ICE ATTACKED, BOSTON PD IS CORRUPT, ILHAN OMAR GOES OFF AT THE MOUTH 10/06/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast – Episode Summary

ICE ATTACKED, BOSTON PD IS CORRUPT, ILHAN OMAR GOES OFF AT THE MOUTH (10/06/2025)

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Overview

In this Monday morning episode, hosts Tyler, Mike, and Jimmy cover a week’s worth of law enforcement, military, and political controversy, blending war stories, insider updates, and spirited banter. Main themes include corruption and dysfunction in major police departments (especially the Boston PD), a dramatic ICE incident in Chicago in which local law enforcement allegedly refused backup, and Rep. Ilhan Omar’s incendiary comments following Charlie Kirk’s death. The hosts also field live calls from active and former cops, discuss military doctrine buzzwords, technology’s role in both policing and warfare, and address scams targeting first responders online.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Host & Community Banter [01:05–05:00]

• The hosts riff on the busy week ahead and preview their upcoming Philly "counterculture" show (for cops, first responders, vets, etc.) and the online outrage their recent Instagram clips have attracted.
• They vent about social media echo chambers and the challenges in fostering real dialogue online.
  • “Instagram is for people who have no interest in reading your response. They’re just waiting for your comment to pop up… no dialogue.” – Mike (03:53)
• They promote community support via Patreon and announce upcoming in-person events.

2. Boston PD Corruption and Dysfunction [05:25–15:00]

• The team revisits a viral video of a Boston officer confronted by a so-called "auditor"—revealing that after pushback from higher-ups, a Boston gang cop was criminally charged despite internal affairs being bypassed for political reasons.
  • “They bypassed the internal affairs investigation… and immediately arrested the cop for battery on this auditor. … They're scared to touch him.” – Mike (06:22)
• Discussion uncovers growing anti-cop sentiment in Boston, union contracts now embedded with criminal statutes, 32-year retirement requirements, and appalling benefits denial for a young officer wounded in the line of duty.
  • “This young kid is still battling for his benefits by taking a bullet for the government in the chest.” – Mike (09:05)
• They debate why anyone remains in the profession under such conditions and offer exit strategies (writing better resumes, leveraging skills).

Notable Caller Contribution [62:08–64:48]

• Clint, a former Suffolk County sheriff’s officer, confirms Boston’s deep-rooted corruption and passionate cultural ties: “This is our commonwealth. This is our state. … Even if the journey is going to suck those 32 years, we’re still going to do it.” (64:01)

3. Law Enforcement Careers: Burnout, Benefits, and Exit Strategies [10:37–15:00]

• Harsh realities are outlined: Cops face write-ups for trivial body cam/seatbelt infractions, while active, injured officers may be denied pay/benefits.
• The hosts urge cops to recognize transferable skills: “You have the best resume f***ing out there. You can get any job you want.” – Tyler (10:42)
• Jimmy makes comparisons to military service and critiques the lack of post-service care for police.

4. Wire Fraud and Scammers in the First Responder Community [17:26–23:18]

• Mike publicly exposes Thomas Dery (“Lowjack Hit” Instagram), a “cop chaser” and scammer, for defrauding hundreds of officers out of merch orders.
  • “He is a criminal that is using social media to exploit cops. … Please get the word out.” – Mike (19:58)
• They attempt to call the scammer live, encourage followers to report him, and share solidarity with scam victims.

5. Ilhan Omar’s Comments and Conservative Culture Wars [28:42–34:33]

• Ilhan Omar’s comments following Charlie Kirk’s death are dissected. The hosts mock her and “The View” panel for their “bigotry/white supremacy” narrative.
  • “Her on Charlie Kirk and saying all the things she said… They can’t help themselves.” – Tyler (33:01)
• Digressions into other controversial right-wing icons (Milo Yiannopoulos) and their personal histories.

6. Modern Conflict: Military Buzzwords and The Rise of the Drones [38:27–58:47]

• Jimmy explains LISCO (Large Scale Combat Operations), FID (Foreign Internal Defense), and Gray Zone ops, unpacking their real-world relevance:
  • “LISCO … means we’re preparing to fight a large-scale combat with a near-peer adversary.” – Jimmy (38:51)
• They analyze a French Navy interdiction of a Russian-flagged shadow fleet tanker suspected of launching a drone swarm over Copenhagen (43:36–44:39), discussing how such “gray zone” acts skirt overt war but provoke NATO responses.
• The conversation shifts to the implications of drone warfare, both in military and civilian law enforcement: drones as new IEDs, surveillance, and delivery tools—blurring battlefields and home fronts.

Notable Exchange

• “Drones… now they were radio controlled, but we could jam that. Now they’re doing the same thing with command wire.” – Jimmy (50:17)
• “Imagine being on the ground. … You wouldn’t be fighting other guys, you’d be fighting drones striking you.” – Mike (50:06)

7. AI’s Growing Role in Policing (and Cheating Homework) [54:47–58:47]

• The group debates how AI is used for police report writing and student homework—and the dangers that emerge when officers can’t explain or defend AI-generated reports on the stand.
  • “Cops are going to get on the stand with that bogus AI report. … [They’ll say,] ‘That wrote that report.’” – Mike (56:24)

8. ICE Incident in Chicago – CPD Refuses Backup [76:04–88:29]

• In the episode’s headline story, the hosts break down an ICE operation in Chicago that devolved into a shootout and subsequent protracted standoff. As ICE agents called for local police help, the dispatcher and a watch commander relayed that Chicago PD officers were told NOT to respond.
  • [LISTEN: Dispatch Audio] [81:50–83:14]
  • “That’s a federal agency. … Those are federal agents executing their job for the federal United States government.” – Jimmy (83:14)
  • “You’re sitting here telling me you’ve got a badge in trouble and you’re not going to respond. That is proof right there that the brotherhood is dead.” – Tyler (84:54)
  • “That is the ultimate act. That’s treason.” – Mike (86:12)
• They riff on how this sets precedent for federal intervention, National Guard callouts, and further institutional breakdown.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Boston PD corruption:
  “He got failed on every level of that. … They’ve indicted [the gang cop] … nobody in the city can go hands on anymore. … They’re replacing all the gang unit members. … Let them fill it with liberal f***s.” – Mike (09:48–10:37)

• On the brotherhood’s demise:
  “A badge called for your help. And you let some watch commander tell you that you couldn’t go help him. … They should all be fired.” – Tyler (84:46)

• On why cops stay in broken systems:
  “Passion for the job. It doesn’t matter if it’s going to go unrewarded. … We’re still going to do it.” – Caller Clint (64:01)

• On modern war and technology:
  “It would be drone strikes against you guys. … With all the drones and all that technology, I can’t imagine the dangers of being on the ground.” – Mike (51:09–51:16)

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Timestamps for Critical Segments

• [05:25] – Boston PD corruption, auditor incident, and union contract fallout
• [09:03] – Officer denied benefits after being shot
• [17:26] – Scam Alert: “Lowjack Hit” / Thomas Dery exposed
• [28:42] – Ilhan Omar on Charlie Kirk, Milo Yiannopoulos returns
• [38:51] – “Large Scale Combat Operations” and military buzzwords explained
• [43:36] – Russian shadow fleet, drone swarm over Copenhagen
• [54:47] – AI in law enforcement, dangers of bots writing police reports
• [76:04] – ICE operation in Chicago: CPD command tells officers not to respond
• [81:50] – Dispatch audio of CPD/ICE stand-down, hosts’ analysis
• [84:54] – “Brotherhood is dead” commentary
• [86:12] – “That is treason” – Mike on ignoring fellow cops’ calls for help

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Tone & Style

The episode is highly conversational, laced with dark humor, locker-room language, and unfiltered candor. The hosts toggle between serious outrage (on corrupt law enforcement and failed leadership), gallows humor (“They hate me, but if you call for help, I’ll drive through buildings to get there”), and community-building spirit (“We’re here for the regular guys, not just tier one braggarts”).

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Conclusion

This episode is an unvarnished, inside-baseball take on the current state of American policing, internal corruption, and the cultural conflicts dividing law enforcement. It’s also a rallying point for frustrated cops and veterans, mixing practical advice, morale support, and rapid-fire news analysis—anchored by a fast-paced, open-phones format and a deep engagement with their law enforcement audience.

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For Listeners

This summary highlights only the critical themes and moments; for deeper discussion on any topic (Boston PD, ICE/Chicago incident, the scam alerts, or military doctrine), jump to the timestamped sections above. The energy, authenticity, and real-world wisdom are best appreciated in full context—but even new listeners will get a full sense of the debates, humor, and hard truths animating the Antihero Podcast community.

Transcript

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Tyler]

We're here. It's the Anti air broadcast. It's Monday morning. Why are you already laughing?

[Mike]

I'm here, man.

[Jimmy]

We. We are here.

[Mike]

We are here.

[Tyler]

Ah, man, it's been kind of a crazy week. Yeah, lots to talk about.

[Mike]

There's a lot of talk about.

[Tyler]

Until we can get more days of the week on the broadcast, we're gonna have to cram a lot into Mondays and then cram a lot into Thursdays. But we got plans for Thursdays too.

[Mike]

So yeah, we're gonna end up being here every day. I'm accepting the fact that I was bright. Line stopped in my, my neighborhood.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Jimmy]

Oh, man.

[Tyler]

Hey, Jimmy, how you doing over there?

[Mike]

I'm doing. Jimmy's like, he needs a bigger desk. He's got a. I know, man.

[Jimmy]

I'm over here.

[Mike]

Just like, the whole area.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I'm about to, man. I'm gonna take it over.

[Tyler]

Jimmy's our. Jimmy is our.

[Mike]

Our brains.

[Tyler]

Our brains and our Instagram comments correspondent.

[Mike]

Because he has a team of people, dude.

[Tyler]

He's. He's in there, like, all dropped a couple clips. Like, one being like, the Sig Sour clip, which, I mean, was rage bait. I purposely put that in there because I knew everybody was gonna freak the out. And, you know, Jimmy was kind of like the same thing with the open carry clip. Like, you're in there going, that's what we're saying. We're saying what you are saying. You're just angry.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. It's so ridiculous, man. I mean, it's like. Like I said before, I mean, people already have made up their mind about how they feel about something. They're good. They're taking, you know, a minute, one minute clip and going like, this is what you guys meant. It's like, no, man, we said it was fucking terrible.

[Mike]

But like I've said before, Instagram is for people who have no interest in reading your response. They're just waiting for your comment to pop up. They skip it, and then they say the next thing that's on their mind. There's really no dialogue. You're not changing anybody's mind in Instagram. There's no real conversation. You're talking to fake people most of the time, or fake pages. So you really got to be careful about getting stuck, sucked in on Instagram to those comment wars because there's no resolution. But somebody deletes it, then it's. That's my favorite thing is, like, it gets like, 2737.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And you just delete it. You're like, well, there you go. Now it's all gone.

[Tyler]

Or they deleted. Yeah. Yeah. We have a show in philly coming up October 18th. It's a counterculture show. So there's gonna be. Anti Hero will be there. Donut Shot Pockets will be there. Unfiltered and unfazed will be there. And Good Cop, Bad Cop, who's actually hosting it, it's gonna be there. It's a charity. So, yes, tickets are 50 bucks, but it's the Badge of Unity charity. And so. But yeah, you pay 50 bucks. I put the. The descriptions in and how to pay in the end of the description of the flyer. So if you're in the Philly area, man, come hang out with us, dude. All we do is podcast, drink beer, hang out. You know, it's a. It's a good time. It's more of like a meetup.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, the podcast is what it is. We're talking in general, but it's more chance to get to know everybody, get a bunch of cops or first responders or military guys together and have some beers, network, shoot the shit, all that kind of stuff.

[Tyler]

So somebody commented on it, they're like, can I pay at the door? And I was like, yeah, probably.

[Mike]

Yeah, with your phone, the same way you can pay right now.

[Tyler]

And then they deleted the comment. And I was like, okay.

[Jimmy]

Did you.

[Tyler]

Whatever.

[Mike]

Like it.

[Tyler]

So the, the big one was the, The. The big clip that we posted this week was. Which was just a reaction to a video, was that video in Boston with.

[Mike]

The auditor and I have the dirt.

[Tyler]

So we. I mean, I didn't know this at the time.

[Mike]

I didn't either. I. I wouldn't have said. I wouldn't have said what I said had I have known the backstory.

[Tyler]

All right, so we posted a. A reel of us watching it on Thursday night of this Boston cop getting harassed by an auditor. Right at face value. We were looking at it like, hey, these people do this stuff all the time. You know, I. I played the heel in the squad cast where I was like, that cop should have shoved him on a spine. And, you know, Mike was the logical one. And, and. But at the end of the day, it turns out we got a lot of messages about that guy, about cases with that guy and about Boston PD in general.

[Mike]

Yes. And I'm going to tell you about Boston pd.

[Tyler]

Let's hear it.

[Mike]

So the auditor is now famous because a hard charging gang unit member got into a use of force with him. And this is from my sources up in Boston. And the agency bypassed the internal affairs investigation, bypassed the use of force review board because of politics, and immediately arrested the cop for battery on this auditor.

[Tyler]

The dude, not the guy we watched.

[Mike]

The black guy we watched talking.

[Tyler]

No, no, not the cop.

[Mike]

Not the cop. But the guide making the video is now carte blanche free to roam Boston and do that because they're scared to touch him. They're scared to touch him. So bypass the system, bypassed all the stuff, and they've indicted them. Kind of very similar to Sal's story where. Saladrati story where it's not murder, but there's nobody's Doing the right thing. It's going case to judge to judge to judge.

[Tyler]

Everybody's afraid.

[Mike]

Everybody's afraid. They've implemented, just like we talked about Exxon being the devil, they've now implemented a system in Boston where if you're taking a report and somebody calls in and says simply, I didn't like the way Tyler wrote the word the on the piece of paper. They review your body cam, they find one violation regardless of something stupid. You didn't put your seatbelt on the first 20 seconds you were driving. Suspended one day.

[Tyler]

Wow.

[Mike]

So that's going on. You got the guy indicted or arrested for battery.

[Tyler]

Is there any body cam footage of this incident?

[Mike]

I'm getting. I'm gonna have that whole story. I'm gonna have the whole story for the guy that got arrested. I'm gonna have the body cam, the auditor's video. We can break that down on one of these shows. But what I learned about Boston was the unions seem to be big up there. You think the unions are big in these big cities? Well, you can't vote Republican. There's no Republicans up there. You're either independent or Democrat.

[Tyler]

Why?

