Jimmy Kimmel Crosses the Line AGAIN!! (Patreon Tuessday 04/28/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast — “Jimmy Kimmel Crosses the Line AGAIN!!” (04/28/2026)
Podcast: The Antihero Broadcast
Hosts: Mike & Tyler
Air Date: April 28, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this Patreon Tuesday episode, Mike and Tyler discuss the recent controversial joke made by Jimmy Kimmel about Melania Trump following an alleged assassination attempt on former President Trump. The hosts explore the shifting boundaries of comedy, public reaction (or lack thereof) to edgy jokes, double standards in cancel culture, and their own stance on free speech in comedy. They also touch on current events in law enforcement, negative podcast comments, influencer marketing gone wrong, and upcoming appearances. The episode features a mix of humor, veteran/first responder-centric perspective, and candid opinions that define the show’s “counterculture” tone.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Jimmy Kimmel’s Recent Joke About Trump & Melania

• Context: Kimmel delivered a satirical White House Correspondents Dinner monologue, referencing Melania Trump as having “a glow like an expectant widow” following a recent assassination attempt on Trump.
  [03:42–07:41]

• Hosts’ Reactions:

  • Mike: "First off, first and foremost, I am not about cancel culture...I do not think that Jimmy Kimmel should be canceled for what he said."
    (03:50)
  • Tyler: Views the joke as less shocking in today’s comedy climate, arguing, "I don't see a huge deal with the joke. I really don't."
    (08:10)
  • Both: While critical of double standards in media and cancel culture, the hosts ultimately defend Kimmel’s right to make edgy jokes, suggesting the scope of cancel culture has diminished in recent years.

• Quote from Kimmel's monologue:

  • “Our first lady Melania is here. Look at so beautiful. Mrs. Trump. You have a glow like an expectant widow.”
    (07:24, Jimmy Kimmel)

• Discussion on Double Standards:

  • Mike: "I hate the double standard...The left cancels the right any chance they get." (07:41)

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2. Comedy's New Boundaries & Cancel Culture

• Shifting Limits: Tyler notes comedians are increasingly free to test boundaries, citing edgy jokes about race and religion in current stand-up routines that draw little uproar.
  (05:04–06:14, 12:01–13:32)
• Hosts Reference Comedians Who “Get Away With Anything”:
  • Tyler: "Theo Vaughn gets away with just about anything."
  • Mike: "Comedy is where it's at because you get that free pass."
• Shows’ Attitude Towards Pushback:
  • The hosts embrace being uncancelable: “If anybody gets offended by anything we say...they're literally antiheroes. They're not trying to be anything special." (13:32)

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3. Assassination Attempt on Trump — Seriousness & Public Perception

• Was It a Real Attempt?
  • Tyler minimizes the threat, referencing UFC’s Dana White’s reaction:
    "Dana White was never worried. So, I mean, was it a real threat?...If guys in the room—part of the elements of a crime is to feel threatened, right? Dana White wasn't threatened." (09:47–10:39)
• Legal Definitions:
  • Discussion about federal standards for assassination attempts, with both agreeing by “definition” it’s an attempt, but playing down the actual danger.
    (10:39–11:32)

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4. Podcast Audience, Comments, and Format Changes

• Negative Comments & Trolls:
  • Tyler finds humor in negative comments, criticizing those who persistently engage just to leave complaints:
    • “Your life is so miserable to where you gotta go on a random post and leave a negative comment. Like, I was like, damn, dude...”
      (17:06–17:33)
• Podcast Format Evolution:
  • Response to criticism that the show has "fallen off," with both hosts noting their shift to a daily news format targeting blue-collar Americans, not the old “cigar chill” format.
    (17:33–18:46)

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5. Law Enforcement, Auditing, and Integrity

• Law Enforcement Integrity:
  • Discussion on illegal gambling and the higher standards expected of elite military and law enforcement. Both agree using insider knowledge for profit (e.g., betting on a dictator’s capture) is wrong.
    (26:31–30:12)
  • Mike: “You’re not going to find any more pure people than law enforcement.”
• First Amendment Auditors:
  • Mike discusses an invitation to appear on Long Island Auditor's livestream regarding a new NY law. Both critique confrontation-seeking auditors but praise auditors who educate on First Amendment rights and expose law enforcement’s lack of legal knowledge.
    (33:17–39:50)
  • Tyler: “If you know the law, you’re never gonna end up on his channel because...you’re like, hey, bro, awesome, dude. I know who you are. You’re famous.”

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6. Influencer Marketing: "TikTok Cop" Controversy

• Streamlight Ad Backlash:
  • Tyler shares a story about Streamlight collaborating with a TikTok cop whose lack of field experience and “influencer” persona drew heavy criticism and led to Streamlight deleting the campaign.
    (40:50–45:01)
  • Tyler: “You thought some marketing genius was like, you know what? We're going to use a chick who does nothing, has nails painted, does nothing but TikToks…”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Cancel Culture:

  • “I am not about cancel culture…I do not think that Jimmy Kimmel should be canceled for what he said.” (03:50, Mike)

• On Modern Comedy:

  • “Comedy is where it’s at because you get that free pass.” (13:32, Mike)
  • “I don’t see a huge deal with the joke. I really don’t.” (08:10, Tyler)

• On Law Enforcement Purity:

  • “You’re not going to find any more pure people than law enforcement...The occupation literally puts a camera on you your entire shift.” (28:53, Mike)

• On Podcast Philosophy:

  • “There are people with massive egos that want to be the hero. They want to be the guy that everybody...they don’t care about their crew, they don’t care about their fans.” (20:43, Tyler)
  • “It’s going to be controversial, and it’s going to be anti establishment counterculture. That’s what it was supposed to be.” (21:03, Tyler)

• On Negative Comments:

  • "Your life is so miserable...you gotta go on a random post and leave a negative comment." (17:06, Tyler)

• On Influencer Policing:

