IS CALIFORNIA AT RISK OF ATTACK?? (03/12/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast Podcast: "IS CALIFORNIA AT RISK OF ATTACK??" – March 12, 2026

Podcast for: Veterans, First Responders, and Blue Collar Americans

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Antihero Broadcast digs into rising security concerns for California, focusing on alleged Iranian drone threats, strained national security resources, and the spiraling costs at the pump. The conversation navigates the credibility of international threats, internal debates on gender, policing, and race, and features a fiery back-and-forth between the panel's “Marine Communist” correspondent and the American populist contingent. With a spirited, no-holds-barred panel and regulars from law enforcement and veteran communities, the discussion moves rapidly from current events to deeply divisive social and political issues.

Tone: Candid, irreverent, politically incorrect, heavy on sarcasm, and banter between hosts/guests.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. California Security Threats: Iranian Drones or Media Hype?

• [09:11] CC breaks down the reported Iranian threats:
  • CA police depts and the FBI released warnings/videos about potential mass shootings and active shooter scenarios, "which was absolutely garbage, by the way. Worst video I've ever seen." (CC, 09:28)
  • Skepticism over the actual logistics of a drone strike from Iran: "How the hell does that drone get from Iran to Cali, and nobody notices?...I don't see that specific drone, and it packs around 10 pounds of ordinance." (CC, 10:25)
• [11:05] Tyler & Mike discuss reduced Coast Guard funding:
  • “The democrats decided that stuff wasn't important, so it's unfunded.” (Mike, 11:23)
  • Concerns Coast Guard personnel are working without pay, hurting morale and vigilance. “Are you on your A-game when you have to worry about your wife, kids, family, truck, all that stuff at home that's not being paid for?” (Mike, 12:17)
• [12:59] CC notes this is the third interruption in Coast Guard pay in six months, compounding the issue.

2. Economic Fallout: Rising Gas Prices & Oil Strategies

• [14:19] CC: Gas prices are rising due to international conflict, not just supply/demand.
  • “They're putting mines right now in this Strait of Hormuz.... It’s not the mission set for a strike group to give an escort to an oil tanker; it’s not their thing.” (CC, 15:24)
• [19:26] Mike: Trump releases 172 million barrels from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to counter foreign price manipulation and suggests action on the Jones Act.
• [20:04] CC: Clarifies the US doesn't buy from Iran directly, but oil companies are fueling prices through “price gouging.”
  • “American families are losing a hundred dollars a week on the oil being at the price it is now...” (CC, 21:56)

3. National Security Concerns: Stolen Military Drones

• [22:59] CC: Four advanced AI drones were stolen at Fort Campbell in November, raising security concerns.
  • “And these aren’t just like the regular drones either. These were the AI drones, like the new Gucci.” (CC, 23:31)
• Army offering a $5,000 reward for information—panel mocks this as insufficient for such a high-tech theft.

4. Political & Social Sparring: Policing, Gender, and Race

• [30:25] Ryan, the “Communist Marine” joins. Immediate banter over “Ramadan Kareem” and his left-leaning/feminist views.
• [31:09] Sparring over treatment of women in Islamic societies and the US:
  • “Do you agree, Ryan, with the way Muslims treat women on their land?” (Tyler, 31:33)
  • “I think I'm a big fan of looking at our own backyard first before condemning the actions of others…” (Ryan, 31:44)
  • Ongoing debate about equivalency of women’s oppression vs. chattel slavery and criminal justice system bias.
• [35:32] US prison labor and the 13th Amendment: “In California... failed to outlaw prison slavery. So today there are more slaves in the United States than there ever has been.” (Ryan, 35:32)

Notable Exchange (Race, Language, and Offense)

• [37:15–41:53] Panel disputes comments about race in the show’s comment section, use of the N-word, and the equivalency between offensive language and physical harm.
  • “So you’re comparing the use of a word to rape?” (Mike, 38:47)
  • “One thing to understand is, the early stages of feminism...intentionally left behind black and brown women." (Ryan, 39:09)

Panelist Confrontation: Populist vs. Progressive

• [48:34] Nick (G Money) vs. Ryan:
  • Begins with personal insults: "You called me a fat racist on a post." (Nick, 48:43)
  • Ryan, on his brand of communism, is accused of hypocrisy for using "capitalist" tech while denouncing US systems.
  • Nick: "...you're a communist, right?...How'd that come about?" (49:26)
  • Heated argument over Ryan’s use of his veteran status and fundraising for his non-profit.

5. Women in Policing / “30 by 30” Critique

• [81:23] Dominic introduces criticism of the “30 by 30” initiative (goal: 30% of police force female by 2030).
  • “She [Maureen Mago] can't protect herself in a bar and wants men around to protect herself… But yet she wants more women on the street...who is going to protect them?” (Mike, 82:51)
• Panel argues mandating gender quotas in law enforcement is not performance-based and is potentially dangerous.
  • “It is the most dangerous thing in law enforcement, to push something that is not performance based.” (Mike, 85:49)
  • “Women go through a menstrual cycle every 28 days...I don't want somebody like that going to a domestic as a primary...because her hormones are all up in the head, can't have them.” (Dominic, 86:34)
• Some agreement that exceptional female officers exist, but minimum standards shouldn't be compromised.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On Coast Guard morale and national security:

• "Anytime you're not getting paid, I can't imagine that in the back of your head you're not a little worried about other things other than drones. So it sucks to see guys working for free.” — Mike, [12:38]

Turning to the U.S. oil reserve:

• “Trump is using reserve for what it’s actually meant for—preventing hostile nations from blackmailing us with oil prices.” — Mike, [19:26]

On gender and policing:

• “I put up on her page. He went on a rant about how men need to protect women better…while her initiative is we need more female cops. This woman can't protect herself in a bar…and yet she wants more women on the street.” — Mike, [82:51]
• “When in reality every picture you post is an attempt to save that woman's life when she's 4 foot 5 and they're sending her out to arrest an average sized male. It just can't work.” — Dominic, [87:50]

On confrontation with Ryan (“the Communist Marine”):

• “If your world was perfect, Black men is the number one thing in your world, and white women are probably last. That's my opinion.” — Mike, [36:28]
• “I think I'm a big fan of looking at our own backyard first before condemning the actions of others." — Ryan, [31:44]

Panel Chemistry:

• “We need to do a whole show with you two [Nick & Ryan] just taking shots at each other.” — Mike, [54:04]
• “I'm not going to, like, I don't wish violence. I said no violence. We're good to talk about it…it's discussion.” — Mike, [59:05]
• “If you’re not following him, you are a rat communist.” — Dominic on supporting Copville OG, [81:13]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [09:11] – California drone threat credibility—CC explains.
• [12:59] – Impact of repeated Coast Guard pay delays.
• [14:19] – Gas price increases due to conflict—CC elaborates.
• [19:26] – Trump’s oil reserve strategy outlined.
• [22:59] – Four advanced drones stolen from Fort Campbell.
• [30:25] – Ryan (“Marine Communist”) enters, sparring debate begins.
• [48:34] – G Money vs. Communist: “fat racist” feud.
• [81:13] – Dominic's deep dive: “30 by 30” initiative, women in policing.
• [85:49–87:50] – Arguments against gender quotas in policing.
• [100:09] – Video triggers discussion of inter-community violence: “Why do I have to pick a side?”
• [104:55] – Panel plays a viral video on the N-word and language policing in schools.

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Flow & Panel Structure

1. Opening: Promotions, birthdays, community shoutouts, and banter.
2. Main Discussion 1: California security threats, policing implications, Coast Guard/U.S. military funding.
3. Main Discussion 2: Gas prices, oil strategy, and reserve policy.
4. Panel Segment: CC presents headlines and perspective, transitioning into broader political sparring with contributors—Nick, Dominic, and Ryan.
5. Culture War Roundtables: Animated, often combative debates around women in law enforcement, race, and policing.
6. Listener Engagement: Commentary on social media/YouTube comments and audience participation.
7. Close: Show rundown, upcoming broadcasts, future plans, and additional banter.

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For Those Who Haven't Listened

This episode hops between current security worries (real and manufactured) and palpable in-studio tensions reflecting America's broader “culture war.” It’s a whirlwind of banter, debate, and commentary with little filter, offering both blue-collar camaraderie and provocative confrontation. The cast's unvarnished, confrontational tone is balanced by camaraderie and behind-the-scenes peeks at running a podcast-for-the-people—from shilling merch and responding to internet drama, to earnest perspectives on national security, policing, and who gets to represent “real America.”

If you like your news with plenty of side-eye and a serving of controversy, this one’s for you.

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Next Episode Teasers:

• Ongoing drama with past contributors.
• Further updates promised on drone thefts, oil prices, and the 30 by 30 law enforcement debate.
• New call-in format and upcoming live events.

Transcript

[Mike]

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[Tyler]

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[CC]

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Dominic]

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And we got a hell of a show for you today. We got all the contributors, we got cc, we got the communists, we got G Money, we got Dominic Izzo. We got a hell of a show. So

[Mike]

before we get ccn, let me give a quick shout out. Happy birthday goes out to sal oldradi. Turns 29 today. Sal's one of our Wayne men. We know he's fighting up there in Jersey for justice. So happy birthday to Sal. And there's his wonderful mother barber in the middle of some dude with really small legs.

[Tyler]

So that picture does not do you justice. They're not as small as we make fun of you.

[Mike]

But that picture, that's that chest, though, man. I'm like five. I'm like six. Eleven in that picture, too. So happy birthday, Sal. We appreciate you very much for your support.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And we'll address something right here, right now.

[Nick]

No.

[Tyler]

Yeah. It's been brought to our attention that somebody over at another podcast that used to work here is.

[Mike]

Narrows it down.

[Tyler]

It's always said that Brent Tucker's talking.

[Mike]

No.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Legend alleging that I stole money from him or some crazy.

[Mike]

Really? We can show those numbers if we ever need to.

[Tyler]

We could. But, you know, it's funny because we move on, our platform's growing like crazy. And here's the thing. I never thought I'd say this in a million years. If Brun Tucker's got to take pop shots at us for views, I'll allow it. Yeah, I'll allow it. Take them if you're getting stagnant enough to where you got to accuse me of. I never did by all means, go for it, dude. We're not really going to cover it too much. No, but I've said this multiple times. I can show you my phone. Last time I received a phone call or a text from somebody that has an issue with me. So that being said, if you want to call, call. You want to text, text. If you don't do your thing, man, say what you got to say. I'll bring you some.

[Mike]

Because there's always. Man, speaking of calls, you know, people call us with some things. Interesting things. Yeah, interesting things about people, their past and reasons they things that happen. And you know, some people aren't as popular as they think they are. And I think people are seeing the growth of this platform and one day, one day I'm gonna get my chance. One day you're gonna let me. You're gonna let me.

[Tyler]

Got a bag full of jelly beans over there.

[Mike]

One day you're gonna let me jelly do it. One day you're gonna let me do it.

[Tyler]

But nobody wants the drama. All Nikki MGT dropped a pretty

[Mike]

fair. What do you want to call that?

[Tyler]

It was. He didn't on us for that was first time pretty nice. No, I mean he's mentioned us a lie never on us like those last like three videos we were in. But it, it, it was pretty accurate so. But everybody in the Patreon's already seen it.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That being said, the drama is gone. I don't want any more of it.

[Mike]

No, I don't either.

[Tyler]

I can.

[Mike]

That guest we had yesterday was top notch, dude.

[Tyler]

He was, he was pretty cool.

[Mike]

I was telling like my wife watched parts of it. If you guys have not seen yesterday's episode, his story and what he went through to get like living in his car and the. The struggles of growing up in a drug infested home and like immediately connected with that guy. Like that's a really good story. So you guys should check that out. If you haven't seen yesterday's episode with Michael d'. Angelo. Comedian, Marine. Marine Corps comedian. He's. He's really good story and really inspiring, you know, to watch somebody go through what he went through and be successful. No excuses, man. That dude shows you there's really no excuses.

[Tyler]

Yeah, if you want it, you can

[Mike]

be handed a whole podcast, man. There's no excuses, dude. You should be able to succeed.

[Tyler]

I tell people all the time, man. I can. I. If you want to eat, eat. If you don't sit around and watch everybody else eat, dude. So that being said, man, California, what is going on with Cali.

[Mike]

Drones are coming, right? Oh, I don't know if I feel bad about California.

[Tyler]

Thumbnail stuff. Thumbnail stuff. Iran threats. We're gonna bring on cc. Right now there's a big update right before we bring on Ryan on what is going on with oil, gas prices, California, everything.

[CC]

Yo, yo, what's going on, boys?

[Mike]

Get your pants ready.

[CC]

I got the pants on. I got the pants on. All right, we got a couple updates, boys. Real quick, did want to give a shout out to the boys. Dylan. Ja. Everybody in the chat. Efren, Mark. So GG's, everybody, appreciate the support. Always in the comments, boys. And Jedi's. Jedi's is the homie as well, so shouts out Jedi's. How do you guys want to play it? What we jumping into first?

[Tyler]

Maybe your microphone, man. First start.

[Mike]

Hello.

[Tyler]

It sounds like you're coming through your computer.

[Mike]

All right. My first day podcasting, too. I remember my first day

[CC]

Check. Now.

[Mike]

Hello. Hopefully you heard your name through that garbled junk, but now we heard.

[CC]

All right, can you guys hear me better now?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah.

[CC]

I guess stream yard doesn't save it.

[Mike]

8 Mike, is that a section 8 mic that was given to you because of your. Your situation?

[CC]

This mic was donated to me. It's gonna have lights flashing out of it now.

[Tyler]

All right, it's what's going on in Cali. First off, is this a credible threat from Iran, or is this just, like I said, thumbnail stuff for every podcaster in the world to be like, iran's gonna attack Cali.

[CC]

So, I mean, it's credible enough that the Cali. Cali police departments are putting out warnings. Not only Cali police departments are putting out warnings, but last night, the FBI did put out a mass shooting warning video, which was absolutely garbage, by the way. Worst video I've ever seen compared to

[Mike]

what the White House is putting out there right now. You know, they need to change their

[CC]

media team, but even the FBI is putting out, like, active shooter warning videos up, which I haven't seen them do in forever. And if the Cali Police Department is talking about it, you know, one might assume that there's some credibility here.

[Tyler]

But like I've been saying, what do they want people to do for a drone strike?

[CC]

If you just get under your table, you should be all right.