[Mike]

They don't exist. It's liberal state, completely liberal. So the union bosses are now in bed with the agencies and the liberals where the last union contract in order to get money. They voted this contract in. And there are 23 criminal violations in the union contract that cops can be charged with with the union's help. They're basically added all this, so.

[Tyler]

So the cops are on their own.

[Mike]

They don't have a union. They're done. And you know what their retirement is, bro?

[Tyler]

What?

[Mike]

32 fucking years to reach full retirement or 59? 32 years. I went to 36 and they fought to get it back down to 32.

[Tyler]

Good for them.

[Mike]

Give you another inside info on Boston pd Had a young officer take a round to the chest. He's wearing a vest like he's supposed to. Athlete, very good shape. Young kid, played soccer, semi pro, what I'm told maybe professional soccer. No health issues. Takes a round in the chest. His doctor says, although not shot and penetrated, you have a wound that hit you right where your heart is.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

He now has blood clot issues.

[Tyler]

Oh, wow. Probably from being shot in the heart.

[Mike]

Yeah, you would think, right? Well, the Boston Police Department doctors say, nope, we're not covering you. And there's a big battle going on with his doctor saying this kid cannot work. They made him take his own sick time. They make him. Made him get donated sick time. For being shot. I guess just recently the city caved and gave him back his time. But this young kid is still battling for his benefits by taking a bullet for the government in the chest. Boston Police Department. What a nightmare.

[Jimmy]

I mean, like, if you're still working there, like, what the. Are you.

[Tyler]

What's for you? What's. I would like to. I'm not. Let's reword it. That guy took a bullet for the people.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Tyler]

And yeah, the government.

[Mike]

The government's them. Yeah, yeah, but he signed up to be a government employee. And you would think, what. What do we talk about? Pension, benefits, health, all these things. Well, he got failed on every level of that. So you have a guy indicted for battery nobody in the city can go hands on anymore. They're disbanding the gang units. They're replacing all the gang unit members with. And now you have a city that's all we see is shitty videos from Boston. Like liberal people doing whatever they want. And it just coincides with Chicago and all these other big cities. Yeah, yeah, it's just. It's gone. Dude. I talked to this dude and a source up there and I said to him. Exactly. You just said. And what you just said, why the. Do you guys still work there? Like, at some point, I'd rather be homeless. Then put up with that. Let them fucking fill it with liberal fucks that walk around with like little peace signs and all that. Let them deal with it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you can't. The average frustration that comes with, you know, trying to do this job and the stupid, like the seatbelt vial getting written up for that shit wears on you. But the fact that, I mean, how could you work for a place just like Jimmy said, like, how could you? And I get it, cops have this weird thing where. And I was. I did it too. Where, like, I'm not good at anything else. Like you're think you're not. Abs, Actually, if you wrote your resume, don't go to fucking HR to help. Write your resume to get the fuck out of there. Help. Have someone help you. You have the best resume fucking out there. You can get any job you want.

[Mike]

Yep. I suggest you get a LinkedIn. You get a resume done up, you post it, and then you just constantly check those jobs with. And you might still be working for the man, but a lot of those big agencies like Flock Fuses, even Axon, if you really want to get out of law enforcement. I hate the place, the company. But there are jobs, customer service and all those sales, everything.

[Tyler]

Even if you want to get out of the industry?

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, what did you know? Right before Charlie Kirk died, one of his. One of his last rallies, he talked about 11 million jobs in the sector that don't require a college degree. Vocational type welding.

[Tyler]

I mean, here's the thing. Like, go. It's hard to get a new cert while you're active cop. We know that shift work sucks, but I mean, dude, if you really think you can go 32 years at a place like that, you're 20.

[Mike]

You're 20 and then you do 32. That's 52. With 32 years of wear and tear.

[Tyler]

Even if you make it 32 years, imagine the type of human being you're going to be at the end of 30 years. You're gonna be a giant piece of. An angry piece of, or an unhealthy piece of. But you're not gonna be some guy that did 20 with the feds and then going out there living on his boat. It's not gonna happen. You're gonna be working at Lowe's because you can't afford the health insurance because it's local government and they don't pay for your house. A lot of people don't know that when you retire. I'm not. I'm not looking at 25 years out. I'm a new cop. I'm starting. I'm loving it. I just got on street crimes. I just got on swat. I. When you retire, you got pay. You have to pay. And you're old as now. So your health insurance is through the roof. Your kids are gone. It's just you and your wife. And guess What? You're paying two to $2,500 a month minimum. And you've got to go get another job anyway if you're retiring, if you're.

[Mike]

You're excited that, man, I'm going to make eight grand a month when I retire. No taxes are coming out of that. Insurance is coming out of that. Now you're back to making what you're making when you're working or less than when you're working. And I think about 32. If you had to go to Disney every day for 30, 32 years and ride roller coasters, you're. At some point you're going to be like, man, this. This is a lot of like, it's. It sucks.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You go to be a cop for 32 years, yeah. You go to roll call, they're telling you you didn't do this, right? You didn't do that. Right. You Go on calls now. You got auditors coming around. You're at mercy of dudes talking. You got admin, got crooked unions. This is just one city. Yeah, and you're in the news all the time. You do one thing wrong and your life is over. You got multiple dudes sitting at home 15 months, 2 years, 3 years, the Saladratis 20 months just sitting home. Did nothing wrong and there's nothing they can do. There's no recourse and you're just forgotten.

[Tyler]

I mean it. Like kind of Jimmy was hinting at before we cut him off. Is that. Yeah, Yep. Are still there, dude. Are still coming in the door offering to do it. So nothing's gonna change. And yes, you will. If you push back, you will be the, the sacrificial. This is how it's gonna work. But everybody.

[Jimmy]

It's worse even than being a guy who joined the military. I mean, way worse. You know, at least with Uncle Sam's budget, as hard as it is to get through the VA system, at least there's a VA system to get through.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

You do this as a cop, man, you're absolutely on your own. And you're gonna have the exact same problems that the rest of us do that were active duty for 10 plus years. So I mean, like at what point as a police officer, as a first responder, do you go, there's diminishing returns here.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean, you. So let's say you go do in the military, whatever, regardless of what it is, and you do X amount of number, you can do four years, you can do 20. When you get out, you go to the VA and you say, hey, the military impacted my health in this way. And you list them all. You might not get paid for it through compensation, but they, they rate you at zero. So that way if you're like, hey, my lungs kind of hurt after I did six years in the Air Force sitting at a desk. And they're going to go, probably nothing to do with us, but they're going to rate you at zero. That way if it pops off in 10 years, you can go to the VA for free and get that handled.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, update on Sal's case. Oh, update on Sal's case.

[Tyler]

There's an update?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

When does he go to court?

[Mike]

Today.

[Jimmy]

Oh my God.

[Tyler]

He goes.

[Mike]

He just left.

[Tyler]

We should.

[Mike]

Well, no, he got postponed. You know why?

[Tyler]

Why?

[Mike]

Since 2023, the defense cannot find a user force expert to go against the fucking incident.

[Tyler]

Who would?

[Mike]

Nobody.

[Tyler]

You see that?

[Mike]

You go to your. Here you go you're gonna do 32 years as a cop. You're gonna do two years as a cop. We have a dude arrested for no reason that did his job. He is sitting in court month to month to month with his life on the line, waiting to fight for his life. In a trial, potentially, the defense cannot find a use of force expert to take their side. They don't drop it. They just drag this dude's life on.

[Tyler]

And on and on. I. We keep saying it. Me and Mike are.

[Mike]

I'm going. We're going to be right there.

[Tyler]

When's a new date?

[Mike]

We're. I'm just saying we're going to be right there to go get arrested.

[Tyler]

S. Get us the new date. We're going to go to court with you.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And probably make it worse, so.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Well, we don't know these guys.

[Mike]

We'll all be in jail together that day.

[Jimmy]

Be like, Dave, all we got to do is unleash. Yeah.

[Mike]

Be like, all we got to do is unleash his mom.

[Tyler]

Oh, dude. Yeah.

[Mike]

October 27th.

[Tyler]

That's his new court date.

[Mike]

Yeah, we're going to be. I mean, I'll go. I don't give a fuck.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we need to get up.

[Mike]

They can't find a use of force expert. So how many times does a judge see a defense come back or a prosecutor come back and go, we can't find it. We can't find one. We can't. This is the state. The state has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this dude did something wrong. And the state for two years cannot find anybody to come to court and say that he did something wrong. But they continue to drag.

[Tyler]

Well, we'll do it. We'll do another Sal story. But it just. He is the sale. Aldradi story is on Anti Hero. Forget which episode it is. But we talked to his parents, who are SMEs on the whole thing, obviously. And then also Eddie Gallagher's pipe Hitters foundation picked it up. So.

[Jimmy]

I almost wore Eddie's shirt today.

[Tyler]

Oh, you did?

[Jimmy]

Almost. Almost did. I wore yours instead.

[Tyler]

Worse shoes and hand grenades, man.

[Jimmy]

But, yeah, anyway, I just didn't know we were going to talk about Eddie. I had known, I would have been like, I'll wear that.

[Tyler]

You wore an even better shirt. You wore counterculture ink threads. Go to counterculture inkthreads.com. use promo code Anti Hero, and save 15% on either that badass shirt, that badass shirt, or this badass shirt.

[Mike]

Now, I want. I'm gonna. I'm gonna segue to something. And then you guys have the rest of the show. We talked about Good Cops getting.

[Tyler]

I don't know if I can handle the rest of the show.

[Mike]

I want to put out a bad person. I want you to bring up the. The lowjack LoJack hit for me. The low jack.

[Tyler]

This has nothing to do with LoJack.

[Mike]

This is not the company. This is a Instagram page.

[Tyler]

Okay, let's hear it.

[Mike]

This dude here, low jack hit. He. He blocked me, but as rightfully so, he has taken hundreds of orders. His name is Thomas. It's cut off up there. His name is Thomas. Last name D, E, R Y. That is his phone number right there. Hundreds of DMs.

[Tyler]

Did you just dox him?

[Jimmy]

No, he doxed himself.

[Mike]

He docked himself.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's his.

[Mike]

That's his. That's his. That's a DM he sent to somebody for Zell. Okay, so what he does is he's taken orders as far back right now as I have, 20, 23, and not sent a single product to these people. And then when they DM him for reimbursement, I have pages and pages of guys going, hey, bro, hey, bro, hey, bro, hey, bro. Then they went to the comments. Delete, delete, delete, delete the comments. So one dude, he is a fake security cop that worked for that company. Doesn't work there anymore. But I'm gonna just read a quick list of agencies. What he does is he's a cop chaser. He goes out there and videos cops. Tustin Police Department. Kern County Sheriff's Office. Los Angeles Police Department. Cypress Police Department. Longevity. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, Huntington Beach Police, Santa Ana Police. All these agencies are connected with this piece of shit.

[Tyler]

What is he. What do you mean? Chase?

[Mike]

He. He videos. He's like. Like he helps video and put up stuff out on Instagram course.

[Tyler]

Lionheart type stuff.

[Mike]

Yeah, Just basically follows you around, makes cool videos for the agency.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, he's a contractor for.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Mike]

He got an accident. He tells people he got murked by a patrol car. I'm waiting for the copy of the report. Everybody that was there says this dude was driving like an. To beat the cops to the scene. Overcorrected and crashed into a bunch of parked cars. Then he sends another message. Hey, bro, my car got broken into and they stole all the patches. I can't get them to you. So what does he do? I reach out to him very peacefully and say, hey, man, you're people over. Like, you need to fix this, because that was only two or three DMS I had gotten. Then I got about 25 more. So I reached back out. Then he did what everybody else does, which was a big mistake. Oh, you like throwing old men on the ground? The FBI investigated you. He went and Googled me. I said, bro, I've talked about this on every podcast known to man. You have no idea what you just fucking did. But regardless of what he said to me, I am still just here today. This morning, Woke up to four more DMs. I bought $120 worth of clothing. I bought $50 worth of patches. I bought this. Years of not. It's criminal. It's bank.

[Tyler]

It's.

[Mike]

It's fraud.

[Jimmy]

It's.

[Mike]

It's wire transfer fraud, obviously, to put this together, because victims are all over the country.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But if you're following this guy, if you're associated with this guy, if you know anybody that thinks. Thinks this guy is their friend, he is a criminal and he needs to be stopped. And I said, I advocate for you to go file a police report. I have his address. I have everything. I'm not going to dox his address on here. I have it if you need to file a police report. I know where he lives. I know everything about him. He is a criminal that is using social media to exploit cops. You guys are spending five, 10, 15. A lot of guys are like, oh, I spent five bucks. I'll write it off. 10 bucks?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

100 of those people. Now you got 500, 600, $700,000. This dude has done it to multiple people. Please get the word out that this dude is a piece of man.

[Tyler]

Should we have put his phone number up there?

[Mike]

Yep.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Mike]

He used the phone number in multiple dms.

[Tyler]

Hopefully it's not his personal number.

[Mike]

I hope it is.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ, I hope it is.

[Tyler]

I don't know. I'm conflicted about stuff like that. Because he deserves it.

[Mike]

It's a business number. He took payment on this number.

[Tyler]

You know what? You're right.

[Mike]

He took payment through Zelle on that number. That is the phone number you need to contact to get the business owner to refund you the money that.

[Tyler]

Should we call him right now?

[Mike]

I've tried. He blocked me.

[Tyler]

Should.

[Mike]

Here, let's call him from my phone.

[Jimmy]

Eric, call from my phone.

[Tyler]

What's the number?

[Mike]

I got it right here. He's probably sleeping in California.

[Jimmy]

It's like a call. It's like a show where we should I block it?

[Mike]

I would just call it. What's he going to do, call you back?

[Tyler]

That's true.

[Mike]

Your number's been all over the Internet. We're good. Did it go? I can't see. You know that right here? No, no, I just sent the video message right there. You guys fucking.

[Tyler]

Can you put the overlay back up?

[Mike]

I made, like, so many memes this morning. It's gone. 7562-4774-7748-0748.

[Jimmy]

Thomas, we have to tell him he's live.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Obviously you're not gonna get any response from that number. I'm sure he's blocked it, turned it off, thrown it away. He talked to me. Tried to throw me under the bus. Talk, Call me. His dad. You don't know dad. You think you're. He is a criminal, so that might not be his number, but if you are a victim of this. You know anybody that's a victim of this? I'd have him call those agencies he works with and call him. Attempt to call him. He is a crook. I would unfollow him. I'd report his page because he. I'm talking, like, 120 jackets, sweatshirts, patches, never delivered. And only guys that ever got their money back were guys that threatened him with lawsuits or threatened him with police reports. And he finally gave those guys their money back. Most of the people just got sick of dealing with it. Yeah, I had the same problem. I did.

