NICK GERACE is LARRY KRASNER'S Worst Nightmare (02/04/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast: NICK GERACE is LARRY KRASNER'S Worst Nightmare

Date: February 4, 2026
Host(s): The Antihero Podcast Team (main moderator, Mike, Jimmy, plus rotating co-hosts)
Guest: Nick Gerace (retired Philadelphia Police Officer, host of Good Cop, Bad Cop podcast, political activist)

Episode Overview

This episode centers on retired Philadelphia cop and outspoken Krasner-critic Nick Gerace, covering his police experiences, his battles against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, the impact of radical prosecutors on law and order, and the internal culture and challenges within American law enforcement. The conversation blends war stories, insight into the political corrosion of justice systems, and pointed commentary on accountability, union culture, and public safety.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Introduction & Icebreakers (01:32–05:44)

• Banter among hosts: Discord community growth, shout-outs, gaming.
• Memorial mention: Fundraiser for Sgt. Shane Hart's family is highlighted.
• [05:10] Introduction of guest Nick Gerace, detailing his cop background and media work as “Larry Krasner's mortal enemy.”

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2. Inside Law Enforcement Culture (06:00–16:00)

• State Police Uniforms and Traditions
  • Open mockery of Pennsylvania State Police’s adherence to outdated uniforms (the “hat chin strap” tradition).
  • Critique of prioritizing tradition over practicality and officer safety.

    "At some point, you have to adapt... even the military changed the BDUs, they adapted." – Mike [08:08]

  • Gerace retells stories of state trooper culture shock in rough Philly neighborhoods.
  • Frustrations with leadership focusing on appearance (hats, ties) even in emergencies.

    “I had a lieutenant hounding me about my tie while we scrambled to save a guy shot in the head...” – Nick [14:21]

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3. Nick Gerace’s Background & the Krasner Problem (15:33–23:50)

• Gerace narrates his transition from street cop to activist, painting Philadelphia’s DA, Larry Krasner, as Soros-backed and “a serial killer by proxy.”
• Deep dive into how political shifts in the Obama era fostered anti-police sentiment and enabled radical DAs.

  "Barry [Obama] really sneakily started a war against cops... Race relations went back like 30 years, man." – Nick [16:43]

• Krasner’s “philosophy”: cops are criminals, criminals are innocent, victims are a nuisance.
• Fallout from new DA: firing of top prosecutors, dismissal of serious violent cases, crashing morale.

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4. Political Action & Battling Radical DAs (20:00–26:00)

• Gerace's creation of Protect Our Police PAC to support pro-police candidates and preserve qualified immunity.

  “Law enforcement should not be a partisan issue. But out of 269 candidates seeking my endorsement, only one was a Democrat.” – Nick [23:51]

• Discussion of how Democrat politicians became scared to be seen as pro-law enforcement.

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5. Breakdown of High-Profile Cases & Social Movements (24:53–33:38)

• How Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and George Floyd incidents changed policing and public discourse, politicizing law enforcement at a national scale.

  “George Floyd hurt me, man, in my fundraising... even though I believe Floyd killed himself, there’s no reason for me to talk about it.” – Nick [26:46]

• Community and agency responses to these high-profile incidents, including internal skepticism and struggles with narrative control.

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6. Krasner’s Real Toll: Violent Crime, Prosecutorial Failures (37:33–54:12)

• Case studies:
  • Domestic violence cases where repeat offenders were released and went on to murder victims.
  • Case of Josephus Davis: released on low bail after carjacking and assault, then kills a Temple student within 2 weeks.

    “He got out December 28th. How long until he killed someone? Two weeks.” – Nick [49:14]

  • Multiple instances where shootings, gun/drug violations, and even murders resulted in minimal or no prosecution due to Krasner’s policies.
• Dropping charges against 2,000+ George Floyd rioters while focusing effort on prosecuting police officers.

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7. Sheriff Office Scandals & Video Critique (40:03–44:43)

• Discussion and roasting of Philadelphia Sheriff recruitment videos, used as an example of performative, race-focused leadership with no substance.

  “Who would see that video and go, I quit, this fat **** is dancing around…” – Host [42:09]

• Accusations of corruption and inability to hold certain officials accountable due to political/racial optics.

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8. Media, Political Targeting & Ethics (45:20–47:44)

• Gerace describes facing coordinated media harassment (16 articles insinuating embezzlement) and scrutiny over minor ethics violations, while Krasner is allegedly engaged in overtly illegal campaigning activity without substantive consequence.

  “My ethics violation? Filed a day late. Krasner? Criminally coordinated with PACs…” – Nick [47:33]

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9. Law Enforcement Solidarity (or Lack Thereof) (86:12–109:00)

• Deep frustration about the lack of unity among rank-and-file officers even in the face of existential threats to the job.

  “Cops don’t care unless it’s them. They’ll wait until they get **** and then, now it’s an issue.” – Host [86:29]

  • Repeated calls for cops to band together and stand up publicly against DA overreach.
  • Union strength has waned as officers move to the suburbs and lose voting power.
  • Political considerations: disunity, career preservation, lack of collective action.

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10. Culture and Reputation of the Profession (93:04–100:28)

• Mockery of D.C. cop Michael Fanone, who testified about the trauma of January 6th. Nick and the crew ridicule him for “crying on the stand” and say real police work is nowhere to be seen in these narratives.

  "He wears all the accoutrements of a warrior, but he’s not one. That’s all it is. It’s an act.” – Jimmy [103:35]

• Contrast between “real police work” described by older hands versus the virtue-signaling, “warrior cop” posture.

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11. Political Aspiration & Podcasting (110:03–117:44)

• Gerace and Mike discuss the value of running for office versus influencing from the outside (“kingmaker not king”).

  “Being a kingmaker is a lot more fun than being a king.” – Nick [110:46]

• Both express skepticism about the effectiveness of running given financial and social media vulnerabilities, but remain committed to activism and public engagement, primarily through podcasting.

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12. Humor & Community (Interspersed Throughout)

• Constant joking about Philly culture, cheesesteaks, equipment delays, cat interruptions, and friend-rival podcast hijinks.
• Running joke about the podcasting setup, shirts, mics, and ongoing logistics.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Tradition vs. Safety:

  “You’re worried about my hat or my tie. Like, why the **** are we wearing a tie? What job requires killing someone unless you’re in the mafia that you’re wearing a tie. Like, it doesn’t make sense.” – Nick [14:36]

• On Political Corruption:

  “Larry’s philosophy is cops are criminals, criminals are innocent, and victims are a nuisance. That’s his philosophy.” – Nick [18:27]

• On the Left’s Handling of Cops:

  “Law enforcement should not be a partisan issue… out of 269 candidates seeking my endorsement, only one was a Democrat.” – Nick [23:51]

• On Victim Advocacy Failures:

  "He doesn't...ask what they're looking for, which a district attorney will do. Instead, he coaches the criminals on how to beat the case." – Nick [82:30]

• On Law Enforcement Disunity:

  “Most of the cops that I knew that were crying about Krasner... none of them donated to me. They were the loudest on Facebook, though.” – Nick [106:31]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Opening banter & intro: 00:23–05:44
• Pennsylvania State Police ridicule: 06:01–12:26
• Gerace’s background & rise of Krasner: 15:33–23:50
• Impact of activist DAs: 18:27–26:00
• Breakdown of Trayvon Martin/George Floyd politicization: 24:53–31:16
• Case studies: Krasner’s “body count”: 37:51–54:12
• Philly Sheriff Office video ridicule: 40:03–44:43
• Ethics & media targeting: 45:20–47:44
• Unity issues & activism: 86:12–109:00
• Fanone/Jan 6th segment: 93:04–100:28
• Podcasting and politics: 110:03–117:44
• Closing, Philly cheesesteaks: 114:14–116:24

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Tone & Style

The episode is punchy, profane, and conversational—reflecting “locker-room” banter typical of first responder and blue-collar communities. Satire and gallows humor abound, especially regarding leadership, union politics, and the absurdities of bureaucratic policing.

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Summary for New Listeners

If you haven’t listened, this episode delivers a blistering insider account of how criminal justice and policing are undermined by progressive politics, specifically targeting Philadelphia’s DA Larry Krasner. Nick Gerace provides both personal stories from the streets and sobering breakdowns of systemic cost, challenging the law enforcement community to rediscover its backbone, solidarity, and voice. Expect a mix of hard truths, locker-room humor, and scorching takes on everything from uniforms to the role of social media in activism.

Transcript

[Mike]

Sa.

[Host/Moderator]

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[Mike]

Yo.

[Jimmy]

Good morning.

[Mike]

Good morning, Good morning, good morning.

[Jimmy]

We're having a good day so far.

[Nick Jurassi]

So.

[Jimmy]

And you know, I'm looking forward to a fixed truck and a drive to a drive to Orlando tomorrow.

[Host/Moderator]

Do we have any announcements or reflections? Because we got today's Wednesday Friends day, so we got Nick. I never know Jarossi is how I say his name. He's a retired Philly cop, host of the Good Cop, Bad Cop podcast and Larry Krasner's mortal enemy, the corrupt district attorney of Philadelphia. So we're gonna get Nick's story. Nick's also my co host and open mic on Counterculture Inc. Network.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

So.

[Host/Moderator]

Actually there's one thing I do want to share. It's a doing it right now because I didn't have it ready. Anything. Is there any reflections Jimmy warring with anybody in the comments?

[Jimmy]

No, no. No reflections in that. I mean, the discord started up yesterday and we already have 15 freaking people in it.

[Host/Moderator]

Nice. You guys all gaming yet?

[Jimmy]

Well, obviously not me yet, but soon.

[Nick Jurassi]

Soon.

[Jimmy]

The guys are. Go ahead.

[Mike]

No, Justin didn't like Tyler's comment.

[Host/Moderator]

About what?

[Mike]

He's one of the co hosts. You forgot Justin.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, well, co host means. Oh.

[Jimmy]

Justin. Who could forget Justin?

[Mike]

Jerry's here. Actually, Jerry's in Florida. Somebody's talking about him. I'm gonna go meet with him.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, he's scouting, right?

[Mike]

Yeah, he's scouting out houses down in Boca and West Palm area. And I need to go get more of the stickers signed so we can get out some autograph stickers and get those out to people.

[Host/Moderator]

All right. I don't know if you can. If you have any more knowledge on this m.

[Mike]

But I haven't seen this one.

[Host/Moderator]

You haven't? All right, read it. It's a. It's not a GoFundMe. It's fund. The first.com is the only fundraiser approved for the benefiting wife and son of Sergeant Shane Hart. Tremendous heartbreak and sadness that we showed the sudden loss of Daily City police Sergeant Shane Hart. Shane started his career as an officer in the Daily City Police Department on November 18th. Prior to become a police officer, she was a combat veteran in the United States Marine Corps, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, serving in the scout sniper platoon. It was a proactive professional and carrying all traits that led him to become a beloved leader within the department. Excelled in decision making under pressure, lending his position as a team leader on the spot team and within the sniper unit. After being assigned to this crime suppression unit, Shane was promoted position sergeant. So don't really know many details, but a lot of people reached out to me and asked me to share this. So I said, absolutely, we'll donate. And anybody wants to donate to the wife and the son, it is better than gofundme. Say, you guys ready to bring on old Nick?

[Mike]

Yeah, I want his take on something that I'm currently at war with. So we'll see what he has to say.

[Host/Moderator]

Nick Jurassi, Let me tell you about a guy named. No, but I was saying it like Larry Krasner says it. Let me tell you about a guy named Nick Jurassi.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep, spot on.

[Host/Moderator]

Key witness. All right, so it's Gerase.

[Nick Jurassi]

Gerase, Yep. Or Jirachi. Whatever one you want.

[Host/Moderator]

Jirachi.

[Nick Jurassi]

Jirachi is the Italian way to say it.

[Mike]

The C makes it.

[Host/Moderator]

I was closer.

[Nick Jurassi]

Like a garage key.

[Jimmy]

So the book of Malachi would be called Malachi.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, Nick, well, Mike's got a question for you. Before we get in your background, can.

[Mike]

You pull up the. The pictures? Either one of them.

[Host/Moderator]

Either one of them.

[Mike]

Yeah. You're a Pennsylvania guy, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Tell me what the is going on with the state police.

[Nick Jurassi]

Dude, they're just glorified tickets.

[Mike]

Tell me what the is going off this strap across the face. I'm in a war right now with.

[Nick Jurassi]

These people, glorified ticket writers.

[Mike]

So they call them the great guy. You've heard them called, the gray Gods.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, great guys.

[Mike]

They call them. They call them. Well, they call them their cells, the gray Gods. And I Guess.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So in the winter, look at this thing. They wear this thing across their face.

[Nick Jurassi]

I can't even say.

[Mike]

If you go to the other picture too, there's another guy that's the 2:30 by 30s, but so I put it. Look at this thing. This dude's doing a press conference. This thing across his face.

[Nick Jurassi]

I can't do whatever it is, I can't say it, but I'm gonna take a guess. He's got the Smokey, Smokey the Bear campaign hat on with the chain strap, like right here, right bottom lip.

[Mike]

This guy's talking. He's talking and it's in like. I compared it to the horse. Obviously the horse wears a bit in their mouth. Or the scene from the Pulp Fiction scene. The ball gag scene in Pulp Fiction.

[Jimmy]

Jesus Christ.

[Mike]

So I, I, when I posted this, I got all the low. I got a message that said, every local agency in Pennsylvania loves you for posting this because they can't stand these guys. I didn't realize it was up there. Like they hold all the radar. They don't let anybody run radar. They do like basically control all the municipalities. Is that accurate?

[Nick Jurassi]

Kinda. You know, I don't know much about the state police. You know, I was in Philly, we handled our own. So. But what did happen was, you know, I.95 that stretched through Philly was a, was the only part I believe in, 95 that was hands off. State troopers weren't allowed in Philly and they weren't allowed on 95. When I say not allowed, they weren't. It wasn't their area, you know, they weren't responsible for it. Philly handled it. And our piece of shit Mayor Kenny, I believe, decided to hand the road back over to the state police. And now the state police are patrolling the highways again. And we still have our expressway units, but not as much. And actually, no, it was Mayor Nutter that did that, which was. He was a fucking useless. The guy was a dj. That's the only thing.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, Last name was Nutter.