[Tyler]

If you pray to Allah, you'll. It'll miss you.

[Mike]

Yeah, there you go.

[Tyler]

So these big. What are they? What are they packing? I mean, I see all the pictures of the drones. They're kamikaze drones, which doesn't really make much sense to me because there's nobody flying them. So it's not a common cognitive pilot. It's just a drone that you're. They're crashing. But are they. What, what kind of, like, ordinance are they supposedly going to be packing for this big threat?

[CC]

They're going to be packed. If it is a drone, which I doubt, it's going to be a kamikaze drone. Although the original threat did say that they can reach the US Coastline on the west coast. But my theory is how the hell does that drone get from Iran to Cali and nobody notice? Shoot it down? Nothing. You fly over the wrong area. You know, let's say you fly over a military base. We got Pendleton. We got a bunch of bases over there. They're spinning a jet up. So I don't see that specific drone. And it packs around 10 pounds of ordinance. I don't think that's gonna come from Iran to hit us straight.

[Mike]

That's a long way, you know what I'm saying?

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, they said. What I saw was that the, the, the U. S. Coast guard that would usually be patrolling those waters unfunded. Unfunded, right. Now, if there's any time to slip in, I mean, don't. Are we funding dudes with radars that can go, holy, there's something out there.

[Mike]

I mean, bare minimum. Yeah.

[Dominic]

National security.

[Mike]

But any active patrols and anything we should be doing proactive patrols for criminals, drugs, drones, terrorists. Yeah, they're the. The democrats decided that stuff wasn't important, so it's unfunded.

[Tyler]

Interesting.

[CC]

Well, here's my thing, though, isn't. Isn't the coast guard. Because I'm not a coast guard guy, so neither are you. You guys. But I don't know. I don't know anybody who's at the coast guard. But my assumption would be that the coast guard is pretty much the same as the military, where it's like you're not getting paid, but you will.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they're there.

[CC]

You know what I'm saying?

[Mike]

Analysts or analysts. Aren't there any proactive stuff? Yeah, they're there. They're working. But, you know, like any human being, you got a mortgage, you got gas going up, you got bills, and all of a sudden you're like, yeah, I'm putting in my 9 to 5 out here on the rough seas looking for Iranian drones, and I ain't got no money. Like, I can't even go. I can't go to the 7 11, get some roller dogs and a C4 because you know, I'm broke in my. My F350 jacked outside just taking diesel. And you know I'm hurting. So anytime. I don't care how dedicated you are, when you're not getting paid, Are you on your A game? When you have to worry about your wife, kids, family, truck, all that stuff at home that's not being paid for.

[CC]

So are we jumping into the ocean to save this guy?

[Mike]

Yeah, maybe I'll take a life insurance payout here. My wife could pay off the truck and make sure the kids are okay because we're not getting paid. So anytime you're not getting paid, it's definitely. I can't imagine that in the back your head you're not a little worried about other things other than drones. So it sucks to see guys working for free.

[CC]

And then on top of that, too. Keep in mind that we've. They've done this to these people now three times in the last six months. So it's interruption after interruption after interruption. So whatever savings they had, if it wasn't nuked the first time, it's nuked by now for sure, which is really horrible.

[Mike]

How to throw up a GoFundMe.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. You. Speaking of the White House video, dude, did you guys see the last one they put out?

[CC]

They've been putting out so many. Put it up.

[Tyler]

I cannot believe that it's coming out from the White House.

[Mike]

You got it?

[Tyler]

I can find it.

[Mike]

I don't know. I've been busy.

[CC]

They've been putting up so many of them that. And they're just crazy. They're amazing. There's one that they did with. With. Are you talking about the ones with the bowling balls, Tyler?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Coming from the White House. The White House put out the chimpanzee one, too. That got a bunch of people upset. Right?

[CC]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Trump put that one out.

[Mike]

Yeah, that was him.

[Tyler]

Because it says the White House, Donald Trump underneath.

[Mike]

Well, it was on his. It was on his.

[Tyler]

I. I got it. Sometimes when I. Like when I do something like really. When I say something really mean to somebody, sometimes I'll leave anti hero out of it because I don't want to drag the. The.

[Mike]

The.

[Tyler]

The white skull. This is just me. Coming from me and me only. You're fat. All right, so what's going on with gas prices?

[CC]

All right, so gas prices are rising again. So I know we had talked about last time, they were going down a little bit, but now gas prices are going back up because of the increased conflict. But not only that they're putting mines right now in this shade of Hermuz. And this whole idea that people are talking about that the US is gonna give escorts to these ships, it's not possible. Our, our carriers are not built or equipped to give these carriers, oil tankers, escorts anywhere. And regardless of the fact the straighter her moves at its widest point, when one of these tankers are going through it are 3 meters on each side. Like, it's not even possible for us to go side by side with them if you wanted to. So it's not that we can't do it because we're, we're, you know, weak or whatever the case may be. It's just not the mission set for a strike group to give an escort to an oil tanker. It's not their thing.

[Tyler]

You know that, Mike.

[Dominic]

I didn't know that.

[Mike]

No, but I mean, it's just not possible. I saw today did Trump Trump's release. I saw. Hold on. I screenshotted it. It said,

[Tyler]

well, you got that, I got this. The bowling bowl video.

[Mike]

You gotta put that up.

[Nick]

Claim it a strike to claim it's nuts.

[Mike]

Dude's nuts. Absolutely nuts. Absolutely not soon.

[Tyler]

I mean, let me ask you this, let me ask you. When you see stuff like that, obviously Trump's on his last term. He's. He can't be president no more.

[Mike]

Allegedly. Allegedly.

[Tyler]

He's not a king.

[Mike]

Allegedly.

[Tyler]

Do you guys think that, that when a president does something like this, they just go, like when they're on their last term, they just go balls to the wall because that's what keeps the political machine going. Like, because I don't think Trump would have posted anything like this around being elected because you are going to lose so many people that voted for you with like, stuff like this. Like, I'm not pro war. You said we weren't going to war. And Trump's like, man, I guess we're going to war. So do you think that presidents do that just because. And then we can go even deeper, like, hey, now it's time for the country to have its little Democratic president. So Trump go nuts. Go nuts. Because this is going to force everybody to elect a more Democratic liberal president because of the next two or three years of these White House videos.

[Mike]

I don't, I mean, I don't know that he didn't go that hard in the first time. Man, he went pretty wild the first go round. I mean, yeah, he's got nothing to lose. But you could also make the argument if you don't want that Democrat Coming in. He's got to at least keep the Republican Party around, like, in the conversation. Yeah, but he's nuts, dude. Like those videos. What's funny about that is, like, even people that don't like him, they would troll people like that. So when they're like, oh, I can't. I'm like, bro, you would do the same. Dumb. You get on the basketball court talk. You get on Instagram talk. This guy does it. It's not professional, but you aren't either. Well, dude, it.

[Tyler]

Well, you would say the same thing about the police, right? You want them to be professional.

[Mike]

I don't care what he does, man.

[Tyler]

I just want to debate with Mike. I just watched him shut down in

[Mike]

real time in the entertainment business. Like, I think it's great. And, well, is this.

[Tyler]

Are you saying that's entertainment? Yeah, I like it because the Border Patrol is doing the same thing. They're hiring media people. Like you said, the FBI sucks at media right now. I guess. Yeah. Go out there making these hype videos with, like, Kid Rock, and you got the White House making this stuff. Like, I mean, if you saw every

[Mike]

police recruiting video and it was a bunch of. A bunch of dudes sitting around Destin's in Class A's, like, where her mission statement is to feed the community. Or if you saw canines biting people and dudes and our mean armored vehicles rolling around and SWAT guys go, I'd be like, well, I think I want to work it. Hopefully the new generation probably wants to sit at the table with the suits on and not do anything. The generation I came from and the real police, they want to see those hype videos with SWAT hit and canine and cars getting painted. And I'm gonna go. And the number one answer I give when anybody messages me, hey, man, where should I work? First thing I say is go their social media, the agency social media, and see what they're posting. If they're approaching 30 by 30 videos, and that ain't the one. If they're posting pits and SWAT takedowns, that's probably where you want to start. You still want to talk to guys that work there, but you probably want to start looking at that one. Here's what he wrote. Here's what Trump wrote about oil. President Trump has just ordered Department of Energy to release 172 million barrels, 5.4 billion gallons from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve per DOE. Trump is using reserve for what it's actually meant for preventing hostile nations from blackmailing us for with oil prices. So what do you Think about that cc. That's a good idea, right? Yeah.

[CC]

So not only are we doing that, but also other European nations are doing that and they're releasing another 400 million as well, which is unprecedented. So it's, it's a good start all around. He's also thinking about the Jones act to make. Reversing the Jones act, that's pretty much going to make it so that the imports are cheaper as well for oil. So that'll help us save at the pump. But right now the main thing that's hurting us isn't that Iran has the oil conflict per se, it's that companies are price gouging because of the oil deficit. Because as, and this is just a correction here in case anybody misunderstood, we don't buy oil from Iran.

[Tyler]

Who do we buy oil from?

[CC]

We buy oil from a lot of different countries.

[Mike]

Anybody have control? Any certain group of people have control. Some. That oil.

[CC]

He wants me to say it so bad.

[Tyler]

I have a question. So we're gonna borrow 5.4 billion gallons from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which I had no idea existed. How many gallons of oil does the Strategic Petroleum Reserve have?

[CC]

It's un. It's unclear numbers on that because usually they don't, they don't want to, they don't want to put that out there. That's one of those things. But the Strategic Oil Reserve is something that we've had forever. That's what Trump was wanted to buy oil from when oil was crazy low at $30,20 a barrel during COVID and the Democrats blocked them and then Biden used it for like almost five, six months to artificially lower the prices on oil. I don't know if you remember that. We've had that forever.

[Mike]

714 million barrels.

[Tyler]

714 million.

[Mike]

About.

[Tyler]

That's like a seventh of that. Maybe. Yeah. Maybe a third. Yes.

[Mike]

We got. No, it's definitely a seventh or lower. It's a third.

[Tyler]

714. This is almost 200.

[Mike]

Yep. So three, I'm trying to do it. Blackjack math. Like would I double down or would

[Dominic]

I split or would I hit that?

[Mike]

Like I would hit that if I don't gotta take an answer at 172 and I was trying to get to 700. I would hit.

[Tyler]

So is there anything, is there anything saying that. I know the government does whatever the hell it wants. I get that. But is there anything saying that the government is not allowed to gouge prices during a oil crisis?

[CC]

Well, it's not the government, it's the oil companies. The Oil companies are the ones who

[Tyler]

allowed to do that.

[Mike]

Well, there's rules about price gouging.

[CC]

There's rules, but I mean, big oil, right?

[Tyler]

You know what I mean?

[CC]

You know, because Donnie already went out and said we make money when oil is high. So it's like, do you give a. Do you not give a. Because the American families is losing a hundred dollars a week on the oil being at the price it is now with the pumps going up so high. That's the average American family. And 100 a week, man, is 100 a week. That's your roller dogs and C4s right there.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[CC]

And it's 400amonth.

[Mike]

Glad I got a hybrid. It's only 20 bucks a week for me.

[Tyler]

Somebody says Cali is shutting down two more refineries. What's a refinery?

[CC]

A refinery is where they. Where they process the oil to make gas and whatnot.

[Tyler]

Okay, oil refinery.

[CC]

Yep.

[Mike]

Where's California for Tyler? Is that a state or is that a country?

[CC]

It's next to Israel.

[Mike]

Yes. Yeah. Taxes. Right next to the tax. Tax office.

[CC]

We also got. We also got four drones that were stolen from fort Campbell in November. But don't worry, because the u. S. Army investigators are offering $5,000.

[Mike]

We have American drones stolen.

[Tyler]

Wait, what is this military base? Is this like some E4 mafia?

[CC]

Or are they like, oh, 100 mafia. 100.

[Dominic]

He knows where they're at.

[Mike]

You know GPS in them. Apparently not.

[CC]

And these aren't just like the regular drones either. These were the AI Drones, like the

[Mike]

new Gucci would be locked down, like arm to arm, walking across the place.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You guys don't have that video?

[Tyler]

No. Do you?

[Nick]

Yeah.

[CC]

I'll send to you.

[Mike]

Hold on. Aerosol. Aerosol operations are ceased. Everybody's walking shoulder to shoulder.

[Tyler]

When you lose a rifle, they shut down.

[Mike]

Yeah. There's a battery.

[CC]

Yeah, you lose. You lose the rifle or CCO or acog, and it's walls across America, baby.

[Mike]

I've been there three days, man, for a set of nods.

[CC]

That's a set of knots.

[Dominic]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[CC]

They'll shut it down for that. They'll shut the post down for some nods, but not four drones.

[Mike]

He's. When I was in too, man, we had one tube. It was a telescope. Put a light on the end of it, sire.

[Tyler]

I see the enemy. Hey, those aren't pano, Nazi. You ain't cool.

[Mike]

No, they're binoculars. Stole them from the sheriff's office.

[Tyler]

Binoculars.

[Mike]

They put my name on them and I kept them. When I checked out, it's not.

[Tyler]

It's not a sensitive item.

[CC]

It's not sensitive. It's not sensitive.

[Tyler]

You sending us something?

[Mike]

No. Yeah, I already checking his portfolio. Checking his oil. Oil stock. Oil's up.

[CC]

I'm Lewis. Where.

[Tyler]

I'll go. You get.

[Dominic]

He'll.

[Tyler]

I'll. I'll ask him to do something. He'll go, okay. And then I'll have to be like, lewis, did you do that?

[Mike]

No. He's like, in a minute.

[Tyler]

He's like, I'll do it later.

[Mike]

I will point out that Lewis called his own malfunction today.

[Dominic]

He's self.

[Mike]

He's self malfunction. Test.

[Tyler]

Self awareness.

[Mike]

He was like, I did ask him to do something. The mouth started going crazy. I said, lewis, are you doing. He said, I'm having a malfunction.

[Ryan]

All right,

[CC]

the group chat. And I also. I'm sending it right now on anti hero. Just faster than group chat.

[Tyler]

All right, Test. I got the word test from you.

[CC]

Yeah, should be coming through. I'm just trying to force send it.

[Mike]

Coming through, coming through.

[Tyler]

Never mind.

[Mike]

I get in trouble for singing.

[CC]

Oh, and also, Mandani hosted. He hosted instead of the two star police chief that ran at a bomb.