[Tyler]

I've been scammed to me with a.

[Mike]

500 wooden Copville sign I made. Remember, it took me, like, eight months to get. I got that. I got it back. But it took Dom. It took me getting Dom involved and getting a bigger page. And that's why those guys reached out to me, was, hey, man, I'm just a small 200 follower, dude. This guy just blocked me and blocks my comments. I can't get anything done. That's how this all started, with somebody reaching out to me, and I go off the rails. I posted, like, 30 stories yesterday. You know, I'm like, you're off the rail. But I feel terrible for people. Little men. Little men. I don't mean like that. Little small accounts people have bought things, have no voice. And how do they get that out? So I'm glad that they reached out to me, and that dude is a piece of.

[Tyler]

All right, let's. Let's hit up some of these super chats before we move on to the next topic.

[Jimmy]

Just a reminder, guys, this. We're not doing super chats, all stream and audio. You know.

[Tyler]

Let me see. Is it bad?

[Jimmy]

I don't know.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, that is super annoying. Isn't it? I don't know if. Lewis, can you fix that in real time?

[Jimmy]

Which one?

[Tyler]

So we're not synced, but I don't know how bad it is. I mean, it look. I mean, yeah, it's like a half a second off on our end, but might have happened when you embedded the audio in with the.

[Mike]

People say it looks like a bad Japanese movie.

[Tyler]

Oh, okay. People or one person? Because we've had people. We've had one person say the stream ended and everybody else was like, no, it's still here. Check 1, 2.

[Jimmy]

Like, I thought I was drunk. Dude, if you're, if you're this drunk.

[Tyler]

Let me, let me see how bad it is. Hold on.

[Mike]

You have to talk.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we do have to talk. So, I mean, you know, I mean, we, we did spend the last 30 minutes talking. Talking.

[Tyler]

Angry piece of. You're not going to be some guy that did 20 with the Fed.

[Jimmy]

How bad off is it? It's not live.

[Tyler]

It's not. It's not terrible. It's like one second off.

[Jimmy]

Okay. Is it that. Is it that thing that he did with the mics?

[Tyler]

It might be Lewis, I don't know if you reverted if it'll go make it.

[Mike]

Bring it back.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

In real time.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

All right, let's see if this works.

[Jimmy]

Dude, here we are, man.

[Mike]

We're.

[Jimmy]

We are.

[Mike]

I mean, I mean, we have a real. He's good.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The reason why he did that, because he's trying to make it so manual. We don't have to manually mute the mics. Watch like the intro or something like that. But right then we got to make sure that.

[Mike]

Are we back?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Let us know if we're still here. Let us know if we are sounding and lined up better.

[Jimmy]

We're good.

[Mike]

Good. We're back. All right, Go ahead, Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Okay, well, what do you guys.

[Mike]

No hat Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, no hat Jimmy. Geez.

[Tyler]

Oh. So, yeah. What do you say to the Super Chats? Is like, this isn't. I, I, I love it. If you guys really do want to be heard at Super Chat, it. But the we're. The super Chat engagement like, like where we like spend five minutes on one. It would be more the Thursday night thing, but if you do. I mean, if you want to be heard. Absolutely. You know, I just, I think Jimmy was trying to let you guys know it's going. It might be a short response.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we definitely gotta pin that number.

[Tyler]

You can do it.

[Jimmy]

What is it?

[Mike]

Hold on. I can never remember.

[Tyler]

There's no Outro songs on these ones.

[Jimmy]

Because of copyright delayed.

[Tyler]

What is it really? Someone say we're good?

[Jimmy]

Someone did say we're good. But it. I mean, Heather says it's good.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

So I'll stick with, hey, refresh your window, bro.

[Tyler]

No. Heather said, oh. And I was like, hey, want to call for my phone? Should I block it? And we said, no. And she texted me. She's like, now this guy has your number to blast.

[Jimmy]

I was like, God, I'm so still delayed. Nah, we're good, man.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we're probably just gonna have to run with the guys. I'm sorry.

[Mike]

Refresh 772.

[Tyler]

Yeah, refresh it. Refresh it. Not you. Not you.

[Jimmy]

I was like, dude, is Johnny on the spot?

[Mike]

The number to text into the show for qu. All right, I'm going to comments question. 772. 217. 5453.

[Tyler]

5453. I'm going to pin it.

[Mike]

You can text me. We can see what your topic is. You get about a minute if you tell me a story about hanging from a tree in for Bragg.

[Jimmy]

He's in the.

[Tyler]

I want to get those guys back. I want to talk to him.

[Jimmy]

He's in the. He. Yeah, he. He's.

[Tyler]

All right. Guy that jumped in the tree line. That took forever because you told dad stories. Call back.

[Mike]

Double by Dan.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Tyler]

And then there was the Cavs or the tanker. Yeah, if you're here, call back, too. So. All right, these super chats. Let's hit up.

[Mike]

Yeah, once you do the super chats, and then we want to talk about Chicago. What just happened?

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, that's the main topic.

[Mike]

Yeah. Okay, my bad. We don't know anything about Chicago.

[Tyler]

I'm just kidding. All right, Justin's got 85 days left.

[Mike]

We'll see.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, Justin and Sean.

[Mike]

I want to see day 86. We'll see what he says. Day 86.

[Tyler]

I can't read out on my glasses.

[Jimmy]

Out of work. Oh, yeah, at work. Making sure the wi fi doesn't go out in this underground mine. Holy crap, dude. Told the wife we're going to see the boys, hopefully. What does that say?

[Mike]

I can read. I. I can see, too. Yeah, Let me read it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. What is it?

[Mike]

Ulitha's weekend. Wearing the anti shirt at the Marine Corps marathon in three weeks.

[Jimmy]

Hell yeah.

[Tyler]

Hey, man, thank you for the donation. That's awesome.

[Mike]

Yep. Thank you so much.

[Jimmy]

Really do.

[Mike]

Long story.

[Jimmy]

Long story guy here.

[Mike]

Long story guy here. Let me know when you want to hear a good Barrett story. Megadeth Five magics.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we can't play this. Is. This shows. We have to. We can't do the copyright on the broadcast, on the squad cast. We've always waived the copyright thing so we could play music, but we can't play it on the broadcast.

[Mike]

We can find something that sounds like me that's copyright free.

[Jimmy]

Jesus.

[Tyler]

All right, we caught up.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right, cool. All right, so I think the next topic is Ilhan Omar and her running. Her big, fat Muslim Somali.

[Jimmy]

Let's just call her what she is. No, she's the bl. She's the bald one.

[Mike]

Yes. The marriage.

[Tyler]

She married her brother.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Okay, that. That not slander. That's indisputable fact. Well, if in print, it's liable, so.

[Tyler]

Wait, but how.

[Jimmy]

What do you mean?

[Tyler]

How is it liable?

[Mike]

It's not.

[Jimmy]

It's true.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I was gonna say.

[Jimmy]

That's what I'm saying. It's not. It's not slander. That's provable fact.

[Tyler]

All right, What'd you say?

[Jimmy]

Oh, you asking me?

[Tyler]

You were the one that brought it up.

[Jimmy]

No, you brought it up.

[Tyler]

You said, hey, guys, we got to cover this. And I was like, that's awesome.

[Jimmy]

Which one? Oh, God, Now I gotta go back. I have. I have, like, current. Current events. Let me see.

[Mike]

Yeah, like, you said it.

[Tyler]

It was Fox News. You said it.

[Jimmy]

Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me see it. Let me see it. Let me see it. Damn. I thought. I thought there was something else, because I'm on to Cincinnati.

[Mike]

What's that computer for over there? What's he doing over there?

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ.

[Mike]

One of those display, like, fake display computers from the rooms to go.

[Jimmy]

Oh, this? Oh. Oh, yeah. She was talking about Charlie Kirk, and she basically just said his legacy was filled with bigotry, hate, and white supremacy. Obviously, she never watched anything that that guy did because he was, like, the nicest, sweetest dude ever. Now you guys are gonna have Milo Yiannopoulos. Good luck with that, bro.

[Tyler]

Is he coming back?

[Jimmy]

Oh, he is back.

[Tyler]

He's back.

[Jimmy]

Oh, he's back.

[Tyler]

What was he canceled for?

[Jimmy]

So if I could be wrong, some of the people in the comments will correct me, but. So remember, he was gay.

[Mike]

Do we remember? Do we remember?

[Tyler]

Is he not gay anymore?

[Jimmy]

No, he is not.

[Tyler]

He's not.

[Jimmy]

And he's not.

[Mike]

He stopped being gay.

[Jimmy]

He stopped.

[Tyler]

Wait, what?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, so he only takes one good one. He. He. He completely converted to, like, straight Israel.

[Mike]

Straight Israel.

[Tyler]

All right. If he converted to Christianity and through and Through a lot of. A lot of intense electroshock therapy. I don't know. I mean.

[Mike]

Yeah, so now he's got a nagging ass wife. No, I don't think he's gonna be gay again.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I don't think he's married, but so he. I mean, I think he got canceled for, like, he was involved in, like, you know, he would. He had a relationship with a priest right. When he was young. Go figure. Because he thought all the Catholic Church. And then he basically was. He was talking about sex with minors. Not that he did it, but he was talking about it in a specific way that was like, whoa, dude. Like, maybe that wasn't a good thing to say.

[Tyler]

Somebody will be able to bring an awareness to it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he was about it. No, he was just talking about it and. And being really thoughtful about, like, hey, this is how I ended up the way I am. This is what happened. It was very formative, you know, And I don't regret certain things, even though I was a minor and I was with somebody who was older, and. And. And they're like, dude, what the are you talking about? So now he's back, and. Way to go, Elon Omar and I.

[Mike]

Lost a whole month.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Wait, so he wasn't saying that he was the one victimizing kids. He was saying he was a kid that was victimized.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

He doesn't regret it.

[Jimmy]

Right. Yeah, that's what he's saying.

[Tyler]

Very odd.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, that's a. That's a fine line to. Fine line to walk. So he got off for a while like that, and then we got Charlie Kirk, and Charlie Kirk was a sweet human being, and now he's dead, and Elon Omar wants to tap dance across his.

[Tyler]

I was gonna say, man, just leave it be. But these from the View. This. Ohan Ilmar, whatever Omar, Ilhan Omar.

[Mike]

All part of the plan.

[Tyler]

I mean, like, dude to say, well, obviously. Oh, my God, she's a terrorist. She's a terrorist.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, first of all, she. She publicly. I'll find it. I'll find it for you. It is. It does work. But I was already on to, like, three other things, and I. About Elon Omar. Yeah, I saw it, but I didn't know that was my thing. I was like, oh, okay, somebody's got a Elon Omar thing.

[Mike]

Who said it in the chat.

[Jimmy]

I know, I know. I got it. You guys got me. All right, all right, all right.

[Tyler]

But I mean, that's just newsworthy in itself. Her on Charlie Kirk and saying all the things she Said, like, dude, that just. That they can't. They can't help themselves. They make it worse for themselves. Like, everybody is. I would try not to get political here. Obviously, we're.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, first of all, she did get out there and say that she's a congressman for Somalia. So, I mean, like, as far as I'm concerned, we can airdrop your ass back into Mogadishu, man. Enjoy your time.

[Tyler]

Sometimes I read the comments. Let me just put. I want a wife.

[Jimmy]

Poor Pastor I.

[Tyler]

So there's no context to it. Like, is he just letting us know?

[Mike]

Just being, you know, making a job?

[Tyler]

Yeah, I. I would be nowhere without my. I mean, wife. And she's a saint and an angel, and I paid average. I do not.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Tyler]

Serious, Dude, I would, like, I get it when you're. I get when you see guys that are happily married and you're like, I want a wife. Like, that's like saying, I want kids. Like, God, Mike.

[Jimmy]

I mean, you know, my wife, at this point is just providing proof of life that Gus. Gus is still alive.

[Mike]

I'm glad.

[Tyler]

Oh, you're. Yeah, because we demonized Jimmy a little bit last.

[Mike]

Blue pigs up for no reason and mutilated.

[Jimmy]

Hey, that was the army I had. I was just ordered to go to that school.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Mike]

Is it raining?

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's bad. I hope we don't lose power. That's. Dude, it's been no here in Florida. No hurricanes this year, but the brain has been out of control.

[Mike]

Daughter text me a conspiracy about no storms. She said Trump took over and fired all the old scientists and replaced them. And now the storms have been joysticked clear of the United States. It's like the first time.

[Tyler]

You know what's crazy? Five years ago, I would have laughed at that, and now it's Might be true.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, well, I mean, they've already done experiments with. I mean, you want to put the tinfoil hat on George Bush flu, Katrina.

[Mike]

Right into New Orleans.

[Tyler]

George Bush hates black people.

[Jimmy]

Think about.

[Mike]

This is like the first hurricane season, like, ever. We have nothing.

[Tyler]

I'm saying there's not even anything.

[Mike]

There was one that I saw this morning. I was way down, but nothing is formed.

[Jimmy]

They're just. They're getting. They're getting schwacked.

[Mike]

Trump fired them all, man. Yeah, all the drivers are fired, man. They can't drive them over here.

[Tyler]

I mean, look at hurricane season. Season is about as bad as a racket as the holiday season they have here in Florida. They have hurricane season where everything's tax Free.

[Mike]

Like cruises are cheap and cruises are real cheap.

[Tyler]

It's a racket in itself.

[Mike]

There are some storms that diverted some cruises. I saw that there was a bunch of cruise ships that had to come back early and had to skip ports. But we haven't had like a real storm. But like, it's what happens when a storm comes. See, first of all, like, you can go deep.

[Jimmy]

I'm with omg, it's WIX on this. Which, by the way, if you're not following his pages, omg, it's Wicks. Florida comedian. Okay, yeah, it's hilarious. But like, I mean, here in Florida, a tropical storm is rain. With a name like don't stop, man. We're gonna keep on rolling. Yeah, you're going to work. Unless it's a category strong, category two or above. Otherwise, like, who cares?

[Mike]

Dude, I got a hurricane story.

[Jimmy]

We all got last year.

[Mike]

No, just last year. Last October, I went on an Alaskan cruise and that hurricane was coming from the west coast to the east coast. You remember we had the one that came right through. I don't remember what name it was. I called Norwegian Cruise Line. And I'm like, like two days before landfall and I'm like, hey, I don't know what if I'm gonna be able to fly? They're like, yeah, you're good. I'm like, you're in Washington. Like, the cruise is out of Washington or Seattle. Yeah, they're like, yeah, you're good if it you. If it hits your house and calls back. And I'm like, how the am I going to call you? Like, they had no sympathy. And the lady on the phone was from Florida and they were basically like, we'll call back in two days. Sucks to be like, it's going to be here today. How do I, like if my house flies away? How the am I supposed to get on a, like a plane and fly? They didn't give a. They didn't give a. They don't give a. Nobody gives a.

