NAVY SEAL Released From Prison Only To Be ARRESTED AGAIN! (04/30/2026)

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast – Episode Summary

Episode Title: NAVY SEAL Released From Prison Only To Be ARRESTED AGAIN!
Date: April 30, 2026
Hosts: Mike, Lewis, Jojo, Dominic, Ryan, Nick the Gun Guy, G Money
Podcast: The Antihero Podcast
Theme: Entertaining, unfiltered news and debate for veterans, first responders, and blue-collar Americans, with special attention to law enforcement perspectives, controversial current events, and veteran issues.

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Episode Overview

This episode delivers a wild mix of law enforcement news, heated political debates, law enforcement and current events commentary, plus a deep dive into high-profile criminal justice cases—centered around the controversial re-arrest of Navy SEAL Dusty Turner. The hosts also debate global human rights abuses, U.S. interventionism, law enforcement accountability, viral police body cam incidents, “blue-fluencers,” and irreverent humor targeting both themselves and trending topics from social media.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Tributes & Law Enforcement News

[02:14 – 03:59]

• The team opens with solemn tributes for fallen officers in Canada (Sgt. Brandon Malcolm) and New Jersey (Sgt. Bruno).
• Mike passionately advocates for supporting indicted officers:
  "A lot of blue brothers turn their back on him and his family. I did not. I talk to him regularly...help this man who puts his life on the line for 15 years. I believe he needs our help." (02:29)

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2. Iran, State Violence, and U.S. Foreign Policy Debate

Ryan (the “Marine Communist”) returns for his recurring, left-leaning counterpoint discussions.

[04:16 – 17:16]

• Mike confronts Ryan over reports of Iran executing protestors:
  “Since about March 18…13 people killed by that government. And you’re so critical of our government and supportive of Iran…I’m wondering, what are your thoughts about killing your civilians for mere speaking out or alleged espionage against the country?” (04:36)
• Ryan steers the debate toward “color revolutions,” U.S. and CIA destabilization, and the critique of atrocity propaganda.
• Extensive sparring with other hosts (“Just answer—YES or NO!”), as Ryan resists making moral judgments in isolation, emphasizing the historical context of U.S./UK involvement in Iran.
• Jojo offers a direct challenge at [13:34]:
  “Your message would go so much further if in these dialogues…there was an authentication attempt to at least answer the questions that are asked…in order to…maybe relate to it or at least understand it...I think your mission would go so much further.”
• Ryan’s key point:
  “If 13 innocent people lost their lives, sure.” (19:18)
  “Of course it’s wrong to kill innocent people. And this country was built on the slaughter of innocent people…who kills more innocent people around the globe than the United States?” (26:11)

Memorable moment:
Lewis to Ryan: “Two wrongs don’t make a right is very useful here.” (18:06)

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3. Dusty Turner Case Update: Wrongful Imprisonment Saga

[34:10 – 38:38]

• Background Recap: Dusty Turner, Navy SEAL, convicted in a controversial 1990s murder in Virginia, has his conviction called into question by a co-defendant’s confession.
• Status Update: Recently freed but immediately re-arrested for parole violations—primarily related to social media use, possibly owing to mandatory sex-offender registration.
  "He doesn't even run the Free Dusty Turner one...I've never heard of parole conditions saying that you can't have social media." (36:29)
• Hosts’ reaction: All express frustration at the “smack in the face” re-arrest and flawed justice system.
• Parallels drawn to other wrongful convictions, forced confessions, and the mental damage caused by decades of incarceration.

Quote:
"Imagine being innocent...Can you imagine just sitting there knowing you're like, I didn't even do this." (38:38, Mike)

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4. Nick Fuentes, Doxxing, and Self-Defense Gone Wrong

[40:32 – 46:51]

• Hosts recount the viral incident involving Nick Fuentes doxxed, and his controversial response to female protesters at his door (pepper spray, physical force).
• Debate whether such a reaction is justified or simply “embarrassing.” Jokes and regional guesses about his residence abound.

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5. Philadelphia Sanctuary Policy Clampdown

[47:27 – 52:33]

• Nick the Gun Guy details Philadelphia’s new anti-ICE legislation:
  • Limits ICE tactics, identification
  • Prohibits police-ICE cooperation
  • Blocks ICE detainers, even for serious offenders
• Panel condemns policies that “just let them back on the street,” especially highlighting implications for violent or sexual offenders.

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6. Policing, Public Order & Viral Police Videos

[56:46 onwards]

• Teen "Takeover" crackdown in Orlando—cop accused of excessive force breaking up massive teen brawl. Group discusses law enforcement’s “damned if you do/damned if you don’t” situation.
• Chicago “Summer of Love,” rising urban violence, and National Guard as hypothetical fixes.
• Bodycam analysis: Breakdown of “Hollywood-style” shootouts, police marksmanship under pressure, and crowd safety concerns.

Memorable moments:
On a police shooting:
“That’s a hell of a handgun. And there was no optic, so that’s a hell of an iron sight shot there.” (66:36, Mike)

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7. Law Enforcement Social Media Influencers—Truth or Fiction?

[89:49 – 99:07]

• Hosts critique a female “blue-fluencer” for alleged misrepresentations of her work and credentials as a police officer, after a recent podcast appearance.
• Concerns: her focus on media over police work, repeated job-hopping, and influence on potential future recruits.
• Lively, sometimes crude banter over her credentials, physical appearance, and the trend of “weaponizing the badge” for instant credibility online.

Quote:
“You are not a cop in the streets.” (94:19, Lewis, reading feedback from a fellow officer)

“People are infatuated with cops, especially female bartender. The fitness industry is completely inflated...when you throw the badge on, you immediately have some status.” (99:39, Jojo/Mike)

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8. Physical Fitness, Diets, & Carnivore Experimentation

[71:00 – 77:39, 80:19 – 81:19]

• Panel shifts to fitness updates: running, carnivore diet, TRT, and caffeine withdrawal.
• Insights into the difficulty of sticking to physically demanding routines post-police career.
• Carnivore diet “life hacks” and struggles with mismeasured portions (“I was eating 9 cups of rice a day!”).

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9. In Memoriam: Deputy Sheriff Richard Coyle

[84:06 – 86:51]

• Tribute to Deputy Coyle, killed in the line of duty while serving guardianship paperwork in Kentucky.
• Conversation expands to the increased dangers of civil process units and mental health crises leading to violence against police.

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10. Community & Podcast Reflections

[105:09 onward]

• Plug for Patreon, merch, and supporter initiatives.
• Banter about show timing, growing community, and screentime jokes ("Kermit the Frog," "dumb broad with a ring light," "it's not gay, it's dominance").
• Plans for future pop-up and live streams.
• Wrap-up with shout-outs and super chat acknowledgments.

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Memorable Quotes & Timestamps

• On Iran and Atrocity Propaganda:
  “Atrocity propaganda…wants us to look at this thing and it’s a distraction from what’s going on outside the blinders.” – Ryan [23:45]
• On False Confessions:
  “There was one we just looked at recently…they convicted a dude of killing his father and they brought his dog in…the cop said, ‘we’re gonna kill your dog.’ Like literally. And he confessed and it was completely…his dad wasn’t even dead.” – Mike [39:19]
• On Law Enforcement Social Media:
  “When you throw the badge on, you immediately have some status and that status is used again. If any agency hasn’t seen that yet…you are nuts.” – Mike [100:22]
• On fitness & running:
  “There’s something about running for me that it sucks so bad, but it’s so freeing. Like, you’re gone. You can’t get back unless you run back. So you’re out there. You can’t quit.” – Lewis [80:27]
• On civil unit risks:
  “These are not just layup units anymore…The mental health crisis, the lack of Jesus and God in people’s lives—the amount of violence…an eviction is turning into multiple officers dead that we can count now.” – Mike [85:34]
• On live show culture:
  “We’re taking a quick commercial break, Nick. We’ll bring you back on about 30 minutes if you’re available. We’ll see you guys in a minute.” – Lewis [52:27]

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Notable Segments & Timestamps

• Opening tributes & updates: [02:14 – 03:59]
• Iran/U.S. foreign policy debate: [04:13 – 33:57]
• Dusty Turner case update: [34:10 – 39:12]
• Nick Fuentes incident: [40:32 – 46:51]
• Philly ICE policies: [47:27 – 52:33]
• Law enforcement bodycam reviews: [64:26 – 70:32]
• Influencer authenticity debate: [89:49 – 99:07]
• Fitness/carnivore diet: [71:00 – 77:39]
• End-of-watch tribute: [84:06 – 86:51]

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Conclusion

This episode typifies The Antihero Broadcast’s signature blend of irreverent banter, law enforcement culture, genuine advocacy, and confrontational discussion around today’s thorniest issues—from criminal justice reform and foreign policy to the unsettling realities police and veterans face. The hosts never shy from criticizing themselves, each other, or “the system”—with a strong appreciation for audience feedback, community-building, and keeping it real for the blue-collar everyman.

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Transcript

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

All right, very important stuff. We will be covering also the Dusty Turner updates at about 11:30. Without further ado, let's see, I'm already, I'm already doing his mannerisms. You good Marine Communist. Ryan.

[Mike]

A Marine Communist.

[Lewis]

A Marine communist.

[Ryan]

Good morning, comrades. Good morning everyone in the chat from Florida to the West Coast. Glad you're here.

[Mike]

How are you?

[Ryan]

Where should we start today, gentlemen? Oh, you know, I'm doing my best in the conditions of late stage capitalism and the sunset of the empire at the precipice of World War iii.

[Mike]

So last week we were on the fly, but I mentioned wanted to talk about some of the stuff that happens in irat and you know, good pronunciation, you're a big supporter. So I just want to cover a couple things and see what your thoughts on this are if you're going to answer any of the questions or not. But since about March 18, just over a month ago, Iran has publicly executed numerous individuals for the mere crime of talking out against the government. There were a couple that made very high profile. There's a young wrestler who was bound to be an Olympic champion. Just amazing young kid. He was executed, publicly hung. There was a nice young musician. I have all the names, you know here. 13 people killed by that government. And you're so critical of our government and supportive of Iran. I'm wondering what are your thoughts about killing your civilians for mere speaking out or alleged espionage against the country?

[Ryan]

Yeah, it's interesting that you're kind of doing this. Gofundme for someone that killed the civilian here in the United States. So, like, this is important to acknowledge and I mean, I wonder what the numbers are in the United States compared to Iran in terms of extra.

[Mike]

This is two different. This is a critic. That was a critical incident unfolding in real time. This was people detained by the government ran through some type of trial and publicly executed in a matter of like a week. Even the guy that we shot, if it was illegal and the cop got arrested or the guy got arrested, it would take years to go through a legal battle and court. So in this case in Iran, they're arresting and killing in like 10 days. So police is different. Let's talk about what I asked. How do you feel about the. The government in Iran killing citizens for simply speaking out against their government?

[Ryan]

I think 10 days is quite the speedy trial. So that's.

[Mike]

You're dangling from a rope. That's, that's a, that's a short, short time.

[Ryan]

Sure. Well, I think that color revolutions are a thing. Are you familiar with, with this idea of color revolution?

[Mike]

I'm sure you're going to tell me before you ever get close to the question, but go ahead, you can explain.

[Ryan]

Well, this is like the Arab Spring. This was the 2014 Maidan color revolution in Ukraine. This is where the CIA will invest an incredible amount of money into youth in these countries to invite destabilization. It just happened in Nepal also. I'll invite you to look at something about boomers. Time to go.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Ryan]

People in Nepal don't even speak English, so they're using these English signs, right, for American journalism to show their American handlers that they are implementing the protocols. So I would invite you to think about color revolutions. It's also been discovered that Mossad, right, the Zionist intelligence service, was in Iran doing all these sort of destabilization tactics that they're known for.

[Mike]

Okay? But in this case, Iran, the government, on TV and in public, detained their own citizens like Salel Muhammad, young wrestler, and executed them in public. You're trying to say that that's not Edom doing that and that's some type of psyop operation, or is Iran killing

[Ryan]

their own people saying counter revolutionary practices? So basically anybody involved risks, right? So any risk.

[Dominic]

Okay.

[Mike]

But anybody you agree with, like, so you're gonna never say. It's always somebody else's fault. Iran's not doing anything wrong. It's somehow back to the white people or white people or.

[Ryan]

No, that's not true.

[Mike]

Are they doing anything? Is Iran doing anything wrong to their citizens?

[Ryan]

Well, what I'd like to do first, like, I'm a big fan of, like, cleaning up my own backyard first, okay. And being mindful of how the United States manufactures consent for foreign interventions and unjust occupations. This has happened. Maybe you've heard of the Lusitania. Maybe you've heard of the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Maybe you remember building 7 on 9 11, right? There are these recurring incidents that get the people going, don't they?

[Mike]

And they want.

[Ryan]

Make us want to be this world's police force. And clearly that hasn't been working well for us.

[Mike]

It's not working out well for these people in Iran either, that are getting hung publicly. And then. I don't know how you're tying that back to us, but.

[Ryan]

Well, let me ask you this.

[Mike]

Let's say we're the most corrupt. We are. Okay? I'll give you this. We're the most corrupt government in the history of the world. Right? Good. Boom. Okay. Why? What. What is going. How does that affect what is. What Iran is doing? Iran is doing. They're doing far worse things publicly. Even the worst of the worst government. You can say we are worst of the worst government. We still give people some sort of opportunity to be heard in court, some due process. You can say you hate it, whatever, you love it, it's still there. And, yeah, it can be manipulated, it can be hidden. But on the medicine, vast majority. We watched thousands of cases go through every docket in America in all these cities, and people get some type of court deal. Most of them get a very lenient sentence, plead down and get out. But in here, we're seeing. It has nothing to do with us. We're the worst government. Take us out of it. You support this country. How can you justify what they're doing to their citizens? Which is far worse than what. What's happening here.

[Ryan]

Are you familiar with the conditions for the citizens under the Shah of Idyon?

[Lewis]

No.

[Mike]

I'm familiar. 13 people that I've asked you about 19 times today so far, and you can't get to that one.