[Nick Jurassi]

Nutter, yeah.

[Mike]

So what I'm getting from these guys is like, obviously I get like the classic, like FHP wears the brown, but it's, it's not polyester. It's kind of a different material, a little better. I understand. And I guess it's their tradition. So my argument to this, at some point I get tradition, but at some point you have to adapt. Even the military change the BDUs, they changed the kit, they changed things to like, adapt. You have to adapt with the times. And I got a Guy standing his ground in there, that is a trooper that says, I'll wear that in the hood. You got to wear the hat. And I'll. I'll get down in the hood. I'm like, yeah, I've never. But I've never. My last comment to him was, I never saw anybody go to war. In a class A war, you don't wear that kind of uniform.

[Nick Jurassi]

I got a couple people deleted and blocked me from this comment. I shared, I shared, I shared this story. So about 2007 is when they took the road back over and we have something called J Band on the radio, which, which they can listen to J bands like a city wide radio channel. Any kind of emergencies or any kind of happenings that's important across the city will go across J Band. So they would monitor jban. So we had a crazy ass pursuit all through Kensington, which you guys have been through. It was my district. And yeah, I was like, so beautiful. What's that? Oh yeah, beautiful. Kensington beach, man. I made shirts, dude, I'll show me.

[Mike]

Make it sound better. Just throw beach after it.

[Nick Jurassi]

So we, I mean, crazy pursuit. I can't remember what the job was, but there was a lot of cops. State police responded to the assist and I was probably like five or six blocks away from my patrol car. A state trooper pulls up and says, hey man, you want to hop in here? This is obviously when the job's done. Went right back to your car. I said it, dude. I'm like, I'm like five blocks away. So he looked like a deer in headlights. And state troopers get all butthurt over this story, dude. Oh, that's not true. Blah, blah, blah. Dude, you're a bunch of ticket writers on the highway. That's all you've ever done. There's a few guys that did some cool shit, undercover stuff. Majority of you are glorified ticket writers. So this guy looked like a deer in head, right? Headlights. And he. Swear to God, he said this. He says, man, we heard stories, but this is out of control. Is it always like that? I said, man, this is just. I said, this is just the start of summer, bro.

[Mike]

Tuesday, man.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, I said, this is nothing, man, because this shit's crazy. I can't believe it. You know, we thought you guys are bullshitting. And it's funny. I shared that story and about 25 other Philly cops came in with their own story similar to that. But then you had a couple state troopers like chiming in like. Like that guy's holding his ground.

[Mike]

So come on, yeah, that's what. And I get like. I guess it's tradition. Actually, somebody right before we started, sent me the. They actually posted a video on how to wear it. So I guess in the winter when it's windy, they wear it. They wear it in their mouth or they bite on it. And in the summer, they wear it behind their head. And. But when you take that, and this is my opinion, and you focus so much on a fucking hat, like, you have people getting ambushed, you have people dying. We lost a cop on Friday and Sunday this last week. Like, ambush crazy. A fucking hat, like tradition is like maintaining the law, putting bad guys in jail. That's a good tradition. But the hat, like, man, to be that hung up on something that I don't, I don't know, it doesn't make sense.

[Nick Jurassi]

I got a funny story, man. I, I got in trouble by this captain. I can't remember who it was, but he's in the area for whatever reason. And he basically said, I'll be walking a footbeat forever if he catches me with my, with my hat off. So it was the same day, right? And a guy I know got shot. So cop got shot and apparently bad guys up and, dude, I had my hat on. And, like, I was running. I jumped over, like, this barricade and got behind something, and the dude next to me starts laughing, goes, why the do you have your hat on, dude? I'm like, I don't know, man. Some captain just told me I'll be walking a footbeat for a year. That shit's staying on.

[Mike]

That a hat, dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

Like, the people, there's some, like, bosses are hung up, I gotta say. The younger generation of state troopers, I've noticed, have not had their cat, their hat on outside the car, which is rare. They used to always have it on, dude. Like you said to strap in their mouth or, or I've seen it on their noses.

[Mike]

And, dude, how do you concentrate like that? Like, you're getting ois, you're in the middle of a gunfight, your hat comes down and blocks your eyes.

[Nick Jurassi]

Like, they write tickets.

[Mike]

I get it. But they claim to be the other stuff too. And I, I, that's where they lose me.

[Nick Jurassi]

And they're saying when they start doing real police work, they're not wearing a campaign hat. They're.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's what I said. I said, BDU's and a ball cap. And the guy said he'd rather be caught. They never want to look like a stormtrooper.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah. Like I said, the troopers here in Florida, when they have their task force and they're. They're proactive guys that go into the city and they're not dressed like a trooper. They're dressed.

[Mike]

I don't see them all wearing their hat. I think it's optional in fhp. I don't see a lot of guys wearing it. I mean, some do, some don't. But like, even, like, Georgia State Patrol, which is really squared away in some areas. I had Jordan Ennis on for a long time. He would get in trouble for not wearing his hat. Dude's taking murder suspects into custody and rolling cars over on the interstate. They're like, hey, you didn't have your hat on when you. You know, you wrecked that.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, dude.

[Mike]

Stolen.

[Nick Jurassi]

Bosses are. Bosses are at our minds, man. I used to. You know, we had a clip on tie. I'll unbutton my top button and clip it onto the side. So we had a guy shot in the head in a barbershop. I was literally holding his skull. I was holding one part of the body bag. See, we do something in Philly that's unique to our area. I remember they did an article like, why do so many shooting victims survive in Philadelphia, where they die in other cities? That's because we scoop and run, and we're one of the only few departments in the entire country that does that. We'll scoop somebody up from the back of a cop car, a wagon, and take him to the hospital. Fuck rescue. We just get it done. So we scooped this guy up, we threw him in a gurney. So I got one hand on a gurney, my other hands holding the fucking skull, and. And my lieutenant stops us. Like, stop. Stopped us. Well, like, we're rushing this guy, the thing, and started bitching me because my tie wasn't on. Made me put the gurney down and take my hand off the guy's skull. I swear to God, dude, I believe it together, picked it up, put his skull back on, and then we put him in the wagon.

[Mike]

I believe it.

[Nick Jurassi]

True story.

[Mike]

I've seen it. I've seen it.

[Nick Jurassi]

We all stopped. Like, we all stopped and looked at him for, like, a good probably like five seconds of almost like, are you serious? And he said, I'm serious.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's. That's right.

[Nick Jurassi]

Like, I'm, like, right now mindset, right?

[Mike]

That's why I lose it. I lose the mindset of. We've come so far in this journey of, like, law enforcement. We see the war that these guys are going through. We're losing cops every day, every couple. And you're worried about my hat or my tie. Like why the are we wearing a tie? What job does require killing somebody unless you're in the mafia that you're wearing and die. Like it doesn't make sense.

[Nick Jurassi]

Doesn't make sense wearing a tie to the Mafia.

[Mike]

And those Philadelphia are the. Are the Pennsylvania State Patrol. They. Their summer uniform is a short sleeve shirt with a tie and no.

[Nick Jurassi]

I know dude.

[Mike]

No badge. A gray shirt with a tie, no badge and a hat.

[Nick Jurassi]

The short sleeve shirt.

[Mike]

Get out of here. What do you say? I asked the guy was he selling used 300 chryslers at the lot down there like short sl the time. Car salesman.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep, used car. And they can't take a joke. They can't get their balls broke at all, man. They're very sensitive.

[Mike]

I got a couple of them in my DMs that are very upset with me.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, yeah, with me.

[Mike]

But so tell us how you tell us why you're not a cop anymore and what you've done since and what you're doing. It's a pretty. I know you're the enemy of the city of Philly, but kind of why.

[Nick Jurassi]

Just the enemy of.

[Mike]

Yeah, tell us that story.

[Nick Jurassi]

I mean there's a. There's a lot to it. Do you have anything you want to preface there, Tyler?

[Mike]

How do you end up. Yeah, I like how you ended up with you. You talk about him. Tell us like why, why he's so hated.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, just go all the way back like when you were a new cop and then kind of like what we're talking about now when you saw, I.

[Nick Jurassi]

Mean dude, he wasn't. Yeah, he came after I, I was retired so. And we knew, we knew what he was. It was like 2016 and the, the culture of, of America at that time. Barack Obama was kind of still, still relevant. Trump had, had just, had just won. So people were still into that whole fucking like democratic socialism nonsense and Right.

[Host/Moderator]

So that was like the tail end of the real anti police movement that the Democrats had put into place around 2012 or 13.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right. So Barry, Barry really, he's a great divider. He very sneakily started a war against cops. Race relations went back like 30 years, man. Like the 90s was cool, dude. Like people were getting along. No one really get gave a about. You know, I could sit with a liberal, liberal could sit with me and, and get along and laugh and break each other's balls. And now it's just we can't get along with each other. But so Barry put this all in place. And not to mention kind of have to talk about this. He I guess subverted the, the real government with his own kind of shadow government. I mean he placed communists in every aspect of the government from the irs, the epa, which he really, really weaponized. EPA against farmers and, and everything that was truly American. And what made our, our, our country go from factories to the farmers. Technology. He just in placed all these communists in government roles where they really clamped down on American engineering and go get know how like completely stopped us. The, the agencies, well the companies that were left kind of went overseas. Right. Like we saw a ton of that. People were losing their jobs all through Obama and you know, trying to blame fucking Bush, which is hysterical. You know, Obama had eight years, you're still blaming Bush, you know, on his eighth year. So. And this is where you have to come in and it sounds like tinfoil hat shit, but it's 2026 and you know, our conspiracies are kind of all truths now. So Larry Krasner was a puppet and still is of George Soros. You guys know who George Soros is, right?

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, old George. So, so Krassner's a Soros plant?

[Nick Jurassi]

Oh yeah, dude. Krasner is the storrows poster child for the corrupt district attorney. So I mean, and kudos to stores bro. He got us sleeping at the wheel. He, he, you know, to undermine our criminal justice system and collapse our, our way of government. You know, he got it at the state and local level. Very smart man. The state and local level is where it affects everyday human beings. Obviously federal does on the bigger picture, but in the, in the micro, so the macro, it's a state and local governments and he was placing these radical district attorneys and Larry was the poster child throughout the country collapsing our criminal justice system, creating chaos. So you know, within, within chaos they thrive and they're able to collapse our old system and usher in this beautiful democratic socialism. It's got balloons and fucking party favors and it's democratic and it's going to work this time. So Larry Krasser comes in, his first act. Now our, our guy prior to him, Seth, Seth Williams was a district attorney end up going to federal prison for corruption. Seth actually prosecuted prisoners. Even though he got fucked up and went to jail for a couple years, he did his job. Before him was Lynn Abraham who was fantastic. Like we had real district attorneys who were part of the, the law enforcement and criminal justice system here. And you know, it worked out well man. Like the cops got the cops and the lawyers got the lawyer and District attorney did what he had to do. Larry comes in and just completely collapses the system. He fired 31 prosecutors. Some of them were fucking major heavy hitter homicide prosecutors that were scooped up from all over the country like they couldn't believe it. Like they're getting these. The best prosecutors in the fucking world. Some of them were in Philly and they, he got rid of them. Dude scooped them up. He put in all new people. He's like chief of staff isn't even an attorney. You know, she's like a secretary or some like that. Or sold bananas, I don't know. Might be Haitian with bananas and rice, whatever. Right? So this is, this is what I should. We had a very good candidate against him. I, I forget her name again. Another attorney, a prosecutor, great criminal record. Problem is, in Philadelphia and a lot of other, a lot of other states, people don't really correlate crime with district attorney. You think that'd be obvious, but it's not. So he comes in 2016 and the city just starts going downhill, man. Like he's sneaking in the court courtrooms himself and with stacks of cases. And he's going to where no one will be at front of a judge. And he's dismissing violent criminals, just getting rid of. Because Larry's philosophy is cops are criminals, criminals are innocent and victims are a nuisance. That's his philosophy and that's how he's. His whole tenure has been. So it's just mayhem now. So, you know, we're a couple years in the Larry Krasner. We're getting up to 2020. You know, I was retired, I've been in, in the security industry. And the guy I know I wasn't best friends with, I knew we played hockey on the same team together in the police league. Jimmy Connor was murdered. And I was already kind of looking at starting a political action committee to try to go after Krassner and get rid of him. And that was kind of the last straw when Jimmy was killed. And it's directly because of Krasner. So, you know, he asked me what I was up to, what I was doing. I started a political action committee, Protect our Police pac, which is to help get police officials and help. You know, I don't like the word groom, but to help get maybe retired cops into the political realm and help them get ready to run for office. That was, you know, one of our goals. Didn't actually get there, but we want to get police officials, police friendly officials elect at the state and local level. So proud. We raised almost 1.4 billion in the 2020 election. We were in 15 states. We. I endorsed like 120 candidates. I think 69 of them. So it was almost like a 60. Like a 67 success rate, which is a success. It was good. One of the things I'm most proud of, in New Hampshire, we're able to get enough state reps elected. They were going to try to take away qualified immunity, and they would have. If piece of liberal state reps would have got elected. And I threw a lot of money in there, and we got our guys elected. So we saved the qualified immunity for the cops up in New Hampshire. So really proud of that. I then came to Larry Krassner. So now, you know, we wanted some wins. We want to show people that, hey, listen, we're serious organization, even though we're new, but we got these wins. You know, I had governors calling me for. For my endorsement, like I was, you know, our organization was legit. I'm trying to think what so. All right, so I'm gonna get at. So we had 200, and I believe 260 people sought out my endorsement. You had a questionnaire, you know, the ones I. I whittled down who I was interested in. Then we would interview them. That's how, you know, we made our decisions. How many of you think. And I was nonpartisan. I wasn't a Republican, wasn't a Democrat. Nonpartisan law enforcement, you know, should not be a partisan issue. How many you think were Democrats that came to me for an endorsement out of the 269?

[Mike]

None.

[Host/Moderator]

None.

