12/01/2025: ARE WE THE BAD GUYS??

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Antihero Broadcast

Episode: 12/01/2025: ARE WE THE BAD GUYS??

Date: December 1, 2025
Host: The Antihero Podcast
Theme: The fine line between supporting law enforcement, the dangers and ethics of controversial opinions, the state of policing and policing criticism, current events in law enforcement, international affairs, and faith in adversity—all in the context of a blue-collar, veteran, and first responder audience.

1. Main Theme and Purpose

This episode dives into questions of allegiance, ethics, and controversy within the law enforcement and veteran communities. The hosts tackle the repercussions of airing unpopular or divisive opinions, particularly around recent viral clips that question the boundaries of obedience and resistance in policing and government actions. They reflect on internal criticism, public backlash, and the personal responsibility that comes with both their former roles as officers and their current roles as broadcasters. The episode is colored by humor, technical mishaps, honest disagreements, and a recurring call for open, honest debate—including with those who vigorously disagree.

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2. Key Discussion Points and Insights

Technical Glitches & Banter

• The show begins with the hosts wrestling with audio/tech issues, poking fun at each other ("Problem solving!" – Tyler, 02:30), before acknowledging they’re live.
• Frequent jokes about their difficulties running the tech set the casual, brotherly tone.
• “I gotta make sure everybody can hear us on the show. Can you guys let us—” (Tyler, 02:11)

Viral Clip Controversy and Policing Debate

• The group discusses a viral clip with former cop Dominic Izzo, which has stirred criticism for being “anti-cop,” especially among some active law enforcement officers.
• Lewis clarifies: The debate was about police entering homes illegally and the hypothetical of resisting tyranny, NOT advocating violence against police. “Dom said it very extremely. I do not advocate for anybody to kill cops when they’re doing their job.” (Lewis, 10:11)
• The hosts reflect on the importance of context and long-form conversation, contrasting open dialogue with out-of-context internet outrage.
• Tyler, on airing these discussions: “Sitting here saying y’all shouldn’t have done that is absurd...to blame all policing issues on us.” (08:25)

Responsibility, Free Speech, and Internal Criticism

• The hosts challenge their critics to show the same courage calling out normalized anti-cop rhetoric elsewhere (e.g., on Black Lives Matter or DL Hughley’s pages).
• Lewis: “Go out and use your First Amendment and get on those pages where you’re not going to be in a nice pool of company.” (16:39)
• They emphasize the value of platforming even “extreme” points of view for debate, rather than silencing.

Law Enforcement Ethics: “Are We the Bad Guys?”

• Debate over duty, law, and protest: The group debates the boundary between following orders, protecting civil liberties, and speaking up about policy or order problems, both for cops and the military.
• Live call-ins are invited for open debate, with the number shared (18:26).

Examples of Police Misconduct & Accountability

• Video segments (some marred by tech issues) feature clips of questionable police conduct and discussions of duty to intervene.
• Real life stories: Lewis and others share anecdotes from their careers of standing up, disagreeing with colleagues, and handling criticism.
  • “If one person in that room doesn’t feel good about it and for the right reasons, it should be reassessed, re-talked about—not just, hey, we’re going anyway. That’s the old mentality.” – Lewis (81:50)

International Security & Current Events

• Afghan interpreter shooting: Jimmy details a recent shooting in D.C. by a former CIA-trained Afghan interpreter, triggering reviews of “Operation Allies Welcome” and increased scrutiny of Somali communities (see standout segment below).
• The UK’s policing constraints are compared with US flexibility, drawing frustrated messages from UK cops.
• Brief but strong discussion on Venezuela, oil, and US strategic doctrine about hemispheric dominance.
  • “We have to control what goes on in our backyard before we have a massive war.” – Jimmy (69:54)
• Ukraine update: Live call from a volunteer in Ukraine, describing drone warfare, psychological damage, and even live-betting platforms on the conflict.

Policing, Masculinity, and Faith in Adversity

• The episode weaves in discussions about the toll of policing, why men struggle with fulfillment and suffering, and the importance of finding meaning not just in work but in perseverance.
• The last 30 minutes adopt a candid, faith-tinged tone, reflecting on mistakes, redemption, “peaking too early,” and finding identity in struggle.
  • “When you stay the course and you believe in yourself and you believe in God and you do the right things, it comes in. Everybody’s journey is different.” – Lewis (108:27)

Religion, Israel, & Public Discourse

• Direct talk about the distinction between Jewish people, Zionism, and Israel—the hosts question the default American alliance with Israel, separate it clearly from Christianity, and call for more open discourse.
• Jimmy: “You can’t sit here and look me in the eye and tell me that Israel has the best interest of the United States at heart. They don’t. And why would they? They have the best interest of Israel at heart.”
• The closing “verse of the day”: John 16:33, about enduring trouble and overcoming the world.

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3. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the “danger” of honest policing discussions
  “Me putting out a social media clip talking about government takeover is not in the first 1,000 things that are dangerous to a cop—physically, to their career, to their mental health.” – Tyler (08:25)

• On critics cherry-picking clips:
  “You guys are tough here when we obviously didn’t say that. But you don’t go out and use it to against the people who we will call out.” – Lewis (16:39)

• Open challenge to debate:
  “If you want to debate, if you’re on the side of pro-law enforcement and you think we are doing a disservice…by all means, call us.” – Tyler (18:41)

• Reflecting on fatigue in enforcement careers:
  “If you’re in the United States, nobody is telling you to strafe women and children or do anything that violates your country.” – Jimmy (77:56)

• On generational change in military/police loyalty:
  “Now even pro-American conservative males are going, ‘Why are we doing? What is the reason?’ That’s where it gets very dangerous.” – Lewis (74:27)

• Blunt talk on faith, redemption, and life experience:
  “If you follow [Jesus’s] mindset and those Words, you will inherently be a good person, a good contributor to society.” – Lewis (102:07)
  “The best things that ever happened to me are when I ran into a brick wall and I went, I am—this is not the right path.” – Jimmy (113:36)

• Verse of the day
  “I have told you all of these things so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart, I have overcome the world.” – John 16:33 (104:11)

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4. Timestamps for Key Segments

• Intro and technical mishaps: 00:56–04:25
• Reflections on the viral police “takeover” clip: 05:15–10:49
• Social media outrage and the nature of “clipping”: 10:49–11:42
• Duty to intervene & modern police dilemmas: 09:22–10:11; 13:13–14:42
• Jimmy’s call for debate/opposing voices: 18:26–20:04
• Discussion of police misconduct, tyranny, and ‘bad cops’: 21:32–23:52 (and throughout)
• International affairs: Afghan shooter/Somali MP debate: 38:45–48:16
• Venezuela, hemispheric strategy, and war: 64:09–69:54
• Faith, masculinity, and perseverance: 105:44–109:18
• Religion, Israel, and open dialogue: 86:15–92:17
• Verse of the day and spiritual closing discussion: 103:40–106:42

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5. Tone, Language & Format

• The language is raw, candid, and conversational—authentic to law enforcement and military circles.
• Jokes and self-owns are frequent, grounding the group’s serious themes in humor and humility. Frustrations with tech, internet outrage, and criticism are openly vented.
• When discussing politics and faith, the tone is direct but not dogmatic; disagreements are aired live.
• The group never shies from controversy, but stresses their core of service, brotherhood, and personal growth.

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For Listeners:

This episode is driven by open, sometimes abrasive self-examination and honest debate about the ethics of policing, service, accountability, and living with integrity amidst chaos—whether in the streets, on social media, or in the face of foreign wars and religious dilemmas. If you want to understand the real conversations occurring in cop and veteran circles, warts and all, this episode delivers.

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Side Notes:

• Tech issues persist throughout, becoming a recurring joke and metaphor for adversity.
• There are frequent attempts to include guest/call-in segments (e.g., “Canine,” “Ukraine”), but technical failures limit their airtime—adding a real, unscripted feel.
• Advertisements and shoutouts for veteran/LEO-owned businesses are scattered throughout but not the focus here.

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End of Summary

Transcript

[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

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[Jimmy]

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[Mike]

Sam.

[Lewis]

Team for life.

[Tyler]

First off, I got to figure out if we have sound. Did anybody hear that intro? You just figured it out. I didn't figure anything out. Do.

[Jimmy]

We're good, man. We're live.

[Lewis]

We're live. I don't hear anything. No mic, no audio. It's not like we've been sitting here for 30 minutes off.

[Tyler]

Wait, so do you. You can't.

[Lewis]

Anything?

[Tyler]

I have. I have something.

[Lewis]

I have nothing.

[Tyler]

Do you have nothing? Do you guys have something in your head?

[Jimmy]

I can hear perfectly.

[Tyler]

L. Can you hear? It might. It might be a headphones issue. I mean, I can hear you guys, but not the thing for some reason.

[Lewis]

We look good at least.

[Tyler]

Well, we look good. Well, I gotta make sure everybody can hear us on the show. Can you guys let us.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they're here. They can hear us.

[Tyler]

Okay. Yeah. Okay. Mike, you can't hear.

[Lewis]

I have no mic, no ears. So we're.

[Tyler]

We're.

[Lewis]

Now I gotta. Have you stepped on it?

[Jimmy]

Yes. That's what it does. Problem solving.

[Tyler]

Problem solving. Problem solving.

[Lewis]

Good morning.

[Jimmy]

It's Monday, December 1st.

[Tyler]

The antihero broadcast is the entertainment broadcast for veterans, first responders and all blue collar Americans. Hope everybody's enjoying the first day of December, officially Christmas time. I think we're gonna put up the tree at our casa. Our 12 foot tall white people tree. Mike's already in a bad mood.

[Lewis]

Merry Christmas.

[Tyler]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

Domizo.

[Tyler]

Dominic Izzo.

[Lewis]

So everybody got mad. We got a lot of messages about this and it was clipped. Sometimes you clip too good. I think it was clipped very well. What he said and what he was saying was if you watched. The point is to watch the whole show. Yeah. Can't go off of. You know, cops complain about that one minute video that makes him look horrendous on the news. But he was basically saying if the police come into your home illegally and start to like take over, he's saying he supports the second.

[Tyler]

And that's him saying that that's him. That's him.

[Lewis]

And here's my example of this. This is the first time I'm going to bring this guy up without going Aiden Ross. No, Aiden Ross is massive streamer. Had was at the White House with President Trump.

[Tyler]

Oh, you showed me his video.

[Lewis]

Had Paul Miller the gypsy crusader on Aiden Ross is Jewish. The gypsy creator, Paul Miller hates Jewish people. Okay. They had like a two hour dialogue. He was calling him every name in the book. The gypsy crusader was Aiden Ross sat there.

[Tyler]

Oh my God.

[Lewis]

Aiden Ross Lewis is on fire today. Aiden Ross sat there and let him talk. So that's kind of what we do with Dom. Dom has his own opinion. Do I agree with everything Dom says? Absolutely not. It was clipped good. But what he in was saying is exactly what I just said is that if it's a takeover, if they come in your house to seize your weapons illegally, if they're there and we got a lot of people saying, oh, you guys are putting out the wrong mess. Is it cup? I got demoted for doing my job. I didn't get demoted for no squirrely. All these other cops are getting demoted for like looking up girls and doing all this. These guys back in my town are doing. I was a sergeant on the road. Could have been kicking it under a tree. And I arrested somebody that was doing drugs. Like I am all about police work hard police work. Pushing the fourth amendment to the very brink of breaking it. But we were talking about like a government takeover. Yeah, tyranny. That's what we were talking.

[Tyler]

History repeats itself, people. Ladies and gentlemen, I don't know if we. I mean it is. You do get caught up in current times. And most of us are between the age of 25 and 40 years old. Most of us. And yeah, that's never happened. But history will repeat itself. We've been around how many years? You mean thousands? The.

[Jimmy]

The human race, kingdoms and government. 6,000 years.

[Tyler]

6,000 years. We've been around that long. It's happened a time or two.

[Lewis]

It's happening right now.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

It's happening in Africa. There's just overthrow of Christians. There's overthrow. It's happening all over the world. And what Dom was saying was, and he's a little extreme. I mean I'm not putting him at Paul Miller level of extreme, but he has a very extreme point of view. And our point is to let this guy talk about it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Say it. And then we say ah. Well we kind of agree with that. We don't agree with this. But you know, I was disappointed in a Few people that jumped in there and just assumed that we were like anti copy and people we've supported and people that we've been friends with and kind of being like, yeah, people were.

[Tyler]

Saying you guys shouldn't be doing this. This is dangerous to the profession. I'm sorry, I think Lewis, you're killing me. You're just, you're distracting me. You got everything done that you need to get done.

[Lewis]

I mean it gets here at 10:30.

[Tyler]

Mid show is probably not the time to start messing with everything anyways. Me putting out a social media clip talking about government takeover is not in the first 1,000 things that are dangerous to a cop physically, to their career, to their mental health. So sitting here saying y' all shouldn't have done that to me is absurd to have a conversation and then to blame all the policing issues on us. And it was, it was, I want to say high profile cops that were messaging us saying hey man, that's not right.

[Jimmy]

Like you know what's not right? Unauthorized entry into somebody's home and property. That's not right. That, that is, I mean Mike, I'm sure that there are times when you have probable cause to go, I don't have a warrant but I can go in there. I hear a kid screaming, yeah, yeah. Or I see a fire circumstance.

[Lewis]

There's always that. But you're right, we in Florida, we have a duty to intervene statute. Right. They George Floyded it. It's all about pretty much reads all about chokeholding excessive force and distractionary blows. Yeah but in that duty to intervene, we've seen it time and time again. There was that video we played I think before I came, became full time co host. There was that video that bald headed dude jacked up sergeant and the female gets in his way and was like hey, stop. We have a duty to step in front of our SO one come at us with all the oh, you guys are this and that. But you guys also have a duty to stop your co workers from doing illegal or you're just as guilty. You're just as guilty if you watch them use excessive force, entering homes illegally and, and do this thing. And I think that's kind of, you know, Dom said it very extremely. I do not advocate for anybody to kill cops when they're doing their job. Just lost a friend.