[Lewis]

Just ask him for yes or no.

[Mike]

He's not gonna do that. That's fine.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Okay.

[Jojo]

Ryan. Hi.

[Mike]

Hello.

[Jojo]

Good morning.

[Ryan]

Hi. Is this Jojo? It's a little dark. I can't see you.

[Jojo]

Yeah, I don't have any light. I'm I'm in the, I'm on the dollar menu couch. There's no lights, we can't afford them. So there's been comments made right. Where you're growing on people and I think that's fair. Like I, I. You've grown on me. No, you have. Right. So, but let me ask you, do you have any interest in growing on people or people being open minded and receptive to your message and your platform?

[Ryan]

Totally, I think, you know, I do follow this blueprint of infiltrate, agitate, educate, organize. And along the way I get educated too, but it's designed to sort of ruffle some feathers a little bit. So I want to thank you all for inviting me back to sort of infiltrate. You know, I heard like blue collar sort of podcast.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Ryan]

And this is brilliant. Again, class consciousness. Both of us on the left and on the right, I imagine we're, none of us are rich here and filling up your. I, I don't want to stereotype, but I imagine you have pickup trucks.

[Lewis]

No, no, I do.

[Mike]

I have a BMW.

[Lewis]

I have a lifted Dodge Ram.

[Mike]

I have a BMW.

[Ryan]

How's your gas prices doing?

[Lewis]

They're awful.

[Ryan]

Not as bad as California.

[Jojo]

But hold on. Just before we go, before we go down the side road or a tangent, my point in asking, are you interested? Ruffling feathers. I get it. I'm pretty good at it myself. I think it's an entertaining and satisfying. So I can relate to you on that. But what I learned early on, whenever I have some sort of point or message or I'm trying to maybe bring to light my perspective and if the point of it is to potentially recruit or encourage people to see what I'm saying and maybe relate to it or at least understand it, if not convert to what I'm saying and, and see it my way, there has to be on the side of ruffling feathers. That's fine. Controversial. That, that just comes with having a different opinion. I don't know that you have to go an extra mile to ruffle feathers. If you already have an opinion that goes against the grain, you're just going to naturally happen. But I think that your message would be better received or potentially better understood in order for someone to go, hey, you know what? He maybe he has a point on some things. My compared to Bill Maher, I don't agree with him on everything and he's changed dramatically over the past two decades. But even 20 years ago when he was a way crazier liberal than he is today, there were some things that he said that I could align with and relate to, and I could appreciate his comedy. And the way that he delivered it was in such a way that I didn't hold against him the things that we disagreed on. So I say that, to say this, I think that you make good points with some frequency, and I think that's fair. And people should get credit and they shouldn't just be thrown out completely because even if the majority of the things they say you find ludicrous, if you have good points, credit should be due for that. But I think that your mission would go so much further if in these dialogues and in this exchange of questions and information, there was an authentication attempt to at least answer the questions that are asked so that I have a question. I legitimately want to understand what you're saying so that maybe I can see it from your perspective or just feel more strongly about where I'm at. Right. It's. In my opinion, a dialogue does two things. It either strengthens your convictions or it changes my mind, which is fine too. But I think that your mission would go so much further in asking these questions. And instead of doing what you know that you do, and I know that you do it on purpose, you're a very intelligent person, we know that. So I know that it's a calculated move that you're doing it. But I would, I would just genuinely maybe encourage you to take serious the questions that are asked and not do the dancing game around it. Like, people are going, hey, if you want me to see things your way and kind of buy in to your ideologies, I kind of need the information with the questions I'm asking in order to do that. Does that kind of make sense?

[Ryan]

Absolutely. And I think that's why you'll notice when we are pointing the finger overseas, often I'll invite us to look in our mirrors first. And what I'm also trying to do is invite us to consider that if the intervention narrative is in alignment with these depraved, genocidal, corrupt Zionists occupying Palestine, right, our number one ally in the region,

[Mike]

it could be full of. It could be. It could be. But that probably is. But then you have to. Then you have to take a stand and tell me that you believe the 13 people murdered is full of. It's like, that's all I'm asking for. Like, if you don't believe that, that's fine if you have a belie on it. But when I ask you, it's. It's almost impossible to continue to have a dialogue. Like, she Said to just go. That's an answer at least. Like, you. Okay, I think. Hey, Mike, I think that's all. Okay, so that's. That's not happening. Then we have some way for me to go, okay, let me do a little more research and see if I can get actual more. More facts about what he's saying is not true. But to just go, well, it's all America's fault anyway. It's like, well, I get it. Like, maybe we're responsible for a lot of things, but there's still a lot of things happening we're not responsible for. So that's what I'm trying to.

[Ryan]

You know, in 1953, the US and the UK overthrew the democratically elected and secular leader Mohammed Mossadegh.

[G Money]

Okay?

[Ryan]

And this guy, all he did was nationalized their oil and the UK and the US could not allow that to happen. So you know what we did? We invested in radical Islam to overthrow this guy. Okay? This is the bed that we've made. And that's all I'm trying to like, in. And so. Okay, listen, listen. Okay, let me just address what I heard too, right? I do try to like, communicate within the window of tolerance of the listener. And you'll notice the majority of the comment section describing me as a cuck and all these, like, horrific things that they want to like, do to me.

[Lewis]

They call me names too, Ryan. Don't worry about it.

[Mike]

Right?

[Ryan]

So let's like, let's be mindful of like, the tone of this conversation and where I'm at and where this comment section is. Yeah, I just want to like, let me. Let me.

[Mike]

Lastly, I'll land it.

[Ryan]

I'll land it right now, really quickly. Okay. RIP to those 13 Iranian civilians that lost their lives in the pursuit of what they thought they were. Right. Rip to the. Rip to the 168 school girls that were double tapped AI assisted with Tomahawks on the very first day of Operation Epstein Fury. The phrase I will invite us to remember is called atrocity propaganda. Atrocity propaganda. Like, what they did after October 7th justifies and manufactures consent for these morally bankrupt interventions and occupations.

[Jojo]

Okay.

[Lewis]

I mean, I. I feel like two wrongs don't make a right is very useful here. So I feel like you're. You're saying rip. But like.

[Ryan]

But I say and because. But does say forget everything I just said. So the technique instead to substitute that with is.

[Lewis]

And so if you're saying if. If the atrocities could be true, you say you're. You're it feels like you're more on the. On the fence of the most likely. This is propaganda. But if they were true, do you think that killing 13 people to make a point publicly is wrong?

[Ryan]

One thing I'll invite you to notice in the propaganda campaign, seriously, is often you'll see the Pavlovi flag, which is this lion. Right. That they claim should be the flag of Iran.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Ryan]

And so when you see that flag, I want you to notice that that's an alarm bell, that this is these Western puppets that are trying to take over these Pallavis.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Ryan]

And so that's a really good indication that it's propaganda.

[Lewis]

Okay, but if it isn't propaganda, do you think the killing of 13 innocent people publicly is wrong?

[Ryan]

If 13 innocent people lost their lives, sure.

[Lewis]

No, I need. Like, Mike gave you the answer and you kind of. And now I'm saying. You're saying, sure. Do you think it's wrong that 13 people were killed publicly by their own government?

[Ryan]

The word that you used the first time was innocent. If that's true.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

That they were innocent people that were killed, then my condolences.

[Lewis]

But you don't think it's wrong.

[Ryan]

I don't think innocent people should be killed anywhere in Iran or in San Francisco. Absolutely. Let's protect innocent life.

[Mike]

Right.

[Ryan]

But let's. Let's be honest, right? Like the last two and a half

[Lewis]

years, you know that what the world's gonna do to you is put you on a side if you say something. That's why you always avoid a take. You always avoid a take. Well, it's curious, like, because you're worried that somebody. Not intelligent people like this room and us and you talking. But someone's going to go, oh, he's anti Iran. And then you're gonna have to go face your friends and go, I'm not anti Ron. Please don't oust me from this.

[Jojo]

I'll even Ryan just to jump in, because I. I think understand, especially law enforcement, like, we kind of tiptoe right around saying certain things so that we don't. Someone goes, oh, well, you said that one time. I heard you say it. And so does that mean that that's why you made this? So I get that to an extent. But I'd like to ask you why. I know there's a reason. I know there's a reason for everything you do. You're a very intentional person. But why is it so instead of. I won't. I won't purport to know why you do it, but why do you kind of avoid marrying or committing to any, any one type of philosophy or ideology? Why does, why do you do that?

[Ryan]

I think first we have to, like, really look at the credibility of our own platforms that we're standing on. And if we really care about the slaughter of the innocents, then shouldn't a million Iraqis for the fraud of Zionist WMDs, like, shouldn't that enter the conversation? We're talking about 13 people in Iran. Okay, my condolences. RIP a million innocent Iraqis.

[Lewis]

Right?

[Ryan]

Let's talk about, like, how many people in Gaza are under the rubble?

[Lewis]

Because.

[Jojo]

Do you think that, do you think that multiple things can be true at the same time? Or does everything have to tie into something else in order for it to be a wrong or a right? Can multiple things be sure, true at the same time? So is it, why is it challenging to address an isolated incident without immediately tying another incident to it? In order to kind of like, go, well, we can't really say yes or no because there's this thing over here that we have to address. Is it possible to look at something in an isolated, an isolated existence.

[Lewis]

Vacuum?

[Jojo]

Not a vacuum, right?

[Ryan]

No, it's not.

[Jojo]

If I look at, if I'm given a set of circumstances or, or criteria where I go, these people were innocent, they committed no crime. And I'll give you, was it, was it a crime? And Iran, is that good? Is it a crime there? Is it a crime there? But then I'll, I'll kind of do, I'll, I'll pull a little bit of the same thing over here. If you have people who are committing crimes that maybe you do or don't agree with. And therefore, based on what you kind of said earlier, it's a high risk thing to kind of go against something that the government has put in place. It's high risk. And you kind of buy what you get when you act out against it. Isn't that also then what these criminals are doing, alleged criminals are doing, that lead to their death by the government that is represented by police? Is that not kind of the same, or am I losing it? Did I lose it somewhere?

[Ryan]

Yeah, I, There was a lot. It was hard to kind of find the question in there. I think that, you know, we, we can talk about.

[Lewis]

Sure.

[Ryan]

Thirteen people, including an accomplished Olympian, you know, killed by their government. Okay, let's look at that. And I think what I do, right. Is invite us to kind of open up the blinders a little bit.

[Dominic]

Right.

[Ryan]

Because that's what the media. Right. The that wants us to do is okay, yeah, focus on this.

[Mike]

Right.

[Ryan]

Focus on the myth of beheaded babies.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Ryan]

That happens, you know, allegedly happened after October 7th. Right. This atrocity propaganda wants us to look at this thing and it's a distraction from what's going on outside the blinders.

[Jojo]

You, there's no one that will get behind this is why I say some of the things you say are credible. We should question everything the government says and does. 1000% people that just blindly like sheep just go, oh, the government said it. That's absolutely part of the problem. So I agree with you there for sure. But then there's some independent thinking that has to take place. Otherwise we're just a sheep on the other end of the spectrum where we just assume that everything's propaganda. That's also a sheep like mentality where I go, well, nothing's true, but everything's a propaganda. So there's some independent breakdown, critical thinking of information. So, but looking at if, if you say that the killing of innocents is bad, whether it's here, Mars, Pluto, Iran, regardless if they have laws in place that make it legal where they're at, is there a higher level of humanity that exists or should exist where we go? I don't care if you say, and this is kind of like Mike brought it up before, how long did we have things that were legal in this country that were eventually challenged to include, obviously slavery, to include raping of your wife for a long time, up until two decades ago. Until someone goes, hey, this is you, this can't, you can't do this. So until, so do you agree that there's some morality that over fees legality at some point, that's what changes legality. So I think the question is attempting to be asked, and you guys can correct me if I'm wrong. Is, is it wrong? And does it matter what government says it's right or is doing it for some other secondary reason because of Iraq or propaganda or some other thing? Is that wrong regardless of any other coexisting circumstance?

[Ryan]

Yeah, Jojo, I'm, I, I do gotta ask you. It's kind of like tough to follow, right? When it's like the, a long sort of pontification.

[Jojo]

Well, that's why I kind of, I kind of condensed at the end and I kind of brought it into it.

[Ryan]

Okay, bring it back to a question, please.

[Jojo]

Is it wrong to kill, hang innocent. The 13 innocent people?

[Ryan]

Of course it's. It's wrong to kill innocent people. And this country was built on the slaughter of innocent People like there who kills more innocent people around the globe than the United States can you.

[Jojo]

And those can be, those can be both right at the same.

[Mike]

Let's jump on the third because we're stuck on the 13. So those are the 13 that are easily searchable. But if you go back to the Iranian protest that occurred end of 25, beginning of this year, there are reports from medical staff, hospitals and throughout Iran that upwards of 35000 civilians have been massacred since the end of the year till date. So that 13 gets a little bigger. So I get like, oh, it's just 13. And then these hundred kids got bombed. But we're seeing numbers from December 30th till today four months. There are reports of 36,500 innocent civilians murdered for simply protesting. Which one female murdered by a. If you. You're in your terms, murdered by an ICE agent was a huge problem in the United States. A second guy was shot, murdered in your words. Alex Preddy. Huge problem in the United States that we killed two people during protests. Iran has killed upwards of 36, 500 people. I'm not going back millions of years. I'm not going back to slavery. I'm going back to since our relationship began here on this show you have 36000 people killed by the government. You can name two by name that were that everybody threw an outrage about here in the United States. So the numbers are a little skewed there as well in probably our favor.

[Ryan]

I'm just gonna. I will return to this idea of atrocity propaganda. I will point to the myth of the beheaded babies after October 7th and then we can even rewind earlier to that. You remember the justification for Desert Storm was unplugged incubators. Do you remember that?

[Mike]

And the weapons of mass destruction. I believe we were lied to about those two things.

[Ryan]

Okay, so are you, are you open to the possibility then that we are also being lied to about this?

