PATREON TUESDAY (04/07/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast

Episode: Patreon Tuesday (04/07/2026)
Date: April 7, 2026
Hosts: Justin & Tyler
Audience: Veterans, First Responders, Blue Collar Americans

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Antihero Broadcast dives into a blend of current events, policing culture, internet trends, the dynamics of gun ownership representation, powerful stories from law enforcement, casino control in Florida, and a deep-dive, real-talk analysis of a high-profile use-of-force video involving police. The tone is irreverent, candid, and rooted in blue-collar skepticism, with hosts Justin and Tyler riffing about everything from DMs about gun culture to the economics and legal structure of Florida casinos.

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Key Topics & Discussion Points

1. Gun Culture on Social Media & Internet Flexing [02:28–06:41]

• Viral Concealed Carry Videos:

  • Tyler jokes about a video of a couple showing off their concealed carry bags, critical of “telegraphing” gun ownership online.
  • “What they're bragging about in that video is concealed carry. Right. But that's not the point... It has everything to do with ‘please go viral, I want everybody to look at us.’ That's what it's about.” —Tyler [04:14]

• Car Stickers and Security:

  • Discussion of how gun manufacturer stickers (Glock, Sig, Punisher Skull, Blue Line) not only fail to deter crime but might invite break-ins.
  • “You put that thin blue line Punisher. I’m still thinking you’re a cop and there might be a gun in that car.” —Tyler [08:30]
  • “Put a sticker on your car that says Glock or Sig, you’re pretty much implying that there’s... maybe a gun in that car.” —Justin [06:31]

2. Law Enforcement Leadership & Police Culture [10:22–14:32]

• Leadership Critiques:

  • Buffalo PD hires a “DI Female,” Erica Shields, viewed skeptically due to perceived lack of effectiveness in previous jurisdictions.
  • Contrast with positive mentions: Sheriff T.K. Waters in Jacksonville is praised as “transparent” and quick to address incidents publicly.
  • “He’s out right on the camera immediately, as soon as they shot...” —Tyler [11:32]

• Transparency & Body Cam Footage:

  • Debate over when and how agencies release police body cam footage and what “transparency” should actually look like.
  • “Transparent to the community is not throwing your officers under the bus... Transparency is not releasing videos before you make a decision.” —Justin [12:29]

• Crime and Community:

  • Coining and discussion of “young newbies” (YNs) to reference young criminals.
  • Brief tangent into Florida rap culture, referencing YNW Melly’s notorious murder case. [15:01–16:57]

3. Casino Economics & Native American Sovereignty in Florida [18:54–26:36]

• Sovereignty and Monopoly:

  • Deep dive on Seminole Tribe’s exclusive control over Florida’s gambling industry, from land rights to the Hard Rock empire.
  • “They are the most powerful... you have no idea the power those Indians have. They’re exempt from all laws. You can’t get a search warrant on their land.” —Tyler [20:06]
  • “If you want another betting app, you cannot. And actually, the Hard Rock app got removed for a little while while they’re going through the court battle....” —Tyler [23:08]

• Casino Law Enforcement:

  • Discussion on policing within casino/reservation land: Seminole PD vs. local/Fort Lauderdale PD.
  • “You’re like, ‘hey, we got a murder’ and the chief calls down and goes, nah, dog, you got a suicide.” —Tyler [21:47]

• Online Gambling & Georestrictions:

  • Frustration about inability to use apps like DraftKings in Florida, except through the tribal-controlled Hard Rock app.
  • “I thought this was America, dude. The fact they can do that is terrifying.” —Justin [27:12]

4. Current Events: Presidential Threats and International Tension [27:56–29:48]

• Trump’s Threat Toward Iran:
  • Commentary on Trump’s rhetoric and policies, critiques from both sides of the aisle.
  • “Even Marjorie Taylor Greene... said not one bomb or shot has been fired on American soil and the president has threatened to end an entire civilization...” —Tyler [28:11–28:32]

5. Underreported News Story: Stopped Church Shooting [30:03–30:26]

• Security in Places of Worship:
  • Noted that positive outcomes—like a would-be mass shooter being stopped—don’t fit the media “narrative” and thus aren’t widely reported.
  • “A 23-year-old man was arrested... went to a downtown Houston church service with a loaded gun and 100 rounds of ammunition, but was stopped when a security team member tackled him...” —Tyler [30:09]

6. Cultural Callbacks & Changing Comedy [31:04–33:16]

• Old MTV Skits & Comedy Limits:

  • Hosts share and reflect on an old MTV “Wig Out” skit, observing that such comedy would see backlash today.
  • “That’s comedy, man. Comedy gold. We should never lost the ability to make those jokes.” —Tyler [33:28]

• Audience & Comment Section Humor:

  • Instagram comments as a subculture, celebrated for ruthlessness and creativity.
  • “The comment section on Instagram is undefeated. Undefeated.” —Tyler [34:57]

7. Law Enforcement Use-of-Force Video Breakdown [46:02–66:13]

• Scene Analysis:

  • Thorough breakdown of a viral video where officers struggle (and strike) a small female arrestee, allegedly autistic, during a family violence warrant arrest.
  • Both hosts express skepticism over tactics—specifically the use of a punch when better control/restraint methods were available.

