ICE IS THE NEW TSA?? (3/23/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast | ICE IS THE NEW TSA??

Date: March 23, 2026
Podcast: The Antihero Broadcast
Audience: Veterans, First Responders, Blue Collar Americans
Host/Panel: Tyler, CC (Conservative Chocolate), Nick, Wyatt (Ukraine Correspondent), plus recurring contributors

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Episode Overview

This episode focuses on the federal funding standoff that left TSA workers unpaid, prompting ICE agents to fill airport security roles. The team examines the implications of ICE stepping in for TSA, the broader Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding issues, the resulting chaos at airports, and the political blame game. Other major topics include a plane crash at LaGuardia, the politicization of law enforcement, polarized DA policy (with a focus on Boston), and an on-the-ground update from Ukraine with Wyatt.

The tone is humorous, irreverent, and rooted in the lived experience of law enforcement, military veterans, and blue collar workers. There's heavy banter (sometimes crude), but a through-line of serious analysis on security, policy, and contemporary American culture.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. TSA Walkouts and ICE Stepping In

Timestamps: 04:39 – 17:09

• Issue: Due to DHS funding lapses, TSA agents—who are not sworn law enforcement and lack strike restrictions—have not been paid for over 1.5 months, resulting in massive absenteeism.
• ICE fills the gap: ICE agents are now present in airports, supplementing or replacing TSA security roles.
• Chaos at Airports: Reports of 2+ hour airport security lines, with some lines extending to parking lots, especially at major hubs like Texas and Atlanta.
• Anecdotes: Smaller airports fare better (e.g., John Wayne/Orange County). Tyler shares his own speedy TSA experience but notes the general disruption.
• Critical distinction: TSA agents are not armed, do not have arrest powers, and are mostly in those jobs as a stepping stone to other federal law enforcement roles.
• Political Nuances: The funding battle is rooted in Democrats refusing to fund ICE, which also cuts off TSA pay since both are under DHS. Tyler argues the situation is not about "evil Orange Man" (Trump)—it’s congressional gridlock.
• Quote:
  “TSA is really a ladder. The people who go to TSA is because they’re trying to get their fed time in… while they wait for something else. Whether that be Postal Inspectors, Marshals, DEA, FBI, whatever, Secret Service. Yeah, nobody wants to be TSA.”
  — CC [08:02]

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2. ICE at Airports: Overreach & Public Confusion

Timestamps: 17:09 - 22:42

• Incident Video: Panel views and comments on a viral video of ICE detaining a woman in a U.S. airport. Public confusion and confrontation ensue about ICE agents’ authority, identity, and possible "kidnapping."
• Discussion: ICE agents lack typical law enforcement "uniform" markers; suspicion is exacerbated by language barriers and general chaos.
• Biometric surveillance: ICE uses extensive biometric databases (fed by Palantir), making rapid identification at checkpoints possible.
• Analysis: The public assumes anyone detaining a Spanish-speaking person is ICE—could easily lead to misunderstanding or abuse.
• Quote:
  “They blend in very well. There’s nothing on them that identifies them as any type of law enforcement.”
  — Tyler [19:38]

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3. Impact of Absentee Security & Rising Airport Accidents

Timestamps: 24:00 – 28:00

• New Crisis: A segment covers a recent Air Canada plane crashing into a fire truck at LaGuardia—panel listens to live tower audio, reads reports of two fatalities and 70+ injuries.
• Pattern: LaGuardia and other airports have seen a rise in "near-misses" and accidents, raising concern that insufficient staff and overall chaos from funding gaps could be contributing factors.

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4. Politics, Media, and Law Enforcement: The Boston Cop Case

Timestamps: 64:03 – 81:10

• Case Details: Boston Police Officer O’Malley is indicted for manslaughter after fatally shooting a carjacking suspect who tried to run over his partner.
• Political Context: Boston DA Kevin Hayden, described as a “Soros-backed” progressive, rushes charges without a full investigation. Panel highlights a trend: progressive DAs casting cops as the villains, criminals as “victims.” ("District attorneys—cops are criminals, criminals are victims, and victims are a nuisance. That’s their creed." — Nick [69:53])
• Union Response: Discussion on whether Boston’s police union is doing enough to publicly fight for O’Malley; call for more proactive advocacy.
• Wider Issue: Parallels drawn to similar cases and tactics nationwide, including DA Krasner in Philadelphia. The criminal justice system is seen as a battleground for American cultural decline.
• Quote:
  “Until we start holding these district attorneys accountable, this is gonna happen…”
  — Tyler [67:44]

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5. Political Polarization and the American Working Class

Timestamps: 81:10 – 84:09

• Rant: CC launches into a pointed monologue about voting patterns, black communities, and the narrative around illegal immigrants and public assistance. ("If you’re black and you are still voting blue, you are still on the plantation... It’s the truth." — CC [83:01])
• Education: Discussion on indoctrination in public schools, Trump’s promise to abolish the Department of Education.
• Demographic Analysis: Why hard, blue-collar cities (Boston, New York, Pittsburgh) have swung hard left—answer: permissive voting laws, influx of non-citizen voters, lack of voter ID.

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6. Ukraine Update: On-the-Ground Perspective from Wyatt

Timestamps: 87:43 – 115:51

• Frontline Situation: Ukrainian forces are making small advances due to expanded drone warfare and Starlink-powered tech. “It’s not like it used to be… but we’re taking noticeable grounds.” — Wyatt [89:19]
• War Duration Outlook: Wyatt now thinks the conflict will likely last through the coming presidential administration and possibly several more years at a lower intensity.
• Foreign Fighters & Grift: Wyatt spills on American and Western “war correspondents” and “volunteers” in Ukraine, calling out groups like Fog of War for embellishing their experience. (“They ran two mortar missions, then got scared… now they run around giving GoPros and claiming footage as their heroic deeds. Fuck them.” — Wyatt [94:41])
• Military Contracts: Foreigners can quit at will during their “probation,” with few repercussions. Most do stints of 6-12 months, then return when ready.
• Banter: The broader panel jokes about Ukrainian “challenge coins,” Rubik’s Cubes, and invites Lewis to join Wyatt’s drone team.
• Notable Quote:
  “Look at me, Lewis. Once you have that veteran of hostilities card, Tyler cannot be mean to you ever again.”
  — Wyatt [108:45]

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7. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On ICE replacing TSA:
  “ICE is in airports… The Democrats are not funding Homeland Security. It is that simple. There’s no conspiracy.”
  — Tyler [15:09]

• On security inefficiency:
  “TSA is the most important piece [of airport security]; now, lines are out past the parking lot.”
  — Tyler & CC [09:55-10:40]

• Nick’s ‘All-American Man Club’ Induction:
  “We’re giving Chuck Norris an honorary title to the new All-American Man Club, baby. First inductee. It’s for men who love America, who are true patriots… real men who stand up for their country.”
  — Nick [37:54]

• CC’s rant on “plantation politics”:
  “If you’re black and you are still voting blue, you are still on the plantation… The Democratic Party started a war to not abolish slavery. Get that through your head already.”
  — CC [83:01-84:09]

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8. Community & Podcast Notes

• The show functions as a social hub—viewers are thanked for supporting, contributing, and donating.
• Tyler personally calls for union spokespersons or BPD members to reach out to the show regarding Officer O’Malley’s case.
• The hosts plug their own merch (Counterculture, Conservative Chocolate) and various advertisers tailored to their blue-collar and veteran audience.
• Podcast is “news entertainment”—blends insider takes, humor, and blunt analysis.

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• TSA/ICE Fiasco: 04:39 – 22:42
• Airport Accidents (LaGuardia): 24:00 – 28:00
• Chuck Norris & All-American Man Club: 33:00 – 38:50
• Boston Cop Manslaughter Case: 64:03 – 81:10
• Rant on Political Demographics: 81:10 – 84:09
• Ukraine Update LIVE: 87:43 – 115:51

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Summary

This episode provides an unfiltered, veteran-lens view of chaos at American airports due to TSA workers going unpaid, ICE’s ad hoc security role, and broader DHS funding failures. Layered atop is an exploration of how political fights and “progressive” DAs are impacting law enforcement, community safety, and working-class Americans—especially police officers now facing charges for on-duty actions. A Ukraine war update reveals skepticism about Western involvement and ongoing battlefield grind. In between, the panel swaps banter, inducts Chuck Norris into a tongue-in-cheek “All-American Man Club,” and stirs up their audience to engage in issues affecting their communities. The show is unapologetically partisan, brashly patriotic, sometimes messy, but always direct.

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Transcript

[Tyler]

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[Wyatt]

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[Tyler]

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[Wyatt]

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[Tyler]

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[CC]

I probably put up like 30 hours driving last week.

[Tyler]

Yeah, no, I feel you. Yes. Today we gotta. We got a hell of a show today. Lots going on Obviously, every weekend that goes by, we don't cover stuff. A lot that happens. Got the. The Boston Cop. Also, we got JT, his D.O. iRS finally coming to light after he tried to suppress it for a long time. And I am having a lot of trouble logging into the anti hero Instagram. But they got you. Oh, because I'm in the night shift. That's why

[CC]

you don't keep all them on your phone.

[Tyler]

I have, like, I do trying to log into the way meta. It's so crazy, dude. If I would suggest this to anybody. Do not. If you create a new Instagram, don't just do the easy route and create one underneath the already existing stuff that they have for you. Because switching in and out of profiles is insanely hard. Just start a whole new Instagram with a new email. Obviously, meta's meta. They're gonna connect and they're gonna link them up, but it's still a lot easier. Okay, so I have. Yes, I have the videos here now I have everything. Lots of stuff. Everything from your. After your selfie with Mike and Gator, I'll play.

[CC]

But nice shift, baby, for the boys.

[Tyler]

So, yeah, let's get into it. First off, tsa. Now, I don't know how you expect people to show up for work if you don't pay them. They're not. As far as I know. TSA does not swear to an oath. They like law enforcement. Law enforcement. There's a lot of, you know, whether or not you can strike, not show up. The military is the same way. Like, even if they don't pay you, you have to show up.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Doesn't play that game.

[CC]

No, no. You're getting cooked. You try to play that and then

[Tyler]

I know local law enforcement, at least most states have statutes criminalizing strike. So that being said, what the is tsa, are they just reg. They're just regular government employees? Correct.

[CC]

Yeah, I mean, that's. That's exactly why. And I think we covered this not too long ago, too. We're talking about it. TSA doesn't even have, like, guns.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[CC]

Don't even have sidearms. And I've never seen a TSA employee arrest anybody.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's what I was kind of getting at. Like, they. They can't fall under law enforcement. So they're not. Obviously they're not military. So, you know the news clip I was watching this morning, I was just trying to keep up to date on it because it is very fresh. These ICE agents are walking into airports as we speak right now. They're Sorry, guys. I'm still. I've been sick for like nine days straight now. Mike's got it too, and we weren't even near each other. But you got.

[CC]

You got Covet in Cali, dude, I'm

[Tyler]

telling you, man, I have, like, this got to be something like Covet or a strand of COVID But, yeah, so, yeah, no, no shots for me, dude. You ever been vaccinated?

[CC]

I'm just a regular guy. Allegedly. I have, though.

[Tyler]

What? I don't. What? I don't. First off, I left my. I'm pretty sure I left my. My other flat bill in the Uber on the way back from the airport. It was like 4 in the morning. I was so tired. But this one's making my. My head fat show. I have a head fat roll. Do something about that. But, yeah. So ICE agents obviously are coming into the airports to assist because. Can you walk us through? I know you've. You've reached on it, you've touched upon it briefly on your platforms, but give us a rundown of why the government isn't paying TSA and why TSA isn't showing up and all that.

[CC]

Yeah. So right now, as far as DHS, DHS is still not funded. They're going on one point, 1.5 months now, roughly, that they haven't been paid. So that's. Everybody in dhs, that's including the. The Coast Guard is under dhs. ICE is under dhs. Tsa. I think the Marshalls are under DHS too, if I'm not mistaken. So DHS is a bunch of eight. They're an umbrella. So it's the same thing as saying, you know, anti hero and then saying counterculture and then saying all this other stuff, the night shift, 99% Etc. So that's. That's all they are. They're just an umbrella at this point. And all these plethora of people are just not getting paid right now. And TSA really did get the smoke because of ice because the Democrats refused to fund ICE right now.