[Mike]

It's tough to lie lie about something you can see. Like I watched with my own eyes the citizens walking down the street of Iran getting murked by mass military people. So unless it was all AI and, and they completely fabricated then the whole world's AI at this point I don't even know if we're really having this conversation. But I can tend to see with my own eyes the videos of mass murder of citizens over there. Where here you have two incidents that everybody's hung up on ice. Renee Good and Alex Pretty. Those two incidents have caused massive out. We lost two citizens Good, better and different. Two is pretty low. You know, you could walk, I could walk out of the studio and get murked by a car going across the street and be like, you know, people could die every day from getting walking across the street. Should we kill any innocent citizens? No, I'm not going to debate those two shootings, but we lost two. Here's a number of 36, 000. And we have seen the videos. I'm. Unless it's all made up. We could be, we could be living in the Truman Show. I can see with my own eyes mass murder in Iran. So we get hung up on two. But 36 is probably.

[Jojo]

Is there any evidence, but just really quick, is there any evidence that it is propaganda? Like he's creating? Like what do you have to convince me that it is propaganda?

[Ryan]

I think the, if you're inviting intervention, the burden is on you to prove that this is something true.

[Lewis]

Well, if you're going to.

[Ryan]

And also remember, please can we also remember that agent provocateur is the thing. Can we also remember that Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service has been embedded in this disruption.

[Lewis]

Well, mass murder is also a thing too. We have to remember that it happens

[Ryan]

and hasn't been happening for the last two and a half years in Gaza. Where are you guys position on this? And also if we're going to talk about like oversight and morality, there's a recent clip, I think it's a Blinken or maybe the recent, you know, Rubio, Secretary of State talking about how the International Criminal Court is for Africans, not civilized countries like Israel and the United States.

[Mike]

But let's go, let's go, let's go to Gaza real quick. There's a type of war, right? Two sides disagree. They're at war. Right. The Iran government is murdering their own people. Completely different. We can disagree and they're going to nuke all that stuff in Gaza is obviously a conflict. Is it? Right. I'm not going to get in that. I, I, we actually had a guy, I'm from Pakistan who has talked about what's going on over there. Cut off of food trucks, families can't get food. They're, they're, they're hijacking the food and then charging more and more money. All sounds very inhumane. Absolutely. But that is some type of war atmosphere. War is going to be ugly. We don't, maybe don't like it, but war is going to be ugly. I'm talking about genocide within their own country, within their own borders of their own citizens for simply walking in the street and saying, we don't like this government. That's different than war. War is bad. We don't want people dying. Gaza is bad. Any innocent people dying, I'll give it to you. Is bad. That's war, though. That's two sides going, we don't like each other. You have your own government killing its own people in mass numbers. That seems a little worse to me. And that's where I can't get my focus off of that. To get to Gaza. When I go, you're gonna. You're gonna claim the Jews in Israel as these horrendous people, and maybe they are. I'm not going down that road. But that's a war. These are inside their own boundaries of their own country, in their own streets, mass murder of their own citizens. Israel is not responsible for that. The United States is not responsible for that. The Iranian government is responsible for that. They are wrong for doing that. That's what I'm getting at.

[Ryan]

And what's your fix?

[Mike]

I mean, I like, honestly, just like In World War II, sometimes you have to. Do you have to exterminate some people to get to the right people in place. It sucks. It's not great. But do you continue to let 30,000 die every four months and go, man, this is. This is bad. They're gonna die anyway.

[Lewis]

And.

[Mike]

And sometimes you got to take drastic measures to go, we're gonna have to stop this completely. I think Japan got the idea once we said, we're done with this, and I'm not going down. Whether it was right, wrong, or indifferent, why we were in the war, who was right, who was wrong, but we saw the ability to go, these guys are done. And I'm not. I'm not calling for that, but there is some options that can. If you're going to kill 30, 000 people every four months anyway, maybe we should just get rid of all the bad people and some innocent people might have.

[Jojo]

Is it any different, Ryan, than having the issue with law enforcement? And correct me if I'm wrong, the fix is get rid of law enforcement, get rid of prisons.

[Lewis]

We're over the time, by the way, guys, just FYI, okay, get rid of

[Jojo]

law enforcement in prisons because you. There's this issue with the way police, law enforcement handle citizens. Is it not where you come in from? Like this overseer of ideology and go, we need to get rid of these people because they're mistreating minorities. Like, who made that? That's a fix. That's a fix for a problem.

[Lewis]

But okay.

[Ryan]

Yeah, it's. It's called abolition. Prison abolition. And it's something that we can talk about more when we have more time.

[Jojo]

Can we abolish. Can we polish a government that's. That's killing its own people? Or that's not this.

[Mike]

No.

[Jojo]

Okay.

[Ryan]

Like, we are not.

[Mike]

Like.

[Ryan]

What about the last 20 years has told us we're any good at, like, regime change?

[Jojo]

Right.

[Ryan]

And what about our.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

What.

[Mike]

What.

[Ryan]

What about our Epstein regime thinks that we have any sort of credibility and justification to promote regime change in any other country?

[Jojo]

I don't know if we still have time, but.

[Mike]

No, we're good. We gotta go. We gotta move on work. We could pick this up next week. This is a good topic to continue.

[Ryan]

It's the most unpopular war, and I agree. So think about what you're doing.

[Mike]

I agree.

[Ryan]

Thank you.

[Lewis]

Think about what you're doing, dog.

[Mike]

I'm bringing his. Giving him an opportunity to talk about the most unpopular war. He just can't get to that part.

[Lewis]

All right, before we bring Nick on, we're gonna go to the. The topic of the hour, which is have you ever heard of Dusty Turner, the Navy seal?

[Mike]

I've heard a little bit about it, yes.

[Lewis]

So Anti Air covered this back in the day. We had a film guy.

[Dominic]

Come on.

[Lewis]

That covered it and made a. Made a film about Dusty Turner. Dusty Turner was a Navy SEAL back in the 90s who was with a friend, another SEAL name. Hold on, let me pull it.

[Jojo]

Something Brown.

[Lewis]

It was Bobby Brown or something like that. It was Billy Brown. He was with a SEAL named Billy Brown. And they went out in the town. There was a girl involved. Essentially what happened was Billy, He's a psychopath. And decided to kill this girl in the car while Dusty was inside it. Dusty heard, drive, drive, drive. And the. The argument was made that they trained together so much that. Go, go, go.

[Mike]

Move, move, move.

[Lewis]

Shoot, shoot, shoot. He instantly kicked into. Drive, drive, drive. He drove the car. What happened then with the disposal of the body is what actually Dusty could have been charged with what? There is probable cause or suspicion to believe that Dusty may have been guilty

[Mike]

of failure to report mule ing a dead body.

[Lewis]

Maximum 10 year sentence.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Lewis]

Dusty's been incarcerated for 31 years for the murder of this woman. Billy Brown came out recently in the last couple years and said. He's trying to get right with God and said, I did it. Dusty's innocent. I'm the one that did it. Dusty needs to be freed. Dusty was not freed. There was a massive campaign launched to the Government would have to eat crow. Their investigation sucked. The investigation was totally botched. Dusty was finally freed in March, I believe a month ago with parole conditions. I don't know if he was freed and they, they didn't drop the charges and actually free an innocent man. It seems like they just let him out with the charges that he had. His parole violation. His parole conditions had a lot to do with social media and stuff like that. That's. He's been incarcerated for 31 years. He doesn't know what social media is. He has no idea what social media exist. Yeah. So there's allegations from the government that Dusty was running other Instagram accounts or social media accounts other than the one. And he doesn't even run the Free Dusty Turner one. Dusty Turner was then rearrested on violations of parole recently in the last couple and I think last week. And that is the biggest smack in the face because I've never heard of parole conditions saying that you can't have social media.

[Mike]

I believe the issue is it looks like he was deemed a sex offender, which would get into that.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Mike]

So if you're deemed because maybe it was a rape and murder, so some type of violent sex crime. I know there's very strict conditions when it comes to any type of sex crime or sex offender that is restricted from any. Like they can't have the Internet, they

[Lewis]

can't have a phone.

[Mike]

Okay. So it looks like he's being accused. He's convicted. He has to register as a sex offender by Virginia law. So that would probably be my guess as to why the Internet and the social media would be a problem.

[Lewis]

Yeah. So what. Okay. I did not think about that. I don't know that. Obviously. Do you know that to be true

[Mike]

or it says no, it says, quote, that he had to says because of what he was convicted of, he has to register as a sex offender under Virginia law.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Mike]

Turner's attorney Step. That was his own attorney said.

[Lewis]

All right, so that's this. That there's not much update. We reached out to the Free Dusty Turner page and they, they told us briefly what happened and they have not gotten back to us. I'm assuming they're mining their P's and Q's as far as trying to get Dusty back out. The sad. This, the sad story is that Justy Dusty was incarcerated for a crime he didn't commit. He may, he may have committed other crimes that had a maximum sentence of 10 years. And he went for the full boat after Billy Brown said the one that did it, Dusty had Nothing to do with murder.

[Mike]

He actually got more time.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Billy Brown's up for parole. He got for his original charges.

[Mike]

Turner's original sense was 82 years and Brown's was 72.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that's the crazy part. Yeesh. So that's pretty much it. If you want to go support. There's the free Dusty Turner Instagram. I don't know what they'll be doing actively right now. They're probably waiting on word from their lawyers is what they can and can't do. What they can and can't say say, but that's it. Sad, sad state of affairs, man. Yeah. All right.

[Mike]

Imagine being innocent. That I can't. I see those cases, like we watch a lot of like those documentaries and you watch those cases where like the forced confessions. And there was one that came out not too long ago, we were watching four dudes were convicted of killing a girl at a TCBY in Texas. One dude died, so he never got to be innocent. And the other three, like, we're all learning. They found out DNA later on. It was completely different person because it was small town politics. They needed to frame somebody. They framed these four kids and they spent 10, 12 years in jail. Can you imagine? Can you imagine just sitting there knowing you're like, I didn't even do this.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And you were so mentally manipulated. You confessed.

[Lewis]

Oh, really?

[Mike]

These guys spent like 22 hours in an interview where they finally confessed.

[Lewis]

Like, and that's. That's a real thing.

[Mike]

That's a real.

[Lewis]

You can actually, without physical torture, you can drain somebody to the point where they can confess because it's twisted in a way where they start thinking in their head, maybe I did this.

[Mike]

There was one we just looked at recently where the dog involved. They convicted a dude of killing his father and they brought his dog in to the interview. Like 22 hour interview. We're like, see your dog? Yeah. It's going to be put down at the pound because you killed your dad. Like, we're gonna kill your dog. Like, yeah, like literally. Yeah. And he confessed and it was completely. His dad wasn't even dead. It's a real story. His dad went like, took off and went missing and comes back like six days later and he's not dead. And they charged him with murder of his father with nobody and. And his own confession and his dog. It was one of the worst ones I've seen.

[Lewis]

Wow.

[Mike]

So that is a real thing. And that's where people can get very. The police haters can have a very justified argument when Cops are putting people in prison with false confessions for murder. That depression is still alive.

[Lewis]

All right, G Money, what's up? Where'd you go?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Here I am.

[Lewis]

Oh, there you go. I can see you now.

[Mike]

There you are.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

What's going on?

[Lewis]

Not much, man. You brought up some good points this morning. What we can't cover before the commercial break, we'll cover on the second hour. But one of the things that you talked about was. You brought up. I think it's an old case, but. Nick Fuentes.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Oh, that.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's. This is. I didn't. I'm surprised it got hidden the way it did. Like the fact that it was.

[Lewis]

Happened a long time ago.

[Mike]

24.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah. December of 2024. Coincidentally, that's the last time I got laid. I'm a reborn again, Virginia.

[Lewis]

It's just born again.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Whatever.

[Mike]

Put that on.

[Lewis]

Whatever.

[Mike]

Fact number one of the day, we didn't need to know.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So that makes me. Me and Nick Fuentes are on the same level there. We're both virgins, but. Yeah.

[Lewis]

So apparently he was doxed, I guess. And so this woman came up and. I mean, what. You can't do that. You can't. We've talked about the fact that your sidewalk to your front door is an invitation to the public per.

[Mike]

Statue sprayed and shoved.

[Lewis]

I love it, dude. Don't get me wrong, I love it. That's awesome. But you can't do that.

[Mike]

That's awesome.

[Lewis]

You would think. I would think his. He would have. He looks like he lives in, like, a town home.

[Mike]

Like. Yeah, like a small little house. And where's he from? Where's the Ohio? Somewhere up there, right? Where is that? No, it looks like somewhere like that, but. Yeah. You can't pepper spray somebody and shove them down just for knocking on your door, dude.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So from that. That little clip there, that looks like Ohio to you, doesn't it?

[Mike]

Where is it?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I don't know, dude. It's just funny that you said that. That looks like brick. Houses. Brick.

[Lewis]

You can kind of see a California. Southern California home. And. No, it's Cali.

[Mike]

Let's find out. Where does Nick Fuentes, FBI, show up?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Look, there's grass. There's bricks and there's cement. Definitely Ohio.

[Lewis]

What? So what's your take on this, Nick?

[Mike]

Illinois. Right next door. Apologize.

[Lewis]

Apologize.

[Mike]

Right next door. I knew it was somewhere up there.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That was just a funny statement, bro. That's all.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, I've been up there. That looks like the type of, like, brick house, shitty grass. Like, I don't know.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I did surveillance in Ohio for. For almost two months. Their projects are beautiful. They look like brand new townhomes. It's insane.

[Lewis]

Oh, he does live in Chicago. I knew that. Pride Assassin said he was in Chicago.

[Mike]

All right, even better.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So. So apparently this dude, Nick Fuentes was doxed online. He actually had a dude showed up, actually, the guy I think killed two people and then went to Nick Fuentes's house with a gun.

[Mike]

That's crazy.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, dude. Like, he's. You can see video of it. He's got like a shotgun and a handgun in his hand banging on the door.

