones. You Know you can't really.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, if I had my. If I had my way, I'd be like, give me the firing squad.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, Jimmy. Why you're also your dog when it dies. Doesn't want the firing squad. And that's.

[Brent Tucker]

And that pig you'd murdered, wherever the hell you murder him. The US government, he didn't want him. He didn't want to die either.

[Tyler Hoover]

Jimmy's like, so I can stab him and he doesn't feel it.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Dude, we actually did not inflict any harm on him. We were all repairing the harm that other people did.

[Brent Tucker]

Whatever you got to tell yourself.

[Jimmy Arnett]

That's what I tell myself. Because it is Grim Dad.

[Tyler Hoover]

I'm.

[Brent Tucker]

Hey, Grim dad.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Grim dark dad. Listen, listen.

[Tyler Hoover]

You're.

[Jimmy Arnett]

You're so lucky that I can actually take a joke because otherwise I would sue your.

[Brent Tucker]

Yes.

[Tyler Hoover]

Oh yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Because it actually. It's truth.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Yeah.

[Brent Tucker]

Can't super that.

[Tyler Hoover]

All right, guys. So we've got a live show tonight. Streams both on Anti Hero and the Counterculture Inc. Network. It's called the Night Shift. It is right here. Former. Former show what we used to do as a squad cast. We sit out of the other studio, we go to the other studio and we break down videos, shoot the drink some beer. It's for the boys. It's a good time.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I'm gonna.

[Tyler Hoover]

Totally different environment. And Jimmy will be eating a pizza in the middle of it and setting it next to me and driving.

[Brent Tucker]

He's got his chicken nuggets and room.

[Tyler Hoover]

Temperature ketchup chicken nuggies today with that. We have that tonight. We also have this Saturday. Like we said, we will be in St. Petersburg in the Tampa area. If you are around, you want to come by, you don't have to get on the mic. You don't have to be on camera. You can just come say hi to us, hang out, get some free shots, you know, so that's. And then we have. Keep in mind in December. Do we know what city this is in yet?

[Brent Tucker]

Let's wait. We have an event in South Carolina December 6th.

[Tyler Hoover]

Okay.

[Brent Tucker]

And we'll announce that on Monday.

[Tyler Hoover]

It's gonna be cold.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah. It's a. Another non profit shooting event where a bunch of bros are gonna get together Friday night and do some practice shooting. And then Saturday's a competition. We were invited up to host podcast and you know, interview people involved in the shooting. Offer us a shoot that neither of us really.

[Tyler Hoover]

I think we're gonna do something at night.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah.

[Tyler Hoover]

Friday night.

[Brent Tucker]

Yeah, I think Friday night we'll have.

[Tyler Hoover]

Like A pub or something.

[Brent Tucker]

Like a pub or local. One of the guys. Maybe a little live show on Patreon Friday night, and then we're gonna gather pre recorded stuff on Saturday probably, and then put together like a real. Or.

[Tyler Hoover]

Why don't we go live Saturday, too?

[Brent Tucker]

We can, but I think we also get. You know, not everybody's gonna want to be live and you're gonna have guys moving around. But maybe I'll get on the gun too. We'll shoot a little bit. Maybe I'll go crazy. I'll bring my Sig.

[Tyler Hoover]

I can't shoot better than Mike, I'm telling you right now. So.

[Brent Tucker]

Absolutely.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I mean, his wife is.

[Tyler Hoover]

I was gonna outshoot Jack, but he pulled the cancer card and went and got treatment. So now we can't have that compromise competition.

[Brent Tucker]

But that's on who outs you too?

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, I'm better than Mike.

[Brent Tucker]

No, absolutely not.

[Jimmy Arnett]

I am not a pistol shooter, but I'll clean you guys off on a.

[Tyler Hoover]

KD range or on Warhammer. All right, guys, thanks for joining us.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Hey, hey, make sure you come. You tune in tonight because there'll be more juicy stuff.

[Tyler Hoover]

Yeah, yeah, we'll get into it. Boozle flow. Just kidding. Yeah, sort of. Kind of booze.

[Brent Tucker]

I thought he said boobs.

[Tyler Hoover]

No, dude, no. Get the off the air.

[Brent Tucker]

Bye, guys.

[Jimmy Arnett]

Good night.

[Tyler Hoover]

Sad.