[Tyler]

That's obvious. You shouldn't even have to say that.

[Lewis]

But it's wild that people came at us like that too.

[Jimmy]

Well again, I mean this, this is the, the intern. The problem with the Internet in general. There's so many people who hear 10 seconds and then extrapolate everything that they think that they just heard. And it's like, dude, none of that was said.

[Lewis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And. And, you know, it's a. It's obviously it clipped. I knew when you clipped it it was going to be rough. I knew it. And you did what he. You did. And. And it's doing its job for social media, which is none of it. We're not cops anymore. We're social media people. Or what Reagan call us. We're influencers.

[Tyler]

I would, I would. Yeah. I will say this to anybody, anybody that's ever sat at this table. A lot of people that I've worked with have at one point said, hey, man, I don't know about the clip. And I said, nobody would be sitting here right now if it wasn't for the exposure. And everybody's always like, that's a good point. So I do. Like I said, any clip that's going to be really bad, I do run it by people. I run it by.

[Lewis]

A lot of the one we thought was gonna be bad didn't get any.

[Tyler]

It's crazy. Yeah. The ones you think are going to be, you know, but at the end of the day, social media clips are there for a preview. They're going to get half the response of people angry. The other half are going to be, yeah, this is awesome. And you're hoping that a small portion of those people go, I like these guys.

[Jimmy]

Conversation.

[Lewis]

Well, let me watch the whole episode to get all the context. Let me, let me check it all out. Because that's what the clip is designed to do, is to get people to engage and then watch it.

[Jimmy]

And then. And then when you're done with that, you should probably watch the Mic Drop podcast, you know, and. And like, get some behind the scenes.

[Lewis]

Yes. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

You know, like, because there's a lot more going on. I mean, first of all, we haven't even addressed the elephant in the room.

[Lewis]

Which one?

[Jimmy]

The one that's behind you.

[Lewis]

Oh, the wall.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, it's nice. It is nice.

[Lewis]

Everybody see the wall? We built the wall.

[Tyler]

We built the wall.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Well, I put a little bit into it.

[Jimmy]

Spades and trowels and grout almost look professional.

[Lewis]

We're almost there. We gotta fix that one corner. That light switch drives me crazy. We're gonna get there.

[Jimmy]

We're doing the best.

[Tyler]

And Jimmy's all whited out because of the light. But we did, in that Dominic Izzo debacle, we did possibly lose one of the boys. And I don't know if he's in here now, but he goes by double wide Dan and he expressed. I'm, I'm, I, I can go and try. Let me, let me just find it. It's. I didn't take a screenshot of it, but I will have to go in into the other account. But essentially he said that he was going to stop watching the show over, over what was said. Just give me one minute.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean I remember when you, we had that conversation between us. I actually think I do have the screenshot that you sent.

[Tyler]

Oh, you do?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's. It should be in the thread.

[Tyler]

Oh, let me go to that.

[Lewis]

Yeah. And to again touch on it. We advocate for police, we donate, we go to fundraisers. We are not about people shooting police, using force against police. I was very, very on the verge of the fourth Amendment my entire career. So I understand what it's like to get in houses, get in cars, be savvy with your language, to find drugs and guns. I'm all about that. Me and Dom completely disagree on that. Dom is a very like, you should do police work this way and I'm on the other side and I think you should do it this way. And we've openly disagreed about the hard charging. This version of my law enforcement definition and Dom's version, very different. But I'm not going to just tell him to shut up or not listen.

[Tyler]

He's going to have his own segment because what he does is he brings controversial topics who either agree on or disagree with. But that's the whole point of why people watch shows.

[Jimmy]

But this goes back even. I mean, if you let me get on my history soapbox for a second. Do you guys ever heard of a guy named Socrates? So crates.

[Tyler]

A lot of people call him so crazy.

[Jimmy]

No, it's from Bill and Ted. Oh, okay, so great. So I'm dating myself now. But like Socrates was killed because he said controversial things and was like, can we not have this conversation? And, and that's the point. And there's gonna be people when you talk about tough subjects that are not going to like it. That's the point.

[Lewis]

It's coming around. Obviously we Joe, we talk about Paul Miller. He's very extreme. But there's a couple other guys on Instagram that are pretty openly saying whatever they want. They're pushing the First Amendment to the very, to the brink of the First Amendment. But then therein lies the argument. If it just because it hurts your feelings, does it make it.

[Tyler]

It's wild that they're first people's feelings like I like again. All right, so with Double Wide Dan who has been in this chat a lot, he said with open season on law enforcement, I think I'm done watching this show. I never get in the comments, very rarely but if I saw one of Yalls names in there that was that dissatisfied. To the point where you commented publicly about not jump not watching the show anymore, I would comment. And I said bro, we would never advocate for that. And he responded in two hours ago. Never. But you. He goes, never comma, but you comma. We have to protect ourselves. Also, I'm not law enforcement. I'm a BW vet. That's the last transmission I've seen. I don't know as any of his social medias but if you guys ever see him in the comments, let them know we want him here. And he was one of the boys.

[Lewis]

Yeah. And one of the comments is we're doubling down on our dumb statements. We didn't say anything like that.

[Tyler]

What? What? Who said that?

[Jimmy]

Another bus?

[Lewis]

Another buster. Yeah, hey, don't say anything. But you know they're here watching. They like us so they appreciate us. But you know, we didn't say anything. Somebody else said it.

[Tyler]

Oh, and, and he.

[Lewis]

Oh, here was my. The cook part.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Lewis]

Here was the part I said, people are all on us. Go on the rappers web page, Instagrams. Go on all these other Instagrams where Black Lives Matter is openly calling for murder of law enforcement. All these people get big balls and go on their pages and put your name on that, that you're stand up. You come at us who obviously support police. We were police. My family's police.

[Tyler]

My family's police.

[Lewis]

Yeah. So it's like to even make that connection is insane. But we come out and say things that we get clipped. We get talk about take your real identity like we have and go out and use it to use your first Amendment and get on those pages where you're not going to be in a, in a, in a nice pool of company. You're going to be up against the enemy and go talk to them. Go say, hey, you guys are wrong. This guy's wrong. Get on DL Hughley's page who hates cops and hates white people. Go over there and you know, fight it, man. Let's fight it together. But they come at us easy targets who they twist what we said. And that was my point. You guys are tough here when we obviously didn't say that. But you don't go out and use it to against the people who we will call out. I'll call out any of those people and I don't mind having my real name on the, on the document. Like I'm calling you out for being openly against police or racist. I go at it all the time with people, so.

[Jimmy]

Or, or if you're maybe a sheriff that blocks people.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. And at the end of the day, I'm never gonna not say anything that hurts people's feelings. So if anybody's suggesting that I don' things or suggest I'm wrong, most of the that comes out of my mouth is not wrong. And I've apologized. I will apologize for the way people mistook what we were saying, but I'm not going to apologize for saying it. I really and I can guarantee you I'm not going to apologize for clipping things. It's going to continue.

[Lewis]

And I really, I mean people think I'm an but I really am reserved where I sit. I don't say a lot of things. I really want to say we don't either. I, I, yeah, yeah, I would love to. And at some point it's the, like I said, the door's opening on Instagram and everywhere else. It's tom time to stop being actually, I'll tell you.

[Tyler]

What's that number mine? What's the number to call it?

[Lewis]

772-217.

[Tyler]

You're not putting your number.

[Lewis]

No, that's the regular.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Lewis]

I don't give a dude, I don't. 722-17-5453.

[Tyler]

5453. Yeah, that is the number to call in and if anybody wants. We've, we've said this since and we.

[Lewis]

Can bring in, we can bring you in too.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we can bring you in. If you want to debate if you're, if you're on our. If you're on the side of pro law enforcement and you think we are doing a disservice to law enforcement and you would like to call us and tell us on how we're doing that, by all means. Can they send a text first to let them know, hey, I'm saying it to me. Yeah, send a text to the number, say I'm so and so I want to debate you. That's the easiest way to go about it. Comments pinned at the very top. Can't miss it. Some super chats from cc. Bring on Gypsy Crusader. No, I can't do that.

[Lewis]

I think we can, we can get a hold of it.

[Tyler]

He makes people pay 500.

[Lewis]

I'll pay 500 every month.

[Tyler]

And then Chocolate says wild. Wouldn't let me put his name. Yeah, he's not very well liked. Conservative Chocolate Double Wide wasn't upset when Izzo dropped the magic word.

[Lewis]

Yeah, you're right.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, that's a good point.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I mean, ISO did drop the N word out of context. Looks really bad. Is, as he says, some very.

[Lewis]

He's a First Amendment guy. He thinks it's his first amendment right, and he can say whatever he wants.

[Jimmy]

I mean, he's a. He's an absolutist. I mean, Howard Stern has said more crazy stuff. I mean, so, like, hell, Pat McAfee said some crazy stuff. Pat McAfee was. Went basically called out the guy who's his boss at ESPN and told him to go himself on air on espn.

[Tyler]

So what? No. What I'll never let anybody do is tell me who I can and can't associate with. So Double Wide Dan Rip. Hope he comes back. But at the end of the day, I'm not going to beg. People who want to hear only what they want to hear and don't want any type of topic or conversation. So hopefully it comes back, because what.

[Lewis]

That does is that. That clip. That way, obviously, you're. You're. You're. Everybody's an adult. They're gonna make their decision on how they're going to conduct themselves. We're not going to convince somebody to shoot at the cops. That's ridiculous. Yeah, but at the end of the day, it brings the conversation around where we can say what we're saying now, like, hey, push the Fourth Amendment. Cops should be doing their job. They should be finding criminals. We shouldn't have a guy shooting national guard people in D.C. that's run around the country illegally. We should be enforcing those laws. I agree with that, but it at least brings the topic. If we just sit here. I don't know what everybody wants us to do. We just sit here and talk about. I was. What was your favorite call? Yeah. What did you. What was your biggest foot pursuit?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Have you ever pulled your gun out? Like, nobody's gonna watch us?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

So, like, bringing controversy this way.

[Tyler]

It's entertainment.

[Lewis]

It's entertainment, but it brings the. Brings it to the light. And, you know, our biggest fans are clipping and putting on the YouTube channels and everything. So it's like, we got to talk about that stuff.

[Tyler]

I mean, speaking now on the flip side, right, we're very pro law enforcement.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

There are cops out there that are bad actors. We've announced that We've said that they're out there, they're on camera, everything's filmed all the time. So I have a video of a cop just being a monster to kind of put a comparison, what we're talking about to actual cops that are out there. Lewis, it's called. It's in the video file called Tyrannical Cop. If you could bring it up, please. Oh, this is. This is. This is pretty bad.

[Jimmy]

This is the one that's been going on. Okay, let me fix that real quick.

[Tyler]

But, yeah, we'll go back to that.

[Lewis]

Well, and. And I had somebody that I'm pretty. Another meme page saw me congratulate Sean Reyes for his million subscribers. And they're like, why do you follow this guy? If you spend five minutes watching that guy's page and see how bad these cops are, he runs into. In my age. Old argument is if you walk up to him, if he walks up to you, and you know the law in the Constitution, you're never going to make it on his YouTube because he's not going to be entertainment. Yeah, he's going to want.

[Tyler]

How many. How many swings and misses has he ever told you?

[Lewis]

I'm sure there's a lot. I have. I'm sure there's tons. Because in order to have that much content, there's gotta. But again, I don't like talking about anything I did. But I'm on YouTube in one of those videos where I did the exact same thing. The first guy, I'm gonna arrest you just acting crazy. And when I showed up, I was like, go sit down, you guys do whatever you want.

[Tyler]

Oh, an auditor.

[Lewis]

Yeah, they came to the tax collector's office in Vero, and I immediately, within. Within two minutes of me getting there, they left. Because they're like, well, there's no. There's no engagement anymore. Just everybody go about your day. And now I'm getting more and more of them because my algorithm of seeing, like, civilian honors that piss off civilians that go to, like, dispensaries. And there was.

[Tyler]

That's got to be a hard one.

[Lewis]

CC just posted one that I saw as well, where a guy's, like, slinging open bottle of wine at these auditors.

[Tyler]

Like, oh, I saw that.

[Lewis]

Yeah, it was on. I saw it first and then CC posted it. And it's people acting crazy that they think. But my point of that is, is.

[Tyler]

Like, was it a wine dispensary?

[Lewis]

No, it was a public plaza. It was just like a public plaza somewhere. And he was just mad. So he opened A bottle of wine and started slinging it assaulted them. Now he's gonna get.

[Tyler]

What were they filming him for?

[Lewis]

They're just a weird group of dudes. They are kind of weird. They dress in all black masks, gloves, and they just walk around park and they don't speak unless they have to at the point where they have to. And they just walk around and just engage. And it draws billions of. Billions of views on.

[Tyler]

What are we doing wrong?

[Lewis]

We're not doing that. We should be. We keep talking about it, but I. I should.

[Tyler]

I'm.

[Jimmy]

I'm Jimmy.

[Tyler]

What's your take on cops talking about these types of things?

[Jimmy]

I mean, it's funny because that's exactly what I was looking for. Something else that I had in my phone that I was trying to send to you. If you are not.

[Tyler]

Oh, we have the video.

[Jimmy]

Oh, we have the video.

[Tyler]

Tyrannical police at its finest. Oh, let's see if we can hear it.

[Lewis]

Choose who they see. You made an appointment.

[Jimmy]

I can't hear it.

[Tyler]

But we can't hear it.

[Lewis]

That's a big. I've got that on my phone 300 times. How do we not have sound?

[Tyler]

I mean, they can sound in our end. So if you want to hear it from that end.

[Lewis]

Oh, they can hear it.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. Play it. This is. This is Mike.

[Mike]

Absolutely not true.

[Lewis]

This is not a hospital. This is a. This is a. You go to the emergency room. They have to see you. This is not the emergency room. So let me finish.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

This is a business. They've asked.