[Tyler]

So, wait, so is. Is. Are there parts of department or Homeland Security, are there parts of dhs, though, that are being funded over other parts?

[CC]

As far as I'm tracking, no. So as of right now, no, nobody's being tracked. I mean, nobody's getting paid. That's. That's as far as I've seen it. And that's why Donnie said, okay, well, since TSA agents aren't getting paid, then I'm just gonna send ICE in there and they can plus up TSA because there's been, as of now, 300 people who quit. And there's a plethora of people who are just calling out at this point because I'm assuming they already have a second job and they're waiting until they get paid to come back. Because tsa. TSA is really a ladder. The people who go to TSA is because they're trying to get their fed time in, in a pay grade, in a law enforcement capacity while they wait for something else. Whether that be postal inspectors, whether that be Marshals, DA, FBI, whatever, Secret Service. Yeah, nobody wants to be TSA.

[Tyler]

No, no, no.

[CC]

Nobody wants to do a 20 year career in TSA. Nobody.

[Tyler]

So TSA is not showing up rightfully. So that's, that's my opinion. They don't have an oath to protect the airports. They don't. You know, they're not. You know, some could argue if they stop paying cops, military, that they shouldn't go on strike or not show up, but there's nothing. I mean, that's like saying the airport workers not paying them. The airport workers are gonna come. Pilots, you don't pay them. Pilots aren't gonna come. So, yeah, they're part of a, they're one piece in the arrow aeronautic industry that I should say that needs to be, that needs to be there for it to be sustained and running efficiently. And they're not showing up, which is crazy.

[CC]

The most important piece.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, and they're, they're creating lines that are over two hours long now.

[CC]

Insane, insane lines. And it's across multiple different places. Like some airports aren't feeling it. And then you. Like I'm seeing a lot of mixed reaction. And it also heavily depends on too, like, do you have pre check? Do you not have pre check? Do you have this? Do you have that? But I mean, it's spread across multiple of the, you know, huge airport hubs, like Texas, like, what's the other one? Atlanta, Etc. So right now people are getting some crazy wait times. And you said two hours. I've seen airports that have the, the line that's coming out of the airport and it's passing the parking lot at this point.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I saw that too. People in the parking lot. I flew out of la, but I didn't fly out of LAX the other day. I flew, I flew out of Orange county at John Wayne Airport. It's a smaller, it's an international airport, but it's way smaller than lax. And I saw nothing. I was in, and I was in TSA within five minutes. But they're a smaller airport, so they're notorious for not having insane TSA weight lines. They're, you know, the benefit smaller airports usually are? Higher ticket prices, less availability to fly, but you don't deal with.

[CC]

Not too many options.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but you don't have to deal with the insanity of huge, huge international airport. So I. Fool. I didn't see. It was Friday night. It was pretty normal. But I'm sure LAX was already starting to pile up. If so.

[CC]

Well, do you. Do you use pre check when you go, like, on planes, like, to the airport?

[Tyler]

I'm. I've used it before, but it. I don't. I get it confused with clear.

[CC]

The clear thing.

[Tyler]

Yeah. One of them makes absolutely no sense. You just realize background check once, and then you never get checked again in your life.

[CC]

Don't go ahead.

[Tyler]

I walked through last time I used it. My wife signed up for it for, like, the family once, and it was like 200 bucks, and we decided we don't fly enough to. To pay for it. But I did use it once, and I. Dude, I just walked in and, like, I didn't get checked at all. I was like, holy, man. That's crazy.

[CC]

It's just like, oh, I have.

[Tyler]

You used it. What's the difference between clear and pre check?

[CC]

So I know. I know clear I think is.

[Nick]

Is.

[CC]

Is like a tier lower than pre check, because I don't think clear is. I don't know if that's like, through the actual airport, if it's like an airline type thing. It's something else, though. Like, I've never used clear, so I'm not exactly sure what it is. But pre check for me has always worked. But then again, I had that really cool little ID that I just go into places. I don't pay my bags either, so there's that. But I know pre check when you actually pay for it.

[Tyler]

Is that your. Is that your CAC or your white privilege card?

[CC]

A little bit of both, actually.

[Tyler]

You take off your hat with your little. Your little hat over there, and then

[CC]

I have the little hat, and they're like, oh, holy.

[Tyler]

He's everything.

[CC]

He has all the. He has all the boxes marked.

[Tyler]

And it's crazy, too. I will say this. Going into John Wayne Airport in Orange county the other day, I was, like, packing my bags because my wife stayed back in California for a couple more days because she's just seeing family.

[CC]

Oh, okay.

[Tyler]

And I had to get back because Mike was going on a cruise and somebody has to steer their ship in the Right direction.

[CC]

So Mike, you over?

[Tyler]

Roger, yeah, Mike's out there enjoying his cruise for the next week. But. But, yeah, I went in, and I remember I was telling my wife, like, I. I have cough syrup. Like, I need this Nyquil, dude. Like, I have to take. I was taking DayQuil and NyQuil, like, every four hours, and it was open, and I had no check bags. I'm one of those guys. I do a carry on and a personal bag, and I could live off that for, like, three weeks. So really. So I go in and I have my assault bag. It's black with the American flag on it. And the tsa.

[CC]

How'd you know it was a veteran

[Tyler]

DSA guy goes, do you have liquids in here? I'm like, yeah, there might be, like, Nyquil. I. I don't know. I sounded shady. I was like, there might be Nyquil.

[CC]

There might be Nyquil.

[Tyler]

Can you show me?

[CC]

Button under the desk, you know, Got him.

[Tyler]

He goes, can you show me? I was like. I felt like. I was like, am I being detained? So I was like, okay. So I go. And I go in his area, like, his area. I'm, like, going behind the conveyor belts, and I'm, like, opening it up, and there's two bottles of Nyquil. So I already went. I went from there might be Nyquil to now I have, like, a lot more Nyquil than one would actually travel with. So he puts it in, like, this weird box thing, closes it up, and, like, scanned it. I don't know what the hell he's looking for. And he goes, okay. And he just walked away. I was like, okay. And I put the NyQuil back. And, like, I was like, man, TSA is like, they ain't trying to do more than they have to.

[CC]

Which privilege is what it sounds like.

[Tyler]

Yeah. They're like, you don't look like a terrorist. So, I mean. And it's like one of those things. There's. It's so plain and obvious what's going on. There's not much. There's really not much to report on. It's h. This ice is in airports, going ap. You replace tsa because the Democrats are not funding Homeland Security. It is that simple. There's no conspiracy. There's no evil Orange man. I like. Like I said, I'm. I'm. I'm naturally pulling more away from Trump, just like everybody else does. You know, it's not. It's not. But at the end of the day, when the Democrats won't fund Homeland Security, are we just supposed to just Be like, it. Take over the planes and blow them up, you know? Yeah, Trump's sending. He's done this with all of agents. Yeah. I mean, dude, he's been doing this since the riots four years ago, you know, when he was sending people into these cities because the police, I. I want to say maybe it was his first term, but remember when, you know, they were going in and they were masked up and that, you know, I think it was George Floyd stuff or, you know, something.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[CC]

When they started burning down their own city. Yeah, that's my favorite part. It's their own city and they just torch it like. Yes, yes, keep doing it.

[Tyler]

So burn the CVS with all of your essential needs for your. Yeah, burn it down.

[CC]

Burn the wall right next to you.

[Tyler]

But, but. So. Yeah, so it's. It's. It's clear as day why this is happening. It's happening in real time, and it's. There's nothing really crazy to report on it other than the fact that you said this. I didn't verify it, and I don't know if you've got any more information on it, but ICE will be doing ICE things.

[CC]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Wow. Doing TSA things.

[CC]

Yes. Yes. They already bagged some chick today. They said, oh, you don't speak English. And you already know how that went in the airport. People were going crazy. I sent you the video. You got. You gotta play.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[CC]

This is a great segue. This is a great segue into this.

[Tyler]

Is this the Last1? Gate E2.

[CC]

I think there should be a girl, like, screaming in it. If that's the thumbnail.

[Tyler]

Yeah, some chick just getting her head wrapped up. All right, hold on, hold on. Let me play it. All right, let's see here. Share screen.

[CC]

Good angles, too.

[Tyler]

For you guys listening on the audio platforms, this is a woman being wrangled by.

[CC]

She is not complying by ice.

[Tyler]

All right, There we go.

[Nick]

Oh, the badge.

[Tyler]

Where's the badge?

[CC]

Where's the badge?

[Wyatt]

Where's your badge?

[Nick]

Here.

[Tyler]

Can I see. Let me see your badge. Okay, Can I see your badge? I don't know if that's legitimate. Can I see your badge number, sir, what is your name? What is her name? Where's your badge number?

[Nick]

I'm asking for your badge number, sir. What is your badge,

[Tyler]

first off? What the kind of fake ass crying is that? But, dude, that she looks like a toddler that is crying. But they know. They don't really care to cry, but they think they're supposed to cry, so they just go, You need to see your Badge number. Show your badge number.

[Nick]

Show the badge number.

[Tyler]

Okay, I will say these guys wearing North Face Jack or Carhartts and book bags. They do not look like ice.

[CC]

They blend in very well.

[Tyler]

Dude, there's nothing on them that identifies them as any type of law enforcement that I see.

[CC]

No, no, you just assume that they're ICE because the person that they're trying to lock up, that's flipping out, speaks Spanish. So you just kind of draw those conclusions.

[Tyler]

See her.

[Nick]

I don't know who you are.

[Tyler]

You could be someone kidnapping. That is true. That is very true. You could just be entering her into human trafficking brawl.

[CC]

Could be. Could be.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. Do nothing.

[CC]

Pause it. Pause it. The random guy in the background. She didn't do anything. According to who? According to who?

[Tyler]

Wow, look at Ben. Just local law enforcement. Like, God damn it. What grounds do y' all have? And what grounds do y' all have? Have. What rounds do y' all have? For those of you listening, there's about 15 to 20 cops creating a barrier. Looks like local PD or maybe like an airport police department.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm assuming this might be New York. I saw that you had said sfo, so I'm assuming. Oh, San Francisco.

[CC]

I. I think. I mean, sfo. I would assume San Francisco. Yeah, Sounds right.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So. Wow.

[CC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

How does it work? When do they. Do they already have these people in databases that when they scan them, they, like, pop up like a flag, like, oh, this might be Juanita, who is wanted on ice. Immigration charges.

[CC]

Yeah. So ice. You know how when ICE takes pictures of people and they, like, go like this with their little phones and whatnot? So that's. That's not their personal. Obviously, they have a. They have a biometric database with everybody's information where they can pop, like, all your information immediately. And their data is coming straight from Palantir.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[CC]

Oh, yeah. So they. So they know pretty much everything about you. They just put it on your face like, oh, yeah, it's Tyler Hoover. Huh. Interesting.

[Tyler]

Okay, so there's gonna be a lot of this going on, and it's just one of those things, dude. Like, yo, if you don't want this happening, you got a fun tsa. Like, I like, man, you kind of realize. You talk about TSA a lot until you kind of realize, like, man, they are a little bit instrumental in this process.

[CC]

Watch, the next time you fly, TSA agent's gonna be like, I remember you was popping. Take off your shoes.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they don't. Dude, they don't even make you Take off your shoes anymore.

[CC]

No, that is true. But I will say this. I. I did recently because my ID was expired, so I had to go through regular. Regular airport stuff. Holy, that is miserable. Going through the regular airport is atrocious.

[Tyler]

Do you fly first class, too?

[CC]

Depends on the airline, usually.

[Tyler]

Class guy.

[CC]

I have been on flights where I have gotten bumped up, but I also am very nice to the people at the gate. I'm like, hey, military here. Just checking in.

[Tyler]

All active duty serving military.

[CC]

Like, oh, they called.

[Tyler]

Oh, man.

[CC]

Dude, that's the best part of the airport right there.

[Tyler]

And that. That's pretty much it on this. Obviously, this will be something that we pretty much update every single day, but I've got a lot of. I got a lot of stuff from you. They look like ones I ran. What's this flight pattern one tower requesting to crawl. Is that a crash?

