MAMDANI LIED...IMAGINE THAT (02/19/2026)

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast: "MAMDANI LIED...IMAGINE THAT"

Date: February 19, 2026

Hosts: Mike, Tyler (“A” and “B”, confirmed by recurring self-reference), with guests Jimmy (“D”) and Dominic Izzo (“C”)

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EPISODE OVERVIEW

This episode delivers a raw, fast-paced discussion on the crisis affecting major U.S. cities, particularly New York and Los Angeles, as police budgets are squeezed, staff and morale plummet, and political leadership (specifically Mayor Mamdani of NYC) falls under fire for broken promises. The cast—drawing from a mix of ex-cops, military veterans, and OGs in the “news entertainment for veterans, first responders, and blue collar Americans” space—expose what they see as the dangerous spiral of defunding, cultural degradation, and calls for impossible solutions in law enforcement.

The episode’s main focus:

• NYC Mayor Mamdani's broken campaign promises, budget cuts, and redirected police funding.
• The broader problem of declining support for cops, systemic failures, and political hypocrisy.
• Open discussion about police brotherhood, administrative betrayal, and the reality officers and communities now face.
• A haunting, viral video from Chicago that serves as a metaphor for “America’s unsolvable problems.”

Sprinkled with industry banter, black humor, and sharp critiques, the hosts dissect high-stress policing, "good cop" burnout, and the emerging "robocop" future.

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KEY DISCUSSION POINTS & INSIGHTS

1. The NYC Mayoral Fiasco – Mamdani's Broken Promises

• Mamdani promised:

  • No new taxes
  • Free/cheap transportation
  • Improved public safety

• Reality:

  • Taxes raised, transportation prices up (16:21)
  • Redirected police budget, cutting 5,000 more NYPD jobs (14:43, 15:27)
  • Hosts call out hypocrisy and suggest Mamdani follows the "defund in disguise" playbook.

  "He promised cheaper transportation...then raised the prices. Now...in a city that’s a disaster with law enforcement and crime, he cuts 5,000 more jobs." – Tyler, 15:27

• Budget Crisis, ‘Warzone’ Rhetoric:

  • Mamdani is shown in speeches warning the city of further collapse if more taxes aren’t levied:

  "If we do not fix this structural imbalance...this crisis will not disappear. It will return year after year...forcing harder and harsher choices." – Mamdani (host playing clip), 17:45
  "He’s too much in office. Two months in and he’s given the death speech of New York." – Mike, 23:28

• Rich Remain Untouched:

  • Rich Manhattanites unaffected by public safety collapse.
  • "They can avoid all the crime...They’re not gonna ride on the subway." (20:09)

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2. “Brotherhood” in Policing—Myth vs. Reality

• At-Will Officer Fire/Incident:

  • Discussion of a trooper/police officer fired after a controversial incident (cursing + admin politics), currently involved in lawsuits.

  "He got railroaded…nobody with the thin black chin strap and the ball gag goes to war for this guy." – Mike, 08:29

• Lack of Support & Betrayal:

  • Hosts and guests share firsthand stories about being abandoned by “brothers in blue” during crises.

  "It is worse than being betrayed by a significant other...when they Homer Simpson into the hedges." – Dominic Izzo, 73:06

• Cops’ Selective Solidarity:

  "The dude that’s a piece of shit will get protected more... the guy who gets the DUI’s got a better chance…But the guy who gets railroaded, nobody even says sorry." – Mike, 07:23

• Transactional Relationships:

  • Officers are only contacted when someone needs a favor.

  "A year and a half later—'hey man, can you help me?'...That’s cops, dude." – Mike, 09:51

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3. Police Recruitment, Budget Crunch, and the Rise of "Robocops"

• Major Agencies Out of Money & Staff:

  • LAPD to stop overtime payments; will offer compensatory time-off (27:28)
  • Shortages critical—manpower and morale both in freefall.
  • Discussion extends to how agencies will eventually accept anyone (“the wrong ones”) or even robots, opening the door to organized corruption.

  "You infiltrate police with lower-educated people...now being pushed into the profession...creates organized crime within them." – Mike, 30:43

• Predicting a Robocop Future:

  "What a great way to create a problem—you weaken a police force...then you rush on the solution. Well, we’re going to put Robocops on the street." – Dominic Izzo, 65:55

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4. Broken Windows, Unfixable Wounds—A Viral Chicago Video

• Chicago Video:

  • Viral clip shows a large group of young men, heavily armed with extended magazines and rifles, openly flaunting firepower.
  • Hosts argue this is the visual proof that “the job is dead” and these communities are beyond conventional policing.

  "You’re a cop...there’s nothing you can do. It’s impossible." – Mike, 97:33
  "You can’t police that...those are animals...How do you fix that? There’s not enough budget, not enough cops...There is nothing you can do." – Mike, 99:42

• Escalation Beyond Law Enforcement:

  • "That would be a tier-one elite unit. That’s a war response...That’s a city corner in America." – Tyler, 105:04

• Political Inaction/Activism Hypocrisy:

  "Where are the celebrities? Where is the Hollywood? Where are the black activists?...There is no reasoning on that corner. How do you end up with so many gun extended mags, rifles, gun lights?" – Discussion, 100:45–101:23

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5. Military & Global Security Sidebar (with Jimmy)

• Straits of Hormuz / Iran Exercise:

  • Iran practicing for strait shutdown using anti-ship missiles, mines, drone swarms—threatening global oil.
  • U.S. military is deploying serious force (F22s, two carrier groups, Delta Force, Rangers) to region in preparation.

  "The biggest movement: F22s. Last time they moved F22s into the region, four days later we struck Iran nuclear sites." – Jimmy, 55:06

  • Europe (NATO) political drama noted—U.S. wants out of the leadership role, suggesting Germany “run the war.”

  "Let’s have Germany be in charge of militaries in Europe...We did that once." [Sarcastic laughter] (57:24)

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6. Law Enforcement Culture, Social Commentary, and Notable Rants

• Degradation of Standards, Federalized Policing:

  "What a great way to introduce federalized policing. Create a standard across America of shitty, shitty cops...then get people to support the militarized police force." – Dominic Izzo, 67:34

• Intersectional ‘Victim Hierarchy’:

  "As a white male, I can be called anything...Gay Black female? Trans Black female? That’s the boss. They’re like the Bowser at the end of Mario." – Banter, 41:08

• Hypocrisy of “Defund” Advocates:

  "You need to see Mandami go in there. He’d be dead in five seconds." – Mike, 116:02

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MEMORABLE QUOTES & TIMESTAMPS

• On City Collapse:

  "Two months in and he’s giving the death speech for New York. Death speech in New York? It’s over."
  — Mike, 23:28

• On Brotherhood Betrayal:

  "It is worse than being betrayed by a significant other... when they Homer Simpson into the hedges, that’s..."
  — Dominic Izzo, 73:06

• On Policing Crisis:

  "You can’t fix that... You can’t fix the city without balance…That’s America. We failed." — Mike, 112:30

• Summary Assessment:

  "That’s a great video, Jimmy. That would be my trademark video of [the crisis]—there you go, fix it."
  — Mike (on the Chicago gun flaunting video), 117:21

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IMPORTANT SEGMENTS & TIMESTAMPS

| Segment/Topic | Timestamp(s) | |-----------------------------------------------------|----------------------| | Sponsor promos/banter & Patreon pushes | 00:27–02:13 | | Florida move updates, Trooper lawsuit discussion | 03:05–05:45 | | Brotherhood/Police culture grievances | 05:48–11:55 | | Stream & Patreon logistics | 11:55–14:10 | | Main Topic: Mayor Mamdani’s Lies & NYC Budget Cuts | 14:10–20:56 | | National & State of Policing (LA, NY) | 26:30–33:14 | | Recruitment Crisis/”Robocop” Future | 65:55–68:01 | | Brotherhood Myth & Admin Betrayal | 69:12–76:23 | | Chicago Viral Video, “America’s Unfixable” Problem | 96:22–117:04 | | Memes/Cultural Hierarchies | 41:01–42:54 | | Global Security, Iran & Straits of Hormuz | 52:41–59:17 |

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ORIGINAL LANGUAGE/TONE SNAPSHOTS

Cynical, biting, outsider-wit mixed with locker room camaraderie; raw and unapologetic candor; humorous but dead-serious about failures in law enforcement and politics.

Sample banter:

• “He’s too much in office. Two months in and he’s given the death speech of New York!”
• “You got shooters on the corner, extended mags—what’s the plan? Chicago can’t be fixed...With police? Hell no.”
• “I want you to fix that one corner. You can't. I'm sorry. That's America—we failed."

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EPISODE TAKEAWAYS

• The urban policing model is "dead" in major cities plagued with political abdication and public apathy, as illustrated by New York and LA's ongoing budget-driven implosions.
• Brotherhood and solidarity in law enforcement is largely a myth under current conditions; most officers are left on their own during crises.
• Viral videos like the one out of Chicago are not outliers—they’re warnings that some corners of America have moved beyond police control, and no simple “community policing” initiative will fix it.
• The repeated cycles of administrative betrayal, hollow social activism, and political lies have left morale, retention, and public safety at their lowest points in a generation.
• Only radical, probably military, intervention could "fix" some urban crises—something the podcast crew sees the public (and politicians) as totally unprepared to accept.
• Call to action: America needs to get real about what it takes to make cities safe, and stop pretending “more meetings” or hollow reforms are enough.

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For blue-collar listeners, cops, and vets seeking a brutally honest, sometimes uncomfortable look at "the job," America's urban crisis, and the war between rhetoric and reality—this is essential listening.

Transcript

[A]

Savannah.

[B]

Good morning.

[A]

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[A]

Well, we're here.

[B]

You are here.

[A]

We're here.

[B]

We.

[A]

I was behind this morning. No.

[B]

Yeah, a little bit. Hey, the coffee's hot. Door got slammed twice. Lewis was here early.

[A]

He was.

[B]

He was ready. He set everything up, checked everything, got the cameras on and then coded and played his game. I was waiting for you to flip out about the noise of the game coming through the headphones. I was. It was coming. Do you realize it was coming, Lewis? Yes. Your game is loud. And I was. I just went like this. I just went like this. I sat back. I could hear it. I had my headphones over here. I could hear the music coming out. Tyler's scrambling. The date's wrong on the paper. He's going at it. And I'm waiting for him to just lose it about the noise, but he never did.

[A]

No, that actually didn't.

[B]

It was. It was driving you crazy. I don't care what you say. It was driving you crazy. And I was here for the meltdown, but it didn't happen.

[A]

It's not on camera, so it's not worth it.

[B]

Yeah. Not bad. No. Start playing. Playing. Playing that music is whatever that music is. It's pretty rough.

[A]

Oh, man. Well, we had a. We had a lot of talk this morning about I. It kind of. I forgot how many people were moving to Florida.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

A lot of guys in our. In our network or just by chance coming to Florida.

[B]

Yeah. Well, two. One we can't talk about.

[A]

Oh, yeah. Two weekend.

[B]

Jack is working on in Jerry. Jerry. The bid fell through on the house. There was an issue with the house. He put the initial bid on, but he's got a backup plan. Actually called me on the way here, so everything's still looking good for like May. Ish.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

So.

[A]

And we're looking to do a live show around mid May. Is that what we decided?

[B]

Yeah. Hopefully Jerry can get. It's. Now there's a. He's buying a construction build, so now it's trying to time to sell his house where he can actually move into the other house.

[A]

We can't do a West Palm show without Jerry.

[B]

No, he's got to be.

[A]

Jerry's got to be there. So. But yeah, we're looking at West Palm as being the next show and then doing more live shows outside of that. I know a lot of people have reached out to us and offered commodities and it's really cool that you guys did that. So. But yeah, I mean, the reflections. We actually remember the. The trooper when I got fired. Yeah.

[B]

Resigned. Yeah.

[A]

There's. He finally. A lot of people saw our real and pushed in touch with him. And I got a hold of him and he said that there's multiple lawsuits pending.

[B]

I can't talk about it.

[A]

He can't talk about it. He can't come on the show. Obviously. I knew that as soon as somebody said, I think there's lawsuits involved. I was like, well, he ain't coming on the show. But he was fired. He was an At Will employee. He was. He was new.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Probation. He was fired for cursing.

[B]

Yeah, well, you don't need a reason.

[A]

Yeah, well, I mean that. That's the reason they gave him the catch all of conduct on because. Oh, he said a couple of times all of his charges against those Two subjects in the video were dropped and he got fired two months later.

[B]

Gary, go on the soap opera. I'm gonna get mad.

[A]

So they, they, they said it was because he was on probation, that he was at will. But ironically, the one that works for the mayor got fired from the city a few months after. And she's a convicted felon.

[B]

Get my voice ready.

[A]

He is a cop somewhere else. Happy and making a lot of money. More money than he did with pa. State police. Yeah. And then he. So that's it. It actually ended very good for him. But you know, when you're on the. You're on the good side of a lawsuit. You. There's a lot you can't talk about because. Yeah, you can.

[B]

But you ready? You ready?

[A]

Let's do it.

[B]

Them guys, they wear this stupid hat. Where were they to support their guy? Were they support their buddy? A tradition.

[C]

Tradition.

[B]

Tradition. I heard tradition 100 times about these chin straps and these hats your buddy got. And nobody did anything.

[A]

Nobody did anything.

[B]

They should all be outraged. They should all be speaking up. They should all be saying something. But in true blue brotherhood fashion. You. It ain't me. You're gone. I'm not gonna say anything. I'm not gonna stay in line.

[A]

I'm not gone.

[B]

Speak up, man. That might be me next. That dude. That's my point. That's my point of this whole thing. My whole thing. You got. You watched a buddy get screwed over politics and you're not going to stand up, you're not going to go off.

[C]

That's.

[B]

That's it.