[Jimmy]

We'll watch the whole.

[Lewis]

You did not leave the lobby.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah.

[Lewis]

Then the ugly guy in the suit shows up that has the law to tell you to leave. I told you to leave. You refused. I had to put my hand on your shoulder that which was recorded and escort you gently out of the building. That act is called resisting arrest.

[Jimmy]

You were given.

[Lewis]

You refused. Now you have two violations of the law.

[Jimmy]

The third incoming is.

[Lewis]

He is telling you identification which is a lawful command, and we have a right. I do not want you to get in trouble. I'm trying to do everything possible to keep this. I was such a. To a peaceful resolution.

[Tyler]

Thank you.

[Jimmy]

They got to get.

[Lewis]

They're gonna do that now.

[Tyler]

It's okay. We've already seen.

[Lewis]

So again, I understand your frustration.

[Tyler]

Let it play out.

[Lewis]

I'm sorry. The owner of the part two, but like. Oh, it's all up. Owner is. Which is a national company that has hospitals. He is not the owner. They don't have to let you, that's like going to Publix and demanding the manager and then he says, I don't want to talk to you. You don't have to though. I must talk to manager. It's a rules you're missing. You're not. It's not. It's a private business. You're missing the point.

[Jimmy]

No, you are. You have a right to talk to.

[Lewis]

A boss here because that's a government entity. This is a private business. They do not have to produce the boss. The boss can say, tell her to leave. I don't want to ever see her again. And that's what they, that's what they.

[Mike]

Have the right to do.

[Lewis]

So you're misunderstood slightly about how the business this operates.

[Tyler]

For any of you just tuning in, this is Mike. I'm co host of the entire podcast.

[Lewis]

Look at my backup, man. 411 can't jump a wall. What, what I, I would call, I would look into the clean Atlantic company.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Lewis]

Tick tock. I'm pretty big on tick tock.

[Tyler]

You are all over the place, Mike. I don't know how, but I, I, it was brought up facetiously. I think that's, that is a small segment and apparently a, a longer thing and that is policing. I'm not even saying this because my Mike literally told her I, you could be arrested for these three things. And lady, I'm not trying to take you to jail because I understand you're frustrated.

[Lewis]

Yeah, the funny part, here's a funny part. It starts out and I worked in RTCC when this came out, and I have a very good friend that works in there and he's gay. Oscar. And the way they clipped it with the AI editing, I say you're. And I'm, I said you're day, but it reads it as you're gay. So everybody in the shirt, everybody in the sheriff's office clipped that first like three seconds and said, I'm a anti gay because it says you're gay.

[Jimmy]

I, I love the part where he's like. And then the ugly guy came in.

[Lewis]

In the fucking suit. What that was is she was believe she was from Russia and they have universal health care over there where they have to be seen. She went in, she caused a scene multiple times. She was asked to leave, asked to leave as leave. She literally, after that contact, walked to her car after being written, trespassed.

[Tyler]

You guys that after that, after that.

[Lewis]

Give her the paper.

[Tyler]

You could have arrested her.

[Lewis]

Could have arrested her, gave her the paper. She walked to the car, got in Sat down in the car, turned it on, turned it off, got out, walked right back up, opened the door and walked right back in the lobby.

[Tyler]

No kidding. Out of your sheer stubbornness, standing right.

[Lewis]

There and watch her do it.

[Tyler]

No confusion.

[Lewis]

No confusion. Obviously, she was very, very aware. So then I took her to jail. And then she had a. Like a V.O.P. or revoked bond. Because of that, she was out on bond for another trespassing. And when I went to her house to arrest her on the warrant, it was more theatrics, more combative. And then she filed a, like, armed burglary complaint against me because I came in her house armed and seized her because she had a felony warrant in her house. So it was a. But, yeah, that one's been all over. I've seen it a thousand times.

[Tyler]

And it was pro police. The one I saw said every.

[Jimmy]

There's never been one again.

[Lewis]

There's never been one against it.

[Tyler]

And what. As a sergeant, why were you there? Were you just thinking it was a routine call, you were going to take off?

[Lewis]

No, I took calls. I actually took calls.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Lewis]

No, that was me. That was the deputy. The other deputy. Lazada is a pilot, and I think he was working overtime for us that day because we were short.

[Jimmy]

We're always short.

[Lewis]

We're still short. He was working overtime. The other guy was the other sergeant. That was just. I happened to be close. I took it. I took her to jail. I took the whole report.

[Jimmy]

I don't care.

[Lewis]

I didn't mind as a sergeant doing that, but yeah, that's. I think I was very nice.

[Jimmy]

I mean, that's. I mean, middle of the day. I mean, these we're not. I mean, like, lady, we have more.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Lewis]

She assumed, like, entitled. That's Karen. That said I'm allowed to go in there.

[Jimmy]

I was just thinking, like, what's the Russian?

[Lewis]

Well, it's not a hospital, though. It's a private medical building. Like a walk in clinic. And if she walked in the ER with that complaint, well, so now she's in the emergency room. She's got to be seen. There's different circumstances. But she was adamant she was being seen. She was told to leave 10 times before we got there. You saw how many times I told her to leave. And my.

[Jimmy]

My favorite comment in the. The tick tock that I saw was, you just know she was going there to see her psychiatrist and he had had enough of her.

[Lewis]

Yeah, it was funny.

[Tyler]

Super chat, Mr. Havoc. 00835 bucks. Hey, Broski. Broski's did 15 years as a CEO in Florida and eight weeks away from getting sworn in as Leo. Thank you for all. Yeah, hell yeah. Stay safe and God bless, man. Good job, dude. I know. That's. I know going from CEO to LEO is a big. It's a big deal. And I honestly think that that puts the job in perspective for people when they, if they ever want to get like this job sucks, they can be. At least I'm not a CEO because that job does suck. And I went straight to the road. You went straight. You never did any corrections, right?

[Lewis]

No, I was a dispatcher to go to the academy.

[Jimmy]

There are agencies that make you spend.

[Tyler]

Lots of sheriff's offices.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And a lot of places when they don't have. When you're. When they want to hire you and secure you, they give you jobs like dispatch.

[Lewis]

Well, when I came with the, you know, back in the stone age, we didn't have as many. We'd have a crisis like we do now with job openings. So it was hard to get hired people. They were turning people down. So when I got hired, there was no law enforcement spots.

[Mike]

So.

[Lewis]

So I, when the army came out and the guy was like, hey, it's in dispatch. Let this spot open up. We'll send you the academy. And that's kind of how now they'll take any buddy walking around with a hard beat. Yeah.

[Tyler]

CC said Mike was a cop. Lol. But. But yeah, that was.

[Lewis]

I thought, yeah, that one's a good one. There's another one where terminal that I always see is to A couple left their three kids in a hotel room. Young, like under five, all three of them to go gamble across the street in an arcade. One of those arcades we talked about. We took them for child neglect and child engagement. That one's all over the Internet.

[Tyler]

As a gambling addict, what is the appropriate age to leave three kids in a hotel?

[Lewis]

One's gotta be a teenager.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, well, you take them.

[Lewis]

To the actual casino, then you find a babysitter.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Pay a homeless guy to watch them.

[Jimmy]

There was a video I meant to send you guys too. Where like this. It's out in Texas, I think or Oklahoma, somewhere out there. And this guy is in a. He's clearly in a junkyard. And there's this ramshackle place put together and he's like talking to someone and you, you realize that he's talking to like a four year old girl who is locked in this shed in 100 degree heat and she just sounds like, hi, I'm. I've been so alone for so long. How long have you been in here, sweetie? I don't know because I can't see the sun, but at least today. And. And she's talking just like that. And they're like. And like, all these officers show up and they're like. Finally somebody's like, what the hell are you doing on my property? And they're like, your ass is going to jail. Like, I gotta find it.

[Lewis]

But, like, I mean, they go in there and they.

[Jimmy]

They document everything. They had to break the lock off. It was wild.

[Tyler]

Hey, can you send a link to canine Lewis, Jimmy, you sent.

[Lewis]

Go ahead to send the link to K9. You good on that? He knows how to do that. Yeah, you brought up that Karen Reed. Is there something new?

[Tyler]

New?

[Jimmy]

No, it was in the comments.

[Lewis]

Okay. Yeah, Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I have followed that story closely. So, yeah, the last one is. The last thing I found was second.

[Lewis]

She had the second.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. June 18th.

[Lewis]

Remember? That's. It was up in Massachusetts. A female dating a trooper. Y drops him off at, like, a party, and he ends up dead out in the front yard in, like, the snow, run over. And they suspect she ran him over. She says, I'm not talking. I didn't do nothing. And she's gone through two trials and been hung jury on both of them. And it's a really wild story. It's like.

[Jimmy]

It was in the comments she talked.

[Lewis]

About, like, being abused by him, all the. You know, all that stuff. But he. He is, like, at a party, middle of night, inebriated, and ends up, like, dead in his buddy's front yard, like, by the road.

[Tyler]

And then her car make it into the party?

[Lewis]

No, she, like, pulled in the driveway and left. And, like, her car had damage on it, everything. And still two trials, there's. She's been found. It's been a hung jury on both trials for she's guilty or not.

[Tyler]

Are you looking for canine?

[Lewis]

Yeah, the second one down right there.

[Jimmy]

Okay, thank you.

[Lewis]

So, yeah, I didn't know if there's something new.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, no. So we. We have some international viewers. Some of them are from the uk, which is like, you want to talk about tyranny? Oh, yeah, that's full. I mean, there was a dude that was here in Florida, took some pictures at a gun range here in Orlando, went back home, posted them on LinkedIn, and the UK cops arrested him.

[Lewis]

Dude, I got plenty of UK cops in my DMs, and they're. They're fed up. Fed up, dude. I mean, like, they can't do anything over there. They. They see us and they're like, bro.

[Jimmy]

You guys have a great.

[Lewis]

Compared to what we got, I can't do anything. They can't do anything. Can't go hands on.

[Tyler]

Oh, so speaking of. If you could go to the Instagram. Let's talk about this before we do our sports segment. Go up, up, up, up, up, up, up. Me. Down, down, down, down, down. Go all the way down. Keep going. Right there.

[Lewis]

I like these guys.

[Tyler]

I'm trying to get them on the show.

[Lewis]

I can get them.

[Tyler]

You can?

[Lewis]

Yeah. Okay, I got the telephone number of the partner.

[Tyler]

Based on what it hears in the audio transcript. It's a summary.

[Jimmy]

It writes a report.

[Tyler]

That's what it's trained to do. But then you have to review it.

[Jimmy]

Make sure it's accurate, change things, add this.

[Tyler]

And I will tell you as a civil litigator. Changes side original file and what you will.

[Jimmy]

I can't hear.

[Tyler]

One sec. Not losing navigation. Let me see if we can. I mean, are we to hear K9?

[Jimmy]

I don't think so.

[Tyler]

You don't think so?

[Lewis]

In the chat, we should be able to. He's gonna be in our room.

[Jimmy]

Well, maybe not Everything just went out on me too.

[Tyler]

Check, check, check.

[Jimmy]

There we go.

[Tyler]

You tried something and it didn't work. Yeah, well, Lewis, what happened when with that? Like, why can't we watch media now?

[Lewis]

I'm not even sure. Because nothing has changed since Thursday that we're aware of.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right, everybody just. Just get canon. Don't worry about it.

[Lewis]

Well, he's not in yet.

[Tyler]

Oh, okay. Never mind. We're not gonna hear him when he joins. We're not. Yeah, let me check the hardware real quick because it could be.

[Lewis]

Oh, so anyway, stay a little weight. We're gonna lose everything.

[Tyler]

Be careful.

[Lewis]

Come sail away Come Say you ever seen me in use of forces, man, I'm brutal. I've been demoted. I take old men.

[Tyler]

All right?

[Lewis]

This is any match for me.

[Jimmy]

All right, process.

[Tyler]

Let's just move on.

[Lewis]

I mean, yeah, at least.

[Tyler]

Sure. Can we hear it?

[Lewis]

Bring canine in. Let me see if we can hear.

[Tyler]

I don't think we're gonna hear him.

[Jimmy]

Hello, y'. All.

[Lewis]

Oh, God.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they're gonna hear him, but not us.

[Lewis]

I don't know why that doesn't work.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we need to be able to hear the guy we're talking to.

[Lewis]

Bring it back out for a second. Go to the settings on the thing there. Is everything set up audio right there?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Let me see.

[Lewis]

Default speaker. What is audio?

[Tyler]

Okay, let's see.

[Jimmy]

Yo, yo.

[Tyler]

No, not yet, yo. All right, so one of the things I do want to stress is that when we get here early, we're supposed to be doing stuff like this. I think everybody gets lax. I'm not pointing any fingers at anybody, but, like, I had. Everybody's got their job, and one of them is to make sure things work. So we aren't doing it at noon in the middle of the show. Yeah, right.

[Lewis]

And you're sure that the audio settings for Stream Yard are the right.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna have to give them entertainment. Lewis, I'm gonna have to yell at you. See what happens if I. Let me see what happens if I.

[Jimmy]

I'm not sure.

[Tyler]

Lewis, you or not. Lewis, can I. You're have to sign for us because we can't hear you.

[Jimmy]

Everybody else can hear pimp, but we can't. Like, how is this possible?

[Tyler]

All right, Lewis, canine, just kind of stand by in the lobby if you can. Lewis is going to work on this. We're going to put the camera on Jimmy to talk about the Minneapolis Somalis. So remove canine, all right, and then put the camera on Jimmy and then go ahead and figure out what you need to figure out. Okay.

[Jimmy]

All right. So over the. Because of the shooting that happened on. Was it Wednesday? Yeah, it was Wednesday, right?

[Tyler]

The shooting?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, the shooting in dc. Dc oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So because of that shooting, obviously, there was a pretty significant flurry of activity in D.C. specifically with immigration, who are already busy. And a couple of things that happened are basically like law enforcement, federal law enforcement was told, number one, we need to take a good hard look at all of the people that came over from Afghanistan. And that really sucks, number one, because some of those people were our terps. They were our interpreters. They. They were there helping us. They were trained by us. But this guy that killed the. The female soldier and severely wounded this Amer U.S. airman was trained by us. He was trained by the CIA.