[CC]

Yeah. So last night, a plane from Air Canada crashed into. Into a fire truck. LaGuardia Airport.

[Tyler]

Okay, pull it up.

[CC]

Who missed this? Did the fire truck miss the plane? Did the plane miss the fire truck?

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's kind of. I wonder if the fire truck had its lights on.

[CC]

It's a big red. Truck one accompanying LaGuardia Tower requesting to cross four at Delta One Company.

[Tyler]

Cross four at Delta.

[CC]

Truck One and Company crossing for.

[Tyler]

At Delta Frontier 4195. Just stop there, please. Stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop.

[Wyatt]

Stop.

[Tyler]

Truck one. Stop. Truck one, stop. Dell 2603, go around Runway heading 2,646. Jet 646, I see you collide with vehicle there. Just hold position. I know you can't move. The vehicle's in. Responding to you now.

[CC]

Is the Runway closed?

[Tyler]

Dell 2603, go around Runway heading 2000. Heading 2000.

[CC]

Go around. Delta 2603,

[Tyler]

truck number two. Runway four is closed, correct? Yes. Go on to Runway four. Now proceed on Runway four. You have access

[CC]

tower car nine zero, Runway four hundred and twenty two is

[Tyler]

closed at this time. Nine zero, roger. Vehicle nine eight nine eight.

[Nick]

Broken arrow

[Tyler]

ninety eight. Vehicle nine eight, vehicle nine eight, please show at this time Runway 422 is closed. I repeat, Runway 422 is closed at this time.

[Wyatt]

Tower, LaGuardia Airport is closed at this time.

[CC]

Truck one and company. LaGuardia.

[Tyler]

All right, so where's LaGuardia at?

[CC]

That's a. That's the airport that you fly out for. New York. Like LaGuardia. JFK. If you look to. There's also a picture of the crash. You got to put that up. I think I sent it to you right after.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah, let me look.

[CC]

I think it's in your DMS. Hold on, I'll double check. I'm like 99% tricency.

[Tyler]

Oh, I don't think that's it. No, that's a terrorist group. We'll go back to that.

[CC]

That's a normal terrorist activity. I'm sending it right now. Again.

[Tyler]

Hold on.

[CC]

Maybe I just. Maybe it didn't go through. Oh, right there. There you go,

[Tyler]

bro.

[CC]

That's the picture. What the.

[Tyler]

What is my. What am I. Oh, man, that's it. I thought this was a shitty collage,

[CC]

bro. According to Good Cop, bad cop podcast, two people died apparently. And I know there was like 70. And I know there was like seventy people injured or whatever. I mean, I'll tell you what, I'd be injured. I, I'd be the first one on the floor. I need. I'm suing everybody.

[Tyler]

Do they know who died?

[CC]

No, not that I'm tracking because I didn't even know. So apparently he probably just got released. I was both pilot. Jesus Christ. Huh?

[Tyler]

I was gonna say, I would imagine both pilots, man. Kia.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Wow.

[CC]

Yeah,

[Tyler]

really hopping right now. Usually pilots has got to wake up and go to work now they gotta wake up and worry about crashing into fireworks, terrorists coming on board because there's no tsa.

[CC]

Yeah, Yeah, it's just. That's just a picture with sound, but that's nuts. So 41 injured, plane had just landed going 30 miles an hour, Justin said, and then slammed into a fire truck. And Aquaponk said that LaGuardia has had several near misses in the past few months. So New York. More and more of the New York going on.

[Tyler]

What is it? What does Mrs. Mean?

[CC]

So near misses. So like something that could have been very similar but slightly just got avoided

[Tyler]

really.

[CC]

Apparently, according to Aquapon. I'll take his word for it because he's in the chat and he's a member. And if you're not a member, go ahead and consider joining us now in the anti hero broadcast. Be a member today, huh?

[Tyler]

Yeah, somebody was like, that was pretty good, dude. Somebody was asking like, what's the benefits of membership? And I was like, well, I, I, A lot of the videos are locked up. If you want to see all the old school ones of me, a lot of the ones the way I did it was if it was a video that helped somebody out, like a, like a, like a small business or a page or something, I left it up. If it could benefit any. The guest that was On I left it up. If it was just drama infested or, you know, just more Delta Force dudes or something, I locked it up. You know, Want to hate, they can pay to hate, you know.

[CC]

Well, it also does. I saw when Ja commented the other day, it said like, member, goon member or whatever it was since X day. And then his comment, I was like, God, and that looks cool as hell.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Like, yeah, because they're all green with the little like circle green thing. Except for Copville. He hasn't subscribed. Wow, Mike.

[CC]

Wow.

[Tyler]

Wow, Mike, Mike. They haven't even subscribed. I want everybody. Look, Nick hasn't subscribed either. Oh man, look at all these guys.

[CC]

Even Justin subscribed.

[Tyler]

Justin's a real ride or die. I got Nick and Mike over here. Cheap.

[CC]

Yo, Donut said M track is safe.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Mike said the train didn't hit the fire truck.

[CC]

It wasn't a train, baby.

[Tyler]

It wasn't a cruise ship is gonna crash.

[CC]

You know what? I wonder too. I wonder if that is true, Brady, because Tyler doesn't follow me on Instagram, which is crazy.

[Tyler]

I don't.

[CC]

Apparently not. We. We all found out about this live on Thursday. That.

[Tyler]

Hold on.

[CC]

I think it's counterculture. Doesn't. Doesn't fall.

[Tyler]

I'm just saying.

[CC]

Listen, we all filed out live.

[Tyler]

Counterculture. Let's see. Conserve. I have to spell it out because you're shadow banned like crazy.

[Nick]

Very.

[Tyler]

Shadow Band Follow Conservative Chocolate podcast. And then there's the. Then there's your other one.

[CC]

Yeah, the pod.

[Tyler]

No, the podcast I just followed.

[CC]

Okay. Because her chocolate vet. He's following me, boys. Let's go. Mike said bring him in Vet.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you. That one. I'm sorry. That's the one. That's hella shadow.

[Nick]

Shadow band.

[Tyler]

Hella shadow band. You gotta type the whole thing out. You come down, up. You come up at the bottom,

[CC]

bro. When I. When people search me up or like when they think they can't find it, I'll go to the POD page because it pops up and I'll like find myself through one of the collabs on the videos and I'm like, gotcha.

[Tyler]

Hey, Lewis, can you send the link to Mike? Sure thing. Thanks, bud. Lewis is having an easy day today because there's a lot of. Well, in an in house producer. One of his main roles, as Lewis knows, is in house camera. He operates the cameras in house. But when there's only one person. Lewis's job. And you know what? I. I give Lewis props because he Came in today. I was like, hey, man, I'm not one of those guys that I. I learned. We all learned this from the military. I don't hold people that I don't need. Right? You make the same amount of money whether I need you to work a little bit more or I don't need you. And I was like, yo, Lewis, to be honest with you, bro, I really probably don't need you today as much as I would any other day. And he goes, it's okay. I'll stay. He's like, just in case. I was like, man. Lewis, is it?

[CC]

Did you get him a water bottle?

[Tyler]

No, he got a. He got a lot of. I had to go check the mail, but he got a water bottle first.

[CC]

You check that mailboy. You never know. Might be having another lawsuit.

[Tyler]

All right, he sent it. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna bring Nick on, and then if Mike comes in, we'll bring Mike on. I don't know what kind of service he's gonna have.

[CC]

He's in the middle of the ocean right now. He's about to land on Epstein Island. Nick, what's up?

[Nick]

Good morning, America.

[Tyler]

Where. Why is your name G Money Best?

[Nick]

I don't know why it's not named G Money. Let me fix that.

[CC]

Can you fix it on the left?

[Nick]

Let me see.

[Tyler]

I don't think you can.

[Nick]

Don't tell me.

[Tyler]

What if we cut. What if we cut another reel?

[Nick]

Don't tell me what I can or I can't do.

[Tyler]

Half a million views, and you got Nick G there.

[Nick]

Nick G. In the greatest country in the world, I can do whatever the I want when I want. See that? What's it say now? Freedom, baby. I can do whatever the I want because that's the world we live in. The greatest country ever.

[CC]

Ever, America.

[Nick]

Right

[Tyler]

near choking Nick.

[Nick]

It's a choker, dude. I'm going back to the early 2000s. I can't let it show that off, man.

[Tyler]

I like it.

[Nick]

Tommy said it's all, get me a diamond tester. Check it the out. You guys heard the sad news, right? Right? The American man passed away.

[CC]

Oh, yeah, man. He beat that.

[Nick]

And now the legend. So let's talk about him, right? Let's talk about Chuck Norris. And from what I understand, he just got done giving his eulogy at his own funeral service, right? Now, that's the rumors, man. You know? He served in the US Air Force. He enlisted at the age of 18. American freedoms overseas, including in South Korea, where he got his first taste of martial arts. And he earned a shitload of black belts across multiple styles of fighting. Got a ninth degree in Tang Su Do. Now. Excuse me, I have to read these off. I can't remember. An eighth degree in taekwondo, fifth degree in bjj. And that's not blow jobs, people. Black belt in Judo, 8th degree in KU Ku Shin Bo do, whatever the hell that is. But I'm pretty sure it's badass. If Chuck Norris is doing it. He founded his own system, Chung Kuck do, which I don't know why he didn't just call it Chuck Can Do. And he. That's he. He holds a 10th degree black belt in his own fighting system, which I hope he would. He's an undefeated six time world professional karate champion. He could kick Bruce Lee's ass. Right? And through his martial arts, Chuck Norris passed on the values of discipline, self reliance to Americans everywhere. We known and come to love Chuck. Everybody has liberals too. The Chuck Norris jokes captured the legend that he is. Right? He doesn't do push ups. He pushes the earth down the boogeyman closet. For Chuck Norris. When he wants information from books, he just looks at him and they surrender all the information they have. Right? We loved him as Walker, Texas Ranger. And I know Tyler's gonna like this. He did his Delta Force movie.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Nick]

Right.

[Tyler]

Speaking of that, speaking of that. Speaking of this.

[Nick]

I'm not done. Missing in action.

[Tyler]

Okay?

[Nick]

Right. He always portrayed the man who protected American lives. He confronted threats that faced our great nation. And this is during the Cold War, man. Chuck stood up. He did it his way. He stands for his strength and courage and the resolve that built this amazing country we're in. Say it, man. Say America, baby. Because this is the greatest country in the world. God bless Chuck Norris. God bless United States of America. Greatest fucking country the world's ever seen. I will never ever stop saying it. Right? And we're gonna have a fucking beautiful morning of freedom. Thank Trump for that too. God bless America, baby. Now what do you got for me, Tyler?

[Tyler]

I got something for. I don't know if you'll get a kick out of it as much as Mike does, but there was one page and I think everybody's gonna know the page because of the movie that you just referenced where the only person on earth with the audacity to compare themselves to Chuck Norris.

[CC]

There's no way.

[Nick]

No, bro.

[Tyler]

Bro. And I'm not. I'm gonna leave it at that. And you guys can go and look and see for yourself that there was a man out there. So full of himself that he compared himself to Chuck Norris in an Instagram reel.

[CC]

Wow.

[Tyler]

Can't make it up, baby. I wanted. I forgot to tell Mike about that. My wife sent it to me and she was like, are you crazy?

[Wyatt]

All right.

[Tyler]

She's like, these people are lunatics, dude.

[Nick]

Was it a former co host?

[Tyler]

I can't say.

[CC]

We can't say. Allegedly, it was Lewis.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Lewis is Chuck Norris, if you didn't know.

[CC]

It's a admin reveal.

[Nick]

We're giving Chuck Norris an honorary title to the new American All American Man Club, baby. The first inductee. It's my club. It's for men who love America, who are true patriots. I'm not saying alpha males, like the alpha male universe. If you guys don't know what that is, Google that because it's hilarious. Not talking about those douchebag. Talk about real men who stand up for their country, stand up for their families, love the nuclear family, and just bring it every day. First inductee, baby. I got a second one, too. What you say?