[A]

It doesn't exist anymore, dude. I mean blue collar unions have more pride in their brotherhood. And I'm not saying it's a less of a brotherhood. But every cops want to sit here and preach this brotherhood. They want to preach this thin blue line. And one of their guys is just royally. I'm not talking about go out there defend the guy that got a dui. Or was it a. Was it a he said, she said dv? Those are different cases. And it's almost like, man, that is the name of the game. You cannot be with a crazy even if you didn't hit her. When you're a cop, you can't be drinking excess amount of alcohol when you're a cop. There's a higher standard when you're a cop. But when somebody's doing their job and gets thrown to the wolves by admin, there should be an uproar. There should absolutely. A state police. Really? The state police.

[B]

That's what I'm saying they. They here. And I'm not saying there's not good guys.

[A]

They're like the bugs in a bug

[B]

life, but they are. They claim to be the top guys. They show up, they can take over the entire scene. They keep agencies from having radar. They are the top law enforcement agency in that state. And you let a guy get fired for saying when he's rolled up on by some hood rat getting screamed at, fighting somebody on the side of the interstate over a traffic violation. The guy did nothing wrong. Nothing wrong. Politics ruins this guy's life temporarily. Obviously, he's doing much better. But nobody with the. The thin black chin strap in the ball gag, nobody goes to war for this guy. Nobody gets out outrageous and gets on the Internet and says, this is. Nope, it's not gonna happen. Because at the end of the day, the dude that's a piece of will get protected more by the union. The guy that gets the DUI's got a better chance with the union. Yeah, they'll fight for him to get his job back. They'll go to war for the guy that did something shady. And. And. But the guy who's out there fighting nonsense on the side of the road, who gets railroaded, nobody says, sorry, man. Hey, man, it really sucks for you, dude. Yeah.

[A]

If you need anything, dude.

[B]

I had a. I'm gonna say it.

[A]

I had a. I'm gonna say it.

[B]

I had a. Let me tell you what cops do. I had a. Text me the other day, and I had been so long that I went back. I left the agency September 11, 2024. The last time this dude texted was August 3rd of 2024.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Saw him every day at work, worked out, saw them in the gym. I get railroaded. Bald, gag, raped. Everything out the door, right?

[A]

Metaphorically.

[B]

Never hear from this dude. I get a text message a year and a half later, hey, bro, you know any good classes My wife and I go to for shooting. And I'm looking at the phone and I'm staring at this message. I'm like, these are nuts.

[A]

They're nuts.

[B]

So I scroll back and I'm like, August 3rd. That was before the election. The election was August 20th. Then I got canned and moved to the jail August 26th. Then I got canned for good and left this. Didn't message me. How you doing, fellow? 11. Bravo, too, by the way. Military guy. Talked to him about all the stuff in the back. And I get a text message a year and a half later, hey, man, can you help me? That's what it basically said, I need your help. Oh, oh, oh, you did. You didn't. Hey, Mike, you were 11. Bravo. I was 11, bro. You got railroaded by this place. How you been? How's your family? Are you financially okay? Does everything go with your mental health? Not a year and a half later, man.

[D]

Can.

[B]

Can you help me? I know you guys screwed, man, but we're not going to talk about. Can you help me? That's cops, dude. That's. That's the people that we.

[A]

That's.

[B]

That's it, dude. And it's wild that they have the audacity.

[A]

Well, we were talking on the phone this morning and we were talking about cops, and they have their.

[B]

I don't answer them, by the way. I didn't answer them, by the way.

[A]

Cops want to have this alpha mentality, right? I'm an alpha and I get it. It's a. That you need those guys. But at the same time, dude, they're just. Yeah, I'm sorry if. If you. I would say 80%. So if you. If you're getting offended, I didn't say your name. That's how it works. If I say a blanket statement and I say most and you're like, that triggers me. That's probably you.

[B]

There goes our following.

[A]

No, our following are cops that hate this.

[B]

Yeah, well. And you should like your job. And you said, but those are the. That's where I highlight not only the admin, of course, Michael's Anthony admin. I do. But then I look at the reg. Regular guys. Every dude that got canned around the time I did or got with, I reached out to him, was like, hey, dude, you know, I know what you're going through. Or now I do it with complete strangers. I have more contact and inner in that weird interactions with strangers about their problems and. And because I can resonate, but I just don't understand. I can't imagine picking my phone up right now and going, I haven't taught this dude in two years. Years. You're good. I haven't talked to this dude in two years. And I didn't. He got fired or let go and he got on. I'm gonna go ahead and see if he can help me with something, see how he can serve me. Not. Not even like a, hey, man, I know you went through not even an opening statement to like, sorry I didn't text you for the last year and a half, but. And that's just one example. It sucks, man. It really does. And I feel bad for that guy in Pennsylvania, like, to See that he didn't get anybody stand up for him. And usually works out though. Yeah, it's tough initially.

[A]

You have to find an agency that is okay with hearing you out, that knows that there's a bunch of going on. And if you find an agency like that, they're usually pretty good about it. So also just quick. X is in stream yards. Our platform is blaming X, but I. I've been fighting an uphill battle streaming on X. If you go up there and you. Oh, they can't see it, but we have a little icon where it says live and we can scroll down. X isn't even on there right now. Is it on there? No. Yeah, it is a six. Six. Okay. I'm not seeing any right now. And they put out. Oh, right here. It says live streaming on X. X. Twitter is experiencing issues with live streaming posts. If you can't find your live in your X, you can manually post it by following our guide. So there is an issue with most likely a billion dollar contract issue between two.

[B]

Pisses a lot of people off too.

[A]

So who.

[B]

Elon Musk owns it. He pisses a lot of people off.

[A]

Oh, so probably stream Yard's like, we're not gonna stream to X. But then they lose every single podcast. It's like, well, we gotta stream that. Luckily, X isn't the biggest streaming source for us, so. But Liz, $5. Can I be the social director of the 99? Get hotels and stuff together for the 99. Can y' all vote on that? Liz, we voted. You're in.

[B]

Yeah. You won. You won by a landslide. By a landslide.

[A]

Everybody helps. I. We've had messages about. We got Brady running the. I think Brady runs the Facebook. We've got Dylan that runs the Instagram. I might have those backwards, but we had a person message us that said, I have 10 years in the racing game.

[B]

Yeah, they want to do a pick room. It's like, dude, that's awesome.

[A]

So, yeah, I mean, you guys, the Discord. Jimmy tells us all the things you guys do for the Discord, like, which is like Mars to me. I, I don't.

[B]

I, I still haven't figured it out, but it's. I don't know.

[A]

Boynton Beach, Florida, calling me that. So. Keto five zero. I see you, bud. I gotta respond to your message. I know the worst. I am the worst. So the worst person imaginable.

[B]

You can just message me because I know I talk to him regularly. I'll answer.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, Mike. Mike is a good interceptor for that. So going into the main topic. Mayor Mom Donnie. Did I get his name right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Mayor Mom Donnie. Oh my God, he lied. Dude, can you believe this?

[B]

Again.

[A]

Again?

[B]

Not again.

[A]

Yeah, again.

[B]

What do you lie about now?

[A]

Taxes, Free transportation.

[B]

Now how about this? He's. So we see NYPD on the news a lot, right? Bad things.

[A]

Always bad.

[B]

He's moving funding out of the NYPD and he's cutting 5,000 jobs.

[A]

Do they, don't they, aren't they under like 5,000 away?

[B]

Under. Now he's cutting the. So they're going to be present additional 5,000 jobs.

[A]

So they're going to be like up to, up to date.

[B]

Now he's redirecting his money somewhere else for 5,000 more. He already lost. They had a mass exit is when he won because the cops knew what was happening then he sympathized with a guy with a knife last week or two weeks ago where he went and visited him and on the cops. Now he's redirecting money from the cops to fill his shortfalls on the rest of his budget.

[A]

He's literally raising taxes. Yes, people are sheep, dude. Raising taxes.

[B]

Yeah. And he promised cheaper transportation and he promised free transportation and then raised the prices. Now he's. And now he's an already in a city that's a disaster with law enforcement and training, crime. I mean, just now you cut 5,000 more job board. I don't even know that 5,000 people want to be cops. I mean, I don't know what Dom and I talked about. You will get 5,000 people, but it's the wrong ones. It's the dancing. I'm not gonna say it.

[A]

Well, you're gonna get 5,000. I mean, but I don't know. I, I. It's hard to speak on the NYPD because that's its own culture. It almost doesn't fall under regular culture. But yeah. What so what, he lied about the transportation. He all of a sudden. I don't think he ever said he was going to lower their taxes, but he definitely didn't. He was gonna raise them

[B]

and you know, redirecting money from, from cops. I mean, defunding the police. He's defunding the police in his own special way.

[A]

I think I have a video on got a lot of videos actually. Let's see here. All right. Stream yard.

[B]

Boom. I have something I want to send Lewis real quick.

[C]

While you're.

[B]

I'm gonna read it and then go to go to the search. No, no, the Instagram search.

[D]

Search.

[B]

Sheriff S H E R I F F. Keith iff.

[A]

All right, I'm gonna play a little mom. Donnie.

[B]

Wrong. There it goes. F. F. Nope, nope.

[A]

We're working out this. This producer talent relationship.

[B]

Clicked on a name for no reason. I just want you to search Sheriff IFF this is part of the show. No, don't go down.

[A]

Go back to where your words are malfunction, malfunction, malfunction.

[B]

See what you're typing, Lewis? I want you to keep typing the word Sheriff IFF Keith K, E I T H. Right. Now click on that top one. Now bring up his most recent post when you go to his page.

[A]

You want me to play mine first?

[B]

Yeah, go ahead.

[D]

For those who have watched budget after budget, it is tempting to assume that we are engaging in the same dance as our predecessors.

[B]

You're in the messages.

[D]

Let me assure you, nothing about this is typical. That's why our solutions won't be either. There are two paths to bridge this gap. The first is the most sustainable and the fairest path. This is the path of ending the drain on our city and raising taxes on the richest New Yorkers and the most profitable corporations. The onus for resolving this crisis should not be placed on the backs of working and middle class New Yorkers. If we do not fix this structural imbalance and do not heed the calls of New Yorkers to raise taxes on the wealthy, this crisis will not disappear. It will simply return year after year, forcing harder and harsher choices each time. And if we do not go down the first path, the city will be forced down a second more harmful path. Faced with no other choice, the city would have to exercise the only revenue lever. I know that for those who have watched budget after budget.

[A]

How do you. What do you think about that, Mike?

[B]

I mean, he took over.

[A]

He's telling them that it's going to get worse if they don't do something about it.

[B]

Yeah, he strong arm his way in. That's what they wanted. They wanted a socialist, Muslim socialist. They got it. He promised xyz. And now it's like, forget all that. Now I need you to do this and this and this. Or else. I mean, this is.

[A]

Yeah, or else is what he said. It's gonna get bad.

[B]

The biggest. Like the. This is the city. Like when you think of America, it's New York City. Immigrants came through Ellis island. The whole thing. This is the mo. You know the city and you let this guy win. You knew his agenda was defund the police, get rid of, you know, be sympathetic to crime. He's already shown it by Going to visit somebody who tried to kill a police officer, not the police officer, cuts 5,000 jobs. And now he's basically going, sorry or else. And you got three and a half, you know, three more years of this. Four more years. You know, just under four. It's. It's bananas. And they, people are the people walking around New York. That's where the out of touch with reality. These people are living in. You know, there's high rises in New York, like in Manhattan that are $50 million. You have like a whole floor that's these people that live in New York, in the Manhattan area that are vot voting. They just don't have to deal with it. They are so rich and so powerful that they can avoid all the. Yeah, they can just avoid it. Like, they're not going to ride on the subway. They're not.

[A]

That's how New York City's always.

[B]

Yeah, they're not gonna ride on the subway. They're not gonna have it.

[A]

They're not gonna be out in the streets.

[C]

No.

[B]

They're gonna have armed guards outside their banks and outside their businesses. They got security and they're never gonna suffer. And I don't know what the real reason would be to, like, why would you want this guy in charge, though? There's. There's got to be a deeper conspiracy. There's something deeper. Like, why would you want a weak city and weak on crime and not have any, like, rules? There's a reason. I'm not smart enough to figure it out, but somebody knows it. Like, why would you want this? You're living there and you're like, yeah, I want my city to be in shambles.

[A]

There's got to be a monetary reason. Yeah, like, like I'm going to benefit from this city's economy being in the.

[B]

I already know it's dangerous to walk outside. And now I'm going to cut 5,000 cops. I'm going to vote the guy in that does that. Like, that sounds like, I don't know.

[A]

I don't know. I'm gonna get the guy that makes sure that.

[B]

Yeah, like, I don't know. Everybody's so conditioned to vote Democrat in these big cities. It's because of all the stuff online. I'm not saying Republicans are the right, but we've. These big cities have shown over and over. Look at California, dude. It's insane. The amount of money, taxes, everything's taxed. They show like football players salaries and then they play in California, they lose.

[A]

Like, really?

[B]

The one. The guy won the, the MVP of the Super Bowl. The Darnold, the quarterback for the Seattle. His bonuses were like. He got like 60. I'm sorry, he got like 40 of his bonuses. Like all of it was taxed so much in California.

[A]

NFL can't get away from that.

[B]

No. They're wherever they play. Like you played in California, but they

[A]

can't reside in Florida for cheaper stuff.

[B]

That's different. That's where you play.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

The game itself, the, the entity of the super bowl was played in. So your bonuses were paid out in the state of California. So there's been like a push for like we should. NFL players get together and refuse to play in California. Hey, great, you're the Super Bowl MVP. You get $2 million. Well, unfortunately you get 800-0002-million because we're taking the rest. Oh, so like, but you're voting.

[A]

You even have a Super Bowl.

[B]

That's what I'm saying. Like they had already scheduled like two more coming up and it's like, why would you want to do that? And that's where, you know, like otani gets a 700 million dollar contract. Well, the state of California really ripped off that contract because he's not going to see probably half of it.

[A]

Who's Otani?

[B]

The number. The best baseball player. Oh, MVP every year.

[A]

So he plays for the Dodgers. Yeah.