[Mike]

And they did a prayer in the whole thing.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Mike]

Muslim prayer.

[Tyler]

That's got to be somewhere.

[CC]

We're doing Muslim prayers in Gracie Mansion, boys.

[Mike]

Yes, I saw that.

[CC]

They forgot about it.

[Mike]

What service you have, man?

[CC]

They forgot about 911, 101.

[Mike]

I still don't see a message.

[CC]

I got the Obama phone.

[Tyler]

All right, I'm pulling it up now.

[Mike]

I would sing, but.

[Tyler]

Why would you sing?

[Mike]

Because to kill time.

[Tyler]

Thinking makes killing time more obvious.

[Mike]

Oh, we're not killing time here. We're ready.

[CC]

There you go. Looks like it came through on the answer here already.

[Tyler]

All right, bruh.

[Mike]

There's no pork in there, I guess. No barbecue.

[CC]

They got a dog bowl that they're passing out. I don't know what the.

[Tyler]

In doggy treats.

[CC]

They're passing out doggy treats to the Muslims in Greece.

[Tyler]

Muslim treats.

[CC]

So that's. That's him throwing up his isis. His little ISIS hand sign over there. That's, I guess, the thing that ISIS does. And also very important to know that kid's family has a portfolio of over $6 million in just houses in upstate Pennsylvania.

[Tyler]

It just goes to show you, there's no, like, rhyme or reason. There's no environment. There's no, like, this kid had family wealth.

[CC]

Yes.

[Tyler]

And Islamic terrorism is so influential and Islam is so violent that it converts people that have no Background in violence. I mean, I'd imagine this kid outside of just regular kid had a regular kid, like rich kid.

[Dominic]

He had a rich kid life.

[Mike]

Yeah. I can't sing the song.

[CC]

Whoever put that song there.

[Tyler]

What'd you say?

[Mike]

That song's pretty good. He said whoever put the song there, bro.

[CC]

Whoever put that song there is goated. That song was so hard in that video.

[Mike]

But yeah, rich throwing bombs for Islam. It's insane in New York.

[Tyler]

It's a peaceful religion, Mike.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Dominic]

There is a five thousand dollar reward to figure out who stole several drones from Fort Campbell. The army's criminal investigation division shared photos

[Tyler]

of these two men. I did see this. I saw the kidding for army p. T. Shirt.

[Dominic]

Legally went into a building at the army base last night.

[Mike]

Scary headline that we can't identify.

[CC]

They have no clue.

[Dominic]

Two different vehicles. A light colored sedan and a dark colored pickup truck. If you recognize either vehicle or the suspects, you should contact for Campbell this hour. There is a fight.

[Mike]

These are the guys that are raiden. Raiden nations, huh? They can't find out who stole two drones.

[CC]

First off, air assault for Campbell, right? This is not like a base in the middle of nowhere for Campbell. The best we have is light colored sedan.

[Mike]

Yeah, you would think. All over.

[Tyler]

Well, now there will be. All right, C.C. we'll hit you back up later. I'm sure something will be breaking in the next hour, hour and a half.

[Mike]

I might need you tomorrow anyway, so we'll talk.

[CC]

I'll be in the background, boys. I'll let you know if anything pops off.

[Tyler]

All right, later, man. And now we have you getting excited. A he doesn't like the. He likes a marine communist or a communist Marine Ryan Miller.

[Mike]

He's not the.

[Tyler]

No, not the A. That's his pronouns.

[Mike]

I got a shirt on. I wear a shirt today just for you.

[Tyler]

What's it say? I can't even.

[Mike]

I still likely getting bad testosterone. My LGBT shirt.

[Tyler]

You're missing a couple letters on there, man. Ryan, can you hear us? Okay?

[Ryan]

Loud and clear. Can you hear me?

[Mike]

Yep.

[Tyler]

Gotcha.

[Ryan]

Fantastic.

[Tyler]

What's your hat say? Today you are on natively.

[Mike]

I will say his. He keeps up with the style. You're always. The style is impeccable.

[Ryan]

Thank you so much. And I also want to say Ramadan Kareem to all my Islamic comrades around the world.

[Tyler]

What the hell is Ramadan?

[Mike]

It's like.

[Ryan]

Is that like a holy month of prayer and fasting?

[Tyler]

They don't. They pray five times a day. They need a whole month for it. Too.

[Mike]

They picked Women's Month too. Oh, they're like women.

[Ryan]

Maybe you've never heard of Lent.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, Ryan, let me ask you this. Muslims, the way they treat women, do you agree with that?

[Ryan]

I think that in a patriarchal nation like the United States where women I think are victims of police domestic violence, I think we need to kind of look at our own practices. And there's a great article that I definitely encourage folks to read called the urgency of anti imperialist feminism. But really, who reads anymore, right?

[Tyler]

That's a bear. I don't read very much at all. But I mean, at the end of the day, can you answer my question? Do you think, do you agree with the way Muslims treat their women on their land?

[Ryan]

I think I'm a big fan of looking at our own backyard first before condemning the actions of others. And so until, like women have autonomy over their bodies in the United States, I think we don't have any room to argue. And also, like, you know, how does America treat Muslim women if we're going to talk about the 180 elementary school age children that were triple tapped by an AI assisted tomahawk in Iran just

[Mike]

a few days ago. Yeah. It's not true.

[Tyler]

It's not true.

[Mike]

Excuse me, Trump is not. That has not been confirmed. That's, that's, that's fabricated evidence. You have no evidence to prove that.

[Ryan]

Oh, now say allegedly.

[Mike]

No, no. You know what happened? You as a communist in California have no idea who, whose missile hit that you're going off your version of the story. And I find it interesting, your take on women because you made a comment that I was going to talk about.

[Tyler]

Well, I, I guess I'm not, I was gonna ask a third time, but

[Mike]

I just, I think, you know, here he's not gonna answer. He's not gonna answer my question either.

[Nick]

But.

[Mike]

So you do care about women. Because I noticed there was a comment thread on the last reel where a woman was arguing with a man and she made a statement about women being oppressed like blacks. And you had a, you've made fun of it and you know, women were legally raped by their husband into like the 1990s. I think they finally won that. That seems very oppressed. Yeah, legally. And then in the state of North Carolina up until 2016, women could not withdraw consent from sex once it started. There was U. S versus Way. That was a ruling by the Supreme Court that said once you start, you can't stop. And you made the statement, like laughed about the fact that A woman said she was oppressed similar to blacks or like blacks and you thought that was funny. So I find it strange you're. You're jumping in the help to women now. But your statements are kind of misleading when it comes to women who were legally raped up until like recently. And, and how do you feel about that?

[Ryan]

I think it's consistent that white women will choose some sort of false equivalency with black folks in the United States of America.

[Mike]

So what I take from that is you are you love black people. White people can do no good. Everything that happens to a white person is their fault, and everything that happens to a black person is a white person's fault. Is that accurate?

[Ryan]

No, what I'm saying is that this commenter offered a false equivalency.

[Mike]

It's false that women were legally raped while blacks could vote before women. Blacks had a lot of rights that more than women did. But to say that they're oppressed similar to blacks when they were legally raped by their husbands and legally could not withdraw consent of sex. But legally. And they were considered. You started, you finished. You think that's a false equivalency to say that they were oppressed similar. They were legally raped.

[Tyler]

Hey, they used to start. Finish too. No matter what.

[Ryan]

I agree that the United States is a patriarchal nation that subjects women to tremendous violence. Absolutely agree with that. Do I think that's equivalent to chattel slavery in the United States?

[CC]

Absolutely.

[Tyler]

Okay, hold on.

[Mike]

Slavery was 400 years ago. Women were legally raped not 20 years ago, 30 years ago. You think that that is less important, the fact that more recent women were legally raped by their husbands and could not withdraw consent from sex once they started?

[Tyler]

Is that what.

[Dominic]

Stop.

[Tyler]

Second part is that that's with anybody.

[Mike]

No, anybody.

[Nick]

Any.

[Mike]

Any human being that started having sex with a woman could not withdraw consent with. It was not considered rape. You think that that is not more oppressed than blacks have been? That was something that occurred hundreds of years ago,

[Ryan]

if it finished hundreds of years ago. But if you'll notice, the 13th Amendment that abolished slavery included an exception unless convicted of a crime. In California, where I'm calling in from just maybe two years ago or less than two years ago, failed to outlaw prison slavery. So today there are more slaves in the United States than there ever has been. And we all know what the population of prisons look like because they're in prison.

[CC]

Absolutely.

[Mike]

Yes. And it has nothing to do with crime. They didn't commit a crime to get to prison.

[Ryan]

What are the social conditions that Lead

[Mike]

to street crime choices by people.

[Tyler]

I think that you guys, you guys have already debated this part. Yeah, well, okay.

[Mike]

I was just, I was just curious. You made, you basically made light of like. And I know I. From what I'm gathering, this is my, my.

[Tyler]

You.

[Mike]

If your world was perfect, Black men is the number one thing in your world, and white women are probably last in your world. And that, that's my opinion because you, you, you prefer to talk about black men as if they can do no wrong to everything that happened to them is somebody else's fault. And you were kind of blowing off the fact that a woman you were talking with, the women in the comments said that I was legally raped not 20 years ago. And you kind of made a mockery of it with the emoji, like, ah, whatever. You're not, you're not as oppressed. So that, that's my opinion. I don't know. But if I were, if I were going to take a poll, that would be my two things that I see you Black men, perfect. White women get raped.

[Tyler]

Your honor, I represent Ryan P. Miller in the court. We object. Apples, oranges. Apples to oranges.

[Ryan]

Your honor, can I offer a similar observation? Because one of the commenters. Hello, everyone. Used the N word with a hard R on it. And I just want to get there.

[Tyler]

Which one?

[Ryan]

It's called, I think, Pride Assassin with a one in there. And if there's the same. Excuse me, can I like. It would be great if I could just finish my thought and I think your editor might appreciate it also.

[Mike]

That's me. Cool.

[Ryan]

You're doing a great job and I appreciate how you like, captured my non verbal expressions also. So what I will. I have a question.

[CC]

Right?

[Ryan]

My question is, would I believe the same white woman offered this emoji? Kind of like, I don't know this often. It's maybe like an Italian gesture to the person that used the N word with a hard R in the comment section. Some derivative of Pride Assassin. So I want to ask that same white woman, what was her intention with this emoji? Was it admonishment or encouragement of this person using the N word with a hard R in your comment section?

[Tyler]

Okay, first off, guys, no hard Rs. You'll get us kicked. That's. We've talked about that. We can post rap lyrics with an a. No hard Rs.

[Mike]

He says no.

[Tyler]

Well, real quick, Ryan, was it in Instagram or was it in here right now?

[Ryan]

It was Instagram.

[Tyler]

Okay. All right, guys, no hard Rs. Sorry about that, Ryan, that's. That's our bad. We'd have to pee. Pee slap the 99 for that one. But, but.

[Mike]

So you're comparing the use of a word to rape. A use of a word can be as. As bad as rape.

[Tyler]

Rape with a hard R. Yeah, rape.

[Mike]

A woman being absolutely mutilated by another human being. You're saying that emoji compared to a word is equal to you mocking rape.

[Ryan]

So one thing to understand is, like, the early stages of feminism, like suffragettes and all that, intentionally left behind black and brown women. So what I am saying is that I am not surprised that a white woman will falsely offer this equivalency, that they are equally as oppressed to black folks in the United States. In the context of this same white woman using some ambiguous gesture to acknowledge someone that used an N word with a hard R in your comment section, I wonder.

[Mike]

So if I call somebody something and then I rape somebody, calling them something is just as bad as if I said I'm gonna rape you, and then I leave and I act, but then I actually do it. You're saying that it's a word. A word can be as harmful as an act.

[Ryan]

Not what I'm saying at all. And these offerings of false equivalencies seem to be common.

[Mike]

Okay, because I'm just confused.

[Tyler]

You.

[Mike]

You're saying that somebody using an emoji negates the fact that if they can be raped, like, I. I just find it, and again, I'm back to work. Words like word. How can a. Like a word? Like, there's nothing you can say to me. It's going to hurt my feelings that bad. Nothing. You can say anything you want. If you do something to me, though, physically, that's gonna hurt. That's probably gonna hurt my feelings. So I don't understand. Like, I get it. I get. I looked at your website pretty thoroughly. You. You lean towards black men and. And women are low on your list. That's my opinion, and I'm going to stand by that. You don't mention women. You don't say much about women.

[Tyler]

Is that true, Ryan?

[Mike]

You don't. If you look at his page, he does.

[Tyler]

I got it. I'm pulling it up.

[Ryan]

Hey, listen, it's not true. And I'm glad that you, like, create these, you know, creative sort of, you know.

[Mike]

Oh, and I'm looking at the comment you're talking. Hold on, let me finish, because I'm looking at it. They did mention that person, but in no context is the N word anywhere in the screenshot of any of that part of the conversation, there's just another statement he makes, and then she adds that person with that.

[Dominic]

So what?

[Mike]

That's like somebody said something three hours ago, and you're connecting it to that part of the conversation that's completely not in that context. You've again spun the narrative out of context. I have the screenshot.

[Tyler]

I disagree. I disagree.

[Mike]

Nowhere in this part is the N word visible where that emoji is used. It actually responds to somebody saying, okay, and then it's. The emoji is the next thing in the statement. So that's. That's a stretch, dude. That's. That's even stretch for you. I'll put it up. I'm gonna put it up later because you can't get away. You don't answer questions and you can't. That stretch is like. That is like. That's a stretch I've ever seen.

[Tyler]

You looked at compassionate veterans, Mike?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Okay. I'm, I'm tracking. I'm tracking eight women in the picture.

[Mike]

But if you look at who he. Who he wants to look at, who he wants to help.

[Ryan]

What a curious analysis. And I really appreciate the creativity that you're offering. And like, please lurk my page harder so you can, you know, I, I

[Mike]

appreciate the creed that you took an emoji used nowhere near the nword and somehow connected it. That is. That is some next level manipulation. That's good.

[Ryan]

Maybe you'll notice that I offered my observation in the form of a question.

[Tyler]

You always do that, Ryan.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dominic]

You don't. And you don't answer.

[Mike]

You have not answered a question to this day. You have not answered a question on our show. And I think, well, it's also hard

[Ryan]

to answer a question when I'm like, frequently interrupted, so I'll just wait.