[Tyler]

Wait, they were Air Force National Guard?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, was an Air Force guy and. And a.

[Tyler]

A soldier who was trained by CIA.

[Jimmy]

The guy that shot him, the shooter?

[Lewis]

Yeah, he was.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he was trained over there, so. Yeah. Oh, he was. He was trained and has credentials. He was in the. One of the strike forces that was, you know, I think they called it the. The Kandahar Defense Force.

[Tyler]

He.

[Jimmy]

He was one of our guys. So because of that, law enforcement was told, number one, hey, we're going to start looking pretty hard at all of these people that came in under Operation Allies Welcome. Which is where we just pulled a bunch of people out, threw them on airplanes and said, hey, get out of here. Get out of Afghanistan. The second part is that they were told, hey. You also need to look at these communities that have a tendency to be radical. That includes the Somali population. In Minneapolis, there's a massive one. That's why Elon Omar is a, is, is in the US Government. She has said more than once she's representing Somalis. She's not representing American constituents, she's representing Somalis. How they freaking voted for her, I don't know. But beyond that. So. Well, there's.

[Tyler]

Obviously, they're Somalian voters.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, I learned is. Are you, are you able to do camera? I'm in your camera. Okay. I learned this today that Somalian is the way white people say plural Somali, but it's actually Somalis.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

So like a Somali pirate or say sandwich.

[Jimmy]

Somali sandwich. So what's the meat? I'm thinking of salami.

[Tyler]

Anyways. I don't care. Yeah. So I'm in a bad mood.

[Jimmy]

Everybody's in a bad mood except me. I'm, I'm, I'm going to be the balloon. And I'm not even drunk. Yes, sir. Yes.

[Lewis]

S.

[Jimmy]

Look, man, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll eat some punches if I have to, but. So law enforcement, I mean, like, they're about to, they're about to land on these communities of. Let's just say what they are. They're from, they're from third world countries and they're mostly Muslims.

[Tyler]

That, and that, and that Somali community that's been there for generations. Right. And not growing.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, so it basically started growing. There was a, there was a very small, not well heard of battle in Mogadishu, Somalia, on, on October 3rd of 1993. Yeah, you, you might have. There was some people that were involved, but they weren't seals, so we don't hear that much about it. But, but I think there was like a really low budget movie made about it about helicopters getting shot down. Anyway, ever since then, we've had a growing population of Somalis in the United States.

[Tyler]

Did we bring them back from Somalia?

[Jimmy]

No, it's more of like people applying for asylum because Somali's. Somalia is terrible. Or. And there's a lot of terrorists there and there's a lot of bad guys there. So they're like, hey, I'm a, I'm a displaced person. I, I have it really rough in Somalia. I'd really like to Come to the United States and be an astronaut. And.

[Lewis]

What an astronaut. Well, they're trying to be the first person to land on the moon.

[Jimmy]

I can understand, dude.

[Tyler]

I'm.

[Jimmy]

I'm literally saucer passing these things to you guys.

[Lewis]

I'm still. Focus on the sound. I know.

[Jimmy]

So, I mean, I'm. I'm trying, man.

[Tyler]

I'm doing. You're doing great.

[Jimmy]

So, I mean, if you think about that now, I had that conversation with Jack about that. Just Jack, right? The woman.

[Lewis]

Yeah, yeah. Oh, the cancer.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. The one that has cancer. Allegedly.

[Tyler]

Allegedly.

[Lewis]

The one that got. Yeah. His co workers were mad at him for having cancer. Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy]

And yes, I do know that there were actually some seals in Somalia. One of them, but we never actually heard his name because he didn't write a book because he was a quiet professor professional, and he was from Damn neck. But apparently 20 years later, things change. Anyway, so somebody was like, hey, Jimmy, I know you're joking, but there were seals that were there.

[Tyler]

So what's go. What the Somalian, you know, are. Is there ties to this guy there?

[Jimmy]

No, it. It's more of. These are basically law enforcement. Got federal law enforcement, specifically the immigration. They basically got told. And the FBI. Hey, we want you to take a really hard look. This came from the Trump administration. Once you take a really hard look at these places where we know that their people are going to get radicalized, which is huge. Right. Because for the longest time it's like, well, we can't say that it's all Muslims or it's not. It's not that. We can't say it's not all people from this region of. Of the world. Yes.

[Tyler]

The. We can.

[Jimmy]

You guys were cops.

[Tyler]

If.

[Jimmy]

If you see the. The what. What did you call it? The.

[Tyler]

The.

[Jimmy]

The. The car. Yeah.

[Lewis]

The ghetto gunship.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

If you see the ghetto gunship, you can be like, you know, I was a. I have training and experience. Good chance. I need to go look at this. Well, we have to look at that. Yes. In Dearborn, Michigan, and a few other places, there's these huge congregations of people who are notoriously radicalized and have said some really crazy things. Like we'd really like Sharia law here in the United States.

[Lewis]

They can say that.

[Tyler]

Nobody cares.

[Lewis]

Nobody cares. That's where the First Amendment is.

[Tyler]

Like, sucks for everybody. Yeah.

[Lewis]

Everybody they can say, but we say something, boy, oh boy. And that's canceled. You're done. You're racist.

[Tyler]

You're sex my salami comment. Yeah, that's gonna get a lot of people mad?

[Lewis]

I don't think so.

[Tyler]

But, I mean, hard conversation to have. But honestly, how many Americans agree that a community that big, AKA City. I don't want to call it a metropolitan city, but a very, very, very large city in the US Is predominantly a Muslim culture?

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Everybody has a problem with that.

[Lewis]

I mean, the problem is they're anti American on top of it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

If they were pro American and living because they've now moved to America, they're American per se. They were supporting the Constitution, the flag, and. And honoring.

[Tyler]

Nothing wrong with your culture. Nothing wrong with anything like that.

[Lewis]

But when you're anti American in America and in that large of a group, then there is.

[Tyler]

That's about. You start to. You start to have a negative impact. Yeah. On the way. It's not supposed to be. You're supposed to have a voice for your community.

[Jimmy]

Sure.

[Tyler]

A voice for your background and your culture.

[Jimmy]

Sure, sure. So sure.

[Tyler]

But to be able to. To be able to alter elections because of the ma. It's just disproportionate.

[Jimmy]

I. I would really like it if somebody from Dear. Like a Leo from Dearborn or Minneapolis or any of those places to come. Because the rumor right now is that when you go to those parts of town, you and you're gonna have an interaction with somebody. You have to bring, like a cultural advisor.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Like, can you imagine that? Like, no, bro, I'm sorry. You can't break into this car. I don't care what Sharia law says. You know, have a nice trip on the way down.

[Tyler]

That's a real thing.

[Jimmy]

I don't know. I've heard the rumor, but I. I.

[Lewis]

Can'T confirm that on that topic is. I saw a video the other day, a Russian video, where there was two guys in a car that were suspected of scamming soldiers.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

It didn't go well.

[Tyler]

What do you mean?

[Lewis]

The distractionary blows from the Russian soldiers to the subjects.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Is bad enough. I didn't want to show the video. They beat the brakes off these dudes. So in that aspect, you can't go to another country and be like, hey, I'm in Russia now. Hey, we're. We're. We're a democracy. We're going to take over. We're going to start unions. We're. You'll be dead. But you can come here. And the. And the Constitution that allows you to come here with all that freedom also is a killer at the same time, because then you can just do whatever you want and say whatever you want. At some point in that area of things has to be, hey, this is still America. This is the Constitution. You have to support this document to be here. And they don't. They're calling for complete change of our government, our democracy, the way we do things. That is a problem.

[Jimmy]

Sharia law does not trump. And then I love the Constitution.

[Lewis]

It was an older video where I think it was in Pakistan they find a German, a white German who is over there with the thing on her head posing, not posing, but decided to be. She wanted to be part of isis. And when they captured her, her life is going, if she's still alive, the next couple hours of her life are very bad. Yeah, but these people here support, think it's okay to be a white person that is supporting that type of regime. But where if you are a white person, you just walked over there and walked into that group of people, you're.

[Jimmy]

Done, dude, you're, can you imagine?

[Lewis]

You're getting captured, you're getting tortured just for being white.

[Jimmy]

I, I, Iraq was different from Afghanistan. Iraq. There like there were places like if you ever went to the.

[Tyler]

Drink up, boys, drink up.

[Jimmy]

I, I didn't said me, I didn't say Iraq. If you went to the Green Zone, like you're, it was like, holy crap. This, these, these people, the girls are wearing jeans and they're, you know, they're not covering their head at all. And you drive outside of Baghdad, go a little bit north or go a little bit west and it's like, holy, man. We just went back in time.

[Lewis]

But can you imagine if all these purple haired, fierce liberals just all walked into that area? Yeah, gone.

[Jimmy]

And, and the very people they're crying.

[Lewis]

Outside supporting would annihilate that.

[Jimmy]

CC just gave a super chat and he's absolutely right. There is no government in Somalia. So how are you coming over here going. I know about government. Why don't you shut the up.

[Tyler]

Do they, do they practice Sharia law in Somalia? I don't really think that's government, but is that.

[Jimmy]

No, dude. The only thing, dude, I, Somalia is the craziest place I've ever seen in my life.

[Tyler]

I hear it's just, I mean, like.

[Jimmy]

It is the, I mean the, the.

[Tyler]

State Department, it's ran by pirates and gangs.

[Jimmy]

This, well, there is a legitimate government that we support.

[Lewis]

I'm the captain now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, that's, that's pretty much Elon Omar, right? Look at me. Shut the up. But like there are people over there. Like the, the State Department thought about setting up a temporary Consulate or not a temporary. A permanent consulate in Mogadishu recently, and they sent a bunch of people over there to go, hey, can we do this? Can we secure this installation? And those guys said, absolutely not. Not unless you're willing to put a massive marine contingent here and. And a lot more State Department contractors. It's nuts. What is it, Mike?

[Tyler]

All right, so let's. Let's. Let's pause any update. This. What's going to make me even more infuriated is that when we stop this show at 1pm it's gonna go, oh, it was this that. I'm so sick and tired. It's not. I'm. That this is not. Lewis just of like, it's. Oh, duh, click this button. And you're like, dude, the whole show went off because we didn't remember to click a button. So. But the problem is we can't even go on a commercial break because you can't hear the commercials. So we. We. They can. They can.

[Jimmy]

They can hear. We can't. That's the only problem.

[Tyler]

But Lewis has still got a. Like, I'm. He's not able to produce the show and troubleshoot this. This isn't a jab at Lewis.

[Lewis]

No. Is it. It's required.

[Tyler]

I don't see. It's not a hardware issue because it's nothing going in. It's a software. It's a box that's not clicked on streamyard. It's got to be.

[Lewis]

I don't even know how you could not have. Well, it's.

[Jimmy]

It's. It's not just Stream Yard because we couldn't hear anything. We couldn't hear from Instagram.

[Lewis]

But it's going through Stream Yard. Everything's running through Stream Yard, so.

[Jimmy]

Oh, check, check, check.

[Lewis]

So our input here is something. Go to the settings, Lewis, real quick. I mean, I deal with this program every day. No, no, that Stream Yard settings.

[Tyler]

I want to be very thankful that people can at least hear us.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And. And look, I mean.

[Lewis]

And we're sure that that speaker is the. That's what we have to have it on.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Lewis]

And that's what's on the computer. It matches the computer setting.

[Jimmy]

This is gonna take me right to my verse of the day.

[Tyler]

All right. I love it.

[Jimmy]

As soon as. As soon as you get done. Mike.

[Tyler]

Have we tried a video since? You've pretty much tried it.

[Jimmy]

We didn't do a test video. We should have done that.

[Tyler]

No, I meant like.

[Jimmy]

Hey, Lewis, remember when I said, hey, we're gonna get here an hour earlier and because we're going to change some things that. That maybe we should just make it that from now on.

[Tyler]

30 minutes. 30 minutes.

[Lewis]

If we. If we test it. So I mean, we don't know if it works yet.

[Tyler]

I mean, that's what I'm saying. No one's testing anything. We've clicked 800 different boxes and I mean, the viewers just. Everyone's still chilling. I guess they want to see if we figure this out.

[Lewis]

We'll be here till 2.

[Tyler]

Yeah, no, because what's gonna happen is at 101. Oh, yeah.

[Lewis]

Do you want to run that? We're halfway. You want to run the commercial?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, let's run the commercial. I'll see if we. That'll tell us.

[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

Shut down or consolidated medical schools, marginalized.

[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

And based on profitability.

[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

And we're back. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Close it.

[Lewis]

Louis Tyler quit. Yeah, it's just me and Jimmy Canine sitting in the lobby.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy's gonna get. Get his head bitten off every day from now on.

[Lewis]

Jimmy's great. Jimmy built the wall.

[Tyler]

I did.

[Jimmy]

I built the wall faster than Trump did that.

[Lewis]

Real quick. And pull up Violet Provisions.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Oh, you're gonna do an ad read?

[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

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[Lewis]

The boys at violence provisions reached out and they were excited. They got an order or two using our code.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, I'm sure they've got a lot of numbers.

[Lewis]

They got them just yesterday. I'm saying after they lost their page and came back, they were dealing with a little bit of drama, but they were excited. Their stuff's back on and they were getting orders and it's going well.

[Jimmy]

All right, we got a lot of empty wall space now for a new.

[Lewis]

Let's just get back to the comments. Canine's gonna have to. I mean, you can't hear them. We can't hear him. Yeah, I mean, we're gonna have to.

[Jimmy]

Troubleshoot this when we get off.

[Lewis]

Maybe it.

[Tyler]

No. How about I just throw my coffee at the tv? That'll work.

[Lewis]

TV won't work. You need to aim over there at that computer.

[Tyler]

Anyways. All right.