[Tyler]

I said it sounds like the Third Reich. No, this is what we need. This is G money. Is there gonna be at least a Facebook page, an Instagram page? Or is this just gonna be. Is there gonna be a way for men to actually physically, you know, be part of this? Or is it just more of an idea?

[Nick]

No, absolutely. I want to do a three day camp. It costs $10,000. It'll be like a boot style, like Delta Force. You guys are gonna come. We're gonna put you through camp. Tyler's gonna lead.

[CC]

It's all muddy.

[Nick]

He's gonna be there. TC's gonna.

[Tyler]

That's the first video we need to ever invest money in. Is. Is. Is Nick running a male boot camp? We'll put Lewis in it. I'll do it. CC can come do it. And just Nick, no shirt, Dollar sign chain and glasses. And a whistle. Yep.

[CC]

And we'll burn lowercase teas for tolerance.

[Nick]

Women love the hairy chest. Every woman that's ever said, oh, I don't like hair on the chest, ends up rubbing her fingers through it.

[CC]

That's like the Zohan. Remember when he's like, there's more cushion for the pushing.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Heather doesn't want me to shave my chest. I don't know why. I. It's. It's weird. I don't like having a hairy chest, dude, but chicks do love it. Damn.

[CC]

You just walk around.

[Nick]

They're all front. In front of their friends. Oh, the. As soon as you're Laying in bed with them. They can't keep their hands off it. Yo, play that video. We got queued up, all right? We need the Internet to do their thing here. What, this guy? That's America right there. Fireworks. Goat flaming for beer. American flag swimwear. American Miler. Sign up a contract, send it to this guy. He's. He's a new member of the All American man club. Let's find out who he is and get him an invoice. I don't know, man. We gotta find out because he's getting an invite.

[Tyler]

Do people have to accept this, or do. Do you just say you're in and they're in no matter what?

[Nick]

You're in, dude. Don't matter what you're in. But I'm sure they're gonna find that contract for all that money.

[Tyler]

Chuck Norris is an honorary. Would you say a hall of famer inductee. So he obviously can't be a member because he's no longer with us. But you want to actually.

[Nick]

Chuck Norris can do whatever the he wants. He doesn't want to be a member.

[CC]

Chuck Norris might just come back and be like, all right, I'm bored.

[Nick]

Whatever your opinion of. Of him. He tells you what the opinion is.

[Tyler]

Look, look, look. Nick the Gun Guy, Tyler. That's Huck Finn, Barbell. We are buddies. If you guys want to get him on the show, I'll make it happen, baby.

[CC]

Right?

[Nick]

Yes. That's what I'm talking about. Nick the Gun Guy. There you go, Nick. You're getting an invite too. Don't worry, fellas. I got a whole list.

[Tyler]

This is gonna be the best damn

[Nick]

club in this country.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Nick the Gun Guy, man. Send us a dm. Obviously, Patreon's easiest, but if you don't have. If you're not on our Patreon, send it on, like, Instagram or email, the antihero podcast, gmail.com. and. Yeah, that would be cool, man. He'll be. We'll have Nick induct him in the middle of the dick. He. He did call me this morning. He's like, we'll see if somebody can reach out. Someone's got to know him. I was like, all right. That didn't take long.

[CC]

There you go, right there in the comments.

[Nick]

20 seconds. You gotta love it,

[Tyler]

man.

[Nick]

What's a Yellow Wizard?

[Tyler]

I don't know. What is the Yellow Wizard?

[Nick]

Does CC do you know? Because he's cracking the up.

[Tyler]

It doesn't take much to derail Nick. What's a Yellow Wizard?

[CC]

It's Because I put in the chat. I put in the chat that I'll that I was gonna be the wizard of our new group, the grand wizard. And somebody put the Yellow Wizard.

[Nick]

That's not. Ladies and gentlemen.

[CC]

Yes, sir.

[Nick]

That's American piss and free.

[Tyler]

That's a little. That's a tiny little piss bottle, dude. That's a little, little piss bottle I'm not keeping.

[CC]

There's no way that's the whole morning piss. It's not possible.

[Nick]

Yeah, that was the morning piss. When I woke up, dude, I pissed. Oh, Snapple bottle out.

[Tyler]

So what you're doing right now, do you. Do you just wing it? If there's a two hour window where you're podcasting and something happens, it's like, hey, whatever.

[Nick]

Me?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Aren't you supposed to.

[Nick]

Yeah, dude, you got to be able to go with the flow. I can sit here for two hours and talk and drum it up.

[Tyler]

Well, I know that, but are you supposed to be watching something or anything like that?

[Nick]

Dude, I can do two things at one time. That's why this country's great. I'm watching this guy's house and driveway right now. No one's on the street. We're good. It's a very affluent area, so I'll know someone sticks out.

[CC]

There you go.

[Nick]

Somebody like CC Walks, walking around. I know they're up to no good.

[CC]

Oh, 100 walking around. Yeah, boy.

[Nick]

I'm talking about men in rompers, not yellow people.

[CC]

Not yellow people. Yellow people is crazy. Oh my God.

[Nick]

I gotta say one thing though. This is so disgusting. Everyone loved Chuck Norris, right? This is what I'm talking about. People from the right can go into a bar, can go into a store that's left owned, right? That you could obviously know. You walk in, they got the Blue Hair Club, the cattle nose ring going on. And we can act like normal people and shop and be friendly and say hello and all that and move on with our life. We can sit at the bar and have a nice conversation with a looney tune leftist. We have no problem. We know they're liberals and there's always outliers, right? But for the most part, the right can get along, right? Get along, get along, whatever. If the left finds out that you're even right leaning, you can be center right a tad bit, they lose their minds, got your business. They'll end up getting themselves arrested. They'll spit on you. They're unhinged lunatics. So of course, some had to write a disparaging article about Chuck Norris. You know, moments after his death, I believe it was in variety. And he got his ass handed to him. A lot of people, you know, said, you know, you're a for waiting for him to die. And again, it's just because he liked Trump. He was a Republican, you speed Democrat. He saw the party going far left. I mean, radical, and. And he left the Democrat plantation, you

[CC]

know, and he's right crazy.

[Nick]

And you got to give them. You got to give the left a. A huge Uber credit because what we are now just being considered right 30 years ago would have been a Democrat. They moved that far to the left that just being a center and a 30, a Clinton Democrat makes you Republican now. It's insane. But these people are so unhinged. They're going after Chuck Norris, who's beloved by everyone in this country because he has a different political opinion.

[CC]

He's not even.

[Nick]

He believed in God, you know, he's not even. These people are.

[CC]

It's crazy.

[Nick]

Sick.

[CC]

They have, like, no line, bro. Like, bro is not even with us. And you're gonna talk about him like,

[Nick]

yeah, no, you waited for him to die like a. You know what I mean? He's been around. He's been in the news. Speak the up.

[CC]

The glue.

[Nick]

There he is.

[CC]

No signal coming in.

[Tyler]

He's got no service.

[Nick]

Dude, shocker. He's on a boat with no service.

[CC]

He should have got T mobile. T mobile has Starlink.

[Tyler]

All right, let us know if you get your back together, Mike. Oh, what I see. I see stuff moving.

[CC]

He kicked him off. He kicked him off like he's nobody. You gotta put Brady's comment up. Tyler's cop at him. He said, yeah, it's. It's the latest one he put up, I think. There you go.

[Tyler]

All right. We had movement and we got nothing.

[CC]

Mike is on that island.

[Tyler]

So. Have you noticed Bill Murr? Bill. Is that his name? Bill.

[Nick]

Bill.

[Tyler]

Bill Maher has been. He's been deflecting so much from the Israel issue that he's actually going pro Trump publicly.

[Nick]

Yes.

[Tyler]

He's like, if you made me pick one, I'd pick Trump. And it's like he sat there and, well, here's the thing, Nick. I know you don't dive too much into the conspiracies or not even conspiracies. The more surgical looks into politics. But, you know, us being involved in the. In the war in the Middle East, a lot of people are not happy with that. And Bill Maher was the own, first off, is the only public figure I've seen then. I don't watch a lot of. But he is, we are over there he goes not because of, not because of any type of conspiracy, but because we are Israel's greatest ally. Whoa.

[Nick]

All right.

[CC]

I mean I was getting that 7k baby.

[Nick]

Yeah. Listen dude, it's, it's a very. I don't like our politicians not only taking their money, which is, which is completely wrong. And if they're taking money and using it on their, you know, political campaigns, they should be removed and impeached. And I don't like people making vows and decrees towards Israel. They are an ally, you know, they're closest thing in the Middle east to, to what our country and our principles are, you know, which we need. We don't have to be the same person. But I don't like the way they meddle in our affairs and I don't like politicians, you know, vowing and pledging their support in lives to Israel. Shouldn't happen. I have no problem with being allies with them. That being said, Iran for 47 years has been killing Americans across the globe. They've been paying in sponsor terrorist actions everywhere. Everywhere. I mean they've killed tens and thousands of people. And obviously Trump was right again. Their, their long range ballistic missile capability is twice as far as originally thought. And one of the things I believe Joe Kent 4000 naysayers were saying is they couldn't even reach Europe or London and lo and behold, they can. So another thing, Trump kilometers.

[CC]

Yep.

[Nick]

Now if Israel. What?

[Tyler]

What is this? Cc, Is this yours? Is this your notes from when you were co host last week?

[CC]

I have no. Oh, I don't read on paper.

[Tyler]

I don't write on paper. Sorry dude. Sorry. Go.

[Nick]

That's very anti American of you. It's very liberalish.

[Tyler]

It's actually. You know what's funny is that's very amateur of me. I'm surprised you didn't say that

[Nick]

in

[Tyler]

the middle of a. Of promo like that. That was pretty amateur of me. I'm sorry.

[Nick]

And A, and dude, I'm not wrong. So if Israel would have struck Iran without us being involved, we are Iran's number one threat. Get that right, Period. It's America, not Israel. Israel is second. We're 1A, they're 1B. Regardless, they don't have the capabilities that we have. They strike Iran. Iran, they're immediately going to counter and strike us without us being prepared or, or taking out munitions and, and other missile sites and whatnot. They would have killed a lot of Americans if we would have sat back and did what everyone else wanted to do let Israel attack. They would attacked our bases throughout the Middle East. We would have lost a lot of Americans, a lot more than we lost now. This had to be done. It's. It's been being a, a mess. Cleanup from Obama who was giving them crates of money, unfreezing their assets. And Biden continued the same thing.

[CC]

They, they $6 billion.

[Nick]

Yeah. They funded the terrorism and even the October 7th attack was funded by us and Obama. It's disgusting. Regardless of what your politics are on Israel and what you think about them. They slaughtered babies, they raped women. It was a very disgusting act. And you know, we're partly to blame for it through the failed errors of the Obama administration. So Iran needs to be taken and, and eliminated. And finally someone had the balls to do it. You know, Trump's not a puppet. I know. People like to say it fucks me up either. Trump is a wild man, does whatever he wants. But he's a puppet over here. Which one is it? I don't think he's a puppet. He does what needs to get done and he's the only one that has the balls to fucking do it. Am I wrong?

[Tyler]

No.

[CC]

We all agree with this and the third temple being built.

[Tyler]

What about the images of Trump wearing a yarmulke and kissing the wall in Israel?

[CC]

Well, you can't be president. We don't co sign you. Wait,

[Nick]

I gotta bounce. See you guys.

[Tyler]

All right.

[CC]

Did you watch him or no, Jim.

[Nick]

All right, thanks, Jim.

[Tyler]

Could you imagine being gym right now? Walking in and your. Your co workers dress like that?

[Nick]

John ain't gonna be here.

[Tyler]

He's like, ah, you're good, Nick. Just do whatever you're doing.

[Nick]

All right, I got a bath. See you guys.

[Tyler]

All right, later.

[CC]

Well, at least Nick supports Israel. That's good.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean, I don't know, it's you. Like you said, you can't. I shared something to my story the other day that was like.

[CC]

You're like, plane didn't go down.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, it said JFK was the, the last, the last president to question Israel.

[CC]

Well, he wanted to register APAC as a, as a foreign organization which would force them to disclose finances. And yeah, he wound up being hamburger helper on the side of a, of a street somewhere during the parade.