[Mike]

Well, let's go back to, like three weeks ago and ask you about Somalian fraud in Minneapolis. You had three weeks. You still haven't answered that. You just blamed white people.

[Ryan]

Has there been any convictions in that case?

[Mike]

No. But it happened, right or no.

[Tyler]

Okay, I have a question, Ryan. If there, if there was convictions, would you acknowledge the court of law or would you just say this is a patriarchal monster of a country and they. We shouldn't trust it anyways? Like, would you acknowledge, like, okay, they must have done bad, they must have done wrong, or would you not even acknowledge it even if there was a conviction?

[Ryan]

I think that the criminal injustice system has fundamental flaws, and I'll just reserve my opinion until the evidence is presented and I have a chance to consider it.

[Mike]

If your family was injured or would you feel the same way if somebody assaulted your family? You would think that criminal justice system is flawed and that their investigation into your allegations and your family is probably biased and crooked.

[Nick]

It.

[Ryan]

This is what abolitionism agrees with.

[Nick]

Yes.

[Mike]

Okay. So even you as a. Okay. I don't pray any bad things to happen to you. I pray you live the rest of your life in harmony and nothing bad ever happens to your family. I really do. But in the event it does, I hope you get to see a different side of law enforcement and look. See what it's like for young men and women to do above and beyond work to make sure your family gets justice. I hope you get to see it. I. I don't though. I don't. I hope you maybe see it as from somebody else's perspective. I don't wish anything negative to you and your family. But when it does happen to somebody, there are good men and women that absolutely go above and beyond to help and make sure justice, whatever that looks like. I know we use. I'll use quotes around justice. That justice is served.

[Tyler]

And Ryan, you watched the last 30 minutes. What, what is your take on everything we said before you came on?

[Ryan]

I'm not surprised that energy company corporations are price gouging the American consumer for oil.

[Tyler]

Me neither. Things we agree on.

[Ryan]

It's remarkable that, you know, Venezuela or Iran, all of these morally bankrupt interventions and occupations don't result in cheap gas.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

But instead they result in record energy company profits and public CEO salaries.

[Mike]

Excuse me.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's true. What do you think we should do about the. This US oil reserve that we have where we're pulling from it? We have 117 million gallons of oil in our reserve. I don't know what the reserve is for. I'm assuming it's for like a real crisis. Like a real crisis. Not, not a government made war crisis, but like a real crisis. Like our grid goes out across the country. I'm assuming that that's like where. That's what oilers are for. What do you think about us tapping into that and us even having one? And whose authority is it that we use it when we don't use it?

[Ryan]

I agree. I seem to agree that it feels reckless that these should be saved for emergencies here on the home front. So I think it's fairly concerning. I think we also have to invest more into renewable energies, Wind, solar, even safe nuclear.

[Mike]

Okay, you're going to bring Nick One before we bring Nick And I just want to show those. I don't want anybody to think of fabricating anything. So I want to bring up two things real quick. One is the comment section. Where there's the comment, there's the emoji.

[Tyler]

What was this in reference to?

[Mike]

There was a back and forth bickering, but there's no mention of the N word anywhere in that shot. And that emoji of that, just acknowledging Pride Assassin was connected to the N word somehow. I don't know where. That's a. That's a stretch. So I wanted to point that out. That's fact. And then under his website, he talks about his ideal client. And if you want to read that, my ideal client is a man, CIS or trans, or someone wrestling with masculinity after trauma and justice, or serving on a veteran. You know, get on. Read all that. That's a pop for you. There's a number. And how to get a hold of Ryan if you need any counsel.

[Tyler]

What's a sis?

[Mike]

Ask him.

[Tyler]

Ryan, what's a cis?

[Ryan]

Cisgender means that you identify by the gender that you were assigned at birth.

[Tyler]

Like so. Like an actual human.

[Mike]

Like normal.

[Tyler]

Like normal. Why do we have to have a name for that?

[Ryan]

I was a regular male at birth. I was assigned male at birth, and I identify as a male, so that would make me cisgendered.

[Tyler]

Okay. Or just a male. I know, I know. I'm just. We're not. There's things that we're never going to agree on.

[Ryan]

I mean, if I can give just a little bit of background on that.

[Mike]

Right.

[Ryan]

Because the gender binary is an outcome of colonialism, Civilizations around the globe operate beyond a gender binary. In the Philippines, for example, it's known as Babaylan. In here on Turtle island. In the United States, it's known as Two Spirit. Mexico also has their own third gender. This is an important thing to understand, that transphobia is an outcome of colonialism.

[Tyler]

Okay, we're gonna bring on another correspondent. His name, we call him G Money. He's the most American man in the world. And you guys, I guess, commented on the. And you commented together in one of the Instagram posts. I'm not sure. Nick, can you hear us?

[Nick]

Yeah. Can you hear me?

[Tyler]

I can hear you, bud.

[Ryan]

Okay, Nick, are you wearing sunglasses so that we don't read you see you reading an AI prompt.

[Nick]

I don't need an AI prompt. So let's get this started. You couldn't mind your own business? You called me a fat racist on a post. I had nothing to do with you. Right. You brought me into it. But you're such a compassionate person that you had to just start off this relationship with insults, right? Correct.

[Ryan]

Would you mind rocking the. Taking off your sunglasses so you can notice that you're not reading?

[Nick]

Nope, nope.

[Ryan]

Of course not.

[Nick]

Did I read that? I'm able to answer questions and not deflect with your propaganda. All your talking points. Two spirit. That's by the way, if you really look into it. It's all nonsense, dude. And you're a communist, right?

[Dominic]

Yes.

[Nick]

Right. Okay. How'd that come about?

[Ryan]

Reading?

[Tyler]

Reading, yeah.

[Ryan]

What was the last thing you read?

[Nick]

What? What'd you read?

[Ryan]

I've read a lot. My page is full of books. Go ahead and check it out.

[Nick]

Pretty impressive, dude. So, like, what. What'd you read? Did you read Karl Marx?

[Ryan]

I've read some marks, sure.

[Nick]

Just, just. Are you a proletariat or a brugoisie? Which one are you?

[Ryan]

I'm a working class proletariat. Yeah.

[Nick]

Oh, okay. All right. That's great. So what steps of communism are you on right now? Is it democratic socialism? What are you. Are you full commie? Where are.

[Ryan]

I would say along the spectrum of full commie, full communist.

[Nick]

And yet. And yet you're still proud to be a. You United States Marine Corps vet and you proudly show off your uniform, right? See, I don't exactly make something I'm proud. I'd have a lot more respect for you if you disavow your uniform instead of trying to grift off of it. But it's hard to grift off the uniform if you just get rid of it, Right? Right. Stand on your.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[CC]

All right.

[Tyler]

Go ahead.

[Dominic]

Go ahead.

[Ryan]

Ryan, maybe you haven't. Maybe you haven't heard of a whole heritage of veterans leveraging their uniforms and their identities towards struggling for social change.

[Nick]

A real communist with disavows uniform. But you can't make money off of that, can you?

[Ryan]

What money am I making?

[Nick]

Because you're a grifter. Just go look at your gofundme. Right. Go look at your gofundme.

[Tyler]

Is that a gofundme for your non profit or is that a gofundme for you? I didn't see one. I didn't know one existed.

[Ryan]

There was not a gofundme. It's a Give Butter account that generated funds to file for a nonprofit. Absolutely.

[CC]

Nice.

[Tyler]

You needed money. You needed money for your nonprofit to start it. I'm assuming. I'm is. Does it cost money to start a nonprofit? Like it does an LLC. It costs about 500 bucks.

[Ryan]

It does?

[CC]

Yes.

[Ryan]

Hey, I just want to say for the record, I'm so glad to be in opposition with a character like G Money who is reading off a teleprompter with cheap sunglasses on.

[Nick]

Cheap.

[Ryan]

And he. He might be fat races.

[Nick]

And you can see off the mirror, there's nothing to read off of. How am I reading a time?

[Ryan]

That chain is real too, right? Those chains are real too, huh?

[Nick]

That's right. Dude, you want to get a diamond tester?

[Ryan]

I bet that shirt was made in China, too, my friend.

[Nick]

Now it's made in America. You can check out the brand. Sure, right. But that's good, though. They're a communist country, right? Is that up your alley? Right, Right. You love that. You ever heard of Uyghurs? You know about the Uyghurs, right? Sure. Right. They're enslaved. But it's funny. You find that funny? I, a compassionate person such as yourself, just laughed at the Uyghurs who are enslaved class in China. But it's funny to you. You're just a hypocrite, dude. Communists, a bunch of. You're a grifter. I can laugh, dude. Have fun. But I got real morals, dude. Look at you. I guarantee I could look in your house. Are you on your iPhone? On your capitalist iPhone? Using one of them right now? And you got some Apple earbuds, too, right? You're a hell of a communist, my friend. Hypocrite. So you're a disgrace.

[Tyler]

All right, Nick.

[Nick]

You really are. Why the are you still here? This country's so great, people like you hate it so much you refuse to leave. It's how great this country is.

[Mike]

All right, let him talk. Let him talk.

[Nick]

Good.

[Mike]

He's our guest. We have to let him talk. Good, Ryan.

[Nick]

Him. He's no guess.

[Mike]

He is a guest.

[Nick]

Let him call me a piece of.

[Mike]

All right, eat your hot dog.

[Tyler]

Eat your hot dog, Nick.

[Ryan]

I wish that I had the ability to misinform, you know, courage as you have no reckless.

[Nick]

You have no courage.

[Tyler]

You gotta let him talk. He's gonna stop every time you talk over him.

[Ryan]

What I will say is this. Let's not miss.

[Mike]

You guys need a show. You guys need your own show.

[Tyler]

Go ahead. I'll produce it.

[Mike]

All right, let him talk, Nick. Go ahead. Give him. Give him a good minute, man. You've said a lot. Go ahead. Go ahead, Ryan.

[Ryan]

I wish that I can confuse recklessly insulting strangers from the safety of the Internet.

[Nick]

I'll stay in your face

[Ryan]

so Glad you brought G money on, guys.

[Mike]

Great work.

[CC]

We had to.

[Mike]

We had to. I mean, he did call him a fat racist. He's. He should get a chance at least that he still.

[Ryan]

That hasn't been disproven.

[Mike]

We've. We've muted him. So. Go ahead, go ahead. He's muted.

[Ryan]

I really don't even know what to respond to at this stage.

[Tyler]

What do you think about

[CC]

what I

[Ryan]

will say is this. Americans have no credible platform to stand on in terms of concern for the Muslim world. Let's just really be honest with ourselves. The iPhone, these AirPods were made by workers, right? Working class human beings manufacture things. The Internet that we are communicating through was created as a public project. Maybe you've heard of darpa, right?

[Tyler]

So these.

[Ryan]

There are state level public projects that do create technological innovations and consumer products are made by workers.

[Mike]

But you're. You're discounting the fact that. I mean, aren't they slaves in China? I mean, it's pretty bad. I don't know how you're gonna do.

[Ryan]

There's slaves in the United States.

[Mike]

Specifically about Chinese.

[Tyler]

But it's legal in China. It's not. We don't have slaves in the United States. What slaves do we have in the United States?

[Mike]

We don't. He said.

[Tyler]

Are you talking about like the ghetto and people that aren't as. Aren't as like wealthy or something? We don't have slaves in the United States.

[Ryan]

I'm talking about prison labor.

[Tyler]

Well, they're. They're working off their sentence for pennies, but they're still working on. And it's a choice.

[Mike]

They don't have to. They don't have to. You can sit in their cell.

[Ryan]

I love that we're bringing up all these choices, right? As if we all have the same access to the same quality and quantity

[Tyler]

of choices in this country.

[Nick]

We do.

[Tyler]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

Hold on.

[Tyler]

Nick, you gotta stop. Just give me one second. Communist China has legal slaves. Communist China has legal slaves. And I asked you, you're a communist and they have legal slavery. And your whole front here is how slavery was so bad and slavery is bad. And we say, well, how do you think about communist China having slaves? And there's no slaves here. And you go, well, there's prison labor. Like, how does that make sense?

[Ryan]

I'd encourage you to read the New Jim Crow. Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

[Mike]

Everything about a.

[Nick]

Maybe you should get notes and read off the screen. I don't need to. But you should, because you can't answer a question. You dance around it. Right.

[Ryan]

Something tells me you can't dance. I bet you can't.

[Nick]

I'm doing it right now.

[Mike]

All right. I think we've hit the max production

[Nick]

level right now than any other point in this time in history. And this is what the United States.

[Ryan]

I agree with you.

[Nick]

In the world, dude. In the world.

[Ryan]

I agree.

[Nick]

Right.

[Ryan]

And they're mostly right here in the

[Nick]

comfort of your home, on your slave made ear pods, on your Apple iPhone. And you're a hypocrite. Stand on your business if you're gonna do it. If you're gonna be a commie, be a full commie.

[Tyler]

All right, Nick, we're gonna bring you back. We're gonna bring you back in two minutes, bud.

[Nick]

All right? Yeah.

[Mike]

I will say I give Ryan credit for you. You, you, you, you stand your ground. I'll give you that.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And we want to.

[Mike]

You're in a very hostile environment, and it's. I, I, I, I don't agree with anything you say, but I, I appreciate you standing your ground and coming on and doing what you do.

[Ryan]

Hey, and I want to thank you for bringing up that Instagram comment thread to clarify what, you know, that gesture was. Since I blocked that person, I didn't really have that context. And so I understand. And she was. And it was inappropriate for her. Him to describe her as a.

[Tyler]

Right.

[CC]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

So thank you for clarifying and, you know, also thank you for acknowledging the, like, hostility. I do have fear coming into this. I often don't sleep too well the night before.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

This I want you to, like, like, obviously there has to be discussion and, and again, not agreeing with somebody, but it's never, I'm not gonna, like, I don't wish violence. I said no violence. We're good to talk about it. And from our perspective, you were getting to go look at this crazy comment. You're getting to go look at these crazy white dudes, all the people that you support. So if somebody's getting something out of it, it's discussion. I don't want you to ever feel like, like, I don't wish anything bad to happen to you. I don't wish any harm to you. I, I surely don't. It's a good discussion.

[Ryan]

And also with you. Yo, thank you. Thank you for bringing on the caricature spectacle of Nick. I'm so glad to be an opposite.

[Mike]

Unfortunately, he's not a character that's pretty much full 247 right there. I think even alone at home, I think he's in that character at all times.