[B]

And it's like, but these guys go inside. But then you have this guy in and what is your recourse? Like you're a regular New York dude living down in, you know, Astoria or Queens or somewhere. And you're just a dude. Like, your city's falling apart, your police is being cut. It's dangerous to walk outside. But everybody keeps voting these people in. What do you do?

[A]

You listen to speeches like this.

[D]

We would have to raise property taxes. We would also be forced to raid our reserves to balance the budget as required by law.

[A]

To raid our reserves, that means dump all the money we have for storms

[B]

and natural disasters and catastrophes and unforeseen events.

[D]

Our preliminary budget takes the only path within our control. The second path. The options of the second path are the options of last resort. Options that we will only employ if there is no other means of a. Dude.

[A]

It sounds like a fucking war zone. They sound already like a third world country. If you're, if you're publicly stating that what your last resort is going to be for a city survival. You up?

[B]

He's too much in office. Two months in office might be a last resort. Everyone. Ladies and gentlemen, the city of New York has fallen. We are in catastrophe mode. We are reaching into our reserves. The city may not sustain itself much longer. Two months in and he's given the death speech of New York. Death speech in New York? It's over.

[A]

Why would you say that on tv? I mean, obviously it's a. It's a political agenda, starting with George Satan and George Soros, and then they want to destroy western civilization.

[D]

But we arriving at a balanced budget in our own control. We would have to raise property taxes.

[A]

That's it. There you go, guys. If you guys live in New York City, I feel terrible for you.

[B]

It's rough. It's gonna be a rough time.

[A]

The city that never sleeps.

[B]

Can't defend yourself or you're a criminal. Can't. Can't shoot some guy with a knife or you're in trouble as a cop. I mean, untrained, under trained. And I mean, there's that video going around him of the NYPD chick, like, loading her gun, like, dude, it's bad. It's bad. So is your.

[A]

Keith Sheriff. Is your.

[B]

Is that what. We had a tragedy? Yes, Yesterday. Fhp, if you want to pull that up. A trooper, Michael Diego, he was trying out for, like, their version of, like, SRT swat, like the high, high end unit for. And he died during the trial. So like one of our own guys going above and beyond trying to do something better with his life, actually. And, you know, he's already a trooper. He's trying to try out for an elite unit and medical emergency yesterday. And so unfortunate. I mean, you know, you have all the. You can take it down those. You have all the other problems in law enforcement. Here's a, you know, young man trying to do more and then. Not a car accident. I get shot. Just tried out for a team and has a medical emergency.

[A]

Yeah. Did they say what he had?

[B]

I don't know. I think it just happened. Yes. I mean, I'm sure they haven't done the autopsy yet. Just happened yesterday.

[A]

Yeah. You want to bring on old Jim Bob?

[B]

Bring them in.

[A]

Bring him in. Let's talk. Mom. Domney. Mom. Dom. Dom.

[D]

Mom.

[A]

Domdi. Can't hear you. Is this a Lewis problem or a Jimmy problem?

[B]

We don't know. Oh, sorry. I had a muted no. Maybe.

[A]

Well, can anybody else hear Jimmy?

[B]

This green bar? Huh? No, his green bar is not going off.

[A]

Jimmy, can you hear us now? He's muted.

[B]

Unmute him. Bless you.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Bless you.

[A]

All right, we cannot hear Jimmy. We will remove Jimmy until we can

[B]

figure out there's no green bar. So it doesn't look like Jimmy's talking.

[A]

Can anybody else hear Jimmy? That's how we figure out if it's an us. Can't hear Jimmy. Okay? He can't. No one can hear Jimmy. So Jimmy. He's gonna work it out. He'll get back to us. We'll bring him in.

[B]

I got a video I'm gonna send Lewis just.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Let's talk budget. We're talking budget. Pull up that LAPD picture. So we're talking about New York. Let's talk lapd. You can make that big enough that I can read it.

[A]

This is.

[B]

This was out. This went out yesterday. The escape things in the way. So I'm not gonna be able to stop due to something. Due to budget carrying straits department expects to fully expend its allocation of non reimbursable sworn overtime as of March 21st. So in one month the LAPD is out of money to pay overtime. Whoa. Effective March 22nd, compensation for non reimbursable overtime worked by lieutenants and below shall be in the form of compensary time off at the appropriate rate of. At straight time of time and a half. Currently sworn employees may accrue up to 150 hours of CTO for overtime earned on or after March 22nd. This 150 hour CTO accrual limit will be suspended through June 30th. This notice applies a non reimbursable overtime. Overtime funded by written reimbursable agreement or special appropriation will be compensated pursuant to the terms. You can remove it. They're out of money.

[A]

You know what's funny?

[B]

LAPD is out of money.

[A]

We're talking about the two biggest cities possibly in our country, right? Los Angeles to New York. Now you're not a cop, right? Let's just say you're not a cop. This doesn't really. You might think at face value this doesn't pertain to you.

[B]

No, it really does.

[A]

Except when it's emergency services. This is called critical infrastructure for major cities. We have one city, not only New York. Not only saying that they're cutting 5000 positions from the NYPD but their city is entering a worst case scenario situation, right? You get Los Angeles. They're just a little, little bit behind. They. They still have to elect their. They have the J. Gavin. No, he's the governor.

[B]

Governor.

[A]

I don't know anything about the mayor of Los Angeles. But the Los Angeles is already saying we can't pay our cops. Because guess what happens in two years. They're going to start cutting budgets, they're going to start cutting positions.

[B]

And here's what, here's the, here's the bigger picture that you don't really realize is if you're short on manpower, which they're extremely short on manpower, that's why they're paying so much overtime. They had, they had authorized last year you could work like four 16 hour shifts in a row. They're nobody. Whoa. So you're allowed to work. They waived last year their requirement on how many hours you can work at a time. So now you're paying a guy 16 hours a day, time and a half for eight of it. They're short. Now you're saying we can't pay overtime anymore. So what are we going to do? We're going to give you time off. You don't have enough people. So they're waving the amount of vacation you can have and they're going to pay you at straight time. You can get 10 million hours.

[C]

Guess what? You can't take it.

[B]

Sorry, sir, you can't take off. We don't have enough people. We can't pay overtime for you to take off.

[A]

But you can't take off.

[B]

You can't take off, but you can't work extra. So when you do work extra, you're going to get time off that you can't take. Like that's, that's what's going on in the government. Lapd.

[A]

La la la. They used to make movies about that.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

So, so you like think about that cycle and the public goes, they just. Oh yeah, whatever. So now you have some dude that worked 19 days in a row, 16 hour days. It's not getting paid time and a half.

[C]

He can't.

[B]

Now he's like, I need a vacation. Sorry, son, you can't have off. We need you here every day. Like you don't have enough people. And then what happens is I think there's tinfoil hat time for me. This is the conspiracy is we're doing this on purpose to then bring in terrible candidates for police to the point that they'll do whatever they want you'll do. They'll violate raw laws, everybody.

[A]

A society's always joke police are the guys that, you know, got picked on in high school or couldn't get a job anywhere else. All the things. This is going to be those people. This is going to be the people that were like border like criminals. Yeah. You were a felon. You can't get a job. We can't barely.

[B]

You can't read.

[A]

I'M telling you guys, you. You guys need to go. I say this all the time. Probably one of the worst movies ever made. But the actual like storyline.

[B]

I already know what you're gonna say.

[A]

RoboCop 3.

[B]

Yep, it is.

[A]

The storyline is like impeccable to what being a cop is. And so. But yeah, I mean, just the two biggest cities. They're showing you their cards. You're just too stupid to see it.

[D]

It's.

[A]

It's not, not you guys. Just. If I made a clip out of this, I want everybody in the world to know that they're retarded.

[B]

It's a huge problem. And then you infiltrate the police with lower educated people that would have never ever, ever had an opportunity to be a cop that are now being pushed into the profession. And then that creates like, creates organized crime with them. I mean it just opens the door. It think about it.

[A]

People with power now, badges, street, street

[B]

power that can look the other way on things or can organize things or can gather intel on things. I mean, I worked it. You're talking. I worked a case 2011 where we had a corrections officer that was dating a drug dealer. And she would tell him everybody that was arrested and every time the narcotics unit came in to talk to a foreman in the jail, he knew. Oh, so he knew that I'm not selling drugs to that guy anymore. I'm not selling drugs to that guy anymore. That sounds right. Like now that's. That seems like an oddity. That's a once in a million with a J. Now as you start to do this now and this continues to happen and you start to infiltrate. We had a dispatcher, you know, dispatch is a very, it's prestigious position too. Background check. You have to be prestigious. What is it is you have access to everything that it is. You have access to everything the cops do. You're not going to calls and they're getting shot at, but you have all the access to every database that every analyst and every cop has. We had a dispatcher with a drug dealer boyfriend with a warrant. And every time we went to go do a search and called it out, somehow this guy was one step ahead of us. Well, we found out she was calling him every single time. Hey, they're getting ready to go do a search at your house or they're looking. They just talked about you on the radio. You start that's dispatching a corrections officer now you start infiltrating that into actual police officers that are driving around with

[A]

that knowledge, you're gonna have your corrupt Cop movies. They're gonna.

[B]

They're gonna be real. Yeah. Then what do you do? You fire them all. And then you'll be like, back to. All right, we have seven guys to work 14 zones today. What do we do?

[A]

Well, here's what. Here's how you make a movie. Well, I mean, a movie script is. You got 14 guys covering the whole city. I need to start employing my own guys to. I. I can't handle this. I'm getting in trouble. You take care of your block. John Tavius. You can't take care of your block. I'm doing all this work. I want to cut. Y' all are handling y'. All. We don't want any more calls for service. My chain of command's happy. You're happy because now you can. As long as you keep control of your block, I take 30%. And that's how you create a corrupt cop. There you go.

[B]

Is John. Tav's a cop.

[A]

John Tavius is a cop.

[B]

Is he?

[A]

Yeah, he got. He got hired by the lap. All right, Jimmy, let's try it again.

[D]

Yo, can you hear me?

[A]

Hey.

[D]

Oh, it's one of those days, boys. I'm sorry I look like a bag of smashed this morning.

[A]

I was saying I didn't notice anything. Oh, wow.

[B]

I was waiting for it.

[A]

You set yourself up for that? Dude, look a little saggier, baggier.

[D]

I don't know what's going on with them. I took a bunch of pills. Like, I'm heavily medicated right now. Probably over the legal limit of some pharmaceutical. Yeah, I was like, I gotta get it done. I gotta get it done.

[A]

That why you bought all the Sudafed?

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Batteries, dude.

[D]

Dude, I. I kind of. You guys are over here talking about corrupt cops, but I gotta show three forms of identification and give blood so I could buy Sudafed.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[D]

I mean, Jesus Christ.

[B]

Amphetamines. So easy to pick, dude.

[D]

They used to put that in hydroxy.

[A]

Are we glazing over that?

[B]

What?

[A]

Jimmy, you have to sell blood to buy Sudafed?

[D]

No, no, it's. It's a hyperbole, man. Oh, I. I said I gotta show three.

[A]

Like, whoa, bro.

[D]

I said I gotta show three forms. No, no, I gotta sell three. I gotta give them three forms of ID and give a blood sample so that I can buy.

[A]

Oh, okay. I thought you were out here selling

[B]

plasma to get medicine. I was like, jimmy, call me, bro.

[D]

Oh, God, no.

[A]

All right, well, I. I've seen people do that. That's what I'm Saying they're like, oh, I got buy groceries. I gotta go give blood. I'm like, damn, dog.

[D]

No, no, we're not there. We're not there yet. We are not there yet.

[B]

I was on the bloodmobile one day. Give him blood. The big red bus. And they come here sometimes. The lady drove up. The lady walks in, and she's like, what's the prize? Like, what is. What do you get? Is that a shirt? They're like, no, they're getting. So normally it's like two Walmart gift cards, like, 10 bucks each, and they were giving out, like, Orlando Magic tickets. She unconnected the thing, got off the bus. She's like, I'll come back when it's a gift card. And I'm like, okay. I watched it happen. I was like, all right.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, and some of the people. How do they that you have to check boxes saying you don't have diseases

[B]

because there's a steroid question on there?

[A]

Well, how do you, how do they, like, make sure that the stuff that the blood they take doesn't.

[B]

Well, when they put your blood into that test machine and it blows up, they're like, yeah.

[D]

All of a sudden, it's like, dude, the blood is moving around in the back like a, like, it's like, like Resident Evil.

[B]

Like, the blood, like, oh, man.

[A]

So, well, what's your take on this whole. Obviously, we talked a little bit about it, but Mom, Donnie, man, I mean, obviously people like us knew that this was going to happen. I just. It blows my mind. He's out here telling the world. Here's your worst case scenario.

[D]

A blind man saw this coming. Okay? I mean, you didn't need to have a goddamn crystal ball to figure out that a socialist communist wanted to do something, and it was going to be bad for the, for the city. Like, I, I, I'm sorry. This is a pure. This is a prime example of, of communism not working. It, it. The only way communism works is when you steal money from capitalists.

[B]

Get that video ready. So I want Jimmy to see it. Not this second, though.

[D]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

And so, I mean, I know what I noticed. I, I, I put a clip out this morning when Ryan was on, and I clipped a hat with San Francisco written up and down, upside down. I'm sorry. I get distracted when you and Lewis have your own private conversation.

[B]

I'm trying to get video.

[A]

All right, that's fine.

[B]

We need a way to do that because I need to tell Louis to get the video.

[A]

Mike's leaning down on the desk.

[D]

Hey, should I. I could eat a cheeseburger that way.

[A]

No, please.

[B]

He didn't like my comment. Who?

[A]

Oh, Ryan.

[B]

I commented too.

[A]

Oh, you did?

[B]

On the real.

[A]

Yeah. But he wears a hat that has San Francisco written upside down. That's his hometown. It's clearly. When you do that, it's a state of disarray. When something. When a flag is upside down, it's a safe.

[B]

I believe everything in disarray.

[A]

But why would you preach communism if that's what is putting the city in disarray? I don't under. I don't get it. I just don't.

[D]

They haven't implemented enough communism.

[A]

That.