[Lewis]

He took a beating yesterday too. I don't know if even he wants to. K. And I took a beating on your locks. Oh, man. We both got. We. We were not a mattress yesterday.

[Tyler]

That's your call. If you want to call him or if you want to just try again.

[Lewis]

Have him turn down his volume.

[Tyler]

Let's just do that.

[Lewis]

He's gonna be. We'll try bringing him in.

[Tyler]

Yo, yo. No, you look like a psychopath when you do that with the volume.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I can have them call, but it's going to be off on the audio because it's.

[Tyler]

All right. That's what. It's your call. All right.

[Lewis]

This is amazing, dude. All right, here we go. Call in, out. Call me.

[Tyler]

Yeah, like.

[Jimmy]

Like. Yeah. I mean, it's true. Like, last week we were like, dude, don't fade. Don't fade. Canine, he pretty much hit it. And then now we're hearing like, holy.

[Lewis]

Yo, yo, talk to us. We took a beating yesterday.

[Tyler]

We took a beating, man. I'm still recovering. The account is at zero right now. So anybody in the super chat wants to help me out, help a brother out, man.

[Lewis]

We. We had a Taysom Hill anytime TD that. I didn't even see him on the field. Yeah, Broncos minus six. The other lock of the week, and both of those fell apart.

[Tyler]

Hey, man, like we say in gambling, there's no such thing as a guaranteed lock. So, you know, I'm. I'm one for two right now with my guaranteed lock, so. I'm 50, man. That's what people say when they lose. There's no guarantee. There's. There is no guarantee.

[Lewis]

But listen, you can't win without.

[Tyler]

You guys literally guaranteed people if they went with Canine, they'd win money.

[Lewis]

They did. They forgot to go the week before.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Lewis]

This week was just. This was a reality check.

[Tyler]

This is an addict. No, no, no.

[Lewis]

It's under control. The good news is we got tonight to make up for it. Talk to me about the Monday night game. New York Football Giants at the New England Patriots. What do we got?

[Tyler]

If you want to know the answer to that, you got to tune in tonight, 7pm Eastern, live on Counterculture YouTube. Counterculture Sports.

[Jimmy]

Be there.

[Lewis]

Guaranteed locks tonight.

[Tyler]

Well, there's no such thing as a guaranteed lock, but. But I'm 50. Listen, 50 is a pretty good. You know, that's pretty good statistic right there. You know, if you're shooting your shot, you hit half of them. That's not bad. I have a question. Is it just my algorithm, or is it a lot of skirmishes on field? Currently a lot more than usual this week. I think it might be your algorithm. That and TRT ads.

[Lewis]

No, there was a fight in the. What game was that?

[Tyler]

No, yeah, there was a fight. I'm just joking. Obviously, the viewers. Guy got kneed in the stomach.

[Lewis]

That was one, but there was a fight.

[Tyler]

It was a face mask. Yeah, the Jags game. There was one. The Michigan college football game. The guy headbutted a referee. Yeah, actually. You guys want to see that? Oh, wait, you can't.

[Lewis]

Well, we can see it.

[Tyler]

We can't hear him. Oh, they can. They can see it, and they can hear it. All right, go to you. Please tell me YouTube's still pulled up.

[Lewis]

No, it's gone.

[Tyler]

What happened? Lewis. You had it all up. Poor Lewis on the Other screen. Oh, you have it on the other screen? Yeah. This is insane. Dude. He wasn't even ejected. Watch this. That is a headbutt. He even made the constant decision to go, I'm gonna headbutt this guy like that.

[Lewis]

He didn't get ejected?

[Tyler]

No, dude, they just keep gave him. They gave him a personal foul with a half field.

[Lewis]

Did he hit the hat?

[Mike]

Only.

[Tyler]

Let's go back and watch it right here. Right here.

[Jimmy]

He adapted his tread lock power.

[Tyler]

What if, though, he had connected with that ref? That's the same thing. Like, stand, like. Oh, he didn't connect. You can take it off. That's the same thing. Saying he didn't connect is the same thing as saying he swung at the ref, didn't hit him. So.

[Jimmy]

So, I mean, it's not battery, so. Yeah, I mean, like. I mean, freaking Miles Garrett.

[Lewis]

Oh, we had that, too. Miles Garrett over one sack and he had how many?

[Tyler]

He had one.

[Lewis]

Oh, did he have over one?

[Tyler]

Yeah, it was over. Oh, hold on a second. It was over 0.5. And he did get.

[Lewis]

Yeah, but did he have one?

[Tyler]

Yeah, he got one. All right.

[Lewis]

All right.

[Tyler]

Yeah, hold on a second. 50, baby.

[Lewis]

50. So tonight, 7:00pm Counterculture Sports with canine and Sipo. You've got the Monday night lock, and then you've got the Thursday night game coming up. What's the Thursday night game?

[Tyler]

It is Detroit.

[Lewis]

Dallas must win for Detroit.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Must win. Season's over if they lose. Dallas is on fire.

[Tyler]

The NFC runs through. Runs through the Bears right now. Bear down. We're first in the nfc. How you like that?

[Jimmy]

Ever since you guys got a Pope.

[Lewis]

Look at that.

[Tyler]

And Ben Johnson. Bear down, baby. And Ben Johnson.

[Lewis]

All right, so make sure you tune in tonight for canine. We're sorry, we have technical difficulties. We'll get you on the right way next week because we will troubleshoot all this before we go live next week. I promise.

[Tyler]

It's okay.

[Lewis]

Thanks for coming on. Make sure you guys tune in tonight for canine. Thanks for coming on, buddy.

[Tyler]

It's okay. I forgive you. My time is delicate.

[Lewis]

When he makes that noise, it's time to take him out. That's it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

We took a beating yesterday.

[Tyler]

We're taking a beating now, are we? Yeah. Why? Because we can't have any.

[Lewis]

Easy, man. Is this a Tyler? Is this a. Is this a Tyler Crash out. I've seen you crash out screaming and.

[Tyler]

Yelling and not on camera.

[Lewis]

Yes, I have.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Lewis]

I just call that I'm too lazy to edit or go find it, so.

[Tyler]

Jesus Christ.

[Lewis]

The Bears still suck. No, I think the bears are, they're pretty good.

[Jimmy]

The bears are, are not to be trifled with.

[Lewis]

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[Jimmy]

Just that that's got to be my favorite.

[Lewis]

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[Tyler]

All right, let's move on. Venezuelan war.

[Lewis]

Oh, it's good.

[Jimmy]

Oh yeah. So Trump basically said, consider the airspace closed into Venezuela, all of it.

[Tyler]

What's that mean? Layman's terms.

[Jimmy]

That means that if you're a airline pilot, don't fly there.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

If you are a civilian, don't go there. Yeah, don't. And, and if anything is in the sky, just assume there's somebody pointing a.

[Tyler]

Missile at it's war zone.

[Lewis]

You can see the map of flights.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they go around.

[Lewis]

It was like everything. There's all the flights on the screen. Nobody's over top of it.

[Jimmy]

So.

[Tyler]

Yeah, so like Venezuela is not somebody that's going to follow the Geneva Convention. Right. Like don't shoot airliners out of the sky when we're at war together.

[Jimmy]

Well, it's more about deconflicting the airspace. We want to. First of all, the drug runners are going to fly airplanes. We know that Venezuela is going to fly their, their jets. We know that. So if we tell everybody, get the, out of this airspace.

[Tyler]

Now we know.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, now we know. Like, hey, if you're flying here, probably a bad guy, they're still going to do all their rules of engagement. They're going to go up and get PID and do all the stuff that they need to do as fighter pilots. But there's ways that they can do that electronically too, where, you know, it's classified. Like we just know what we're looking at. Even though it just took a radar return. But based on the stuff that's coming out of it electronically, like we tell you that's a make 29.

[Tyler]

So we are inevitably going to be at war with Venezuela.

[Jimmy]

Is that per them or so the, the latest information? You know, because I, David did a, did a show about it this morning and I listened to that, the latest information. And this is, I'm Quoting David here and his source, David Hookstead and his sources are pretty spot on. I mean, he, he hasn't really been wrong very much. Is that Trump gave him like, hey, this is your last chance to leave.

[Tyler]

With your life, to leave office.

[Jimmy]

Like, like to leave the country. Get.

[Tyler]

He wants him out, gone.

[Jimmy]

And the, I can't remember her name. The, the woman that won the Nobel Peace Prize that ostensibly is going to be the head of this transitional government once he's gone. There's a lot of people saying that she was the one that wanted the airspace closed. And Trump just did it, you know, to, to basically go, hey, yeah, we're game on now. The President Maduro had a meeting with his war cabinet. There was a video of it. I've never seen a more sad bunch of generals in my life. Like, they're all wearing, like, they don't.

[Tyler]

Want to go to war.

[Jimmy]

They're going to lose. They know that they're going to lose. They're, they're, they're giving civilians guns to fight the United States Marine Corps. You're going to die. Like do, do not. Like, listen, if you're in Venezuela, if, if you want to clip something, clip this, you are un prepared for the 19 and 21 year olds who are hopped up on Zen and Monster who've been sitting off your coast or sitting jocked up on an airfield ready to jump out of a plane. That I never did, by the way, but you guys did that are sitting at Fort Bragg right now ready to land on you. Do not shoot at the American country.

[Lewis]

Flipping out. I'm sure like the Democrats are flipping out. Basically saying he's violating. Yeah, like the war declaration and all that stuff.

[Tyler]

Why, why go. What's the issue with Venezuela other than them smuggling a lot of drugs in the United States?

[Jimmy]

Okay, so this goes back to the Monroe Doctrine. Right. Which I know I'm going deep on you. Basically, we need to control the hemisphere. Oh yeah, we need to control the hemisphere that we live in. So I'm sorry, it's so distracting.

[Tyler]

You're right. Yeah, you can say it.

[Lewis]

Put the, put the website in the comments.

[Tyler]

How.

[Lewis]

Just type it out. It won't let me do it. Even if it doesn't link it so people can copy it. Won't let me do it.

[Jimmy]

Okay. Yeah, sorry. No, no, it's okay. So basically, like, we have to have control of the hemisphere that we live in. That means that like we can't allow China or Russia or other non state actors to have an area where they have Complete operational control and maybe like, okay, hey, guys, I know that you patrol Orlando, but we really want you to focus on Disneyland. We don't care what happens in this southern part of town. Even though it's four blocks. That's actually how it works. Yeah, yeah. Like, even though it's four blocks from Disney and, and the hood, the. The nastiness is going to bleed over into Disneyland. Okay, so when you. When you think about that way, we need to make sure that we have control of this because Xi Jinping, the. The leader of the Chinese Communist Party has said we're going to have a war with the United States by 2028. It's happened like it's game on.

[Lewis]

What else does Venezuela have a lot of oil.

[Tyler]

Oh. Oh, that's crazy.

[Lewis]

They have a lot of oil.

[Jimmy]

Well, yeah, and. And that's a fair thing to say, but. But, but here's the issue. Do you want China to have that oil and cocaine? I mean, what a place to live, dude.

[Lewis]

Like. No, I get it. I get it.

[Tyler]

It.

[Jimmy]

I'm sorry, but making the. Making the argument about. It's about oil. Like everything, every war ever has been about resources. Of course, specifically food.

[Lewis]

You're right. Seizing those resources or stopping those resources from going to a massive enemy is also important. And to have the foresight to get there, not giving the government that much credit, but if. If you were going to plan it correctly, you would.

[Tyler]

Emergency. Emergency. Okay. Oh, wait, we're back.

[Jimmy]

What's wrong with. What's wrong with that? Nothing.

[Lewis]

Okay, leave it there.

[Tyler]

No, we're not selling that.

[Lewis]

Kidding. Okay, I have to have my laptop.

[Tyler]

Lossy stuff.

[Jimmy]

Oh, great, great. Anyway, so we've got to basically control what goes on in our backyard before we have a massive war with the only near peer adversary on the planet. Because it damn sure ain't Russia. Russia can't get through Ukraine, so I'm not worried about Russia. But China is a problem and we have to secure this stuff. We have to do it.

[Tyler]

Okay. Strategic.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it is. It is. That is the exact word for.

[Tyler]

Let me ask you this question. Out of all the wars that we've been to, as I grow older and wiser and I look back, and as a country and as a culture, we grow older and wiser and we're looking back and we're starting to see that every single conflict was because of something else other than American interests. Now, I'm not saying there were government interests, but of the citizens of the American population. I wanted to say the last war in my head was World War II.

[Jimmy]

You would be incorrect.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

World War II was absolutely about oil. Don't kid yourself.

[Lewis]

Oh, I thought it was about a lot of things.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Look, you can.

[Tyler]

You can.

[Jimmy]

You can.

[Tyler]

I like this one, because this is PC. Yes, you. You can.

[Jimmy]

You can make the argument that. Do you really think that the government cares about what was going on?

[Tyler]

The.

[Jimmy]

The whole.

[Tyler]

I think the whole spread of communism thing was.

[Jimmy]

That's. That's post World War II. Okay, but like, we. We did not. We. Why did we ostens. Why did the United States ostensibly go into World War II? Okay, well, the Japanese attacked Pro Harbor.

[Tyler]

Pearl Harbor.

[Jimmy]

Why?

[Tyler]

You know, that's the biggest question.

[Jimmy]

Because we stopped giving them oil. That's why.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

We stopped. We did an oil embargo because they were slaughtering people in China. They were having races to see what lieutenant could cut off the most heads with a samurai sword.

[Tyler]

Is that well documented?

[Jimmy]

Very. They. They documented them themselves.

[Tyler]

Not in the history books?

[Jimmy]

No, it's in the history books. We just don't talk about.

[Tyler]

So that's. As a kid, you can't ever get an explanation as why Pearl harbor happened?

[Lewis]

Well, there's one guy that gets blamed for World War II.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but he's not the one that attacked Pearl Harbor.

[Lewis]

Hitler falls under that.