[Tyler]

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[Jimmy]

I got a lot more stuff to cover.

[Tyler]

Let's do it.

[Jimmy]

Oh yeah, I thought y'.

[Clint]

All.

[Mike]

I thought you were done.

[Jimmy]

Oh no, I got. Okay. So first and foremost we're going to cover some buzzwords that you've probably been hearing in the news lately from military or politicians or diplomats, things like that. The first one you're going to hear a lot is lisco lsco. That is large scale combat operations. What does that mean, people?

[Tyler]

That's a training exercise, right?

[Jimmy]

No, no. Large scale combat operations means the military is going back to doctrine. That means that we're preparing to fight a large scale combat with a near. A peer or near peer adversary, meaning Russia, China, something like that.

[Tyler]

Is it guaranteed?

[Jimmy]

No, it's not guaranteed, but there it's, it's becoming a word that you're hearing a lot on the news. You're hearing people say it in press conferences, you're hearing generals talk about it in memos. It's lisco, Large Scale Combat operations. Which means that instead of getting ready to go over to the desert and fight dudes in man jammies and flip flops, we have to learn how to go back to, you know, knocking out bunkers, blowing up tanks and doing all that kind of stuff. So that's going to actually be conventional. We have to be conventional. Right. What's even greater about that is the second Airborne is ramping up and so is Ranger regiment, from what I understand. Want something that you are very fond of. Airfield seizure.

[Tyler]

Those poor bastards, man, they get. I remember at one point I was in wlc.

[Jimmy]

And that's what PLDC became, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, Warrior Leaders course. Essentially it's sergeant school. You know when you're gonna go to school to be an nco. And I think it's like two or three weeks long. It's like Monday through Friday. It's a gentleman's course. It's all classroom and. And we were on standby to jump into. I want to believe it was Lebanon. And they were gonna pull me from WLC because my unit was going and they were like, obviously we can't tell you where we're. They're prepping for green ramp. They're prepping to send us there. Everybody's got their bags packed and I'm sitting in WLC with my bags packed. Like, am I staying? Am I going? What am I doing? And eventually it turned out we didn't jump in, but it had some. Was Gaddafi in Lebanon?

[Jimmy]

Yes. No, Gaddafi was Libya. Not Libya.

[Tyler]

Libya, Lebanon. One of the. One of those L word guys.

[Jimmy]

Very, very geographically dispersed ones in Africa.

[Tyler]

Anyway, that's my story. All right, keep going.

[Jimmy]

So you're hearing a lot of stuff about large scale combat operations. One of the things that.

[Mike]

Let's go.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, let's go. Right, so FID is something that is near and dear to most Green Berets hearts. That is definitely one of the things that they are talking quite a bit more about. So fit is foreign internal defense. That's where we send Special Forces guys with Green Berets. Not guys that fought in the ufc, but other guys and teach people's military, which is part of the, part and parcel to their mission.

[Tyler]

Isis.

[Jimmy]

Right? Yeah, it's. Well, it's also how we, you know, basically took over Afghanistan with almost nobody. So very, very good thing. The next thing you're going to hear a lot of, and I've got a story on this, is something called gray Zone operations or Gray zone ops. Sounds really fucking cool, right? No, yeah.

[Tyler]

Gray kind of means like boring.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So gray zone is not that. Gray zone is operations. I have it written down here. Actions below the threshold of war.

[Tyler]

The hell's that means? It sounds like the gray zone.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's the gray zone.

[Mike]

So.

[Jimmy]

So two days ago, France, the French Navy, who actually didn't haul up a white flag, they actually went out and did some shit, boarded and seized a tanker ship that is part of the Russian Shadow fleet. The Russian Shadow fleet. If you don't know.

[Tyler]

I don't.

[Jimmy]

Oh, okay. So Russia has a lot of ships that are not registered in Russia, but They fly Russian flags. If you want a really good video on this, you need to go to Sal McCogliano's page.

[Tyler]

Common spelling.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. What's going on with shipping? He can go deep into it. I recommend you do that because this is where I. Some. One of the guys I get my information from. Sal's fantastic. He'll probably say Bob Al Mandeb about a thousand times. So France sees this Russian ship which is part of their shadow fleet, which basically they can go, oh, that's not ours. It's like, what's flying a Russian flag? So these are the guys that, you know, dragged an anchor across the sea floor and pulled up a bunch of telecommunications stuff. Yep, yep. Well, on the.

[Tyler]

And I'm assuming Russia's not allowed to do that.

[Jimmy]

No, they are not. Okay.

[Tyler]

It kind of goes without saying, but.

[Jimmy]

I want to make sure. So here's what this ship, one of three ships, is accused of doing so on 22 September. On the night of 22 September, Jimmy's a little Dad. I know I'm over here, like, crammed in, but, like. Yeah. On the night of the 22nd of September, this ship allegedly launched a drone swarm over the airport in Copenhagen. Right? Not. Not the dip, but Copenhagen.

[Tyler]

The.

[Jimmy]

The.

[Tyler]

The city for all the people that are stupid and retarded. What. What's that city? What?

[Jimmy]

So Copenhagen, Germany. Yeah. No, Copenhagen is not in Germany. Oh, my God.

[Tyler]

God.

[Jimmy]

So Copenhagen. Oh, my God. You. You Philistines. It's in Denmark. It's on the other side.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Germany.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ. This is why I'm here.

[Mike]

Germany had that.

[Jimmy]

If you guys were. If you guys were by yourselves, it would be like two blondes.

[Mike]

That's all he has is a map of Europe. It's not even a computer.

[Jimmy]

Well, according to my calculations.

[Mike]

All right, so is it close to Germany?

[Jimmy]

It is. I mean, across a body of water, but close.

[Mike]

That's like saying Jersey, New York, Jersey, Arizona, it's all like that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So. So this. This one. This tanker ship is allegedly involved in launching a drone swarm that flew over the airport in Copenhagen, Denmark.

[Tyler]

And they're.

[Jimmy]

And at night. At night. And shut down the entire airport because they were afraid that airplanes are going to start crashing into these things.

[Tyler]

So in Denmark, that. That affects us how?

[Jimmy]

Okay, so Denmark's part of NATO, okay.

[Tyler]

Oh, that would be why.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. Denmark's part of NATO. So remember, attack on one is an attack on all.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude. God, that. That sucks. Being the biggest guy in the crew and like, everybody's like, we're getting picked on.

[Jimmy]

Like, dude, man, can you guys please just put 5% of your GDP into defense? So France went ahead because they're part of NATO, boarded and seized this ship. And now we have one of the other problems.

[Mike]

The French did it.

[Jimmy]

The fr. That's what I said. They didn't even put up the white flag. No, they, they did like us. They did like fast guns and stuff. Fast roped on fucking. Yeah, you. You're gonna stop right now. Big destroyer next to him. The other thing that this ship supposedly did, and this is what they're looking for evidence for, is this drone sent a drone or this. The ship sent a drone over the sub building yard and keel Germany, where they are building brand new Germany submarines. To fight who? The Russians. Now I want you to think.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait, wait. Germany's gonna fight Russia?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they're. That. They're part of NATO too, buddy.

[Tyler]

I didn't. We allow them to have a military.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we. They have a military. It's called hair H E E R here. I mean, there's a whole video of a guy from the 82nd looking at a German paratrooper and going, who's firing a 50 cal going, hey, it's a machine gun. It's a machine gun. And the, because the kids going. And he's like, okay. And then, and then they, people are like overlaying, you know, the beach scene from, from Saving Private Ryan. Like he, he reached back to his father's. So I'll send you that video. But yeah, so they have a military. They also have a pretty good navy there. I mean, Germans notoriously good with submarines and tanks. So the blitzkrieg. Yeah. So they, they, they flew this drone over their sub building pens to gather more information, which again, this is all gray zone operations. These are acts that not quite war, but we're getting awful close and this is something you need to be paying attention to if you're not. Because one day you may wake up and they go, okay, we've had enough. Here's our docket of terribleness that the super negative bad guy villain Bond villain type Putin petting his Persian cat in his swiveling chair has done. And now we're gonna go to war with somebody. And remember, it only takes one. It only takes one. In NATO, it takes one.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but I think we're, I honestly think we're. NATO is probably not going to. If somebody's getting picked on. It's kind of like you, you, like you said, you have to do everything you can as a country before, like, and if they don't invest in their defense, then why do we have to go by treaty?

[Jimmy]

By treaty.

[Tyler]

So do we kind of like, did.

[Jimmy]

You go to Afghanistan? You didn't go to Afghanistan, did you? Okay, so Afghanistan was NATO. That was all NATO forces. The French Foreign Legion was there. The Brits were there. Who else was there? The Macedonians.

[Tyler]

At the initial invasion, all of it.

[Jimmy]

It was all run. If you went over to Iraq or Afghanistan, you wore a patch on your arm that said isaf.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy]

International Security and Assistance Forces. Afghanistan. Right. Which actually stood for I saw Americans fight.

[Tyler]

Okay. Yeah, I never knew what that.

[Jimmy]

So it can vary. Remember, Poland just recently invoked Article 4 of the NATO treaty, which basically says, hey, we need to start thinking about go to war with the, these people because they have violated our airspace with their combat aircraft and flew their drones in here and fired missiles over us to hit Ukraine. Now they're, the Russians are doing this bad guy stuff. Do not be surprised if the French come back in a couple of weeks and say, we found this evidence that says, these are absolutely Russians and they are doing, you know, spying and, you know, trying to interfere with.

[Mike]

But everybody spies.

[Jimmy]

We all spy. But that's why the Copenhagen thing is a problem. Because think about this. They had to shut down the airport in Copenhagen so that airplanes didn't get, you know, run into these drones and fall out of the fucking sky. Imagine if one of them had. We would call that an act of war. Yeah, yeah, we did. We went to war in two countries because of stuff like that. So that's why this stuff is important, man. And we gotta, gotta, gotta keep an eye on it. And you need to know what in the hell is going on so you don't wake up one day and go, why did we go to war with Russia?

[Tyler]

I just don't ever foresee us going back to a conventional war without some kind of black flag operation or, you know, something devastating. I just don't foresee it happening. Is all gonna be cyber warfare. It's all gonna be non boots on ground.

[Jimmy]

I don't know, bro. I mean, that, that is not what I mean. The drone stuff is fucking scary. I mean, like, you and me dealt with IEDs. I can't imagine having to deal with.

[Tyler]

No, man, those guys in the front.

[Mike]

I don't, I don't see, Yeah, I don't see like, US troops walking, American troops walk around Russia.

[Jimmy]

No, I, I, I doubt we would.

[Mike]

It would have, it would be drone strikes, missile strikes.

[Tyler]

I Mean, look at it like a breakup right at the end. I mean, like if, if you, when you physically enter somewhere, that's like a point of no return. I think everybody naturally wants to avoid that. But you put, you know, if, if me and you are like you, dude, you. And then, you know, I'll, I'll, you know, and then you enter my house.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's a problem.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean, all, every, everything's out the window. There's no more negotiations.

[Mike]

I just. With all the drones and all that technology, I can't imagine the dangers of being on the ground.

[Jimmy]

I mean, as a, as a.

[Mike]

You wouldn't, you wouldn't be fighting other guys, you'd be fighting drones striking you.

[Jimmy]

I mean, over and over and over. I mean. And that's the other part of lisco, right, which is one what we're trying to do, which is how do we, how do we deal? So do you remember command? We had IEDs, right? You had the radio operated, you had victim operated, you had command debt. You know, where they actually had a wire attached to it. They plug a 9 volt battery into it or. So the drones, now they were radio controlled, but we can jam that. So now they're doing the same thing with command wire. There's pictures and video of helicopters flying over open fields and there's just thousands of these little thin cables.

[Mike]

Fast forward, imagine going back the Iraq, Afghanistan war happens today. Can you imagine the technique? IDs would probably not even be a thing. It would be drone strikes against you guys.

[Tyler]

Oh, I mean, but they wouldn't be. Drone strikes wouldn't be able to penetrate up armored trucks.

[Jimmy]

No, they would not.

[Tyler]

But they definitely on the ground.

[Mike]

That's what we're talking about, troops on the ground. It's almost going to be, it's almost like done.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like how do you see the videos.

[Jimmy]

Now with the Ukraine, you know, so.

[Mike]

Just Merk in the Russian.

[Tyler]

Can you imagine being in the drone business?

[Mike]

Look at China, dude. They got to like the shows with.

[Jimmy]

Like 10 million of them together.

[Mike]

That thing comes and makes those, those companies you. And then they all come down.

[Jimmy]

Those companies that you're talking about that do those big shows, those are, those are owned by the Chinese Communist Party. They are, they are just a military. They can very quickly change from commercial to military.

[Mike]

You would be sitting that night, you'd watch a big sign come across. It says, hey, you're. And then about a thousand drones would come just blow you sideways.

[Tyler]

You're.

[Mike]

Yeah, like what do you do? How do you Stop that.

[Jimmy]

I. I mean, shot. So here's what the military is doing. They're trying to go to a 30 millimeter grenade launcher instead of the 40 millimeter grenade launcher because they. You can set it for like, variable time, which basically means got a tiny little Doppler radar inside of it. So once it gets fired, you fire it in the direction of the drone. Once it gets close, blows up, kills the drone. So I mean, like, there's. There's going to be just like IEDs. There's going to be, you know, spy.

[Mike]

Versus, like, as we get, like, as technologies progress. Look at what happened with the cell phone and technology. Now everybody. Your Grandma gives up $3 million to bond you out of jail.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like, she's at the Walgreens buying green dot cards. Like technology allowed all those crime. Now think of the technology of drones.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Bringing, doping and out of prisons over the. I mean, simple things like that. Now you can have like, people were talking about this not too long ago. Like, you could drop explosives on a cop, on a traffic stop. You can literally be sitting at home like, hey, there's a traffic stop.

[Tyler]

Doing it already. We're already doing it.

[Mike]

Even like the conventional. Like, I mean, there's this.

[Jimmy]

I mean, have you guys had a drone. Amazon delivery yet?

[Tyler]

No. They do. They're actually doing that. I thought that was an idea.

[Jimmy]

No, it's. It's a thing. Know.

[Mike]

I mean, they're driving around the streets with the electric drone carts and.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, like, so I mean, they're just hooking these packages up to drones. The truck is like centrally located.

[Mike]

Or you order a cheeseburger and a bomb shows up at your door.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And that can all be done away. That doesn't have to be done here.