[D]

The reason why it's a disarray is they haven't implemented enough communism.

[A]

So he's not gonna say, oh, it's because of communism. He's gonna say, it's because communism hasn't been fully established.

[D]

That's right.

[A]

Okay. Jimmy knows about his commies, dude. He knows the enemy.

[B]

He wants to throw him out.

[D]

I mean, he. He got upset with me because there was somebody in the comments that was like, we have to. We. Violence is not the answer. Violence. And I said this last night on. On the Shadow Cast live. I was like, look, man, violence is always the answer. If you pull somebody over as a police officer, if I'm getting pulled over by you or Mike and I don't stop, you guys are gonna chase my happy butt down and pit me, and then I'm getting slammed into the car and put away in handcuffs if I'm not dead. That's violence. The only reason I stop is because I don't want the violence to happen. So violence is always the answer. I'm sorry. Yeah.

[A]

And we live in a place now where evil has infiltrated the authority to where good men now have to question authority. And it's never. It's not recent. This isn't recent. Our country was founded on defying authority. So you have. Every man has to look inside himself and. And either respect the authority or fight the authority. And we're telling society the baseline of authority, which is law and order, to fight against it. And we're sitting here electing Mom, Donnie here, and whatever leftists out in California. And then we're like, but defy authority in the streets, keeping law and order. That doesn't make much sense, does it?

[B]

Yeah, I'm still mad.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, I don't understand. I don't understand.

[A]

I don't think we're there yet. No, no, you said we were.

[B]

He says I can say it. If I'm gay. So now you have another word that you can only say.

[A]

Oh, yeah, that's how the left works.

[B]

That's not how it works.

[A]

That's how the left works.

[B]

The Constitution speaks otherwise. That's my point. Like, you can be all the communists you want. This is still a democratic republic. And the Constitution says I can say whatever I want.

[A]

So his facial expressions when you said it too.

[B]

Oh, dude, great, great, great. But I can.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

I don't. I disagree. Cook. I said it.

[A]

Cook.

[B]

I said it again.

[A]

I said.

[B]

I typed it today. I texted him and call it. Call myself.

[A]

I just don't. I. I don't think we're there yet. I don't think. I think we're there with Tucker Carlson was screaming.

[B]

Yeah, I mean,

[A]

Lizard, Lizard.

[B]

I don't know. Because you can call me anything, right? I can be called anything. And it's okay.

[A]

You're a white male.

[B]

You have no right.

[A]

I can be called. You're straight.

[B]

Yes. I can be called anything. You can say. You can call me anything. And I have no repercussion. I have to take it.

[A]

Straight. Straight white women are just above us with the fact that they. You. They can pull the women card. And then you start going up and you get something. Like a gay black male literally is litless.

[B]

Oh, gay black females.

[A]

Gay black females.

[B]

Oh, damn.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Trans black female.

[A]

No.

[B]

Well, whatever it is. Whatever it is. Yeah.

[A]

So they are like the boss. They're like the bowser at the end of Mario.

[B]

Like, you have to fight good.

[D]

It's like the Karen in charge of.

[B]

Yeah, so. But yeah, as a white male, I can be called anything. You can insinuate anything. You can call me a crooked cop piece of a communist. Well, he likes communists. You can call me anything you want. I can't. I gotta go. Yep, you're right. I can't say anything back because if I say something now, I have a list of things I can't say.

[A]

Yeah, you can't say.

[B]

I can't.

[D]

It's even worse for you guys because you're not only are you white males, you're former cops. It. You guys are the lowest form of scum on the earth.

[B]

Yeah. And military.

[C]

Former cop.

[B]

Military, white males.

[D]

Oh, yeah, the military brings you up.

[B]

Other nations we murdered. We murdered into people at war for no reason. Like, we've done everything.

[D]

Yeah, dude.

[B]

All our fault.

[A]

Yeah, now we're starting to get blamed for imperialism. Like I was 19 years old.

[D]

Yeah, because, dude, I said this last night, man. The people that sent us to war in Iraq and Afghanistan were also the same people that were partying on Epstein island and somehow can't manage the budget of the US Government but became multi millionaires. Explain that one to me.

[A]

I. You know what? My. The best meme ever created as of in the last five years was a picture of what's his nuts that just Dick Cheney. And he said Dick Cheney wasn't in the Epstein files. That did it for the love of the game. Yeah, he loves war.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I mean, but yeah, we're all sitting there using their. I mean, obviously everybody knows this, but the, the contracting company is a logistical thing going to war. Logistics is what, 80 of it. I mean, you can't conduct war without logistics. So of course they're privatized. You can't have that big of an army all the time for logistics. So when you go to war, you rely on contracting just like UPS does it for they're driving. It's just cheaper. It's a more efficient. And all of the people that sent us to war own all those companies.

[D]

Well, I mean, this, this is not anything new. I mean, we've been, we've literally been doing this since World War II. Right. Outsourcing. I mean, there's a reason why Coca Cola got. Became the most popular soft drink on the planet. Coca Cola helped move everything around the Pacific and made sure that Coca Cola went with it.

[A]

Oh, I did not know that. So they helped.

[D]

Yeah. Yeah. Same with the sea rations. Lucky Strikes cigarettes always went in there. I mean, like, there was a lot of, of incentive for these companies that had the capability to move logistics, but because they were selling product, they were already doing logistics.

[A]

So is World War II what also gave females like that third generation feminism where they were like they became.

[D]

Or I. Yeah. Fourth wave feminism.

[A]

No. So the ones that created the, the good feminist movement are the ones that went to work in factories. Because the whole point of Rosie the Riveter or we have to step up as, as women and take care of the country, which I thought was great.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, that's Rosie the Riveter. Right? I mean, also really great shirt for unfiltered unfazed. I mean, like that. That's.

[A]

Oh yeah, that's actually a good point

[D]

because that's, that's the kind of feminism that they talk about right? There is like, hey, I've got to go do this.

[B]

Wasn't the HOA lady that yells at you for parking on the curb on that one?

[A]

Yeah, not her.

[D]

Not her.

[B]

No.

[A]

So what do you got for us, Jimmy? What's up? What's going on? Cast open intelligence world.

[D]

Okay, well, I'm assuming, I don't know if you guys watched the. The live last night. We had a really great live.

[A]

I missed it. I'm sorry. I try to watch everybody's lives. At least 10 or 15 minutes of it. And you guys both went back.

[D]

Mike was in there for. Mike was in there for a little bit. So, you know, we, yeah, we talked. We talked a little bit about. We talked about a lot of stuff. We talked about the discord. We talked about, you know, Task Force Orange and you know, I had some people reach out to me. We talked about the infantry and the state of the infantry right now. I had a long conversation with the Blue cord Sergeant Major Jerry. Another Jerry. Because all old white guys are named Jerry, apparently.

[A]

Real quick, you just reminded me. Jay Saner put in a five pounds. That's my British. He asked. Do you think it will end up where there will only be just enough police left to protect the rich and powerful though?

[D]

The police won't be there to protect the rich and powerful. No military contractors will that.

[A]

Yeah, they're gonna hire their own privatize. Oh, privatized law enforcement's already thing, guys. We've talked about it many times.

[B]

I told you when we. When, when George Bush came to Vero, the owner of the Magic lived there. And that guy has a 12 man former. They all have to be former marshals or high end police. That goes everywhere with him. 12 people at all times, protecting his home, travel with him. So that is going to be the norm. I think they're going to start hiring their own people.

[A]

Nick says $20 for Izzo to say the word.

[D]

By the way, Jay is in the uk. Jay Saner, he is in the UK and he very much would like to be the the UK correspondent since the Prince of England just got arrested.

[A]

Oh, I did see you text me that.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

What happened with that?

[D]

Well, Jay and I were talking about it this morning and he was in the Epstein files a lot. There's pictures of him, you know, over the body of a drugged out woman who he's getting ready to rape. But that's not why he got arrested. He got arrested because he traded state secrets. So you can be a pedophile and rape women, that's fine, but don't trade state secrets.

[A]

Wow. Was he in the Epstein files?

[D]

Oh, yeah, a lot. Like a whole lot.

[A]

I don't even know what the royal family is.

[B]

They're real bad over There though. Like, you can't. Yeah, we. Jimmy talked about the wrong flag being up at the house. They stopped by. Yeah, there was an. Those countries are out of control, man. And it. That behavior is coming this way. That. That control is coming this way. You let these left keep. If the left keeps winning. You guys communist.

[A]

You guys blew my mind when you. And I'm like, why, why, why? I'm asking. And you. I didn't know. You guys assumed. I knew you were like. Because they don't want to offend the Muslims. Like, get the out of here, dude.

[B]

There's another video going viral from Poland where the Polish president gets asked about refugees and money. He's like, I have zero. Like, you don't take in, right? He's like, there is not one Muslim illegal immigrant in this country and there will never be. Like. And they're like, oh my God. Like, you can't. And he's like, and we will find them. Yeah, it makes sense, right? We will load them in the box class. It just makes sense to not allow that. And it's like the news was like, what do you mean? And it's like, doesn't that make sense? Yeah, it makes sense.

[A]

I will not let anybody illegal into

[B]

my house that blows themselves up with a vest.

[A]

Did you see the video? I. I lost it. I. Hopefully maybe we can find the next hour and a half. There's a video going around of. Of New York. They're already blasting muscle music out loud in the city streets. Like, you know what it sounds? I mean, I'll never forget that sound in Iraq. Call the prayer.

[B]

You're driving, you're doing anything. It was all over, dude.

[A]

You go outside, it would start

[C]

5

[D]

o' clock in the morning.

[A]

No, you're right, Jimmy. Like, they never stop. You've got a rooftop.

[B]

Damn it.

[D]

People started blasting.

[B]

Canceled. Make sure you tune in the cop bill. I only said,

[D]

Jimmy, Jimmy. They can't cart me off. I live in the free state of Florida. The Muslims haven't taken over yet.

[B]

Yeah, you're right. Clip it. I got NYC video I want Jimmy to look at. Play that, play that. Come. This chick's getting ready for work. I want you guys to assess this.

[A]

Why?

[B]

This is what I'm feeling with. It's a butterball with a helmet. She's loading the gun before the slings on it. She's got no taser in it. Like, play it back. Run it.

[D]

We got a hold up.

[B]

No taser.

[A]

Wait a minute.

[D]

Did that just happen? Tell me that did not just happen.

[B]

Told me that you, like, look, look, guys. He's like, yep, this is my partner. How did you. How's that?

[D]

So.

[B]

Yep, that's me.

[A]

Me again.

[B]

Yep. That's how I ended up here. Okay, so there's your. There's your NYPD ma'. Am.

[D]

Did she just put that optic on that.

[A]

Wait, how do we not. How do we hear Jimmy but not

[B]

see him because Lewis doesn't have the right thing up. No.

[A]

Whoa.

[B]

One more time. There it is.

[A]

Well, that was weird, though.

[B]

So on just me. If you put it on the first

[D]

one, it's a disembodied ghost. All right.

[A]

Interesting, Interesting.

[D]

She did she just put the optic on that weapon?

[B]

I'm not sure. Jimmy, there's a lot going on. Yeah.

[A]

A lot of people do not understand.

[B]

There's no. There's no taser. Yeah. If your optic's not zeroed, it doesn't. You can't just.

[D]

I mean, if you take it off, you've lost.

[B]

Yeah. If I drop my gun or it hits the wall too hard and re. Zeroed it. But yes. And then no sling. So you loaded the gun, and then you're gonna sling it up? Like, there's just a lot going on there.

[D]

We make a big deal about who has firearms in the country, and that person clearly doesn't even know how to. Basically, just the basics of, you know, treat. Never keep her little helmet on.

[C]

And.

[D]

And I mean, like, with the weave

[B]

and the guy looking like. Yep, this is my backup. I mean, he was out of shape as well.

[C]

He.

[B]

Probably not much better. But the funny thing was, it's just his side look like. You got me. You got me. Here we go.

[D]

I mean, he looked like Sergeant Carl Winslow, like, getting ready to go.

[B]

That's your New York backup.

[A]

She's gonna roll up on you. Literally. Did she look like a tuck her head and roll with her gun she doesn't know how to use?

[D]

I mean, it.

[A]

It.

[D]

She. I mean, the. I'm not gonna call her the F word. She's just got a lot of ballistics gel covering.

[B]

You can say fat.

[A]

You can say fat. Mike's over here saying no. Okay. Somebody that's. Is O taught us you can say what you want if you're quoting somebody.

[D]

Yeah, well, I'm.

[B]

I'm.

[D]

Yeah, Dude.

[A]

All right. Open source intelligence type stuff. We cut you off when you were talking about last night.

[C]

Continue.

[D]

Oh, yeah. No, no, no. It's. It's fine. It's fine. I mean, like, oh, let's just keep it moving so I Got two pictures up. I want to explain what's going on here. So Lewis, if you will bring up the one that doesn't look like a satellite map, the one that looks like somebody drew it for.

[B]

You're trying to get Louis to determine the difference between a satellite map and. Jimmy. Jimmy, come on, man. Very descriptive.

[A]

That's why I said yellow and blue.

[B]

I would have said the picture that starts with 6, 9 in the description.

[D]

Yeah, I mean, that is, that is fair.

[B]

Sorry.