[Lewis]

That's pretty scary, dude.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah. And Nick was on. On stream live. The cops show up, he runs forces away into a house a couple doors down, shoots the two dogs in the house. And I'm not sure what happened, if the police took him into custody or he ended up dying, but I understand he was doxxed. You know, that's kind of traumatic. A dude who just killed a couple people is trying to kill you. He's at your front door.

[Mike]

But bro, don't.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Don't answer the door. It's a middle aged, fat old lady. You know what I mean? And it's not even like, hey, what are you doing here? Like, no ring. Camera opens the door, pepper sprays her and pushes her down. Like, dude, what a move, man. He talks like. Like he's this big. He's a. He's a man. You know, women should know their role. And. And you know, white is right.

[Mike]

And.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

And we're the best people in the world. And this big, you know, tough guy, macho. And he's a big Christian. And he pepper sprays and pushes down a little old lady. Dude. Embarrassing. Like, what a dude.

[Mike]

All you gotta do in that situation is arm yourself with a gun and call 91 1. That's what. That's what we do. Even a train cop, you. You can't go out and thump somebody on your front door. You can put the gun up to the window and be like, hey, like, we. It's gonna get real cool around here. But you can't go out and knock them down.

[Lewis]

No, unfortunately.

[Mike]

One second. We got a new member. Goon 91B became a member. We appreciate it, man.

[Lewis]

91 Bravo. Maybe.

[Mike]

Yeah. What is that?

[Lewis]

I don't know. I've been out too long.

[Mike]

I only know one mos. The only. The only mos.

[Lewis]

Also, we have the. The Krasner thing you sent.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, well, Nick Fuentes, you're A and A. You had to attack Some little old lady. So stop talking about how tough you are. This macho you always spew on the Internet, bro. You're a next.

[Mike]

And if you want to debate that, you tune in to the G Money Show Tuesdays at 7pm on the counterculture network and G Money will take Nick Fuentes to school. Ain't that right?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

You can come on the anti hero too. I'm no little old lady, remember? Unbelievable.

[Lewis]

By that dude.

[Mike]

That was a different guy.

[Lewis]

Oh, that was a different.

[Mike]

That was that white guy. Dude,

[Nick the Gun Guy]

that's another one.

[Mike]

He was on Jordan Peterson. Not Jordan Peterson. What's his name? The black guy. Jesse Peterson. He was on his show the other day. Jesse Peterson's great.

[Lewis]

I know her.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Oh, that's another. You talk about the little redheaded dude with the mustache, right? He talks excellent male excellence. Real alpha male. And he got slapped and he turned around and walked the away like a dude.

[Mike]

Then he came back and took a picture with the guy. Afterwards, they all made up and then he got a picture with the guy, smacked him. That's real beta. You can't be a tough. Yeah, listen, if you smacks you, you gotta have at least a couple weeks between the friendship mending. Yeah. You can't be like, sir, you hit me and let's take a picture like five minutes later.

[Lewis]

Like, you can't, you can't.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I mean, dude, not even any like faux outrage and act like you're holding me back. Kind of just turn around and walk away like a.

[Mike]

My dad's a lawyer. You're getting sued, buddy.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

We know who that is.

[Lewis]

Who's that?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Check the comments.

[Lewis]

Who is it?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Your boy Valhalla.

[Lewis]

Oh, oh, that's a good dude, man.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, listen, but it's just funny that he's a grown ass man and his. And his response for people attack him is, my dad's a lawyer, you better watch out.

[Lewis]

I think he only said that once out of like kind of like joking. I. I think he said that more

[Nick the Gun Guy]

than more than once and it was not joking.

[Lewis]

Let's see, you have. Are you gonna. You have the Krasner thing?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

What about it?

[Lewis]

Oh my God.

[Mike]

This is when you talk about it.

[Lewis]

The thing you brought up this morning that you guys like. Let's talk about that on the show.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

No, I thought you're gonna play a video or something.

[Lewis]

No, you were just.

[Mike]

I can start talking.

[Lewis]

You have to bring it up.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

All right, calm down.

[Mike]

Action.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Normally you would say, hey, Nick, you want to discuss Krasner when you said

[Mike]

that thing three minutes ago? And Then you went off about Valhalla.

[Lewis]

And then I said it again, okay,

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Larry Krasner, serial killer. Serial killer by proxy. It's not just Krazner on this one. So Philadelphia City Council in April, actually this month, I think April 23rd, just passed a series of legislations, the anti ICE legislations, where Philadelphia will expand on the sanctuary city doctrine that they've been following. Now up until this point, the new mayor, Cheryl Parker, has kind of been laxed. Hasn't really brought up Trump, hasn't really brought up ice. And the, the socialists and the communists in Philly are kind of pissed off and they're already talking about, you know, primary in her and getting her ran out after one term. And the talk is maybe Larry Krauser stepping in and running for mayor, which would be a disaster. So she kind of had to appease her base and. And hop along. She said she will not block the legislation just passed, you know, last week, where, you know, it's a whole nonsense again, liberal. I'll run through some of the limits on ICE agents, identification and tactics. Prohibits ICE agents and other law enforcement engaged in immigration enforcement from wearing face masks covering their unmarked vehicles while operating in Philadelphia. It requires them to display their, their badge around their neck. Exceptions are.

[Mike]

Listen to. They don't have to listen to words.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, I know. Exceptions are undercover operations, SWAT teams, or for medical purposes. Is a complete citywide ban on any collaboration with ice. It prohibits Philadelphia agencies, including the Philadelphia Police Department, from cooperating with ICE on raids, arrests or civil immigration enforcement. Bars local police from acting as ICE agents assisting with federal immigration interrogation without a judicial warrant. Restricts on data sharing and collection. Prohibits city agencies from collecting information on a person's citizenship or immigration status. Crazy. Bars sharing personal data on citizenships, immigration status information, other records. This is a great one. Limits on honoring ICE detainers and hold. So prevent city honoring any kind of ICE detainer, which if someone has a detainer on them and let's say that they're free to leave the jail for whatever reason, the detainer holds them so the out the outside agency can actually come and collect that person. So they don't give a. If there's a detainer on there. I mean, and a lot of these detainers are for rape, you know. Yeah. Sexual assault.

[Mike]

Yeah. Those cases where they were in jail on other charges and they were let out to go and then it committed some heinous crime. And that's the point of it later is this dude's a criminal in Another country, he's a criminal in this country. He's being held to get sent back to that country. You let him out and it's like, then they go commit some ridiculous crime.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yep. They also prohibits any city owned property. So if they wanted to do a staging area in like a police district lot or something like that, they're not allowed, they're not allowed in any non public areas of sensitive city facilities, hospitals, libraries, health centers, shelters, recreation centers, without a judicial warrant. Again, formalizes Foot off his long standing practice of limiting involvement in federal civil immigration enforcement. So it makes it harder for future mayors to unilaterally change these policies with this legislation. So a new mayor can't come in and just, you know, with the wave of wand could get rid of this. So there's a lot of hoops and to jump through to, to get rid of this nonsense that they have, these sanctuary cities. So that's pretty much the, the gist of it basically is you, we're not going to comply with any kind of federal ICE agency no matter what it is. So we touched on, you can have child predators that rape children, you know, that have a detainer and they're not going to hold them for ice. They're just going to let them back on the street. And we've seen time and time again across the country when they're let out, they go on to commit heinous acts of rape, sexual assault, murder, all kinds of dude, it's insane.

[Mike]

Well, I, I to make things a little nicer and read easier, I've seen online where the president was actually coming up with a pretty good idea to help help this problem. He was going to add the word national in front of the immigration department so it'd be the nice agents.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Did he really say that?

[Mike]

Dude, he did say that. Yeah. He's like, they on ice so much. He's like, I'm gonna make them, I'm gonna make them call them nice agents. So National Immigration Customers Enforcement would be our new agency, the Nice Agents. A nice agent. Right.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I hope that happens. Dude, that's what I had a name tag. My police name tag when the special police showed up was friendly. So I was officer friendly.

[Mike]

Officer friendly, yep.

[Lewis]

We're taking a quick commercial break, Nick. We'll bring you back on about 30 minutes if you're available. We'll see you guys in a minute.

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[Mike]

Lewis, did that out of order reading of those ads hurt you in any way? No, I just malfunctioned. So normally it's crave Copville threads. We went out of order and when he he was trying to get we were doing crave at the at the first commercial. Yeah and then he was ready to do it and we went Copville counter and I saw him trying to get to the crave. Because in his head is like.

[Lewis]

This is.

[Mike]

This is all wrong.

[Dominic]

I saw it.

[Mike]

I saw the. I saw the glitch in the matrix over there.

[Lewis]

So you got too much brick over your head. Go back to. Did Lewis do that?

[Mike]

No, you did it when you just.

[Lewis]

No, no, no, no. You had brick over your head before. I just moved it to the side.

[Mike]

I'm a lot of bricks.

[Lewis]

So his.

[Mike]

Dominic, is he ready?

[Lewis]

He's ready.

[Mike]

He looks ready. He's not gonna have the same problem we had last night.

[Dominic]

I'm.

[Mike]

I'm good.

[Dominic]

Where am I?

[Mike]

You are there. You are always ready. Is your microphone working? Test, test. We had that problem last night. We're good, though.

[Dominic]

We worked it out.

[Mike]

We worked it out. Good show last night.

[Dominic]

No, no, no, no, no. We didn't work it out. Jojo worked it out.

[Mike]

Oh, God. Don't say that.

[Jojo]

Thank you, Dominic.

[Mike]

Don't say that.

[Dominic]

I got your back, man. If there's anybody who has my back, you guys are loyal. I'm sorry. She's a. She's a whole level of new loyalty that I've never.

[Jojo]

An army of one, though. You're all alone. There is nobody else.

[Lewis]

Hey, before. Before we get into it, there's a video going around of Orlando, a teen takeover, mostly of one demographic. But Icon park is a big, like, amusement park area in Orlando, and there was a teen takeover with a thousand kids showing up. Kids. Fatherless children. Yeah, kids, teens. And. And I've dealt with this before when I worked there. This is Orange County Sheriff's office. I guess the parents of the child or the teen or the six. The parents, the mother and probably a lawyer are saying that the. The deputy used excessive force. So we're gonna play this clip right now. All right. This is a teen takeover with a thousand plus teams. Catchbook. No problem.

[Dominic]

Was he breaking up a fight? Because that one took. A kid took a swing. Did that kid take.

[Mike]

Yeah, they were fighting. I mean, these are thousand people fighting. All. Yeah, I don't know why.

[Dominic]

Why would you be so stupid as even remotely get involved with that?

[Mike]

Yeah, that's. I mean, that's about the argument.

[Dominic]

Oh, we had a. We had a fright. We were at minimums. It was really horrible. One Friday night during the summer, two of us were on minimums on midnight. And one of our homes in the area we're at, we had very small homes. It used to be a beachfront community back in the 40s that they turned into.

[Mike]

You know, they would.

[Dominic]

They would take like a Two bedroom cottage. And also they turned it into a single family home. Just wasn't practical. And we went to a noise complaint. There had to be 300 black kids from Zion, Waukegan, North Chicago. Joey, my partner Joey and I knocked in the war. Don't knock on the door open. So odd. Hey, you guys have a great night. I'll see you later. We literally. What can we do?

[Mike]

Yeah, and I agree, but we're to the point in society where if that guy stood back and one gentleman killed the other gentleman or got him hurt really bad, the same family would be suing the police department for our sheriff's office whether it's warranted or not.

[Lewis]

You guys remember that stabbing where that girl was going to stab that other girl and the cop shot her and they were mad?

[Mike]

Yes. So in this case, see where if he stood there, the same family would be standing in the same press conference going, little Johnny was just minding his business. He was in his minor altercation and the cop stood there, didn't do anything, and he got curb stomped. And now he's brain dead. And it's all the police's fault. It would have. I know it's not, but I'm saying that I can see the family spinning it and there's no reason to put yourself in danger in the midst of a thousand people.

[Dominic]

Yeah. And I could also see the rhetoric continuing with all the black activists and the Al Sharptons out there to where now you're gonna get. They're. They're cockroaches. You can't identify them. So what's gonna happen is you're gonna have a cop on top of somebody, take him into custody, and then there comes a curb stomping. What's gonna. They're going to do it.

[Mike]

Correct. But what do you do? So here's where I try to walk this line. Let me say this right. We overwhelmingly see the same situations amongst the same people at these large scale gas, Daytona beach takeovers in cities where they.

[Lewis]

Oh, I got. Okay, well, while you say this, I want everybody to hear this term. It's not. It's not all of them. It's always them.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So, but we see this. And at what point do we go, all right, there's 200 people, there's three now. It's 400 people now showed up in the last 20 minutes, 500, the crowds start forming, the noise starts.

[Lewis]

Right.

[Mike]

When do. Yeah, when do you go? That's it, we're rolling everybody. And we can't have this happen 2000 then it's impossible to stop.

[Dominic]

Yeah, they're not going to do it. We all saw that during the Summer of Love riots where the same element was destroying cities. And cops stood down and do nothing, did nothing. All the way to the fact that they let, what, Chaz and Chop be overrun for 15 days.

[Lewis]

That's crazy.

[Dominic]

This is. It's political. And to be honest, why would any cop ever sit there and. And serve at the. The orders of these, these politicians? You voted for this.

[Mike]

Great.

[Dominic]

If, if it goes back to the Constitution, right? Well, I can't find any constitutional law that perhaps prohibits peaceful assembly. They're just driving around the street is what it is. Until these.

[Mike]

This one goes a little more unpeaceful because Chitwood from Volusia county, who runs, you know, Daytona, Volusia County, Daytona beach, spring break, got on the tv, got on the Internet, zero tolerant. And the next day there was like gunshots on the beach, fell apart. And then it's like daily. Yeah. Then he lied about it. It was like, what? Now what? So it's like, when do you go? We. We. You know, we can't have. Statistically and over and over. We've seen the same thing happen for five years now, six years in a row, seven years in a row at, at Daytona beach or these takeovers. When do we go?

[Ryan]

It's.