  • “You align with these job is dead...But it's like you thought some marketing genius was like, you know what? We're going to use a chick who does nothing, has nails painted, does nothing but TikToks with his.” (42:42–43:43, Tyler)

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Important Timestamps

• 03:42–07:41: Breakdown of Kimmel’s jokes, hosts’ first reactions
• 09:47–11:32: Was the Trump attempt serious? Legal and personal analysis
• 12:01–13:32: On comedians pushing boundaries, reference to Theo Vaughn
• 17:06–18:46: Critique of negative podcast comments, show’s evolution
• 26:31–30:12: Discussion of military/law enforcement integrity and recent scandals
• 33:17–39:50: LEOs, First Amendment auditors, and legal knowledge gaps
• 40:50–45:01: Influencer marketing fail—Streamlight and “TikTok cop” controversy

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Episode Tone & Final Thoughts

Casual, irreverent, and unapologetically blue-collar, Mike and Tyler reinforce their anti-establishment persona, steering clear of tribalism and defending speech in comedy—even when it crosses uncomfortable lines. Their discussion, punctuated by candid takes and inside references to their audience (veterans, first responders, blue collar workers), serves up both news commentary and authentic, self-aware podcasting.

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Next Public Episode:
Wednesday Friends Day, 11am EST. Special guests hinted.

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Transcript

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Yeah, our exercise routines changed a little bit, so. Yeah.

[Tyler]

I remember looking at you yesterday when I walked in, and now I feel the same way you looked.

[Mike]

Mm. We'll talk about our times in the second hour. Yes, we got a little TK action going on, but you.

[Tyler]

I got the. I'll show the screenshot. I got the screenshot. I can't upload the video and the screenshot at the same time, so I will upload it.

[Mike]

All right, so the first things first is obviously Jimmy Kimmel is at it again. He was canceled a long time ago, and I forget what it was for, but he was canceled for, like, three days for a really. Out of. Out of. What do you call that? A bad. A joke in bad taste. First off, first and foremost, I am not about cancel culture. I don't think Jimmy Jimmel, even though the thumbnail asked if they should. Natalie made it. I do not think that Jimmy Kimmel should be canceled for what he said. And what he said was he was doing his monologue for his opening show, and he switched it to a stage where he was like, the president talking or like he was roasting the president. Sorry. At the Correspondence center, he made, like, an nsl NSL SNL style skit. And he said, and I'll play the video in a second. But he said. And Milani over there, looking like an expectant widow after the next attempt on Trump's life. So the assassination attempt happened, and Jimmy Kimmel went and said this. So it was kind of hard because, again, I don't agree people should be canceled for jokes, But I also think that the left cancels the right any chance they get.

[Tyler]

I don't think anymore there was a point. I think we're allowed to say whatever we want almost right now. That's why I'm not so bought in on it either.

[Mike]

You don't think they can cancel us as much?

[Tyler]

Not anymore. Have you heard anybody get canceled? I mean, I watched a guy this morning drop two of the Jewish jokes that were off the cuff, right? And a black joke. A white dude dropped a black joke and two Jewish jokes in a Comedy setting and nobody batted an eye.

[Mike]

So this article right here and we'll watch the video. Jimmy Camel on it on Trump, a delicate snowflake with the thinnest fat skin of any human being. Late night host looks forward to Trump attending his first White House correspondence dinner as president. Okay, so this is what we're going to do is we're going to play this video here that, that I, I, I went right to the point where he says it. So again, this is, I'll go, this is him doing a fake like mockery of the correspondence dinner.

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

Your host for the night, Jimmy Kimmel. Welcome to the 2026 White House Correspondents Dinner. Look at you all dressed up in formal wear, dresses, tuxedos. I haven't seen this much black since every page of the Trump Epstein files.

[Mike]

That joke's not bad. That's pretty funny.

[Tyler]

That's real good.

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

We're going to have fun tonight. And I'm happy you decided to stay, Mr. President. And don't worry if we bruise your ego, it'll only make your hands look less disgusting. That president didn't want me to tell any jokes about him, huh?

[Tyler]

Well edited.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, they edit like different shots of everybody. It's, it's, it's funny. We can't play the whole thing because this is Jimmy Kimmel. So this will definitely get us fucking taken down. But I'm going to skip to the

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

part where he said, but he also didn't repeatedly until you beg him to stop. President Trump has accomplished so much during his second term. He passed new incentives for oil and gas. He put the brake. Is it because they can still get turned on by being blown? Marco knows what I'm talking about. He's been there. But I do want to praise the potus. Look how far you've come. Thirty years ago, you're just some rich guy on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet out of Teterboro. But you worked hard, you stayed friends, you shared some wonderful secrets. And because of that, you were able to fly on that plane seven more times.

[Tyler]

Dreams really do come true. Am I right, dog?

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

About 800. We miss you so much. And of course, our first lady Melania is here. Look at so beautiful. Mrs. Trump. You have a glow like an expectant widow. You know, Melania's birthday is on Sunday, so that's it.

[Mike]

And to be honest with you, dude, it's funny now, I just, I hate the double standard. But you are saying that and you believe. And now that I think about it, I kind of do too, that we Everybody across the board can start doing this.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I'm gonna. I got that queued up for this. If you want to play right behind it, like, what. I'm talking about how a regular white dude comedian can just say things that I don't think would have been able to be said at one point.

[Mike]

I mean, at what point? Like, for instance, what if Jimmy Kimmel's like, you know, Trump is not gonna hold back. Let's say Jimmy, one of Jimmy Kimmel's family members gets sick, and Trump's like, oh, they must be really sick of your comedy dying like that.