[D]

Okay, so here's a ran, right? I want you guys to understand this is the Straits of Hormuz. For those who don't know. That little, that little spit of water right there, right, that looks like, you know, it's between the UAE and Oman. And then you got Iran above it, right? So on the northeast side, that is the streets of Hormuz. All right, if you bring up the satellite picture, that's the one that starts with stra. The other one. Yeah. Okay, so I'm trying that. You can see this is a pretty narrow body of water. It's got several little islands out there. The Iranian government, the Iranian Republican Guard Corps did a, a practice exercise this, this last week to shut down the Straits of Hormuz. So they have, on those islands out there that you see, they have anti surface or anti ship missiles, so surface to surface missiles for, for blowing up navy ships and aircraft carriers. They have drones there, they have anti aircraft missile sites there. They swarmed it with a large, large number of these tiny little speedboats called bog Hammers, which have anti surface missiles or anti ship missiles on them and their own navy and practice putting mines in the water. They are absolutely ready to shut down the Straits of Hormuz. The problem with that is that if they do that, a good portion of the world's oil goes right through that place. That wouldn't just be an act of war on the United States, it would be an act of war against the world. The downside for them is that while they have all this capability, every single one of the installations that practiced this last week, we now know exactly where they are. And we have the largest buildup of military aircraft since Desert Storm flowing into the region right now. There's a battalion of the rangers there. The people in Syria are moving now. We moved 5,300 ISIS prisoners out of Syria and into Iraq. We're now have, we're now starting to see the beginnings of like, not only could we absolutely bomb the holy out of you for the next month, but we're starting to see the Beginnings of a ground force take place. There are two aircraft carriers. There's one aircraft carrier in the region. There's another one, the USS Abraham Lincoln. There's another one on the way, the USS Gerald R. Ford, which was down doing the Venezuela stuff. It's coming out of the Caribbean, heading up to the, the northern Arabian Gulf. And the USS George H.W. bush is about a week out from being done with some of its certifications and can also be in route. The biggest maneuver movement to me is that F22s. Remember I told you during the super bowl, hey, the F22s didn't fly. They got real world tasked. They left. They're, they're, they're on their way in the region. They should be arriving within the next 12 hours. And the last time they moved F22s into the region, four days later we struck Iran nuclear sites.

[B]

So, but UAE is right there, which obviously that's the money. That's the money. They're the richest people around. They're let, I mean that's what I always wonder like they're, they're not gonna, they can, why would they let Iran block. I mean that's got to be all their resources coming in through there as well, right?

[D]

I, I, the UAE is actually, they are stake, they're staying out of this one.

[B]

That blocks them as well, right?

[D]

No, it does. 100 it does.

[A]

And the world does the world expect. I mean I know you, this is just going to be interpretation now as somebody that's 40 some years old and studies this stuff on the route, is the world expecting the US to handle this like we always talk about, like who else is going to handle this problem?

[D]

Oh it, it gets even worse than that because the President of the United States just, I mean get this guys. The President of the United States just said hey, we don't want to be taking the lead in NATO anymore. We got other things to worry about. So spin the wheel. Who should take over? Let's have Germany be in charge of all of the militaries in Europe.

[B]

We did that one something.

[D]

Yes, that's the irony there.

[B]

It is documentaries on this.

[D]

I mean, you know, you need somebody to make sure that the trains run on time. It's Germany.

[B]

There's a guy in Argentina waking up right now going, hey, wait a second, they froze. He's laying next to Walt Disney. They need me.

[D]

It's, it's, I mean you can't make this stuff up. We live in the wildest world ever. This timeline is nuts. But yes, they absolutely Want us to do something about it? Because who else can do anything about it? Nobody. And we've tried to deal with the. Bring these guys to the peace table. I had somebody tell me today.

[B]

They.

[D]

They gave me some information that I did not have about Ranger regiment. I thought there was a company, roughly a company over there. It's a. It's a whole battalion. There's a whole battalion of rangers there now.

[A]

Holy guacamole. For real? Yeah. Wait, there's only three battalions, right?

[D]

That's right.

[A]

They have a whole Ranger battalion there.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Holy man. We're about to see a movie in the making. They're gonna not.

[D]

Not only that, but.

[B]

Yeah, somebody's right.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

So suspiciously, the Delta Force is there, but nobody from damn neck. None of the SEAL Team six guys are there.

[A]

And also Delta is there.

[D]

Delta is there. There's units from TF160 are there. There's a whole shitload of close air support aircraft.

[A]

Are they on aircraft carriers?

[D]

I don't know where the Delta Force is specifically.

[A]

What about the rangers? Where are they at?

[D]

The rangers are in Kuwait.

[A]

Okay, so they're staged.

[D]

Yeah, yeah. The rangers are in quit. They're at. Remember, going to Ali Osaline. They're out there.

[A]

Okay. All right, well, we're gonna take a quick commercial break. Jimmy, you're gonna hang around and bring you back on a little bit. Yeah, yeah, man. All right, after the commercial break, we have Dominic Izzo in the house ready to offend you. We'll be right back. Over a century ago, in 1910, the Flexner Report, funded by John D. Rockefeller and the Carnegie foundation, re engineered medical education from a holistic whole body approach, which appropriately treated the body as an interconnected system to a compartmentalized approach. Under the guise of specialized medicine, they shut down or consolidated medical schools, marginalized naturopathic, homeopathic and chiropractic medicine, replacing them with symptom management and synthetic drugs. Allopathy is a marketing strategy rooted in fear and manipulated science. This philosophy carries carried into veterinary medicine, resulting in over vaccination, unnecessary surgeries and manufactured food. Just like they did for people. They call it care, but it's predatory and based in profitability. The truth. Toxicity, compromised immunity and chronic inflammation. They're not fate, they're engineered. And so is your power to undo them. We built three targeted formulas to return the body to homeostasis for pets and people to detox, defend and restore. We are the correction to decades of corruption. We are vengeance.

[B]

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[A]

Copilot G is going to start lowering your taxes and get free transportation too.

[B]

Yeah, we're gonna. Whatever he's got to say is going to fund the lapd. We're going to fund New York. PD we're going to get them back on track. And without further ado, bring on our man Dominic Izzo. Dominic, before we start, I have to show this picture that Lewis might have. Ready. I made a thumbnail last night. The Dom Father. And I want to show you how Dominic Gizzo showed up to the show last night. There he is. Not rehearsed, not asked to do so. He just saw the thumbnail. And when I walked in the lobby, there's what I got to see. The Dom Father.

[A]

Wow, that is. Take.

[B]

That is.

[A]

That is pride in your profession, that is.

[C]

I got 11 suits. Yeah,

[B]

that's my favorite. That's my. Even put the hat on and played the music.

[C]

Yeah, that's my. My chalk strap is my favorite.

[B]

Last night. Yeah. Hot Topic. What's going on, Dominic?

[A]

Not much.

[C]

Gents, how are we today?

[A]

Ready to offend, bro. Waiting on you.

[C]

It's Thursday. Well, you know, I won't drop the embom just yet, but it's okay.

[B]

Somebody paid for it. Somebody paid. No, no, no.

[A]

They said $20 for Dom to say the word.

[B]

No, no, no. So the pickup. When we were talking about last night, you were. You're kind of going in on the. What do you. Police shootings. But what do you think about the Mandami, N.Y. pD I know you're you playing this conspiracy with me about replacing our police with subpar participants, but what do you. What do you think when you see that Mandami cutting 5, 000 more jobs from NYPD?

[C]

Well, I think it's gonna get even worse. Did you see any of the AI robots going around now?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Wait, what?

[C]

Oh, China. China's got some wushu bots coming. I mean, China, Japan, man, they're. They're clearly leading the way in technology. Their kids are coming out of the, you know, the uterus smarter than we are, and they're. I. I don't. I don't know if it's AI where it's, like, animated and you can't tell, so I'm just sharing the content as what if this is legitimate is. But what, you know, you got 20 years ago, you got the robots that can hold the tray and walk properly, and maybe they lose a little balance. But the powers that be who are creating these things now seem to have guys who could do robots, who could do. They were doing drunken kung fu. Like, drunk kung fu is a style that is some Jackie Chan, man. And that requires, like, how did they get the minutiae of your toe to send up that kinetic chain of your heel to your ankle, to the hip, to your spine to not lose balance? It's insane. Why would you. I mean, what other way could you create a problem, you weaken a police force by making it seem as if that's the way crime is going up. We get a police force, cops are constantly under attack. And then you rush on the solution. Well, we're going to put Robocops on the street.

[A]

I told you guys watch RoboCop 3. Yeah, you gotta watch RoboCop 3. I mean they even have, they even have robot samurais in there.

[B]

Do they really?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Telling you, he said it's the worst movie ever though.

[A]

It's probably the worst. Robocop. Well, no, I don't know if you, if you're trying to watch like a classic like Robocop. I watched that at 5 years old, like, but Robocop 3 is a dumpster fire compared to the first one.

[B]

So what you're saying, Dom, is Dominic. We lower, we, we bring in the bad cops, we lower it down, we get the tick tock dancing and then at some point we go, oh my God, we can't save this with humans. It's time to replace them.

[C]

Well, there's, there's one of two routes and I think this is the way it went. Number one, what a great route to keep obedient cops, right? Because one of the biggest problems for Admin is the guy who has more than five years on, who thinks on his own, who's like, he's not hard charging anymore. He's like, you know what, I'm coming to work. I'm not gonna have the target on my back. I'm gonna collect my check, do the calls, that's it. And he's the one who, you know, he challenges and he's a thorn on the side. What a great way to get rid of those guys by creating a, not an ever revolving door of cops that burn out at a certain degree. Hey, come in. You do tick tock, blah blah blah. And we see all these tick tock cops, we know what they do because Mike and I talked about this on Copal OG the other day was the turnover rate. You see the new trend of hey, this is why I left law enforcement. It was stressing me out. And now I opened up my own fitness or marketing company and they're marketing themselves by being a former cop. And I think that's a great way to keep the, the door revolving by never having anybody go over a five year threshold and always having new, oh, yes sir, I'll do whatever you say, you know.

[A]

Yes, man, agree.

[C]

I think the other part of it is, is what a great way to introduce, introduce federalized policing Create a standard across America of shitty, shitty cops. And you claim, well, crime is running rampant, it's out of control. Well, we're going to federalize the police and what a better way to do that by getting people to back ICE and the militarized police force that's been on our streets lately, that is the personal army of Washington D.C. and I

[B]

think you, you also mix in. And I'm going to take a shot. You mix in this, some of these pages and these cops that just refuse to address this and they'll say the job is not dead. And they'll post and post and post about the really good things about law enforcement.

[A]

I agree.

[B]

Cops out on the weekend. You agree, you agree we need cops out using force when it's justified to put bad people in jail. But when you turn a blind eye to everything we just talked about, only focus on that. That is a problem. You have to go do the job and you have to be hardcore at it. But you also have to address these other issues. Like, I don't know if you caught the beginning. We're talking about that real. We posted that Pennsylvania cop that was fighting the two people on the side of the road. He got let go ultimately for saying he had a. He had a political person, he had pulled over their husband shows up, starts a disturbance, creates an incident. He goes, has to go hands on and arrest these people. They're important people. He gets terminated for saying, on probation. So you can't really doing much about it. Where is his thin blue line? Where are his brothers going? This dude. That's what I'm saying. So you have. You can't ignore this other problem in law enforcement.

[C]

Cops are everything that comes that way. They deserve. There is no. We've talked about this ever. Almost every single time I'm on. There is no Blue Brotherhood. You know, I, I could think of how many cops I still talk to today that I work with, I can count on two fingers, you know, and it's like.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And it, it just, it's. It's how it goes. And there's no Blue Brotherhood. And then the DMS. You know, I set my DMs and Instagram finally to automated. I just, I get hundreds of DMS a week and I'm tired of the whole.

[B]

What I do nothing.

[A]

I got a question, Lewis. What are you doing right now?

[B]

I'm just coding.

[A]

Are you coding right now? Multitasking. What are you doing other. What are you doing other than producing coding code and design and. All right, Lewis, this is gonna Be your one warning. If you code and design, what are you designing?

[B]

Nothing to do with yourself.

[A]

This is gonna be your one warning. You can't do that during work. Okay. Because sometimes when the camera came on me, you caught one of them and you're like, oh. And you got to me way too late. And the mic started talking again. Okay.

[B]

All right, we're back. Yes. We were like 19 comments. I had to whisk. I tried to whisper to Lewis to tell him I couldn't see the comments, but. Go ahead, Dom.

[C]

Oh, now he's gonna file a grievance and claim you are bullying him to work. Lewis would make a great cop. Holy.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

Yes. We were supposed to recruit him for the military. You might have to recruit him as a cop. Go ahead.

[C]

No, but ultimately speaking, what you're talking about is the active guys are the problem in law enforcement. That's it. I made guys DM us all the time. Hey, brother, what you're doing is this, brother and blah.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

What are you doing about it? Nothing. To my knowledge. There's only been one cop who ever, ever, ever used his platform to go public to call the out. He was fired for it. Greg Anderson. That's it. Greg Anderson from Washington. The Washington state.

[A]

Oh, the range. The former Ranger.

[C]

Yeah. Pay the ultimate price for it. He's the only cop I've ever heard of. Whoever went online, spoke up, condemned his command staff. It was for the whole. I think Max. Yeah. And they.

[A]

They.

[C]

Well, they. They fired him and now he's doing a lot better. But, you know.

[B]

Yeah. And this guy. We talked. We. We can't. We don't bring too much business, but he's doing much better. But in this case, I get the probation thing, and that's a catch all for agencies. You have one year.

[A]

You.

[B]

They could just walk in one day and say, we don't want you anymore. I mean, I get it. That's fine. But if you have a guy that's a hard charger and he's doing the right thing and then ends up in this critical incident and he gets unjustly let go just for that, you would think the guys would get together and say, we're not.

[C]

How do I find it? Because, you know, I'll go to bat for him. What was it?

[B]

We'll get you in touch with him. We talked to him much. He's trying to lay low right now, but, you know, it's just what we talked about a little bit. It's just unfortunate that. And that's, you know, I've experienced it. You've experienced it? You've experienced it. It's like you didn't even know you were getting investigated.

[A]

Investigating me behind my back?

[B]

Yeah. Like you don't even know. So it's like. And then it's like, why do these guys feel this way? Well, it. It's the guys who really didn't care about the job or weren't invested just move on. The guys that really did invest in the job and went and did all these critical things and. And chased people through the hood and did all this wild stuff. You're like, man, I did all these things for you. I did all this stuff for you. And then you go after me for XYZ and you investigate me behind my back. Or you. You know, it's just. It's a. And you can tell the guys that. You know, there's guys that I go back and forth with about the jobs that they've never been in, that they've never had that train run on. And I guess I got to understand a little bit. You've never had that train run on you, but when you have it run on you, you opens you up to, hey, there's a lot of guys dealing with this.