[Mike]

It's over. We can't have everybody come out here and do this. We know that there's going to be violence because statistically it's happened every single year and we can't afford it. And we can't. We have the manpower for us. We have to stop it before, before it even starts.

[Dominic]

Then you go, you do. You bring in the National Guard and you support the police and you bring in your federal agents and you let the police lead the way and then you wind up just walling it off. We have it in Chicago every weekend, once the weather breaks, you're going to get an average of 49 shootings and seven dead every weekend. It is what it is. People don't care.

[Mike]

The Loop is. That's the nice area, right where the bean is and all that.

[Dominic]

There is no nice.

[Mike]

It was. But I know now it's like, I would, I would consider that, okay, Because I'm. I've been there a few times. I would consider that the nice air because it's a tourist area. When you go to the other countries and cruise ports, that area is generally very nice because they don't want you to see everything else. So you would consider that area Downtown, on the lake. The nice area. Now I see like random shootings and gang violence right there in the nice area. So is there a nice area anymore? And we lost it, right? We lost a nice area.

[Dominic]

You see, it's. It's not the rock and roll McDonald's anymore, but it's. It still is. It's like the central hub McDonald's right downtown in the middle of everything. You go there after midnight, man, you're gonna be the only white person in there. It's ridiculous.

[Mike]

It's just dumb.

[Lewis]

And Wendy's.

[Dominic]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

I hate.

[Dominic]

No, I hate the city.

[Ryan]

I.

[Mike]

You gotta go to Portillo. You gotta go to Portillo's.

[Dominic]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Beef and cheddar croissant. I did not have an egg, pepper and egg sandwich this year. Sucked.

[Mike]

There's actually one down here in Tampa.

[Dominic]

Yeah, they only do it during lento for the Catholic.

[Lewis]

Okay, I gotta. I got a couple videos.

[Mike]

Go ahead, hit them. Dom loves videos.

[Lewis]

So I. Let me know if you guys. Bro, I did not catch your entire episode yesterday, so if you.

[Mike]

We only broke down one.

[Lewis]

Okay. This one is pretty insane. This is like a Hollywood shootout. Suspects in a car. It looks like they're maybe 60, 75 yards away. They're taking shots at this guy while there's people in around and it's pretty nuts. Shots fire, they go back and they show. Now I'm glad that. Yeah.

[Mike]

Get them up. Hands. Get them up.

[Lewis]

Police.

[Mike]

Police.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Hands.

[Mike]

Get them off.

[Lewis]

You might ask why they're moving in a civilian vehicle.

[Mike]

Occupied as covered.

[Lewis]

Check.

[Mike]

Hey, are all you guys okay? Are you guys okay? Hey, check on everyone. Hey, is anyone hit? Are you guys all. Make sure I didn't shoot anybody, okay? Hey, call medical. They shot a man running away.

[Dominic]

Tennessee versus Garner. Plus

[Mike]

don't go to New Jersey with that one. Those Jersey cops will tell you it's bad.

[Dominic]

Milwaukee's a war zone too.

[Mike]

Yeah. Anywhere you can put blue over the map is.

[Lewis]

So this is. This is police post. Naturally, they're trying to make it a training thing and enforce all this stuff. Oh, backstory. Okay. April 13th, officers were investigating homicide near 7th and Mitchell. 27 year old. Blah, blah, blah. Police were searching for a vehicle believed to be connected to the case. Authorities later reported that the same vehicle was involved in a shots fired, incidentally. Approximately 4:45pm Officer located the vehicle, attempted traffic stop. He exited the vehicle and opened fire on officers. They left out the chase that they probably weren't allowed to do. That's why he crashed. Just kidding. Multiple officers returned Fire striking the suspects. Firearms were recovered at the scene, the suspect identified. Blah, blah, blah, where he later died.

[Dominic]

Okay, that was a great job. They did a great job.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, I really.

[Lewis]

You really can't get around the civilians.

[Mike]

No, I mean, I would like the rifle. The rifle probably is better off taking those. I saw a guy with a handgun. That's a. Yeah, that's a hell of a handgun. And there was no optic, so that's a hell of an iron sight shot there.

[Lewis]

He wants two weeks leave, bro.

[Mike]

He got it.

[Dominic]

They showed care for the. The citizens on that.

[Lewis]

Whoever.

[Dominic]

That cop in that body camera was a great fortitude.

[Mike]

I joked about the shots fired, yelling at. Obviously everybody could hear him. I think they did a very good job.

[Lewis]

I think at the very beginning, you kind of like never think. Think it's gonna happen. So he propped up, using the door for cover, and then the shot rang out, and he was like, this is not the COVID I want, and backed into the vehicle.

[Mike]

But he's his buddy's cover for a little bit. Nick the gun guy says JoJo and Dom need their own show together. I think you'll get a little taste of that tomorrow night, correct?

[Dominic]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Joe's gonna be on the Cop Talk Live tomorrow.

[Lewis]

Oh. Oh, cool.

[Mike]

The cop talk live. YouTube channel. 8:00pm Eastern, 9:00pm Central, and then the other ones.

[Dominic]

I just skipped 7 Central. I'm an hour behind.

[Mike]

You see, I'm more GED. I know the hours change. It goes down.

[Lewis]

Do you know the hours change?

[Mike]

Yeah, it goes.

[Lewis]

No, across the country.

[Mike]

It goes down, though, not up. Some used to be. Used to be a cruise ship where it goes the other way and then it goes the other direction. So 8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 4pm Pacific, 5. Skip the number. All right, you can see which one's. Who's the smarter spouse and who will be on the show giving much better information than I can get. I'm having a run. Can make me look good.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I got one more.

[Mike]

Can we do a Kermit the Hog shirt?

[Lewis]

Kermit, you can do whatever you want.

[Ryan]

Sorry.

[Lewis]

Where's Peach? Ben? He.

[Mike]

Ever since Ja Called him Kermit.

[Lewis]

No, he's been in the story saying he wants to do a bench press competition.

[Mike]

Yeah, but he doesn't want to be on the Internet anymore because he's a town. Like Kermit the Frog.

[Lewis]

Kermit Frog here.

[Mike]

Oh, boy. All right, you got another video?

[Lewis]

I got one more. All right, this one's obviously some kind of. This looks like A task force maybe they were tracking this guy. And. And it's mixed in with some good humor, humorous clips. So I thought it'd be fun to play.

[Mike]

It's good, dude.

[Lewis]

Say when.

[Mike]

Dam. Oh, those shots are a little, little scary.

[Lewis]

Drop that gun.

[Ryan]

A few moments later.

[Lewis]

Nathan, don't do it.

[Mike]

Do it. N stuck. I know you picking it up again, guys. So you have chosen death.

[Lewis]

They smoke him, dude.

[Mike]

1350.

[Lewis]

Shots fired.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Again.

[Mike]

He picked up the gun. He's going to be unresponsive now.

[Lewis]

I don't know.

[Mike]

He's going to hate it or love it.

[Dominic]

I get it. I don't see anything wrong with that.

[Mike]

But I want you to notice, but I noticed when I see that the difference in the demeanor of the officers voice call on the radio. When did he say that the guy was down? Once they shot him like 19 more times and he was definitely. Risk is over. Very calmly. More shots fired. He's not going to move ever again. But like if you can see those, that, that's that, you know, those guys spend time on the range. You know those guys spend time in high risk situations.

[Lewis]

They are.

[Mike]

But even a four or five year guy could be to that level if he spends time doing the high risk, high speed. I like the range. And stress induced. Yeah. You've been nervous. I mean that's why I know when we go to the range and it's always static, I'll shoot the claws. It's garbage. You have to get that blood pumping and getting, you know, your nerves rattled to perform. But we see most cops go bang, bang, shots fired and they're just, you know, they're coming off their gun. They yell like those guys were handling business. The radio can wait.

[Lewis]

You got to edge yourself before the drill.

[Mike]

Who said? Oh, that was Huck Finn.

[Lewis]

To get the maximum.

[Mike]

It's a Huck Finn statement.

[Lewis]

I'm ready.

[Mike]

I'm ready. Let's go, let's go. He said he does. He does four hours. Four hours of edging before every workout. And then Ja asked. Was it Ja? Yeah, he asked if he could edge with him. I don't think he got a little weird after that. That's gay, brother. Hey, that's so dumb. Dom, get ready to go fitness route. You guys got running?

[Dominic]

No, no. Running was like a fix.

[Mike]

I saw, I saw the selfie. I thought maybe we were gonna hit the two miles.

[Jojo]

How do you spell red?

[Dominic]

I meant I will run with you. Like proverbially, you know, like that.

[Mike]

You'll be right there with us. Are you Gonna cut down though. Is that what you're planning on doing?

[Dominic]

Well, the problem was is my math was off. We're, I, I, I do. I want an amateur power lift. I want to get in some meats. But I'm, I ballooned up to 242 because I didn't know the math. I, I did a whole chat GPT diet plan or whatever and I need carbs prior to workout and all this kind of. And chat recommends. It gave me permission to do 3 cups of rice per day. So I said okay. So for a month I was making three cups of rice. But my wife had told me that there's a difference between cooking your rice and measuring it.

[Mike]

You measuring it hard and then cooking it.

[Dominic]

I was eating nine. Nine cups.

[Mike]

The little rice, the little rice things they grow in the pot.

[Dominic]

I'm like, okay. I'm like, why am I eating 2

[Lewis]

cups of rice cooked?

[Mike]

Or you have to convert it back

[Dominic]

to uncooked rice is equal to three cups of yes.

[Mike]

So he was eating like 17 pounds of rice. Yeah. 3,000 grams of carbs a day was

[Dominic]

what he was basically working. I bought a 10 pound riceland bag and I'm like, okay, why did I go through that so fast? This is so. Yeah, it's like, I'm like, I gotta do something. So I started Carnivore 10 days ago.

[Mike]

Oh, yesterday. Talking about that.

[Dominic]

Yeah, I've done Carnivore several times, but it's always been like a month before a holiday. Then it all goes out the window. And the last time I did it, I went to the gym like two days after I started Carnivore. I'm like, okay, why am I only benching 250? This is not right. Because my strength was gone. So now I'm aware of it. I was on ton of forums. They all say there's an adjustment period your body has to make. I compensated by having like a tablespoon of raw honey before I worked out yesterday. I'm like, okay, this is good. But instantly. And I'm talking day. This is always the first and second day when it comes to Carnivore diet. I sleep better, there's no bloat and I'm already down four and a half pounds. So I'm like, okay, this is good. And yesterday 275 was nothing. So I'm like, I'm gonna continue this Carnivore shit. But it's just you have to balance out your, your salt intake like on, on the carbs chat. GPT was yelling at me. Your sodium's way too high off the carbs. Chat's going, no, you got to get your sodium up more. And people in the forums are all saying you got to increase your sodium levels when you're not on, when you're on Carnivore. But it's not bad.

[Lewis]

We'll see if you jump straight into it. You didn't ease into it at all.

[Dominic]

No, because I can literally, I, I have no cravings for. So I can eat like boring hamburger patties, eggs, cottage cheese, like that. I have no problem eating all that crap.

[Lewis]

Yeah, somebody said, I, I do want to try it. Carnivore, I think is if you can do it, if you have the discipline to do it. It is probably the best diet out there from what I've seen. Just health wise, overall, not just diet, but like, you know, your, your cholesterol is good. Cholesterol, like everything in your body cleans. It's like the diet you were meant to be on.

[Dominic]

Yeah, it's, it's a, I have no problem with it. It's a great diet.

[Lewis]

Can you drink coffee on Carnivore? Black coffee?

[Dominic]

Yeah. But I'm all, yes. I'm off car of coffee because I went to go get, I went to draw blood because I'm on trt, so they say every, you know, three months you should donate blood to thin your blood out, get rid of the blood, red blood cells. So I gotta get my blood pressure drawn. She goes, you have to be at a certain level before you could draw blood. It's like, okay. She goes, you're 155 over 104.

[Mike]

I went, okay.

[Dominic]

She goes. So we had to wait like 10 minutes. I came down to 155 over,

[Mike]

but

[Dominic]

that's still too high for my liking.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Is that just because you drink too much caffeine?

[Dominic]

Oh, yeah. Well, you have to look. I was also literally on Instagram like five minutes before sitting down for. They have my blood, so my blood pressure probably spiked through the road.

[Mike]

Probably one of those female dancing posts or something that had your blood pressure through the roof.

[Lewis]

I mean, it. Is caffeine that bad?

[Mike]

It is. Oh, God. Yeah. I've done the, the numbers. There's a doctor I follow. If you can cut out the caffeine completely and go to like salt water, any type of electrolyte, salt water in, like you were saying, sodium, you will actually have more energy once you let your body cycle through.

[Lewis]

But you got to go through withdrawals.

[Mike]

It hurts. No, I don't, I Don't drink them anymore. I very rarely have an energy drink, but I was to the point of like three a day. And I remember the two days after when I went cold turkey. I had the caffeine headaches. Like, my head hurt. It's a horrible addiction.

[Lewis]

I love Mike. Mike is my favorite person because he goes, I don't drink him anymore. While I watched him less than a week ago drink two in one day.

[Mike]

Yes. In. On vacation or wherever we were. I haven't had one. I haven't had one since. Like, I don't. I don't drink them. I drink. I don't drink electrolytes. We were dragging last week.

[Lewis]

Last week we both took turns sleeping at the merch booth. And there's pictures of it.

[Mike]

I know. Yeah, it was rough. But I will say I'm glad you did the run because after you did the first run I've done, I. I hate myself that I fall into those downs of not going to the gym or not running. And immediately, three days now I feel great.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like, I ran home from the gym yesterday, two miles. Like, I feel good.

[Lewis]

It was a still picture, but the one Jojo took of you, you did look like you were hurting, but it was a still.

[Mike]

Yeah, no, I was. Oh, I took it because you can't post video in there. Yeah, she actually took a video.

[Lewis]

Oh, really?

[Mike]

Yeah, But I can't. I would want to. I just. It looks that bad.

[Jojo]

Somebody that makes the motions. Like, they're running, but they're still only going as fast as you would if you.

[Lewis]

I don't know.