[Tyler]

Is that okay? Do you want to call. Do you really want to call this. Do you want to really call this an assassination attempt? Attempt is very. Okay. Attempt. This is no more of an attempt than me saying, I'm gonna drive to D.C. and hopefully we don't have no issues in my house. I'm not going to kill the President. But this is all. I mean, he had, like, zero percent chance of getting into that room. There was zero percent chance the president was in danger ever. I get it. It's an attempt. I'm not downplaying it, but there was no chance this dude was getting there. So this one is probably a little more jokey than if it was the one in Pennsylvania where his ear got clipped. You know what I'm saying? That one would have probably been like, eh, that's not the right time for that. If you're gonna go in the name of comedy. Because I try to call it like it is. I think things are funny. I say things that go both sides of the. The aisle. I. I don't see a huge deal with the joke. I really don't. And. And, you know, just.

[Mike]

I surprised. You don't count that as an attempt on his life. They have to get a shot. I mean, where's.

[Tyler]

Dude, they. They're not getting in that room. Dude. That's like saying, I'm gonna kill. There's zero. He did. Yeah, we know. We already discussed how he got in the building. But then you get into how many people are in the. The room at the doors. Like, we. That is the outer perimeter.

[Mike]

Do we know how many Secret Service agents in law enforcement were between him running and that ballroom?

[Tyler]

When you listen to Dana White talk about the mascular muscular men that were in the room that made him not even get down. So if Dana White felt confident enough with a gunman in the lobby that he was bragging yesterday on all over the news, everybody played that video of Dana White saying he Never even ducked. So you got a guy in the room of an alleged attempt that tells everybody right out that it was great. I didn't even move. I wasn't worried at all. There were these dudes everywhere. So he kind of says it for us. What? The guy in the room didn't even get scared. He said, Dana White was never worried. So, I mean, was it a real threat? I mean, it's. I get it. It's an attempt by nature of the. Of the, like, definition. But do we. If guys in the room. Part of the elements of a crime is to feel threatened, right? Dana White wasn't threatened.

[Mike]

Is there any. Is there any definition, like, there's a definition of terrorism. Right. Is there any federal agency definition of an attempt on the president's life because he got charged with attempting to assassinate the president.

[Tyler]

Of course he did. He's going to go down for it, too. But I'm saying. And I'm not talking about definition by definition, yes, it is. So let's. I don't even know. I concede it's absolutely an attempted assassination of the president.

[Mike]

President.

[Tyler]

But when you. You investigated crimes and you walk up to a dude and you're like, hey, man, this guy pulled out a stick and, man, that dude, I never even worried about him. Well, there goes your element of the crime of. Of like. Like being in fear. Dana White stood on TV yesterday, 10 toes and said, I never even worried, man. Never flinched. Just stood here.

[Mike]

So, yeah, I mean, and even. Even Trump was saying that he had people placed at the tables that were. They have. They probably had those arm things where, you know, they got the fake arm like this.

[Tyler]

And I'm sure there's some snipers in that room. There's people spotting. I mean, by definition, yes, it was an attempt, but kid never was kind

[Mike]

of wondering what our chat is talking about. I look over and they're talking about mashed potatoes.

[Tyler]

So sticky fingers.

[Mike]

All right, so let's sit here. Let them talk.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Like so. Oh, you got it. Okay, just play that. This is like. This is acceptable.

[Mike]

This dude's funny as hell.

[Tyler]

I don't think I can play it. I got it. Remove it. I'll bring it back in. Because it's almost. I can play it now that you got it up.

[Mike]

All right, I got it.

[Tyler]

The plan. Loud.

[Mike]

No, you can't hear it.

[Tyler]

Why is that?

[Mike]

I don't know. Justin.

[Tyler]

Randy.

[Mike]

Oh, the volume's not up. Why is that? Good to have you. Thanks for tunneling. Yeah. Ex girlfriend was Jewish. Better on that. Jewish app, PayPal. Okay. All right, cool. I'll be a little darker than the

[Tyler]

other guy as well.

[Mike]

Not the black, but, you know, hey, thank you. He's been on Joe Rogan a couple times.

[Tyler]

That's what I'm saying. But there was a time when, you know, you're talking about tunneling, you're talking about. Met him on the PayPal app. I'm gonna be darker than a black guy. I don't know. But I mean, pretty much Theo Vaughn gets away with just about anything.

[Mike]

Yeah, he play. He plays that ignorant. Like, what, bro?

[Tyler]

Who's the other guy? The redneck dude?

[Mike]

Larry the cable guy?

[Tyler]

The guy that. No, the guy that does trump all the time.

[Mike]

Oh, Shane Gills.

[Tyler]

Yeah. He gets away with it. He gets away with it. Like Drew Skis of dressing up like Erica Kirk. Like, it's pretty much comedy has, like, reinvented the fact that they can. You can pretty much say whatever you want.

[Mike]

And I do believe that that comedy is where it's at because you get that free pass. That's why I feel like we could get to say all the things we say. And I've said this a million times too. If anybody gets offended by anything we say, someone else is gonna go, well, it's the anti air broadcast. Like, you can't. You can't really cancel them. They're literally anti heroes. They're not trying to be anything special. They're not trying to be a force for good or a voice for good. So I, I agree.

[Tyler]

I don't.

[Mike]

Overall, I do not think Jimmy Kimmel should be canceled. I don't think anybody's called for his cancellation.

[Tyler]

I would have to trump want to be fired

[Mike]

recently just for this.

[Tyler]

Yesterday. Yeah, you want some fire, dude?

[Mike]

That's disappointing.

[Tyler]

I mean, he doesn't like him. So there's beef already. So it's like. But you got. Let's, like, I kind of look at it like, well, we do. We have people on that. We totally disagree with it. But it's like, are you. You know, I don't know. I don't. I don't get that upset. People talk about me, you, all that stuff. I don't ever get my. I don't get my feelings hurt ever. Who's that in the more hat? I'm like, ah, there you go. That's me. He looks like this. He looks like that. Like, okay,

[Mike]

yeah, I don't know. I don't know.

[Tyler]

Do you know people can comment? You commented you actually liked one. Do you know people can comment now

[Mike]

on Spotify I didn't like it must have been Justin.

[Tyler]

Somebody did. So I went into Spotify last night, and I was like, I gotta get out of here. Because somebody was talking.