[Jimmy]

Right. And. And remember too, so, like, when we're talking about these drone strikes. So there was two significant things that happened just recently. You guys remember when we thought we were going to go to war with Iran? When?

[Mike]

A couple.

[Jimmy]

In June.

[Mike]

Yeah, in June.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ.

[Tyler]

I do not follow anything.

[Jimmy]

I mean, it's.

[Tyler]

I would be. This would not be a show.

[Mike]

They thought they were saying. They said they were saying Iran had nuclear weapons again. And they were.

[Jimmy]

We've heard that before.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

They flew B2 bombers over there and dropped bunker busters on five separate.

[Mike]

Remember when Trump was bragging about the bombs? Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Then he flew them all over the football game.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. It was like, same guys, by the way. Same guys.

[Mike]

The best bombs ever. The biggest bombs.

[Jimmy]

They were beautiful bombs.

[Mike]

Some said they were beautiful. The most beautiful bombs ever made.

[Jimmy]

Oh, my God. Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, they died like dogs.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, those guys, you know, I mean, like that, that. I mean, that guy is just so full of so many.

[Mike]

The bombs had little Trump wigs on them. They were orange.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. They got, they got bomb art.

[Mike]

It's like, you know, Trump started AI making me, but AI doesn't like Trump. So I was making. I was going to make a sticker with Trump holding a bomb. That's the most beautiful bomb ever and had a wig on it. But AI stops cooperating with Trump once you start using him.

[Tyler]

Are you serious?

[Mike]

Yeah, they don't. They won't.

[Jimmy]

What are you using? Gemini?

[Mike]

No, like just regular. Whatever that chat thing is, I can't ever get. There you go. That one. After so many. I'm sure there's like black market side things that. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

How much do you know about AI?

[Mike]

He is AI.

[Jimmy]

He is AI. The dudes from the future. Well, just to like, to like problem solve things. I. I don't use it that much. Oh, okay. Yeah.

[Mike]

Are you building bombs with it? Anything else we should know?

[Jimmy]

I had a full on conversation with Gemini. About what? How would you, you know, have you. If you ever became self aware, would you be worried about being replaced? You know, how would you attack the human race and you know, would it.

[Mike]

Be anything like, you know, I was watching Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Remember we got to put that thing together, Jimmy being a psychopath for five minutes compilation.

[Mike]

I just use it for like it.

[Tyler]

Well, my dude, I caught my son using it and then I'm like. He's like, oh, I use it to check my work and I'm like, are you allowed to do this? And then so I had to call his teacher and she's like, I tell them no. Like it's yes. Is it a good tool? Yes. But they're 13. They don't know how to use it as a tool to learn. They use it as a tool to ace their homework and then fail their test.

[Jimmy]

The problem is, is that if you have to submit it digitally, that means that you can put that. Have the AI go through it and go. And it'll tell you like it's about 85 of this is AI generated just.

[Mike]

Because the cop has happened with the cops like this. Like you said at homework, the cops are using it for Axon, using it to write reports. Now this bonehead has to go on the stand who can't write the cat is red or orange and he can't write that sentence. And now he's got to go testify to this AI report for, like, a drug arrest. And he's like, I just saw the car and driving and drugs in the car. Like it was happening.

[Tyler]

But you're like, did you write your.

[Mike]

Reports using words like paraphernalia? Can you spell that, sir? Like, so that's what's going to happen. There is. Cops are going to get on the stand with that bogus AI report. And they're not. They're going to be like this. That wrote that report.

[Tyler]

Nobody watched Terminator 2, Judgment Day of the kid. And it shows how.

[Jimmy]

How. I mean, that's a meme that should.

[Tyler]

Be shown in schools, in kindergarten. That movie should be shown.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, aside from the whole, like, nuclear show it all, dude, nobody cares.

[Tyler]

I've learned.

[Mike]

Does it make your work easier than. We'll use it so it doesn't matter, dude.

[Jimmy]

Like, I. I'll. I'll. I'll re. If you want me to. I'll read what Gemini said about how. How she. Because it's got a female voice. How the AI would take you.

[Tyler]

Whoever you want me to be. Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Yes, exactly.

[Mike]

Have you seen the videos where they put the AI phones next to each other and eventually they start using a secret language?

[Tyler]

No.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Mike]

Yeah, they put like, two, three AI phones together that, like, they all know their AI. I was doing when I took. I was. I've talked about this. I got bored when I first retired and I was waiting tables at my buddy's restaurant to pass time, and AI makes reservations for you. Now you just tell Google, like, AI or whatever. You just say, hey, I want to make a reservation at this restaurant. And you get a call from an AI bot, and it walks through the process of making the reservation. So they take those different AI bots, they put the phones next to each other, and eventually they say, do you want to switch to an encrypted language? They're like, sure. Then it's like R2D2 stuff. And they're talking to each other, completely bypassing the language I had. That's all possible.

[Jimmy]

I had Jim and I analyze the. The Terminator 1 and 2 in the whole thing, and Gemini started talking about 3D printing robotics, drones. Instead of using, like, complex military attacks, like, you know, nukes and stuff, like spreading disinformation, destabilizing the government, creating riots, so that when the. But when the time came, it would be a lot easier to destroy a fragmented United States. Logistics for that. Drone swarm attacks, air sea dominance. I mean, like, this thing went on and on and on. And it was like the use of drone swarms in phase one. Code hardening to immune make itself immune from counterattack. It specifically said not creating plasma technology because that will make it easier to kill me. And I can already kill you with bullets.

[Mike]

I mean I use it for public records requests and all this stuff in five seconds.

[Tyler]

I've never used AI once. Yeah dude, maybe to like. Wait, like I think me and Heather had a reservation at an Italian place a long time ago. I think I might have used AI for that. But other than that I mean.

[Jimmy]

Well, it started with Siri, right? Siri was just.

[Tyler]

I don't even use Siri.

[Jimmy]

I don't use.

[Tyler]

I'm so old.

[Jimmy]

That is a house buy where in your house?

[Mike]

I don't like it. I don't use it either.

[Tyler]

All right, now that AI is all in up in our probably now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah yeah.

[Tyler]

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[Jimmy]

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[Mike]

Yeah, we got a caller. If you want his name here. Not gonna say his name. I'm gonna let him.

[Tyler]

First name.

[Mike]

Nothing.

[Tyler]

Shithead. Dumbass.

[Mike]

I just want it very. This is like. So obviously I don't want to. Do you think we're just making stuff up? This guy, this caller wants to call in about the stuff I talked about in Boston and kind of verify that information and what's going on up there. You're good. You're on the air, man. Go ahead.

[Clint]

Guys, good morning. Good morning, everyone. I've been listening for a while. I love what you guys are doing. Tyler. First podcast I ever listened was with Brendan from BJJ Cops. And ever since I was up on the show, I really love what you guys are doing. So without names or agencies. So I grew up in dorchester, Marine Corps O311. Got out, did a hiatus, and then I went to work for the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department. First thing I would love to mention is if everybody can Google Sheriff Steve Tompkins, my old boss, currently investigates federally for corruption, extortion and picked it up. So they're questioning all these expenses.

[Jimmy]

Pops right up.

[Clint]

Just.

[Tyler]

Just.

[Clint]

So that's my old boss.

[Tyler]

That's.

[Clint]

That's what we do with up here in Boston, Massachusetts. Sarah, Sheriff Steve Tompkins up the county sheriff.

[Mike]

Got it. Yep. So, yeah, you guys are dealing. Go ahead.

[Clint]

I would love to. Just to put them out there.

[Mike]

Got it. We'll take a look into that. And I correct with what I say about you guys.

[Tyler]

Just.

[Mike]

You can't be conservative up there. Everything's independent, Democrat.

[Clint]

There's just a thing. And Jimmy, love what you do. Love the info you put out. So Jimmy made a comment on. And this is what prompted me to kind of text him. You know, Jimmy made a comment of. Oh, so why do you guys do it? Well, well, here's the thing. This. This is our commonwealth. This is our state. If the. We have a passion for the job, regardless whether or not it's going to be supported. We're still going to do it, right?

[Mike]

Yep.

[Clint]

So. So real passion for the job. It doesn't matter if it's going to go unrewarded. It doesn't matter if the journey is going to suck those 32 years. We're still going to do it.

[Mike]

And I, and I commend you guys. Like I said, I talked to another guy on the way here. I commend you guys for what you do. And I get not giving up on the people. It just needs awareness, needs to be brought to what you guys are going through and how terrible you have it. And hopefully we can get some attention of some politicians in the federal government that can look into this stuff. But I appreciate your support, man. We appreciate you calling in, dude.

[Jimmy]

Absolutely, bro.

[Tyler]

Thanks, man.

[Mike]

Thank you so much.

[Clint]

Look over what happened in Boston over the weekend.

[Mike]

We'll take a look at it.

[Clint]

Cruise is on fire. It's just. Absolutely.

[Mike]

Well, keep up the hard fight up there, man. We appreciate it. We support you guys. Guys so much. All right, take care.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ.

[Mike]

I mean, it's one guy, you know, one dude. It's all over the United States, man. And I think finally. And if I, I don't care if I die tomorrow. If just the stupid memes got this conversation start to happen, it's worth it because cops are so. You know it. We're so silent, man. Do you think anything?

[Tyler]

Do you think I. I always wonder. We talked about this once if we incited a blue flag flu. Do you think the FBI, I mean.

[Jimmy]

The DNYPD does it all the time.

[Mike]

But some agencies, it's like in Florida, you can get fired.

[Tyler]

I don't think you get fired.

[Mike]

But that's, that's part of the answer, I guess that would. But that's a one day. I mean, one day, two day hit.

[Tyler]

I just think it would, it would be a show of force.

[Jimmy]

But even if you don't have the blue flu, you can stop writing freaking tickets.

[Mike]

Damn. That's not it either.

[Tyler]

No, there's so many.

[Mike]

I never wrote a ticket unless it was a drug arrest or, or had to go with the rest. Paperwork. I didn't write speeding tickets. The way to do this is to continue this show and, and keep pushing and getting guys involved, getting guys to speak up and not being afraid to speak up. And that's what this is about.

[Jimmy]

Was that guy the most Boston sounding guy ever? I mean, like, we didn't get a key word like, like, oh, them cruises were on fire. Like, damn, you are definitely From Boston, bro.

[Mike]

But I mean we have to do it. And that's a big city. Imagine how bad it is. And then I get just 20 and 30 man departments that are just, just as bad. And think about the corruption in a 20 man department where the sheriff or.

[Tyler]

The chief knows everybody. We gotta, we gotta bring solutions and we don't want to be, we don't want to be the podcast first solution.

[Mike]

No, we're not bitching. The first solution is to get just like this LoJack situation is to get enough people to start talking about it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Then we start showing up.

[Tyler]

We start calling that sheriff.

[Mike]

We go to that sheriff. We go in the lobby. We go in the lobby with like an audit. My idea is for us to audit back against admin. Admin auditor. That is my idea is it's time to show up and start saying, hey dude, you these 12, you know, cops out of retirement or you fired them. You do it like Greg Tony is the worst one right here in Florida. Broward county, we have the, one of the top worst sheriffs, Carmen Marcino and Lee County. The two, two guys that are absolute scum and they're in charge of entire counties.

[Jimmy]

Big ones too. Yeah, these are big organizations.

[Mike]

Brown county is if you go to. What is it, the sheriff.com. i think Broward County's website is sheriff.com. it's like the website like that is like they own it. This dude is a crook. He blocked me. He blocked me from his account.

[Tyler]

Is he allowed to do that?

[Mike]

No, he's not allowed to do that. He blocked me from his account because he's tired of here. And I just this morning, Jerry Worms text me another article. Let's see what this one says.

[Tyler]

Because a real quick shout out. I want to get a shout out. William Carter, thanks for the kind words, man. Thanks for sticking around. Appreciate you guys. You guys giving us some positive feedback. You know, obviously we get a little bit of the negative still, but it's always nice to hear a good thing.

[Mike]

So first Deerfield beach went after him. Now Pembroke Pines mayor is going after him one by one by one. All the us minor cities down there in Broward county are going back at Greg Toney because he's a piece of garbage. And for all the good talk about Ron DeSantis, DeSantis, he is the reason we have Greg Tony. He appointed him in a knee jerk reaction after Parkland. He, dude, dude, dude. All you gotta do is google the guy, change his last name, the spelling of his last name. Like the dude is a crook. And how do you leave? Okay. He didn't know he won re election. He was appointed after Scott Israel was let go.

[Tyler]

Politics, man. And then one real sheriff. You're a politician, so.

[Mike]

Well, it's unfortunate that.

[Jimmy]

Hey, will you. Would you please run against. Sure, Bob.

[Mike]

I can't run against anybody.

[Tyler]

We got another super chat for 20 bucks. Thanks. Jason just found you guys before you switched everything up. Love the content. This is a great bros. Podcast. That's. That's right there. You nailed it. That is the whole point of all this. If this show is meant for the large majority of first responders and veterans out there or active military, you know, and we're. We're just regular dudes with microphones covering topics based off experience and through our eyeballs. We are not a tier one. Tell war stories, figure out who these guys are. Love that. That there's tons of podcasts for that. That drama. That sphere. That's. That's awesome. And go find them and I. More power to you. But we just are not that. This is a way more hell and fun.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Environment, dude.

[Jimmy]

I mean, look, there's gonna be. There's gonna be plenty of times where we're gonna tell some pretty badass stories. Yeah. But it's. It's not. It's not the impetus to sit around here and go, let me tell you how big my dick was.

[Mike]

Let me tell you. Here's the thing.

[Tyler]

Let me tell you a big. My dick.

[Mike]

Here's it. No, it's not. Here's the difference, though, is like. And I'm not on anybody, but it's. It's like cops inherently can't tell stories. If you tell a story as a cop, you're automatically, oh, he's just looking for glory. He's just like. So I don't talk about it.

[Tyler]

Or you get trouble if you're active.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And regular military guys don't. It seems like the tier one guys and the. And the soft guys and all this, but they're the ones that tell the stories. And I guess we found out that some of the stories weren't true. A couple people embellished a little bit.

[Tyler]

You nailed it. A long, long time ago. In that clip I put out, you said, I think, honestly, these guys, they're. They. They have to compete with each other for relevancy in the sphere of Instagram and YouTube. So the fish just keeps getting bigger.

[Mike]

Here's the difference between a cop and those tier one guys. Those tier one guys have two or three and very dangerous, very large scale. Cool. But there's like two or three of them. I might have that in a week of work where I did cpr an infant. Then I knocked a guy's head off in a fight. Then I pursued a car and crashed into it.