[Tyler]

Oh man, I don't have it anymore. I'll have to see if I can

[CC]

find a video of him getting whacked.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, the video I saw.

[CC]

Oh my God.

[Tyler]

I mean, it's true, dude, like every. We have all of our Leaders, Why do they feel the need? I mean, even if there's no conspiracy behind it, why do all of our political leaders feel the need to go to another country? Where first off, is it. Is it okay, Judaism, Judaism to wear a yamaka. But that's like, to me, that's like going into a Mexican parade and putting on a big sombrero or going like this, like you're not Mexican. But do they, do they. Does the, does the religion allow for people that are showing respect to werewolf?

[CC]

Okay, we need you guys to come kiss our wall. Put on the hat. So we understand that, you know, who, what the deal is here.

[Tyler]

What is the wall? What is that? Can you explain that? And why all the presidents go over there and kiss it?

[CC]

It's the wall of prayer that we have where we scream at it and, you know, talk to God and whatnot. There you go. What's the simplest explanation?

[Tyler]

What's the significance of this wall?

[CC]

Since forever, really. That's, that's, that's going into biblical times at that point, but pretty much it's a wall where you put like your little prayers in there and you get blessed from God. And then people go there, they kiss the wall, they scream at it. Symbolic.

[Tyler]

Okay. And why do every single American president go over there? Or politician. As Florida we saw Ronda Santis was kissing the wall before he put in the anti Jew bill or. No, not the anti Jew bill. Before he put in the you can't talk about Jews or Israel badly bill. He was over there kissing. So why is it like, it reminds me of like a celebrity on like the Hollywood walk, like star, you know, where they like, take that. Like it's, it's like, oh, I made it. I'm a politician now. I get to go kiss the Israel wall.

[CC]

Well, you. Damn. I don't even know if I want to say this.

[Tyler]

Say it.

[CC]

I don't know if you do this, but there's a lot of interagency work with LEOs out of here too, FYI, if you didn't know that, what's that mean? Like, there's, there's programs for people from the police department or the sheriff department or however it works here in Florida to go over there and do training. Did you not know that?

[Tyler]

For law enforcement training.

[CC]

I was just seeing a thing about it yesterday. I assume you would know about this. That's why I was like, so have you heard of this before?

[Tyler]

Well, it's not typical to, for law enforcement to travel to other countries, a. Because it's obviously Very expensive to do so. And B, I think America really prides itself on our being the, on us being the tip of the spear when it comes to tactics and law enforcement training and stuff. That being said, I've never thought about not doing it. But are they doing it? Are they trading with like idf? Who are they training with?

[CC]

I have, I don't know if it's like a, a program their Mossad has whatnot, but I was seeing somebody talk about that yesterday. I just haven't looked into it, but I hear it is a thing and it sounds right. I mean, given the laws that we're passing and whatnot.

[Tyler]

Hey, you know what? That's what this show's all about. I hear it is. So right now it's a thing. We're just gonna be talking about it.

[CC]

We're talking about it. We're bringing it up to light.

[Tyler]

If we're, we're gonna say it's a thing and it's up to somebody else to let us know that it's not true.

[CC]

Pretty much. That's how, that's how this works. We say this and then we give you the news and then everybody goes from there. That's it. I don't see nobody questioning CNN when all their shit's always wrong.

[Tyler]

Very true, very true. They just say sorry, but we're not even gonna say sorry, dude.

[CC]

They said George Floyd was a simple man who, who was not a criminal. They're also calling child predators non violent criminals now, which is pretty crazy. That's, that's pretty wild. It's pretty wild. Go ahead.

[Tyler]

No, go ahead. Go, go, go.

[CC]

No, no, I was just saying because they're going like by the definition of violent would be me hitting Tyler. I guess it wouldn't be, you know, me exploiting Tyler sexually, which is nuts. Run the commercials.

[Tyler]

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[CC]

There you go. Put your wife up.

[Tyler]

Put your wife up. So, yeah, we got a couple other things to cover today. Nick's gonna jump back on when he's done doing whatever the hell he's doing. Trying to see if Wyatt is a little bit more difficult to coordinate with. A, that he's in the Ukraine and B, the time shift. So sometimes they don't. They get. I guess they get like outages where they don't have any ability to get online or like he can't get online. So today is his scheduled day and I will see about on getting him on.

[CC]

I'd be shocked if it didn't just kill the Internet over there when they wanted to, because I know Jordan.

[Tyler]

I know when we were in Iraq, when somebody would get blasted, they would. It would be a complete three day shutdown. No Internet. Because they needed to get the information to the family before some dumbass private could be like, you hear what happened to Jerry?

[CC]

Jerry's wife has no clue. No clue. He stepped out in id. No idea.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Josh says let CC advertise his merch too. Cc, what you got, bro?

[CC]

There you go. If you want guys want some conservative chocolate podcast merch, go to the conservativechocolatepodcast.com I got sweaters, koozies, stickers, T shirts, and sweatpants.

[Tyler]

Yes, sweatpants.

[CC]

Yeah, I got sweatpants.

[Tyler]

I did a collab for the lazier part of the day, you got some sweatpants.

[CC]

And for the summer, we got the gray sweatpants for the boys.

[Nick]

Six.

[Tyler]

Jedi has had a bunch of your merch.

[CC]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. Jedi's is the homie, man W. Jedi's.

[Tyler]

So we've been getting a Lot of requests. A lot of requests for the Boston police officer who was unfortunately charged with manslaughter. Well, let's do this. Sean, the shower. Thanks for meeting up and throwing back a few beers. And SoCal got some beers and food. And for the boys. Thursday Night Live, bro. What is up, man? That was a good time. He came all the way. He drove 35 minutes to come see me and Heather at a bar out Cali. I'm gonna post our picture with some other ones. Cali is definitely for the boys, dude. They showed up, and I. I met a lot of really cool people out there, Sean being one of them from Patreon, so thank you so much, Sean, as a huge donation. It means a lot to us. And Thursday night's gonna be lit. Cc. Are you gonna come Thursday or.

[CC]

No, I'll backtrack with you. I gotta see. I gotta see. She told me late. I gotta see. But probably I'm gonna guess it.

[Tyler]

There he is.

[Nick]

All right. Sorry about that.

[Tyler]

Did you show up. Did you show up wearing all that? Or do you. Do you. Do you have to take it off, or is that how you walk around every day?

[Nick]

I ran the out like this, dude. What are you talking about?

[Tyler]

You know what? To be honest with you, if I ran into a guy like you who pointed at me and said, are you. Yo, what's up, man? This guy. This guy's wearing a cowboy hat, dude.

[CC]

He got a cowboy hat on. He must be somebody.

[Nick]

Cowboy boots on. I'll stomp the out of somebody.

[Tyler]

You know how many Mexicans this guy shot in the back?

[Nick]

Never shoot the back. Only in the front, allegedly.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So it's gonna take me a second to get it pulled up, but I wanted to talk about.

[CC]

We're just gonna ignore his name, all right? Nobody has noticed his name.

[Tyler]

I didn't look. What's it say? I can't see the screen.

[CC]

It says will work for sex.

[Nick]

Yeah. I need to get laid.

[CC]

Mark is asking if Izzo reported on the Boston situation.

[Tyler]

I don't know if he has. So the Boston situation sucks because there's not much to it. We shared what we had already. But there is a GoFundMe. So what I'm gonna do right now is we're gonna talk about it and share the GoFundMe, and then I'm gonna give my opinion on this share screen.

[CC]

Run it.

[Tyler]

Just. Everything's taking a little bit. All right? The o' Malley family in their time of need. This is Officer o'. Malley. He was responding to a. A call had something to do with carjacking charges. Carjacking is, like, literally two. Behind murder. There's, like, murder, rape, carjacking. Like, those three are. Are three big. Three big violent felonies you're allowed to pursue for them. If, you know, speaking of shooting in the back, these are the types of charges where somebody takes off running if, you know, there's a gun involved and they just got done carjacking somebody. The shooting. What's up, Nick?

[Nick]

I was gonna take a stab at this. Is the district attorney in Boston a radical liberal?

[CC]

Probably.

[Tyler]

Probably. And that's what I'm gonna get to, actually.

[CC]

Well, look at their mayor. Their man's. Their man is not even from America. She's Asian.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but he. He gets in, gets the suspect, right? Doing out there doing cop work while I'm sleeping at night in my cozy bed next to my beautiful wife. Officer o' Malley is out there, no joke. This isn't a. This isn't a trying to sound funny. He is out there actually fighting crime. There is a carjacking suspect. They jam him up. That suspect goes to run over his partner, and Officer Ali does what he has to do. I would do that for either one of you, even Nick. I would do that. I would risk my freedom in this socialist, communist society that they're trying to create out here in the West. I would shoot somebody if I thought Nick was going to get hurt. That being said, whatever the. Is going on when the district attorney decided to charge him with manslaughter. And the weird thing is, I haven't really figured this out is that it's eight days after the incident. The people that were sending me this says it takes a lot more than eight days to indict somebody for manslaughter. There was no investigation. It was a hip shot. Real quick, let's indict this guy. And here's the thing, is we can raise money for. We can raise money, and I'll put this back up. We can raise money for this. GoFundMe for sure. Help his family out for sure. Help him out for sure. But at the end of the day, cops, me, I want the district attorney's name. I want his office number. I'm not trying to dox him or anything. I want his. I want his address and his phone number. And then I want the 80 people watching on YouTube live 115 watching across all platforms live right now. I want to call him and demand to know why a Boston police officer, for doing his job, is being hemmed up on charges of manslaughter. That's what I want, because that's what it's going to take. Because our unions are worthless now. No cops care that this guy is getting hung out to dry. They're like, well, at least it's not me. I feel bad for him and his family. I'll donate some money here, but at the end of the day, that could be you tomorrow. That could be you tomorrow. And then we're setting up a GoFundMe for you. So until we start holding these district attorneys accountable, this is gonna happen.

[CC]

I'm trying to find them now.

[Nick]

So it's a female. Her name is Rachel Rollins. She is a George Soros puppet, much like Larry Krasner is. So she is of that ilk, Rachel Rollins. And so she has decided, so they call it the Rollins 15. She will not prosecute these 15 crimes. Trespassing, shoplifting, including offenses that are essentially shoplifting, but charges larceny. Larceny under 250, which is stealing, disorderly conduct, disrupting the peace, RSP, receiving stolen property. Minor driving offenses, which I agree with that one. Breaking and entering, so you commit burglary and not be charged. Malicious destruction of property, you won't be charged. Threats, or excluding domestic violence, so any kind of threats, you won't be charged. Minors in possession of alcohol, drug possession, no longer charged. Pwid, possession with intent to deliver, no longer be charged. So it I'm gonna go to Boston and I'm gonna start moving some cocaine, make some real money, because I won't be charged. Resisting arrest. Ah, shocker. She hates the cops. So if you resist arrest, you won't be charged with it. Resisting arrest if the other charges include only charges that fall under the list of charges for the prosecution. So if I'm locking you up for breaking and entering, which is burglary, and you fight me, you won't be charged for fighting me, nor will you be charged for the breaking and entering. What a banana this is.

[CC]

And this is the first time in over three decades that somebody from the Boston PD has been charged with. With this. So.

[Nick]

So that's crazy. One of Larry Krasner's moves, and that is a district attorney from George Soros that love to charge cops. They don't wait. They want to get out right in front of it and just hit him with it, and then they deal with it because they want to ruin his life. They want to tarnish the police department. These district attorneys that their philosophy is, cops are criminals, criminals are victims, and victims are a nuisance. That's their creed.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I mean, what do you think about

[CC]

all it all. I mean, it all tracks. It's Boston, right? It's like I said earlier, like we have somebody in Boston, Mayor Woo. God knows where the hell she's from. I know she's not American. And we have these people making decisions for American people. The Michael question is, why do we even allow people who aren't born in this country to run?

[Tyler]

Wow.

[CC]

Well, that's crazy.