• Notable Quotes:

  • “If a grown man can’t get a small female in custody without punching her, that’s pretty sad.” —Tyler [51:08]
  • “Violence is violence. Things look worse. But again, I go back to, would I want to be that guy? No, I wouldn’t punch it. I would not punch her.” —Tyler [62:05]
  • “You gotta be ready for that. Like... if you’re gonna go big macho and punch a... 90 pound woman in the face and her head on the floor and her father standing there...” —Justin [63:22]

• Mental Health Considerations:

  • The hosts highlight the complex dynamics when families are present and arrestees have disabilities, and emphasize talking/negotiating over violence whenever possible.
  • “My son is also autistic, so I kind of have... a point. I joke, I say the R word too. But sometimes things just don’t compute in their brains and they can be very strong.” —Tyler [66:13]

• On Chokeholds/LVNR:

  • Discussion of the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint (LVNR) as a highly effective, safe restraining method—with the example of Kansas City PD’s decades of use with zero fatalities.
  • “Most effective move in police work.” —Tyler [55:04]
  • “It should be taught by every single agency...” —Tyler [58:29]

• Tactical Reflections:

  • Both hosts underscore the importance of maintaining mental composure, adjusting tactics when family’s present, and understanding physical control as preferable over strikes, especially when on camera.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• [04:14] Tyler: “But they got like the mental midget that's commenting is what's wrong with a guy and girl both carrying. ... their video has nothing to do with second amendment or concealed carry. Has everything to do with ‘please go viral.’”
• [08:30] Tyler: “To me, you put that thin blue line Punisher. I’m still thinking you’re a cop and there might be a gun in that car if I’m gonna break into it. And the criminals definitely know that. They don’t know much.”
• [20:06] Tyler: “You have no idea the power those Indians have. They’re exempt from all laws.”
• [27:12] Justin: “I thought this was America, dude. The fact that they can do that is terrifying.”
• [28:11] Tyler: “He’s losing some people too... even [Marjorie Taylor Greene] got online and said not one bomb or shot has been fired on American soil and the president has threatened to end an entire civilization.”
• [33:13] Tyler: “No network, MTV. Nobody would play [that skit] now. ...Comedy gold. We should never lost the ability to make those jokes.”
• [51:08] Tyler: “If a grown man can’t get a small female in custody without punching her, that’s pretty sad.”
• [62:05] Tyler: “Violence is violence. Things look worse. But again, I go back to, would I want to be that guy? No, I wouldn’t punch it. I would not punch her.”
• [66:13] Tyler: “My son has Asperger's ... you can't say. I get it. I joke. I say the R word too. But sometimes things just don't compute in their brains and they can be very strong... that does play into it. Mental health definitely plays into [policing decisions].”

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Key Timestamps

• Gun flex and DMs: [02:28–06:41]
• Car sticker culture: [06:31–09:14]
• Police leadership/Transparency: [10:22–14:32]
• YNW Melly case reference: [15:13–16:57]
• Casino sovereignty segment: [18:54–26:36]
• Trump/Iran tensions: [27:56–29:48]
• Houston church shooting stopped: [30:03–30:26]
• MTV’s “Wig Out” and comedy changes: [31:04–33:16]
• Instagram comment culture: [34:45–35:21]
• Police use-of-force video breakdown: [46:02–66:13]

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Takeaways

• The show consistently blends law enforcement insight, current events, and a skeptical critique of viral internet trends and public policies.
• Both hosts champion practical policing wisdom and the importance of mental and physical composure—while never shying away from politically incorrect humor.
• There's an undercurrent of warning about performative displays of gun ownership and the unpredictable ways social signals (car stickers, social posts) can backfire.
• Native American sovereignty and casino economics are explored with both awe and humor, demystifying “the most powerful people in Florida.”
• The deep breakdown of police videos offers real-world, experience-based training advice, and empathy for mental health circumstances while critiquing brutal or unnecessary tactics.

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For listeners who missed the episode, this summary provides a comprehensive guide to the central topics, the hosts' unique perspectives, and the strongest quotes that colored this candid conversation.

Transcript

[Tyler]

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[Justin]

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[Tyler]

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[Justin]

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[Tyler]

I see it.

[Justin]

Everybody busted my balls in the comments. Someone said Brady said Tyler's neck is cutting off circulation his brain.

[Tyler]

You got to see some of these DMS I deal with. Dude.

[Justin]

What is it?

[Tyler]

I just. Dude, you know. Do you see that video I posted here? I'm gonna just. Just get to it.

[Justin]

Yeah, we'll talk about a lot of cool stuff on the Patreon portion.

[Tyler]

Want everybody to understand what I deal with.

[Justin]

Well the second hour we'll talk about the OG Council characters.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we got that.

[Justin]

The Crave stuff. The gaming dudes got a bunch of stuff. For the second hour. Do you need me to add it or can you add it?

[Tyler]

No, I got it. I'm in charge too. I could have went live with Justin. Justin offered to come on.

[Justin]

What's Justin up to?

[Tyler]

So here's my dm. This is a video. I posted this gay ass video of this couple that's like loading their guns together, getting ready. And he said why are you saying this? Pride month is early. I said June is a gay pride month. Like this video. So the video has arrived on the Instagram application before June slash gay month. Therefore making it early. And he wants to know how it's gay. So I'll just play this video for you guys. Sounds not on. Look, look at this, look at this. Look at this

[Justin]

camera.