[Jimmy]

That's. That's an asinine way to look at World War II. The. The United States cut off oil flow to the Japanese if they did not attack and take the oil that was down in Burma and a lot of other places in the Pacific. They had six months of a war machine, and that was it. Other. I mean, go watch land, man. Everything in the. Everything is built on petroleum products. The plastic, the. The stuff that lubricates the. The wheels, rubber. I mean, like, on and on and on. They had. When we cut them off from oil, they had six months.

[Lewis]

They knew it, so they had to do it.

[Jimmy]

They had to attack and get into Burma. They had to do. To do that, they had to attack who? Great Britain? Who was the only people stopping them. The only fleet that was capable of stopping them was the United States Navy. And we had the. The Philippines right there. If we decided to go, hey, it's game on. We were already in position. They had to knock us off the chessboard in their. Their mind and go. We put you out. We're gonna do what we want to do. And now you guys are gonna, you know, go stay in your sandbox. Go stay in your. Your United States and don't mess with us. And they thought that's what we would do. What they were not prepared for was the United States Marine corps.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, but I mean two.

[Lewis]

Bombs, they weren't ready for you.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah.

[Jimmy]

And, and the surface of the sun.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I don't think they were ready for those either.

[Tyler]

I don't know, man.

[Jimmy]

I just.

[Tyler]

Again, is it just me because I'm almost 40, or is it becoming very apparent to the American population like our, our 20 year olds in college also now seeing this, not just liberal colleges, but to all youth of America going, there's been no war. That's, that's been of interest. Like the American people are in danger. We need to have this war. Every single war is for u. S. Government interests only. And they send young kids to slaughter every generation. Yeah, I sound like a hippie.

[Jimmy]

You do.

[Lewis]

Because what's, what is happening is conservative kids, young conservative kids that are America tattoos, the we the people, all those.

[Tyler]

Kids are honor for them.

[Lewis]

It is. But they're going now. They're think this is the generation of why, why am I going to the war? It ain't the old days where you, like I said, World War II. Yeah. Guys were 16, 17, committed suicide if they couldn't get in the military.

[Jimmy]

They were like, FDR said we got to go.

[Tyler]

I have.

[Lewis]

And every American male was like, that's where I'm going. Now even pro American conservative males are going, why are we doing? What is the reason? And that's where it gets very dangerous. Because the old American war machine would just say, because we said so.

[Tyler]

Well, and here's the other thing, Jimmy. This could go. I know you've been wanting to talk about this for a long time. We never get to it. But now is it bad for government officials and military, high ranking military people to say do not follow these orders. Because just like we talk about the cop world, at what point are military officials going to be saying do this? And it's acceptable by our standards to say, no, we will not follow this order, we will not go to war. I don't think we'll ever get to that. I think we'll imprison people.

[Lewis]

Did you see the pilots get arrested? The female pilot in court the other day? Female pilot in court started standing up saying she refused the orders, got arrested and court martialed, taking the custody because she was basically saying, we're sending money to Israel. It's genocide over there. I refuse to fly. I'm not flying this helicopter over there. They arrested her right outside the courtroom and took her and her partner into custody.

[Jimmy]

Dude.

[Lewis]

Because they were saying, we're not doing it. And that's what I'm getting at. Yeah. You have people going, I'm not flying this plane over there to give resources to Israel for Israel to bomb.

[Tyler]

And then, and then we are going to become, in 40 years, a country that has to draft just to have a military. And then you're gonna have to let.

[Lewis]

Her get her done. You're gonna have the people that just say, bomb them all. Let's go. So it's like, I mean, you gotta be careful.

[Jimmy]

The people that are like, that never had somebody with an AK47 shooting.

[Lewis]

Yeah. I'm not saying it's right, what she's saying.

[Tyler]

Yeah. But I don't know.

[Lewis]

Maybe it is.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, yeah, I mean, I mean, you know what? Maybe God is looking after us today. And he was like, y' all were gonna play something so bad on YouTube that you were gonna get canceled. And so maybe that's why we, all of a sudden, we don't have those capabilities right now.

[Jimmy]

I, I mean, I, I mean, there's a certain. I, I don't disagree with you.

[Tyler]

American English speak.

[Jimmy]

American English speak.

[Tyler]

I'm trying to think of words.

[Jimmy]

You. Hey, do you want me to break out a word?

[Lewis]

You're trying. No, he's trying to.

[Tyler]

You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna make a shirt with a quote from that and have everybody wear it. Like. Yeah, like you don't know where that came from.

[Lewis]

You're talking about the AI Conversion of speeches.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I. We didn't even get to talk about AI writing a police report for Terminator 2.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we'll get to it. We got it.

[Jimmy]

But I think that there's, there's definitely a, A line that you. When you go and you swear or affirm to support. Defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and obey the orders of the President of the United States and the officers appointed over you. Like, if I. I was not in the military when COVID 19 happened, I didn't take the job. But if I had still been a sergeant in the army, I would have, because I was in it. I'm a soldier. Yeah. That's my job.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

That's what I said I would do. I have to do it.

[Tyler]

I'm here for. I'm exposable.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Why would you join the infantry?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, how many other things did they inject into my body? It's just one.

[Lewis]

Remember that line maps when you walk through.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Old School, they were throwing like, I.

[Jimmy]

Can'T say the words throw stuff across the room, dude. I mean, like, so I, I think that if you're in the United States, nobody is telling you to shut strafe women and children or do anything that violates your country.

[Lewis]

Under the same topic that we started with today, if they have information from being in meetings that things aren't as they are being portrayed to the American public, are they wrong for saying.

[Jimmy]

I think that the lawmakers that are advocating us, advocating US service members to use their own judgment, that's wrong. That is. I agree.

[Lewis]

But if you're sitting in a meeting, like a police meeting, and you're listening to this like let's say a war, a war plan versus like a search warrant plan, you're looking at this going, I've been there. Yeah, this is up. Like, this is wrong. We shouldn't be doing. But you know, sitting down the room as a new guy and all that and you're like, man, I can't. This doesn't sound right. Or you get that, you know, the hair stands up in the back of your neck and you see the ops plan. Are they wrong for speaking up that.

[Tyler]

Here'S where cops have to. In government, official government employees, whether you're a soldier, Marine, Air force or a police officer, if you work for the government, the government is going to do harsh, swift actions is something that the government does not want to do because they have to answer to it. So if there is a problem, they rely on people to do their dirty work, do their bidding. Right. You know how many times as a cop, as a pressure, as a proactive unit, I was tasked to do something that the government could have easily put it into. They could have said, we're enacting the this to not have this, but they didn't want to do that. So they said on the back end, you guys are going to go do this. And it's, it's out. It's. It's violation. It's a violation of the Constitution. And, and, but no cops other than people like me go, the are we doing, dude, this is wrong.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, and first of all, like, you can have a, an issue as an infantryman, go. I really don't think we need to take this hill. I really don't think we need to.

[Lewis]

Clear this house in a field at environment, an individual small unit.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. But guess what? You're still going to go correct.

[Lewis]

Because when the, when this E7 walks around the corner. Yeah, get your ass in that building.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

You're going to.

[Jimmy]

You're. You're gonna. You're gonna move out and draw fire. But as a police officer, you're. This is where it differs, right? It differs because you're not enforcing your will upon another group of people. You're enforcing your will on Americans who are covered by the Constitution and the statutes. And you have a responsibility to the people and the law.

[Tyler]

If you don't. But like, he's saying, if you don't in that briefing, if you don't speak up. Boots on ground at target is not the time anymore.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Tyler]

It's hot.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Tyler]

And so therefore, you can't be like, well, I don't want to do that. And you got two guys inside and gunfires going on. Now everything's out the. The door.

[Jimmy]

You should have had that conversation. And at the end of the day, and this is what most people do who. Who are warriors, they go, I don't agree with this, but my buddies are going, and I'm not letting them go by themselves. I'm gonna go with them.

[Lewis]

But just as people reached out to us to show their displeasure with what they really didn't hear, what they thought they heard, that is the same energy I'm asking you to keep in that room. When you hear that plan going down and you're like, man, this is. Yeah, I've been there. I'm guilty of it. I've admitted it in some of my Cobble episodes where I just sat there, I was like, this is. But I'm outnumbered 30 to 1. If I say, like, hey, that's a terrible idea. Shut the up, you know, you're not going to be well received. But that is the. That's. And I'm guilty of it. I can admit everything I've done wrong. And I try to be more outspoken now in these controversial topics because, yeah, I want people to go, you know what?

[Jimmy]

He's right.

[Lewis]

And I should say something. My wife's a perfect example of that. She is, like, the outspoken one right now. That's saying this stuff is not right. And I can see it firsthand, like, how these agencies and people messaging me like, this is wrong. But if you say something, you are bullied, you are told to be quiet, you are targeted. That was more of what I was getting at with doing the right thing in those clips and doing the right thing.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

When you hear that plan going down, you're like, oh, man, that's not. We don't have enough manpower. We're short. There's people off. This guy's been saying crazy things. We should probably attack this a different way. If one person in that room doesn't feel good about it and for the right reasons, it should be reassessed. Retalked about not just, hey, we're going anyway. Yeah, that's the old mentality of just watching dudes get mowed down in the field. And yeah, we're just gonna keep running at this machine gun and it's going off and we're just gonna keep getting killed.

[Jimmy]

And, and, and that's the, the question. It's the responsibility of the first of all. Like, we've got so many 80 year olds up there running the goddamn country right now that they have no idea what they're doing. They have no, they have no connection with the real world or what it's really like. Yes, the chat is nuts about my hair.

[Tyler]

All right, let's just address it. What, what kind of products do you use?

[Jimmy]

I use a. I need you to get ready to clip this. I use Johnny Slick's Hair Care products. It's a veteran owned and operated company that's been in business for a very, very long time. And their products are amazing. They're all natural. They don't let your hair fall out. Like some of the products that you get from the stores that have like microplastics and everything else in it. These are all natural hair care products. But right now I have no hair care product in my hair. I have a little rubber band I think.

[Tyler]

I think kicked it off with Jimmy's hair gel.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And then it went.

[Lewis]

They were talking about the oil. Petroleum. Yeah, that's where it was started. I use nothing. I use.

[Jimmy]

It's blast proof.

[Tyler]

It's.

[Jimmy]

It. I mean, look, look, can you.

[Tyler]

I can't see it because it's being whited out, by the way, look at like.

[Lewis]

But I shaved my head. I, I would have a little bit of a receding hairline there, I guess you would call it.

[Tyler]

We missed the super chat. Matt Curtis, 261Punta Gorda, last week. Two dudes with mass open carrying rifles, pistols, yelling on microphones, trying to make passers Internet famous. Like, why, man? Yeah, yeah.

[Lewis]

That's the extreme opposite of what. You know. That's, that's clickbait. That's making videos. Getting. Clip my knees up. That's making videos. But they're making money. Capitalism at its finest. Hey, it's legal. It's capitalism.

[Jimmy]

Don't, don't hate on. Don't hate on Their, their, their hustle.

[Tyler]

So one thing I wanted to ask you guys about. Ask mainly Jimmy, but you're also pretty knowledgeable. I'm, I see things and it's like, that's old news. But Candace Owens and, and exposing the French president. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Macron.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Is it? And there possibly was an assassination attempt out on her and that government officials are made aware of this, is that, that's alleged.

[Lewis]

Candace Owens is gone.

[Tyler]

The start of the article said she's either batshit crazy or she's on point, but it's one of the two.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's. I, I, I know the allegations, but first of all, I think if Mossad or the Israelis or the French wanted her dead, I think she'd be dead.

[Lewis]

She also made the wild accusation that Charlie Kirk was close to removing his support for the Jewish people and that's.

[Jimmy]

Why he was murdered.

[Lewis]

That's one she's standing hard on.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, that, that actually has some, like, there's text messages. Yeah, there's text messages. There's, there's people that were on Sean Ryan's show that have talked about, like, Charlie was kind of out. And, and here's the thing. Why did we. Yeah. Everybody says we went into Iraq for oil. We didn't get any oil. We don't get any oil from Iraq. We still don't. Most of that oil. You know where it goes. Iran. Goes to Iran. The, the reason we went into Iraq. And I know Cece's telling me to skip this topic, but why? Because we went into Iraq because it helped Israel.

[Tyler]

Why do we got to skip it? It's, it's, I mean, it's kind of like Mike saying. No, he's saying the whole. What used to be maybe a year or two ago, which social media did not allow you to talk about things. Yeah. Even talk about it is now they're losing that battle because if they don't allow you to guess what, that's going to make Rumble and Twitter even more.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Even more prominent or excuse me, X and Rumble right now are the free speech things. But everybody's already used to Instagram, Meta, YouTube, so it's kind of hard to like, no one wants to go learn a whole new thing, follow a bunch of new pages, get a new shows. But if you, if they, I think they realize if they continue to try to stop people from talking about things, they're going to lose them. So they kind of like released it and now people are openly talking about Israel is bad News. Everything from 150 years ago to today, it's the Biggest lie ever told to us.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Is that true?

[Jimmy]

Is it. Don't leave me hanging, guys. Is it, Is it true that people are saying it? Yes. Is it true that they have. Do they have some really credible evidence to go, hey, Israel, look, you can't sit here and look me in the eye and tell me that Israel has the best interest of the United States at heart. They don't. And why would they. They have the best interest of Israel at heart.

[Tyler]

Why do we have such an invested interest in Israel? You start, you lose religion.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

First of all, I mean, like I, I combined. I mean, this is where Candace Owens started. She, she and Ben Shapiro have a problem. I got a problem with what Ben Shapiro says.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, I gotta, I got a serious problem with somebody telling me that I, the only reason I advocate for the United States to be strong is to support Israel. Go yourself. I'm not sending my son. I'm not sending your sons. I'm not sending poor Lewis, who's probably going to catch an ass chewing later. I'm not sending them to die for Israel. I'm just not. And I have friends in Israel. I've been to Israel. Like I, I used to go to Israel from Iraq. Oh, Mike, you're making it.