[Nick]

The same reason why we let communism be legal and socialism be legal, which I don't believe it should be because they would like to think that people have enough common sense not to elect people of this ilk. But the problem is which we saw in Philadelphia. So once again, I started a political action committee called Protect Our Police pac, which is a political action committee in Philadelphia, which our goal was to get police friendly officials elected at the state and local level. Also identify police officers retiring and help groom them, which is a bad turnout. Help them learn how to be a politician so we can get cops running for office to stop this. You know, we were somewhat successful, raised a lot of money. But the issue that I saw within Philadelphia, I spent 500,000 taken on Krassner. I put billboards all over Philadelphia with a website with all the crime statistics, which are. They were ridiculous at the time, all related to him. The problem is the populace. And you think this is common sense, but it's not. They do not correlate district attorneys with crime. That's the problem. If I had to do it all over again, I. I would have started a year earlier before the campaign and I would have did an education campaign with direct mas flyers, town halls, on why in church settings, also on why district attorneys how and do affect crime in your area. And people don't. Don't correlate that. Not to mention the. The district attorney races are usually on an off year, so there's no other real big name. Yeah, it's not like the presidential race, you know, something like that. So you're not getting a lot of people coming out. So you're getting a very low, low pot. In Philadelphia, we had 17 of the electric showed up to vote, so. Which was disgusting.

[CC]

Well, a lot of people don't vote, believe it or not.

[Nick]

What's that?

[CC]

I said a lot of people just genuinely don't vote, which is crazy to me, but it's a thing.

[Nick]

Then you have Soros, which. Yo, he caught us sleeping at the wheel. This is his, this is his design to help collapse our country and our Economy is through the criminal justice system, which is brilliant. You know, kudos to him for doing it. You know. And like I said, I took him on and I was harassed. I was written about over 16 articles in the Inquire, you know, disparaging my name, insinuating I was stealing from my political action committee. I, you know, I've never done one before. I was a day late in one of my filings. You know, you have to file where every dollar comes in, every dollar goes out. I was a day late. So I got banged with ethics violations for being one day late. I got fined 30, 000. Meanwhile, Krasner committed criminal offenses. Krasner's the district attorney here, which is the. Rachel Rollins from Boston is modeled after Krasner's the poster child here in Philly. So he was committing actual crimes where George Soros real Justice political action committee was actually paying all his campaign staff illegal, paid the rent where his campaign office was and he was coordinating with, with the head of the political action committee, which is, you know, against the law. They had one sentence in one of the articles disparaging me about, about Kreiser and his ethics violations and they're too afraid to do anything about it. He got hit with like 50 grand in fines, you know, absurdly corrupt, as you can see, following one day late. And you're completely making a mockery of our system the way it runs. And they didn't do a thing to them. So you have a billionaire who does this for fun and kicks going against you. And you know, we're not really fighting back the correct way. And unfortunately I was pretty much the only one in the entire country that did anything about it and stood up to him. There's been a few other people that tried to do some, some things but kind of fell short. And you. We need people like the National FOP should be involved in this. We tried to get them. They did help, but they need to take a step because they're already a recognized body and, and they can do a lot of damage and fight back. Which, you know, the, the vice president there and the president, they, they do their best, but you need to bring people together and get a coalition throughout the country that, so we can fight back against these district attorneys. But is something I tried to do, but I guess it wasn't in the cards, dude.

[Tyler]

Well, here's the beautiful thing about being an anti hero, right? And sometimes you do need anti heroes. I don't want to say maybe to do dirty work, but to do work. Kra Ain't got on me, dog. He can say whatever the he wants about me. He can run my name through the mud. I could give a. I'll send him a damn dick pic, you know, whatever or cragner or source even bigger. Dude, what's Soros gonna do to me? I mean, I. I know he's a trillionaire or some like that, and he definitely hates the west, so he could probably send some kind of tactical hit team to kill me.

[CC]

Outside of that, we're talking manifesto.

[Tyler]

A real politician is going to have a hard problem going against somebody with trillions of dollars.

[CC]

Right.

[Tyler]

They're just it. The amount of resources that they have and stretch they have and reach they have with that money, that's impossible to fight against. That Nick's showing that, you know, he tried to do that and they hit him with a technicality based off his inexperience because he's not a career politician. So that being said, you know, I'll take on George Soros, I'll take on Krasner. I'll take on whatever this hoebag is, whatever name is in Boston. Dude, I don't give a. Dude, everybody needs to. To show up to those places and demand answers. Boston PD is going to allow for. It just blows my mind. They're gonna allow for one of their own to get hung up to dry and do absolutely nothing about it. And I get it. I get it.

[CC]

Put a picture of the guy up. Tyler, I. I DM'd it to you. This. This is the guy.

[Tyler]

Oh, hold on.

[CC]

Oh, I. Awkward.

[Nick]

What guy? You dm?

[CC]

I sent him. The guy who. Who charged him. His name is Kevin Hayden. Rachel Collins was the guy before him, apparently. And the Suffolk County District Attorney, Boston area. Kevin Hayden was the. Was the office that handled the investigation and brought the manslaughter charge. And his focus. Yeah, and his focus is on equity.

[Tyler]

Focus quality or equity?

[CC]

No, equity. So equitable justice.

[Nick]

Here goes the issue with what you're talking about, Tyler, which I. I found out firsthand. Yeah. And he's also. I'm looking at now. You're right. Good catch, cc. Yeah, he's the same thing. He's a Soros. Back to yay. Yeah. Yeah. The problem is the allies you think you would have when I was doing this. I'm not gonna mention any names or what affiliations they had within the city, but a lot of powerful people didn't want to get involved because they weren't the ones with their names on it. And it was disgusting. And I. And it wasn't it was a lot more than just one person. Not only did they not do things that they promised to do, I know of one or two actually getting in my way and creating roadblocks out of sheer jealousy. And I, I.

[Wyatt]

Why don't you.

[Tyler]

Why don't you call him out? Why don't you call them out?

[Nick]

I can't do that.

[Tyler]

You said, I'm not gonna name any names.

[Nick]

I. I can't do that right now. But the thing is, I. I called him out to their face and I said, listen, you can have all the credit. I don't need credit. It's a very dirty game. Really is. Dip my toes in it, man. It's disgusting.

[Tyler]

Mish man said, BPD union is strong. They are all in on this. They are supporting the officer. Okay, all right.

[CC]

That's Irish, I guess, right?

[Tyler]

I get it. But here's the thing, dude, is why isn't bpd? Why isn't their union on every podcast? Yeah, why isn't their union pio. Their union representative calling every single law enforcement podcast. Please let me on for 10 minutes. Please let me on for 10 minutes. Right? I would love to talk. What? Dude, let's hear it, man. So, Mission, if you got anybody in BPD or anybody hears this that has anybody in the BPD union, I don't know how their union works. I'm assuming it's just Boston and maybe their FOP or whatnot, but, you know, let's. Let's get somebody from that union. Oh, we can't talk about it. The whole Internet's talking about it. Huh?

[Nick]

It's the same thing that happened to Sal. So what was the job? Exactly. What was the job? What happened?

[Tyler]

I already said it.

[Nick]

I didn't hear it.

[CC]

Oh, oh, what happened with the arrest?

[Nick]

Yeah, what happened with the. What did the officer do?

[CC]

Yeah, so pretty much somebody tried backing into them, and then the officer obviously responded with deadly force and killed the guy.

[Nick]

So he shot. The layman's version, shot him in the car.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So it was carjacking charges. They had him pinned. He was trying to get away. And Officer o' Malley says that he was turned towards his partner. The vehicle was going to hit his partner, so he made the ultimate decision to pull the trigger and kill this guy.

[Nick]

Ah. So. So we have exactly what happened with ice, and then that's one of her reasons for that quick. Or his reasons for that quick response. Look at what we do here.

[CC]

That is true. There's precedent on that. There's precedent on that.

[Nick]

That's why they charged him before someone else could step in and. And do what they got to do.

[CC]

Being nice right now is like a God roll. Like those, those haven't gotten indicted for.

[Tyler]

They're making an example of this. They're trying to show they don't have the authority to do it to an ice agent, but they do have the authority to do it to one of their own. And they're going to use this as. Yep.

[CC]

Optics. Yep. That sounds right. Tyler. That's a good catch.

[Nick]

Tyler. I'm the one that just said it.

[CC]

I gotta give him the credit. I gotta. You know what? Never mind.

[Tyler]

I explained the whole scenario to you. You were standing there and I even said I would even do it for Nick. If I was on a call with Nick, somebody's gonna hurt Nick. And you were like this.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So were you just paying attention.

[Nick]

But I figured out by his chain, Dude,

[Tyler]

Liberal city. I would say Boston is most likely a raging liberal city.

[Nick]

No.

[CC]

Yeah, 100%. Boston's a sanctuary city too.

[Tyler]

You know what's funny is that Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, all of these hard, hard, hard cities built by hard, hard blue collar men and still are just hard, spirited, cold atmosphere. Oh, I did. I was saying hard.

[Nick]

We need to clip that.

[Tyler]

Okay, let me go back, let me go back. All these. I said it a lot too. I was like, hard, hard. How is a place like Boston blue, dude?

[CC]

Well, it's because they let illegals vote. That's how it always works. They don't. They don't monitor their elections and they don't require voter ID on a state level. So since they don't require it on a state level, local, local elections in big cities lean left because that's where all the people that have no citizenship go. And they try to do that in New York to make it so that there was no need for anybody to show ID when they were voting in New York City. And the New York Supreme Court overturned that, saying it was illegal. But that's what the majority of these people do. There's no IDs, there's no nothing. It's the same play California has been doing for years. It's a California playbook. You go in, you vote, you don't get a id. And anybody who's there illegally is obviously going to vote for the people who's giving them free housing, free Medicare, and. And the up part about all this is that you have these people, the blacks, that they sit there and they vote for these people. They don't even get the same accommodations. And they're voting themselves out of the areas they live in.

[Nick]

It's the truth.

[CC]

And that's why people in Chicago are waking up right now. And if anybody has seen Chicago, Chicago is going off roop. And you have a lot of people who are black in Chicago who are leaning red now because the mayor over there sold them the out. If you're black and you are still voting blue, you are still on the plantation. There's, there's been plenty of evidence to support this. The Democratic Party was the people who started a war to not abolish slavery. Get that through your head already. Biden got up there on stage and said, if you don't vote for me, you're not black. And we're still having this stupid argument. If people wanted to support the black community, then they would not allow illegal immigrants to take your jobs, fill up your schools, and take the benefits that could go to making your community safer. Because you guys are not obviously doing it yourselves. Zero accountability in that entire community. Tyra didn't say it. G Money didn't say it. I said it because it's the truth.

[Tyler]

Clip that I am, bro. That was a good rant. That's true. I mean, it, it and is a

[CC]

hell of a truck, bro. Hold on, put John's comment on. The thing.

[Tyler]

Is, EBT is a hell of a drug. You know what, though? You know what? Hey, we offer them the low hanging fruit. Just support us, right? We offer you the low hanging fruit. All you got to do is support us. If you, if you don't support us, you might lose your ebt. Like, ooh.

[CC]

Yep. Well, and, and, and I'll tell you this much. I've seen it. I've seen it time and time again. I mean, I'm from New York City. I'm like, I grew up in a shitty neighborhood. I grew up in a. In a rough area. Been there, done that. And I'm not from some, you know, suburbs in upstate Albany. And I know people that have been generations, generations on public assistance, generations. And it's because it's the same mentality that has been taught to them within the school districts their entire life. Which is why Trump is pushing for this whole abolishment of the. The what? What? The. The Department of Education, because it's been the biggest waste of money we've ever had. All they do is teach kids. Oh, well, slavery was bad. Okay, why was slavery bad? Oh, because white people. Okay, but what did white people do? Oh, yeah, they kidnapped us from Africa and they made us work for Free. Which is a hundred percent a lie. There's bills of sale. There's bills of sale from Africa.

[Tyler]

Come on.

[CC]

What are you gonna say? Ty, I didn't mean to cut you off, man.

[Tyler]

Jefferson Newby said CC one of the best things ever. Said he liked that rant. I did as well. Love you, Jeff G. Money. What were you gonna say?