[Mike]

The numbers were good, though. Like, the first mile was 8:49. It fell apart from there, but I ran out of the gym, turned the corner in the first quarter miles at like a 7:22 pace. I'm like, you're gonna be dead. You better slow down. So. Felt good, though. I'm glad. Like I said, glad we. We started this. It's miserable and it's hot out, dude. You know it. I mean, I. I went at both days was like, guy runs at the peak of the heat all day, three in the afternoon.

[Dominic]

That's good. My body has zero. Like, it does not know how to run anymore, literally. And then you got all 5, 7, 240 plus pounds of just boom, boom. Every step I'm like, no, this is.

[Mike]

I can't do it. Well, the first day when I ran, I was. The only reason I did it in my head was like, if I stop, like, I'm gonna have to hear him. So it was I was like, taking these little choppies. I usually have a huge stride. I'm taking these little choppy steps.

[Lewis]

I'm like.

[Mike]

Like this. And I'm just like, oh, God. I actually hurt my arms from holding them so tight trying. Then day two, I was like, all right. I kind of felt the old stride for about three minutes.

[Dominic]

And then I looked online for cardio sakes, and they say the number one exercise in the world that causes the most amount of injuries is running.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that's because they're the number one cardio.

[Mike]

The number one. I'm gonna make it. I'm gonna make you happy. The number one cardio is jiu jitsu.

[Lewis]

Yeah. No gi.

[Mike]

No gi.

[Lewis]

Jujitsu.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Of course.

[Dominic]

Trying to get. I'm trying to avoid a guy getting in your ass that's gonna get y.

[Mike]

Then you eventually you're exhausted, he gets in your ass, and you're like, damn it. Coming back next week to do this again. Fine.

[Dominic]

Put it in my mouth this time.

[Mike]

Well, that's it.

[Lewis]

That's all the. I don't have any law enforcement related topics this week by me.

[Mike]

I did the thing that guy said with the email.

[Dominic]

Let me see what I did an interview with a yesterday. It's on ISO Wing Chun page with a Filipino martial art guy. And we talked about. About jiu jitsu for a little bit on that one too. He gave his take. It was nice to hear somebody else looking at it.

[Lewis]

Was it a good take?

[Dominic]

We both respected it. But at the same time, it's like, it's not the end all be all.

[Mike]

Somebody in the comments.

[Dominic]

Somebody in the comment section of one of my videos brought up a very good point, which is if BJJ is the end all be all. Why don't you see it as like the definitive prison system that the guys use in there? Because those guys are all.

[Mike]

Because they don't. They don't train. That's the problem. They don't do it. No, they don't train that. I'm saying the agencies don't get into that stuff. No, no, no, no.

[Dominic]

I'm not talking. I'm not telling you the prisoners.

[Mike]

Because it looks cooler to throw bombs

[Lewis]

in there because when somebody's trying to actively stab you to death, BJJ doesn't work.

[Mike]

No. Would it actually work better? Okay, swinging back.

[Lewis]

Oh, we had a super chat. $2. One was piglet or Pl. Plig it. What is it?

[Mike]

Jesus Christ.

[Jojo]

Got five letters. Figure it out.

[Lewis]

Tyler, it's got six. Seven. All right. Four. Tackle Santa. $2 and tactical.

[Dominic]

It's not tackle Santa. That's like, that's gay. Bg. Bjj.

[Lewis]

Hi, Daddy Cody with a running push up, push, pull and drag. Heavy sleds.

[Dominic]

That's cardio, man.

[Mike]

Yes, that's good stuff. I. I'd actually had a sled for a while with the thing and I'd go do sprints.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I mean, I. I don't know. I. There's something about running for me that it sucks so bad, but it's so freeing. Like, you're gone. You can't get back unless you run back. So you're. You're out there. You can't quit. I don't know if that's a. Do you run?

[Dominic]

Jump and roll.

[Mike]

Stuck.

[Jojo]

Suck at running.

[Lewis]

All right.

[Mike]

I can't breathe.

[Lewis]

Do you run?

[Jojo]

Yeah, not currently. I'm currently. I'm still on FMLA with a bad hip, so.

[Lewis]

She's on profile.

[Mike]

Yeah, profile. I remember those days. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How dare you get surgery to fix yourself. Yes. Very bad.

[Lewis]

Tyler is gay. Post 20 just to say Mike is gay.

[Mike]

Beautiful.

[Lewis]

Thank you.

[Mike]

Thank you. You could tell me that for free.

[Dominic]

Tyler is gay Looks for the. The refund button after the post. Not clarity kicks in.

[Lewis]

That's all I got.

[Mike]

Yeah, we appreciate it, Dom.

[Dominic]

Yeah, you guys are awesome. If you guys are not following supporting anti hero counterculture copel og all that. You're just a dog fart.

[Jojo]

Those are the worst.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Dominic]

Yeah, they are.

[Mike]

Ben. Our big gold doodle. Just non stop.

[Lewis]

Yeah. All night my dog had. Went. Was outside and I'm sitting on the porch and my. I see my wife freak out and he, he had. You know how right before you're trying to see if your dog can get it out of his ass. It's stuck. And you're like, please just do it like before you have to go do it. And he shakes it and it flings into the pool.

[Mike]

Beautiful.

[Lewis]

And I'm like, dude. And of course the pool people are like, dude, you gotta throw another chlorine thing in there. You can't swim in it because of the bacteria. You can't swim it for a day.

[Mike]

Like the chlorine in India you could. That's what they do. They actually like dirtiest water considered, like. Yeah, like. No, they put it on themselves. It's like in some of those areas it's like considered like religious and they like cover themselves.

[Dominic]

They have a holiday where they're. They, they, them.

[Mike]

And German water is sewer and they're like picking it up. Yeah. And that's why they probably stink. But you know when they're asking for Bob's and Vagine pictures, they smell a little bit. It's probably from, you know, you don't

[Dominic]

focus on the German Scheisser board.

[Mike]

My. That just shows you how cooked my algorithm is because I see that regularly.

[Ryan]

Is it.

[Lewis]

It's biblical.

[Mike]

It's like, it's like. Oh yeah.

[Lewis]

It's like, like they're not biblical. It's religious.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's like your cow. Yeah. They cover themselves.

[Lewis]

Manure. I lost an argument.

[Mike]

Ask for your credit card number right after they do it.

[Lewis]

But. All right, so I'm gonna. A little Tyler moment before you leave. Dom. A lot of people think I'm so I I. My wife is always on my ass about poop scoop in the yard before I mow. And it's my son's job. But of course I went to MO when he was at school school so he didn't get a chance to do it. So I pooped. And I was like dude, it's not that big of a deal. I go it's fertilizer. And she was like dog? And I'm like yeah, dog fertilizer. Well she googled it and said that only cow is fertilizer because what they eat dog is just dog fertilizer. But that was where my mind went. Right.

[Jojo]

So biodegradable.

[Lewis]

All right, well then maybe I did win that argument.

[Mike]

They. They actually. Yeah, that's a racket. They got people that come around and clean it up for you.

[Dominic]

Yeah. Profession. If you're in the northwest suburbs of Chicago and you need your poop scooped, call me. I'll get you in mind. Touch my cousin.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Dominic]

That's his business.

[Mike]

All right. Thank you, Dominic.

[Dominic]

I'll go take a.

[Mike]

We'll see.

[Lewis]

All right.

[Mike]

In I got some unfortunate news. I hate when we'd have to say this but we have an end to watch today. Deputy Sheriff Richard Coyle of the Krin Kin County Sheriff's office in Kentucky. Another one served shot and killed serving emergency guardianship paperwork. So this is another civil process service California one last time was that we obviously I had one in my agency. Unfortunate. 28 years of service to the community. Survivors include his wife, sister and three nieces. 30 years total 58 year old man serving a process for emergency guardianship shot and killed.

[Lewis]

So that is becoming how many years service?

[Mike]

30 total 30. They're still working.

[Lewis]

Safe job, dude.

[Mike]

And all I hear of that is probably and I don't know anything about it. God Rest his soul is probably the wind down of the career. I'll just go to the civil unit and I'll just serve some paperwork and I'll and xyz. And that's what we're seeing more and more of is these. The mental health crisis, the lack of Jesus and God in people's lives. The amount of violence we're seeing. People don't care anymore. When you're coming to tell somebody, hey, you can't see your kid anymore, hey, you can't, you know, you can't live here anymore. We're taking your kid, we're kicking you out. You have a mess. Those things are, are quickly setting people off and now we're seeing just an eviction is turning into multiple officers dead that we can count now.

[Lewis]

Yeah dude. I mean I've. The agency that I used to work for, I actually kind of took their civil unit seriously. It was a cake gig. Don't get me wrong. The hours are great. There's no calls for service already right there. It's a cake gig. But they, they had a very beefy team. They always went as a giant team and they always called the road and they always called the sergeant and said we're not, we're not officially requesting it but if you got guys this, this is going to be. This could be a hairy one. So we'd all show up. I'm talking like ripping people out of house after you've already. You're kicking somebody out of their home. They're out there, they've known they're beginning kicked out of their home for 30, 60 days. You're there, you're still trying to be understanding that they're. They're done. They didn't move. Their, their shit's gone. They, their is now to be subject to the trash or whatever. They have to physically come out with anything they can grab in their hands and there's no more moving.

[Mike]

Yeah but they had months like you said it wasn't just didn't sneak up on and there's been multiple notices posted. But yeah, it's a, it's a unfortunate. We got our buddy Squealer I haven't seen in a while. That's what he does and he's very, he takes it very serious. He has a unit up there where he works and he takes it very serious. He contacted me about, you know, what happened here so he could talk to his guys about it. But it's becoming, you know, they also serve mental health bake racks. That civil process unit has to Do a lot of that.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Junctions, road patrol. I'll see where our guys do that. But so you're talking about people in crisis, whether it's being evicted, losing children, domestic violence, injunction. These are not just layup units anymore. And layup and the whole job is that it's not layup anymore. It's dangerous. Unfortunately, we see more and more of Kaylee's and morons that are taking the job and being the face of law

[Lewis]

enforcement has dick on the glass. Like, that's your story.

[Jojo]

That's your story.

[Mike]

It was really her forehead, but she didn't want to talk about it on there. It was really. Are we losing the light?

[Lewis]

Nah, that's the one flickering.

[Mike]

But she's gotten roasted because somebody asked for clarification. Was it in here? No, it was online. Somebody asked for clarification. Somebody went on one of those Ian Big posts and laid out the whole.

[Lewis]

I saw it

[Mike]

was the last agency.

[Lewis]

They weren't nasty about it.

[Mike]

She worked out.

[Lewis]

No, it's just they're a factual.

[Mike]

It's fact. But again, who the. That just shows the mentality in. In the psychopath behavior that you go on a large platform podcast that has massive celebrities on it, that gets 30, 50, 60, 70, 000 views even for a nobody and fabricate where everybody knows your real story, it just doesn't make sense.

[Jojo]

Well, it's easy to live in a delusional world where as soon as people bring up your lies or fabrications, you just block them.

[Lewis]

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That and you know, unfortunately, like, look at like some. I think it can catch up to you over 10 years, but let's say you do a little two year stint where you lie about that. Two years. The amount of people that are going to come out and say that first off, the amount of people that can fact check it, it's probably some smaller. The amount of people that will are even smaller. And you start going on podcasts and getting millions of views. There's no catching up to that. Now the Tim Kennedy issue is that he spent like 10, 15 years building these people behind the scenes that will fact check what he's saying. And that was too much, especially when influencers got involved. But I mean, me and Mike don't make it our dedication. We're not gonna go follow this now and make this girl's life hell. She's gonna make it do it for herself, you know, But I figured we'd touch on it while. While it's here, you know, like, you

[Mike]

know, I'll Put up one of the comments that just, you know, you go on a post, you make this massive claim that you're something. Oh God, where'd it go? Here you go. And then, you know, somebody comes along that knows you and says maybe says this first department she was. Wasn't performing at standards and Field training. Second department she quit to do a reality TV and tried to come back and they said no third department was believed due to her other outside employment. She did not disclose to her new agency which was social media influencing, which I believe is Aventura police department said, oh, by the way, we forgot to tell us you do all this.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Extracurricular stuff that brings a negative light and all you stupid videos and we're not what we're here for police work. So if you were a decent person, just think if you're a decent. If you're a good cop, you're a good cop. You get out like she did. And maybe you embellish a couple stories. Yeah, I got 30 pounds of weed.

[Jojo]

I chased that guy five times.

[Mike]

Look at. Yeah, that was there. He did some good stuff, but he's blowing it out. When you go on a flat out

[Jojo]

lie, here's where the lies. It's not even about the big fish story. She claimed that she left the first agency to pursue more money.

[Lewis]

So second one she left, but first one she left.

[Jojo]

No, hold on. The first one she left, she said she left there to make more money. So she went to the second one. The second one she said she went to go film the TV show and that they were supportive of it and the chief was like, yeah, that's great, good luck. Then she goes and does that. She comes back and then magically she's at a third department. Doesn't really address why she's not at the second department department anymore. Well, because you failed to. To include that you quit that job to go do reality.

[Mike]

They didn't want you back and they

[Jojo]

didn't want you back. So she kind of glosses over and embellishes and just omits information to just go, oh, I made all these, I left these agencies on my own accord to pursue better things. And that's not, that's. It's misrepresenting. Here's where the problem comes in for me is that there's a lot of females. If you look at these pages, there's a lot of females that go into the academy and they leave comments on these pages saying, you inspire me so much, I'm joining the academy soon. You've Been such an inspiration. There's nothing about these pages that are telling these females what the job is really about. So they're getting this misrepresentation of law enforcement and police work that it's a hello Kitty convention and you're just going to do cute things. You can dress up and you can make cute videos and that is who's applying and that's who's getting hired because there's such a shortage. So they're misrepresenting the job and it's attracting the wrong people because of it. And that's why we should have a problem with it.