[Lewis]

I'm trying to.

[Tyler]

Try not to cook. Are you waiting?

[Lewis]

No, I'm just, I'm, I'm trying to navigate it. Oh, navigate it, PC. Yeah, I mean, it's just.

[Jimmy]

Look, Israel cares.

[Lewis]

I'm gonna say. All I'm gonna say is statistics.

[Jimmy]

Yes, Statistics that I knew. Okay. I know exactly where you're going.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Jimmy]

C.C.

[Tyler]

D.C. He did say live stream.

[Jimmy]

They're here.

[Lewis]

I thought it was higher number, but.

[Jimmy]

I mean, it doesn't matter. It's still a lot. The, the bottom line is Israel cares about Israel and I don't have a problem with that.

[Tyler]

Well, here's.

[Jimmy]

Because I care about the United States.

[Tyler]

Here's the actual problem is the way. It's the way it confuses the average news consumer. Yeah. Is that there are three things. There's Jewish people, there's Zionism, and then there's the state of Israel. First of all, those are all three separate things. We like to combine them, but it's all like up and weird.

[Jimmy]

Here's where you got to start.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Jimmy]

And it starts. And this starts at the pulpit. Okay. Which again, we got to do it today. You told me to remind you, so. But it starts at the pulpit. Judeo Christian is not a real thing. Jews and Christians, they don't coexist. They don't have similar ideologies.

[Lewis]

They disagree on one big one they got.

[Jimmy]

They disagree on. On.

[Lewis]

On a big one.

[Jimmy]

And that is. Who was Jesus? A Jew is going to tell you. A practicing Jew is going to tell you he was. And Ben Shapiro said this. He was a guy that tried to overthrow Rome and got killed for it by Rome. That's not what happened. That's not what Flavius Josephus says. That's not what any of the Roman historians of the time say. That's not what anybody except the people in the synagogue said. The people that Jesus didn't like. Jesus said some pretty radical stuff. The most radical of all was that he was the son of God. So you can't say that Jews and Christians are alike. We're not. And I don't have to send my son to die for it, period. I. I had a conversation with people in the church and they. When all of this stuff in Israel started, and they were like, we got to go. They're God's chosen people. No, they're not. No, they're not.

[Lewis]

What video is that? No, you're not.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Lewis]

It'S a meme everywhere. Yeah, yeah. Two things. I'm letting you guys cook. I got Ukraine on the phone and we didn't get to him yet.

[Tyler]

He's ready and we had a video.

[Lewis]

How he's on the phone. He's good.

[Tyler]

I thought he pre recorded.

[Lewis]

This is one of the Ukraine guys. I don't know if it's the original. Original one.

[Tyler]

We have Gypsy. We have Crusade.

[Lewis]

Before we move. What is Zelensky?

[Tyler]

What?

[Lewis]

Zelensky.

[Jimmy]

Zielinski is Jewish. Is he?

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Lewis]

All right, you're on. Let's go. Ukraine. Hello?

[Tyler]

Hey, guys.

[Lewis]

What's going on?

[Jimmy]

Wyatt, you're alive. I was worried about you, bro.

[Mike]

Since you guys. You're having technical problems, like.

[Lewis]

Okay, not all of us are having those problems.

[Tyler]

Just Willis now.

[Mike]

Well, all right. Yeah. Louis, Leis. It's your job to go crack one open for the boys for me. Trust me, you need the painkiller. You're gonna need it soon. Tyler, I feel your pain. And I suggest that you use a tube sock full of nickels for dealing with Louis later. It'll leave less bruising.

[Lewis]

Agreed.

[Jimmy]

First.

[Mike]

First note. I caught your video with the cop who parked on the train tracks. I used to be a railroader. Years back, I was running freight trains.

[Tyler]

That.

[Mike]

You deserve every thing that happens to them. No joke. If you got hit by one of our trains and you survived, you received a 200 trespassing ticket from the railroad police. If you got struck by a train and died, they sent it to your next of kin.

[Lewis]

I like it.

[Jimmy]

Damn.

[Mike]

Okay, so blood Ukraine. I mean, that's what you want me to talk about? Been a little bit out of touch. I'm doing some training stuff now, but what I. What I. What I can. What I do know is that down south, you've still got a lot of adverse weather, so there's a lot of movements happening back and forth. Neither side is being honest about what gains are being made. Probably in about a week, there's going to be some updates to the maps, not that those matter much to any of us. We've also seen a bunch of increase and improvement in carrier drones, which both sides have been doing for a while. That's where you take one of, like, the big fixed wing drones with a repeater, a radio repeater. You can fly that thing 30 to 50 kilometers. And then there's FPV drones strapped to the wings that'll pop off and, with a fresh battery, can prosecute targets for a good half hour. So, yeah, you know, it's just the next evolution that we're in. I'm not too happy about it. I really enjoyed running a Humvee in and out of the Badlands and saying, okay, I'm safe now. I'm far enough away, and now that's gone.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that doesn't sound nice.

[Mike]

But in my last note, it's both surprising and completely unsurprising. Poly Market. You guys know Poly Market?

[Lewis]

I watched the whole episode yesterday on it. Yes, yes.

[Mike]

Yeah. They have set up the Deep State live conflict map on their website so you can now zoom in and start making bets on frontline movements.

[Jimmy]

Whoa.

[Mike]

So my. My insider tip to you is I suggest all of you guys go on there and put down a hundred dollars on New Burnington. Death in Humvee.

[Tyler]

That's disappointed. Is it that bad?

[Lewis]

Is it that bad?

[Mike]

It depends on your exact location, but it is an area at risk the longer you're in there, you know.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Odds of probability are. Are against you.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I don't know if you've seen the video. They started building these giant net tunnels with, like, fishing nets or tulip nets. The English, French, and Dutch have been donating tons of these nets that we can drape over the road.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, and. But they're. They're attacking them with thermite from the drones.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean it, Wyatt. I've been. I've been where you are in 2008, rolling around the city streets of Baghdad, waiting. Statistically was as a lead truck gunner, I was going to die by efp. And I kind of accepted it. And I feel for you. I really do. Very, very rarely have I ever been able to talk with somebody that has felt the same thing I felt. Except you're feeling it today. So keep your head up and I'm praying for you, bro.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, it got rough. And then it gets easier after a bit once you accept it. But I do think there is a lot of overlap psychologically between the FPV threat and the IED threat. I'm not smart enough to fully analyze it, but I do think there is, like, psychological damage caused by those two things.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, are you. Next Monday? We'll try to. If you can't do video because you're in training, we can definitely do this phone call thing again.

[Mike]

Hey, no worries. I'll do what I can.

[Tyler]

All right, brother. Stay safe. And let me know if you need anything.

[Mike]

Remember Tube Sock Nickels Lewis.

[Tyler]

All right, I'll talk to you later, bro.

[Mike]

All right, later.

[Jimmy]

Oh, man.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I watched an actual show. A show last night. Of all people, Anderson Cooper went over that whole Poly Market. The founder, some kid dropped out of.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

One of those Ivy League schools, down his luck, and he designed it. Now you can bet on. Literally bet on where the line will be for the war by shares. It's all legal. The government can't do nothing. And you can buy shares in what? There's a. There's 10, 000 different questions on Poly Market that you can buy into. Like, who will be the nomination?

[Tyler]

I don't even know what Poly Market.

[Lewis]

It'S just a website. You go to it, you literally put your credit card in and you go and say, who will be the number one Spotify artist at the end of the day. Yeah, yeah, there's different. There's different ones. Takashi and there's Poly Market. They were doing one on Polymarket. But you can bet on the line, where the line will be for Russia and Ukraine. Who will be this, who will be that? There was a bet on the Pope. And people get inside information on that stuff and are making lots of money. Like the guy who bet on the Pope, the Pope that took over was way, way underdog. And somehow this guy knew and he. He won like 250, 000 on strictly picking the Pope.

[Tyler]

What I was gonna ask for you. Crane called is. Is we're going back to Jesus.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Okay. So after this, we'll. We'll get the. The verse of the day. But what do you tell people when. When they ask? Because a lot of people, like, convert, like, when you're trying to spread the word of Christianity and spread the word of Jesus. One of the. I've been asked this twice, actually, and they're like, what? Why is it only Jesus and now we're never supposed to believe a guy like David Koresh? Are people that are mentally ill that try to convince and are successful at convincing a small population that they are the new messiah. What do you tell those people and how do you convince them that Jesus was the only one and it will only be the only one until he comes back?

[Jimmy]

Well, first of all, what was Jesus's ministry about? Was it about. I mean, you could say, well, it was about him being the son of God. Okay, fair enough. But what was he telling you to do? Was he telling you to, you know, worship him and, you know, go out there and. And make sure that everybody knows that I'm the guy so that I can have more power? When you're doing, like, David Koresh, where it was like, hey, make sure that all three of these hot chicks are now my wives.

[Tyler]

I know.

[Lewis]

Like, Jesus was about God.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Jesus was about.

[Lewis]

He went through the worst conditions to spread that.

[Jimmy]

He. Look, I mean, he went to the cast of the Deadliest Catch, Galilee to get his disciples. I mean, like, and then what did he tell them? Hey, love each other. Hey, follow the law. Care about people who don't like you. Like, you know, be kind to each other. Like, these are the things that. Oh, and by the way, the people that are in power that. That say, like, oh, I. I know about. This is the way we have to do things. This is the way you should be doing it. They do all of the outward stuff. We've all seen and we've all been in those churches where you. You see the people that love to pray and worship the Lord and raise their hands and close their eyes and you go, yeah, you. But you're a human. Yeah, you're a human.

[Tyler]

And.

[Jimmy]

And that's why people have so many problems with the church.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Because they look at that and they go, it's not even real. How can you tell me?

[Tyler]

Or people that have very, very big platforms that say, I'm Christian. And you look at them and you're like, God, man, you're awful.

[Jimmy]

I mean, like you said, Ever seen the Righteous Gemstones?

[Tyler]

I love that show.

[Jimmy]

I mean, like, Baby Billy, my favorite. Right? Because I'm selfless and I Want to heal as many people as the good Lord lets me.

[Tyler]

Are you high right now, Billy?

[Jimmy]

Go outside, nerd. You know, but I mean, like that. It's funny because it's real. We've seen that stuff.

[Tyler]

The.

[Jimmy]

The real Christ. First of all, there's a lot of people out there that want you to think that it's. Oh, it's gentle Jesus speaking mild. That's not who he was. He was a bad. You don't get a bunch of fishermen to follow you because you're a soft, effeminate quarter zip with a little mic pinned to your lapel. That's not how Jesus operated. He was a hard dude. He lived through hard times. By the way, if you don't know, this probably wasn't a carpenter. I've been to the desert. I know you've been to the desert. Did you see many trees there in the desert?

[Tyler]

Oh, so you're saying they don't have wood?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they don't have a lot of wood. It was probably a stone mason. If there's one person you don't with on a construction site, it's the brick. It's the concrete guys, they're pretty badass dudes.

[Lewis]

And I'm not well versed in this there. Yeah, I do believe in God and believe in Jesus, and I'm. The Blast is a big guy in the BJJ world, but he's a very good Christian. And when you talk about Everybody chalks up to the crucifixion, that was the easiest part of what Jesus went through that day. And that leading up to that, when you actually read what they did to him and they whipped him till his. His bodies were shown, his bones were showing, and they. And he continued. Then they made him carry the cross or attempt to. What he went through was the most painful thing you could probably read. I read. I read every word of it. It's brutal. It's brutal to think that a human being, when he got up to what is supposed to be the worst part of the day, which is the crucifixion, that was actually probably the easiest part of what he went through leading up to that point. And you read that and then take it for whatever you want to take it. But if you follow the words and the belief in them in that, you will be a good human being. Mean, I don't. I'm not asking to go to church. I'm not asking to take up your Sunday. You do it however you want to do it. But if you follow that mindset and those Words. You will inherently be a good person, good contributor, society and, and overall and.

[Jimmy]

And treat people correct.

[Tyler]

Well, correct.

[Lewis]

And I mean we're all gonna, we're all gonna fall off that train at something. I'm gonna yell at Jimmy, Jimmy's gonna yell at me.

[Jimmy]

I'm probably gonna get drunk.

[Lewis]

Yeah, but at the end of the day, you're not. Never, dude. I never in a million years. You're a great person. A little better when you're sober, but I like junk Jimmy too. We can go both ways, but at the end of the day, you're a good hearted person. And that I think is the most important message that comes from any of that. And that's where the leeway to believe what you want. Yeah, but you can't believe something that brings violence or, or terrible things into our country.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Worship who you want. Pray to whatever direction you want to pray.

[Mike]

Right.

[Lewis]

But this country was founded on God and Jesus and that's what we're going to stand by. And that gives you the right to do whatever you want to do but be a good person however you do it.

[Jimmy]

That, that is a biblical principle, by the way. If God wanted automatons who just worshiped him and he would have made that. What he did was he gave us free will. He wanted us to choose. And that's really what we're saying here in the United States. You can do what you want. But you really should take a look at this Jesus guy.

[Lewis]

And if you're not, you still just like the laws of our country. That's what we're going to do. So don't try to overtake what our country was founded on. Do your own thing. But the mass is doing it this way and respect that and, and we'll respect what you're doing. You respect what we're doing. We can all get along.

[Jimmy]

And if you don't.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

We can pretty much just assume you're the enemy of correct God.

[Tyler]

We keep getting offshore. What is the verse today?

[Jimmy]

So the verse of the day, if you guys want to go with me.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Jimmy]

Is I gave it to you and I had it pulled up. Yeah.

[Lewis]

At least we don't have to hear that.

[Jimmy]

So you can read it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So that, that is good. It's John, chapter 16, verse 33. And I've told you all of these things so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart, I have overcome the world.

[Tyler]

Layman's terms, breakdown.

[Jimmy]

Jesus is basically saying this is right.