[Nick]

One of the other issues we faced. Yeah. Within the, the, the black community in Philadelphia was yes, we understand Larry Krasner is getting our, our sons killed. But I have my other son in prison and he's, he's our best chance of him getting out early. That was another thing that was said time and time again a lot through. You know, we had polling done and that was one of the questions and it was pretty high. I can find the polling results, but I had a lot of information that tied to this, you know, within the urban community. And I'll pull that up and send it to you. It's pretty telling, but it kind of supports what CC was just saying.

[Tyler]

Yeah. All right.

[CC]

I am the face of white supremacy.

[Tyler]

You're gonna be in the van for a little bit.

[Nick]

What?

[Tyler]

You're gonna be in the van for a little bit.

[Nick]

Yeah, dude. I had nowhere to go. I thought I was leaving tonight. My time just got extended. I'm being held over another day.

[Tyler]

Oh, gross.

[CC]

Are you in the van? A little bit.

[Tyler]

We'll be right back, Nick.

[Nick]

All right, you.

[Tyler]

We'll be right back, Nick. That's usually my. Okay. We'll be right back. You gotta let him do it. Let me do it. All right, we got Wyatt. He made it. There he is. Hey.

[Nick]

Hey.

[Wyatt]

How's it going, guys?

[Tyler]

What's up, brother?

[Wyatt]

I guess the Ukrainian word of the day is going to be dove by of meaning dumbass. I'm watching the show. I'm sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for the link so I can join in. I was logged into the wrong email because I'm a duck by

[Tyler]

hey, man.

[Wyatt]

It's because Lewis was on his phone, that's why. It's because Lewis was on his phone.

[CC]

Yes, it is Lewis's fault.

[Wyatt]

Yes,

[Nick]

I code.

[CC]

I pretty much do the usual tech stuff.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I, I, I, I gave Lewis a day off as far as. Because there's not really much camera in house camera work that needs to be done. So he's just hanging out. But did he send it to the right email? I did. Yeah.

[Wyatt]

Yeah, he did. I was just logged into the wrong one.

[Tyler]

Messing with you, Louis. Yeah. How are things on the front Lines, sir,

[Wyatt]

to do domestically here, front lines. We are making advances like I said, due to the adding the Starlink and our just continuous expansion of drone use. We've strangled a lot of logistics. One of their guys are getting stranded and it's a lot easier to take them out in a coordinated manner. So both. So in the Harkiv Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia fronts, it's not, it's not like it used to be taking 2, 3 kilometers a day, but we started taking noticeable grounds from them.

[CC]

Wow, nice W. Ukraine.

[Tyler]

It's almost like.

[CC]

Oh yeah,

[Wyatt]

well that's not necessarily a bad thing. Yeah, yeah. Usually whenever I look into the, the hellscape of social media, it's all just, you know, negativity and propaganda. So I'm okay with things being quiet. But you mentioned something earlier, CeCe, about cell phone coverage and yet the air Defense forces, it's usually more in the north. They do have the ability just to kill the cell towers because a lot of the, a lot of the shahed Drones run on a 4G network. It's actually the American T Mobile are the best because they can work in Russia and Ukraine. So they, they have the ability to kill, switch the cell networks. GPS is often not usable in the major cities and for some reason when you drive over bridges, your radio goes, I'll let you figure that one out.

[Tyler]

If I heard that horrifying.

[CC]

If I heard that in Ukraine, I'd have a heart attack. My radio starts beeping, bro.

[Tyler]

So we never asked you this, Wyatt. We never asked you what's. What's some projection on your end? Pure speculation. Pure from the mouth of Wyatt. How long do you think this conflict is going to go on for?

[Wyatt]

Well, back to the word of the day. You shouldn't really trust any of my predictions. We were hoping this would be a 12 month, like 12 months at max. Everybody was. But that was. Yeah, yep. Yeah,

[CC]

30 year now.

[Wyatt]

Well, technically it's over 10 years now. The fighting has been going on since 2014, but for the full scale invasion, yeah, we, we broke that four year mark. Basically and it'll probably last all of Trump's.

[CC]

Wow.

[Wyatt]

It may not be as intense as it has been, but I don't see it stopping either. The demands put on up from both, from both Russia and from America, which happen to line up entirely. The demand is that we surrender to every request of Moscow and that's simply not possible for us. Russia's not going to stop until they, you know, run out of money or people. They're not going to run out of people. And Trump just lifted the oil sanctions, so yeah, their coffers refilled. I predict it's going to be several more years. Although probably lower intensity.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. Like a more drawn out. Are you gonna stay? So you, I asked you, hey man, whenever you're coming back to the States and you come and you laughed at me and said I'm never coming. Coming back to the States, are you just going to stay on the front lines of Ukraine for the rest of your life?

[Wyatt]

I was not. You can't quote me as saying never coming back. I just said I have no plans on it because I don't actually have plans. If the war ended tomorrow, I got no idea what I'm doing next year. No idea what I'm doing. Paint the ceiling or something.

[Tyler]

Jesus Christ. Your brain matter.

[Wyatt]

That's a joke. Darth humor.

[CC]

Come on.

[Tyler]

You're right.

[CC]

You didn't get it. We're right over his head.

[Tyler]

He's like, that was a good one. Right through my head.

[CC]

Ah, that's not what you did there.

[Wyatt]

If I do, if the war ends and I tell you guys that I'm starting a podcast, I want you to take my head clean off at the neck.

[Tyler]

What's wrong with starting a podcast? Post war, a veteran based podcast.

[CC]

A Ukrainian veteran, that Air Force veteran. Hey, yeah, the guy's got it all.

[Nick]

Really?

[Wyatt]

Yeah.

[CC]

You ever see fog out there, Wyatt?

[Wyatt]

Them those talent ass.

[Tyler]

Really?

[CC]

What's the tea? I don't know. What's your take? I don't know.

[Wyatt]

Word observations group. I could only speak for their time in Ukraine, which was very short and uneventful. They showed up at the start of the war. Hey, good on them. A lot of well intentioned people showed up. They joined up with a. A team, part of Defense Intelligence. They ran two mortar missions. Then they got scared and said we can't, we're not doing this anymore. We're going to be your trainers, your advisors. We're going to give you merchants. Here, take these GoPros. Well no, we're not going to say the footage is.

[Tyler]

I thought they were a T shirt company.

[Wyatt]

As fighters, as liberators, yes, they claim to be fighters. They ran two mortar missions. Good on them. And then they got scared. They themselves while like I said, they're giving out GoPros to claim that footage as their own heroic deeds. Them come on out. We will sit down. No guns. I'm 45 minutes from the front. That's too close to the front for them. They won't Come out and talk to me. Them.

[Tyler]

Really?

[CC]

No.

[Tyler]

I'm glad you asked that question, cc.

[CC]

Yeah, I'm getting the tea right here. Because Fog, I mean, they're very well known in the community.

[Wyatt]

I mean, trouble.

[CC]

Jesus Christ. Wow. Also, I am not endorsing this. This is what Wyatt said. He's there. I'm not. I don't know. But I know exactly what. More admission you're talking about because I have the T shirt, so I know exactly. I know exactly what you're talking about.

[Tyler]

Y' all with your damn stream yard names. Ukraine correspondent, titty connoisseur. Hey, one day we're gonna be a serious broadcast. Just kidding. We're never gonna be serious.

[CC]

Just not today.

[Tyler]

Fog pretending to be hard to sell limited merch. Hey, you know what? If it works, it's good marketing.

[CC]

I mean, hey, it's definitely working because their sells out asap.

[Tyler]

That's why I said I thought they were a T shirt company. I didn't know they actually did stuff or claim.

[CC]

I mean, they have a lot of footage.

[Tyler]

They do try sense now how they get the footage. Right. I didn't know that they and said, hey, this whatever you shoot is ours.

[Wyatt]

Fog affiliate footage. Yeah.

[CC]

I mean, they even do like a lot of. I mean, based on what I seen on their account. Right. Because I'm not there. But I've also seen like, they do like a lot of training with the VORTAC and SOG and all these other three letter agencies and like special units

[Wyatt]

people, but they're also not those people. Okay. Lucas Bakin effect. He trains with everybody, but he can't roll with anybody. And it was the same with them. They came, they tried. Good on them for try. I won't take that away from them. I don't do mortars. They've done more mortars than me. I. Then they got scared, ran away and still try to grift off of that, claiming that they're badass war fighters, heroes of Ukraine, forged in Ukraine. No, fuck them. Every single one of them.

[CC]

There's a lot of. There are a lot of the Ukrainian guys who wear their merch too. Like they're super tight with gear lab. And all those people.

[Wyatt]

I know, we see their gear and it's funny. I always crack jokes about it. And the person wearing it will crack jokes about it too, because he got it for free. I don't know where they're all coming for for free, but hats, shirts, and we all just make fun of them.

[CC]

I mean, yeah, I got you. I mean, who's not wearing a free shirt, right? That's the reality. I'd wear a free shirt. Yeah, don't send me nothing for free, Fog. I will. I will support you if you send me merch.

[Tyler]

I will say whatever you want me to say.

[CC]

Whatever. Whatever it is you guys need for me.

[Tyler]

Me.

[CC]

Just. Just slide in the dm, bro. I got you.

[Wyatt]

You gotta tip the small hat to them when you say that.

[CC]

Yeah, let them know. Let them know I'm cosign. God damn this. This y. Is dropping the. Dropping the tea right now. Josh said he's gonna wear his free AOC shirt.

[Wyatt]

Dropping tea. How much time do we got? I can probably cook up a few more.

[Tyler]

Yeah, go for it, bro.

[CC]

Go for it, baby.

[Wyatt]

I know you guys are big fans of Mr. Malcolm Nance, national security correspondent, spy war hero of the gwat.

[CC]

I don't know who the

[Wyatt]

news correspondent.

[CC]

Okay.

[Wyatt]

He was. He was in the Navy. He was a cryptologist, a seer instructor. He was working for, I think ABC News.

[CC]

War broke out already. He's working for ABC News.

[Wyatt]

He. I think it was abc. He was one of them. But he joined the Ukrainian military for about six months. All the great Instagram photos. His rifle is named Warhammer. He the most important. The commandos now who. No, he sat. Yeah, it was an M14 with the scope mounts backwards. You know, I guess if you Googled it, like, the first photo would be him with an ak and the magazine is in wrong, because he's a. He spent, like 90 of his time sitting in a basement watching YouTube for oent purposes.

[Tyler]

Huh.

[Wyatt]

And then he wound up leaving because they told there's a change in command. And the new commander said, look, dude, you have to go out and do a mission. And he said, nope, I'm out, and peaced out.

[CC]

So you can just go there and leave. Be like, nah, you guys, I'm out.

[Wyatt]

It used to be for about the first two and a half years, more foreigners could quit at will. You could quit the day after you joined. It's good for weeding out the chaff. But it created a problem of guys quitting the day before their first mission or right after their first mission. So all the time and resources and investment into them has been wasted.

[Tyler]

Well, I'm assuming they don't get a. They don't get the. A paid flight home, right? They gotta. They just get.

[Wyatt]

Yeah, you don't get a paid flight here.

[Tyler]

You don't get a paid flight there.

[CC]

No. Israel brought all us back. When October 7th happened, we all got A free flight.

[Wyatt]

They changed it, though. So now foreigners have a six month obligation, and that's including your training time. But there's also a two month probationary period where you can quit. So there's really only four months where you're not allowed to quit the army.

[Tyler]

Wait, so what happens if you do quit? Are you subject to Ukrainian law?

[CC]

They probably just throw you in the war anyway. Just drop you in the middle of the.

[Wyatt]

All right, I lost you guys.

[Tyler]

I was say. I can't.

[Wyatt]

I'm not hearing nothing.

[Tyler]

Hey, what happens if you do quit and you're not and you're under contract, are you subject to Ukrainian law? We lost him.

[CC]

Damn it.

[Tyler]

You didn't see any missiles hit his vehicle, did you?

[CC]

Hopefully a drone didn't just wreck him. I gotta get a coin from this guy. Come back.

[Tyler]

You. Well, you and your damn coins, man.

[CC]

Bro, coins. You love coins.

[Tyler]

No, I have a. Well, I should say I don't collect. I do have a lot of them. That being said, where am I going to put a coin rack?