[Mike]

What were they saying?

[Tyler]

It was pretty good. It was like, what did it say? But I can find it. Hold on. It said, podcast. I think this is how I find it.

[Mike]

I saw it when I logged in. I saw that there was, like, one new comment.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I don't even know how to do it.

[Mike]

Oh, well, how'd you see it?

[Tyler]

I was clicking around because. Hold on. Go to comments. Here we go. So now on the dashboard, it changed. Go to comments. And it said,

[Mike]

Yeah, Mark, I did see that. I saw. I saw a guy eating, and then I saw a meme where a guy was like, all right, so once it was over, two broads were stealing all the champagne and putting it in their jackets. And the one dude that I. It was said he used his wife for cover. I don't know. It's a still picture. I. I can't really say that for sure, but the guy in the war hat looks like admin.

[Tyler]

It said, somebody said, best I can tell, it was 26 minutes till we started talking about the topic. It was on the cooler incident. Some dude said, show has fallen off so far.

[Mike]

I've always wondered that. Like, you watched it for 26 minutes. If I was. If I was, like, trying to look at a show and I only cared about their topic, and one minute in, they weren't talking about it, I think I would just be like, all right, well, I'm not watching this anymore. But to watch it all the way in and then get. Leave a negative comment. But you said this before. People are. When you get on the Internet, you meet some wild and crazy people. You meet most of them are great people, but there are, like, 1 out of 10 people are batshit crazy. And you said it. And it's like, it's not. It's not a cool comeback, and it's not a dig. It's just truth. And you told some dude one time, like, I honestly feel so bad for you that your life has amounted to you leaving negative comments on Instagram. Like, that's how much your life sucks. I don't know who you are, but your life is so miserable to where you gotta go on a random post and leave a negative comment. Like, I was like, damn, dude, I don't. I wouldn't even have a comeback.

[Tyler]

Well, my. My comeback was because obviously, if you've watched the show, it's a completely different show. So say it fell off. If we were doing the same thing we were doing before, which was one day a week at night, then I could see falling off. But my response was that I'm a dick was if you watch the show we broadcast five days a week, like news. We don't sit and smoke cigars and read super chats. So the old way was that. That was my response because that would be if we're still doing the same thing and you're like, hey, these guys are still doing the same thing. And it's falling off. That makes sense. Like, hey, you're doing the same thing. It's failing. It's not working. It's a complete mazzle. Other than the logo and the name, it's a completely different show.

[Mike]

Even the name is different. I mean, you have a keyword in there. But we changed the name.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we changed the name. So it's a completely different show. So it's like, do these people watch? Do they say. And I usually don't. That's the only reason I caught it was because it was new. Com. Like, I'd never seen the. All the other comments are very good. Some critic critiquing. Very good critiquing ones. But most of them were positive. And I don't care about negative comment. I just find it funny. Like, if you're gonna. Don't on me, on me. Good. Like, be comedy, be funny. Call me all the names. That's good. But when you're not. When you're not smart enough to say, like, everything has changed. Completely different, but it's fallen off.

[Mike]

In the second hour, I'll talk about kind of where our goals are, and me and you can discuss that. But for this, I will say if me and Mike tried replicating the exact same anti hero podcast that used to be, I would see. Yeah, that's. That's a good dig at us. We tried doing the same thing. Sunglasses on, smoking cigars, reading super chats, talking about Navy seals and SF dudes. I could see where somebody would be like, yeah, this is. But it's like. It's like trying to think of a car analogy. You build, you know, like from the ground up, you build a car. Well, let's say you built a. I don't know, what's it like? It's a. It's the.

[Tyler]

You're on your own. You started down a path. You got. You got to go on your own.

[Mike]

At this point, you take an engine out of one car and put it in another car. There you go. And it's like saying it's still the old car. Like, no, it's.

[Tyler]

Maybe just paint it. Go easy, man. We painted the car. It's a new car. Yeah. And then you hate it. Like, it. We have a core. We have a group. It's growing. But I like, the other day, I like when they talk about. It's like, call you fat or call me like. Like, that's. That's good. That's good. Intern. Instagram content comments.

[Mike]

I win. I win. If that's so.

[Tyler]

Well, the fact that they're there watching.

[Mike]

But it's commenting on my post. You. I win. You. You are going out of your way to go to another man's post and comment about how much you don't like them. And I, for all you know, dude, I don't even see it. I don't even see it.

[Tyler]

Follow people. I don't like. Like, I don't understand. Like, going to their page. Yeah. I don't. I don't. I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't get it.

[Mike]

Like, and if I do see it, I go, huh? And I'll look down. And the reels got like 60, 000 views. I'm like, but thanks, bro.

[Tyler]

You know what? We're not. We're. That's what, like. Like you said, the anti here. We're not trying to be anybody's hero. There are people with massive egos that want to be the hero. They want to be the guy that everybody. They don't care any. And the funny thing about those people are they don't care about their crew, they don't care about their fans.

[Mike]

They don't care about their crew or their fans. Yeah.

[Tyler]

So I'm saying they don't care about anybody but themselves. And it's like, if that's your niche and that's cool and you can live with that. But being where we are making, having the takes, we're going to take, have and have the. Have a communist on and have G money, you know, and a communist go at it and then have this guy on that guy. It's never going to be very popular, but it's going to be exactly what we designed it to be. It's going to be controversial, and it's going to be anti establishment counterculture. That's what it was supposed to be. So there's people that would never have a communist on. And we get on even our. Our loyals. Like, why the is this guy? But it has to be different. And it has to be a different. You got to be willing to go, yeah, we're gonna have this dude on. You're gonna hear him talk about nonsense and never answer a question. But you know what I'm saying, It's like, if you want to listen to a dude tell a story about, you know, I don't know how many another

[Mike]

dude ask another dude about his best story.

[Tyler]

Like, yeah, dude, I sent you one this morning. That was brutal. From somebody we both always laugh about. And I'm just like. And here's the thing. The cop world just doesn't bring that. Like, we can't sit here and tell war stories. Nobody gives a about our call dude. Like, very few people. Like, we have, we have the experience.