[Nick Jurassi]

Close one. One. And that's. That's the issue with today, man. Like law enforcement. It was never a bipartisan issue. We always agreed on law enforcement and just a small amount of radicals to hijack the Democratic Party. And especially in 2020, they were afraid to say law enforcement. Like, I had people come to me like, hey, I really want to help you out, but if they find out I'm donating to a police, I'll ruin my business. And I get it. And they're right in that.

[Mike]

Imagine that we're growing up as a kid, what we saw as kids and cops. And, you know, now it's accepted that half the country can just hate cops, just.

[Host/Moderator]

Just because, yeah, it's like law and order. We support law and order. And somehow we separated law enforcement officers from law and order. And like I said, that was that. I mean, we've talked about it before, Nick. That was that whole. It started with Trayvon Martin, even though that was not a police issue. And then it went on to Eric Brown, Eric Garner.

[Nick Jurassi]

Obama said, that could be my kid.

[Mike]

I pulled that. As soon as you said that, I go, I pulled up Trayvon Martin because he was murdered in. Right at 2012. And that's when it happened.

[Host/Moderator]

That started the, the. Like I said, they wanted to. They wanted to pit the community and the law enforcement against each other. And so that's when. That's when it started.

[Mike]

They used an off duty security guard and a black kid.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Mike]

To paint.

[Nick Jurassi]

Spanish guy, too. He was.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. Hispanic. Yeah, Hispanic.

[Jimmy]

His last name was Zimmerman.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And but that shows you, like you said at the beginning of the. The social media boom where they could take that and twist that into what it became. And then they just ran with it from there. Every time the police were involved in a. In a shooting, it was off we go.

[Host/Moderator]

Yep. And I remember watching that and I'm like, man, this is gonna be a bad week. This is gonna be a bad week when somebody died. Like in, in Baltimore, Maryland. The kid died.

[Mike]

Yeah, here it comes.

[Host/Moderator]

Everybody and their brother is going to talk back to you now. People aren't. Are going to resist you more. And then I remember seeing George Floyd and I was like, this is gonna be a huge problem. And immediately we started seeing the sheriffs and the chiefs making their own videos and they had no details whatsoever. And I was like, this is it. This was the. This is what they wanted. They got the full politicized, like, law enforcement that they wanted. Like, it was sickening to see the chiefs and sheriffs.

[Nick Jurassi]

All right.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah. The kneeling. But I'm talking like they were releasing videos condemning Eric Chauvin. They had no idea what happened. It was before anything was released.

[Mike]

The black box. The black box on the profile.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I can't breathe. Yeah, what a time. What a time, man. You can Google even locally, man. I can catch my local PD all on the knee out front, man.

[Nick Jurassi]

With no, this is that George. George Floyd hurt me, man. In my, my fundraising. I had a political consultant. I don't know what the he was thinking. He's apologizing me to stay. Could have ruined my life. Everything that was sent out was supposed to be approved by May 1st. And he sent out and a very hard Republican text campaign about George Floyd, you know, pretty much causes a death, drug use and blah, blah, blah, signed by me. And one of the people in there was a liberal fucking. And put that out. And that was kind of viral, dude. So it kind of. It kind of kept a few people away from donating. It hurt a little bit. I wrote the storm out and was able to correct. Correct the ship. I fired him and moved on, you know, because at that time, even though I believe Floyd killed himself, there's no reason for me to talk about it.

[Host/Moderator]

Mike, do you remember that when we were cops, like you couldn't even worth in the lunchroom in a break room that maybe George Floyd killed him. So that's how politicized it was.

[Mike]

You guys are a little worse. My. I'll be honest, my agency wasn't that bad about it. I'm in a really pretty conservative area. Yeah. The local PDF knelt down. We didn't. As deputies and we really. I'll be. And you know, I talk when I, When I want about the agency. We didn't buy in. It wasn't. It wasn't a thing where we were. You guys are much more political and obviously Disney and all that. But ours didn't. Which was nice. The, the community did. You know, there was, you know, there was. There were still Trayvon Martin signs up in the hood.

[Host/Moderator]

When.

[Mike]

Even when George Floyd happened. Like there was that attachment to Drayvon Martin and then George Floyd happened and obviously that kicked it up. But I, I will say our agency did a pretty good job of not buying into that. We didn't have any posts about it or sympathy garbage with it. Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Hey, Jimmy, as an outsider, completely not even really related to law enforcement at the time, when you saw George Floyd, what was like, you saw what everybody else in America saw. What was your first initial thought about it?

[Jimmy]

There was a lot of thoughts. Again, like, I looked at it as a guy who's going where somebody needs to take charge of this situation because it doesn't look like there's a plan and it doesn't look like anybody's in charge. We just have one guy, he's holding another guy down. We got other cops shooing people away like, where is it? Where is the adult supervision to come in and go, okay, hey, does this guy in custody? Okay, but that's what.

[Host/Moderator]

But when you initially saw it, that's what crossed through your mind?

[Jimmy]

When I initially saw it, yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Because I was a victim of the propaganda that you have to pick us up.

[Jimmy]

I. First of all, I was. I didn't believe anything that I saw. Like, I mean, like, you can look at stuff and go like, okay, well what am I missing? What context am I missing? Because a lot of times when we first got it, it was like, you know, 20 seconds and it's like, okay, that doesn't give me. So I'm going. I was very much still on the side of I wasn't. Jimmy hates cops at that point. I was like, hey, dude, like, I'm. There's got to be a good reason for this. There's got to be something I'm missing. But this is. I mean, like, I remember the first thing I said to my buddy Jim was, this is not a good look. No matter what it is, the optics of this are bad.

[Nick Jurassi]

So what you said there, Jimmy, was, is perfect.

[Mike]

Pitchfork.

[Nick Jurassi]

You said, that's my back, my ball scratch.

[Mike]

We're talking about George Floyd, and you pulled out a pitchfork. I was like, okay.

[Nick Jurassi]

Look at the curvature, man. It hugs my nut sack. Nice.

[Mike]

I see it.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'm 47. Hangs down a little bit. I can put it on there.

[Host/Moderator]

Jimmy looks like got a disco ball in his room. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So these. These lights behind me are sound activated.

[Nick Jurassi]

I was wondering what's going on back there.

[Jimmy]

When I talk, they light up. So this is what you do, Apparently.

[Nick Jurassi]

All right, so this is. Jimmy said something interesting there. He says, you know, where's the plan? Someone take charge? What's going on? Well, that was the plan. So he was in a state called delirium. And what Derek Chauvin was trained to do, his department was trained, was when someone is delirium, you need to hold them down for 10 minutes, because not only are they a danger to themselves, they're a danger to you and the public. And after 10 minutes, you have, like, 15 minutes to get them to the hospital or they're going to die. And that was the training. Hold them down 10 minutes, get them to the hospital, or they're going to die. And that's. That's what he did. That was the training.

[Host/Moderator]

I see Mike laughing because we go to this all the time, but we have to also talk about.

[Mike]

He did a really good job, too.

[Jimmy]

I was trying to stay frustrated.

[Mike]

It worked really well.

[Host/Moderator]

Well, he stayed down longer.

[Mike]

Hey, man, why get. Why get 10 minutes when you can get a lifetime, man?

[Host/Moderator]

The nothing.

[Jimmy]

Nothing beats a jet to holiday.

[Host/Moderator]

The restraint technique that they were taught. There's images in the. In the employee handbook. He verbatim did it.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, I mean, it looks. It's. The optics are terrible. Now. Me personally, I would have threw his ass in a wagon or the back of the car and just took him right to the hospital.

[Mike]

They had him. That's my point. My problem is they had him. Remember? They had him. He was, like, right in the car.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. I would have pulled over if he Was, you know, kicking. Pulled over a couple blocks away. Get me a wagon here. Toss him in a wagon and then get to the hospital. And that, you know, you want to de. Escalate and get the out of here or you're gonna be fighting in the entire neighborhood.

[Mike]

I know, I know we argue, we go back and forth, but everybody there was. Everybody beared some fault in that. Obviously being a drug addict, trying to pass fraud, fraudulent money doesn't. That's a bad.

[Nick Jurassi]

There was no. There was no criminal fault in any of them.

[Mike]

No, there was no.

[Nick Jurassi]

And the biggest tragedy. Tragedy was the cop had one day on a job, went to prison. That's a disgrace. Because of Biden and the media. He was tried in the court of public opinion.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

Shouldn't even went to jail. But those other cops never should have went to jail at all.

[Host/Moderator]

Sh.

[Mike]

Ever is my opinion. He shouldn't have been tried.

[Host/Moderator]

Ever heard Mike D, Your old co. Host, say that made any sense? The only thing was that what you just said, they should have shoved him in the car and gotten the out of there. But I think the issue is that, that, that, that doesn't work. Now here's go back and watch delirium in the car.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Mike]

He was 99 for a fact.

[Host/Moderator]

As a supervisor, somebody's going through excited delirium or anything or any type of medical condition, you have to pull them out of the car. If they die in the back seat, the first thing someone's gonna say is, why did you leave him in the car?

[Mike]

They had him in the car. He was not delirium. He was fighting. And all they had to do is shove him in the car like Nick said, drive them five blocks away around the corner, get him back out, no cameras, no people. That was there. That's the turning point of that event.

[Host/Moderator]

To my opinion, is the lady would have died in the car.

[Mike]

Less fault, less fault.

[Nick Jurassi]

That's when you spin it. Just keep addict Delirium.

[Mike]

Criminal dies in backseat of car. Great.

[Nick Jurassi]

You just keep a mic up and say, stop kicking the window in Mason's ass.

[Mike]

Watch out, there's a squirrel that just.

[Nick Jurassi]

Hit the road and you slam.

[Host/Moderator]

Drop the gun. Drop the gun.

[Mike]

It's unfortunate though, that, that, that kind of even that goes into what we just saw the last two ICE shootings. Things is there is everybody wants to make it black and white. Neither. I'll give you that. None of these are black and white. None of them are black and white. Nobody deserves to be convicted based on a video. And that's what we did. And I think we're handling it much better because obviously both of them were white, I think than the George Floyd one. If either of those ICE people that got shot by his were black, this place would be.

[Jimmy]

No, they were.

[Mike]

It probably wouldn't be.

[Jimmy]

One of them was Subaru American.

[Mike]

We probably wouldn't even be able to have conversation right now because the telephone poles would be down and all the Internet service would be out in the country, so.

[Jimmy]

But not lying.

[Mike]

It's not black and white. It's not. There is always some gray area in there and people take it too far. That's our whole problem with society is people are taking things too far. One side or the other. There's nobody left in the middle or.

[Host/Moderator]

They just have to. They feel like they have to pick a side and give their opinion sometimes, man. Police use of forces is just. Whoa, that looks like it sucks. I'm glad I have no involvement in that whatsoever. I'm gonna go live my life.

[Nick Jurassi]

People. People have no idea how hard it is to handcuff somebody that doesn't want to be handcuffed. And it's not like you got. You can have a scrawny little 100 pound 13 year old girl and it might take four cops a handcuffer because one, you're not trying to hurt her and two, it's hard to handcuff someone who doesn't want to be handcuffed. Especially when you're trying.

[Mike]

That's where you, that's where you just do what Tyler's shirt says and then it gets easier.

[Host/Moderator]

Distractionary.

[Mike]

Give us some distraction.

[Host/Moderator]

Antiherobroadcast.com merch store dude, we, we had.

[Nick Jurassi]

A little old lady, she was like 90 and we were all circling her and we didn't want to get near because she was nasty. And my sergeant was like wrong with you guys walked up to her and she kicked them right in the balls and dropped them. One of the funniest things I ever saw. So you learn your lesson. You should know better than that.

[Mike]

One of the best punches I ever took was from a 100 pound crackhead female dude. She's got stuck me. I was like, all right, that was good. He got me. That was, that was a good one. Because you don't expect it.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, what happened to her after that?

[Mike]

No, nothing. Calmly taken to jail.

[Host/Moderator]

Nothing. Don't ask, don't ask.

[Mike]

Nothing, Nothing. Everything went smooth after that before the body does.

[Nick Jurassi]

So I'm gonna play this because I.

[Host/Moderator]

Want, I wanna, I want everybody to hear Krasner's opinion of you to do a little research on Nick Jurassi.

[Nick Jurassi]

G E R A C E. Why don't you look for his ethical violations?

[Host/Moderator]

George Floyd was responsible for his own death.

[Jimmy]

Death.

[Host/Moderator]

That.

[Mike]

Damn. They got you on the beaches tomorrow. The problem is that that's on the beach.

[Host/Moderator]

I tried using as many awful pictures as Nick as possible.

[Mike]

Oh, I thought. Oh, you did that?

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, I made that.

[Mike]

Oh, I thought they did that. I thought that was. Oh, okay.

[Host/Moderator]

Nick sent them all to me. I was like, dude, send me some photos. I'm gonna play on the fact that Krasner calls you despicable. And he sent me the worst. Him with a bunch of money.

[Nick Jurassi]

In a bikini, cross dressing.

[Mike]

That was you in a bikini. I saw that.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Excellent.

[Nick Jurassi]

I was in Cancun, man. We won. We just. I just switch the. The chick took my bathing suit and I took hers. We won the competition.

[Jimmy]

Nice.

[Nick Jurassi]

Cancun was a good time, man.

[Host/Moderator]

So Krat. So you. I'm gonna. I don't want to forget. So this is a billboard that you had funded with your donations. Right.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right. I put these billboards all over Philadelphia. It was Firecraiser.com which led to a website wall, the crime statistics. That was a digital billboard. I had some static. So when I took that picture. You know, when you take a picture of a screen with a phone.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

The flashing doesn't always pick up, so you can't get all the numbers on it. But yeah, he really hated me for that one.

[Host/Moderator]

So. And you. You. When we. Not when we first met, but the. Like one of the first initial times we talked about Krasner, you were like, he is a serial killer by proxy. He's got 70 bodies under his belt because of all the people that he's let out. And then murder.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. So I'll. I'll give you. I have a couple examples written down here. So one is a Razik Bumpus. Multiple domestic violence ag assault arrests throughout his life. And his current girlfriend at the time, I believe this is 2020, had two domestic violence incidents. And the first one, she. She didn't show up. They made up. You know, the way that is. But you don't need the victim in a domestic violence to show up because the state is actual. Becomes a complaint for the victim because a lot of times they're coerced, they're afraid. So. So the state plays.