[CC]

Right there on your desk, I think.

[Tyler]

I think coins lost their appeal about 10 years ago when anybody could make them. I don't know. There was just something about coins. Coins, they're a little bit more special. Now we can make an a Rubik's Cube coin for Lewis for $7 a coin, and he can sell them for 10 or trade them. Right. It's like, not that there's anything wrong with that, Lewis. I'm just saying.

[CC]

I mean. Yeah, yeah, roughly, it depends on how many you make. I mean, I have my own coins. That is great to trade.

[Tyler]

I know I have one of them. I know you said I'm not allowed to show anybody the coin, though.

[CC]

No, no, no, no. The only people who could see the coin are the people who. Who I've traded with in the chat. And also, this is the friendly reminder. If you're in the chat and you're an Leo or you work, you're an 1811, whatever the case may be, you want to trade coins, Conservative chocolate vet, Conservative chocolate Pod on Instagram, Shoot me a dm. It might take some time for me to respond because you guys always get sent to the spam, but I'm always down to trade coins. The boys in the chat can verify. I do send back, but yeah, dude, coins are cool. As you know, my son got a coin from. Who was it? I think it was the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department. He asked him for a sticker and the guy's like, I don't have stickers, but here's this. And pull out a coin. I'm like, nice coin too.

[Tyler]

Yeah. The one time you don't have coins.

[CC]

Yeah. Literally, it's always. It always works like that. Now I make my wife keep one in her purse.

[Tyler]

I thought we lost you.

[CC]

Why aren't you alive?

[Wyatt]

Oh, remember what I said. The air defense can kill. Switch the cell towers. As soon as it locked up, the siren went off. What was the last thing you heard I was talking about? You have to do six months. Yeah.

[Tyler]

I had asked you, if somebody under contract quits, are they subject. Are they subject to Ukrainian law, like, like Ukrainian military law, or is it just, like, highly frowned upon? But they're just gonna be like, all right, fine, get out. Whatever. We don't want somebody here that's good. Like, it doesn't seem like Ukraine has the time or the. The will to like, actually prosecute dudes wanting to quit. It seems like it would be more of like a. Like, you know, when you sign a contract and then you go, what happens if I violate this contract? And they go, nothing. Nothing happened. Like, I. What here at the. The. The podcast or the Broadcast, we don't sign very many contracts. Broadcast? Yeah. We don't sign very many contracts with anybody because every contract ends with this could be terminated by either party at any time. And it's like, so what's the point of a contract? It really. It just makes you look like an. When you break contract. That's all it does. And if somebody's gonna break a contract anyways, they're a. So contracts for what I've seen really don't matter. But I didn't know if Ukraine actually, like, punished people for quitting.

[Wyatt]

Well, because foreigners we have. Our contract is like 98. Similar to the. The one for citizens. The only difference is there's a clause that says a foreigner can quit. So quitting is not a punishable offense. And as far as, like, internal team dynamics like you were talking about, that comes down to the individual. There's plenty of people where. Because kicking people out, if they're a shipbag, it is extremely hard to kick people out of the Ukrainian military. So someone's a ship bag. It's usually you just pressure them to quit and get them to leave on their own. But, like, it's. It's. It's rarely frowned upon. Only if they were kind of. Kind of the sandbag or they, like, for me, I could quit tomorrow. I could hand over my rifle, say I'm done, and there would be no hard feelings. Like, everybody supported, like, hey, man, you've, you've done your time, you've. You've done a lot. Call it. Well, if you need anything, if you want to come back, let us know. Because it is pretty common for guys to do like 6 to 12 months rate contract just to like rest and recover and then come back and reenlist and do another six to 12 months and then leave for a few months. Just so you're not deployed all the time, because you can't really do that again. Yeah, I've broken contract twice. The first time was so I could go to drone school. Drones were still kind of new and a lot of units wouldn't let their guys go, like official, like on official business to drone school. So I said, I'm gonna break contract, spend four months in drone school and come back. They said, okay, do that. So I broke contract. No, I was off contract. So that was just me as a private citizen.

[CC]

Okay, gotcha.

[Wyatt]

Yes, you can. Most drone schools let you come as a civilian. You just have to like, pay for it. It's pretty cheap, though.

[CC]

How much is it?

[Tyler]

Oh,

[Wyatt]

anywhere from like 100 to $500, depending on what you're doing. A basic course, and that'll run you a hundred dollars. You want the, the ground drone course where you actually get to shoot a 50 cal. That's. I'm bad at math.

[CC]

Like 500. That's looking at 500.

[Wyatt]

Oh, it's cheaper than that. But, you know, you can get, you know, kind of, you know, you have to have your lodging while doing that because These are like 10 to 30 day courses, really. And then the, the second contract break

[CC]

was hero sends me to Ukraine, be a drone pilot.

[Wyatt]

Well, at the end of the episode, I was going to ask Lewis if he wants to come out because Mike said he's graduating college this year.

[CC]

Like, hey, Lewis, that is true.

[Tyler]

Come on out.

[Wyatt]

Six month obligation. I'll make sure you're in a good team. You can build up that resume. I know you're, you're gonna side with the robots when the, that uprising happens. So you can work on your autonomous. Lewis can work on his autonomous kill machines. And Lewis, look at me. Look at me, Lewis. Once you have that veteran of hostilities card, Tyler cannot be mean to you ever again.

[Tyler]

Lewis. I don't know, man. Do you get any, do you get any kickback for bringing somebody on board? What?

[CC]

And he's gone.

[Wyatt]

Oh, man.

[Tyler]

Every time I have some drugs. If he gets kicked back for bringing somebody on or if he just in it for the love of the game.

[CC]

The government. The government cut his. His. His signal when you asked him that. Oh, he's back. Fog affiliate for free merch.

[Tyler]

Can you hear us, Wyatt? No, can't hear you. Can't.

[CC]

I'm back.

[Tyler]

Oh, there you are. Can you. You. All right?

[CC]

He said, I'm back. I was just about to ask him for a coin. I keep forgetting. Next time he comes on, I'm just gonna throw it out.

[Tyler]

I'll send you his number, dude.

[CC]

All right, there you go. I'm sure he has. What's up?

[Tyler]

Do you know what I watched last night? You like that Peaky Blinder show?

[CC]

Dude, Peaky Blinders is the. I had a whole conversation with this about somebody. I feel like it was with you guys about this.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude. Well, the. The final movie just came out. Yes.

[CC]

Yes. I gotta go watch that.

[Tyler]

It was pretty good. I watched it last night. It was really good. It was. You kind of like, they. They were able to cram. You know how, like, a season of Peaky Blinders usually has, like, a bad guy and it, like, they wrap, like 10 episodes in it. They did it really good in, like an hour and 45 minute movie. They did a really good job.

[CC]

It's on Netflix now.

[Wyatt]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it just came out.

[CC]

Yeah, I gotta watch that great movie.

[Tyler]

Dude.

[CC]

You can't go wrong with Peaky Blinders, dude. That. That show was the. My buddy who's a fed, he. That got him wearing the little hat he has the little beaky Blinders at.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they kind of look gay nowadays, but back then they look really cool.

[CC]

Yeah, it looks better on him because he's Asian. I feel like Asians can pull off, like, a lot of different styles. You know, you're like, oh, yeah, well, they.

[Tyler]

They had to write. They had to write characters off and into this movie. And I don't know why, because Netflix owns the rights to it. So, you know, if, like, secrets. Different studios owns rights to different story lines. Right. So that's why, like, oh, well, we can't do this, but we can do that. Netflix owns all of the characters, owns all the everything. Netflix has never lost property ownership. So it was their show, but they had to write off certain characters that they just weren't in the. In the movie. And I don't know if that's a budgeting thing or what. Or they just didn't have enough time to, like, develop characters. It definitely focuses on the main character, Thomas Shelby, and it focuses on. He. They wrote in for him. He had an Illegitimate child, like, way before. Like, around. Like, when he went to war. War. And so this child. And I'm not spoiling. And this is in the preview. His. His illegitimate child, Duke, took over the Peaky Blinders.

[CC]

Oh, no.

[Tyler]

While Thomas Shelby was away. But that child was never mentioned in, like, the six or seven seasons of Peaky Blinders. So they wrote him in, I'm assuming.

[CC]

Well, at least we know that Thomas Shelby's like the rest of his veterans. You go to war, you have a kid, you come back, tell nobody. We've all been there.

[Tyler]

Yeah, great. Great series.

[CC]

I gotta watch this after this one. Wyatt, send me a coin.

[Wyatt]

We don't really do coins here.

[CC]

That's. I've had one.

[Wyatt]

Well, that's fog. They're. They are so riddled with aids, they can't do patches because it's. It's porous and it'll transmit their. Their gay aids to everyone.

[Tyler]

That's actually pretty funny. I don't know why it was so funny.

[Wyatt]

I'm waiting for Tyler to send me everyone's name and blood type so I can have some Cyrillic patches made up for you guys.

[Tyler]

Every. Every team member here that has had your number has failed in some way, shape, or form. Jimmy just quit communicating with you. I'm pretty sure he was like, well, if they don't have me, they don't have Wyatt. And then Mike's got patches for you, and then our blood type and all that stuff, and Mike didn't give it to you, so I'll make. I'll get it done. I'll make sure.

[CC]

I'll send you my name and blood type.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you're.

[Wyatt]

You're. You're conservative. Chocolate Veteran. That's your name. I got that one.

[CC]

I like that. I like that.

[Tyler]

Your blood type is Hershey's syrup.

[CC]

Type h.

[Wyatt]

Well, the audio was cutting out. It sounded like you were asking, do I get kickbacks for bringing people on? The answer is no. But it is encouraged to kind of, like, work with people you know. Your team boss is going to like it because, you know, if you vouch for someone, you know, your reputation's on the line as well. And if you're someone on. It's better than having someone you don't know because you're. There's, you know, all types coming here.

[Tyler]

So you're just, for the love of the game, want to ruin Lewis's life, get him killed over there, just because you want somebody to hang out with.

[CC]

Yeah, but think of the lore on how he died. A million drones had to take Lewis out as he finished setting up his last drones.

[Tyler]

Lewis is like, rod Wyatt, save yourself.

[CC]

As soon as Lewis finishes the cubic. The. The Rubik's Cube, all the drones just fall out.

[Tyler]

Oh, that is it. Actually. Actually, Lewis is needed to save the world in World war III in 10 years because the key to peace is in the. A Rubik's Cube. And the Rubik's Cube is actually in Jerusalem where it all started. And it's all gonna end in like Indiana Jones. Lewis picks up the Rubik's Cube and goes world peace.

[Wyatt]

I'm going to reserve for you a heavy shot drone. And you're going to have air mobile electronic warfare. Your team is going to be Rubik's. The Rubik's team. Come on out, Louis. Come on out. Once you graduate, I'll get you into. I know all the good drone schools. I know the teachers. Oh, yeah, you set up Lewis. And when you get back, you're gonna have a monitor behind you which is playing on loop, your kill cam. And so whenever you just point at it and it's all good.

[Tyler]

Thank you so much for joining us. Stay safe over there. I will send you the blood types asap. I'll get us all involved one message so that way you have it all.

[CC]

All right, Wyatt, Stay safe, homie.

[Wyatt]

That's for all of counterculture, not just anti hero. And again, chocolate. No, I will not stay safe. You're in Orlando. I'm safer than you are. But to all you out there, counterculture crew, stay deadly and don't pay taxes.

[Tyler]

Later, buddy.

[CC]

This wants to get me rated by the. By the IRS. 1811s.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, that is it. That is the end of the show. Thank you so much for joining us. We will be back tomorrow at 11am on YouTube for and Facebook and X for the first hour of Patreon Tuesday. The second hour will be exclusively on Patreon. So if you haven't subscribed to Patreon, all paying tiers get to watch this. There's $5, $10 and there's the OG council, the 25 tier. That being said, I don't know who's co hosting with me tomorrow. I will hit up these guys and see who. See who wants to help me out. I'm all of them have been more than willing to help me out, so. But I'm sure you'll see a familiar face at least pop in. So see you guys tomorrow, 11am Eastern Standard Time. Laters. Sa. Team for life.