[Mike]

Even other cops don't care.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, no. We have the experience to know what we're talking about and have knowledge of the job. But then we both can see that there are blue collar, hard working dudes, there's cops still working, there's military guys just holding the line. That's our target. Like, I don't want you to sit here and listen to garbage about what I did. Like, we all did it. Like, that's what we. That's what we did. And that's the difference between us is we're not the guys going, well, we're a cop. You got to respect us, man. I, you know, I made 27 arrests in one month. Like, who the cares, dude? Like, I did my job, I did it well, I enjoyed it. I learned a lot. And now let's entertain. I'll take all that trauma, ball it up, and we'll do something with it and have fun. That's the point.

[Mike]

Yeah. And like I said, I'll go into kind of like, what are the next hour? Kind of a better projection of why what we set out to do.

[Tyler]

I'm saving up for. I'm saving up.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, because you can get kind of like, you know, when you go. When you, you can go like, add an apple pie on it now.

[Tyler]

As opposed to, yeah, yeah, I'm saving them. And then, you know, the ultimate ending is just put it all on black 28 on the roulette wheel and go for the whole thing. I'll probably walk out. I'll walk out broke. But it's worth, it's worth a shot. So. No, that's good. I'm glad everybody's. Everybody's in on. On the menu. That's good stuff.

[Mike]

I got some other things in Instagram I wanted to bring up. Let me get rid of this.

[Tyler]

And then. Oh, my wife says I can't stack the coupon, so you can't.

[Mike]

Oh, man.

[Tyler]

So I guess it expired. So I'm back to. I'm back to zero. Guys, I need money. And if you spend $10 on a super Chat, don't forget, will you only help Uncle Mike on the dollar menu. You also get entered in the contest that ends to Thursday night and Friday. We will randomly announce two winners. One from the Patreon and one from all the Super Chats for the month. I don't know who they are yet, so you can't. You can make all the faces you want. They are going to be selected. I'm gonna. I'm gonna. I'm gonna take the Super Chat. You're gonna tell me how many people. Right. You're gonna be able to.

[Mike]

I don't know. Got it.

[Tyler]

I'm saying you're gonna be able down the Super Chats for the month. We can look at all of them, right?

[Mike]

You know how to do that?

[Tyler]

Yeah, on. On YouTube.

[Mike]

I'm going there now. You're like, you go to.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you go. I don't have any on my page. Don't worry about it. But I know they aren't antihero, so I'm gonna go in there.

[Mike]

It's broken down per episode that I know.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna give you. I'm gonna say, tyler, give me a number between 1 and 30. 1 and 30. And it'll have to be a day of the week. There's a. There's Jay coming in. Hopefully you send. Yeah, we do. We'll shift to the uk. Oh, you won. No, I'm just kidding. So then I'm gonna say, give me a number between 1 and 30. So you're gonna pick a day unless you pick 25. And we broadcast it that day. We didn't broadcast the damn. Say, pick another day. You pick another number. That 25th. I'm gonna go, okay, we got 10 super chats that day that are worthy. Give me a number between one and ten. You're going to say the number five. I'm going to say the fifth Super Chat on that day is over 10.99. There's the winner. Boom. That person wins Patreon. I'm just going to do the same thing you did. We'll go down the Patreon list and order of what they're.

[Mike]

If anybody's wondering about May, I'm going to pick the 6th of May and I'm going to pick the 5th super chat. So go ahead and hit me up.

[Tyler]

Well, I'm going to change. We're going to change it next month. This is for this month.

[Mike]

You can't change what I do. I can pick the same numbers, so.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but I'm going to change. I'm going to change the way you pick this week. You're going to run your mile and a half and when you run it in 27min, I'm gonna say the number's 27 and that's. So that's what we're doing. And then Su Patreon, we'll come up with something in Patreon. I'll do the same thing. I'll go down the list of the. Everybody that's a paid member of Patreon. We'll pick a number like you used to do and we'll, we'll hit it. Thanks to Nick the gun guy. Remember, he's the one that's providing the prizes this month.

[Mike]

Nick, that's all. This food for thought shouldn't surprise anybody. Soldier who placed a bet before capturing a dictator could face more prison time than the guy who tried to assassinate Trump.

[Tyler]

That's crazy.

[Mike]

Again, not surprising. Again, it could be, right? Rage, bait, who knows? But those are things you got to think about. You have to think about those things. I mean, because I know you covered this topic when I wasn't here. I think you and JoJo covered it a little bit. But I'm in crime of the century. Really?

[Tyler]

No. Well, here's it. Well, it's a, that's a slippery slope because I know you're very, you're very, like, whatever, it's not a big deal. But you also have to hold the integrity of that position. Like, I know it's not, it's not. I mean, it's gambling, insider trading, what they all do. But at some point, those guys that drink whiskey and smoke cigars and have really cool shows and stories, they have to be better than everybody else. That's the problem is like you're talking about your elite 1 percenters on Earth, right? Military 1%.

[Mike]

Was.

[Tyler]

He was, he was, he was not. He was Delta, but he wasn't like a grunt. He was in like communication. He's still, he was still. He was in Delta though. Regardless, he made it so. But you can't. It's like a cop, it's like a cop going, hey, I'm gonna, I know, I'm gonna. I'm bet a million dollars I have an arrest today. And then I just go arrest somebody for no reason. Like, you can't. You can't do that. And we're imagine.

[Mike]

Started betting on top. Started betting on who's gonna get arrested.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. How many people get arrested in. In your river county today? And I'm like, yeah, four. I'll go get four myself.

[Mike]

All right. Yeah. So just. I don't.

[Tyler]

But again, I'm not teeing off on anybody. I'm teeing off on a group of people that. That's what they are. They're the most important integral.

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

Do you remember.