[Mike]

Cops don't know that either. A lot of cops let that play into their decision to make an arrest, which are morons. I Don't care if the victim doesn't want to cooperate or not. If you need to get a piece of off the street, you take them to jail.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right? Yeah, it's we. We become the complainant and we stand up the job. Correct. So Krasner again refused to. To lock this guy up and like drop the charges. Said there wasn't. Wasn't enough there. He wanted more evidence. Happened again, like a couple weeks later. This time, I believe she wanted to get him locked up. And again, Krasner, there was enough evidence, again, just enough where the cop could have stood him up, stood the job up. You should have arrested him. The cop can do the job. But you even had the victim at this time getting a pfa, wanting him to be arrested. And Krazner's like, no, I want to get a cell phone ping to prove that he was there and some other. Which you don't need. You do that in court. That's what court's for.

[Mike]

That's beyond a reasonable doubt. Probable cause is already established. You put him in jail, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

So two weeks later he shoots and kills her. And she was pregnant. So he got it. He got a two piece for that one.

[Host/Moderator]

Did he get two and a stat sheet or just one?

[Nick Jurassi]

Two. It's a two piece, dude.

[Mike]

So the only time the Democrats consider a baby.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. Yeah. Isn't that funny?

[Mike]

Yeah, that's the only time you can kill it. If you take it to the abortion clinic. But before, if it's a murder, then it counts.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep. Yeah. So if you're on your way to abortion clinic and you get murdered, you get hit with two piece. If you would have waited an hour, you only get hit with one.

[Host/Moderator]

What's the deal with that fat Philly sheriff, that is. Mike was sharing in the stories.

[Mike]

Popular all over the big pages are running that. I ran it a month ago. I want my fucking credit.

[Nick Jurassi]

A racist piece of her entire career. She was with Philly pd Could have been fired multiple times, got her job back. Everything's racist. She's the victim. She ends up going to the sheriff's office, embezzling money. All allegedly. All this is allegedly. There's all kinds of crimes that she can allegedly be charged with. It's. Dude, it's insane. It's only a matter of time.

[Mike]

And now she barely speaks English, dude.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Philadelphia. She can't even say the word.

[Nick Jurassi]

Did you see the recruiting video she just put out?

[Host/Moderator]

Mike, Mike, can you. Can you get that in here? I actually want to touch upon that.

[Nick Jurassi]

Embarrassing.

[Mike]

Dude, it's only been sent to me like, 47, 000 times.

[Host/Moderator]

I know. I'm that guy. Hey, Mike, have you seen this? He's like, it's in my stories.

[Mike]

Well, I'm mad because I posted it over a month ago, and now that's coming around.

[Host/Moderator]

Get the one with the. Get the one with the bikes. All right, I'm a. I'm a.

[Nick Jurassi]

We have a union, right? The fop. So the African American cops had their own union called the Guardian Civic League, which she was a president of for a very long time.

[Mike]

Well, yeah, this is it. All right, here we go.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, so this recruiting video.

[Nick Jurassi]

Hold on, hold on.

[Mike]

I still got to send it and all that.

[Host/Moderator]

No, no, we'll watch it. But this recruiter, all fat. Okay, I'm just gonna be honest with you. The one I saw, all fat black women, right, dancing around fat black women, right? And you got your little. Your little white cop cucks, your white male cop cucks riding around, and, dude, it looks demonic. It looks like they are being praised, encircled by these white male cuck cops while they're all fat and dancing in the middle. Oh, it's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in my life.

[Nick Jurassi]

Dude, they got the Chinese fans and.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, what the.

[Mike]

Who.

[Jimmy]

Who could.

[Host/Moderator]

Who would see that video and go, I quit. I quit. This fat is dancing around with her fat. It's. The problem is. Is that it is a thing. It's a thing. Why is there all fat black females in there? Why are all the guys circling like little cucks? White males? You're telling me that's not on purpose? It's not a race thing until they make it a race thing.

[Mike]

All right, there you go.

[Nick Jurassi]

He's a racist, dude.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Nick Jurassi]

She's a racist, bro.

[Mike]

Send it.

[Host/Moderator]

You got it?

[Mike]

Yep.

[Jimmy]

You ready?

[Mike]

F.

[Jimmy]

Dude, I legitimately thought the ground was cracking.

[Mike]

Even the cop thing is black.

[Nick Jurassi]

Why the do they need.

[Mike]

Yeah, they're jailers.

[Nick Jurassi]

Prison transporters.

[Mike]

Yeah, they're jailers. They have no arrest powers.

[Host/Moderator]

No, they need them for the video. They need their white male cucks.

[Mike]

They need to show the token white guys the token.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'm kind of.

[Host/Moderator]

What's that guy's name that we always.

[Nick Jurassi]

Gary said a recruiting video for his epic.

[Mike]

Yeah, that. That is Philadelphia sheriff's office that you're watching.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep.

[Host/Moderator]

That's sick.

[Mike]

Which she threatened to arrest Ice. They don't even have arrest powers.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, they don't, dude.

[Mike]

They can't arrest anybody.

[Nick Jurassi]

So she's poked a bear and brought attention on herself. I fully expect an actual investigation to get started on her. It's only a matter of time now.

[Host/Moderator]

What's gonna.

[Jimmy]

Maybe it was already coming.

[Nick Jurassi]

She. She's got friends in high places, dude, that's been protecting her for a long time.

[Host/Moderator]

I know. That's what I'm saying.

[Mike]

They finally got the girl in D.C. the D.C. she had to go. This lady needs to go. But you. Part of my episode today that comes out in 10 minutes on my Cottville page is about Di and all this. You almost can't accuse a minority of breaking the law at that high level. You're putting your entire career and life on the line to even make that complaint against her. You're done. You're in an all Democrat area. You're. You're hooked. If you bring that complaint forward that almost has. It's got to come from outside. It's got to come from the feds or an outsized entity because you are a racist. And. And absolutely done. When you bring that complaint forward. It's impossible that you can't do that. There's nothing you can do. And that. That is the problem when you get to calling everybody a racist and you get to calling everybody, you know, oh, you're anti black, you're racist, you're. You hate. You know, you have to have some law and order in the middle there. You can't chalk everyone up.

[Nick Jurassi]

You.

[Mike]

She's. The DC chick was absolutely cooking the books. Black and white on paper, but you can't say anything to her. This lady cooking the books, but you can't do anything about it. And she just gets away with it. And then we've become so scared to say anything that. That this happens. So.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep.

[Jimmy]

So I would back to.

[Nick Jurassi]

Back to the Larry Krasner with the video you just played. He was talking about me on that one. Did you play that video or did you turn that off?

[Mike]

We played it.

[Nick Jurassi]

You played it, Right.

[Host/Moderator]

The rest of it was just us.

[Nick Jurassi]

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's right. Yeah. It wasn't his video. So I. I was. Jim Jordan came here with the House Judiciary Committee on Violence and the radical district attorneys. So I was set to testify the next day against Krasner. So that's why he was talking about me. And the ethics violation was for my political action committee, which I've never ran before. I've never done a political action committee. So I took an extra day to make sure all my paperwork was correct. You know, with the donations. I got paid out like that. You know, everything's Tracked for every dollar dollar in, every dollar out. So I was a day late filing my paperwork. That's it. That was my ethics violation. Meanwhile, he was criminally violating ethics. It's against the law to. To work and coordinate with a political action committee. And you can actually see Krasner with Sean King, who's head of the Real Justice Pact that Soros funds. Well funded. They're coordinating events and fundraising. Illegal. Criminally illegal. Not only that, criminally illegal, because the Real Justice PAC was paying Krasner's campaign staff criminal. That's illegal. So his ethics violation really trumped mine. But you won't hear about it. You know, he got hit with a fine. I got. I had to pay 30, 000 for being a couple days late. I think he had to pay like 80, 000 or some like that because there's no teeth. They wouldn't do anything against him. He criminally violated the law. And he. And he just does it repeatedly. He owed taxes, back taxes, in fact, from like 2011. He hasn't paid his taxes. Someone just paid it off for him. An anonymous donor, apparently illegally.

[Host/Moderator]

That's crazy. Is he. You know what? I would. Is he on the Soros? Has any.

[Mike]

Or.

[Host/Moderator]

The Soros, the Epstein at list at all? Has anybody found.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, he's. Dude, that guy's a. He wasn't big enough when I was.

[Host/Moderator]

Gonna say he's not cool enough to be.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, yeah, he wasn't. He wasn't a player yet, dude. He was just running around, hoping, helping out. Little social justice nonsenses, you know, he was an attorney. He's a dude. But yeah, he's definitely a serial killer by proxy. He's got 72 bodies on him. Like the one I just told you that female. This one really bothered me. Josephus Davis. So he's in. He's in jail. He carjacks an Uber driver, pointy gun, pistol whips him and robs.

[Host/Moderator]

Wait, what's his name?

[Nick Jurassi]

Josephus Davis.

[Host/Moderator]

Mike, you want to play a game?

[Mike]

Black.

[Jimmy]

As soon as you said it, dude.

[Mike]

Go ahead.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, keep going.

[Nick Jurassi]

All right, so what was that? So pistol whips of carjacks, Uber pointed gun, gets arrested, then he assaults a prison guard. Ag assault. Okay, so this is all in 2019. So been the court a couple times. It got continued. Krasner lowers the. The first car carjacking bow from a hundred thousand to 20,000. So that's only. You only need to put up 10%. Okay. Now, the AG assault against the prison guard was set at 200,000 he lowered it to 12,000. So this violent criminal and his rap sheets really far. Violent, violent criminal. Right. Pistol whipped the Uber driver, carjacked, kidnapped him. Point a gun, gets out of jail for $3,200. How long do you think it took him after he was released? December of 2019, I think. December 28th or 29th. How long until he killed somebody?

[Host/Moderator]

Two days.

[Nick Jurassi]

Two weeks.

[Host/Moderator]

Two weeks?

[Nick Jurassi]

Two weeks. So a temple student, Milan Lancar. Mike, you don't guess. Race? No.

[Host/Moderator]

Indian.

[Nick Jurassi]

That one did do it. I think he's Italian.

[Host/Moderator]

Mulan was a Japanese princess.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, whatever, Japanese. Anyway, so Milan, walking his dog, he just graduated from temple the year prior, and this animal comes up to him, robs him, and just shoots him square in the chest for no reason. So they found him clutching his dog, you know, holding onto the leash, dead in the alleyway.

[Host/Moderator]

That's another no reason other than he's a monster.

[Nick Jurassi]

No other reason, dude. And he just. That's it, dude. Larry Krasner is another body under his belt. I'm convinced he's a serial killer. Dude. I have either. 72 people would be alive today if Krasner was not a district attorney. I don't understand how it doesn't bother people. It's staggering. So this is.

[Host/Moderator]

They haven't been victimized by Philly.

[Nick Jurassi]

Exactly. I. I can't wait for Krasner to be a victim on his end of justice. I really. It's common. So the guy who killed Jimmy. Jimmy. Corporal Jimmy o'. Connor. Right. I knew him, played hockey with him. Everyone loved Jimmy. Jimmy was like one of those dudes, great cop, walked in a room. Everyone liked Jimmy, you know, beautiful family. So the guy that killed him was a juvenile. 2016, 2017, 2018. Multiple poids with possession with intent to deliver. VUFA violation, Uniform Firearm act, automatic five years. You know, so gun, gun and drugs. He's a major drug dealer. Nothing happens to him. He becomes an adult. Gets locked up February 16, 2020, for quid and gun, again, released. Gets let out February 9, locked up again, different job. Right? Different job, same thing. New gun, new drug charges. All right, so fast forward, for whatever reason, Krassner didn't hold him. You know, posted low bow. March comes around. There's now a warrant for him to. To get arrested. That's when SWAT's going to serve it. And he shoots through the wall, hits Jimmy in his. In his shoulder because he's coming up the steps. Shoots through wall. It goes under his vest, right into the heart. Kills him. And yeah, again, there's another. This is a cop. You know who, he hates cops. Krasner hates cops. So he's got a cop under his belt. Now if he would have held him, a extremely violent individual like him should have been held. The first arrest of February 6, maybe the next arrest three days later for a different gun and more drugs would be a hit to keep him. And this is, this is. He's a menace to society, dude. And there's what I give you four cases. There's 60 other bodies. I can go over and explain it to you. There's one guy that he just let out, hasn't killed anybody yet. Well, he did. He killed someone in 1989, did 60 months, got out, killed someone in 2011, got out in 2018. Right.

[Host/Moderator]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. How long before, how long was he out before he killed somebody else?

[Nick Jurassi]

Not in 2001, it wasn't long. It wasn't long. So he's out again. He gets, he gets pulled over for a red light. Okay. Around a red light in there. Now he's a two time felon. He's. They find drugs again, possession with intent to deliver a firearm. Right? All kinds of felonies. Unlicensed. Couldn't carry one because he's a felon. So you know, and again a voofer. All that. So he's held, believe it or not. They go to try him. They. Why do you think he was let off? You'll never get this one. I'm not even citing the case law, but I'll just make it simple for everybody. He had a hearing prior to his criminal hearing in traffic court for the red light. So Krasner's argument was if we try him now for the guns and the drugs, it'll fall under double jeopardy. So they let him go. No lie.

[Host/Moderator]

Wow.

[Nick Jurassi]

This guy murdered two people who has guns and drugs. He's a fucking major drug dealer. Just let go because of a fucking red light ticket and double jeopardy. Just nonsense.

[Mike]

And if you, if you take that. So That's Philadelphia. There's 70 cases in one city. You can sprinkle that 72. You can sprinkle that all the way here down to Little Oviro Beach. And it happens every week at the, at this level at the local state attorney office. That's what we call it where people are not held, they're let out. Cases are dropped for just. Non.

[Nick Jurassi]

Hold on, Mike.

[Mike]

Good.

[Nick Jurassi]

So I got, I got more for you. So the, the. Right. The George Floyd riots, remember? Remember? So there was 2000 arrests for rioters and looters. You know what Krasner did with those 2000s arrest?

[Host/Moderator]

Let him go.