[Tyler]

She goes, put it down. All my script. So the point of this video is to show everybody how important he's carrying. Still carry.

[Justin]

Oh yeah, it's playing. You can just click. Oh yeah. Okay, now say what you're saying.

[Tyler]

Okay, so I'll go back. The point of the. A point of concealed carry because that's what they're bragging about in this gay ass video. Hold on. So what they're bragging about in that video is concealed carry. Right. But that's not the point of the video. It's just like every other that wants to get it got like 500,000 views. So hey look, hey look at me and my. Look at me and my wife who conceal carry. We're telling you how important it is but we're going to show everybody that we are concealed carrying in the exact bags where it's located and everything else. So I can't. That's what I deal with is I'm md. I had another one this morning that was.

[Justin]

I'm trying to figure out how much I hate that video.

[Tyler]

I don't want you and I want you and Heather to do it then together. Get it set up your camera in your house. I wouldn't do your snacks. Get your snacks and your. Your monsters. I want you guys to coordina exact moment where you put the guns away.

[Justin]

I think makes it gay.

[Tyler]

I didn't even. I remember what song it was.

[Justin]

I mean because I. You're right. You could just be like hey guys, me and my wife, we have these bags. This is where. I mean if you were to take out the fact that you're tell. They're telegraphing the fact that they carry. Let's remove that. An informative video if you're willing to let everybody know you have a gun on you is to be like, hey, These are the bags that me and my wife carry. These are good bags. I would suggest these. If anybody has any questions. I got a link, you know, like a regular ass video.

[Tyler]

But they got like the mental midget that's commenting is what's wrong with a guy and girl both carrying. Genuinely curious. Curious. Like that's where these people on the Internet and it goes with recruiting videos and everything else, you know, that I kind of get on is that their video has nothing to do with second amendment or concealed carry. Has everything to do with please go viral. I want everybody to look into the US that's what it's about.

[Justin]

Yeah. Clint brings up a good point. The details on the cars I always thought was really silly. A. You're. You're more prone to get broken into because the, the higher chance of. Because if anybody doesn't know when someone. When you know, the. The kids roll around, they don't break every window of a car. They only break windows if there's something that they can see inside. They'll break a window for a purse. If they think there's a gun in there, they'll break a window and look, but they don't break. They'll check doorknobs on every car, but they don't break every window. That's too much work.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Put a sticker on your car that says Glock or Sig, you're pretty much implying that there's a good chance that there's maybe a gun in that car.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Though you're telling the entire world while you're driving that you're armed. Which, yes, I mean, I guess some could say is a warning.

[Tyler]

But you know, the warning doesn't help when you're in bed at 3am when the nice Pete. When the nice people of America are out breaking. Because I commented on a Detroit video. They got a video. Damn, I gotta find it. Video of Detroit. These two kids steal two cars. I don't know if they got. They must have devices that like. I know now they're selling devices that like override the ignition. You can like buy and program, like, oh, start a Nissan. These two kids get two cars out of these people's driveway in under 30 seconds. They punch the window, jump in through the window, get the car started. It like rolls out of the driveway. And, you know, my smart ass comment was, it's Detroit. I'm like, you know, that's what you get for living in a blue city. You're complaining about. The problem was the police. The police are catching enough car thieves it's not the car thieves. It's the police aren't catching enough. So my DMs are constantly full of that type of banter. I have to be careful, though, because for some reason I got in trouble one time for calling somebody a in my DMs. Like, Instagram, like, watch.

[Justin]

I remember that.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So I have to like, if you notice. Yeah, no, it said it was a mutual. I got help on board and they said it was a mutual thing. But if you notice how I worded that very. How is this video? This video arrived on Instagram application before June, slash game month. Like, I get pretty stupid when I respond to people that I think are stupid, but I don't go off the rails because then the Jews are watching and I get in trouble.

[Justin]

What's. What's Ger. A Sig or Glock sticker or the Punisher Skull with the blue line.

[Tyler]

Punisher Stall with the blue line.

[Justin]

Yeah, that's pretty gay.

[Tyler]

Any blue line.

[Justin]

You think any even like, old people that support the cops?

[Tyler]

No, no, no. But usually that's a badge. Usually that's like they put the sheriff's office sticker. Like, when I. I didn't realize how important these things were. When I. Like, everybody thinks that sticker gets you out of a ticket. So when I had all my friends, hey, bro, can you get me that sticker? That sticker. So I had to like, back in, when I first. When. When the clown in charge now took over, he actually had him in his desk. I'd have to walk up there and be like, hey, dude, can I get three sheriff stars? And then I would give it to like, my mom, my sister, they want them on the car. I'm like, it's not going to help, like, whatsoever. But yeah, the ones that support it, I. I get it. But to me, you put that thin blue line Punisher. I'm still thinking you're a cop and there might be a gun in that car if I'm going to break into it. And the criminals definitely know that. They don't know much.

[Justin]

They don't. They don't care that you're a cop.

[Tyler]

No, we've had. Dude, do you. How many times I've gotten. We've gotten patrol cars like, hey, dude's, IDs, ID. Badge, gun, rifle.