[Lewis]

Keep in mind, no, none of us. I don't really know much about her, but nobody involved in this conversation is that is talking about her personally. Like some of her decisions that you know, have been rumored. We're not talking about it. We're talking literally about the professional side of it. And there's still a lot of lot. And I feel like you have no idea what's going on in life when you quit a department rumored because they weren't allowing her to do the reality show. I mean, I've never been on a reality show, but I mean, it doesn't seem like something that's going to pay you for the rest of your life, if they pay at all. Right.

[Mike]

That's sickness. But you're willing to quit a job

[Lewis]

for a real career.

[Mike]

We always joke when we watch these shows that she likes to watch. It's like, what do these people do that they can go on reality show because they'll go on this season, then two seasons later on another version of the shows, like what do they do to like actually be able to not work and go on.

[Jojo]

You're right, Tyler. None of us are attacking her. If you, if you watch the interview and I could only get it through about 30 minutes of it because it's extremely difficult to listen to. But she prioritizes brands and her fitness way over the job. The second Ian started even remotely referring to anything job related or law related, like first amendment auditors, she gave like two second input and then she was right back to talking about something completely superficial and unimportant. So it just goes to reflect that she's not really in the job for the job. She's in the job for what it can do for all of her quote side hustles, her words. And that is the problem with this job. It will unalive you today. You can take away people's rights and you're only doing it so you can grow your brand and be a part of some backpack company.

[Mike]

And there's one other comment that's very specific. It's pretty good.

[Lewis]

I'll read it, Nick. Do you know who we're talking about, by the way? Just.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

No. I'm. I'm glad I wasn't jerking off. I didn't even know you brought me in.

[Lewis]

I thought we'd pop up on your screen. I thought, my bad.

[Mike]

No, he's on a phone. You can't tell.

[Lewis]

Oh, my bad, dude.

[Mike]

So anyway, this lady says she's definitely not a cop and currently employed by an agency. She got let go and FTO by her first agency, then goes to another agency in her specialty unit, which was actually sro, to be. And to be a reality star that never hired her back. She then goes down to amateur and got let go too. Don't let her fool you. She would never show up to any of her calls and is always asking for backup because she lost. She's lost on the road. She never assisted a single person to the ground. Girl, stop it. You go get coffee, don't even show up to your calls. And yes, you don't sit under a tree, but claiming you're a proactive cop. Stop lying. Stop using uniform in these made up snail stories to get likes and views. I mean, kudos to her because it's working, but it's not. Let's not get it twisted. You are not a cop in the streets.

[Lewis]

I was. I was on a call and it was right at the line of OPD in Orange County. So we all. It was a car that ran from AFHP through Orlando and crashed in Orange County. So we had nothing to do. So obviously I'm on scene to make sure that someone else takes this call. And there was a lot of OPD standing around while the. All the sergeants were talking and they go, there was a female. She goes, I saw who you had on your podcast the other night. And I go, yeah, that was my co host. I did not know she. I don't know much about her. I usually plan all the guests she was brought on. She goes, she is so full of. She's like. They're like, do you know that she used to work for us for a little bit? I was like, I do know that. She's like, yeah, she was fired because she sucks. Like, she's awful. And the. The girl was like. And trust me, when they get rid of a female, you're bad, right? Like, you're generally protected pretty good.

[Jojo]

That's great.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Who is it?

[Lewis]

I. I can play Ian Big.

[Jojo]

Let me find G. Money is definitely going to have her on the show now.

[Mike]

We're block.

[Lewis]

We're blocked.

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm blocked.

[Lewis]

I'm blocked, but I can probably find Ian bit.

[Mike]

I have the. I have it here. Hold on. I have the video. Yeah, hold on.

[Lewis]

I want you to close your eye first off, Nick, okay? What you have to do. Rules are you have to close your eyes while you listen to this. You cannot open your eyes.

[Dominic]

All right?

[Lewis]

So we want you to listen to this person, not look at them on

[Heather]

the back of the glass in my car. I arrest this guy for dui. It was the guy that I almost literally shot. So on the traffic stop, super hammered, and then I put him in my police car. He's screaming like, you suck my dick. All this disgusting stuff. I didn't know drunk people don't really, like, feel their arms or like, anything pop out of socket. The guy pops his shoulder out of socket, Literally smack his on the back of the glass in my car. Leaves the imprint. I had to deal with that screaming the whole way, and then I had to clean the snail imprint off my car.

[Lewis]

Don't open your eyes yet. Okay, so. Because you're good. Okay, you can open your eyes now. The general consensus is that she is not an attractive person, but for some reason, I think she cakes on so much makeup that, like, she got on a reality show. It's not her skill set. It's not her ability to talk on camera right here.

[Mike]

And, dude, I almost like throwing that in there. Like, I would love. Like, now I want a public records request. Like, can we get this video that she claims she. Oh, a DUI that almost shot him.

[Lewis]

Like, that's it.

[Mike]

Then you're transporting them by yourself. Like, that seems like a really critical incident if you almost shot somebody.

[Jojo]

So. So Nick listened to it. What's. What's the question now? What do we have for Nick since he listened to that?

[Lewis]

Now I want his opinion on it, and then I'll let him watch it.

[Mike]

I know what he's gonna say. He hates female c. I'm saying.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, I mean, I'm sure she got wet when he pulled his dick out.

[Mike]

There we go. Expert. Expert analysis from.

[Jojo]

I'm so glad I made them stop talking so that you could say that.

[Lewis]

Thank you, Nick. I appreciate you.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, she left. She left a wet spot on the driver's seat.

[Mike]

That's it.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That's it.

[Mike]

You want play for him?

[Lewis]

Yeah, play for him.

[Heather]

Confirm what he said on the back of the Glass in my car. I arrested this guy for dui. It was a guy that I almost literally shot.

[Lewis]

Just. That's her.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

She's not terrible looking. I was expecting like a 500 monster. She's got a frog face.

[Lewis]

I'm trying not to be mean because we have a platform. I don't like talking mean about people when we have a platform and she doesn't. But I don't see where her does.

[Mike]

She's sponsored by all kinds of fancy.

[Lewis]

All I'll say is I don't see how she's successful in anything media. She's not even articulate. She's not even like well spoken. Even her lies are not well spoken.

[Mike]

You got to see her break down flashlights and gun stuff. It's real good stuff. Her gun stance is like leaned back with. No, it's.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Oh, that's the one. In that, in that picture, that one

[Mike]

video we have the rifle with the rifle that was leaned back.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, that was terrible.

[Mike]

Yes. Now it's the problem. Yes. So it's, it's, you know, and if, you know, if you saw the Streamlight drama last week, Streamlight made the mistake of putting one of these chicks unboxing one of their lights. I put it on my story. Their comments got hammered with, with hate. And within hours it was gone. They deleted it whenever. Then I text him again and DM'd them again and said that didn't go over so well, did it? And they just read it and didn't answer. So it's like you're insulting the entire. Like that. You're insulting the game when you have some obvious. No idea how to operate a flash. I can barely hold it. And then your target is like SWAT guys and, and, and high speed guys. You need to use this light because it's great at night, you know, it's great.

[Jojo]

The last thing I heard is that she's a bartender and she works at Crunch Fitness or one of those gyms and she's allegedly going to apply to Melbourne. But this is my point of you. This is going to be your fourth agency probably in as many years.

[Lewis]

Give it up.

[Jojo]

That's exactly.

[Lewis]

It's not a job for you.

[Jojo]

Right?

[Lewis]

And I, and I'm all. And I, I fight you tooth and nail on this. But on this moment, somebody has to go, yeah, you are not the right fit for the person that wants to do this job. You clearly want other things. Maybe Crunch Fitness in a bartender is actually probably.

[Jojo]

You love to retirement.

[Mike]

You love to talk.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

It'd be great.

[Mike]

That's Perfect. Who wants to say, oh my. My idol is a crunch fitness. No, because she wants to be the badge to say.

[Lewis]

She wants to be a bartender personality. A bartender person. But she wants a uniform because the

[Mike]

uniform sells her credibility.

[Jojo]

That's how you get follows and likes. People are infatuated with cops, especially female bartender.

[Mike]

The. The. The fitness industry is completely inflated. Like it's almost impossible. Unless you accidentally blow your face off with an ID and then lie about it. Then you get real popular. Other than that, she's just another dumb broad.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Look at, man.

[Mike]

Yeah, she's just another dumb broad with a ring light right over. Over makeup. Everything's fake. But when you throw the badge on, you immediately have some status and that status is used again. If any agency has not seen that yet. If anybody hires this person, they are psychopath. You already see the pattern. You know what she's about. You're a psychopath. And any company that like pushes their products and lets her advertise them. You are also a psychopath. You are nuts.

[Lewis]

Nuts. I just think it said they don't know. They do. They're so out of the loop.

[Mike]

If they can get a bunch of young females who have no business being in the job anyway to buy a light or a pink handcuffs or. Or something. Because. Oh, God, Kaylee, my inspiration has it. She's a warrior. She's so mighty. No, but they. But they. They. Money is more important.

[Lewis]

That's what Heather says she looks like.

[Mike]

Yeah, I can see that.

[Lewis]

The eyes.

[Mike]

Yeah, she looks like she belongs with Kermit. Her and Kermit would make a good couple.

[Jojo]

You should bring up the.

[Lewis]

Can you imagine if Peach in her mat. The Muppets.

[Mike]

No, dude, he's never coming back on.

[Lewis]

Dude, where is he? I'm gonna call him right now.

[Mike]

I'm gonna tell.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

He was on my. He was on my Instagram live over the weekend.

[Lewis]

I'm gonna call. First thing I'm gonna do is say you're. You're live.

[Mike]

The job is dead. Oh, did you see my new page? Hello, ladies and gentlemen, hello.

[Jojo]

Please leave your.

[Mike]

Please leave your message for Kermit D. Frog.

[Lewis]

Kermit the Frog.

[Mike]

1, 2, 3. Sesame Street.

[Lewis]

Hello? Hello?

[Mike]

Kermit?

[Lewis]

Dude, poor Kermit. I. That I told him too, man. I haven't talked to him in a minute, probably since last time he's here. But I was like, man, the fact that you have a nickname is like. Like I'm not even being. I'm like. It's a term of endearment. Like you like they all. Oh, oh, no, never mind.

[Mike]

He called me back.

[Lewis]

Hold on.

[Jojo]

Please leave your message.

[Lewis]

Why don't you guys call me back? Maybe he's leaving a voicemail. Hey, yo, you're live.

[Mike]

What's up?

[Lewis]

Hey, Everybody wants to know where you've been.

[Mike]

What I what?

[Lewis]

Where you've been.

[Jojo]

Would I bench?

[Lewis]

No, no.

[Mike]

We don't give a what you bench.

[Lewis]

They want to know where you've been. Maybe we haven't seen you in the comments in a while.

[Mike]

Oh, I've been working.

[Lewis]

Oh, where are you working at? Oh, that's right. You in the limo company.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah,

[Jojo]

After. Pretty much.

[Lewis]

When are you gonna come back on the show?

[Jojo]

Hoping next week.

[Lewis]

Okay, cool.

[Mike]

Because I'm working. Driving.

[Jojo]

Driving tonight.

[Mike]

I decide pretty much every Thursday. I've been pretty much busy, so, yeah,

[Jojo]

I'm hoping next week. Why?

[Mike]

Talking again, I bet, right? We got a lot of video. We're on FaceTime right now.

[Lewis]

I have a question. Will you say Kermit the Frog here? No. Oh, you'll do it live. All right. That's fair. All right, bro. Be safe. Frog.

[Mike]

He's a good sport. I'll give it to him. I'll give it to him.

[Lewis]

Suck my garment.

[Mike]

I can tell you, he. He doesn't. He's not the type of guy that likes to be made, and you have to embrace it. Yeah, like you embrace the lisp and the height guy. You make fun of me. Like I have to embrace anything you make fun of me about, yet you own it. If you try to deny it or dodge it, you're just gonna make it worse.

[Dominic]

It's just the target goes like this.

[Mike]

If I were him, I would buy a Kermit the Frog mask, and I'd walk in this with the Kermit the Frog mask on and just embrace. And I have two hogs with it.

[Lewis]

But, hey, here we are on the couch.

[Mike]

Come on, girls. I need you guys for 30 minutes. Yeah, I'll feed you. We'll go to that. We'll go to Chipotle after this.

[Lewis]

Just come on in.

[Mike]

Come on in and hang out.

[Lewis]

Nick, are you. Are you. Are you officially not coming to Florida?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Probably not.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Probably not till June. I want to come down in June. That happened.

[Mike]

Oh, June. June. The live event.

[Lewis]

Is that happening in June?

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm working on it.

[Lewis]

Like, the giveaway.

[Mike]

The giveaway's happening tomorrow.

[Lewis]

Oh,

[Mike]

what's tomorrow? Casual Friday giveaway tomorrow.

[Lewis]

We're doing it live.

[Mike]

We're doing live?

[Lewis]

Oh, yeah. You're gonna ask me the question.

[Mike]

11am tomorrow, you're gonna have one Patreon member and one super chat from the month are gonna be given an amazing gift courtesy of Nick the gun guy. It's already made. I already seen it. All right, so my new adventure is this. The alert tone.

[Lewis]

That's your new page?

[Mike]

That's my new page. So all the stuff I put on my story, just gonna start posting it on this page. And it's at alert, underscore tone. Check it out.

[Lewis]

And that's just gonna.

[Mike]

What is that gonna.

[Lewis]

Why did they keep. All right, Lewis, you gotta hit the one that's me. That's you?

[Mike]

Yeah. You gotta keep switching it because it's my fault.

[Lewis]

No, no, no, no. You keep hitting the one that makes us small.

[Mike]

Oh, we want to be as big as possible.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, we got a super chat.

[Lewis]

I just yelled at us for no reason.

[Mike]

Lewis is on the screen.

[Lewis]

Oh, if they do multiple super chats, they get multiple entries.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

Put me in again, Mike. James Della Cruz is in. We can't really see.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I thought it had to be over

[Mike]

10 bucks because it defaults to that. It defaults to 99.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So James is a man, anyway.