[A]

I. I'm clipping you out of context.

[B]

Go ahead. Go, go. Yeah, yeah. Okay. That's fine. And there's a lot of guys, man,

[A]

they run the train on you.

[B]

They do. But then when it's time to step up, like you said, Dominic, there's. Nobody wants to step up.

[C]

It is worse than being betrayed by a. A significant other. It's worth finding out your girlfriend's your best friend when. Yeah, there's nothing. There's nothing like the lie. We're a brotherhood. We're a family. We're this, we're that, and you are part of something. And my God, when they just. When they. When they Homer Simpson into the hedges, that's.

[D]

It's like.

[B]

And I think of how many times, like, I was exhausted, and they call, hey, we need somebody. Hey, we had a shooting. Can you come in and work? Hey, we had this. And I'm like, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. I'll do it.

[A]

I won't. I won't take. I'll tell my wife I can't take family vacation because there's a. There's a manpower issue. I don't want to leave my buddies behind. I'll come and work sick because I don't want my brothers.

[B]

I had the guy who. When I ultimately got demoted, the guy arrested the time I arrested him the about three months earlier where we also had an issue with him. I stopped him. I was a sergeant on patrol, had no job. Patrol, sir, you know, the easiest job on earth, right? Nothing. I stopped him at 5:55pm I got off at 6, arrested him and took him to jail when I could have been doing nothing all day like every other sergeant does. But I'm like, I can't. This guy's got no insurance. I'm taking this guy to jail. And I got in a fight with him. I had to slam my door on him like it was a whole thing. And that came up in my second incident with him where it was the same thing. But my point being is I was so dialed in at 19 years in as a supervisor that I looked over and I go, I can't drive by this guy. He's got. I'm this guy up. He's got to go to jail.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I did it. And then ultimately led to what happened to me. And then there's guys that will never experience any of that because they're just going to drive around, do nothing all day. But somebody has to stick up for those guys and. But they have to start with themselves. That's where I'm at.

[C]

How I. I had a partner, Joey, and he used to say every day when he was under the crosshairs, he would say that he would pull over on the side of the road and throw up every day before he came to work. And I'm like, oh my God, you're being a drama queen. And then when it was my turn, I couldn't explain it. Every time I hit a. There was a road two miles away from the police department. My guts would fucking bubble every shift beforehand because I got conditioned to walking in to a see me memo or the cold shoulder from command staff or just walking on eggshells. Or you get out there, you're on the road for 20 minutes, then the dispatcher says, you 10, 19 per 500 and go talk to them. It's like they with you so many ways that after about two months of it, I'm like, he's not kidding. I had diarrhea every shift that I walked into that place because of how they with you, they don't, they don't stand up. Your, your brothers do not stand up to fight for that crap.

[B]

I was in that IA six months. It was miserable. And I remember it was like day to day. And I remember getting a phone call one day and somebody's like, hey bro, I talked to so and so they said, you're good. I'll never forget that day because all of a sudden, that weight came off for a little while. And I remember it very distinctly because I had to Narcan a guy that, like, OD'd on a canal bank, like, in the middle. And I had to run down the bank, Narcan in my hand. Go do it. And I thought, all right. Like, that was awesome work. I knew I did a good job. And I was like, okay, the relief is off. Like, I'm back. And then like a week later, I'm in an interview and I'm getting railroaded. It's like the mental roller coaster of day to day. Like, is today the day they're calling me in? It's today the day I'm getting called in? Is today the day I'm getting called in? Nobody will ever know what that feels like until you've been on the other end of that. And then you do get called in.

[C]

You get to resolve that issue, is either have robot cops on the street or federal agents who have no repercussions for shooting, you know, housewives and cars or lesbian housewives and cars or men they disarm.

[B]

We can start there. What about good leadership?

[C]

You gotta dress like your, you know, Hugo Boss uniform, though.

[A]

Do you want. Hey, do you. Do you want to do a one minute break and swap WI fi's and see if we can fix this potato issue? Yeah, it's bad.

[B]

Okay. Yeah.

[A]

Hey, Dom, hold on one second. We're gonna swap WI fi. Hold on. Lewis, do you want to put the. We'll be back soon whatever stream will begin shortly.

[B]

Yeah, one sec.

[A]

We gonna stay on yours or.

[B]

No, we switched back. We're good.

[A]

Oh, we're back. Okay.

[D]

All right.

[B]

All right. I don't know where we were.

[A]

Still the same.

[B]

That's what it is. Really?

[A]

Yep. All right, keep going. Anyways, I was gonna ask you guys. I don't know anybody about. From anybody but Joe Bondino. What is who. And I only bring this up because a media company that we were talking with were like, oh, we. We work with Joe Bondino and all

[B]

that stuff, and no idea who it is. I thought you wanted Don Bongino.

[A]

Oh, Joe. Yeah. The guy that

[C]

you just screwed up. Dan Bongino.

[D]

Hold on.

[B]

It's written on the paper. I'm gonna spell it. Joe. J, O, E, B, O, N, D, I, N, O. Joe Bondino. And then you said it because you said it right this morning. So then I'm like, this must be a Curveball. You got this curveball.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Joe Bondino. Don Bongino. Don Bongino.

[A]

Don Bon.

[C]

Dan Bonino.

[B]

Joe Bondino. You called him Don. Is it bad? I want to make sure.

[A]

No, it's good.

[B]

Okay, good.

[A]

Anyways, Don Dan Bongino.

[B]

Yes. Former nypd, former Secret Service, presidential guard turned podcaster, turn temporary FBI and then back to pod.

[A]

Why did he leave? Why did he get into the FBI and why did he leave?

[C]

Because he's a quitter.

[A]

Yeah. Did he quit or do you get fired?

[C]

He quit. He quit.

[B]

Criticized the. Out of the place of the entire Biden administration, got an opportunity to go run it, and obviously didn't do anything. And now he's back to podcasting

[A]

people

[C]

who don't do anything. Yeah. And if you criticize him, I'll block you.

[B]

Really? Are you blocked?

[C]

No, not.

[B]

I'm surprised.

[C]

My first Twitter. Yeah, he blocked me, like, asking, hey, you agree with X, Y and Z. I didn't even attack him and blocked.

[A]

I just curious. I see him all the time.

[C]

Solicit your. Your podcast and say, hey, we. We work with Dan Bongino and blah, blah, blah. Do you get that in like a. An Instagram DM that talks about I represent.

[A]

No, no, this was a. This was a meeting and they were just like, run. I'm like, who can you. Like, you know, how could we. How could. Essentially we both grow and all this stuff? And they did. They just mentioned them. And I knew who he was. He's that. He's that mid black guy with white hair. Like white. Like a white buzz guy. I know what it is, but like, I don't know anything about him.

[B]

Like, he was a. Yeah, he was at nypd. He worked and then he went into the Secret Service and he was actually on Clinton.

[A]

Wasn't Bush?

[B]

Well, he's Bush's presidential. He was on Bush's presidential.

[A]

But that doesn't make you famous.

[B]

It does. No, it doesn't.

[A]

Can you name one Bush presidential guy Other than.

[B]

No, because only one decided to start a podcast.

[A]

That's what I'm saying. So how did he get so big? Did he go.

[B]

He had all that intel. He was under. He guarded Obama and Bush, and then he got out and got in the podcast and just like anybody else, I mean, he's got.

[A]

So he's well spoken. He had the intel. Yeah. Yes, yes.

[C]

He's involved with Rumble. Like, he's a part owner of Rumble.

[B]

Yeah, he was with.

[C]

I can't remember. There's another app that they came up and didn't really do so well.

[B]

That's pretty good, dude.

[A]

Joe Bondina.

[B]

Yeah, that was pretty good. I got a picture of it. I thought, like, I was being set up. You got me. I'm like.

[A]

I'm like, dude, this.

[B]

I was like, yeah, I know who does that. Damno. And I'm like, we're talking texting about it, and I'm like, I'm good. So you're like, yeah. And when you started talking, I'm like, I know you're talking about the same. I'm looking at the name and I'm

[A]

like, when I put the morning sheet

[B]

in front of you, I didn't look at it that good until just now. And I'm like, joe Bondino.

[A]

That will get his shirt made. Yeah.

[B]

Joe Bondino. Oh, boy.

[A]

All right. That was my only question for y'.

[B]

All. Yeah, that's it, Dominic. Anything else? No.

[C]

Dudes, it's Thursday and we're out attacking shitty cops out there and putting some stuff out there.

[A]

And did you see the butterball and the tack uniform we played right before you came on?

[B]

I did not. Nypd.

[C]

So your new thing was manipulating her rifle and the guy.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We. You. Now you're going. You said you're going. The Freedom Information Act. You're starting to watch a new campaign, right? Yep. Your goal is to identify the people that are training these shitty cops.

[C]

I'm gonna go the whole route.

[A]

It's.

[C]

I can't remember what the.

[B]

The.

[C]

The. The annual test is called or whatnot, but there's. There's something that chiefs of police have to do every year to prevent them from being held accountable for the training. Right. So Officer XYZ goes out and uses a baton, and he hit somebody in the head 11 times. But the training curriculum clearly says you do not hit anything. It's not a major muscle group area.

[B]

And he signed off on it.

[C]

The sergeant signed out, Trainer signed off on it. And the chief goes out. Well, the chief. I can't remember what it is, but there's something that they wind up doing every year that prevents them from being held liable for it. So if that's the case, then I don't. I really don't care anymore. It's like these shootings with these cops.

[B]

Like the.

[C]

The one that I just covered in a Harris County. The worst shooting out there was murder. And Sheriff Joe Gonzalez still has this woman employed, Aileen Barbosa, and she's being considered for detective.

[B]

So it's like this is not the handle gun as much. So I guess that's good. I don't know how you. I don't know how she testifies ever again.

[C]

I. I don't know how the. Well, again, like I said, we know how it got. Didn't get any criminal charges because grand jury is a simple series of yes or no questions and answers and it's in and out. And grand jury never hears any other information.

[B]

Grand jury is presented the case based on what the prosecutor wants to do in the case. That case could. She could be facing the death penalty right now if they wanted to, or she could be completely free and clear. No different than like Saladrati's case where, you know, it's a one sided. They omitted, they admitted the deceased, his ex wife statement that basically said, hey, I, I'm sorry for this. Copy that. You know, it's terrible. I knew this was going to happen. This guy was going to commit suicide by cop at some point. They don't even play that for the grand jury.

[C]

Did you, did you have the ability to testify for each other, grand jury?

[B]

No, they called you him one by one, so. Oh, no, we did, we did.

[C]

All the time. It's like you get, hey, I got tomorrow off. Can you go testify for me? A grand jury? That was common practice by us.

[B]

Well, in a homicide case, if a bunch of people were involved in it, they would just need one guy to kind of go over to Eminem for us. It was.

[C]

I wasn't even on the call. And you could testify for grand jury.

[B]

It wasn't that bad.

[C]

All the time. Lake County, Illinois. Oh, yeah. All the time.

[D]

Wow.

[B]

Yeah. I mean it. And Jay brings that up. Jay the plug brings that up. That how crooked a grand jury really is? It really is not right. Like they don't have to hear all the evidence.

[D]

No.

[B]

So you could be like, I did everything right. But we're going to present it in this manner and then you can go to trial and try to beat it there. And then you're looking at just rolling the dice at that point because the juries are morons. They can go, yeah.

[C]

When the citizens here, you were indicted by a grand jury, they don't realize it's literally like, hey, officer, were you on duty that day?

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Okay, jury, thank you.

[B]

Good.

[C]

What do you. You want to proceed? Officer's good.

[B]

Yeah, it's a joke out. It is. All right, cool.

[A]

All right.

[C]

You guys want to have a game?

[B]

A game?

[C]

Yeah, let's have. We're gonna play a game. Let's see who could hang up the fastest?

[A]

Oh wait, hold on, hold on. Wait, wait, wait. When you go.

[B]

That was a good game. I was gonna, I was gonna ask

[A]

when he goes live again tomorrow night. Tomorrow night? Friday.

[B]

Yeah, it's Friday night at 8 Eastern. Okay. That's funny. He's quick. He don't stick around now even on our show. He's like quicker than you. I'm not that quick.

[A]

You off the phone? Yep, yep, yep, yep.

[B]

I talked to you for a long. You did?

[A]

This morning.

[B]

Today, then you're late.

[A]

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[B]

Very well, very well spoken. You're very nice.

[A]

That's a good company man. Yeah, they've helped out a lot of our people.

[B]

That's great. Like people and I guess maybe people think like, oh I gotta, I gotta do this and I feel like stupid. I got myself here and there. I've been there. I mean I was paying. Robbed by my ex wife. There's nothing here to make sure you

[A]

don't get robbed anymore.

[B]

Hopefully from the zombies on his Game the. But no, there's nothing worse than, like, you've been there waking up, going, God dang, this is due.

[A]

That's. Dude, you're living off credit cards. You're. You push that credit card like, out of your mind. Yeah. And you go check it, and the next time you check it, it's up like three grand. But you're like, holy.

[B]

But when you use one of these companies that is like, you're conceding to yourself. I up.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So don't go. Save yourself 800amonth and then go, now I can buy a pickup truck, baby. We getting that. We getting that pickup.

[A]

We get that top shelf tonight, baby.

[B]

Yeah, you gotta. If you're gonna do it, you gotta go.

[A]

It's. It's relief. That's what it is.

[B]

I did it all in one sweet. I got out of. Started to get out of debt. I quit drink all at once. Quit drinking. Three straight years of, like, no alcohol, living, like, I. I blew it. Like, I have to recover from this, and I did it all at once.

[A]

You have a camo warhat? Yeah. I didn't know they offered them.

[B]

Yeah, we got [e-mail]. anti Hero. 15 for 15.

[A]

Awesome promotion that don't tell you anything anyways you got.