[Justin]

Like all this unsecure firearms.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like from patrol vehicles. So that doesn't deter. If you guys haven't figured it out yet, that doesn't deter crime. And one local agency decided they're gonna start running with their lights on during the All. All shift. The running lights of the burner. Yeah, because that really deters crime.

[Justin]

A lot of cities do that. They want to be noticed rather than being able to be stealthy.

[Tyler]

Yeah, two.

[Justin]

Two different mindsets of policing right there. I don't think there's anything wrong with using both, but, you know, you need to have hunters out there being proactive. You can't be proactive with burners. But I understand that. I do understand the need or the. The feeling that you need visible law enforcement, but I feel like that's only in certain scenarios. Like, you know, you have a big event going on, you know, or like it's Black Friday at the mall traffic.

[Tyler]

Like, you know, you. You want to deter trap. But if. Why would. That's like saying you're going to run radar on the side of the road with your lights and sirens on so everybody can see you on the side of the road. Like, it doesn't make sense. So I don't know, man. We're going side. So Buffalo just hired Buffalo pd. I got a ton of messages from those guys. They just hired a DI Female that was like, Atlanta and then another city. So they're like, we're dead. We're done. You know, some old white lady that's got no business being a cop at all is now the commissioner in Buffalo. And that's what we're seeing is a kind of sat around the nation.

[Justin]

Do you have anything on that?

[Tyler]

Just her name. No. I got so many messages, dude. It's on my story. But her name is. Her name is Erica Shields, and she's the former chief of Louisville and Atlanta, which neither of them cities seem to be doing very well. And now she's a Buffalo. And I look at this like, this is who you put in charge. Like, we see the good ones. I'll tell you who I really like is the guy in Jacksonville. The black dude in Jacksonville, the sheriff. I mean, he's out right on the camera immediately, as soon as they shot you.

[Justin]

Talking about. He's like, actually transparent.

[Tyler]

Yeah. He's right on the. Right down the middle. Like, he could. He gets out and says right away, he's like, my guys. My guys did what they had to do. They killed. I mean, remember the video of the dude beating the brakes off? The dude at the football game that punched him? And then he punched him a bunch of times, right? And he came out, and the sheriff came out, was like, hey, don't punch my deputies. Like, sorry. Like, yeah, but if something bad happens, you know, they investigate a lot of people as well. They have, like, a board that, like, investigates cops, like, stealthily. Like, guy put in for a school, and, like, he was telling me one time, he's like, I put him for a school. And they called the school to verify. I was actually going to it like, some committee that, like, ethics committee, like, so there's been cops that put in for schools that they went. Didn't go, is what I was gathering. But they actually, like, check. But he comes on the. Right away. He comes on and is like, hey, man, don't. With our deputies. Like, don't do that.

[Justin]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I think there's a difference between being. A lot of people mix up what transparent means. Transparent to the community is not throwing your officers under the bus. Transparency is not. Is not releasing videos before you make a decision before. While, you know, And I don't even really know if there's a law. I think every agency just has their own. Their own standard on when they release body cam.

[Tyler]

Well, you can always tell if it's good or bad. If it's good or bad. Come on. You know, you can tell. We shot a guy, like, nine months ago. The sheriff was on the news that night. We're gonna release the body cam immediately. It's a great shooting. Well, here we are. Still haven't been released. I was gonna say somebody asked about Chronister in Hillsborough. I just. I don't know.

[Justin]

I don't know.

[Tyler]

He's the worst, but I don't trust any of them.

[Justin]

Is he black?

[Tyler]

No, he's white. Oh, yeah, he's. They have. They do a lot of stupid dances. The guy in Jacksonville's black, TK Waters. He's great. Like, love him. Greg, Tony

[Justin]

Squared Away.

[Tyler]

They kill the most people in the state. They kill the most people in the state.

[Justin]

So Jacksonville is considered a chief. Like, they're still. Even though it's Jacksonville County Sheriff's Department. Jacksonville Sheriff's Department.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's the sheriff, though. But he. It says police.

[Justin]

Police. Okay.

[Tyler]

It's Sheriff T.K. waters, but it's Jacksonville Sheriff's. It's Jacksonville Sheriff's office now. But they have a badge. It's kind of like what Miami Dade did. Miami did.

[Justin]

We're from police department.

[Tyler]

There's, like, beaches and stuff.

[Justin]

Yeah, Jacksonville Beach.

[Tyler]

Yeah. But they're the largest city in America by size, Jack.

[Justin]

Oh, the county.

[Tyler]

County is the city. The county is the city. So it's the largest anywhere. It's just One big place. Dangerous as too. Like dangerous.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

What do we.

[Justin]

What do you got? What do you want to call? I mean, I. I like, you know, young newbies. You know what that means?

[Tyler]

Young newbies?

[Justin]

Yeah, the Y N's out there.

[Tyler]

Oh, well, yeah.

[Justin]

Young newbies.

[Tyler]

Newbies. Yeah.

[Justin]

We're just new to the game, man. They're young newbies.

[Tyler]

You talking about the guys or the other guys?

[Justin]

I'm talking about the criminals. Young newbies.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Young newbies. That's what we're calling it.

[Justin]

Apparently, everybody's saying it now.