[Tyler]

Is that in red in the Bible.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

That is a. A quote from Messiah. So this. It starts in chapter 15. This is the. I'm the vine and you are the branches. Anyone that resides in me, you know. You know, and I can go back into that. But that's where it starts. And he's basically laying out. He's giving his, hey, this is what the world is like. This is why you're believing in me. This is the stuff that's going to help you. And the last thing that he's saying is because he's told them, like, hey, it's going to be tough. There's going to be some really hard times. There's going to be some really bad stuff that's going to happen. There's going to be people who think that they are doing God a service by dragging you into court and suing you. They're. They're going to be people. And I'm not saying that because Rob o' Neill is suing us. I'm saying that's. That's what Jesus was talking about. It just so happens that Rob is suing us. But there's. He also goes a step further and says, hey, there's going to be people who think that killing you is doing a service to God. Like, that's how bad it's going to get. And I have told you all of these things so that you may have peace. You're gonna know, like, hey, this stuff is going to happen, Tyler. We're not going to have sound when we should. There's going to be some terrible days that are coming. Of all the things that's pretty small, this is way worse. This is way worse. And where you're gonna. You're gonna look around and go, why do all these shitty humans have all of it Good? And here I am busting my ass, yeah, Trying to serve the Messiah, and I am struggling.

[Tyler]

Why?

[Jimmy]

Why? I mean, my. My big thing was, and this is why I brought it up, I thought I was coming onto the show to do a cool podcast with military and cops. Like, that's what I thought. And I ended up in a war zone.

[Lewis]

And I went, that was just me and you.

[Jimmy]

That was just me, right? But I went, you know, Lord, why. Why is this happening, man? Like, this isn't what I wanted to do. And put. That's like, why is this happening to me? I'm trying to serve you. I'm trying to do this stuff. But I have told you so that you may have peace in this world. You will have trouble.

[Tyler]

You're gonna.

[Jimmy]

There's gonna be some shitty days, guys. But don't, don't worry.

[Tyler]

Take heart.

[Jimmy]

I've overcome the world. I, I've already fixed. This is not the problem you need to be worrying about. Yeah. People are going to drag you into court. People are going to try and kill you. People are gonna. You are going to suffer for my sake. That's what's going to happen. Take heart. I've overcome the world. Don't worry about it.

[Lewis]

We got a text from a long time listener, John, who said, love you guys are talking about Jesus. Keep up the good work. Stay the course.

[Tyler]

Yeah, so it's a course full of brick wall after brick wall after brick wall. That's why we built a brick wall. Because, dude, it is. It is. It's so easy to. Well, I will say this. When a lot of people peak too early, and it could be. I mean, look at the guys in high school that peek too early. Just go back to that generic thing. You peak early. Are any of them successful anymore?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

No.

[Jimmy]

The high school quarterback, where did he go?

[Tyler]

He mind. Killed himself.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Fifteen years ago. Right. The coolest dude in the school. Had everybody all over his nuts. Peak too early. Hit adulthood, went to college, everything was normal. Wasn't used to it. Hit adulthood with the same mindset.

[Mike]

I'm.

[Tyler]

I'm number one. Be too. That is what also happens in our profession is that you peak too early and you just, you pray for people like that because we are taking the long, hard road.

[Lewis]

That's. And that's a human, that's a human thing. Like, you know, I have kids that are in their mid-20s and when they're like, that's over. I'm done. And I laugh and I'm like, I didn't even start living the right way until I was 38. Yeah, 38 was the age where it all came together and I started the path to where I am right now, now. So when I see people in their 20s, I'm struggling. I'm like, bro, you got, you got a lot of. You got a lot of time and a lot of work left. There's a lot of. There's a lot more bad things that are coming. Like, it ain't easy, but when you stay the course and you believe in yourself and you believe in God and you do the right things, it comes in. Some guys, you're right. Some guys peak at 20. Some guys become millionaires at 20.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Some have to be 49 and old with a gray beard till they're finally comfortable. It took me a long time to get to where I am right now. So when I even my own children, I laugh. I'm like, oh, yeah, your life's over. You're 25 and your bill, your bill's late. Or this is wrong. Oh, yeah, you're really, you know, you're out there. So you're right. It's, it's a constant focus and battle to continue to do the right thing. And it will come. But everybody's journey is different. Everybody's plan is different. But if you continue to do the right things, you will, you will be rewarded. And it may, it may be when you get to go spend eternal peace with, with God, that maybe you're. That's a good reward. That's a, that's a really good reward. Doing the right thing. I mean, maybe it struggles. Your whole life struggles here, but you have a really neat plan when it's over.

[Jimmy]

And, and we, we don't know. We don't know the plan. I mean, like, we, we can't know.

[Tyler]

Let me ask you guys this because I saw, I've always thought this. I just said it really bad. When you're a man, life sucks. You work hard, then you die. Yep. And red form. It said something like that, that 70 show last part of Being a Man. Andrew Tate actually said it in an interview. He's like, when you're a man, everything sucks. You don't look forward to anything. There's nothing good in life that you're gonna go, oh, this is so much fun. Your kids will see it, your wife will see it. He's like, you can take your wife on a trip and she's gonna be like, oh my God, I'm doing something. You know, as a man, you don't get to enjoy any of those feelings anymore because all you're doing is providing and working and. And then you die. But I really feel like that's our purpose. And I'm not trying to say like, don't have fun, but I feel like when you hit those points in your life where you're like, man, it's usually in your 30s, you're like, everything I'm doing is wrong. It's all self serving. I need to be in the gym, getting it done, sweating, doing workouts that physically pain me. So that way I can train my body to go to war every single day. And I go to war with every single person other than a clock. Close circle, you guys all being a part of. I'm telling you, I can count on two Hands the number of people that I would trust and most of them are in this room right now and, and obviously my wife and, and stuff like that. But it's, it's, it's just this weird thing that you said. Like it all clicks.

[Lewis]

And the other thing is not criminal or bad behavior. But mistakes are very important. My tick tock mistake was one of the. Looking back was one of the best things that ever happened. Like going down that road and going, being lost, completely lost. 42 years old, 43 somewhere in there five years ago about lost. Got it all together and then had another hiccup and, and, and being completely lost when somebody tried to throw in my face yesterday. Posted a story of some of it like you did to me, but in a malicious way. And I laugh and I'm like, I am so glad that happened to me. I'm so glad that I lost my path again. To go get it back together. Yeah, get it back together. I didn't do anything. I didn't rob a bank. I didn't hurt anybody. I hurt myself. But to get it back together again and go. I'm glad I had that bad experience. To respect these good decisions more and be able to give people those same life lessons and advice whether you want it or not. I've lived about 12 different lives.

[Tyler]

I mean here's the thing, you know, you know, the evil one is working against you. When people, all they have is that, that's it. All the goods you do, they were sent here. They're being influenced by, you know, the devil himself to naysay and all the good that you do and try to do, that's God, that's the one thing they got. So they're gonna throw it.

[Lewis]

I love it. I love it. Because now that I'm on a public platform all the years being he's a crooked copies of blah blah blah, here I am, here I am. Everybody can see me. Where's the messages, where's the evidence? Where's all these things? Now I'm in a public place. All those rumors and all those things people said about me to harm me, here I am. And what do you have? What I've publicly displayed, my own idiocracy. And what I've put out for myself is I was a on social media and I was self serving. I was going through a crisis and I recovered, got better. That's what gets thrown in my face. And I love it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, bring it.

[Lewis]

That's all you got. Over 23 years of a career. That's what the worst that's not terrible.

[Tyler]

Me and Jimmy talk all the time. The people. When you're, when you're a Christian or you've accepted Jesus later in life, or you're just trying to be better, the first thing they throw at you is, oh, Mr. Christian, I saw you, you know, drinking or doing drugs or living a life of debauchery. Now you're gonna tell me to be a better Christian? Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Here's the thing. You know who that reminds me of? The Pharisees. The guys that Jesus was constantly arguing with. Why are you hanging around all these, These, you know, sinners and, and you know, people that get drunk and, you know, former prostitutes and, you know, these, these rough ass fishermen who, you know, have fist fights and get in trouble with the Romans all the time. The local law enforcement, you know.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Jimmy]

Why are you hanging around those guys? It's not the well that need a doctor. It's the sick. And you're telling me you're good to go, so clearly you don't need it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So you're gonna. If you want to go ahead and judge them, by the way, go ahead. It seems like they, they at least can realize the, the error of their ways and are like trying to make it make a difference, trying to go get on a different path. The best decision, the best things that ever happened to me are when I ran into a brick wall and I went, I am. This is not the right path.

[Lewis]

And that, that, that's where I argue all the time that you can't like law enforcement and to me, counseling. You can't sit in a classroom or learn those things. You have to have real life experience that allows you. And people say, like you said, you're you. Jimmy, you did all this wrong. And Mike, you did this. And Tyler, you did that. Yeah, we recovered. We're good people. I don't care. Anybody says very good people in this room, Lewis, the sounds off. I don't know about you, but.

[Tyler]

But.

[Lewis]

At the end of the day, good people with a good, with life experience have made mistakes. Now some mistakes obviously are way worse. You go to jail, you go to prison. Not those mistakes, but made mistakes, recovered, and try to help people not do the same thing. And when somebody is in one of those crisis mistakes, we are there to listen and help and try to guide them through those mistakes. And that's what life experience and this brings, this brings to this show like everybody's got a different path, but all of us been down in the dumps and all of us have been back to the top. And it takes those times to go, well, I'm just perfect. These guys in the comments, these fake people, they'll never display or talk about their failures. They're just perfect. I don't want to be around a perfect person. I want to be around somebody who's lived life, made mistakes, recovered, and knows what it's like to drag yourself from the bottom back to the top. Those are the guys I want to be right.

[Tyler]

And they're all faceless. Like the guy that comment and was commenting on something. And yeah, of course I went, checked out his Instagram one photo of a black face.

[Lewis]

Like, my new thing is when these guys start in the DMS and all that, I literally walk in the studio, I click stream yard, I get a stream going, and I DM them the link. And I'm like, let's talk face to face like men. Let's talk. I want to hear your bad things about me. But you're not going to do it from zero followers without putting your name out there. You're going to do it like a man.

[Jimmy]

You're to going.

[Lewis]

You're going to come out and say it.

[Tyler]

This number's been pinned up here for 45 minutes. Not one person.

[Lewis]

Well, everybody you think is pretty much.

[Tyler]

Well, yeah, but the people that come in, yeah, they see that, they're like, I'm out of my. I did what I could. I tried to come into this chat. I tried to do damage. I tried to take people away from their. From what they're preaching and all this. I tried to go in there and do what I could. I'm out now. I'm a. I'm a. Not a. Just a.

[Jimmy]

Not.

[Tyler]

What do they call it? A disruptor. Yeah, I'm a disruptor. That's what I want to go do.

[Jimmy]

You're a troll. You're just a troll.

[Tyler]

And you know what? I'm gonna sound like my wife. But they're. They're disruptor. If you're out there trying to literally do good and make no money from doing good and helping people and giving them news and entertainment, and that's all you're set out to do, and people are still wanting to end it, there's something else behind that. They're sad people. They're influenced people. And I pray for them. Yeah, well, I want to fight them, but I probably.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I think that. I think that, you know, that kind of tells you exactly where you're at, right? Like if you are. If you're over here, like, hey, I'm Trying to do good. And I am getting. I am getting a lot of flack for it. I must be over the target. I must be on the right track. I. The first day I was ever on the show was you and me and Jimmy Watson.

[Tyler]

No, it's you. Is you, me and Billy Queen.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

No.

[Jimmy]

Oh, the. The first day that I was officially right was you and me and Jimmy Watson.

[Tyler]

And.

[Jimmy]

And we were talking about Charlie Kirk and I said, I want the enemy to hate me that much.

[Tyler]

Yeah. If you're not. If you're not the devil, don't. Don't with people that aren't, you know, doing something.

[Jimmy]

Four months later, I got hit with a 25 million dollar lawsuit from a guy that wants to shut me the up.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Why do you want me to shut up, Rob?

[Lewis]

Jimmy cooking. Get him.

[Jimmy]

Why? Parking lot out there. What is it that you think I'm gonna tell people? Do you think that I might actually have something to say that you. You want so bad for me to shut the up that you added me into a lawsuit that I didn't need to be in because I hurt your feelings? Allegedly. Why do you want me to be quiet, Rob?

[Tyler]

There's. Before I end this, I just want to give a shout out to somebody took the time. Don't know if they're nefarious or if their friend took the time to make a YouTube. Derek Chauvin, 25. And only his comments are.

[Lewis]

I know.

[Tyler]

I've seen him take collect calls. One was, I'm in a. We were talking about I'm gonna double white cell. I'm gonna double wide cell. Like playing full on character.

[Lewis]

We didn't get to Clinton. We definitely can't get to him at this point.

[Tyler]

Nah, we'll have to do Clint Thursday.

[Lewis]

What I would like to say to Clinton. Happy birthday.

[Jimmy]

Happy birthday, Clint.

[Lewis]

I'm sorry we didn't get to you, but happy 50th birthday. We appreciate everything you do for us. All the calls. I apologize. We got very religious and serious and we kind of.

[Tyler]

I don't.

[Jimmy]

I don't hate it.

[Lewis]

No. We ran out of time for Clint. Clint is very important to us though.

[Tyler]

We will get you forced us to talk and have good conversation, Lewis. That's why, you know, that's why the video and audio went what?

[Jimmy]

What? You intended for evil.

[Lewis]

I intended for good.

[Tyler]

Yeah. We.

[Lewis]

We were all, no, today is not his birthday. We didn't big league him on his birthday. But we're wishing him happy birthday. Yeah.

[Tyler]

On Wednesday. Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

And you know, we'll have him on on Thursday.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Post birthday.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

So you can tell us what he got for his birthday.

[Tyler]

All right, I got one for you.

[Lewis]

I was in the gov.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, that's it. That is it for today's show. Thank you so much for staying on. Thank you so much for staying active. We love everybody and we couldn't do this without you guys. And I will see you Thursday, Jv team for life.