[B]

Do you want a promotion? I can AI one right now. It'll be the best promotion you've ever seen. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, it's. It's miserable to wake up every day knowing, like, oh, God, I'm gonna pay the minimum payment. I still can't afford that because it's so high because the interest. And you like, yeah, I paid. Paid my 180 minimum payment. My bounce went down 11. Like, yeah, we're getting there. And you get that little statement that says if you make the minimum payment, you'll pay off this credit card in 21.97.

[A]

You're like, I'm gonna be dead before.

[B]

Your grandkids will be dead. Your grandkids will be dead by that you're gonna leave them generational debt. Like, hey, your dad left his credit card for you. Like, so. Yeah, that's a great idea to get. Get yourself caught up.

[A]

And yeah, not. And not to air my. My personal finances out there, but I can speak for just up until recently, I was. We were living. We weren't living off credit cards. We had to restructure in order to not rely on credit cards. And now we're paying them off. And it's amazing. It's an amazing feeling. So if they can help you save 300amonth. That 300 could then go towards your credit cards. Which credit card debt? If you talk to any financial expert, they. Saving retirement, anything. Investment get out of credit card. That is the number one killer of

[B]

your number one rule is at your.

[D]

At.

[B]

You should do your bet. I'm gonna clip it. Your bet. It's in your best interest to not pay interest. You're paying them interest. So, like, my wife will not pay interest on anything.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Even a car. She's like, nope, it's 0.9. We're not buying it. Like, I'm going to where there's 0.0. I'm not paying you money to use credit. I'm not doing it. So that's why you. You know, getting your credit score high and doing that, but you don't want to be paying interest. And it's. So it's all structured. I don't know who runs the banks, but somebody runs the banks. And it's all. I don't know. It's all. It's all structured so that you owe your money constantly. So that. Put on both cameras, Lois, you owe money. I don't know who owns the banks. What do you mean by both cameras? There it is. Both people. You know what I meant. Louis, you pushed it.

[A]

You want.

[B]

No, no. You did exactly what you're supposed to do, Lewis.

[A]

How does your OCD not kill you? Go back to that. Go back to both of us know. Both of us. Us?

[B]

Yeah. What do you mean?

[A]

Look at. Look at that. Look at that. You let that happen, Louis. You let this be the thing. Look when you started gaining.

[B]

Look how off it is. Look at. Look at the good.

[A]

Want us to move the desk?

[B]

Look at the corners.

[D]

He's like.

[A]

It wasn't like, I could have hit it with my head earlier.

[B]

No, you didn't.

[A]

I was over there with my bag.

[B]

You didn't hit it.

[A]

I could tell when Lewis. Lewis is like. Wait a minute. It wasn't like that. I can tell he's. He's telling the truth there.

[C]

Really?

[A]

I might have hit it. Really? Yeah. I was busting.

[B]

Did he hit it?

[A]

Lewis? No.

[B]

Was it like that?

[A]

I had a line earlier. Yeah, you had it aligned earlier. I might have hit it with.

[B]

All right, don't go get all that view.

[A]

I could let Louis take that.

[B]

I could fix it.

[A]

No, you're good.

[B]

The dangers of you trying to fix it did not outweigh the. The bad view. So anyway. Yeah, so that is. You're right. That is a horrible feeling. And. But that's what they want you to do. They want you to be in debt. Like, even though we've talked about it over and over, the 50 year mortgage is a scam. Like, let's be in debt longer. But to lower your payment, 200 bucks. The best way to live is if you're gonna go in debt, just make it on cruises. Just go and cruise debt.

[A]

Just keep going. Refinancing your house is probably the smartest thing to do. For real though, it. That's just me. You never want to be in credit card debt ever. I have. I've seen people with savings, right? Huge savings account, and they're also in massive credit cards.

[B]

That makes sense.

[A]

I'm like, what are you doing? You're like, oh, I like having savings.

[B]

You're not building enough interest on your. On your money in the bank to pay off the interest you're paying them.

[A]

You're being charged monthly to have that debt. I was like, just wash it clean and stay responsible.

[B]

But it's tough.

[A]

Yeah. Responsibility is very difficult, especially when it's money involved, man. We live in a society where we want what we want when we want it.

[B]

Like a copy of a Warhead.

[A]

Yeah. Don't put it on your credit card.

[D]

Actually.

[A]

Mike is such a good person. He doesn't accept credit cards. Credit cards, Only debit cards. He's doing that for you.

[B]

I'll take anything he sent him. Mou IOUs. Mous.

[A]

Did you check your inbox?

[B]

I do have it ready. Lewis. There's a video. I'm bring Jimmy back on for it. But there's a video in there I don't want to overload. Lewis, you want to bring Jimmy, Bring Jimmy in. Bring Jimmy in. Very specific.

[D]

Jesus Christ, man.

[A]

Dude, it.

[D]

It, Lewis.

[A]

Oh my God. That's Mike's fault.

[B]

That's Mike's fault.

[A]

He. Lewis had the email open. Although it would have been nice to know 5 minutes ago it didn't go through. But that's right. Everybody's pointing fingers at everybody else. It's your fault. It's your fault.

[B]

We're having fun though. That's all that counts.

[A]

I have something that CC posted, actually. It's Mike.

[D]

Did you see the DM I sent you?

[B]

That's. That's the video, right? No, that's my fault. You know what happens is you hit the video and then you hit send too fast on the email and it doesn't finish loading. So it should be while Lewis. There you go. There we go.

[A]

While Lewis works on that, I'm going to Play a video that CT played. Share screen.

[B]

Don't do it yet. Let's get it ready. Let Tyler drive. Tyler's got the key. Tyler's got the wheel.

[D]

Is it Jesus? I thought Jesus had the wheel.

[A]

I don't like Stream Yard in the sense that you have to go back and forth and back and forth just to play something. But for instance, Iron Maiden is not for the record. I'm a huge KISS fan. Kiss got me into the music, like rock and roll music, when I was 6. My dad's a huge Kiss fan and Gene Simmons is a known. I want to say he's a little bit of a conservative. He's got some liberal values to him, but he's mostly a conservative. And he just kind of calls it like, he sees it with this in

[B]

the Rock and Roll hall of Fame when they can sell out stadiums.

[A]

And Grandmaster Flash is right.

[B]

Ice Cube and I had a back and forth and, you know, he's a bright guy and I respect what he's done. It's not my music. I don't come from the ghetto. It doesn't speak my language. And I said in print many times,

[A]

hip hop does not belong in the

[B]

Rock and Roll hall of Fame, nor does opera, symphony orchestras. How come the New York Philharmonic doesn't get the rock and roll? Because it's called the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. But he shot back and said, no, it's the spirit of rock and roll. Okay, fine. So Ice Cube and Grandmaster Flash and all these guys are in the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. I just want to know when Led Zeppelin's going to be in the Hip

[A]

Hop hall of Fame. Oh, you can. Oh, really?

[B]

No music has labels because it describes an approach.

[A]

That's it. It just reminded me of what you said earlier. You were kind of saying the same thing, Mike. Like, you know, you. Other people can say it, but you can't say it. Like, when? So when can kiss me in the hip hop? You can't do that. When can I? When can I. When can Slayer be on Black Entertainment Television?

[B]

He's pretty slick too. He taught. He got approach about like Trump and some question on the red carpet. He's like, I'm a musician.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, I don't. He's like, I'll stick my tongue out, it'll fall to the ground. Like, that's what I do. It's like, I don't have any. I don't have. He's very straightforward, to the point, like, and it makes sense. But sometimes in Israel, though, Jewish oh, boy. We'll play Jimmy's video over there.

[D]

This is for you.

[B]

This is.

[D]

This is Chicago, baby.

[A]

Nightmare, man.

[B]

You know, that technician should get back. For real?

[A]

For real.

[B]

You cannot save this country. You cannot save this country. Yeah, that video alone shows you. You cannot save this country. It's done.

[A]

I, I, I, I, I say we do my idea. We just invade Chicago. There will be casualties. There will be a lot of casualties. But Chicago needs reformation.

[B]

There's no.

[C]

Okay, look,

[D]

here's my first question, all right? Let me, let me, let's. Instead of black pilling on me, Mike, because I know where you're at. I get it, man. Like, I'm with you. Don't black pill on me just yet. If you saw that video, you're a. You're a sergeant in. What was it? Sunrise? Where was the day you were working or.

[B]

Anywhere? County.

[A]

That's just.

[B]

That's Justin.

[D]

Okay? Justin was in summer. So you're a cop. You on social media. You know that neighborhood. You work that neighborhood. You probably know those kids. What are you doing?

[B]

There's nothing you can do. I'm being honest with you, Jimmy. There's nothing you do. It's impossible.

[A]

Here's what you can. Here's what you can possibly do. Right? And it depends on the policy. No, you can, you can have. You cannot try to identify people in the video, and you can try to see who's a convicted felon, and you can try to get a. And I learned this from Mike. You can try and get an SME on firearms to testify that he knows without a doubt that John Tavius standing there is a con. You can prove that's John Tavius. You can prove that he's a convicted felon. And you have Mike, the, The gun guru that's testified in court 100 times, can say without a doubt in his mind that he is holding an actual semi automatic rifle or semi auto pistol. You might be able to do something with that. Maybe that's the per.

[B]

That's the movie version. Okay, that's nice. In Hollywood, no DA is gonna take. Let me start here. Some of these kids don't even exist. They don't names, date of birth. They don't have Social Security. They don't even know it.

[A]

Is that for real?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I thought you were being cynical.

[B]

No, they don't exist. Dude, were they born in a bathtub? They're gonna get arrested, but they're. They don't know their Social Security number.

[A]

Oh, so they're not in the system yet.

[B]

They might not be. They could be.

[A]

They could not be under somebody else's name.

[B]

Who knows? Who knows? But.

[A]

And they all look this out. Never mind.

[B]

How do you. Yes, how do you. How do you like. Jimmy, look at that. Like I'm being like. Honestly, look at it from a space.

[A]

Can you play it again with no audio?

[D]

Yeah, dude,

[B]

like, you got gun lights too? We got lights. Dog at the switch.

[A]

One of the strictest cities in the country when it comes to guns.

[B]

Like the third strictest gun law state.

[A]

Can you imagine living next door to that as a gun, as a law abiding citizen?

[D]

Those are all stolen guns. Those are all stolen guns.

[A]

People in the ghetto, there's always good people.

[B]

They don't come outside.

[A]

In fact, most of the ghetto is good people.

[B]

You could get in an argument about. You could drive by, look the wrong way and every one of those guns is going off.

[A]

You think so?

[B]

Yes.

[A]

You think they would do it?

[B]

Yes. You can't police that. Those rifles, dude, they got everything.

[A]

Those are animals. Those are.

[B]

How do you fix that? There's no way. There's no way it's done. There's no way to fix that. There's not enough budget, there's not enough comp. There's not enough. There is nothing you can do.

[D]

So. So that doesn't. Okay, explain this, but nobody cares.

[B]

Nobody cares like your celebrities don't care about that.

[A]

Oh, dude, bro, you can pull it down. Lewis, thank you. Good job. By the way, everybody, you that post that comment. That's why I made it in a post when you commented on Dave Chappelle's thing saying where. Where are you at in Chicago for the X amount of people.

[B]

Send them there. Yeah, two U threes for two three.

[A]

Forget walking your little dramatic ass over to some white dude that you don't give a about. And Leah Flowers as a publicity stunt, go into Chicago and start talking to those savage. See how they treat any.

[B]

A black activist could walk by there, he's wearing the wrong colors, he's done. There is no rules right there on that corner. There is no reasoning on that corner. How do you end up with so many gun extended mags, rifles, gun lights.

[D]

Those are stolen guns, bro. Chaos.

[B]

There's nothing you can do about that. You can't fix that. What is. Okay, here you go, Jimmy. We're gonna go fix it.

[D]

Yes, sir.

[B]

We're gonna turn that corner and guess what? The only option is shoot them all. They have guns. You are outmanned, outgunned, you have massive amount of fire. What do you do.

[A]

Okay, I'll tell you the scary part, Jimmy. Here's the scary part. You got a call for service over there. John Tavius has got a warrant. John Tavius is. Got somebody at a party against their will. John, this is a. We're talking ghetto street party, middle of the night, middle of the hood. That's what you see is going on. You. Your command staff is not sending in a bunch of cops to have a gunfight. No, you're not going. You're not going. You're. The police literally will not respond. I don't want to die. There's nothing in that job that warrants me going out there. I'm like, you know what? You got a tack team, 60 deep. Send them in. Send in the Bearcat and smoke all them. I'm not going in there for call service and getting killed by these savages running around with a.47s.

[D]

But if. If Mike. If Mike got his way and the admin was what it was supposed to be, you would absolutely be like, I, I, this is the problem. This is a problem. I had a conversation with a former command sergeant major of a infantry division last night, and one of the biggest problems that we had in the global war on terror is that we found the enemy and we didn't want to go fight them because we're like, oh, we can't go over there. That's enemy territory. Until we finally got so bad that we had no choice but to go in and fight in that city. Solder City is a great example. It was a war zone in there. And until they started firing rockets into the green zone and it landed on. On politicians from France, we weren't going in there. And then that happened, and we went in there. So now we have the same problem. You know where those neighborhoods are? You all know. And the only reason you won't go in there is because your admin sucks. And if. If they didn't suck, you guys would be like, let's do this. Let's go. This is why we're cops. We're gonna play cops and robbers today.

[A]

No, I'm telling you right now, no. They let it build up too much. I'm not going in there. I'm not going in there. If it was John Tavius by himself, possibly walking concealed, sure.

[B]

But even when you go. So when you go into a controlled, like, Tyler scenario and, you know he's in the house, he's. Let's say it's 3am and he finally went to bed, you know, he's in the house. That's an entire SWAT operation.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

To go in there with a guy, with that kind. One guy, that guy. Those people are on the corner. How. What plan? You've been a cop. What plan do you draw up? We have 10 military age black males with firearms and rifles standing on the corner ofQ&13. What is the operations plan? There isn't. There's a gun fight. It's a. That is a war response. That is not a police response. You can't pull how many cars? 20, 30.