[Tyler]

Yes. Yeah. YN or ynw. We have a bunch of wine

[Justin]

world.

[Tyler]

Maybe Melly, if you guys have. If you guys have followed that. Ynw. Melly is from. Vero. He's on trial in Miami. He's been in jail, like, three years for a murder. He's one of the original Lions. Him and another guy from Vero. Melly has, like, number one tracks. He was on, like, world, like, coming up. Murder on My Mind was a huge hit of his. And what happened was they're not the brightest people, Right. They're not. They were in. They were, like, basically trying to cut their circle down. So their idea to cut their circle down was to kill two of the guys in their circle. So they drove out west of, like, Miami and did a stage drive by. Only problem is, when the forensics guys got there, all the bullets were shot from inside the vehicle going out of the vehicle, not from the outside of the vehicle going into the vehicle. So they, like, didn't account for the fact that we're gonna shoot these dudes and kill him. One. One was in the front seat, One was in the back seat. And one dead guy was in the front seat. One dead guy was in the back seat. So they start shooting them, like, out west. Then they, like, rushed them to the hospital. Yeah, they killed him. Yeah, they murdered him. But they thought it was going to look like a drive by because. But they're too stupid to realize the bullets are going the wrong way and that forensics will easily prove that. Yeah, but then one of the dudes drove them to the emergency room, like, oh, God, we got drive by.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And then it all fell apart. He. They both went for murder. It was hanging around for a while. I think Cortland is the. Is the co. Defendant. He took a plea. So now Melly's on. On his own now to go to trial. I saw that Offset got shot by the Hard Rock.

[Justin]

I don't even know who Offset is,

[Tyler]

but Migos Is the band. One of them's already dead. One of them got killed by Amigos is a rap group.

[Justin]

Okay, Amigos. Are they popular?

[Tyler]

Yeah, very. One of them was dating Nicki Minaj or one of the black chicks got a baby with her. One of the. I don't keep that close tabs on it. I just know one of them was dating one of the famous. I get Nicki Minaj and Cardi B mixed up. Like, they're both.

[Justin]

I do. I definitely would get them mixed up. One's pro Trump, right?

[Tyler]

Not in that group, I don't think. Oh, one of them. Yes, yes. One of the females is.

[Justin]

All right, so here it is. Rapper Offset shot outside Hard Rock Casino in Florida. Where first off, where is the Hard Rock? Is that Tampa?

[Tyler]

No, that's the big one. Fort Lauderdale.

[Justin]

Okay. Two stable condition. Two. Oh, stable condition. Two detained. So who's dead?

[Tyler]

The one of the other guys in Migos. It was three of them was murdered like two years ago in a shooting.

[Justin]

Oh, okay. Man.

[Tyler]

Can't even go to the casino anymore. That's my favorite place, dude.

[Justin]

If you take the player out of the games, you can't take the game out of the player. You know what I'm saying, Ryan?

[Tyler]

That's right there in the lobby, man. That's the lobby, dude. That. That fountain is in the middle of the lobby.

[Justin]

Oh, so that's inside. It looks like it's outside. That looks like the parking lot.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's right outside the. I'm sorry.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah. It's being filmed from the lobby.

[Tyler]

That's the valet.

[Justin]

So they have one detained here.

[Tyler]

Who's at fault? The gun,

[Justin]

man. Can you imagine living a life where you make that Is like you still got to worry about people killing you.

[Tyler]

That's high. That's terrible press for them. That's like when you come in that entrance because there's another entrance on the other side from the parking garage. That's where your Ferraris, Maybachs, like your 3, 400, 000 cars are all parked. That's the valet for the whole guitar side of the hotel. So that's like terrible for them. And it's run by. And it's run by Indians because. Yeah, he's coming from the lobby where the fountain is, and he's walking out.

[Justin]

Yeah, they got the Y ends in there. Now.

[Tyler]

This is it, dude. I mean, you're talking. This is high end as it gets. Dude, they make more money than anybody. The Indians. This, this, these hotels, the casino, they're building a similar One in Vegas with the guitar. It's like, the biggest. Dude. It's so big. They make so much money, they have the entire Florida gambling market cornered that nobody else can get in.

[Justin]

Do you think that he did not die? There's a mafia style. What do you call that unit? That's Native American, that, like, handle casino business. Like. Like, for instance, like, if they were like, hey, we've got YNs coming in here now. Do you think that there's Native Americans in suits that visit people and go, hey, man, listen, dude, it's probably best if you don't come around here.

[Tyler]

They are the most power. You have no idea the power those Indians have. They're exempt from all laws. You can't get a search warrant on their land. You have to ask them for their land. I was at the Miccosuki for a. Took the reed technique way back in, like, 2006. 7. I was at the Miccosuki, and the chief of the. That whole tribe, the whole. The head guy, his son was there, and he's like, the bad son that's on drugs and just acts like a. And the bartenders and stuff were telling us, like, this guy is more powerful than you can ever imagine. Like, we can't detain him. We can't argue with him. If he wants 40 beers cracked on top of the bar, we have to get it for him. He has, like, carte blanche over the whole casino because he's like, the son of the chief. So you're talking about organized crime at its highest. The police, the regular police can do nothing on their land. We, the feds, the federal government, nobody can do anything. These guys are the most profit.