[Ryan]

I am not surprised that he's alone at home probably more often than he'd like.

[Mike]

He's got a curveball to throw you, but I'm gonna let him throw it when he wants to. I'm not gonna spill the beans.

[Tyler]

Maybe next.

[Ryan]

He is a curveball.

[CC]

He is.

[Ryan]

He is a cornball, too.

[Mike]

We appreciate it, Ryan. Thank you so much for coming on, man.

[Ryan]

We'll see you next, love, gentlemen.

[CC]

All right. All right.

[Tyler]

You're back, Nick.

[Nick]

Go suck a dick, Ryan, you ass. Typical communist. He couldn't even answer a straight question. Where the.

[Tyler]

Is that something in the thing?

[CC]

Can you put.

[Tyler]

Next time. Can you put, like, an AT symbol,

[Mike]

like a C K, please?

[Tyler]

All right, my bad. It's okay. Well, I was gonna ask him. I'll ask him next week. I was gonna say we ran out of time. I want to be like, ryan, have you ever, like, apologized for anything in your life? Have you ever gotten anything wrong?

[Nick]

Wrong?

[Mike]

I admit he got the military service wrong, apparently.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Dude, he just accused someone. He accused someone of using a hard R, right? And it. And it didn't happen, apparently, Correct?

[Mike]

Well, they accused someone of. Of praising the hard R, and then I showed him that it didn't happen. Oh, that's what you.

[Dominic]

I got lost.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So he basically was trying to say that the person responded to the nword as if they were like, it was good. And I said, no, here's the context. It wasn't. And then he. He admitted he was out there.

[Tyler]

I thought he said pride Assassin said it.

[Mike]

I think he did, but he was saying that this response was to the N word, and it wasn't. It was down in the comment thread, way down, where he said something else. So he tried to tie it up.

[Nick]

Someone's life could ruin someone's life.

[Tyler]

Somebody write the word.

[Mike]

I don't have to go back and load, probably. If you dealt with pride. Yeah, he definitely. I don't put it. I don't think that it would have been allowed to stay in the comment section. Maybe they insinuated.

[Tyler]

I think they. I don't think AI would have. Would allowed that. But he did say he said it. And what Nick is saying is that that could ruin someone's life if you're just throwing that around.

[Mike]

I agree.

[Tyler]

Tyler went around, said the nword and everybody be like, why is this Tyler? But no, I'm just kidding.

[Mike]

I wonder if he could do better. CC made a good comment. I wonder if he gets military backs, if he gets any VA. Benefits. He's contradicting his entire argument.

[Nick]

100.

[Tyler]

Do you think he'd tell us the truth if he was?

[Mike]

I don't know.

[Nick]

No. He's contradicting his argument.

[Mike]

I would confirm. There's no hard R in the thread. So he made that part up too.

[Nick]

That's what they do. They lie. It's all. Dude. There's a.

[Mike]

Drinking a beer and eating a hot dog during that conversation.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Nick]

I did. Dude.

[Mike]

American is a ghost.

[Nick]

American beer.

[Tyler]

Hey. You got an rv, Nick.

[Nick]

I killed that pbr.

[Mike]

Man. As real as it gets.

[Tyler]

You do make me want to listen to some freebird. Dude.

[Nick]

Hogan. Real American beer. Baby. You're.

[Tyler]

You're real. Your first real is climbing. I think at like. It's like 20. 000 shares. It's that on Instagram. 10,000 shares.

[Mike]

You're getting rookie numbers. But you're getting there.

[Tyler]

It's doing well.

[Nick]

What are you gonna do? Man?

[Tyler]

Get the break.

[Mike]

Don't we.

[Tyler]

For a little bit longer.

[Mike]

Let him cook.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

What else you got?

[Nick]

You clip this the right way of me killing that beer and that commie's face. That'll go viral too. Work your magic.

[Mike]

I didn't. I didn't spill the beans. I know you gotta. I know you got a curveball for Ryan. At some point you want to tell him about your life. But I didn't say it him.

[Nick]

Dude. He don't deserve it.

[Tyler]

I'll tell.

[Nick]

I'll tell the people in the chat though.

[Tyler]

You know?

[Nick]

If I'm. If I'm a racist, I'm doing it wrong. I got a biracial daughter. I married a. I'm not a white woman.

[Ryan]

Easy. Easy.

[Mike]

I married a. Does that automatically give you the card if you marry another?

[Nick]

That's what it is. Man.

[Tyler]

That's.

[Mike]

Why.

[Tyler]

Are you divorced yet? Are you? Yeah.

[Nick]

Yeah. I'm divorced. Not divorced. But yeah.

[Mike]

Does the card come in the.

[CC]

In the.

[Mike]

In the divorce?

[Nick]

I don't need it. Dude.

[Mike]

And. And you can say this word.

[Nick]

I'm not that type of guy. Dude. I don't need to say that or go around like that. I stand up for people in the underdog. You know what I mean? Did we lose Mike?

[Mike]

No. I'm here.

[Nick]

No.

[Tyler]

It's me.

[Nick]

Okay.

[Tyler]

What's wrong? What's wrong with me?

[Mike]

Lewis is doing the cameras.

[Tyler]

You're doing fine.

[Nick]

You're the throat goat.

[Mike]

Somebody said wash the shirt. They're wondering if you're washing that shirt.

[Tyler]

No. Don't wash it.

[Nick]

It's a second. I have multiple shirts I didn't wear this shirt last time.

[Tyler]

When G Money. When G Money is the biggest influencer in America, he'll be able. He'll be able to auction that shirt off smelling.

[Mike]

Autographed.

[Tyler]

Autographed, right up on the wood panel. Give it to charity. Send it to Ryan so he can eat breakfast. Whatever you want to do.

[Mike]

Honey pot. What is this website? Stir the pot. Honey pot, honey feet. What is it?

[Tyler]

What.

[Mike]

What is his website compassionate or.

[Nick]

Compassionate or some donations.

[Mike]

You don't use GoFundMe? GoFundMe is probably too American for him. He uses, like, a different one.

[Nick]

Yeah, it's funny, dude, right? He's a communist, but he's got to go fund me. They're walking contradictions, dude. Every. Every accusation is a confession with those people.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And, I mean, I. As soon as he came on, I. I hit it right with the whole. You are using an iPhone right now. Like his first episode ever. And he didn't answer it. But. Yeah, he doesn't really. He doesn't really like to answer questions.

[Mike]

And then he said, convicted. None of us are convicted of any crimes either. He accuses of all these things, but he calls us racist and all that. But that's an allegation, just like the Somalian is an allegation In. In. Oh, by the way, every argument is wrong.

[Nick]

By the way, there was convictions in the Somali case. I think there's been 89,

[Mike]

so I don't believe it. They're. They're oppressed.

[Nick]

It's court cases, dude. They have no facts. All it is is emotions and grandiose ideas, dude. They. They have nothing to stand up. Nothing. Nothing to stand against. There's no stats, facts, or statistics that they can stand alone on. It's all you see. What they do is they. They attack character and try to undervalue you. Like I was reading a script. Script am I reading from, by the way, That's a good point.

[Mike]

Pride Assassin should get an opportunity to defend himself. There was no hard art.

[Nick]

Glasses, dude. They're real. Might be the only thing I have. Money.

[Mike]

They're not made in America.

[Nick]

Italian, baby.

[Mike]

Yeah, right off the boat.

[Nick]

Yeah, I'm second generation. I'm proud of my Italian heritage, but I'm American.

[Tyler]

All right, we're gonna get. If you guys don't know, G Money is gonna have a political show on the counterculture network.

[Mike]

Allegedly.

[Tyler]

Well, that. And Nick has. Is also. He's got his Good Cop, Bad Cop podcast that he's. He's gonna be relaunching.

[Nick]

Making my Studio, my basement. Taking a little bit of time. I'm waiting for that box of equipment from you.

[Mike]

Waiting that you wait for that Chinese drywall to get shipped over.

[Tyler]

Waiting on your slaves.

[Mike]

Wait, no, your slaves in your Chinese drywall.

[Nick]

I bought some Uyghurs. I wait for them to be shipped over from China.

[Mike]

All right, Nick, they're stuck in the street of over in Iran. Yeah, I'll set.

[Nick]

I'm gonna set them free afterwards too. We're gonna have ever done.

[Tyler]

All right, Nick, we'll see you Monday. All right.

[Nick]

All right, see you. I'll see you Friday.

[Tyler]

Tomorrow.

[Mike]

Tomorrow. Justin. Does Justin have on open mic tomorrow? Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

I'll see you tomorrow. Open mic.

[Mike]

I know, I know. I'm holding. I'm the glue, Mike.

[Nick]

I'm just gonna be calling and texting you from now on.

[Mike]

Let's just deal with me straight up. Straight up, straight here. We talked on the way here.

[Tyler]

Good.

[Nick]

Yeah. Mike, I want to send you my cat pictures from now on. You don't get any anymore.

[Mike]

All right, we're good. We're there.

[Tyler]

Later.

[Nick]

See you guys.

[Tyler]

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[Tyler]

And I gotta do. And I gotta fill those orders today because I'm going on vacation. We're not really. We're doing like a habs and half. I got, I gotta go do some podcasts. So we're gonna go on vacation.

[Mike]

Get a lot of Copville next week.

[Tyler]

Yeah, a lot of Cotville. A lot of the contributors.

[Mike]

I'd have to read the, the whole things stuttering through all those ad. Yeah, I'll be all right. I have Nick read them in that American shirt, yelling and screaming.

[Tyler]

All right, let's bring them on.

[CC]

Dominic.

[Dominic]

Got my brass knuckles right here.

[Mike]

Can we show those?

[Tyler]

Yeah, we can show them. There's a brass knuckles.

[Mike]

What do you. How you feel about. You were watching how you feel about our friend Ryan there, the communist.

[Dominic]

He was the guy who was on last week, right, who was in every week.

[Mike]

He, he doubled down this.

[Tyler]

Well, no, he's not confusing with Nick, right? Not Nick.

[Mike]

Not the American Nick.

[Dominic]

I know Nick's not a comment. Let me, Nick, let me know when your stuff is out so I can help promote you as well too. Get that done. It's your basement.

[Mike]

He's never going to get your basement done.

[Dominic]

I don't. Because it's, it's, it's people, it's. I guess at some point I used to be like him, you know, And I, I remember I, I did a, I did a, an MTV pilot TV show with a guy named Rel Battle who was a stand up comedian and we were, he was a black guy. We went to, to Al's Beef in Chicago. We were filming some stuff because you

[Mike]

know, you want to get a cop.

[Dominic]

Cop's perspective on things and he tried to corner me and the episode never aired, but it would have made me look horrible. Because he, he wanted to do word association. So he asked me a couple names. He goes, michael Jordan. And I think I said, like, you know, greatest of all time. Then he had Muhammad Ali and all time. Then, because it was new and fresh at the time, he asked me a couple more names. And he asked me for one word that would best describe. And he named the, the black woman that was from Illinois that went to Texas, she got pulled over for. See, I think maybe it wasn't Sandra Bland. Maybe it was the one who allegedly hung herself in her jail cell in Texas for being stopped, not using a turn signal. Cop arrests her, and he's trying to get a reaction out of me. And I'm pausing because I'm like you and I'm gonna die on the hill of cops. Did nothing wrong. But I'm trying at the same time not to, you know, make myself look like a complete racist for going, what do you want? What do you want? That's what the guy reminds me of. He reminds me of somebody who is. He knows what he's saying belongs in fantasy land. But he had, but he's committed to it now. It's like, that's my. He describes my political ideology. I think everything that socialists advocate sounds awesome. Free education, free food, free health care. But I'm not a, I know the, the repercussions of a. Who's going to pay for it. And I also know that if you create your, your utopian society where everybody has an equal share of whatever and X, Y and Z, human nature will always have somebody who says, I want your share because I want more.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Dominic]

It's just not possible. So he's, he's holding on to his delusion and, and it's not. I'm trying not to disrespect him because it's not a delusion. It's a great ideology. I understand it. But he better be willing to die on that hill because what's going to happen is, I mean, I am Italian. I'm third generation Italian American here, like Nick. And I didn't want to be like my grandparents or like my mother's side. My father's, My father's mother marched in the civil rights movement. And I wanted to be like that until my dad was jumped by three black guys in 1998 and pistol whipped. And then all of a sudden, okay, now I'm not siding with you, you know, anymore. So, yeah, yeah, your wake up call. Get your wake up call.

[Mike]

Yeah. And my thing about him is he denounces the police. So Much that even when asked, like, about his own family being victim of a crime, he's like, almost like, I wouldn't care.

[Tyler]

Like, he never answered.

[Mike]

Like, he won't answer that question. But because we got into the armored car last week, this week I asked him about, he's gonna need. And I, I don't wish anything to him. So when I say this, it's hypothetical. If he ever needs the police for a very critical incident, he's going to find out how much he does like the police. If something happens to a family member, a child, somebody in his family, a close relative, he's gonna immediately go, man, these guys are actually a little more important than I thought. And I'm gonna take this racial divide.

[Tyler]

People like that, they take the services of the police and then they'll turn around and go, the police in the moment.

[Mike]

I'm talking about in the moment. In the moment. Like, you know what? You're a communist. You hate police. We're not going to put a wanted a missing poster up. We're just going to blow it off stuff. We're not going to take the report. Obviously that's extreme. But he's going to find out at some point. Just kind of like they do other

[Dominic]

places in the moment. What he's going to find out is how limited Americans are. And it's not that, like, you get the people, like, I hated that you want to say the police will call a crackhead instead. I hated that crap. Because what the police actually do represent too, to some degree in America is America's government restrictions on us being able to solve our own problems. You can't. Today your neighbor throws a pile of on your lawn. You cannot confront them. You will get arrested. It needs to be where we go back to a place where, I mean, you get it all the time in the comment section. I'll never call the police. X, Y and Z. I respect those people because you're taking a chance on everything we should be able to do. So, you know, that's. That's one thing I don't like is the government has really cut our balls off as citizens, and we should be able to walk up to people and go, hey, pick your up off my lawn, or you and I are gonna have a problem. But today I'm going to jail for harassment and threats.

[CC]

Oh, I think.