[Nick Jurassi]

Wave of his scepter. Expunged, charges dropped. But guess who did get locked up during that? Couple cops. He poured over thousands of hours of video looking for police officers. Wanted one. A Joe Bologna. Again. Everyone loves him. I worked with Joe. Joe's a great guy. Another pies on. And Joe's really him too. I love it. They locked Joe up. He was affected. An arrest. Someone tried to break him through. Push Joe. Joe hit the guy in the meaty part of his arm. Right, right here.

[Mike]

Distraction.

[Nick Jurassi]

Krasner tried to say he hit him in the head. He fabricated evidence. He lied against him, locked Joe up. The judge went in front of judge judges, like, you're kidding me. I'm throwing this out. Literally, like told the prosecutor, you should be ashamed of yourself. Tried him again, lost again. So now George Paquetto, who's a big time lawyer in Philly, who actually worked for Trump, he wrote the brief for his first criminal hearing, his constitutional brief. Great guy, George Becketto. He taken on Krassner, found out that Krassner interrogated Bologna. Right? So he argued that. Well, now that he stepped outside of his role as the, as the district attorney and stepped in a role as a detective, he loses his qualified immunity. And the judge agreed. So at least this way on the civil suit, Krazner's gonna around and find out baloney got found not guilty. There's other dude, I can give you dozens of cops where he fabricated evidence, held exculpatory evidence. The guy's a criminal, dude, I don't know who he has, who's protecting him. Dude, I don't understand why the Fed's ain't going against them.

[Host/Moderator]

It's Soros, that black rock we always talk about.

[Nick Jurassi]

And dude, I had, I. I had Soros come after me. I had a ass. Chris Brennan, fat from The Inquirer, wrote 16 articles about me, pretty much insinuating that I was embezzling money. I had enough to write. I talked to a lawyer about slander. I could sue me, but we win. But then my whole life would be in discovery. My phone would, you know, I can't have that. So I, I let it go. Truth, though. 16 articles about me trying to say I'm stealing money. And again, every dollar I took for that is accounted for. One sentence about Krasner and his shady ass dealing with, with George Soros and real justice pack. Only one sentence. That's it. Dude, I had Sean King Talco Max, the white guy who thinks he's black, who runs a real justice pack in my inbox, chirping at me, too. He is.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, guys, we're gonna take a quick commercial break. We'll be right back. And we're gonna figure out what Nick is doing, how. How your political run kind of not ended. But, you know, we're. We're where it ended at until now, your future plans. And I'm gonna take a lot of.

[Nick Jurassi]

Steroids and get into porn. And then.

[Mike]

And.

[Jimmy]

And we're gonna just. And then we're gonna discuss how Philly has become Gotham City. And you guys need Batman.

[Host/Moderator]

Yep. All that and more when we return. Over a century ago, in 1910, the Flexner Report, funded by John D. Rockefeller and the Carnegie foundation, re.

[Nick Jurassi]

Engineered medical education.

[Host/Moderator]

Education from a holistic whole body approach, which appropriately treated the body as an interconnected system, to a compartmentalized approach under the guide.

[Mike]

That didn't work.

[Jimmy]

That did not work. Okay, we're. We're back.

[Nick Jurassi]

What happened?

[Mike]

How did. I don't know.

[Nick Jurassi]

Glad you guys didn't check me jerking off. I thought it was Lewis.

[Jimmy]

It was Louis.

[Mike]

No, we can't blame Lewis. Lewis isn't even working.

[Jimmy]

Wow. Okay. Well, do we need to play that again?

[Mike]

I don't know. We can. Tyler's the only one that can hit that button.

[Nick Jurassi]

Tyler?

[Mike]

Yeah, it wasn't.

[Jimmy]

Justin.

[Mike]

Justin, you don't have the main menu. You can't push that ad again.

[Nick Jurassi]

Come on, Justin, it's not that.

[Mike]

Whoever's logged in first.

[Nick Jurassi]

Well, Jimmy, you brought that up. So I. My first. I was on Fox News a lot. I was unpaid Fox News contributor. And the first time I had to go on, dude, I was terrified. You know, I'm doing a live hit. Live hit on Fox and Friends. I've never done one before. And I was sitting there, like, contemplating, like, should I just shut the laptop and said, technical difficulties. You know what I mean? Like, but I did it, dude. And, yeah, I did pretty good, I think, for the first time. But I use that line, said, Philly's. Philly's Gotham City without Batman. And that made the.

[Jimmy]

It's.

[Nick Jurassi]

That made the newspapers in Fox News. It was a good line.

[Jimmy]

I'm sitting here like, I'm.

[Host/Moderator]

I'm.

[Jimmy]

I'm literally like. Because I'm not a cop, man. Like, I can't talk cop stuff. I mean, you and me have talked, and we had a great time talking, but, like, I'm listening to this stuff, and I'm. I'm I'm almost like a spectator and I'm just like. It's blowing my mind because I'm just like, what? What the dude? Like at what point did we just go like, if Philly's a lost cause, man.

[Host/Moderator]

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[Jimmy]

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[Host/Moderator]

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[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, it's my favorite goon tape.

[Host/Moderator]

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[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

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[Nick Jurassi]

Can I make a suggestion for a slogan for goon tape? You can put it on your Glock or your works white dude.

[Jimmy]

That's been in the chat. So, I mean, like, I think that was a Clint. Clint said pretty much the exact same thing. And I mean, like, what's really lost on me is that, like, I try to emphasize if it gets wet, and I don't mean like this way. I mean, like, pulling the trigger, like wet work.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right?

[Jimmy]

Because that's the way they kind of.

[Host/Moderator]

Write it like that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. Well, I. Yeah, yeah. It's more like, you know, like, pew, pew, pew, pew. And, you know.

[Nick Jurassi]

And you should be doing it this way, Jimmy, not that way.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, exactly. Well, I. I mean, like, normally if I'm doing it that way, I try.

[Nick Jurassi]

To use more than one.

[Host/Moderator]

Yes, a gross. Anyways, back to Philly.

[Jimmy]

Look at Mike. Mike. I don't want to hear it.

[Nick Jurassi]

Tune a tank and wanting to stink. That.

[Jimmy]

That's the. That's the other side of the dollar menu.

[Host/Moderator]

So, Nick, your podcast, when did you start it?

[Nick Jurassi]

A year and a half ago.

[Host/Moderator]

And mainly, why did you start it?

[Nick Jurassi]

Because I want to get rich and famous, dude. Why the else?

[Host/Moderator]

How's that going?

[Nick Jurassi]

It's not going well at all, dude. I've never been more broke in my life.

[Mike]

You should buy some dogecoin too, man, while you're at it.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right.

[Host/Moderator]

Nick was. He's. He's looking up. He's changing up how he does his podcast and, like, some production things. I was sending him some things that I think, you know, just. I think he needs. He's like, yeah, I'll get it later.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, he's like dollars worth of equipment. He's just, go, here, go get this $4,000 worth of equipment. I see. I'll stick with my phone.

[Host/Moderator]

I was like, hey, are you gonna have a mic and a camera by the time we do the podcast? He's like, yep.

[Nick Jurassi]

Well, my defense, we had a blizzard and Comcast was supposed to come out and install my modem, which got pushed back because the city of Philadelphia fumbled the ball. You should. It looks like it just snowed yesterday. 11 days, dude. It's like a winter apocalypse up here still.

[Host/Moderator]

So you started your podcast, but. And already. Why did you start a podcast for real?

[Nick Jurassi]

So I had this idea of cop and a criminal coming Together, two different sides of the coin. Humanize the badge, tell some good stories. And, you know, I met my partner at the time. We hooked up, it was going pretty good. We linked up. I'm an old man, dude. You say that every now and then. You know, things happen. Dude. He wanted to go his way, I went my way, you know, kind of revamping, doing my own thing. Got some goon tape. This is what it is, man. But you caught.

[Mike]

You caught a lot of flack over him as a partner, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

I did. I did. You know, and I thought it was.

[Host/Moderator]

I thought the concept was genius. I think the only thing that, like, Mike can do it with Jay, because, you know, it's. It's a cop and a criminal. You. Your criminal aspect was also a police officer. And I remember there being some pushback about that. Like, cops being a little too copish for me and being like, there's no way we could support, like, even Nick. If Nick goes, dude, you're being gay about it. That means you're really. Nick is 100%, like, blue line, like, in his blood. I know he is. And even, like, dudes were like. Like. Remember when we were trying to, like, go do something at the. Was it the fop? And they wouldn't work with him, which, I mean, I get it.

[Nick Jurassi]

I. I get it, dude. Yeah, I took a lot of flack. But listen, he did his time. You know, he's a nice guy, dude. He's very likable. I like Mike. You know, there's no animosity between me and him. Things didn't work out. He wanted to do something different. I'm staying. I'm staying the course. I have some other things in the works right now. You know, I'm gonna revamp and do my podcast through Streamyard right now. I might go back to a studio. I don't know. We'll see how it goes. But I kind of like the way this format's working, and Mike was the one. It's like, we're not doing it this way. We're not gonna sit here and be in different rooms and do it virtually. And we need to be in a studio and listen for what we were doing. He was right. But I think for what I want to do, I like the way this works out. We still put on a good show. You can get a lot of good content. You don't need to be in the same room. And eventually, where I'm at in my basement, I'm gonna make it into a studio. I will have some live Guests come in too. So that's the game plan.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah. I mean, you really don't. I think the conversation flows better naturally when people are in the same room.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, of course.

[Host/Moderator]

Which can help the content be better. But at the end of the day, I don't know of anybody. I was the same way and I still am. I. I.

[Nick Jurassi]

No in person's great, dude, but this is. I mean, again, I was traveling an hour and a half. Let me tell you. Marvin from Bravery Studios. Anyone in New Jersey, Philadelphia, New York area should definitely think about podcasts. Go to Bravery Studios. I can't say enough about Marvin. No one's going to beat his prices either. I mean, from soup to nuts. He'll hook you the up. You won't beat his price. He's such a great guy. He really is. But I can get so much more done doing it myself. I can put out way more episodes. There's other ideas that I can do. I don't have to wait for studio time. I'm not traveling three hours round trip, you know what I mean? And most of my people I'm talking to are down here anyway, so. Yeah, you are right. Four hours or some like that.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Wait, what?

[Mike]

Yeah, traveling.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that. Like I said, man. I thought you said Mike was four hours from you. But Mike brought up a good point. You know, when we. We have business meetings and stuff all the time and he's like that. Who's that? Who's that Jew Mike that. That streams. Ro Ross. Aiden Ross, was it? Aiden Ross Creations streams from his bedroom with people.

[Mike]

Billions of streams, dude.

[Host/Moderator]

Millions. And it's like. That really does debunk the argument. If your content's good enough, does it have to be? And there's just. There's certain things that we do on this broadcast, our flagship ones that, you know, we, me and Mike, like to be in person, but you know, to do five days a week, it's just. Even if you had a million dollars to pay everybody, it's a lot of.

[Mike]

Traveling if you're not smoking a cigar with three dudes on a couch. Your podcast sucks.

[Nick Jurassi]

Smoking what?

[Mike]

Cigars, man.

[Nick Jurassi]

Okay.

[Mike]

It's the only way it works.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, as long as you're not smoking.

[Mike]

Hey, so you never. You never know.

[Host/Moderator]

Mike, you've never been here when Nick has given his opinion on your co host for Hot Topic, Dominic Izzo.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, I've heard it. I know how he feels. I love it. Go ahead. I love this.

[Nick Jurassi]

Listen, especially everything that's going on Now I don't know Dominic Izzo personally. His hot take of shooting cops is asinine, stupid, irresponsible, and a total blow hard douchebag move. And now we're seeing it come to life with the ice. So again, everything's. Everything's reality is perception, right? And yeah. Yeah, perception is reality. So these people, their reality.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, yo, don't try to. Don't try to talk a dollar with that 25 cent mouth, Nick.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right on you I it up just now.

[Mike]

You know it was clipped. You know that was clipped by. That was another clip expert clipping job by Tyler. But I look at it like obviously him and I don't agree on a lot of the stuff, but that's kind of like what you did with Mike Dow. Bringing him in is where people. This guy. But I think it's good to bring people to the conversation. And that's. That's. That's what I like about the show.

[Nick Jurassi]

I can't get on board saying shoot Cops, dude.

[Mike]

He didn't. I know, but Tyler takes that. That was clipped a certain way. That was clipped to be what it was and he. He changes course a lot. Dominic does back this that, you know.

[Nick Jurassi]

I know what he's doing, dude.

[Mike]

What he's on right now. He's on something right now pretty good. He's on some. With this Epstein stuff that I really. I can get behind him and I are going to talk about it tonight, but I can really get behind the. This conspiracy and why. Why it came out when it did. What's that?

[Host/Moderator]

The human trafficking thing.

[Mike]

That. And not only that, but like I think Epstein was a plant. I don't think he was that powerful. I don't think he was that smart. If you watch his deposition. Yeah, he's a moron.

[Nick Jurassi]

I mean this is. This has been out there for a while. This ain't. I don't think.

[Mike]

And here's the other thing they collude the. The files with. It's such a good plan, man. The way they did this. You got like Dan Blizzard in there, right? Bazerian. Dan Bazerian. Yeah. But every picture that got released of. Of him in the Epstein file, he posted on his own social media.

[Nick Jurassi]

That's another thing like that.

[Mike]

Let's. Yeah, let's suck some people in and just make it look like it's everybody. Then you get these guys going. This is all I put. And it could. It starts to bring discredit. So the real people. The other thing to me, who the. Why have none of these people Been interviewed. Like, if you knew of a child sex ring and there was people involved, like celebrity, why aren't they getting waterboarded right now to tell the truth about what the happened to these poor kids, if this was that, you know what I'm saying? It's all so up. What's going on. It's all crazy. Yeah, it's all crazy, dude.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I. I posted something on my story that. From a, A. The gentleman who claims to be a former FBI guy. And I mean, like, he, he made some really great points about how like, you know, you know how you. You completely, you know, dismantle all this. You release just enough information and a lot of it, but you don't have any real meat. All the meat's gone. And so you'll never see a prosecution. And the only thing that we know for sure is that probably everybody's involved. That's what we know for sure.