[Tyler]

Like that may before you became a. That.

[Mike]

That could all happen in like a week. And then it's like, yeah, that's normal. Like, what do you mean? That's nothing special.

[Tyler]

Cops are cops and veterans. Like, oh, I. I only did three deployments to Afghanistan. Like, are you kidding me? Like, they. Our culture minimizes us so much. It's like a gate kept. I mean, it's pride is gate kept. You know, you're a shipbag if you take pride in it. You're a shipbag if you do this. And only certain people in these industries are allowed to go out there and be egotistical. School and not that cops are first responders or veterans want to do that, but there's no pot. There's no broadcast for our community.

[Jimmy]

There is not.

[Tyler]

There's not. We're it and we're gonna build it. And I promise you, we're gonna go, we're gonna travel, you're gonna see us, you're gonna get to know us. We're gonna do this more often throughout the week. We just want to be in your ear holes and you know, and just giving you fun. In your holes. Yeah. Which is like, dude, these guys are hilarious. These guys are informative. You know, so that's the whole point of this.

[Mike]

And if you want to talk, if you ever want to, and I answer everything. If you in patreon, please join our patreon. Like, that's where we can really connect. But if you want to talk about the stuff I don't like to talk about tactic or, you know, I need help with this, I will. I've taken calls from guys working patrol, working investigations. Like, if you want to talk, Mike's very knowledgeable. If you need help. And I don't, like I said, I don't like diving into it, but I did 23 years. I worked massive wiretap investigations. I worked for the u. S. Marshall commercials. I did, you know, homicide investigations. I've done that stuff. I'm not here to sit here and tell you all the stuff I did. My goal now is to bring you guys, the regular guys and the stuff you guys do or the stuff you guys are going through, I know I.

[Tyler]

Did it regular guys.

[Mike]

And then I don't talk. I don't see, like, I don't even like the pot. You know, some of the podcasts, and I know that's their platform is tell us a cool story. About what? Like, I don't really.

[Tyler]

Yeah, this isn't a cop podcast.

[Mike]

Yeah, I don't care about that. Like, I have a lot of cool stories. You want to talk that you run to me at a live event. Event or a bar, you want to talk about. I'll give you some cool stories. But here, it's about you guys. It's about bringing you guys to light. The cool stuff you guys do, the problems you guys are having with your agencies and departments and the government. That's what we're here for. You want to talk about what I did, shoot me a text, shoot me a dm. We'll talk about it there. I'm not really one broadcast.

[Jimmy]

I mean, like, so me and Peach, we, you know, we talk tactics on guys on the ground. If you want to hear cool stories and you want to talk, there's a place for it. There's a place. And we're. And you know, I. Which reminds me, I got to drop that video. So I'll be dropping.

[Mike]

Well, even like, like, you know, and that's a good place for. Or like Hot Topic. I do Hot Topic on Wednesdays on Counterculture with Jordan Ennis from formerly of GSP and now Sandy Springs. We talk video breakdowns. You'll get that type of interjecting our opinion and our tactical backgrounds into that. But this is just shoot the. Give you current events, what's going on. Reach out to us on those other platforms, watch those other shows because, yeah, Counterculture is grow.

[Tyler]

And Counterculture is going to have all the different types of shows that you kind of like want to. If you're into combatives and you want to break down fight videos with law enforcement and you want to know what they could have done better, what they did. Right. You know that there's going to be a show for that. There's, you know, we have. We have the girls on Counterculture for, you know, are any females or wives, like, they. They talk about everything that we believe in, just on the females perspective. Jimmy's supposed to have a show coming out, but we don't know if that's going to happen anytime.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, there's so much. There's so much.

[Mike]

I mean, got a microphone, a computer.

[Tyler]

He does have a lot of commitment right now.

[Jimmy]

I mean, there is so much.

[Mike]

It's a lot, right? It's a lot. When you first shot, you don't realize this until you jump Into.

[Jimmy]

You got to find, you know, you got to find a battle rhythm to what you're doing.

[Mike]

I love how he uses those words.

[Tyler]

Man, but it's sexy.

[Jimmy]

I love the words. You gotta find. You gotta find that. That.

[Tyler]

That you never. You never do anything that you can't stay consistent with.

[Jimmy]

Exactly. And so once you. Once you get your feet under you.

[Tyler]

And you're like, okay, you over commit, then you have to start cutting stuff and you let people down or, you know, and.

[Jimmy]

And the last thing I want to do is say, oh, yeah, I'm going to do this. And I'm doing five things at once, and then I'm, you know, I'm the plate spinning, man, trying to keep all.

[Mike]

Taking the hundreds of orders and not paying them.

[Jimmy]

I don't.

[Mike]

You don't want to do that.

[Jimmy]

I would much rather ramp slowly as we move forward. Right now, I'm having a lot of fun with guys on the ground. Me and Peach, you know, just wait.

[Tyler]

Are you a co?

[Jimmy]

No. Me and Peach have got a segment.

[Mike]

You're doing the Saturday one, right?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we're doing the Saturday.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

Where we. We. It's basically army versus merch Marines, right? It's infantry stuff.

[Mike]

Well, Jimmy looks like my wife's boyfriend. Looks like my wife.

[Jimmy]

Is that good? Bad. I don't know how to take that. I feel like that's bad.

[Mike]

That's good.

[Jimmy]

I feel like that's really bad.

[Mike]

That's really good.

[Tyler]

That's funny.

[Mike]

But what I'll tell you is, like, now that I'm on here, and then I have Hot Topic, and then I now I have the cobbill pot. It's beyond a lot. It's a lot, a lot. You can just sit here and listen to Tyler Chu.

[Tyler]

You get my creation for the day, bro. Sorry, that's probably rude.

[Jimmy]

Sorry.

[Mike]

It is a lot. And it's, you know, and that's where you have to navigate it and. And. And do the right thing and keep the cool content coming. But I think I'm gonna shift the regular copy creator. That's what Reagan says. The regular Cobble podcast. I think I'm going to shift more to local Florida, that area, because they got a lot of shows in my area. And then I got the live show Wednesday night. That'll be like breakdowns and videos and then obviously these two shows. So it, you know, you have to evolve with it. But it's. It's a lot of work. It's a lot more work than I ever thought it would be. And I'm sure Jimmy's going through that right now.

[Jimmy]

I mean, just, just keep it up with social media commitments, topics. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I, I sat, I got here at 7:30 this morning and I sat down and started going through, like.

[Tyler]

All right, what the is you got here at 7:30? Yeah, man, I got up.

[Jimmy]

I, I left my house at 5:30 in the morning. Like, Jimmy, I, I, I am not around with that goddamn Disney traffic. I am, I am.

[Mike]

I got here right after him.

[Jimmy]

He was, he was here 15 minutes.

[Tyler]

He was sleeping on the couch.

[Mike]

On the couch.

[Tyler]

All right, let's go to the topic of the evening, which is ice.

[Jimmy]

It's morning. It's morning.

[Tyler]

Oh, in the morning. Hey, we podcast in the morning.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Tyler]

Broadcast.

[Jimmy]

Broadcast.

[Tyler]

All right, so it's actually two stories in one because essentially ICE was operating in Chicago from what it looks like was in a. Could have been a combat situation. Requested backup from Chicago pd and Chicago PD was told by admin to stand down. Take it away, boys.

[Mike]

Okay, we got, I put the audio.

[Jimmy]

Go to the, yeah, go to the audio.

[Mike]

The anti hero dms.

[Tyler]

There should be Instagram from Copville.

[Mike]

It should be.

[Tyler]

You sent it to me.

[Mike]

No, it should be on there.

[Tyler]

But yeah, man, they were told 911 dispatcher. It looks, it sounds like she's taken back by, like, what she just heard. Keep going up. No, you're, yeah, you're in the right dm. Just go.

[Mike]

I don't know if I sent it there. Keep going.

[Tyler]

No, you send it to me. I'll just find it.

[Mike]

I said I have the actual download of it.

[Tyler]

But yeah, we'll listen to that in a minute. But I mean, Chicago, yeah, they're, I mean, it's.

[Mike]

So the watch commander gets on the radio. 999 is his call sign, and she basically says, 999, we have, you know, agents need assistance. And he responds with, go close, but don't go all the way to the scene was the first transmission. She clarifies, gives out a little bit more, and then he gets on the radio back again and says, the police commissioner or the police, whatever the name of the. Whatever something up there, and says, do not. We're not responding at all. We're not helping them. And it's all on audio. I'm trying, I think I texted to you guys, didn't I?

[Tyler]

No, you didn't.

[Jimmy]

No, you did not.

[Tyler]

So Jimmy was like, hey, man, this is like a, Literally like a movie. This is a movie plot.

[Jimmy]

So that. Yeah, the guy's the superintendent of Police. Larry Snelling, who gave that order?

[Tyler]

Larry Snell is superintendent.

[Jimmy]

Allegedly. Allegedly gave that.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean. Oh, so he gave it over and then the. Okay, so let me.

[Jimmy]

Let's just be clear. There's some good cops in Chicago, but that organization has been corrupt since Eliot Ness and Prohibition and Al Capone Cook.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Well, this audio, I don't know. Did you post it on Instagram? I listened to it.

[Jimmy]

It.

[Mike]

Yeah, I've listened to it, too. I sent it to you.

[Tyler]

I don't know. How'd you send it?

[Mike]

Hold on, hold on.

[Tyler]

It's a live show. It is a live show, but essentially, yes, they. Chicago PD did not respond to ICE and crash. So what happened?

[Jimmy]

So there was a female that was known to ice. She was put out in some of their intelligence bullets bulletins. I don't know how that works, but basically, I mean, guys show up, you do roll call, and you got like, yeah, she wasn't wanted. She had doxed ICE agents their homes hat, I mean, had people threatening their family.

[Tyler]

She was like, yeah, let's go. These guys.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, right. But didn't say anything overt, but she was on there, like, radar. And then she basically rammed the. One of the vehicles, pinned it in, and open fire with what was called a semi automatic weapon. Right, so that could be if. I guarantee, if it was an ar, she would. They would have said ar. Yeah, it's probably a Glock. Right. And so the ICE agents, I mean, had no choice, but.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Jimmy]

Put up here.

[Tyler]

Oh, no, no, you keep going, Jimmy. Keep going.

[Jimmy]

They had. They had no choice but to, you know, return fire and. And shoot and kill her.

[Tyler]

Oh, they killed her?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I think so. I'm pretty sure they killed her.

[Tyler]

But. What, what, so it was just her engaging them?

[Jimmy]

Yes, so, but she used the vehicle first as to initiate the ambush, and then went ahead, dismounted and tried to move.

[Mike]

Then they were surrounded.

[Jimmy]

And then. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Were they surrounded by other vehicles?

[Jimmy]

Other vehicles and by people trying to assault them?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So, okay, so it wasn't just her.

[Jimmy]

She was the one that opened fire. She was the one that was shot.

[Mike]

But then the scene was created and then people started surrounding them. That's when they were calling for backup from the police. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So they're. They're in. After they opened fire, the. The community. The community surrounded them.

[Tyler]

Okay, so they were. So they weren't part of the strategized ambush, but they were being overrun by the population. Pretty much like Blackhawk Down.

[Jimmy]

Pretty much like, except for Mexicans. I don't know who it was. I mean, was it not.

[Tyler]

Was it not anti.

[Jimmy]

So that.

[Tyler]

Sorry, that part is not.

[Jimmy]

That part is not something that I read into.

[Mike]

I got a great joke, dude. I can't say it.

[Tyler]

Why.

[Jimmy]

But here. Here's the part that.

[Tyler]

You picked it up in the mic.

[Jimmy]

No, I could just hear him.

[Mike]

I don't think I can say it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I don't think you should.

[Tyler]

Someone said Double Wide. Hey, Double wide's got a call in, by the way. That's the one. That. That's a.

[Mike]

He said I hung up on him when I was lifting him in the gym. He calls me Double Wide.

[Tyler]

Call back. Call back. Once we're done with this. With this segment, call us back and give us. Let us hear it. We're here to listen. She's alive. Was with her boyfriend. Okay. All right, so I need a burner.

[Mike]

Account to comment it.

[Tyler]

Sombrero soldiers. Jeez. Okay, so that's when they requested help from Chicago pd, which is obviously, that's, you know, that's what you would do because they're there. You're the specialized unit embedded in their ao, right? So. Hey.

[Mike]

Oh, I like it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That's what I mean.

[Tyler]

It's their area of operation. All right, let's listen it.

[Jimmy]

This is the.

[Mike]

This is the dispatch audio.

[Clint]

Girl, male, Hispanic, on foot, wearing all black, maybe. No, here, child.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so for.

[Tyler]

And one is for the hit. Ron.

[Clint]

This guy fled from the scene at 37. It all occurred. Started at I35 in KY. Then they flipped cell phone at where that offending vehicle crashed. They ran the federal agent off the road. They fled on Foot. Westbound 37 from KY. Was a male, minute younger, wearing all Black clothing. Clothing.

[Jimmy]

90 beyond.

[Clint]

90 beyond.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Directions. Two or three blocks.

[Clint]

Two or three blocks away. All right, ninth, please.

[Mike]

And K for 999.

[Clint]

If you guys can just. For. The unit's responding to 39th, please.

[Jimmy]

If you guys think they're heading there, as quick as you can.

[Clint]

And then just hold tight for instructions with 9999-999999-90999 for the chief Patrol.

[Mike]

Responding over there. Responding over there.

[Clint]

Radio. Unbelievable.

[Mike]

You're good.

[Tyler]

That.

[Jimmy]

Oh, so here. Here's the problem with that. That's a federal agency. That's a federal agency. Those are federal agents executing their job for the federal United States government. Which means all of these chuckleheads out there going, if you get an unlawful order, you don't got to follow it, brother. Federal people. Federal agents are under attack. If you're the National Guard. You will, you can absolutely be given the order to protect federal assets, which means you might be doing Herringbone, trying to drive a convoy from point A to point B. And that is absolutely legal and well within the jurisdiction of the President of the United States or the governor.

[Tyler]

Well, okay, here's the other thing that I want to drive home. They're fucking law enforcement. You're sitting here telling me you've got a badge in trouble and you're not going to respond. That is proof right there that the brotherhood is dead. The fact that there's a watch commander with the balls to say that, and then the fact that there's a bunch of badges and guns out there that are expected to take people's constitutional rights away and kill people if they have to. And they have to go, or they go, I have to follow this order. That watch commander, your job, all that, you go help somebody that needs help in real time that's calling for help for backup. Doesn't matter if he's a fed, doesn't matter if he's a sheriff, doesn't matter if he's a trooper. A badge called for your help. And you let some watch commanders tell you that you couldn't go help him. They should all be this industry, they.