[Justin]

But is the hard. Like, let's say, that Hard Rock Casino, right. That's not that. You can still. Like, Fort Lauderdale Police can still respond there, right? Because that's not on their list.

[Tyler]

But they're. They're owned and patrolled by the. The police. The.

[Justin]

The reservations are. So if you go to an Indian reservation.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's reservation land, though. That's part of their land.

[Justin]

So they control it. Who responds to a shooting? What? Police department, probably.

[Tyler]

I would assume Justin probably knows this better. I think the Seminole PD would handle that until they say maybe. Okay, turn it over. Yeah. See, the hotel's on the land. That's theirs. Seminole Police Department. Seminole pd, Like, Seminole Tribe police handle all that.

[Justin]

So they show up and they're in the book.

[Tyler]

They're on the books, dude. They're not regular cops.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Like, you're like, hey, we got A murder. And the chief calls down and goes, nah, dog, you got a suicide.

[Justin]

Like, that's what I'm saying, dude. I just started Yellowstone. Me and Heather are watching that, and I might. I'm like, whoa, Dude, I never understood, like, the power of reservations. The amount of money that those casinos bring in.

[Tyler]

Think about it. They have the entire state of Florida they control. Dude, it's so bad. The next county down is St. Lucie. They have Seminole land in St. Lucie. They own land there. They. Every new convenience store bought is not allowed to even have lottery. They cancel regular Florida lottery tickets because I think the Indians have a plan of building some type of casino or something in that next county. I walked in to catch my scratch off at a while. They're like, we don't have lottery. I'm like, what do you mean you have lottery? Like, we're not allowed because of the Indians. No other DraftKings, any of those other betting sites. Nobody's allowed to have a betting app in Florida. Just the Hard Rock app. No other casinos allowed in Florida.

[Justin]

You can't have betting apps.

[Tyler]

The only one is Seminole. You have to have the Hard Rock app.

[Justin]

They have. It's like, I wanted to get DraftKings. I couldn't.

[Tyler]

Nope.

[Justin]

What if I cross the state line into Georgia?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Well, if Georgia allows it. Each state's different, but. Yes.

[Justin]

How do they control what's on your phone, IP address?

[Tyler]

They know you're in Florida. Like, if you leave Florida with that Hard Rock app, it'll say you're outside. There's certain states that Hard Rock works in Vegas, other places, but if you. If you want another betting app, you cannot. And actually, the Hard Rock app got removed for a little while while they're going through the court battle. Like, two years it came on, then it went off its back. But they control everything. So you notice there's Hard Rock, there's. Every casino in Florida is a Hard Rock. It's Seminole Hard Rock everywhere. And they control everything.

[Justin]

So as Hard Rock Cafe, like, Hard Rock, obviously, that's probably a public company because it's huge. But is Hard Rock owned by Indians?

[Tyler]

I don't know that depth of it. I know that because Hard Rock. Yeah, you can go to Hard Lock in Orlando like that. I don't think the cafe or what

[Justin]

was it before it was a casino?

[Tyler]

I don't think it was anything. They built the casino like Miccosukee was the first one.

[Justin]

Cafe always a.

[Tyler]

Okay. Justin says all of them are Seminole, so they own the whole franchise.

[Justin]

The Hard Rock Cafe was not always a casino. It began in 1971 in a London as a themed restaurant. The brand expanded into hotels and casinos, starting with the first Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, 1995. The seminal tribe of Florida acquired Hard Rock International in 2007. So they do own it.

[Tyler]

Yes, you should see that one in they. So in Vegas, everything's falling apart. Like the. The market's bad for. For gambling. Online gambling has hurt Vegas, Atlantic City, the only company turning profit, massive profit, I'm telling you, is the Indians. That's why they're building a guitar that's like twice the size of the one in Seminole in Florida, in Vegas. And they're like the only one profiting because they have the entire monopoly over the state of Florida.

[Justin]

So they. What about Vegas? Do they own it? Like. They do.

[Tyler]

They don't know. They just own that one. And Obviously there's like 40 casinos in Vegas, but they're only one making so much money. And now you have all these people in Florida that have Unity Rewards. That's a rewards program. And they're invested in Hard Rock. Now they're gonna be able to go to Vegas and stay at the Hard Rock.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And their. Their rules are bad, dude. It's bad news.

[Justin]

What do you mean?

[Tyler]

Just the way they operate down there. They. They keep the limits really high. The regular, dude, they have like one table for like $5 blackjack.

[Justin]

That's.

[Tyler]

That's pretty packed by your friends.

[Justin]

And then the young newbies.

[Tyler]

Yes. And then everything else is like, you go in there, like weekend nights, you're talking 25 minimum bets on everything. And they control all of it. And you are like, you think you're free. Them dudes can come snatch you up. Dude, the Seminole, it's bad. You'll have regular cops walking through. They definitely detail out. I've seen Fort Lauderdale PD and other people walk through, but yeah, they can. They're told to do by what the chief says and what the reservation says.

[Justin]

So vpn. If you have a Florida vpn, but you're in a state that allows betting, does it show that you are Florida vpn, so it doesn't allow it, period.