[Nick Jurassi]

And it.

[Jimmy]

It's sickening, man.

[Mike]

It. I mean, it is.

[Nick Jurassi]

It is coming to testify now.

[Mike]

Oh yeah. Interesting.

[Jimmy]

All of this. All of this is.

[Mike]

Is I like the newest conspiracy that Joe Biden died in 2019.

[Host/Moderator]

I saw that.

[Jimmy]

That's not new. I've heard about that for a year.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's coming back around. Yeah, he died in 2019. They got the pictures, the old jawlines different and everything.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, it's coming back. It's. That conspiracy is coming back around.

[Mike]

AI is the end of us AI.

[Host/Moderator]

Like that. And then it takes away from like when you're like, dude, there's. Okay, that's not true. You have to go back and go, but. But the Epstein stuff is true.

[Nick Jurassi]

And listen, look at all of us that said the election was rigged. How. How bad they bash people. And you're a bunch of idiots. And conspiracy. There's no evidence. And why wasn't it court? And if someone took the time to listen, the only reason why there wasn't any hearings on it, because when it was brought to court, the procedure was denied. It had nothing to do with evidence on some of the big court. It was about procedure.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was in charge.

[Nick Jurassi]

Exactly. It wasn't about the evidence. And you know, and now you're starting to see come to fruition. I really do believe Maduro is. Is going to talk about Dominion machines because they were out of Venezuela. Who was the. The Dominion machines, I believe.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. That was one of the things that I talked about when we went and snatched him.

[Mike]

Yeah, think about that. You bought. You steal the election. The new regime comes in, they block every Court hearing of any type of hearing that can actually bring it to court. It buys you four more years. You lose. And now it's like, it's been four years. Because I know in Atlanta, they just seized a bunch of the documents in Atlanta to go back and look at all the. All the collusion in the 2020 election. It's like. But it's been so long. Same thing they did with Epstein. Just drag it out, drag it out, drag it out. Boom.

[Host/Moderator]

Would you. Do you guys remember what after January 6th happened? Because you were a piece of. If you Even thought about January 6th not being what it was portrayed as. Do you guys remember when it came out that the amount of law enforcement that was denied by Hillary Clinton, because here we go with our tinfoil hats, they wanted this, and it didn't. January 6th was supposed to be a burn it to the ground insurrection, and it wasn't. It was a peaceful walk through. And they were like, well, this is what we got. We're gonna run with it. But they denied law. Law enforcement was like, dude, we need more cops. You are.

[Nick Jurassi]

And National Guard.

[Host/Moderator]

And they denied it all because guess what? They wanted it to happen, but they wanted it to be burned to the ground. They wanted a real insurrection. And it didn't happen that way.

[Mike]

They opened the doors.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, yeah, that. That point right there, Mike. They opened the doors.

[Nick Jurassi]

Did you see him, like, ushering people in?

[Mike]

Several agents under. Federal agents in plain clothes were standing there, like, helping, like, come on, dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

You got the idiot with the bullhorns getting a tour. Yeah. This is the room where we do that. Please be respectful. And guys go, yeah, yeah, I will. And this is where. This is like, he's walking around.

[Host/Moderator]

Insurance.

[Nick Jurassi]

What we're watching today is a real insurrection. It's funded, it's planned. You know, I saw Green Beret talking about the insurgency that's going on in Minnesota because it's exactly the way we would do it in a foreign country. You know, they got a well funded. It's it. They have leadership. You know, there's. There's militias, there's scouts, there's recon. And he goes, it's a well organized op going on right now up in Minnesota. That's okay.

[Mike]

And then you have politician points, citizen checkpoints, blocking ice. They're setting up their own checkpoint. I would, too. I like, you call me liberal. I would. I'd bring a semi through there at 90 miles an hour with a snowplow. And then what I saw was a real. I saw a funny one. I saw A funny one yesterday. What ICE is doing now is they're. They know the people are watching. So they're bringing like three or four decoy vehicles and they're doing roundabouts and they're going like 30 miles an hour real fast around these roundabouts. They're cutting off and they're coming right back. And then there's an operation going on like five blocks away that's really happening. And they're getting all the whistle rate, whistle victims to come running to their little circus and then they're hitting the house. So I think it's great.

[Nick Jurassi]

Like, dude, there's a. There's a boss in Philly sometime back, he wasn't the brightest, you know, got promoted for. For other reasons. And they're going out on a warrant and SWAT was with him. So he went and got on their cars and started driving. And then SWAT noticed he's not going where he's supposed to be going. And he went to a roundabout a couple times. And you're like, what the going on? Well, this inspector's on the radio saying he's being followed by a black van. He's a freezer. They're trying to rob him. It was a SWAT van following him to go hit. Hit the house. True story. Dude.

[Host/Moderator]

What? Hey. Pride Assassin says, don't forget Bloomberg Mayors. That is funding garbage police chiefs nationwide. Who's that?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, Bloomberg's a billionaire.

[Mike]

Michael Bloomberg, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep. Yeah, he plays both sides of the fence. We were trying to get money out of him. He almost gave it to us because he hated. I can't remember who he hated so much. I almost got money from him. Didn't happen.

[Mike]

Bloomberg.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep.

[Mike]

Nationality. Is that. Where. Where's he from?

[Nick Jurassi]

It's Swiss.

[Mike]

Oh, Swiss, okay.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Yo, did you know. Well, you. Of course you did. He's your cousin. I just found out Canine's first name was Peter.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's my. My uncle. His Dad's birthday was February 2nd. It's Peter.

[Nick Jurassi]

Peter.

[Mike]

I went by Alex.

[Host/Moderator]

I went to pay him. I'm like, yeah, Whoa, whoa, Hold on. Says you're paying Peter. I was like, your name Peter? And he's like, yeah. I'm like, dude.

[Mike]

No.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yo, so there's a. I got one for you real quick. Remind me. Peter. Dieter, I believe is like the German name for Peter. We used to. Me and my sergeant used to go get our haircut from this retired cop and his name was Dieter. Great guy, dude. He was telling a story one time how he, you know, times are different. It was like The, it was the 70s, early 70s, and it was a bank robbery and he shot the bank robber running away and killed him. Well, it was my sergeant's dad that he killed. Oh, he's sitting there, get his hair cut by the guy. Killed his dad when he was nine months old. I mean, that was a piece of robbing a bank. Needless to say, he never got his hair cut from the guy again.

[Mike]

Stop in the back.

[Host/Moderator]

How's those Black Panthers doing up in Philly?

[Nick Jurassi]

Clowns, dude. No one's paying any mind to them. That's all social media believing their own. Dude. They're the black Lions now.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, Black lions, yeah. Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

Because even the Black Panther's like, we don't support illegal immigration. Get the out of here.

[Host/Moderator]

Man.

[Jimmy]

I, at this point, I mean, when does the joker show up, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

Dude, it's a big show, man.

[Jimmy]

That's. I, I was waiting for Mike to.

[Host/Moderator]

Pop on that one.

[Jimmy]

I knew I was gonna say it. Mike and I watched his head go like this.

[Host/Moderator]

What's the, what's the chance of Philly giving, getting some salvation? Philly coming back from the Democratic satanic hellhole. It's turned into zero. Really? That bad?

[Nick Jurassi]

Democrat for 70 years, bro. So. Yes. Why does Krassner keep getting elected? Right. One, it's an off year, so you don't have like a big name, like a presidential election that brings a lot of people out. Two, they don't correlate, which is dumb crime. And the district attorney, it's cops and crime. So if I was to do that whole political action thing again, I'd start a year earlier and I would do an education campaign on how district attorney affects crime, shit like that. And. And no one shows up to fucking vote. And your winners decided in the primary. The general election doesn't mean nonsense because only Democrats get voted in. So the primary is the real election. No one shows up for fucking primaries. So 17% of the electorate seems to show up for the district attorney race. So he'll spat off about how there's a fucking referendum and you know, he's got his marching orders and people are behind him. Did no one show the fuck up and no one give the fuck? Did like 17 of people that are. That can vote showed the up to.

[Mike]

Vote and so the most biggest point.

[Nick Jurassi]

Is never going to change, dude, it'll be Democrat forever.

[Mike]

You brought up the biggest point. The most powerful person in the justice system is the prosecutor, district attorney, whoever you want to call it. They have the power to look at a case and go No, I don't like it. Victim has no recourse. Cops have no recourse. They are. I did an episode about it early on. They are the most powerful people in that line of criminal justice system. You can go out, get beat up, stitch in the bushes. Nine hours to catch a guy on a crime. Terrible guy. The state looks at it. It's like, well, oh, your shoes weren't shined. You said that. You said on video, yeah, we're gonna dump that one.

[Nick Jurassi]

And you're like, oh, that's it. To your, your credit there, Mike, that's. That's what he does. He doesn't, he doesn't. Not only does he not inform victims what's going on, he doesn't ask what they're looking for, which a district attorney will do. Will sit down victims and let them know what the outcome, different outcomes, what are they looking for? Because that's the right thing to do. And during that election that I did the fire Krasner billboards, the guy running didn't put on a great campaign. I was the only one that put commercials on tv. So I produced two commercials. And one of them was. We called the victim victims commercial. So we victims of crime, but we call them victims of Krasner. On how they lost loved ones because of Krasner and how he treated them during the entire process. Like, you know, he got into a shouting match and pretty much cursed out one of the moms whose son was murdered. Not only did Krasner not give this guy any time and he got off scot free, he coached him on. On how to beat the case. He's a district attorney coaching a fucking. A murderer, a suspect. You know, it's just. It's crazy, dude.

[Mike]

One of the other things people don't realize is they're judged based on win percentage in trials. So they're incentivized not to take any cases that are. When I say borderline, we know. We know they're guilty. It's. And then there's always the. You can't, you know, can you prove it? You have. But you have probable cause. But they will. I know locally, they will not go on. When I say quest. Well, I mean any lying or fabrication. I just mean cases where the evidence is there, but it's not the greatest case, in my opinion. They should all go to trial. You should go to trial. You should never let a guy walk because you go, well, we might lose. Well, you might win. So you could never. You should never drop a case based on. Well, the jury might not like it. I don't give a. What the jury might or might not like. If you have a victim of a crime, they have the right to have that case go to trial. But all the time, cases get dropped. Pled. You know, a. A shooting. I used to joke around. I used to call a. You know, a shooting. I turn it into. They turn it into an shooting. Into occupied clothing. Like instead of attempted murder, they would turn it into some case. The guy gets probation. And just like you said, and you're dealing with a little hick town like mine, you go to Philly where everybody's a criminal. You have 72 dead bodies because of this. You know, it's.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

It's a problem.

[Mike]

It's a huge problem.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep. I found that to be more true with the feds. The feds won't take anything unless it's. But same time, the feds will do whatever they want to to make sure that they'll win that case.

[Mike]

Correct.

[Host/Moderator]

What are the chances of Krasner talking with us?

[Nick Jurassi]

0. 0.

[Host/Moderator]

What would happen if the anti hero broadcast went to Krasner's office office after. After we sent the appropriate amount of emails?

[Nick Jurassi]

Dude, there's a guy, Ralph Cipriano, who's fantastic. Dude. He is the number one arch nemesis of Larry Krasner. He runs from him, denies him. He'll do the same thing to. To you as he does it to Ralph.

[Host/Moderator]

What if we showed up at the district attorney's office and not didn't leave until we saw him.

[Nick Jurassi]

Can we be there?

[Host/Moderator]

It's a public building.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's got a.

[Host/Moderator]

Can we film there? We can go inside.

[Jimmy]

We're gonna like barstool sports, man.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, I. I've had it. And who's the. Who's the one that over Sal.

[Mike]

He's gone. But that was Michael. What's his name? He's gone. They brought. That one's actually looking the. The female. Another Democrat took over. But her dad. What I'm told her dad was a cop and she's now the Attorney General of New Jersey. So God bless, fingers crossed, prayers up that maybe she makes a good decision. I actually, like I talked about one other episode. I actually wrote the governor of New Jersey on the way out and said, you know, why don't you try to make this right? And instead he pardoned one of his buddies. Sons that killed somebody.

[Host/Moderator]

What's. Are there any cops on Krassner's radar right now that Krazner's trying to over Dude, a ton. Like, no, I mean like active Investigations, Right.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Really?

[Nick Jurassi]

I can get you listed if you want.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah. Maybe we could talk to some of them off the record or get to like those stories. I mean, the more we can get them out.

[Nick Jurassi]

Bologna stories. Amazing.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

You know what I mean? Affecting our restaurant at George Floyd, and, you know, he's an inspector. Life ruined, locked up. Beats. You know, it's get thrown. It's thrown out immediately. And the prosecution scolded by the judge, and he just re arrests him and charges them again.

[Host/Moderator]

We just need to start posting Krasner. Posting his. And tagging his office and everything.

[Nick Jurassi]

There's a. There's a kid, Frank Scales, young kid, you know, kind of like a Nick Shirley. And he's the one I sent you. I sent you his information. He's the one who got maced on deceptive boss. Yeah, he. He confronted Krasner at a church. It was pretty good, dude.

[Host/Moderator]

Well.

[Nick Jurassi]

And he caught him at the. At the park and got in his face.

[Host/Moderator]

One of the problems about this. This type of thing we're talking about right now, though, is cops don't care about right now unless it's them. So people will go, oh, what you're doing? Like, let's say, all right, we just have some fun. We got some free time. We start harass. Not harassing. We start bothering Krasner, requesting information in an interview on why he's doing what he's doing, right? And somebody goes, oh, man, can that same thing. And people will ask us, can you do that here? Can you shed light on this? But at the end of the day, it's only because they wait until. Cops wait until themselves, like, get. Like, they wait until they get. And then now all of a sudden, well, this is an issue. Like, well, if we can't get together and at all.

[Mike]

That's my. That's a big part of my episode today on Dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

I know that people.

[Mike]

They just don't stick together.

[Host/Moderator]

The entire Philly PD should be in that guy's office. Yeah, I know. I know why they can't. I know they'll all get fired or.