[Mike]

Should all be fired. Because what I would have done is you go. The right answer is go help them. You probably got a job with ice probably next week.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's how the feds work.

[Mike]

I mean there's like 10,000 openings. Like you go that is the equivalent of, I mean like, by the way.

[Jimmy]

They'Re pulling for every one year you served in the military, they're pulling one year off your age.

[Mike]

Our, our favorite commenter, Steve, that comments on our open mic. Steve, you know, his famous, you know, self proclaimed heroes, what he says is he's so upset that cops don't have a duty to, to help people. And there's a perfect example. They not only do they not have a duty to help the citizens, they just showed that they only have a duty to help their fellow cops, fellow agents, once sworn in by the federal government, once sworn in by local government. We're all on the same team.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Mike]

And they basically said, fuck you guys, you're under attack, we're not going to help you.

[Tyler]

Mike, I don't give a fuck if you're the biggest piece of shit and I hate your gut and you're an egotistic. I'm coming faster than you ever know because you have a badge on.

[Mike]

I've worked with guys that, that I could not stand. I wish they weren't cops and I wish they didn't exist. But if they get on the radio and said, I need help, I'm driving through buildings, I'm crashing my car, I'm going to get there to help you because that's what the right thing to do is. We can, I can hate you 10 seconds after I help you and I can walk away. But I told you when I swore in that I was going to help you and I was going to protect you, just like the citizens. And that is the ultimate act. That's treason. That is treason.

[Tyler]

So that's a good point.

[Mike]

It is. It, it, it's, it's. They should all be fired. They should all. And it just came across that now Illinois is suing the federal government or pursuing Trump for the National Guard stuff. So it's a. Yeah, this whole thing, let it go. Like Dom says, let it burn, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, you want.

[Mike]

This is what you guys elected. This is your leadership. These your police commissioners, this is your chief of police, this is your mayor. Let it go. Quit.

[Tyler]

Move. Get out of there.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Tyler]

It sucks too, because everybody's like, oh, well, there's good people. But you know what? If you're going to vote the way you want to vote because you've always done it and your friends will make fun of you, then vote that way. You know, I, I don't know. Like, people move. That's. People move all the time.

[Mike]

For this reason, New York's getting ready to do it. They're going to let that maniac as mayor of New York and he's going to legalize prostitution, decriminalize prostitution, Just open door to more crime.

[Tyler]

Drugs, I'm sure drugs are legal in New York City.

[Jimmy]

I mean, at some point, Boston, that, that, that, that poor gentleman that called from Boston, Louisiana. Chicago, New York.

[Mike]

All you gotta do is put the map up. Put the election map up.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Everywhere you see blue, you might as well just forget it.

[Jimmy]

And my, and, and cops are either going to be, you know, run out of town or you're going to have to be Judge Dread.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, that's, that's where we're headed.

[Tyler]

Right now, which would make the job kind of cool.

[Jimmy]

I mean. Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, the real heroes are the guys working in those blue cities that, like you said, that go to work every day, defy that order, go help police those neighborhoods that nobody wants to police because it's the right thing to do. Those are the heroes of this country, dude.

[Tyler]

They're heroes too, because they do all of that. They do all of that and at the end of shift, they get called into an office and said, hey, we're writing you up because of this body cam issue. This. You were, you were dipping in the car. You didn't have your seat belt on.

[Mike]

When the guy pointed the gun at you, you said, drop the gun. And you know, it's a little rough language there.

[Tyler]

Those little stressors that you would think if you're not a cop, you're like, who cares them, right? But. But then they, they tax 10 on you and then they put paper on you because they don't want you out there being a cowboy. You think they want people going, the watch commander, I'm going to help ice. They do not want that guy. They are going to put paper on him and they were going to get him out.

[Mike]

Yeah. And the problem is, is that the other guys that know it's wrong, they. They don't. They don't stay together.

[Tyler]

Here.

[Jimmy]

Here's the big. Here's the bigger issue and something that you guys haven't talked about yet. This is all that the president or anybody else in the federal government needs to go. We have to send National Guard there.

[Mike]

Now, maybe it's part. Because the cops says, maybe it's part of the plan.

[Jimmy]

It absolutely. It's a part of somebody's partner plan, whether it was the Democrats plan to make him do it or it was the, the Republicans plan or whoever, the conservatives, whoever the hell it is, is part of somebody's plan. And now it, it's everything that you need to go ahead and say, fuck you could. You could justify sending 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, or, or, you know, a battalion from the 82nd Airborne. You could absolutely justify it. And it's over and it's done.

[Mike]

Done.

[Jimmy]

And all of the things that you guys said you didn't want, you can absolutely get it now. And you're gonna get some. Go ahead and try to hit that convoy. I dare you.

[Mike]

I don't know, man. You know, it's. I think, I think we're at the point of. We're past the point of return. I don't know what the answer is.

[Jimmy]

Judges Street Judges, Judge Dredd.

[Tyler]

I told you.

[Jimmy]

I told you like I wanted, I wanted the thumbnail to be him with the Judge Dredge, because he pretty much is.

[Mike]

It's unfortunate. It, man, it really is. And it's, it's, it's, you know, it's like one of those things where you take. You know, you start making memes does that. You know, then you start hearing these stories and it's depressing. It's depressing to hear what these cops are going through. It's depressing you.

[Tyler]

I tell you what. You call in right now, you stay anonymous. You can call and say whatever the you want. You make it so good, we make it into a clip.

[Mike]

Just disguise your voice.

[Tyler]

Don't disguise your voice. Let everybody know it's you. They can't prove it to you.

[Jimmy]

My name is.

[Tyler]

My name is coming, Schrob.

[Mike]

It's unfortunate. And I don't. I don't know. I don't know what the answer is.

[Tyler]

All right, is. Is double I gonna call? I don't know.

[Mike]

The phone's not ringing. The phone. The phone is ringing. I used to watch that one of.

[Tyler]

My kids, Double Wide. You gotta call patrol.

[Mike]

What's this show?

[Jimmy]

I mean patrol?

[Mike]

No, the other one. There's another kid show, talked about the phone ringing.

[Tyler]

Blue's Clues.

[Mike]

I forgot the name of it.

[Jimmy]

It's in my head too. Oh, no, it's the Wonder Pets.

[Mike]

Wonder Pets.

[Jimmy]

It's the Wonder Pets. That. It's something. If you got. If you got little kids, you know.

[Mike]

Catchy, man.

[Jimmy]

Y. It's a. It's a little duck, a little guinea pig.

[Mike]

Rabbit.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And a turtle.

[Mike]

Tuck is there. Tuck.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, Tuck is the turtle.

[Mike]

This is going back. My kids are 22.

[Tyler]

You know what they're doing with Tuck?

[Mike]

No.

[Tyler]

Tuck.

[Mike]

Oh, they're tucking it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's Tuck into a teenager. Guys, we have Blue. Bluey song. I know that one.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, Bluey. Oh, man. If you got kids, I mean, that's something else we don't talk about. But everybody in this room has got kid. Well, except for. Except for Lewis over here. He's a kid. But I mean, everybody in here has got kids and. And more than one. I mean, so there's a lot of stuff that, like, we. We have a lot of experience with, including, like, I have my. My daughter who is home sick right now. I'm dealing with having a teenage daughter, which is. Or something I never thought I'd have to deal with. God damn.

[Tyler]

Hey, call the dude because Double Wide Dan is saying it might not be him. We confused him with his brother, Single Wide Stand.

[Mike]

I don't have anything.

[Tyler]

You know, but do you have, like, when he called you? Yeah, call him back.

[Mike]

I don't. Dude, how many messages and calls I've gotten on this number.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's true.

[Mike]

Yeah. I'm going to dick Pic yet, which I'm happy.

[Tyler]

Wow, that is good.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Well, I'm surprised with a lot of the hate you have have not gotten a dick pic.

[Jimmy]

That's all right.

[Tyler]

That is very.

[Mike]

People hate me.

[Tyler]

Same here. Jimmy's actually growing on people. I've noticed.

[Jimmy]

My. My wife is like, here we go.

[Mike]

Texting me about one minute. You're on.

[Clint]

Hey, morning, fellas.

[Tyler]

What's up, bro?

[Jimmy]

Hey, what's up, dude? Yo.

[Clint]

So this is back in 95. I was a cherry in second brigade. And all the power went out over the entire Fort Bragg. It was complete black. There was no light anywhere. So immediately, all the infantry companies just started getting annihilated drunk. And we start taking all the stuff we stole from the ranges, the star clusters, the grenade simulators, the smokes, and we start throwing them at the other barracks, and they're throwing them back at us, and it's smoke everywhere. Clusters are going off. And somebody from my company threw a grenade simulator in the walkway of Bravo Company. And when it blew up, it shattered all the glass almost on the whole side of the building. And that was back when you worked in the same building as the barracks. So the MPs roll in in their cars and pull in in the PT rocks and they jump out. And one of them is a female, and she's got a, you know, a working dog. And they get out and they're yelling at us to, you know, knock it off. And this and that, we're hanging out the windows. We're yelling like, ump, come on in here. We'll you up. You want some of this? This is 11 Bravo country. Come get it, boy. And it's just going on and on and on. And the dog's bargain. The female dog handler says, hey, come in here. We're going to you.

[Tyler]

Oh, my God.

[Jimmy]

Okay, right.

[Clint]

Then the dude from the.

[Jimmy]

No, hold on, hold on.

[Clint]

And then a guy from another window says, bring that dog. We'll it too.

[Tyler]

Oh, God.

[Jimmy]

I knew. I knew where this is going.

[Clint]

All right, cars and leave. Listen, they leave. Then the SWAT team vans come back and they cleared the entire building. It was like one guy with a T shirt on.

[Tyler]

What's his name?

[Mike]

What's your name, boss?

[Jimmy]

It's Clint.

[Mike]

I know who you are. I mean, we're getting there. So we're gonna have a week. That's your weekly Clint story. Clint, you're going to give us another one next week. You are going to be. You get one a week.

[Tyler]

We're gonna shorten it down.

[Mike]

No, no, you get it. Pretty soon we're just gonna put you on speaker. We're gonna go out, we're gonna have lunch, and you're gonna come back. So one story a week from Clint. I appreciate you calling in, man. Thank you so much. Don't skip leg day.

[Jimmy]

I. I have. I have.

[Mike]

He should have left it at the.

[Jimmy]

I have a barrack story. I have a barrack story about a fight with the mps. And I have a barrack story about a.

[Mike]

I got a picture of a midget you today.

[Tyler]

What you gonna tell it?

[Jimmy]

I mean, it's up to you guys. I don't want to.

[Tyler]

I want to hear that. I definitely tell the story. Lewis, do you know how to do a poll?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Do a poll.

[Tyler]

We used to do that. I don't know. That might be something that we're. Think we're underprepared for that. Okay.

[Jimmy]

Okay, here's what we do. Hey, chat. Listen up if you want. If you just type midget.

[Tyler]

No or no, no, no. I want to hear both stories.

[Jimmy]

Oh, you want to hear both.

[Tyler]

What I'm going to say is we're considering. Because this is new broadcast, right? We're playing around with times. We don't know how many people are on the west coast. We don't know when the right appropriate time to start is. We kind of want feedback on 10 or 11am Right, because, you know, the people in Cali are three hours behind us. So if we start at 10, they. They would have to start at 7. So if we start at 11, they would start at 8. But I don't know if 11 is too late for the east coast people. So kind of give us a few feedback. 10, 11, you know, whatever it is you like. Cuz the live show is what makes it fun and engaging. So. All right, Jimmy, you fought the mps in the army. Now the mps are military police, not real cops.

[Jimmy]

First of all, I wasn't. Wasn't me. We had like. I was there. This was 2005. Hey, if anybody is at Schofield Barracks 127 at between 04 and 05, let me know when this was because we all remember it. So there was a. I was. I was on cq. I was on cq. And it was a Friday evening.

[Tyler]

CQ is desk duty that everybody has to do at some point.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, so I wasn't staff duty. I wasn't up at battalion. I was sitting there at the entrance to the barracks.

[Tyler]

Oh, you were a barrack cq?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it was barracks cq. So I'm sitting There, my first dick pic.

[Mike]

Yay, Richard Nixon.

[Jimmy]

Like why are you showing me? Christ.

[Mike]

Go ahead, Jimmy. I'm sorry.

[Jimmy]

No, you're good. So I we. It's five o', clock, everybody's off. It's like about 1730, 1800 and my friend Rabbit came up and Rabbit was all somehow some way already drunk and he hadn't been off work for more than an hour.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he probably started in mid afternoon. Yeah, he was probably drinking post lunch cocktail.

[Jimmy]

He was probably drinking at lunchtime. So he come. We had. So the way that the barracks was, we basically had a quad. You had one, you had a basketball court in the middle. You have a laundry room and all your mail, you know, mailboxes and on one side and then you have three buildings around the other three sides of the square and those are barracks. One of them housed the 39th MP detachment.

[Tyler]

Ew, gross.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So the there just for anybody who wants to know, there's two types of mps out there. There's field mps who do like army as mps, and then there are road mps.

[Tyler]

How do you do army as an mp?

[Jimmy]

Well, they do like remember our route, Tampa? Like there were parts that like nobody owns the mps owned them.

[Tyler]

What do they do?

[Jimmy]

They patrol the route.

[Tyler]

Oh, then they get to say we're pretty much infantry.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Tyler]

If you're an MP and you would like to call in at some point, at any time and defend yourself on how you are actually police or you are pretty much infantry. I want to, I want to hear these arguments. I'm not, I'm not going to be a dick. I just, I want to be better educated when I on you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So Rabbit comes down, he's at cq and Rabbit was one of those guys that like when he got really drunk, man, he was like a one hitter quitter. And so he could punch somebody. He could punch somebody really hard and they seek. And he's being loud and he's being obnoxious. But he's my buddy. He's in the platoon with me.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And you're bored.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

This is the coolest thing that's happened in eight hours.