[Mike]

And I don't know where it came from, but like the. Oh, and maybe it's the police that you talk about, the collection of data, all those conspiracies you can talk about. But the over report reporting of minor things like every time a cop goes somewhere the agency you need to get everybody's information like named it. And a lot of times here's the thing. Citizens don't realize they don't have to answer those questions and but they do. And then that database gets built. So on my conspiracy side of things, it's like why were we so why were we make it so important to get you see guys all the time with Sean Reyes and other auditors and dying on the Hill of I need your information. I was called here for you and

[Dominic]

I'm going to find out who you are.

[Mike]

Well knowing the you're not I don't have to tell you. And they don't even know that. And somewhere in there I think is somebody wanted the over collection of data or everybody needs to be identified. Now there are some positives investigations and having that information in a database for the right reasons. But if you're going to go are there the wrong reasons which we know there are the wrong reasons. It seems like some mass gathering of data that mandatory every stop every time you look at somebody get their id, write it down, document them. And it's like most citizens don't realize and go you dude, I don't have to give you.

[Dominic]

Yeah. Most citizens also don't realize that we have a nervous pattern of overly talking. I caught myself a couple years ago. You know there's a guy had gotten a. Just some random car accident that I was a witness to. Stupid, simple whatever. I waited for the cops to show up and I verbally vomited. I'm going, what am I doing? Why am I off now?

[Mike]

You got a subpoena and you're in court.

[Dominic]

No, but it's like this is. That's what it's like. I'm.

[Mike]

I'm.

[Dominic]

Because I feel still I'm critiquing the profession. I'm on the profession all this but I still feel that I want to help you as much as possible. And a lot of people go into that mode too. When the police show up, they think I'm gonna help the cops. I'm gonna help the cops out. They can't shut their mouths and then

[Mike]

they get subpoenaed and they don't want to go to court. Like, oh, I didn't want to help that much.

[Dominic]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't want to help that much.

[Tyler]

Hey, we got Nick. Nick wanted to come back in with you. Dominic.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Hey Dom, how are you over there?

[Mike]

Good man.

[Dominic]

Finish your and let's promote the hell out of you.

[Nick]

Yeah, man. Well, listen, I want to apologize. I was a little rough on you with the shooting the cops thing. I understand. Tyler clipped it a little up, so.

[Tyler]

He didn't even say shoot the cops.

[Dominic]

Yeah, but in turn. But in turn. See, I kind of like that. Number one. Thank you.

[Mike]

That.

[Dominic]

I appreciate that. But you created more social media. You know, pull the. To the. To the pages as well, too, with your reaction. So it's good.

[Nick]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Dominic]

I would have been pissed if you had gone. Well, I'd like to actually hear the rest of what he had to say first before I make an evaluated decision. That. Man, give me your impulse.

[Nick]

Yeah, it's all part of the game, man. It's all part of the game. But listen, I really. I want to give you props on what you're doing with the female cops. I'm. I'm absolutely loving it. You're showcasing this ridiculous 4 foot 5 female cops across the country. Just keep up the good work, man. I. I love it. I've worked. I worked with a few of them, and it got guys in trouble. One of them was fighting for his life and. And the female cop was off the side crying.

[Dominic]

Oh, God. I just put an article out today. You're east coast, right?

[Nick]

Yeah, totally.

[Dominic]

I think it's in your neck of the woods, out by New York. A female cop, some guy got gunned down because he was running for the police with a gun. Apparently, he turned with a gun at him. They shot him, and when the ambulance responded for him.

[Nick]

Oh, I saw that. Yep.

[Dominic]

They took the broad. Female cop, who was allegedly crying hysterically on scene. So they transported her, and he had to wait another 10 minutes. And died at the hospital.

[Nick]

Yeah. Yeah, he left them there.

[Mike]

Dude, we took care of ourselves first, right? We have to take care of ourselves, right? Yes.

[Nick]

You'll find this interesting. One of statistics, and people are looking at it, wondering why shooting victims in Philadelphia 10 tend to have a better chance at life than other areas in the country. Because we don't wait for the ambulances. We scoop and take them to the. To the hospital ourselves. That was in Philly. You know, a real cop would have just picked that dude up, threw him in the car, got him to the hospital.

[Dominic]

Now, we'd have a policy against that. Something like, you can't cross contaminate the back seats. Your squad would be down for a day if we had a drop of blood. We never said anything. What's with the back seat?

[Tyler]

Nothing.

[Mike]

Oh, good.

[Dominic]

Yeah, it's a biohazard now you're getting all kinds of.

[Nick]

You get in the back of a Philly car or a wagon.

[Dominic]

Times have changed.

[Nick]

Yeah. Yeah. Sadly they have.

[Dominic]

Get your down. Let's promote you.

[Nick]

All right, thanks guys.

[Mike]

We're trying to get him. He's quite the character.

[Tyler]

He came back on with commies again.

[Mike]

He didn't change it.

[Tyler]

He didn't change it.

[Mike]

We're getting there. We're getting there.

[Tyler]

What's going on in the world of law enforcement?

[Mike]

What do you got since last.

[Dominic]

I just, I, I commented today because I wasn't gonna, I wasn't gonna comment

[Mike]

that I didn't comment.

[Dominic]

Mike and I played Maureen Mago. We played Maureen Mago. For those who don't know. We talked about this yesterday on Capital OG which I'm with him on Wednesdays. Make sure you wind up paying attention to that and go to Copville OG on Instagram, on YouTube. And if you're not following him, you are a rat communist. So there you go.

[Mike]

Ryan doesn't follow me.

[Dominic]

We, we played her video and it kind of hit me where all I did the other day was I played her video. It's about a six minute video.

[Mike]

Tell her who it is. Tell them who it is. They don't know.

[Dominic]

Maureen Mago is the co founder of the 30 by 30 initiative.

[Tyler]

No way. Okay, I did not know that.

[Dominic]

Yeah, so she is. She's a. And I've never heard her speak. All I know is that she has zero. She's an academic. She is a typical. I think she's east coast, upper middle class academic, white academic, white liberal, very book intelligent. She teaches police leadership. All this and she's the co founder of 30 by 30 initiative. She put out a public video six minutes the other day talking about how she went to a bar and she was date raped. Somebody put a drug in her drink. She observed the powder on the glass, went home, got in there and enough time to wear before the drugs kicked in. And then she went online to say what her concern was is that her female friend said, oh my God, are you okay? Blah, blah, they're pissed off. But her male friend stated, oh my God, are you okay? Hey, you need to keep yourself safe when you're in these big city environments. She was pissed that that's what the men went to. She went on this big six minute rant talking about that men need to be more accountable and responsible for female violence against females. All this. So you know, Mike and I were talking about going, well, thank you. You just proved females can't do A job. So I, I put up on her page.

[Mike]

He went on a rant about how men need to protect women better and how men.

[CC]

Men.

[Dominic]

Her words.

[Tyler]

Get your kid to work. Yeah, I'm gonna take my son with me. He's 11, so I got to protect him while I protect the community.

[Mike]

But all while her, her initiative is we need more female cops. This woman can't protect herself in a bar and wants men around to protect herself in a bar. But yet she wants, she wants more women on the street. So who the is going to protect them?

[Dominic]

Well, even, even she said in her video, men, her words, men will not listen to other women talking about violence against women. Men will only listen to men. So how can you and, and I, I paid more attention to what she said today. So how can you claim that women are better at de escalation? Because that's what the claims on the 30 by 30 initiative websites say. Her second claim or I wanted to know was she never said once who actually drugged her. So how do we know? And I asked her on her comment, do you have any evidence or proof that it was a male who drugged you? And I went off on the hook. Nothing, just assumed right there. Her last thing is she was very big about persons of color, trans people, X, Y and Z. And if you notice, one of the tenants on the 30 by 30 agenda website is that I'm surmising this, that female cops are less apt to criminally charge minorities or person of color. So my thought is, is this a social agenda where she's legitimately trying to saturate more female cops into the profession that will willingly and willfully look at the color of someone's skin or their social status and say, I can't criminally charge you, I think she's a mole. I think she's getting it. She's. She's trying to burrow her way into the profession and utterly destroy it.

[Tyler]

Oh.

[Nick]

Oh my goodness.

[Tyler]

I never know. I didn't really know the 30 by 30 was brought on by an actual person. I thought it was just some like ideology.

[Mike]

No, it's.

[Dominic]

There's a website.

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm looking at it.

[Tyler]

I'm looking at the whole ass website.

[Mike]

I'll bring it up.

[Dominic]

Their number one tenant. And this is what, this is what initially got me on it. Their number one tenant is that females are involved in less use of force or excessive use of force incidents. So my first question is this. If a female is going to use force and all things being equal, is going to be on a Subject who is of the same size, gender as they are, they're not going to really use excessive force per se. They're going to up the force. Pistol, baton, taser, OC on anyone who is larger and a male. Therefore it's literally impossible for females to commit you excessive force on a male subject. It's not possible unless they are somebody who is 4 foot 11 and they're like an 8th grade student can't do it. So they manipulate that tactic. When women use far less excessive force a female. It's not possible. It can't.

[Mike]

It and it sounds, I mean we catch a lot of heat. It sounds bad to say it like it's, it's the most dangerous thing in law enforcement, but it is, it is the most dangerous thing in any statistic or any world to push something that has, is not performance based. Why would you push something that requires physical mental toughness and go we're gonna just push it because of what. Well, I only know they know what toilet they use anymore but what body parts they have. We're gonna say we need 30% of

[Tyler]

these stopping the table.

[Mike]

Not because they're better. Sorry. Not because they're better. Not because they're superior. Not any other reason than we decided we woke up and said XYZ, we need 30 of them

[Dominic]

waking up deciding something isn't either. And, and I hate, no, I don't hate saying this because somebody has to. Women go through a menstrual cycle every, every 28 days and it is a biological scientific fact that their brain dynamic changes. It influences their emotions, their decisions. I don't want somebody like that going to a domestic as a primary and simply because her boyfriend dumped her the day before she's going to arrest the male on a hearsay, a cause of action and because her hormones are all up in the head, can't have them, can't have them showing up skulls.

[Mike]

And you know, there's always exceptions to the rules. So there's. No, it's not none. But the, the female that would, the females that would be the ones qualified would have to be able to identify everything we've just talked about and know that that's going on and say okay, I have to, I have to be aware that these things are happening. I have to be just like the fact that they have to be where they're smaller, they're not as strong, they have to train harder. All the things that we, we talk about, we have females on our side that agree with us. It's not like we're just out on some island by ourselves. But the, the mass will just not take that it we're wrong. We hate women. It's not true. When in reality is every picture you post is an attempt to save that woman's life when she's 4 foot 5 and they're sending her out to arrest an average sized male. It just can't work.

[Dominic]

It's not going to work. That wasn't the direction I was taking either when I first started this. It's like I, I didn't see until lately. I mean countless agencies are there bragging and they're posting up on their Facebook posts of these small 5 foot 2 females and it really didn't hit me until seriously a couple weeks ago. And I'm like my God, if this was my daughter, you know, and I send her to a call I, I, these women and we've seen how many police shootings have we seen with these females that are, they can't handle it. Number one. Number two, what, what the. I go back to the video, the 1990s video of the state trooper, I think it's from Connecticut, gets blasted in the face by the guy, doesn't want to go back to jail and she's still alive. It's like what, what father out there says honey, you made a right decision. Let me come and pin your badge on you. What you're swearing in?

[Tyler]

That's what, that's, that's a great point and I'll go a little bit deeper into it like the society that we've come into. You don't have fathers telling their daughters, you will not enter this profession. And then you don't have husbands telling their wives, you will not enter this profession. You can call me misogynist all you want. The reason why we're running into these problems is because there's no men now telling women that they will not do something. Remember, can you imagine the 80s when a daughter goes, dad, I don't care if she's 22, I want to be a cop.

[Mike]

Well they were more people were more involved in the family. Now, now I look at men, men like spouses or partners because most women are getting into this a little later. I think 22, 23, 24. All of a sudden they see it online and it sounds like a cool job. We put a female to our agency who was involved with a somebody high ranking.

[Tyler]

Oh while she was going through.

[Dominic]

Oh yeah.

[Mike]

And it was the worst decision I've ever seen made. Recycled, recycled, recycled, put on the street. Thank God she didn't get killed and then gone because it was not a good idea. But I look at you're right, we see these spouses and they got their spouse in the background that aren't. And you're looking and you're like, honey, you're making a tick tock again about getting dressed. Have you gone to the gym? Have you, have you gone to the range or.

[Tyler]

Honey, I've seen you move. And yeah, like I don't think you can handle a 5 foot 9, average sized male. And I don't want my wife out there doing that. I don't want my wife around 15 dudes at 3 in the morning saying whatever they want because they know that, oh well, she's our sister. She goes, oh, they're my work. They're my work husbands.

[Dominic]

Happens on every department. Yeah. I'm telling you, every female cop I know, every. And there's been some great ones that I would, I would, I support and I back. Every one of them has a co worker or someone on an adjacent department.

[Tyler]

Every single one waving at me. Hi.

[Dominic]

It happens. Currently, some of them got married. Let's see, one got married, one got married.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean it's a, it's quite the dynamic. And I take that all out of it.

[Tyler]

They'll get up, they'll get a body count and then go, I'm not, I'm not dating cops anymore. Well, after about seven, I realized I

[Mike]

just look at the safety issue on top of it. It's dangerous to push it. It's dangerous to, to have it. And then I keep doubling down. Florida added a women's only leadership class, like top of everything else. It's like, what the. Do they teach women that a man wouldn't want to know we're leading the same people.

[Dominic]

Can a guy identify as a woman

[Mike]

and go, yeah, I guess. I don't know. Florida's not. Desantis is pretty tough on that.

[Dominic]

That isn't. So what federal, that's a federal lawsuit.

[Mike]

It was in, we were in California for sure.

[Tyler]

But

[Dominic]

you're, you're. The taxpayer suffers because of your department. You're allowed to be sexist. So what happens when you go to this 30 by 30 and if it's a female on scene, right. And she wants to be searched by a, by a female, what do we do today?

[Tyler]

Right?

[Dominic]

You call everybody in the county to see if another department's got a female cop. Reverse the roles. Here's a guy. You're not searching me. You're not searching me. You're a female now, what happens if

[Mike]

you search them anyway?

[Dominic]

Can you do it? Right, right.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Dominic]

It just, it makes no sense to me whatsoever.