[Mike]

But then Kenya. I mean, that's. That's where I go with it. Today in mine, like, the guys with the block out eyes, we all got. We know they all put the eyes. And we need those guys. We need those guys out on the street. But you can't be so blocked out that you don't watch your buddies getting. And then just, oh, the job's not dead. The job's not until we all support Each other across the board. And we go, that's up. Like, at the end of the day, it's men. That dude's just a. Another guy. He's a human being, just like you and I. He's nobody special.

[Nick Jurassi]

Not a human being.

[Mike]

Well, whatever. Yeah, but he deserves to be called out, just like a shitty captain, a shitty lieutenant, a shitty whatever, major. But we. We get in our lane and we go, I'm just gonna go arrest bad guys. And we need that. We need those guys. I'm not knocking guys that go out and pound the streets and people up. That's great, but you can't be so lost in that. To go, man, everybody else at the station's getting hosed. They're getting treated like this guy's getting. There has to be common ground where we all go, enough is a enough. Like, that's a great example, dude. You have a dude that's got 72 bodies. That police department should be. They should be so mad that you should hear about it. Every day. Every single day, they should be talking about it.

[Nick Jurassi]

So when Jimmy o' Connor was killed, my old partner, he's a straight shooter. He ain't gonna embellish anything. He just tells it how it is. He's very dry. And he was in plain clothes. He was down at the hospital. I mean, there's 70 cops down there standing outside. Krasner came walking up, they formed a line and told him to go get. And they wouldn't let him in.

[Mike]

Good.

[Nick Jurassi]

And George didn't want to say his name. Anyway, he was back. Back off to the side, and he said when Krasner was walking away, he goes. He was talking, smirking with his. With his boy thought it was funny.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, either that happened. Go ahead, Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Oh, I was just gonna say. Who is the guy? When you and me talked, I thought we were going to talk about this earlier. I've been waiting. The guy that you were like, I'm a fist fight this.

[Nick Jurassi]

Oh, that's a Michael Fanon. That dude's a wait.

[Host/Moderator]

What happened?

[Mike]

I just like the way he says it.

[Nick Jurassi]

He cried on his stand because of January 6th. And he was just in that hearing, acting tough, giving the. The senators on the panel give him the finger and like that. Like being a tough guy.

[Mike]

That's a tough. Wasn't tough.

[Nick Jurassi]

January 6th, you. He faded, acted dead. Had to be passed up like, what a. You're a tough guy now.

[Mike]

Acted dead, dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

A female reporter caught him in the hallway and said, why'd you turn off your counter and played and played dead. He goes, you're just another one of conservative conspiracy theories, and walked away. Ah, gotcha.

[Host/Moderator]

This guy's a Capitol Police officer.

[Nick Jurassi]

I thought he was. He's a. Even worse. A Washington, D.C. cop. So he's a real cop acting like a. But he was crying with the other Capitol police security guards. You imagine getting on his stand crying because of a riot? No, I can't riot, too.

[Host/Moderator]

It wasn't even a riot.

[Nick Jurassi]

Exactly.

[Host/Moderator]

If I saw a grown man on the stand crying about January 6th, I'd have to be like, that guy's being paid by somebody.

[Nick Jurassi]

He's getting paid. Paid by Soros.

[Host/Moderator]

What's his name?

[Nick Jurassi]

Michael F A, N O, N E. Yeah, so.

[Jimmy]

Or Nikki. Nikki and I, we freaking talked about this when I did the open mic.

[Host/Moderator]

Hey, wait, wait, wait, wait. What. What keywords should I search? Michael Fanon. Like cries, Crying. Yeah, cries and crying like a. I want.

[Nick Jurassi]

Say, who the are you calling? Nikki. But then I realized I have it on my screen name.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, this is the guy.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Host/Moderator]

He wore the Drop Kick Murphy shirt.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. Yep. That.

[Host/Moderator]

Oh, yeah. They were lighting him up. Dude, watch.

[Mike]

And.

[Nick Jurassi]

And.

[Jimmy]

And Nick was like, the Drop Kick Murphy. They only had, like, two good songs. I'll fight them, too.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, 30 years ago.

[Host/Moderator]

All right. I'm trying to see which one is him. Cr. Crying. Is there one of him in Class A's where he says he lost consciousness?

[Nick Jurassi]

Nick could be. I don't know. I just.

[Host/Moderator]

Was he. What was he wearing when he cried? You don't remember?

[Nick Jurassi]

I don't remember. Dude, I just saw a clip of it. By the way, Jimmy, my. My Tinder profile is a Drop Kick Murphy song. My bio.

[Jimmy]

I haven't been on Tinder in a.

[Mike]

Very long time, so I didn't have music. Yeah, it doesn't sound surprised.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, no, no, no. It's just I. I took the words and put it as my bio. Oh.

[Jimmy]

Oh, okay. Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

Which one is it? Bar room hero? No. Kiss me. I'm faced. Oh, the chicks really love the one line where I've had far better sex while in jail. They all hit me up like, oh, you dead. Sex in jail. That was that. Look at him. Absolutely.

[Jimmy]

Look at this guy.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, look at the congressman. Just him.

[Jimmy]

What a dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, look, the guy's pulling him back with one hand, like, yeah, you're really fighting.

[Host/Moderator]

Okay, so we got to break this down a little bit more. So this guy kind of looks like. Not he. He looks like not a. So if I were to see this, I'd be like, oh, that's a real. Sticking it to the government. If I were to see this clip out of context, but this guy in the in with the neck tattoo is a. Yeah. Who was crying on the stand saying that January 6th was that bad. Correct.

[Nick Jurassi]

And he retired because of the PTSD from January 6th.

[Host/Moderator]

What?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yep.

[Host/Moderator]

Hold on. Let's watch another one.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

Once I.

[Host/Moderator]

We were there.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

I got up there. It was the first time I really came face to face with these terrorists. They were dressed in, you know, clothing adorned with political slogans. Make America great again, Donald Trump, 2020, things of that nature. They were wearing military style clothing, Kevlar vests, Kevlar helmets.

[Mike]

Boy, he put on the wing gas masks.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

And quite a few had shields which they had taken away from law enforcement officers. And they were using them to beat us at the front line. The first thing I told them was, hey, man, we got to get these doors closed. We got injured officers in here. And that really seemed to piss those guys off. They became incredibly violent. And that's when that surge that you watched in some of the video began. And you had a large group at the mouth of that tunnel entrance trying to push their way through the officers who were fighting to defend it. I believe had they done so or had they accomplished that, they would have trampled us to death. Most certainly you would have had police officers killed. I fought there at the front for some time there.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

Some of the other officers that were up there that were tired, telling them.

[Jimmy]

To dig in, the barbarians were at the gate.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

And we started some progress. We push those guys out of the tunnel.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, I got one more video.

[Nick Jurassi]

Guess what. So during that time, he turns his body camera off. He got separated, and these evil people adorned in political slogans helped bring him back to the, to the cops. They passed him up and protected him like a dude, dude, hold on.

[Jimmy]

The job is dead, man. I wasn't even in the job and it's dead.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, it is, dude. I, I, I fought for my life by myself. I've been in alleyways where a guy with a gun was hiding, searching. I've done real police. This guy that fight off my right crap.

[Host/Moderator]

All right.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

A member of the crowd grabbed me and I remember hearing him yell out, yeah, I got one. Kill him with his gun.

[Nick Jurassi]

I looked back to my right and Mike was gone. He just wasn't there anymore. Wow.

[Host/Moderator]

Looks super violent there.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

I remember just kind of getting.

[Mike]

Looks like a weekend in Seattle.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

And I remember people yelling out to get his gun, Kill him with his gun.

[Host/Moderator]

No, One said that.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

And then I started getting tased at the basement. My skull. And it was excruciatingly painful. Did I had kids.

[Host/Moderator]

It does kind of look like a zombie horde.

[Mike]

It does.

[Nick Jurassi]

You see his face? What a.

[Host/Moderator]

He's like, ah, Mike, I don't know. Again, I. I've never been in a situation where people are grabbing me like that, that many people. But I would think you'd start swinging at some point rather than you man the up, dude.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

Push people trying to appeal to somebody's humanity. And it worked. And ultimately, I think that led to my survival.

[Mike]

Which way do you want to go back inside?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, look. Look at everyone protecting him. He's crying like a. What a.

[Mike]

Breathing difficulties.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

I just remember the whole time.

[Host/Moderator]

First off, this guy's a disgrace to all those cops out there in Minneapolis and actually dealing with real Rio fighters, real agitators, real people that want to hurt you. This guy's out here crying about January 6th. What a. Yeah. Got me all pumped up, Nick.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'm thinking like, dude, I. I fought off people trying to free. Thirty of them, trying to free people. Have a paddy wagon. There's a couple of us fighting for our lives. For real, dude. Real bad guys, like tough dudes. Not people in MAGA shirts. You. Come on, Mike. Come on, buddy. We're going.

[Mike]

Duck hut.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

I mean, I had at that point.

[Nick Jurassi]

Stay with me, Mike.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

Extent of my injuries, only that, you know, I was.

[Nick Jurassi]

I was up.

[Jimmy]

How did you get up, dude? Like, okay, he got into the crowd.

[Mike]

Did he write a book yet?

[Nick Jurassi]

Look at him.

[Jimmy]

No, he's working with Rob o' Neal on that one.

[Guest/Additional Speaker]

What I most struggle with is, you know, kind of some of the emotional after effects or psychological trauma. And it certainly doesn't help when, you know, elected leaders won't even acknowledge that it occurred.

[Nick Jurassi]

It's a comedy, dude.

[Host/Moderator]

I can't.

[Nick Jurassi]

It's like the office joke anymore.

[Jimmy]

Are you fucking kidding?

[Nick Jurassi]

Kidding me, man?

[Jimmy]

Are you kidding me, right?

[Nick Jurassi]

All the. You went through Jimmy over there, and you would think you would think he went through what you went through, right?

[Mike]

I want you to take a cop and go take him into Minnesota or Seattle or any of those places. He wouldn't. Wouldn't come out alive with all Democrats.

[Nick Jurassi]

Out there.

[Mike]

Somali I got.

[Jimmy]

I'm gonna tell you what I've been thinking about this entire time. I've been thinking about it. I've been listening to it.

[Mike]

Cheeseburger.

[Jimmy]

And he leaves.

[Nick Jurassi]

So I'm like, I'm listening, bud. I'm sorry.

[Jimmy]

My guy, the comedic Timing was fantastic. But, like, I. Like, I have. I have talked to. I have talked to more cops in the last six months of my life than I did all of the previous 40 years.

[Nick Jurassi]

Okay.

[Host/Moderator]

And only half of them were DUI related. So that's good.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Yes.

[Jimmy]

And I, I, I, I. The story is always the same, is that you don't get a chance to take a break, and you never know what's coming next.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right.

[Jimmy]

Like, you could be eating a cheeseburger and then you're answering a bad call, and then, guess what? Hey, the bad call's over with what? Guess what now? Are we rescuing kittens from a tree? No, we're dealing with crackheads or, you know, whatever. Or bad car accident or dad stuck a kid in the oven. I mean, like, you're breaking up. It never stops. And I'm going like, you had five minutes, dude. Five minutes in a crowd. I can tell that you have never been in a bad situation before because that five minutes in a crowd really you up. Especially when they gingerly handed you back to your buddies.

[Host/Moderator]

It says, they gave him back to us. He had. He had difficulty breathing.

[Nick Jurassi]

He was crying in front of us.

[Mike]

Come on, buddy.

[Jimmy]

We're gonna go duck hunting.

[Host/Moderator]

They probably felt bad for him. They're like, dude, we're not trying to. First off right now, I'm telling you, in 2020 or whenever they had this footage, no one said, get his gun and kill them. You want to know why?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Because somebody would have analyzed that. All that video and actually found the audio clip where somebody says that. Because in that you can hear everybody talking. And some audio engineer would have went in and found where somebody have.

[Nick Jurassi]

You're right. Because they had everyone's cell phone that was there, and half of the people in that crowd were feds.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah. They would have some way of. Of replaying that. I'm telling you. They would. The whole thing was monitored. That. You're telling me you can't say something around the White House or the Capitol without someone going. You said that. Because it was monitored. Like, with our. They have the little people with the sonar things that do the audio.

[Jimmy]

Dude, dude, the whole. The whole thing, man.

[Host/Moderator]

Like.

[Jimmy]

Like that. That's why the. That guy right there, he's the kind of cop that I hate the most. He wears all the accoutrements of a warrior, but he's not one. That's all it is. It's a. It's a act, baby back. Yeah. I mean, that is.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, I'd love to. I'd love to. Dive into what his real career was like. I really would.

[Jimmy]

Dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

I mean records.

[Jimmy]

I mean, dude, man, you know, it's really hard. It's really. Yeah.

[Mike]

You ever watch, you ever watch the Joker? He's got a gun that says chirp. Whenever he hears a. Whenever he hears a smoke detector, we're gonna get a grunt growl gun. Every time we hear.

[Nick Jurassi]

Dude, have you seen that guy? The, he's, he's called the Gypsy something. He dresses up as the Joker.

[Jimmy]

We've been joking about him all game.

[Mike]

Tell me, tell me about him. What is it? What is he about?

[Jimmy]

The Gypsy Crusader.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yes, that's him. Yeah. Okay. Yes, that's it. You obviously know what his gun says.

[Mike]

One of them says chirp. When he hears.

[Nick Jurassi]

The other one says hard R. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

I've never seen that.

[Host/Moderator]

You know what I was thinking about the other day, man? At the end of the day, whether you, whether you are agree with somebody or not, you cannot kill an idea. That guy has been banned on every platform. Still managed to become one of the most iconic people right now in social media.

[Nick Jurassi]

He went to jail too, dude. For a couple years. Yeah.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, dude. On a sawed off on a weapons charge. For a what? Assault off shotgun. They wanted him for stirring the pot, so they hit him with a weapons charge, dude.

[Jimmy]

So I mean it did. It's really hard not to be black pilled because you, you listen to these stories especially like, I mean, let's just think about how historic Philadelphia is, right? It's, it's the birthplace of our nation, man.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right.

[Jimmy]

You know, Independence hall is there. I mean, like, there's just so much great stuff.