[Mike]

You probably don't. When I was. I remember like special. I think it was 7th Special Forces Group when I was at Fort Bragg. They were like running drugs. Like they were bad. They were criminals. Like, that's how. And you're sitting here in the same breath saying, like, oh, well, you know, these guys need to be like, no, I'm telling you right now, you're not going to find a more peer occupation than law enforcement. Are there bad apples? Sure. But the, the occupation literally puts a camera on you your entire shift. You're not going to find any more pure people than law enforcement. Doctors, lawyers, ups, maybe firemen, but they don't. You know, they don't really. I'm not gonna shut on firemen too much, but definitely the most pure occupation out there is gonna be law enforcement. You guys put these heroes. I mean, we know some of these guys, they're on drugs, trying to convince the world that they're entertainers. And I'll leave it at that.

[Tyler]

But yeah, they're.

[Mike]

These guys are bonkers sometimes, dude. They're nuts. And not all of them, dude, not all of them.

[Tyler]

There was a. Where the. Was it. There was one this month where cops got caught, involved in. Somebody said it to me. I can't find it now, but yeah,

[Mike]

right after I said cops are perfect.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, there was a one. There was one recently where cops got indicted. And we're seeing it more and more. And, you know, that's the problem. It's. It's like, it's not a big. That was Johnny Q Citizen who like, got a tip because his wife worked at somewhere and he got she hurt. But when you're the guy going on the ground, it's like you can't. It just can't do it. You can't do it. I. I respect the hustle. I'm a gambler. I respect the gambling hustle. But it's like, you can't, man. You said you wouldn't do it. Just like, like you said, it's just like cops doing anything outside of like using your position for anything. But what law enforcement. Like, you can't go to a local business and like influence the business. Okay, you need to sell. I got a company off duty Copville. You need to sell this Copville stuff or boy, those parking tickets are going to add up. Your customers are going to have a hard time. That's the mafia. That's what the mafia was doing. That's. And so it's like you can't have special information and use it to your advantage and, and expect not to get in trouble.

[Mike]

I think I would always, as a cop, try to separate that from my life. Like, I had different. I mean, I'm telling you, dude, up. The only thing I wore that was the same is boxers. My undershirts just for copper. My socks just for copper. My sunglasses just for cop work. My hats just for cop. I didn't, I literally didn't do anything. Like, I remember when my truck would be like, my, my cruiser would be going in for work and they'd be like, oh, just drive your regular car in and use a loaner car for your shift. And I'm like, dude, this feels weird. These are two separate worlds. And that's how I did it. That's how I always stayed pure. Is. This is a separate world. Like, it's totally separate. I. Outside of, I mean, sitting in my car my last like year or two, I would do a lot of, a lot of social media reels and stuff like that, but outside that, you know, I didn't do. I remember one time they tried to get them. I remember one time I got called in the office and they tried to get on me for posting during shift. Did I ever tell you that?

[Tyler]

No.

[Mike]

And I go, I go, like, how you know it's me? And they go, well, it's your. It's your. I'm like, I got four people with that account. I got five people that work. Like, how do you know it was me? And they were like, well, we don't. I'm like, yeah, exactly, because it wasn't me. So next question. It was me the whole time.

[Tyler]

But speaking of that, did you see. Did you see my. You don't watch my story. I don't blame you either, but I

[Mike]

don't watch any stories we took down.

[Tyler]

I don't really either. We took down. I wish I had the original video. Oh, I know she'd watch it. Send me the original video. Jojo from the Tick Tock. I want to show this. I can't ruin the story until I

[Mike]

show this video, I don't watch. And here's a suggestion for stories for anybody out there. I don't watch stories, period. But if I did and I click and your stories up and there's 500 little dashes on the bottom.

[Tyler]

No way. I post like 5 a day. 5 a day, 4 days.

[Mike]

Their right mind thinks everybody is like, like all 45 stories. That's insane. You just get swiped. Don't post so many stories.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hopefully she's watching.

[Mike]

I think she does. What my wife does is just come in and pop in and act like they're watching and then they bounce. You do that all the time on podcasts.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I just.

[Mike]

I can't go wanna. I'll go want his test to see if Mike's still here and I'll say something and we'll wait. And you don't comment. Like.

[Tyler]

I mean, I show my support. I come in, I like it, I give it a view. I comment. Usually I send a super chat to like somebody. Here you go. But I don't have the attention span. And obviously,

[Mike]

yes, Clint, I did wear. My first year of policing, I wore army green socks. And then I got yelled at because they're just. I had to buy black ones that were the same thing. Same exact thing, just black. Big announcement tonight, though, so it sucks. It's hard. But I will be with counterculture in the G Money camp, producing and helping G Money on the G Money show.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Mike]

At 7pm I. I got out, boys.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Mike]

You don't need the help in real time. I'm going to turn around and watch another live that goes on at 7pm with the long island auditor. Mike's going to be on his YouTube channel. And this is a. This is a. This is a huge channel. He's got like over a million subscribers.2 million.

[Tyler]

1.1 million. No, no, it's an easy topic. He wants to talk. You saw the topic was they're trying to pass a law in New York about social media agitators and the unions are getting involved. And you know how I feel about police unions and the way they fair weather pick. So this is pretty much an easy topic for me to talk about.

[Mike]

Yeah. So he'll be going live at 7 if you want. There's no wrong answer. If you want to watch Mike live or if you want to watch G Money live. Either or. And then you can watch the next one flipped. I don't think Long island auditor will need your view as much as Maybe Nick might, but that's what's happening tonight. We had. Obviously, Mike had no control over.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I got text. Sean, text me last night about 6:00pm and was like, hey, are you available tomorrow night to go on this is what I want to talk about. I was like, yeah, I'm good.

[Mike]

So that'll be fun. That's tonight, right? Today, yeah.