[Mike]

I wasn't huge on it. I had my body camera on. I wasn't. I didn't. If there was like, in that one case, in the case I played yesterday, I knew that I was close to the station. I knew she was right there. But if it's 3am and there's no females, where it is, what it is, like body cameras on, you use the back of your hand, like, we gotta go. And you know, weapons, all that stuff. But you're right. I mean, it just opens the door to. Men can be searched by women just fine. There's no issue. But you search a female and it's like, oh, my God, you did what? Like, and then some females will argue that, that that's why we should be

[Dominic]

cops, because we have to search your prisoners for you. So I'll just sit over here and do nothing until be on call. You have a school beeper. We'll call you when we need you.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Dominic]

I like these people. Like, women make great detectives. Well, let's look at those two in Atlanta who do a. Who are in one of the highest crime cities in the nation. And then the video from two years ago of the female detective who walks into an interview room with her pistol still on her. And the wind, the guy winds up taking it from her.

[Mike]

It's like, yeah, yeah, it's. It's. It's a wild world. But, you know, my goal this month so far I'm on good pace, is to have zero women followers. And I think I'm getting close. I'm getting close.

[Dominic]

You know what kills me? I look at, I look at my videos and I get on Instagram or I look at Facebook and I look at the, the statistics and I get one of the last. The last anytime I do a video gets 4, 500, 000 views or whatever. I'll look at the demographics. 98 men, 2% women are watching. Oh yeah, you don't watch for.

[Tyler]

We. We put out a, A shirt to this morning that says 99, which is, which is our following the. The average dude, you know, the 99 type guy. And. And it says for the boys underneath it. And I was like, well, that isn't a lie. 99 of our YouTube demographic is men. So I'm at 85.

[Mike]

I'm at 85 men.

[Dominic]

Told you. I'm starting a new police agenda. A hundred by thirty, one hundred twenty. Thirty.

[Mike]

Let's Go. Start firing people.

[Dominic]

Gotta go.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yep.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Well, that's it.

[Tyler]

Anything else, Dominic?

[Dominic]

That's it, man. Make sure if you are watching, listening, consuming the antihero broadcast, you support these guys. They don't do this for their health. They do it for your entertainment. And if you're not sitting here. Yeah, man, I comment. I'm in the comment section. Click the goddamn link and text it to somebody new. Hey, have you seen these guys yet? Holy. That's how you make this stuff grow. You wind up posting it on your social media. Oh, my comment helps it grow now? It doesn't. Your action does. Send it to your mother, send it to your friend, send it to a co worker. Hey, watch this video because I think you enjoy these guys. That's why you make broadcast. Go subscribe to Copper, low G. Otherwise, if you don't, you're dead to me. That's all I gotta say.

[Tyler]

Hey, Dominic, do you take call in still?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right. Live show I started last night. I saw.

[Mike]

He got me into it and I. The road is what we need.

[Tyler]

The road.

[Mike]

The road. If we move. I don't know if we can use it out there. The road, if that one might have it. Bluetooth in is perfect.

[Tyler]

We did.

[Mike]

We actually stayed late last night. Did 10 minutes of call INS at the end of the show.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[CC]

All right.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Check out Dominic, your Tuesdays and Fridays

[Mike]

and you'll have copy OG On Friday night.

[Dominic]

Mike is going. We're doing it right along tomorrow with Mike.

[Tyler]

All right. Thank you so much, Dominic.

[Dominic]

Later, guys.

[Mike]

Action packed show.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So that's how. So you need Bluetooth to do call ins.

[Mike]

Yeah, I don't know that anything. We have over there, that ancient dinosaur, it's br.

[Tyler]

Dude, it's gotta be. It's gotta be.

[Mike]

I don't think that old box over here has a Bluetooth.

[Tyler]

It's not an old box. What are you talking about?

[Mike]

It's new. It looks like my dad's stereo when I used to watch him smoke.

[Tyler]

That is what you would go and do a radio.

[Mike]

We'll check it out. I know the Rodecaster has a Bluetooth feature which I used last night. As soon as it connected, I can control the volume of the call right here. They call in. It's all through the headset. Everybody hears it. Perfect. That is perfect. Three or four people call in. I had one guy doing the old Clint way, and then they were like, we really can't hear him. And then I had him call back to test the Bluetooth. And then A couple more people called in, and it works perfect.

[Tyler]

That's what we need to do in here. We'll figure it out. Lewis, can you figure out if that thing can do Bluetooth?

[Mike]

Can. Not that Lewis. He's going to go crazy.

[Tyler]

The.

[Mike]

The sound. Like the soundboards. Do either of those soundboards have a Bluetooth feature? Like the cloud, Black Cloud or whatever that thing's called?

[Tyler]

No, that's not. The cloud doesn't. That's just an amplifier. It's not even.

[Mike]

What about that thing in front of you?

[Tyler]

The thing with the green or the one on top? The green lights are the one on top of that one. He just gave a thumbs up. Yeah, we'll figure it out Monday.

[Mike]

He just gave the box a thumbs up. He looked at the box.

[Tyler]

He gave it a thumbs up.

[Mike]

We're trying to figure if anything over there has a Bluetooth. I know the computer does, but I don't know that anything would have a Bluetooth feature that would allow us to play Bluetooth audio.

[Tyler]

So much give and take. Like, the Rodecaster is so user friendly. It's. It's portable. It's. It looks resilient. Like, it's. It. It's. It's just a cool thing. But it only has four microphones. It's only got. I don't know how they don't have, like, a road caster.

[Dominic]

So we do.

[Mike]

If we switch. So if we put the road over there full time. Oh, he can't switch the cameras with the road, though.

[Tyler]

Nope.

[Mike]

That's just sound.

[Tyler]

Yep. I know what I'm doing.

[Mike]

There's got to be a way to. To enter, enter, enter.

[Tyler]

How many times have I heard you say there's got to be a way? There's never been a way way. There's got to be a way to fly. Tyler, we.

[Mike]

There is. Put our arms out and then it breaks. I'll make it. There has to be a way to take calls.

[Tyler]

We're. There does have to be a way over there. Yeah, we're gonna figure it out.

[Mike]

We redid the studio last week. Kind of. It worked out. We don't trip anymore. We don't lose our sound.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Lewis got it all wired up.

[Mike]

L got called in early.

[Tyler]

He got called in early, and then he came a little bit later than what he said, but that's okay.

[Mike]

And don't forget, Night Shift tonight will be remote because Tyler doesn't care about us and he's leaving.

[Tyler]

I gotta go do podcasts. I gotta grow this thing.

[CC]

Dude.

[Mike]

I'm gonna grow it on the big seas. I'm gonna be out there podcasting, too, in Jamaica.

[Tyler]

Our big.

[CC]

Our big.

[Tyler]

Our big growth date is gonna be, guys, it's going to be. We'll talk about a little bit in the OG council. It's going to be March 30th is when we're launching.

[Dominic]

You're gonna see.

[Mike]

Thank you for joining the Antihero podcast. It's Tyler and Mike. We're here. We have to do commercials, right? We have to do audio and video commercials.

[Tyler]

I don't know. I still don't know. I should know, but it's so.

[Mike]

I saw an email. I saw a text message.

[Tyler]

I was getting a tattoo and I. I looked up and I'm like. And my tattoo artist, Josh goes, whoa.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I go, dude, I, I. Matt.

[Mike]

Matt sends a teaser. So he gets. He sends like a three center teaser. He's like, hey, guys, I'm just checking back in. I haven't talked to you. And then he follows it up with

[Dominic]

like a. A33 scroll.

[Mike]

A33 scroll text. Man.

[Dominic]

I get like.

[Mike]

As soon as I hear the word, like one of those big words I can't pronounce, I just. I'm done reading it. I'm like, all right, I'm out. Like, just tell me what I need to do.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. There's actually a really good. It's not a really good video. It's. It's a video I wanted to bring up, though, because it kind of like talks about that whole, like, why do we have to pick between Jewish people and Islamic people, you know, outside our country and now inside our country? Like, watch, right? You're gonna watch a video I'm about to play. And it's. Your instinct is to pick a side. Not yours in particular, Mike. I'm just saying, like, human instinct. I want to pick a side, right? What this is. But I want you to think to yourself, why do I have to pick a side? Why is this going on in my country? Why is this going on in my streets? It's already going on across the pond. It really shouldn't be our issue, but it's going on in our street. Streets. So take a look at this.

[Mike]

I thought you're gonna play the cruise ship video, so.

[Tyler]

No, so the, the. The video is, if you're listening, it's a Jewish guy supposedly being beat up by three Islamic dudes. Look like it'd be like New York City or something like that California.

[Mike]

California video.

[Tyler]

And you just. You're like, oh, my God, the Muslims are taking Over. And then the caption says, it's. Then you hear someone say, you Jew. I didn't really hear anything but that right there. We're like, okay, well, it's. We got to feel bad for these Jewish people because the mean old Muslims. And it's like. Like, why does it matter that the they said Jew? They. It's three dudes beating somebody up. Like, that's bad enough. But why does it matter that they're Muslims Over Jews? And I get it. People will be like, well, the Muslims hate the Jews, and the Jews hate the Muslims, but at the end of the day, it's not my problem. I saw that video, and it made. I instinctively wanted to pick a side. Dude, I'm telling you, it's the most confusing ever, because I don't care. You're both wrong.

[Mike]

Yeah, sorry.

[Tyler]

Like, I love you, Cece. You're not wrong.

[Mike]

No, there's some funny comments in there, too.

[Tyler]

Is it really?

[Mike]

Yeah, dude. Duder's got a good one up there.

[Tyler]

Josh says Clint has a story. Did we miss it?

[Mike]

Go to Duder's comment.

[Tyler]

Dude, Duder operation.

[Mike]

But I read that in the Asian accent.

[Tyler]

Operation Epic Jury.

[Mike]

Some dude. Did you see the dude in the Ryan's comments that got really mad and called us a bunch of somethings, and I said, you should hear our Asian accent. That's all I said. I just left.

[Tyler]

Oh, I didn't see that.

[Mike]

But I got really mad.

[Tyler]

We lost somebody to Ryan.

[Mike]

We lost him?

[Tyler]

No, we lost. We lost a.

[Mike]

Somebody crossed over to the communists.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. Kind of. It. I don't know. I'm gonna pull it up right now. We'll be able to do this.

[Mike]

Don't forget April 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd. We'll be in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Make sure you come see us for the Epic. What is it? Justice x conference.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Mike]

Three days of proactive police. Three, four days of police training for 99. Completely. The only other expense is your hotel room and buying us beer while you're there. Because we will be there broadcasting day and night. I know some of our followers are coming. I'm very excited about that. And tonight, Night Shift will be remote. I'm still working on some guests. We're gonna throw that together, get some videos. We'll get the boys together. Anybody wants to jump in Night Shift tonight, remote, please let me know.

[Tyler]

All right, so aj, the kid, man, he bought. He buys our gear. He goes. I'll be hands down honest. Everything Ryan says is absolutely true. You do not say the n. Word. While singing rap songs if you're not black, period, Dot. I guess the question is, would you sing that way if you were in the hood surrounded by black folks? Things I'm going to say, that's a negative also. What's the reason for saying it anyway? Who cares? It's a freaking word. Pick a different one. And my argument to AJ would be, it's a word. Who cares?

[Mike]

He just said it.

[CC]

Like he almost.

[Mike]

He contradicted his entire argument. Why did they write it? Why is it written in a song? I saw the video the other day. We can't play the stuff. I see black influencer going to like Southern, the worst, most racist Southern town and have like a conversation with like a 75 year old white dude. And he was saying the whole thing.

[Tyler]

Really.

[Mike]

He was. They were just conversating. It was very. And then he yells to the wife. He's like, she's like, are you. He's like, ma', am, are you racist the black? And then she's like, you damn right I am. She was in the passenger seat. But. So he contradicted himself. Whether it's just a word. And my, my. I go back to what I said last week to Ryan in a negative context to be. To be nasty and to be derogatory. It's wrong. All day wrong. But if it's so wrong, nobody should say it. That's the other side of it. And then it's in songs. So I go back to, I paid for the song. It's on the album cover. It's everywhere. And now I have to worry about singing your song. I listen to Dolph all day. I listen to young Dolph when I work out. I'm past the Taylor Swift era. I'm full. Young Dolph the goat, in my opinion. RIP Dolph. You can get your Dolph shirt on copylogy.com I love this stuff, man. And it has nothing. It's music. So don't make the music if you're not going to make it for everybody. Or just say, hey, this is a black album, only you can't. What? You can't buy it if you're white.

[Tyler]

I got it.

[Mike]

Because there's words on it.

[Tyler]

So was it in the. Okay, this also is going. We're going to cap off the show with some highly offensive things.

[Mike]

Beautiful.

[Tyler]

This. Oh, crap. Sorry. Lewis already took it off. All right, so my bad, my bad, my bad. All right, so the first one is this video right here.

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Tyler]

Which is priceless because it's In a group chat. You know, when you see a video in a group chat, you know it's good. Well, Mike sends me some pretty good ones, too, but this is real. Have you guys seen this? Did he say specifically to you, sit down. Keyshawn Chavers is a freshman at Valley High School, a boy Scout, a football player, a member of the rogue tc, an honor roll student. He was hanging around his teacher's classroom door in December.

[Nick]

The teacher told him to sit down.

[Tyler]

And the teacher says that Kean used the nword first.

[Ryan]

And I just kind of was stunned a second.

[Tyler]

Well, well, well, then keep in mind, this guy's out of his mind. Like, I think he's mentally ill or he's got dementia or Alzheimer, something. It gets better when he holds up.

[Mike]

Get away from the door.

[Tyler]

And I was just. I repeated the same insult because that's sort of what I've been trained to do. The school district says that is not

[Nick]

what they trained English teacher Paul Dawson to do.

[Tyler]

He tried to say. I said, we did not train.

[Mike]

That's the same manual Derek Chauvin we

[CC]

must have been using.

[Tyler]

And I didn't say it. And no one else in the class

[Mike]

knows that I said it because I didn't.

[Tyler]

Documents from the school investigation show that several of the students interviewed from Valley did not hear Keyshawn say the N word first. Dawson says that students use the slang version of the N word at Valley High School all the time. He says N I, G, G, E, R is a racial slur, but says that students use N I, G, G, A as often as they'd say dude or hey, man. And Dawson says as much as he

[Nick]

does not like the word, he still

[Tyler]

use the slang version to feel it

[Mike]

gets better comfortable with black students.

[Tyler]

The reporter's black. Why is this word used so frequently?