[Tyler]

You have to have a good, good VPN device will let you appear to even the apps wherever you want to. Yeah, because I pay for, like, I pay for one on my phone and I can change my location and it works for most things.

[Justin]

Like gambling.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you can gamble online. I mean, you can go right on the Internet. Like the site I was using when I was over there playing blackjack. You can, you know, they. They pay you money. They're legitimate. But could I do that? What's that?

[Justin]

Could I do that?

[Tyler]

Yeah, you can just. It's an Internet. No, it's an international. You're going off in the international. You're not local. Like, you're going on to, like, bet us is one of them. Or bet online, whatever the one is, and you can actually start them.

[Justin]

But I can't use DraftKings.

[Tyler]

No. Unless you have a VPN, you can't sports bet on any app on your phone in Florida. The only one that works is.

[Justin]

I thought this was America, dude. The fact that they can do that is terrifying.

[Tyler]

But there's America. It's owned by the. The state of Florida is owned by the Indians. My lunch date just canceled. That sucks.

[Justin]

What was your last date?

[Tyler]

It was a political. Political lunch date for some other adventures I might go on. But, yeah, I am an SME. Justin's right. I'm a subject. Subject matter expert when it comes to gambling.

[Justin]

Tyler's first day is every day. It is. I don't know what's going on in the world. I never do.

[Tyler]

But Trump is. Trump's threatening to, like, destroy the entire country of Iran at this point.

[Justin]

Today. Isn't that today? And that's supposed to be bridging the

[Tyler]

whole thing and civilization. He said.

[Justin]

Geez. He said that? Yeah.

[Tyler]

He's losing some people too. Like, they're like, hey, man, even I know him. And Margaret. Margaret. Marjorie Taylor Green had issues, but even she got online and said not one bomb or shot has been fired on American soil. And the president has threatened to end an entire civilization, which is normally what we do for, like, what Japan did.

[Justin]

I still think Japan was a little overboard. We don't talk about that enough. We also don't talk about what. What we did to the Native American. Let's see here. So Nick the gun guy says it's an 8pm deadline. Is that Eastern time?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

What? And what does Trump want them to do? Open the straight.

[Tyler]

Give up.

[Justin]

Like, with a white flag?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Like all Christians now.

[Justin]

It must be awesome being Tyler. He. He learns something every single day. Oh, I'm way behind in the chat.

[Tyler]

Oh, I gotta mention this. I got something.

[Justin]

You want to total and unconditional surrender.

[Tyler]

To what?

[Justin]

What are they surrendering? Like.

[Tyler]

Like, it. Give us the oil. You know what they want?

[Justin]

Is that what they want? The oil?

[Tyler]

Yeah, that. What do you think we want to be friends?

[Justin]

I don't know. I thought they were gonna Replace the Sharia law and all that stuff and put it back into, like, what it was in 1971 or whatever that year was. What do you got to share?

[Tyler]

I got something. Hold on. Something that went very under the radar because you'll see why. Hold on.

[Justin]

Cool. Was it the Jews?

[Tyler]

No, the other friends. But.

[Justin]

Y ends.

[Tyler]

So here is a story out of Houston. A 23 year old man was arrested after police say he went to a downtown Houston church service with a loaded gun and 100 rounds of ammunition, but was stopped when a security team member tackled him as he reached for his weapon. You see that anywhere on the news? Wow.

[Justin]

I don't think it fits their narrative. It's not a transgender white person.

[Tyler]

Yeah, look at that here.

[Justin]

Okay, what establishment? Was he going into church? Was he going.

[Tyler]

It says a church. I don't know.

[Justin]

Was it. Is it a nightclub called the Church?

[Tyler]

I don't think so. I don't think so. While we're on this topic, I have an amazing. I want to play this video. This is from MTV back in the day. And I want you to. This is two and a half minutes of pure entertainment. I want you to, basically, because we're talking about that culture, tell me how bad this would be today or if this could even be released today.

[Justin]

With wiggers. Do you wish your wigger could be cured? Well, now you can use my new dewgar service. Wig Out. W I G O U T. I don't understand what it's like to be a young black man in the streets. As soon as we get your call, we snap into action. Yo, man.

[Tyler]

What? No, I. I'm not even that big. We use state of the art techniques to break the waiter down. Now.

[Justin]

We'll stop at nothing to deprogram your wigger.

[Tyler]

Jack, make it stop. Oh, man, I'm black.

[Justin]

And I'm proud of you.

[Tyler]

West side, it's worse than I thought.

[Justin]

If all else fails, Wig out becomes heavy with his worst nightmare.

[Tyler]

That's him. Number three.

[Justin]

The scariest black man I ever saw. Okay, kid, you're going to jail.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait.

[Justin]

Oh, no.

[Tyler]

There's been some kind of mistake. Wait, it wasn't me. I'm not even black.

[Justin]

And when the winter finally goes home, everybody wills.

[Tyler]

What do you imagine? You imagine.

[Justin]

That's just. No way.

[Tyler]

You would. You would see that on YouTube. No network, MTV. Nobody would play that now.

[Justin]

MTV doesn't exist, but yeah, I know what you're saying.

[Tyler]

Wig Out. Snoop Dogg's involved. She said that's him right there. That black man robbed Me, not even black. I'm not black anymore.