[Mike]

Yeah, he is great. Great supporter.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Unlike Malibu Mike. He was actually blown up in an ied.

[Mike]

Is the name Mike Malibu Mike? Yeah.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Is that Mike Malibu. Whatever. Whatever the. His name is. Malibu.

[Lewis]

Hey, guys.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

He sent me a picture of his. Yeah, that's pretty good. He sent me a picture of the truck he was in. Man, it got up.

[Mike]

Six Jedi's another one for the cons. We appreciate he's working on some badass coins, dude. Yeah, Those coins that Six Jedi is putting together and the. Damn, I hate him. He doesn't even want to make any money off of it. Like, that's a real.

[Lewis]

Dude, we talked.

[Mike]

I know. I'm not gonna. I'm not.

[Lewis]

We're gonna put the money. We're gonna. We're gonna. They're gonna hold on to the money that's made by the coins. And, you know, just to give you

[Mike]

guys an idea, not only the actual product, but the design work, everything's putting in, and the guy's like, I don't want anything. I just want to help. That's a. That's a real og, man.

[Lewis]

Him and Jay did it. And do you know what the Latin stands for?

[Mike]

No.

[Lewis]

On the coin.

[Mike]

No.

[Lewis]

Not a net positive.

[Mike]

That's amazing, dude. Zillow with 10 bucks.

[Lewis]

What?

[Mike]

They said, we appreciate it. Another OG. Look at that, man. I need my money.

[Lewis]

All right, Nick. You got anything?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, Nick the gun guy is going to be the next. Next member in the All American Male hall of Fame.

[Lewis]

Oh, you nominating him?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah, he's in. We're gonna do that next week.

[Lewis]

The hall of Fame is obviously not a contest. It's a nomination. So when you announce the nomination, there's no contest, so that's cool. So he's coming on next week. Are you switching the venue to your show? Is it still Anti Hero?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

No, I'm gonna keep it on Anti Hero.

[Lewis]

All right.

[Mike]

Big lido. Super chat. I can never tell when G Money is in the van or the house. The wood panel. I want to see. Like, I was joking yesterday. I watched a guy who streamed for years and years and years. It was an older video for years, and it looks like he was streaming in his kitchen. And at the very last, he was like, I'm done. Like, he's retired from streaming. And somebody says something about the refrigerator. He walked over, and it was a prop. It was a plan. Somebody sent it to me and said, this one day, G Money's going to stand up and move the pla. The cardboard van out of the way. And it's actually been in a studio the whole time, and he's just in the van as a joke. That was great.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That would be great.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was pretty funny.

[Lewis]

All right, guys.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So I guess. Yeah, I guess this joke would. Would be appropriate. Now. What's long and thick and green and smells like pork?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Kermit stick. Ding laugh.

[Mike]

Dude, the left is so bad, but I get you.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Zing.

[Mike]

Oh, we got the night shift tonight we didn't talk about. Oh, we got 4.99 from Peter Butler. Hey, Mike, I have the lights ready. You can include it for the May giveaway. Awesome. Dude.

[Lewis]

What's that?

[Mike]

So this dude is badass 3D printing. And we were talking about him. One of these he's got. It's like a upper receiver light. So it's like a rifle receiver or the upper. Whatever. I'm not a gun guy. The top part of the rifle. Part of the rifle upper receiver.

[Lewis]

I got it right lower in the upper.

[Mike]

Upper receiver. And then it's a light. So like a lamp made out of it looks like a rifle lamp. So he's also including that. So it sounds like you're gonna get a custom engraved item from Nick the Gun guy and a light for this month's giveaway. And Nick the Gun guy is a great dude. Just so you guys know, as soon as we get together here in the next Couple days, we're going to integrate on Copville and the anti hero broadcast store. Custom merch. When it comes to tumblers, wallets, anything could be engraved. We're gonna have a upgrade to the site. You'll be able to drop those custom orders in there and get wallets, all kinds of cool stuff. And that's all courtesy of Nick the gun guy.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Can he 3D print me a flashlight?

[Lewis]

What do you want it to look like, Kermit?

[Mike]

Miss Piggy.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Miss Piggy. Yeah, that'd be great.

[Mike]

Yeah. Let's talk about the night shift before we go.

[Lewis]

Yeah, well, Tristan gave us 10 bucks and said, who is on night shift?

[Mike]

You?

[Lewis]

Yeah, it's gonna be me. I think Gator's coming in studio. Mike is not going to be here. He's going to be remote. So he's got a lot of hard work for this contest tomorrow. He's got to get ready for it. He's got to be sharp in the brain.

[Mike]

Well, supposedly there's other factions of our organization that are going to be taking night shifts.

[Lewis]

Night shift over some wall. We have to do it once a month.

[Mike]

What I want to get in the habit is, is see if it works. If the numbers are the same and it works. Our short term goals are to add a third day in studio.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So instead of me staying for 27 hours on Thursday, we'll do like Monday, Wednesday, Friday in studio here. And then the night shift will start to do that transition thing where it hops around. And then I think we'll talk about the others. Like an after hours, anti hero after hours show that is not planned. We just pop on randomly and we go, wham. Here we are.

[Lewis]

Let's talk maybe on the weekends.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That's every day.

[Mike]

No, at night, that's when something happens. Like Trump tries to get assassinated. But we're gonna go to like a sneak, a dedicated but not playing pop up shows. Pop up show.

[Lewis]

There you go. Pop up night shows for anti here,

[Mike]

like when you get your flashlight, we might do a show and say when Nick got his Fleshlight in, we're gonna have a. It looks like Miss Piggy.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Mike. Is that. Is that thing that the alert tone, is that a playoff of those guys breaking your balls?

[Mike]

Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe. But it is. Okay, it's the old. It's the old Copville podcast, allegedly. And then it's allegedly the old I made the Cotville Ranch, but I just don't have time to do a whole nother thing on another page. So what, I'm basically going to do is take all the garbage I post on my story of the three foot females dancing around and all the overweight men. I'm just gonna start posting it on that page. So that's what that's going to be. I'm just waiting for. I'm gonna see if Instagram changed it it. I'm waiting for the name approval to go through officially. Let's see if it's there yet.

[Lewis]

Oh, and get much props to Jay. Jay is in over across the pond and he created a good. I brought up the fact that I wanted to have certain layouts for the show coming up in the future. And Jay hopped on that like white on rice and made some badass. He's gonna teach me and Mike how to do it in real time.

[Mike]

Ryan's face, braids included.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I'll skull the out of that flashlight.

[Mike]

Oh, God. Boy, it's going downhill fast.

[Lewis]

That. Is that gay? That more dominant than it is gay?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Yeah. You're not, you know, you're not gay if you're the quarterback. If you're the receiver, you're gay.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

It's like if you knock a dude out and dip your balls in his mouth. That's not gay. That's dominance.

[Lewis]

That's just dominance.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That's correct.

[Lewis]

That's another shirt right there. It's not gay. It's dominance.

[Mike]

That is a shirt.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

That's a good shirt, dude.

[Lewis]

With G money in the middle.

[Mike]

We have a lot of shirts. Kermit and the Hogs. Kermit and the Hogs is the next one. We got another super chat from James de La Cruz again, Mike. I got my motor stuck. I need your air assault legs to push it. Hey, man. Yo, Skinny but strong man. I spent my whole life skinny.

[Lewis]

He's gonna run there. Yeah.

[Mike]

That was 19.99, dude. We really appreciate it.

[Lewis]

Thank you, man.

[Mike]

Awesome. You might win good year.

[Lewis]

Well, he insulted your legs, so he's out. Sorry.

[Mike]

Goy master says it's still gay, man. That's your buddy too. He was talking big about you other day.

[Lewis]

Wasn't he going master Nick the other day?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I forget too about some conspiracy.

[Lewis]

Yeah, here you. Nick.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Can't hear me.

[Lewis]

Might be the audio. Nick, can you hear us?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

No, I can hear you.

[Lewis]

Okay. It's the audio thing. Give us 10 seconds.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Are you with me now? I can't hear you. Can't hear you.

[Mike]

There we go.

[Lewis]

We lost you for a second.

[Mike]

Goy master said it's still gay.

[Lewis]

Still can't hear us.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I can hear you.

[Mike]

I can hear I just didn't have anything done with the show at that point.

[Lewis]

You want to say about it?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

You making fun of my voice, list boy? List boy shouldn't throw stones at a glass house.

[Lewis]

Oh, we got you trying to create 50 cent word with that 10 cent mouth.

[Mike]

All the. Anybody keeping track at home? All the exchanges were finalized. Jimmy received his.

[Lewis]

His combat helmet.

[Mike]

I threw in a bag of chips. So there's a bag of protein chips in there. He did, and Jimmy got his. Returned all his items. So the. The net positive adventure is completely.

[Lewis]

See, and if you were. If you were a property detective and you found that out when you've been pissed off you wasted all that time for a civil issue,

[Mike]

you would blow off a homicide. So I don't. I don't want to hear.

[Lewis]

I have turned a home invasion into a suspicious incident. It's called skill.

[Jojo]

You and 90 of the guys.

[Mike]

I remember one time, my buddy before we had. Real quick, before we go, before we had all the fancy body cameras and stuff. I once got a declination of intent signed on a stabbing in the hood.

[Lewis]

That always happens.

[Mike]

I had that big metal thing out. We used to write our crash reports on that old metal thing. And I'm over there like, hey, man, you sure? Nah, dog, I'm good.

[Lewis]

I'm.

[Mike]

Dude's bleeding. He's got a knife wound. He's like, I'm good. I want. I'm like, okay, man. Just out here, dude. We'll be out here.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I used to always get no report or nothing.

[Mike]

Oh, okay.

[Lewis]

Do a report.

[Mike]

And we had to get a dec. Nrn, man. No report.

[Lewis]

We got to do reports for that. Yeah. Any type of violence?

[Mike]

No. This is way back. This is way back. This is way back.

[Lewis]

And I'm looking, I'm looking at the numbers, dude. It was suggested in the OG Council when we went to them about our schedule for the week, one person said, I don't have any issue with the days or in studio, out studio. I'm in California and I'm on night shift or something like that. And it's really hard for me to catch you guys and looking at the numbers. I it in my vote in this. My vote would be possibly being okay with going to noon, starting at noon in the future, not saying it's going to happen tomorrow. Well, we got all the media that says 11 hands.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

All right.

[Mike]

Oh, we just bought five. We just bought 500 worth of stickers.

[Lewis]

Yeah, we

[Mike]

talk about economics.

[Ryan]

Right.

[Mike]

Economic. First of all, I'm over there, so I'm over there just slinging stickers. Doing great on in the trip.

[Lewis]

No, you're selling stickers?

[Mike]

Yes, slinging them, selling them, and then just giving them away at the other end of the table, which makes me look like an right out of the rip. But now the stickers were. We bought that were given away now have 11 to 7 Monday through 11, 11 to 1 Monday through Friday. So that Great American sweatshop awesome dude up in. Bob up in Pennsylvania is a fireman up there. Great American sweatshop is who I use for all my in house stickers.

[Lewis]

And he uses a great Chinese sweatshop for all of his other.

[Mike]

No, that's local, man.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

The Uyghurs.

[Mike]

Hey, Bob is a great dude. Great American sweatshop. So it looks like he's gonna get more business from us as we change the show again. So.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

So hold on. So you guys are moving time slots now?

[Lewis]

No, no, I. I prefaced it with not happening tomorrow or anytime soon.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I'm not saying tomorrow, just saying potentially.

[Mike]

No, he's saying that it. Does the numbers increase about this time? Then you look at it, you're like, oh, God, we're getting off and we're at our highest number. So if we pushed it back again

[Lewis]

maybe to noon, just because California time, We're starting at 8am Which I'm up at 8, but I might not be at my job site at until 9, so I missed the first hour when I listen to the show or. Or something like that. Most people, it doesn't matter because they listen to the show afterwards. But for the people that watch live, we see an increase. And then we finally got some feedback from California. Because also, dude, when y' all did night shift, I was a five o' clock traffic on in the California. I'm like, damn, this is crazy. Like, you guys, it is night time and you guys are starting squat. And I would never get settled down at 5pm to watch a nighttime show. So it's like, man, should we move that to 9pm till 11?

[Mike]

We're getting real crazy in here.

[Lewis]

Mike's got a bedtime.

[Mike]

I'm old, dude. Now I'm running again. It's real bad.

[Lewis]

All right, guys. What?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

You want me to come on tonight?

[Lewis]

Yeah, sure.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Okay.

[Mike]

Are you available? Yeah, bring us up. Are you.

[Lewis]

You're available. You're not one of those guys that can only work during the day, right?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Nope.

[Mike]

There you go. Both. All right, that's it, that's it. And like this, it looks nice. Everybody sees us all. Clips do not mean clips or anything Nick's already made.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

I got a question for you.

[Mike]

Here we go.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

How'd you come up with the logo?

[Mike]

Which logo?

[Nick the Gun Guy]

The anti hero logo.

[Mike]

Oh, that's him.

[Lewis]

My friend drew it out in California. Said I need a. I needed a logo drawn up. And he made it. I'm like, sweet. That's awesome. I had a logo made by a girl off thrive or 500 fiver, and it was. The original logo's up in Instagram. I actually posted it to Patreon. And then my buddy took that original concept and made this.

[Nick the Gun Guy]

Gotcha.

[Jojo]

Nick the gun guy is asking if he can come over one Thursday for a show.

[Lewis]

You come every Thursday.

[Mike]

He's South Florida, so. But absolutely.

[Lewis]

Dude thought he was Tampa.

[Mike]

No, I don't think so.

[Lewis]

I thought he was Clearwater.

[Mike]

He met Justin. Did he meet Justin?

[Lewis]

But he was in town. Ah, don't worry, Nick. I know you better, and I've only talked to you once.

[Mike]

All right. He was in South Florida when I talked to him last. He's in Florida.

[Lewis]

I think the door's unlocked, Heather. Anyways, we're going. We'll see you guys tonight. 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Counterculture Inc. Network for Night shift Support the Dollar Menu.

[Mike]

Jv team for life.