[Dominic]

So

[Tyler]

I just. I just don't understand it. And I'm trying to understand it. I need help. Yes, I use nigger.

[Mike]

I've used it, bro.

[Tyler]

I admit it. I put the H on it to emphasize it's, you know, this, please. You know, can you lend a. A pencil? What kind of example are you setting for your skin? And what did he say specifically? Sit down.

[Mike]

That's got to be a skit like. Like, who's on people? The two black dudes that are hilarious. Yeah. Campiel, you gotta hear a song.

[Tyler]

I put an H on it before

[Mike]

you put the H on it, man. I never heard the H on it.

[Tyler]

All right. And I got one more.

[Mike]

Are they gonna. Is it gonna get blurry?

[Tyler]

I Don't know where. Where my share screen went.

[Mike]

Lewis took it down

[Tyler]

top screen. No, he didn't. Lewis wouldn't do that to me.

[Mike]

Oh, he's flipping the camera fast. He's getting. He's getting near the end of his. His time is almost up.

[Tyler]

He's like, I can't do it.

[Mike]

You know you're off tonight, right, Lewis?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah. There's no night shift.

[Mike]

You have tonight off.

[Tyler]

You all. You always.

[Mike]

Night shift is remote this week, so you're completely free and clear.

[CC]

Oh, just this week, just as.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Okay.

[Mike]

This whole day. Wait, today?

[Tyler]

Like. Yes, just today. No night.

[Mike]

You have the. We should march. A good boss would have told you sooner, but since you're here, you are

[Tyler]

out of town and we are party tonight.

[Mike]

You can go party tonight. Alcohol's on us. We're gonna buy you whatever you want to drink tonight. And you have the whole night off. We're gonna do it remote. So next week we're back to normal Monday and Thursday. But this week, you are free and clear. All right, Rubik's Cubit.

[Tyler]

What in the hell?

[Mike]

I commented on this.

[Tyler]

I know my friends up there. Your friend? Which one's your friend?

[Mike]

Look for.

[Tyler]

Not the weasel on the top.

[Mike]

You gotta keep going. Gotta keep going.

[Tyler]

Oh, I just wanna, like. What is this?

[Mike]

This is highly. A police department.

[Tyler]

What?

[Mike]

30 by 30. Women. Women.

[Dominic]

Women.

[Tyler]

This looks like a little boy.

[Mike]

Yeah, keep going. Keep going. My friends on there? Nope. You could put it in a bun.

[Ryan]

No,

[Mike]

go back. I think it's the bottom, right? And that last one maybe. Now I can't even identify.

[Tyler]

What is this?

[Mike]

Keep going.

[Tyler]

What is this?

[Mike]

You can't do this, man. You can't make fun of people. Keep going. Keep going.

[Tyler]

She looks like someone expanded her head with Photoshop. Like, her face. You're just like, somebody, like. Like, surgically implanted a dinner plate on her face.

[Mike]

Keep going. Top left, top left.

[Tyler]

That's the one.

[Mike]

That's the one that called me and cussed me out.

[Tyler]

Who's that?

[Mike]

I forget her real name.

[Tyler]

She called you Sergeant.

[Mike]

Kiba is her handle.

[Dominic]

She's.

[Mike]

She went to. She's one that goes to police week and acts like it's a dating fest. Yeah, she's been in a massive ia. She was on admin leave for a year, but she tries to hide that. She never wears her vest. She does those fake impromptu pictures. She actually called me. She created. She ripped me off and created Goons Squad clothing because I used a goon. She's just disaster. Disaster. She never Has a vest on. She's a supervisor.

[Tyler]

She's a supervisor. She can have a clothing line called

[Mike]

Goona Squad, Green Squad. She never wears her vest, man.

[Tyler]

They really did not like my clothing line.

[Mike]

She blocked me after I. She called me and I. It didn't go as. I think it went opposite of how she thought it was going to go because I was very. I was very Jimmy lobbyish. When my response, I just snapped. I'm like, you're a worthless female.

[Tyler]

I went in and look at tack donut over here. 30 by 30 will destroy this profession. I like, look at this one. This one looks like she's about to put. Put out a rap album.

[Mike]

Look at grandma, dude.

[Tyler]

Look at little old grandma. Would you like me to make you some cookies? Look at that, man.

[Mike]

Do you think any of those people in that picture could take a 5, 9, 200 pound male into custody?

[Tyler]

I don't think Lewis into custody.

[Mike]

How much you weigh, Lewis?

[Tyler]

I'm like, average of 135. That'd be a fun average of 135. Thank you, Louis.

[Ryan]

We could.

[Mike]

We could set it up.

[Tyler]

Would you fight Lewis? Would you fight an old lady for money? This old lady right here?

[Mike]

No. And not like a fist fight.

[Tyler]

Like, no fist fight. She agreed to it. Would you fight an old lady? Okay, we won't do the old lady. Would you fight one of the one that looks like the game down here, or would you fight.

[Mike]

You wouldn't fight her. She got the edges are a little rough, man.

[CC]

Are you.

[Dominic]

Are those neck tattoos?

[Mike]

That's neck tattoos, right?

[Tyler]

Neck tattoos. Would you not fight her because you're scared, or would you. Because you don't hit women?

[Mike]

It's just I'm typically not a jerk.

[Tyler]

Good job. That's a good answer.

[Mike]

They're also Hispanic like him, so he probably doesn't hit Hispanics. Get the old lady. What about the old white lady? What if the old lady was making jokes about, like, tacos or something?

[Tyler]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

Would you punch it? Would you punch her? The old white lady?

[Nick]

No.

[Mike]

If we set up. If we set up where they signed a waiver and they said, we will consent to this encounter, we put you and them in a ring, would you do it just like a fight, Like a little fight?

[Tyler]

You could say, no. I'd say, I don't hate women. He's just forcing me to say, yeah.

[Mike]

No, they don't have to say, yes, that's fine.

[Tyler]

Mike. Would you.

[Mike]

Yeah, absolutely, Absolutely, absolutely.

[Tyler]

Just when you go to touch club, Mike's punches.

[Mike]

Hey, we're just gonna. Just, just, just. Just for the sake of the Internet.

[Tyler]

I know what I think. I think the hilarious videos are. They're in other countries. I don't think they're American. But when they take one dude and they pit him against like four or five.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Mike]

There's like four women against one dude.

[Nick]

Women.

[Tyler]

It's just you.

[Mike]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. Yeah. Good stuff. Good stuff.

[Mike]

I mean, I try to. I mean, that is the police. That's the women of Hialeah Police Department. And I know looks don't to be everything, but do you see anybody. Did anybody there concern you if, like, you were like, hey, I gotta fight one of them?

[Tyler]

I would not be concerned at all. Okay. I would be concerned if you walked in and I had to fight you. I would not be concerned if any of them walked in. I just instinctually, I'm just. She could be. I'm telling you, they could be a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. And I'm. Instinctively, I'm gonna make like, okay, thinking, like, as a man, I'm a criminal. I'm about to go away for a crime. Brazilian Jiu jitsu, black belt, woman walks in. I'm going to test that she knows her Brazilian Jiu Jitsu over just complying. You walk in. I don't really care what your formal training is because. Because my psyche is like, he's big. He's a man. He's going to give me at least 50. 50. Like, it's gonna be a fight. I just. I don't. I don't feel that feeling with women ever. Like, she could be like the net. Like the. Like a ninja samurai.

[Mike]

I think a lot of women in law enforcement gets it. Even though they're criminals, I think a lot of them benefit from. Somewhere in there is that thought, like, I don't want to hurt a woman.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Now you see them get hurt bad. Those are animals.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But there are. I know there are men who are like, if this was a dude, they would fight you. I would fight him to get away her. I'm just gonna put in, like, I'm not gonna try too much, but I'm gonna get away way.

[Tyler]

And so let's. Okay, let's address that then. Okay. If that's a fair argument, then women need to acknowledge that. That they are not having to fight because men are acknowledging that they're women. It's not because they can stand toe to toe with men.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

They're not equal. Their men are actually. And I've seen it I've seen them. We always say, like, hey, send a woman in there. Guys want to talk to women. They don't. You. You man. You send a woman in there that gives them the old nurse treatment. Like, hey, how are you doing? I just got here. I don't really know what's going on, man. That dude right there. That dude right there.

[Mike]

What accent is that?

[Tyler]

Asians.

[Mike]

Oh, I just wonder that. That sounded like. When I heard before. I just didn't. I didn't know. It's been a while since I heard it, so I didn't know which one that was. So when you think 30 by 30 and you see that picture of those hylia, can you imagine that's a whole police floor. That's all you got. That's your force.

[Tyler]

30 by 30 is still 30.

[Mike]

Okay, but just imagine that's your 30. And then maybe they were. And then you see the agencies glorified by a whole shift tonight in the

[Dominic]

city of Newfoundland, Nebraska. We had a whole shift of female.

[Mike]

Like, what is that important?

[Tyler]

Like, why was the thing right there's

[Mike]

going all over the place. There was your. Our best friend. What's her name? Ashley Smith. She was. She was on an all women, three people for the whole town. That's how many people work. But they made a big deal about that. There's other agencies that highlight. And that's where it becomes to me. You don't want to make it a clown show. You don't make it a circus. Then don't highlight it if you want to. Just be like, we're. We're the same.

[Tyler]

We don't want special treatment. Also acknowledge we had a shift.

[Mike]

But we want you to notice we had.

[Dominic]

Hey, girls.

[Mike]

We all were. We all had our pink cuffs on tonight. We all worked.

[Tyler]

We handled it. We held it down.

[Mike]

We held it down in the town because I guarantee.

[Tyler]

I know why they held it down, because they had some.

[Mike]

There's 3,000. There's 3,000 people in the town and they're all in bed.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that. And they. And they. They had a couple of the infant enforcers. Like a hockey team has some goons. They got the Subaru Americans with the flashlight. Now a Subaru American walks in.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

With that haircut. And she ain't roughed. All I do is that she got. She gives me the okay. Yeah, she might hit me.

[Mike]

Pulls it out. She's bigger than yours.

[Tyler]

She still counts. She still counts. They get to say, oh, we had a shift of all female.

[Mike]

Yeah. One of them, 63, 230.

[Tyler]

I wonder if a trans dude that is or not translated identified. Like, if you just walked in one day and said it. I'm a chick. And would they count that as an all female shift? Yeah, they would.

[Mike]

Stat, baby.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Stats, baby.

[Tyler]

You just wear an Elsa wig.

[Mike]

Yeah. Let it go and start singing. But yeah, when you start highlighting, to me, it's like you're creating. You're creating the circus. Like, why do you have to show me that it's all women. Just go do your job. That's the whole. I think the whole argument is they're highlighting. Like, they want to show you they made it through the night too. Like, we made it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we made it.

[Mike]

We made it.

[Tyler]

No doubt.

[Mike]

We had three barking cat calls and we, we had an alarm at like 2am but we held it down tonight in our town of 1900, we had an all female. I want to see all female shift at, like, you know, Oakland or one of these places he talks about. Let's throw them in there.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I want to see if I, I, I want to. I can't say it on here, but never mind. I said it out loud and then I like, ah.

[Mike]

It sounded worse in your head.

[Tyler]

No, I can say it. Just not right now. I can say it like the OG Council. Okay, I think that's it, gents.

[Mike]

That's it for you. When's the last time? When's the next time somebody sees you?

[Tyler]

I will be. I will be on podcast here. I can't rely on me co hosting. I can't risk you sitting there like, by yourself. But I will be in. I won't be here Friday. Tomorrow. I won't be here.

[Mike]

We're hiring, currently hiring for the position of temporary co host to be with me.

[Tyler]

I don't think I'll be here Monday.

[Mike]

I'll be a Monday. I think we have CC Monday.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I'll be here for Patreon Tuesday, remotely.

[Mike]

I'll be there Tuesday, Wednesday, Wednesday.

[Tyler]

I see. I have the podcast. I book Wednesday and Thursday, but it's three hours behind. So right now it's. It's 8:00am right now.

[Mike]

No, it's 10:00am Here comes the math.

[Tyler]

It's 10:00am right now. We're on. Yeah. So.

[Mike]

Well, I don't know what you're talking about, so. Yeah, so we got. I know for sure. We have tonight, we have remote tomorrow, our normal Friday, Monday, Cece and I'll be here in the studio Tuesday, like

[Tyler]

I said, Monday, March 30th. That's all that matters. That's when we kick it, I won't be here.

[Mike]

Oh, no, I'll be here.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you'll be here.

[Mike]

I'm gone.

[Tyler]

That's why we made the. Damn it.

[Mike]

When do I leave? I leave the 22nd, then I come

[Tyler]

back into town and Mike leaves.

[Mike]

22nd to the 29th.

[Tyler]

He's doing a lot, though. He's getting on podcasts. Oh, wait, no, he's not.

[Mike]

I'm going on cruise.

[Tyler]

That's it.

[Mike]

It's mental health. When you're old and you. You're the glue that holds everything together. You need a vacation, so I'm taking.

[Tyler]

What are we gonna do when Lewis takes the vacation?

[Mike]

Lewis, you taking a vacation anytime soon?

[Nick]

I have the spring break.

[Mike]

Well, going anywhere?

[Tyler]

Are you in school?

[Mike]

This is college. You don't know about this?

[Tyler]

Last year. You were in college last year?

[Mike]

No, he graduates this year. It's a senior year. Oh, don't worry, Louis. I pay attention to you.

[Tyler]

When do you go to class?

[Mike]

I'm just remote.

[Tyler]

Have all remote classes. Okay.

[Mike]

Welcome. This is Lewis, our producer. If you ever speak to him other than yelling at him about his producing duties, you'll know he's a full time remote student.

[Tyler]

Did you like the real I made? Yes, I put it in the patreon. All right, guys, that's it. We'll see you tomorrow, 11:00am oh, yeah, you'll see Mike tonight. What? Okay, hold on. Night shift tonight, 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Counterculture Inc. YouTube. You got to go to the Counterculture Inc. YouTube to watch it. It's easy. Hit subscribe. It's going to update you when we go live. We will be there for the night shift. Kicking back breaking down videos. Some of them are going to be mildly.

[Mike]

They're coming for me tonight, so they're going to all be bad Jojo too. Myself and Jojo's algorithm will be. It'll be pretty interesting.

[Tyler]

Fire. See you tonight. JV team for life.

[Mike]

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