[A]

You have to drive and it's going to be a.

[B]

You're gonna need armored cars because you're gonna drive up to a. A squad. You have a platoon on the corner of black males with heavy firearms. You can't pull up in regular cars. That is a military type operation. But what's terrible to look at, we can't have military vehicles driving around. That's. That's rough. That looks terrible. We can't have military style uniforms.

[A]

People are gonna die too. And they're not gonna like it.

[D]

But I, I get it. I get it. I, I do. Dude, I, I totally see where you're coming from. What I want to say though is, you know, like every. You guys say the job is dead. I think that the job is dead. But the spirit's not dead. The spirit is in you. The spirit's in Mike.

[B]

It's in Justin though. It's too far. Jimmy. Like, you have to. You would have to look at you. I'd have to look across the table. I'm in charge. Okay? You guys are my two squad leaders. I'm in charge. We're gonna have to go kill people tonight. That, that is gonna have to be. That plan requires. You are going to.

[D]

All your life.

[B]

You're going to be in multiple shootings. You might die. That is not a police type response. That is a military response to a armed group of men that are. Large group of men. What, 15, couple rifles, couple handguns. Switches extendos. That operations plan, even if you know

[A]

where they are, you just change, bro. You just change the country. That would be a tier one elite unit. That would be the Navy SEALs with 1 60th. That would be every. There would be 500 people in the intelligence gathering and planning to go against those people. That's.

[B]

That's a city corner in America.

[A]

That's one guy's beat.

[B]

That's one guy in that neighborhood.

[D]

So let me, let me. Dude, I agree with everything you're saying. I do. Like, but like, I, I believe you can call Me, whatever you want. I believe in Mike and Tyler. I believe that deep down inside. Believe me.

[A]

We're not going.

[B]

I'm not going.

[D]

I'm not saying you're not.

[B]

I'm building the fence around it.

[D]

Okay? But if. Let me. Let me paint you a picture.

[A]

Here's how. Here's how I would do with it. For real me. And I'll be

[B]

on target 10 seconds.

[D]

You. This is me. A just fire grid.

[B]

It needs to be one of those grainy boat videos. Grainy Venezuelan boat video is what I'm being honest. Like I can't draw you an operations plan with police resources to go to. Go to that call. That's not a call for service. If you saw that. And you're Jim, you're Jimmy. Right? We got. We got. We got computers in our cars now where I can show you live video of the call you're going to. Roger 19 to Jimmy. Jimmy, I need to respond to a group of 12 males on the corner with three rifles, four 14 handguns and multiple extended magazines. And you have no backup. Your backup is busy. It's just you, Jimmy. Let me know how it goes. 10, 4. That's what you're getting, dude. That's what you're going through. That's a police call, which you're right, that's a military. You were in Iraq and you had an information that there was 20 dudes

[D]

platoon could deal with that we would

[B]

deal with it violently with 50 cal machine guns. Strikes like. Right. You're gonna bomb.

[A]

That's the funny thing. How many videos have we seen with that same thing? But they were wearing durka things on their head. And all of a sudden a thing goes, yeah, they're all doing the same videos, except instead of saying, yo, homeboy, they're saying, but where is the celebrities?

[B]

Where is the Hollywood? Where is the. Where's Billie Eilish? Where's all these people?

[A]

Where's.

[D]

Yeah, that's a brand new video, dude. That's right now that's. Yeah, that's. Yes. Two days ago in the south side of Chicago.

[B]

Correct. Correct. Drive by there in the wrong color car. Drive by, shirt on, you're done. You're dead. You're dead. You're on. Hey, jackass, let's get a Chicago update while we're on the topic. Let's see how we went in Chicago

[D]

while you're doing the Chicago update. Here's. Here's what I'm asking you, all right? Because I believe that those are the kinds of people, by the way, that Will throw up all the gang signs and they'll be. They'll act as hard as. Until you get rolled up on by a. A legit ass SWAT team. And then you're gonna be a little. You're not gonna come.

[A]

And that's what we hope for.

[B]

19 days into February, our updated numbers are 17 shot and killed, 50 shot and wounded, 67 total shot and 17 homicides. We're batting a thousand this month. Everybody killed in Chicago this month has been shot and killed. No stabbings. No other.

[A]

Oh, good.

[B]

So we are. We are. And for the year, we are. One month and 19 days into our

[A]

year, Chicago's taxes go down as they eliminate each other.

[B]

No.

[A]

Like, food stamps are not needed.

[B]

Total. No. Total to date, 45 shot and killed. 153 shot and wounded. 198 total shot and 48 total homicides. Only three people have been killed other than gunshots in Chicago this year. 48 people dead. 198 people have been shot in Chicago. It's February 19th.

[A]

Squealer. $10. What's up, boy? Dude, squeal. You the man. Dude, he pays us 10 bucks just to ask how he can buy his pizza. They don't make people like you dog anymore. What's up, boys? Can I get a head count at a time you want me to pick up pizza? And a time, I'd say. How many people? Four of it. There's Lewis, me, Mike, maybe Peach. So maybe five.

[B]

One. Dude. One pizza.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Dude, don't go crazy. Yeah, man, you do enough.

[A]

And then we had one more super chat.

[B]

I don't know where the last two haven't been read. Pride Assassins 2 haven't been ready.

[A]

Pride Assassin. Yeah. And no consensus taker is no census taker.

[B]

Like, he's saying we're not keeping accurate statistics because you're gonna go walk through there like, hey, sir, where do you live? Yeah, which house is yours?

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Like, a sense is like, we don't

[A]

know how many roe was. Dude.

[D]

Dude. Okay, so. So what do we do? Do we send in. Let's be real here, okay? Chicago is still part of the United States. You're telling me it can't be done without a. Without a concerted.

[B]

Cannot be done with current.

[D]

Without the 82nd Airborne.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

The 101st has to go in there

[B]

and do it with current police standards. With the mayor of Chicago, who is completely against the police. He actually, you know, he had his own residents, black residents showing up, pitching that he was more worried about protecting illegal immigrants. And his own citizens, which. We had a video of that on

[C]

the show at one point.

[B]

You cannot stop that without acknowledging that people are going to die. Like, that is a war. That's a war type response. I hate to say it, but it. It's. It's on our own soil, and it's terrible that our country has gotten to that. That is not a police response. There is not the capabilities in the Chicago Police Department. The right vehicle. There's not even the right armored vehicles to call. Go to that call.

[A]

You.

[B]

You need bearcats and, like, pterodines and all that, bulletproof vehicles to even respond to. Beginning. Then everybody runs. And you're. You want to run after one of those dudes?

[A]

No full kit.

[B]

You want to shoot him in his back with his gun in his hand?

[A]

Oh, yeah. You want to shoot any black male at all running away? No. No cops gonna want to be there.

[B]

Who's on squirter detail?

[A]

Me.

[B]

Yeah. I don't care if he's got a rifle or not. Back in Chicago.

[A]

Who wants to give their career up tonight? Raise your hand.

[D]

This is what you're saying. I. I sent you guys. I sent you guys pictures from my company doing the battle of Solder City. Right? I remember, Mike. You even saw it. You liked it, right? You remember seeing all those. That was the last one. That's what you're proposing? That we build a wall. That we build the wall around the city.

[B]

It sounds so bad to say it. I hate saying it, but what I mean, honestly, I would challenge. I would challenge to get together both sides of the aisle. Get together your black activists, your.

[D]

Your.

[B]

Your Republicans, your Democrats, your communists, all your people in one room, and just. I want to hear them dissect just that video.

[A]

How would they do it?

[B]

How would you handle it? Because one side's gonna say, well, it's the white people's fault for even getting us to this point. It's all your fault. Right? That's gonna be one argument. The other arguments be kill them all, right? Like, I'll kill them. Yeah. They're animals.

[A]

Kill them all.

[B]

That's the two extremes. They're. Neither of those are right. That's not the right answer on either side. But somewhere I want the normal people to sit down, and I would like to see Congress or. Or the aisle. Tell me how we do this. I want you to get me to the resolution of that one, that one corner, that one little block in Chicago. Fix it for me right now. How do we do it?

[A]

I'm the song. I'M the song.

[B]

No. Nope. I want you to get me to that place and fix that. I want you to get to. I want you to fix that one corner. You can't.

[A]

You can't.

[B]

I'm sorry. That's America. We failed. You can't fix that corner then. You can't fix the city without balance. North Memphis.

[D]

So la.

[B]

You keep go going down the list. I'll just keep naming them. New Orleans. Just keep going.

[A]

All right.

[D]

I mean, all right. So there's no fix in Chicago. Okay, I'll grant you that one. And you got all the experience in the world to say that and say it unequivocally, quickly, without any question in my mind.

[B]

Police can't fix that. Nope. Police.

[A]

Yes, police.

[D]

Police. Can we prevent it from spreading to

[A]

hardcore proactive policing from.

[D]

Which is illegal.

[B]

Which is illegal now.

[A]

Illegal.

[B]

You can't do hard. And only in Florida. Texas. Oh, yeah, there's a few places. Georgia State Patrol, Sandy Springs, Georgia.

[A]

Hardcore dope and gun suppression, crime suppression all day long, all night long, forever. You can just a thing.

[B]

I can find you the guys that are willing to go to that call. These guys that follow us, these dudes that send us and we post their videos. And I know I talk junk, but the, the guys with the eyes blocked out, they'll go, but you need to. It's kind of like, hey, man, you gotta give them, you gotta give them ability to operate. It'd be like a military.

[A]

I remember I said we had Orlando, had this. They still do. Traffic takeovers is a real huge epidemic in Orlando. One of them at the time time a couple years ago was motorcycles were taking over and they were doing, oh,

[B]

the four wheelers and all that.

[A]

Yeah, we were having, we were having these details. All the proactive units had to change their hours and go do these details. And eventually it came out. It was unofficially stated, do what you have to do. The sheriff's sick of it. The sheriff even came in there and said, do what you have to do. Okay. Like, and so there was.

[B]

Until you do.

[A]

And there was a little grace period. And the first guy that got boned was went, I thought we were supposed to. And they're like, oh, we didn't tell you. We were done with the do what you have to do. We're back to don't do anything. No one dropped the memo to him. So it happens. You just got to be in that perfect time window.

[B]

I, I what I'm. There's a reason why it doesn't matter.

[D]

First of all, I Had no idea. When I sent this to you, I. I like, first of all, I feel really good about sending a good video to Mike because I never get a good win with Mike. I sent every video that I said. He's like, I've seen it.

[A]

Like, first of all, I just want to say I am happy with this. It went on a. It's gonna be its own YouTube clip. It's gonna be like, the whole rant was great. You. You did really well. That was.

[D]

That was Thousand times. I never get to send a cop video that he hasn't, like, thumbs up or seen it.

[A]

And that's.

[B]

That's. That's the conversation, honestly, that needs to happen because all these other arguments throughout the show, the. The cut, the 5,000 police and all that, we can argue all day. I want to see leaders. If I was in. If I had the ball, if I was in charge, I would hand that to everybody, every agency, every leader in Congress, every politician, and say, forget it all. I want you to fix that video. How do you fix that video? More community affairs meetings. More community cops. Tick tock dancing. Like, I want to hear your honest opinion on how do you fix that. Mine is. It's a war. You have to take it into, like, a warming. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong.

[A]

You'd have to be like, we're not taking the mission.

[B]

But I need you. I need. Oh, what's your name?

[A]

The dumb aoc.

[B]

Oh, aoc. I need aoc. I need you to fit Mandami. Fix that. I want you to go talk to them. I want Mandami to go into there. He'll be dead in five seconds. You any.

[A]

You're done.

[B]

I don't care what politician you think you are, who you think you are. I want to send an NFL player up there with his gold on his gold chain and his spinners and his teeth. He'll be robbed in 10 seconds. They don't give a who that guy. They don't care what sports. They don't even know what sports are. No, they don't care about him. Go ahead, Mr. Mister. Activate whatever you are. Put your chain on and your Lambo. I want you to pull up. If you make it out alive, no shoes on, no belt, no chain, and your Lambo's gone. You're never gonna see it again, ever. You can't pull up the chest Famous. You think you are speed. What's his a speed? One of the streamers pull up.

[A]

It's a great point, Mike. If authority cannot pull up and without being shot. There's no Hollywood celebrity. That's that everyone is cook. Billy Eilish go there when the cops cannot show up, you cannot show up. Nobody can show up.

[B]

How many guy. How many times do we see football players get robbed, killed, murdered like rappers. They get killed in the hood, rob for their stuff. Now you're going to go here as just. You're not.

[A]

You can't.

[B]

You can't pull up there and have any type of expectation of a reasonable conversation. These dudes are armed with guns. They're going to rob you. They're going to shoot you. The cops can't go. You definitely can't go. And I. That would be my. That's a great video, Jimmy. That would be my trademark video of.

[A]

There it is.

[D]

Fix it.

[B]

There you go. There you go.

[A]

It's in every city. Just because it's a Chicago video.

[B]

This isn't. Everything's going on in St. Louis. That's going on in every city. City in America. Go ahead, you tell me what that's happening in South. What Id. Real id. What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do to fix it? There's nothing you can't.

[D]

Dude, that.

[A]

That shit's happening in the lost Jimmy again. But we're ending the. We're.

[B]

We're ranting too this time.

[A]

So it's the audio box. Us. Okay. So they can hear Jimmy. But anyway, Jimmy, we gotta let you go. It's. It's. It's our fault. It's the box. But we got one minute left. So we're. We'll. We'll take you down. We'll see you next time. And we will see you guys tonight at the Night Shift. Be sure to go to Counterculture Inc. YouTube and subscribe to the YouTube channel at Counterculture Inc. We'll be there for the Night Shift. Cracking beers, busting balls, breaking down videos.

[B]

Big legs, short shorts.

[A]

Yeah, everything you need, we got it.

[B]

Lewis is going to fix the camera. It'll work.

[A]

And then 11 in the morning tomorrow for casual Fridays here back at Anti Hero. Jv team for life.