[Tyler]

Tonight, 7pm on tonight. Tonight, 7pm on his channel. We've talked. I mean, he's. He gets it. He's pretty reasonable guy. A lot of people on him. But I think, you know, there. And I'll talk about this. There are some auditors and people that are nasty. I don't agree with. Like the guy we watch, the black dude that walks up to the guy that's getting his gear out of his trunk, and he's swearing and screaming and cussing and causing. Because here's what I was thinking. If you and I are standing in line, right? And you're. I bump in you, and you go, hey, man, excuse me. I'm sorry. Okay, cool, Right? That's normal, right? You're not gonna get excited if you bump into me? I'll go, hey, what's your problem? You're gonna be like, yo, bro, what the. And it's gonna cause an instant heightened situation. So if an auditor walks up to somebody, like a cop and says, yeah, I'm filming. I'm running the story like Sean does. Very calm. I'm running the story, bubba. I don't see any reason for cops to get worked up, Right? He's a dude. He's got a camera. By now, you know who he is. But if cops go immediately to 100% of, like, craziness, that seems a little irrational. But I do think that the guys that walk up and create a heightened environment where they're yelling at the cop or screaming, they deserve a little more attention. And maybe it's bordering like, hey, you're causing a public scene. You're. You're interfering in some things. So I definitely don't agree with the guys that walk up and go wild. But I also don't. You know, I don't think what Sean does is anywhere in that category.

[Mike]

No, no, he does. I just don't agree with. I just can't. I'm a cop at heart. I bleed blue, and I can't get down with somebody. I mean, you could go sit there again. Admin. Sure.

[Guest or Clip of Jimmy Kimmel]

What?

[Mike]

Go. But cops, dude, without cops, this guy would be a.

[Tyler]

But he doesn't. Other than the cop in where he goes to his door, which was pretty controversial. That one. Okay, let's go past that one. He doesn't really go to cops. He goes to the library. He goes to the, you know, public areas, and then the cops respond. The other one was a personal beef. The guy had smacked Sean's phone out of his hand at one point and, like, basically battered him and didn't get in trouble.

[Mike]

So I have a question. Do you think it would be better if obviously an auditor is going to be. And it's sad. It is sad. But they are going to be more knowledgeable. We've seen it. More knowledgeable about the laws than the cops responding. That's just. It is what it is. It shouldn't be that way by any means. But do you think it would be better if auditors said, hey, man, I'm an auditor. I'm literally here to catch you slipping. Let me teach you the laws. First off, don't think any cop's going to listen to that. But I always tried to be that type of cop, where I'm like, you're gonna teach me something? All right, let's see it. And then if everybody's cool when he's like, see, I can do this, I'd be like, hold on, let me go. And then I'd be the first one to go. You're right. You're absolutely right. Shake hands. Have a little, you know, hey, we all agreed. But I don't think that auditors are out there trying to make it better. I think they're trying to jam up cops.

[Tyler]

Most of them. Yes. Sean actually teaches and offers to teach First Amendment classes for law enforcement.

[Mike]

Does he travel?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, he does. I mean, he's all over. I mean, he was in Louisiana. He does. He's obviously making a lot of money when you're getting that many streams, but. So he offers, and this is where I agree with him, is the First Amendment. The amendments, right. At the beginning. First, the Constitution is what we all swore to. Those first few are very important. Or, you know, fourth Amendment, search and seizure, freedom of speech. These guys don't know the difference between when they can detain him, when they can't detain him, or what trespassing is or when it's not trespassing or what is allowed in the public. To me, that's dangerous. That the basic constitution is that cloudy to some cops. That's where I go, man, dude, this guy's telling him he can do XYZ. What happens to the homeless guy at 1am what happens to the dude on the bike that this cop thinks he can harass and stop and he's not allowed. What happens to the cop that thinks this guy's trespassing? He actually hasn't even given him an opportunity to leave yet. Dude ends up on his skull, broken, beat up, whatever. It's never. It's. They're all going to go under the rug. There's just too many of those things happening. But think about what Dom says about, like, cops being too aggressive and too. You have to know the law and the rule, and that's where. If he embarrassed. It's like that thing. If I say something that bothers you, like, if I make a story and you're immediately offended, then I guess it is about you. If I make a story and you're like, I don't act like that. I'm great. Then it's not about you. And the same thing, like, if you know the law, you're never gonna end up on his channel because you're gonna be like, hey, bro, awesome, dude. I know who you are. You're famous.

[Mike]

Cool.

[Tyler]

You can take all the videos you want. That's it. That story's done. I don't know.

[Mike]

Do you notice about auditors?

[Tyler]

That looks, like, good. Yeah, but it's first amendment audits, but, yeah, it looks good.

[Mike]

No auditors.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he is an auditor, but his channel is. Oh, you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Absolutely. I don't know if it's spelled right, but it looks good to me. I'm not a speller, but, you know, I was. I'm actually on a video where they did it here locally, and the cop did what every other cop does. And we're going into the tax collector's office where the driver's license thing is. I remember.

[Mike]

It's on video.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's on video. He threatened to arrest them. And I got a call the sheriff. I got a call directly from the sheriff driving. He says, can you go? Please take care of this for me? So I got there, they walked in. I'm like, hey, do whatever you want to do. You can't be arrested. This is a free country. Do it. Like, just try not to. Don't. Or video any of the screens behind the counter because they have driver's license or security information on them. Otherwise, you're free to go. And the tax collector herself, the elected, was not happy that I did that. And I'm like, you want me to get. Do you want me to break the constitution? Like, they're allowed to do what they want. I want them arrested. I'm like, you can't arrest them, dude. Like, there's nothing you can do. So whatever.

[Mike]

He's a cool sheriff, ain't he?

[Tyler]

All right, so our my win last night. This was posted on Streamlight. The big flashlight company, right? Real cool stuff. Swap boys. Here you go.

[Commercial Announcer]

This is the mega stream.

[Tyler]

This is a Streamlight post collab with this Tick Tock. She's out of like California somewhere. She does zero police work. I got. Well, barely. She's a cop. Almost failed the academy. I had a bunch of people messaged me. Riverside, California, I believe. Just a Tick tock cop porn star in a uniform. Everything is flashy, everything is whatever. And Streamlight thought this would be a good idea.