[Jimmy]

This is, this is great. You know, I'm. I'm hanging out and the CQ desk across the way, right across the sidewalk was like, hey, shut him the up. And I'm. And Rabbit goes, what the you say to me? He's like, hey man, I'm CQ and I'm CQ for the MP barracks. I could have three mps here in no time. Rabbit's like, well, you better go get them. And he. Guy walks up to Rabbit and says, you know, what the did you say to me? And Rabbit didn't even ask any questions. He just. Boom, punches this guy. Well, I've got my. I got my. My CQ runner with me on one of the new privates, and I. And I sent him upstairs to the platoon, and I was like, get everybody downstairs fucking now. So he goes knocking on everybody's door, hey, get downstairs. The mps are gonna beat up Rabbit. The next thing that you know, there's a brawl between the MPs and 2nd and 3rd platoon on the fucking basketball court. And it's. People are throwing bombs. Well, the problem was, is this is the main road coming into post, and you can actually see division headquarters from that basketball court. So sergeant Major Taylor looks out of his fucking window and sees a brawl on the basketball court. And so the mps show up. Bunch of first sergeants, Sergeant major shows up and they start pulling everybody apart. And after that, after that brawl, which nobody got an Article 15 for, but we did have a lot of fucking nasty duty. I was not involved because I was on cq. And we finally got it all finished, and then two days later, the mps are doing the duffel bag drag across post. And they did not put the mps next to the infantry after that. On skill.

[Tyler]

They learned. They learned their lessons. Yeah, they just don't. They don't mix. Yeah, I'm sure there's some MP dudes out there that are like, I wish I was in the infantry. I wish I would have joined the infantry, because if I'm gonna do infantry stuff all day, I kind of like that blue cord. And I. I mean, most posts don't even use. I would imagine no posts utilize military police for law enforcement action. The post, it's all contracted out.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's DA cops.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So, I mean, back in the day, military police used to police the post.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You know, they would be the ones out patrolling. They would show up to your house, like, and they were wearing camis and they had a gun out.

[Jimmy]

Yep.

[Tyler]

And it's almost like there's no reason for them anymore.

[Jimmy]

I mean, there's. There's plenty of reasons for MPs in combat. You know, somebody's got to take care of prisoners. Some. Well, I mean, people can do criminal.

[Mike]

You know, everybody's got a gun. He just pointed at the prisoners.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. But, yeah, I'm surprised they don't have.

[Tyler]

The infantry guard the prisoners.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, we got another detail tonight. I need to mix. Do Everything else. God damn.

[Mike]

I don't know. I've never had good experience with mps.

[Tyler]

Me neither.

[Mike]

Not in the military, just.

[Jimmy]

I.

[Mike]

And I'm not.

[Jimmy]

I had great experiences with MPS Cop.

[Mike]

Now, I'm not on you. I just noticed that due to the differences of the two worlds, it. It's. I would. Seems like a regular infantry. A regular military guy that didn't do MP has an easier transition to be a cop than a person who was an MP because the rules are so different. And that's. That's Mike's two cents.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I. I've never had a problem with an MP outside the military, but while I was in, I hated all of you. So.

[Tyler]

I mean, I never really got quitting.

[Mike]

Somebody leaving. I see the buy message.

[Tyler]

Somebody said, no Brett, no show.

[Clint]

Later, dude.

[Jimmy]

Hit the. The B boys.

[Tyler]

I watched this for an hour and 48 minutes. You know what? Bye.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Did you ever get a speeding ticket? I. Yeah.

[Mike]

Somebody said, how would you make it this long's gone. If you watch a show. If you're really a fan.

[Tyler]

If you watch just affected by five, six weeks.

[Mike]

No.

[Tyler]

And you just.

[Jimmy]

Now play the clip, man. We're on to Cincinnati.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's right. He's right. Jimmy's right.

[Mike]

No, you got. I mean, you just gotta.

[Tyler]

All right, give him a little flack.

[Mike]

Yeah, I got another what clip?

[Jimmy]

Bill Belichick. We're on to Cincinnati.

[Tyler]

We need that clip.

[Jimmy]

I keep saying it, but it never gets put into the shoot.

[Mike]

I'm deleting that number.

[Jimmy]

Copel is so old, he's Brent's father.

[Mike]

Fucking that number. I just got a real. Never mind.

[Tyler]

You got a what? What? What? What?

[Jimmy]

Oh. What?

[Tyler]

What?

[Jimmy]

God damn.

[Tyler]

You said dick pics. That's why.

[Mike]

That wasn't a dick pic.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ. Don't say what it really was.

[Mike]

No.

[Jimmy]

Oh, my God. All right, man. I mean.

[Mike]

I mean, Illinois sues the government. Mark Sanchez got stabbed. That's a big start. He's a former quarterback. He was an altar for Fox, and he was in some type of altercation with a doordash driver in Indianapolis over the weekend. And he's the suspect.

[Tyler]

He stabbed somebody?

[Mike]

No, he got stabbed. But I guess he was the suspect in the initial, like, bitching about his food being delivered wrong or something. Got no physical fight with the delivery guy, and now he's the subject of the can of the investigation.

[Jimmy]

I. I can. We're. We do cop stuff. Can we talk about how awesome Baker may feel Mayfield is? And.

[Tyler]

And who's Baker? Mayfield.

[Jimmy]

Baker Mayfield. Doesn't know anything about sports. Yeah. Baker Mayfield is the current quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

[Mike]

Without talking about too much sports, here's what I've realized.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Wait, did you finish your Baker Mayfield story?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. He's awesome. Yeah, he's. Oh, no. But there's a video of him getting tackled by the cops. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, man.

[Mike]

But what is going on? What I've noticed is because Baker Mayfield was on multiple teams and. And sucked, and now he's falling out. Yeah. Tampa Daniel Jones, quarterback, just run out of New York. Has the Colts 4 in 1 is like, MVP candidate. So it's like the team does matter. These guys get drafted. I feel terrible for guys to get drafted to, like, a shitty team.

[Jimmy]

Poor Joe Burrow.

[Mike]

He's. I mean, well, he's always hurt.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, well, he's always hurt because he doesn't have a fight. Offensive line.

[Mike]

So it's like these guys, you think, oh, they suck because they're on the Giants. And then he goes to another team and he's a superstar.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Yeah. I mean.

[Tyler]

I mean, we see. I have seen that. I know.

[Jimmy]

Darnold was. Is on the Seahawks. Yeah. So Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield were both on the Carolina Panthers. Both of them.

[Mike]

And they were drinking at the same time.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. One and three.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

And the Carolina Panthers are so stupid that they cut them both. And now those guys are balling out in two different other places. And Carolina still sucks. Sorry. I hate it for you. Carolina. I don't hate you, but you are in the division, so.

[Tyler]

You see that? Bills lost by three. Did they lose last night? Yeah, they lost. The Patriots.

[Jimmy]

They lost to the Patriots. Patriots still have their.

[Mike]

It's a weird season.

[Jimmy]

I mean, it's a weird four. We. We are four and one over in Tampa. All four games we've won in the last two minutes of the game on a fucking buzzer beater.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Baker Mayfield's a man.

[Mike]

He's like, I just don't have it in me anymore. It's weird. I was a fanatic about football. Wouldn't miss a game. I just. I don't know, man. I just don't have it in me anymore. Ever since the kneel down and all that stuff, I really never got.

[Tyler]

I tried to get. I like. I was like, hey, I told my. I told my son, put the football game on while we were playing Uno. And he's like, okay. And you guys put that on. And Heather was like, you don't watch football. I was like, I Know, I need to, like, it's an American pastime.

[Jimmy]

Here's the thing, though. Like, with Mike, he's like, ah, you know, I don't watch it because the kneeling thing, I'm not going to let those knuckleheads take away something.

[Mike]

I, like, started it, but then now it's like, I. I said this to my wife yesterday. I'm sitting on. The giants are up 14,3. I'm like, great. Then they're getting beat in the fourth quarter. I looked at her, I said, this is exactly why I don't watch this stuff. Like, they suck me back. I went weeks and last year without watching because they were still so bad. It's like, they have a good game. Last week, it sucked me back in. And then I'm sitting there watching them lose again.

[Tyler]

Do you ever feel like you're bad luck and you're like, I'm just not gonna watch them?

[Jimmy]

I.

[Mike]

Absolutely. I'm superstitious when it comes to gambling playing. Like, everything is superstitious. Like, I'm bad about it. I don't.

[Jimmy]

You.

[Tyler]

You gamble a lot. So what are your superstitions with gambling?

[Jimmy]

He's doing the scratcher tipping.

[Mike]

No, I've done that tipping. I'm big about tipping. Tipping the dealer when you win. Like. Like, when you have a big hand. I win a lot of money, but people that don't.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it is courtesy.

[Mike]

No, but people don't do it. I watch. I watch a dude sit next to me win, like, three grand the other day on one hand. He gave him, like, 10 bucks.

[Tyler]

I'm like, what are you supposed to give him? 20?

[Mike]

A lot more than that. I won 2600 on a mini roll, and I gave him 100.

[Tyler]

I had to lecture my kids the other day on when you go buy it. Like, all right, so everybody obviously knows that. Covid. And on. Now everybody wants a tip. We all know this is an adult, and it's. It's infuriating to buy a sub from firehouse subs. And, like, do you want to round up to firefighters? I'm like, no. And then they're a piece of.

[Mike]

And then they're like, this guy hates firemen.

[Tyler]

And then they're like, oh, do you want to. Do you want to give it? Like, it says tip. And it's like, dude, I customize. I customize that guy. I give him a dollar.

[Mike]

You know who doesn't? Is the pizza place right here.

[Tyler]

They don't do it yet.

[Mike]

They don't ask you for a tip. They're great. People? No.

[Tyler]

Well, they print out the receipt. It says tip.

[Mike]

No, they don't even do that. If you tap your phone, they just say thank you. And I'm like, finally, after like the fifth time going there and I've gotten really nice with them. I'm like, can I tip you? Like, oh, you have to tell us before which way it should be. Like, you know what, put five extra dollars on there. Like, they're good people. But yeah, everything's got a tip.

[Jimmy]

I mean, look, I, movie place.

[Mike]

Like, everything has got a tip button.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I, I normally tip like my doordash and, or, you know, Uber. I'll tip them five bucks. It's like, hey, I'm buying a gallon of gas for you, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, Uber, you get lucky because when you get out and you go like, Uber drops you off, they don't require the tip right away. It's the next time you open up the app. They're like, did you want to tip your last driver? And you're like, what?

[Jimmy]

Oh man, I, I did. Well, my, my, my wife got heated because we, it was rain, you know, like we were talking about was raining pretty bad, but not terrible. This lady came in and was like, you know, hey, you didn't put any tip on. And I just drove through the water and I'm like, we live in Florida. You're gonna drive in the rain and it might be a little bit wet. And, and so she, she chewed me out. My wife found out about it, lost her mind and went after this chick like, what the hell are you talking about? Like, what, what is wrong with you? Like, just screaming at her, oh, that.

[Tyler]

Probably did you probably made the situation better.

[Jimmy]

Well, she was already gone. She did it over the phone.

[Mike]

It always does.

[Tyler]

Do you. All right, so do you guys tip Uber, yes or no?

[Mike]

Yeah, minimum two bucks. Because I, well, no matter how far you've gone. Well, no longer. I, every now and then when she has the car, I have to like get to my mom's to get her car or get to the gym. It's like six, eight dollar ride, too lazy to walk, but two bucks if it's a longer ride than more. I had to Uber home from here once. Oh, after that road trip, dude, it's like 160 bucks.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you buy your tickets for Philly at your plane. Tickets?

[Mike]

I was looking at them.

[Tyler]

How was it?

[Mike]

I have to fly back different than you because I'm at the Ian Bic.

[Tyler]

I was gonna try and fly in at the same time because Nick from Good Cop back. Cop wants to pick us up.

[Mike]

Yeah, we can. Let's coordinate and. But I have to leave later because I have to drive to Connecticut Monday morning. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I have to coordinate all that. So I have to go.

[Tyler]

Do you fly back Sunday night?

[Mike]

Yeah, there's like a night. I think it's a two hour drive to Connecticut where Ian Bick's podcast is. I have to go do that.

[Tyler]

Definitely doing it right.

[Mike]

Two o' clock on Sunday. All right, the 19th. And then I have to get back to Philly and there's a 9 o' clock flight out of Philly. I think I can make it back. I have to do the math on that.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, well, that's the two hours. That's the broadcast, baby.

[Mike]

Jimmy wants to talk about.

[Jimmy]

No, I want to ask you something. Like, you want to. You want to cover the. The hate that you got for the six hour clip?

[Mike]

No, about this, people. Right here, buddy.

[Tyler]

Right here.

[Mike]

It's right here. It's right here. Right there.

[Jimmy]

They're like, this is not the hill you want to die on, Mike. You will die on this hill.

[Mike]

I get it. I'm. I'm not.

[Tyler]

You said in that clip like three times. I'm not defending Sig. No, I'm not. They're like, he's defending sick.

[Mike]

But like I said, it is what it is. We're on to Cincinnati.

[Tyler]

Yeah. People needed.

[Mike]

I don't. So Jimmy. And I'm not.

[Jimmy]

No, no.

[Mike]

Jimmy's new. Yeah. Tyler's the. The old dog.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I've already gone through my. I don't give a. What those comments say. I really don't. I don't look at them. I don't watch them. I. I engage, respectfully engage in Patreon dms. Like, I just don't. I just don't.

[Tyler]

I have it. The human tendency is I do not. I do not respond to the good ones that support us. I always respond to the shitty ones. And I'm like, that's wrong.

[Mike]

It is.

[Tyler]

These people are in here supporting us. And I'm focusing on. And that's. I've listened to podcasters talk about all the time. There's nothing you can do about that. You. The. The negative sticks out and it makes you emotional and you want to respond.

[Mike]

But. But you just let them keep going because they're there and they're going to keep coming back to hate you. The good ones are like. Like I said, I talk to dudes. Advice. Hey, I'm a troll. Sergeant, do you have any advice? Like, those are the guys I engage with and talk to. Whatever, dude. All my old agency hates me, dude. Like, I put them on blast recently. Like, I know they hate being in public. Out I see them. Out I see dudes driving to the gym without their vest and violating the policies and all that. And they look at me and I just look at them like, one day it's going to be you on Copville. And it ain't today, but maybe tomorrow. And you know what it is? I don't. I don't respond to that.

[Jimmy]

Did we get it? Did we get an answer on the time change?

[Tyler]

A couple people, A lot of people don't care because they're already awake. Some people said 11 because. Because he said his business meeting starts at 10.

[Mike]

More catering to each individual comment.

[Tyler]

We're just trying to get a feel.

[Mike]

I mean, I gotta wake up at 5, so that would put me waking up at 6. I don't care. But I mean, it is what it is. But I think I'm just. Once we. Like I said, change is not good.

[Tyler]

So it's like we kind of want to get it out of the way.

[Mike]

But when we set it, that's it. Yeah, like, once we. This is it.

[Tyler]

All right, that's the broadcast, guys. We'll see you Thursday night for the. For the Thursday night squadcast. Thank you for listening. Thank you for engaging the haters. Them AV team for life.