[Nick Jurassi]

Billy's a great town, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, rock you think of Philly, I mean that is, you know, tough guys, you know, hard working, blue collar, punch you in the mouth, go get drunk, you know, do the, the America things, right? And this is what it's become. And you want to be the guy that goes, dude, it's not too late, it's not too late. We can't give up now. And then you hear Nick talk and you're like it, man. Throw in a towel.

[Host/Moderator]

I mean, there's a difference between being a democratic place. I mean those big cities are always going to be democratic. You can't change that. But what you can change is getting the blue to go. We have to get these Soros people out of crime like New York City, dude. Crime is not. Crime is just coming and coming and coming and coming. It's not stopping.

[Nick Jurassi]

To your, to your point, there Most of the cops that I knew that were crying about Krasner, and I'm not saying this to toot my own horn, I was the only game in town when it came to getting rid of Krasner. It was just. It's just the fact of it. None of them donated to me. None of them did. None of them called to say, what can I do? They were the loudest on Facebook, though. They'll write a mean Facebook post.

[Mike]

So that's where my job. That's where my job is dead argument goes. If you can't get guys together to combat obvious like this guy, they should all be out front screaming and yelling on their day off. They should be walking around with signs.

[Host/Moderator]

You could die every day doing this job. Plumbers have better unions than you, my man. Plumbers.

[Nick Jurassi]

This is why Philadelphia's union is not strong anymore, is because we are allowed to live outside the city. When that happened, the majority of our members left. With that goes our voting power. We once had and held a. A hold on the vote so votes had power. We were a powerful union. We are not a powerful union anymore. We can't do. And. And the Mike's point. I will not mention any names, but there were guys that promised to help me that were. If you talk to them in the fight against Krasner and all that.

[Host/Moderator]

You mentioned their names, dude.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'm not, dude, because it's. It's. It's too much. It'll cause way too much. But not only did they not. Yeah, not only did they not help, they got in the way of getting after Krauser because their name wasn't attached. And I even told a couple, dude, I don't need my name on it, bro. I'll let everyone know. You're the one that did this, take all the credit. I was. My eyes were opened and shocked.

[Mike]

Everybody sells out. Everybody sells out.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. Because it wasn't their name attached to it.

[Mike]

I have.

[Nick Jurassi]

Believe it.

[Mike]

I have people. I have text messages from people that are begging me and asking me to make sure I. In the election that I ended up gone on this last sheriff election that are begging me. You got to make sure you just tell everybody about this. You got to post this. You got to do 20, 30 people. They don't even follow me on social media anymore. They. I lost. They.

[Nick Jurassi]

They.

[Mike]

They love the reelection happened. The guy won. Now they want to distance themselves from me by unfollowing me, not, you know, not being my friend anymore. But I have messages where they're begging me to help get this guy out. And they lost.

[Nick Jurassi]

Is that great, dude?

[Mike]

Now it's like in. It's. That is when I say, like, you got better. You got better loyalty at Walmart, but in the. In the meat section at Walmart than you do in some of these. In these cop jobs, because they're now looking like, well, he's gone. We lost. Now it's time to bow down. Now I get to get promoted. I don't care what happens anymore. It's a. It's an ugly circle, a vicious cycle. And, you know, I think I'm misquoted when I say, jimmy's gone, the job is dead. I mean, we lost the old camaraderie. Like you said, the union guys moved out. They stopped voting. Powerful guys are telling you they'll help you, and they don't. That's what I mean. That's what happened to me. I got guys that just stopped talking to me. I'm like, you should.

[Nick Jurassi]

You should run. You should run, bro.

[Mike]

I get that a lot.

[Nick Jurassi]

I think I get good, man.

[Mike]

I get that. I wouldn't run for sheriff. I don't think that a lot of people start mentioning county commission to get. At least get into. To budget.

[Nick Jurassi]

And I think you should run for sheriff, dude. I think you have a chance to win.

[Mike]

I got it.

[Nick Jurassi]

I really do. I'll help you.

[Mike]

There's a whole closet in there, man.

[Nick Jurassi]

I hear you, man.

[Mike]

I'm just an honest guy, and maybe, you know, that's what it might take is when you get. And I'm not going down the politics road of Trump. But. And I'm not saying. But that guy's laundry was out. Like, he didn't give a. And he did it anyway. And I'm not saying, like, Fritz.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, that's my.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's his law. He's. The laundry was out, and he did it. And it's. You got these guys living like the sheriff. I have. He stole money.

[Host/Moderator]

He.

[Mike]

You know, he used gas legally, and he's still there to be arrested. We'll talk about it.

[Nick Jurassi]

I really think you should run, man.

[Host/Moderator]

Nick, you got any political aspirations?

[Nick Jurassi]

No.

[Mike]

You should run. You should run. I'm not.

[Host/Moderator]

Right. You should run. You're like the guy that writes the mean Facebook post.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'll tell you what, dude. I'll tell you what. Being a kingmaker is a lot more fun than being a king.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

You know, I gave and, you know, that's what I was doing, essentially, the political action committee. I was helping make kings and queens. You know, I got Involved in Texas. I dropped 50 grand on a race in Texas.

[Mike]

And that's kind of like when you say run, I kind of feel the same way. I think as I. My platform grows, I think I can do more damage helping get this stuff out, you know, and if. Get the right guy and somebody that's got, like, mind like me and then start to change the place. But I feel like I have more traction or more abilities to. To help by telling truth. And not a lot of people want to tell the truth, and not a lot of people want to sit in front of a camera and talk out loud. So I don't mind doing any of that. I think you're the same way, Nick. You're, you know, you're not going to run, but you're very vocal. You don't care to say what you say, what's on your mind. You say what you think is right. And, and that's.

[Nick Jurassi]

That's. I was approached about running for Congress here, and so, yeah, not this go around in two years. I need to set myself up, fix my financial situation and get some in order, and then I might. I might run in two years.

[Mike]

Beautiful. And then we'll get Jimmy up there, paint them, and have him walk around with your son.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right. Then me talking about two in his stink and one, you know, turn the tank and one.

[Mike]

Yeah, that'll be clipped all over the place.

[Host/Moderator]

And Glocks you've never been on.

[Nick Jurassi]

Right. Then my ex fiance, like, all these messages he sent me.

[Host/Moderator]

Do you guys. You guys think that politics now being on two years worth of podcasts would hurt like a. A possible. I don't want to call him politician. Somebody possibly running like next year. Right?

[Nick Jurassi]

But dude, if I run, if I run, any. Everything and anything I said on these, on these podcasts will be brought up and used.

[Mike]

I don't think it matters.

[Nick Jurassi]

It don't matter.

[Mike]

It doesn't. Because the guys that really want to hide stuff are your sexual deviants. And all these guys that did all this wild. So I said this, that this guy. Okay, great. Don't you want somebody that's willing to do that against you?

[Host/Moderator]

They'll use it just like Krasner used it against Nick. They're gonna. He's gonna say, oh, and they're a key witness is the guy who said George Floyd was responsible for his own death. Like, they're gonna try. I'm just asking you guys, do you think it'll work? Like, do you think people want people on podcasts that are being real?

[Nick Jurassi]

This is where It. This is where it works. It's financial. Like when. When that talking point came out, the. The text campaign fundraiser where I said George Floyd killed himself, where I didn't. It was my consultant that put that out. That hurt my fundraising that I know cut off a few hundred thousand dollars from donors. That hurt. So that could happen.

[Mike]

You're in a worse area. It's tougher for you. You're in a worse area. For that highly Democrat area. Where I'm from, it's like people get behind what I say and they're Democrat. It's the opposite of where you are. There's no chance a Democrat wins in this country. There's never been one. We don't have any. They don't even run.

[Host/Moderator]

It's.

[Mike]

It's either. You know, sometimes they'll run when the Republican primary is over. They'll throw their name in just to get on the ballot, and then they'll lose by, you know, 70,000 to 10,000. They're not gonna win. So it's a little different. Where the things I'm saying aren't going to rub as many people the wrong way. They may not like me, but you're in an area where they.

[Nick Jurassi]

You were on a podcast on a cruise. They might say, look at this guy. He's got an upside down pineapple shirt on. He's a swinger. We can't have a swinger running. For sure. Someone's like, man, we can't donate to Mike. He's a swinger.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, I still gotta put. I gotta. I still gotta put Mike. That picture. I cried. I gotta put you on Epstein's island.

[Nick Jurassi]

Upside down pineapples on his. On his shirt.

[Host/Moderator]

He's on the island.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, Mike's on the island.

[Host/Moderator]

Nick.

[Nick Jurassi]

Don't clip Tyler saying, yo, Mike's. Mike's on Epstein island. For real.

[Mike]

And then they'll probably do. I need all the pressure you get. I got. Before you ask him where he comes. I gotta. I got the final question for anybody from up there. The best Philly cheesesteak.

[Host/Moderator]

He took us Angela, and then he took us to another place and said that one was the best. And it still sucks.

[Mike]

No, tell them the best.

[Nick Jurassi]

Angelos.

[Mike]

Angelos.

[Host/Moderator]

I like Skinny from the other one.

[Mike]

Pat and Geno's is like burger King and McDonald's.

[Host/Moderator]

Where did I eat this?

[Nick Jurassi]

Hold on.

[Host/Moderator]

That was outside at. In 20 degree weather? Because they didn't.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, that was. That just me, you, and Heather. That or is that what we all say?

[Host/Moderator]

Both of them were outside. Both. So the One with you and Heather is that.

[Jimmy]

Oh, okay.

[Nick Jurassi]

Phillips is solid.

[Host/Moderator]

And then the one. And then the one outside where we went after the show.

[Nick Jurassi]

That's terrible. Pat's is. Dude, that's not even dog food.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's like Burger King. McDonald's right across the street.

[Jimmy]

So my buddy Jim said something about using Cheese Whiz on. On the Philly cheesesteak.

[Nick Jurassi]

No, I get America.

[Mike]

I'll tell you what.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, Cooper Sharp. That's a. That's what I get. Geno's Whiz is amazing. Their cheese fries is some of the best in the city.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah. Angelo's. Angelo's was closed. Angels is like an over an hour wait outside. So I remember I brought that up.

[Mike]

When I went and saw Sat. When I went and saw Sal. Sal had two. He had a Philly regular and a chicken Philly from Skinny Joe's. And I. Skinny Joe's.

[Nick Jurassi]

Very good.

[Mike]

Like to admit. Yeah, it's real good.

[Nick Jurassi]

Angelo's. Angelo's is the best. Skinny Joe's is probably third. All right, now the real Philly sandwich is the rose pork Italian from the Nicks.

[Host/Moderator]

Well, thank you for taking me to the worst one, Nick. I appreciate it.

[Mike]

It was close.

[Host/Moderator]

He wanted me to be honest and be like, this sucks, and be like, all right, now you're ready for Genos or Skinny Nicks or whatever the. It's called.

[Mike]

Skinny Joe's.

[Host/Moderator]

Skinny Joe's Nick. Where can everybody find you?

[Nick Jurassi]

Skinny Joey's. You find me right here. Open mic.

[Host/Moderator]

Never again. No. All right. Yeah. So you're obviously one of the co hosts. Justin running producing today. Behind the scenes. He's the other co host and I'm the third co host. So there's three of us on open mic every Friday as we do.

[Nick Jurassi]

I'm the host of open mic. You guys are my co hosts. This is what it looks like. I was.

[Host/Moderator]

I took it easy on him today. I usually roast them for every decision.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, they're surprised.

[Host/Moderator]

Dude, it's trying to be nice. This guy's getting up, playing with his.

[Mike]

Cat, like, oh, I know it's driving you crazy. I know.

[Host/Moderator]

He got up four times.

[Mike]

I know it. I love it.

[Host/Moderator]

Every time my cat needs my assistance right now.

[Nick Jurassi]

Who's crying, dude?

[Host/Moderator]

I can get up and get my cat whenever I want to.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, you're on my time.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

You can check me out on. Subscribe to Good Cop Bad Cop podcast. I'll be dropping episodes the next week or two, and then I'll be pumping them out like two a Week sometime around there.

[Mike]

We'll get them out.

[Host/Moderator]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nick Jurassi]

You gotta train me on. You gotta work. I gotta work on Stream Yard with you. Figure that the out. All right.

[Host/Moderator]

All right. Is you really gonna start? You got guests lined up or no?

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got everything lined up.

[Host/Moderator]

You got a camera? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You got a mic?

[Mike]

He doesn't. No, he doesn't.

[Nick Jurassi]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm good to go.

[Host/Moderator]

Dude, I'm gonna just send you a box of some.

[Nick Jurassi]

Yeah, I'll hold my breath. I've been waiting for counterculture for 17 months now, and every time I ask you, but it gets in the mail.

[Mike]

It's coming.

[Host/Moderator]

No, I said I'm gonna. I just got the shirts in. I got the. The.

[Nick Jurassi]

And that's what I keep saying. I just got the hats in. Was December. Now this month says I just got the shirt.

[Host/Moderator]

I just got the shirts in. I ordered the shirts for the boys.

[Nick Jurassi]

You're not sending me one. You got them in, but I ain't getting them.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, I'll send you one.

[Nick Jurassi]

Send me a camera.

[Mike]

I'll remind them.

[Nick Jurassi]

Shirt. Thanks, Mike.

[Host/Moderator]

All right, guys, Thursday morning is tomorrow. That's 11am flagship broadcast will be hitting you. We got a lot of current events to cover. Minneapolis has been quiet. Not much with that team, but we're gonna have a good time.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, we. We got current events. We almost. I almost was like, hey, we might have to do an emergency because I thought that Iran and. And the U.S. navy were going to start really shooting at each other.

[Nick Jurassi]

But the Iran just now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, no, that. This was yesterday into last night.

[Mike]

Oh, man. And don't forget tonight, 7:00pm Hot Topic. And then, Jimmy, you're right after, right? 7:00pm on counterculture is Hot Topic with me and Dominic Izzo. And then Jimmy's Shadowcast live, 8:00pm this.

[Nick Jurassi]

Is Frankie, by the way, guys.

[Mike]

What up, Frankie?

[Jimmy]

Hey, Frankie.

[Nick Jurassi]

That's Francis Albert Durace.

[Host/Moderator]

Queer. All right, we'll see you guys tomorrow morning. 11am SA. Team for life.