[Commercial Announcer]

It has 1800 lumens. I honestly feel like as a cop you could never have enough flashlights on you. I have the mini Streamlight, but I keep up on my shoulder, which is perfect for like taking notes or when I don't want to hold anything. It's just perfect because it kind of shoots out. You can like adjust the size, but these little tiny flashlights really pack a punch. And I feel like this is the perfect size I can get with that.

[Tyler]

That is the perfect size. That's like 8, 9, 10 inches, right?

[Commercial Announcer]

You can either put this on your vest or I have a little belt loop that I'm going to be putting it on. I just love Streamlight. They have great.

[Tyler]

So it goes on and on, right? On and on and on and on.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

They got annihilated. Sorry. I put it on my story. I put her Tick Tock handle and it's gone. They deleted it. They got rid of it off their page. It is gone. And I look at that like a win for the good guys. I look at Streamlight, I don't, I don't particularly like. It's okay. I'm not, I don't use, I didn't use their light. But I, I, They're a big name company. Everybody knows them. This kind of goes into the same realm of like the glasses company we tried. They all sponsor. These are sponsors.

[Mike]

They're stupid. They're not, they're not, they're not goons. They're not owned and operated. To know. And I've said this before, if you want to have two campaigns, sure, that's smart if you can financially afford it. But the real organic dudes you want rocking this light, that ain't gonna sell for them.

[Tyler]

No. And I started screenshotting because I was gonna post but like, some of the responses I got were dumb. I bet they sent her to the. The new high candela pistol light too. How about we send the products to guys that actually use them and know how to use them? No way I'm staged. Oceanside, California. No way I'm stationed Oversight. I've never. I've seen her so many times. Always has her hair out of uniform and looks like. Like I got message after message after message. It says you posted this chick before was a dumpster fire at the academy. Got out, has done nothing. Another tik tok up under the same username with a big following. The post alone makes me never want to use streamlight that you should shame them. So you. You're right. You align with them and people say it about us. You line with these job is dead.

[Mike]

Just say align with anti hero. You're dead to me.

[Tyler]

But it's like you thought some marketing genius was like, you know what? We're gonna use a chick who does nothing, has nails painted, does nothing but tick tocks with his.

[Mike]

How do you turn it on?

[Tyler]

Yeah, and she goes on and on. It's like minute and a half. And I'm like, yeah, that's the one. Just like that stupid Kaylee was on again. And I. It was right before we left for South Carolina. I had all the videos, the screenshots, right? She's at the range for some company. She's not shooting a rifle. She's. Her stance is up her. Everything's wrong. And I'm like, why would a tactical company use like these people? I don't, I don't get it. I don't get it. Doesn't make sense.

[Mike]

They don't know what they're doing. They're. They're tactical people trying. Here's the thing. If you're going to market your product for a demographic that you've never been a part of, you're going to run into issues on how to market to them, right? If me and Mike want to make a company where we market to strike street goons and cops, we'll kill it. Because we, We've been there. Maybe we want to market to the veteran community. We're part of that. We could do that. But if we make a product, if me and Mike want to make a. A makeup product for women and we're like, hey, dude, we have no clue who to go to. And we're going to make a lot of bad decisions. And a lot of people that you try to, to, to sell to in that demographic are Going to see right through you that you've never been a part of us.

[Tyler]

There was a company, I'm not gonna say the company's name but there was a company at Justice X that I, we talked about that does a certain service for people and I pointed that out as well. Like certain meme pay our pages, they stay very safe. They stay in that area and if you're gonna go safe that's fine but you're only gonna hit certain guys. You're not gonna get, you're not gonna get SWAT bros and goons to buy it to look at that ad and go I'm gonna get, I'm gonna stay with Streamlight, I'm gonna stick with that. Or I'm gonna go buy that because this broads on there. You're gonna get guys that go I get it, I get it. In my DMs everybody's like yeah, what a dumbass. What a smash. Smash man. All the dirty dogs are like smash man. I get it. Okay, smash. Smash. Smash. But in real life it's like why would I, I look at that and go guys that are out in the dark, they're sitting on swap perimeters for five hours, they're sneaking in bushes, they're pulling over cars in the hood all night. They don't resonate with that chick. So you're going to hit an audience and I guess you got to look at both ways. You're going to hit all them stupid chicks that Dominic's post that are 4 foot 2 that are like oh good look I need a stream light because look at her, you know and you're gonna sell some, get some stuff sold. But are you really going to hit the whole thing if you just keep it a normal across the board ad like something that hits everybody, have a decent like a well trained female cop maybe as your spokesman and then like a SWAT guy and then maybe like a normal looking dude doesn't have to be all jacked and stacked but to go completely some chick with nails who can't even doesn't really know the function of like that's nice. It's the perfect scent. Like all that stuff that just they deleted all I can say they deleted it. I know they got hammered in their comments. I was following the comments and it didn't go well and you know we talked to some sunglasses companies and that didn't pan out. I'm glad it didn't because the more I think about it to stay true, I don't want to be associated with some tick tock nonsense. I just don't want to. I want to stick with companies that think like we think and, and have that same mindset.

[Mike]

All right, guys, that'll do it for the first hour. The second hour. Yeah. The second hour will be on Patreon only. All paying members, all paying tiers can be part of Patreon. And I've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 different topics I want to talk about. It's more personal, less out on the Internet, more in house, but it's a good time. We actually can engage with the chat a little bit more. But until then, we're working on our radio time, our 51 minute time. And I think we're tomorrow. If you don't join us for the second hour on Patreon tomorrow, we will be back with Wednesday Friends Day. I think we have Huff Finn finally back and we got some other people lined up for Wednesday friends, 11am Eastern Standard Time tomorrow, YouTube X and Facebook. Yeah, we'll be back in about 10 minutes on Patreon only. See you guys then.

[Tyler]

JV team for life.

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