[Justin]

That's funny.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's comedy, man. Comedy gold. We should. We should have never lost that. We should never lost the ability to make those jokes.

[Justin]

You know who could have the biggest comeback ever is Dave Chappelle.

[Tyler]

If they brought that crime.

[Justin]

All right, you guys ready?

[Tyler]

Here we go.

[Justin]

You guys are gonna have to read this. What it is for you guys listening is this is a. This is a. A band playing pop punk. But the members are. Are wyons.

[Tyler]

I've seen this. This is good.

[Justin]

And you gotta guess their name. And so people, they put the comments up.

[Tyler]

All is in japro.

[Justin]

Rob stone.

[Tyler]

Plus the Internet comment section on Instagram is private. Greatest place on earth. The comment section on Instagram is undefeated. Undefeated.

[Justin]

You know what? It's a good video is when it's got like triple the shares than it does the likes. Because nobody wants to be seen liking it, but they want to share it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that was my. I made one the other day about when your wife and girlfriend are both ignoring you and your trainee runs into the car. It's got, it's got. Here, I'll give you the numbers. That's a perfect example how these can't be seen liking stuff. It's got 3300 likes and 13, 200 shares. Can't be seen. Can't be seen liking this one, but we're gonna share it.

[Justin]

And says that was Tyler's first band. I dress just like them. I. Yeah. James De La Cruz says, you got an amazing voice, Tyler, if that was me, obviously.

[Tyler]

So, like, let me see how good this one is. So we're talking about. I got one. This is like a husband and wife trying to, you know, they're trying to like be cool for Instagram. Yeah. So here's another one. Like he decides to make a video for his wife and he's being serious. Like, right. Is his wife coming down from a. An address. And then you gotta look at the comments. You already see the big show, so you know it's gonna be good. Comments.

[Justin]

Okay. Important. Is that skin or is that like.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's skin. Don't listen to the comment, lady. You're bigger than that. My finger, my finger hovered over the comment section for about 30 seconds trying to decide what kind of man I'm going to be in 2026. But here we are. God has tested me every day. Then it goes down. Three letter Coke, three liter Coke bottle, not one curve. I've seen more curves on a drag strip worth the weight with the weight spelled like heavy, and then it's just. Ruthless linebacker. What the is going on? Bad idea putting this on Instagram. And it just. When I see those, I'm like. I look at the video and I'm like, well, here. Like, I know it's gonna be a rough time in the comments, and then it's all over. That's comedy. That's. That's today's world of comedy.

[Justin]

CeCe texted me earlier, about 40 minutes ago. I just saw it. He said, today is the last day before Trump wrecks Iran, and they just halted all communication with the usa. So today is it.

[Tyler]

Are we gonna.

[Justin]

Is it emergency broadcast time tonight?

[Tyler]

Yeah, we'll probably be.

[Justin]

We'll probably be covering it real time.

[Tyler]

Yeah, maybe we'll have missiles coming in and we'll be dodging them and we'll. We'll. We'll be ready.

[Justin]

Are we gonna do one?

[Tyler]

I mean, if we start dropping nukes on Iran, I think that's warranted. Huh? Maybe they'll call back the air assault troops, man. Maybe I'm going the aerosol troops.

[Justin]

Oh, by the way, guys, this is the 99 shirt. Not the 99 cent shirt, but the 99 for the boys. I think I'm gonna cut this into

[Tyler]

a muscle shirt available in the antiherobroadcast.com store also if you got. Well, we'll talk about on Patreon, but I. I posted a bunch of the holsters I have available. People are asking about them.

[Justin]

No, they're not.

[Tyler]

I've got a message right now about it.

[Justin]

CC said, tyler, keep the comms open. I'll call you today if we're hitting them. It's going to be late, though. Why? I thought it was 8:00pm Eastern time. Huh.

[Tyler]

Is CC back,

[Justin]

yes or no? I think geographically, yes, but he's. He is unable to.

[Tyler]

He's not a net positive at this time.

[Justin]

He's a net positive for intel. Just can't physically do broadcast.

[Tyler]

I can't post a picture. I posted them in the Pew. Pew room for those on Patreon. I posted a picture of all of them and then I can't post it in dms. On Patreon, you can't put pictures. For probably good reason. You end up Monday through Friday if you start sending pictures in there.

[Justin]

Tyler, you've got to have muscles to make a muscle shirt. Look at these guns, baby. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

I gotta take. You want to see the real guns, dude? I can pull them out. I'm just gonna send this picture to Iran, they're gonna surrender. My dogs are getting groomed in the other room while we're talking.

[Justin]

But you guys pay groomers to come.

[Tyler]

Well, we used to take them to Petco and she worked at Petco and she was the best. Funny story. So she was the Petco and she went on her own. So we stay with her. So just like every other business, and I'm sure like we did on the road, we had names for people. So Jordan is our girl that does dogs. She's like, yeah. You guys were known as the cops. Obviously, we're both cops, right? Yeah. And she tells my wife when I ran to the store to get a protein shake before the show, she also told him that we were labeled as mean.

[Justin]

Really?

[Tyler]

Did you guys do it? That's what I said. I'm like, we've never been me. But I think it's because. Have you ever met my wife?

[Justin]

She's.

[Tyler]

She kind of looks mean right where you would come off. Like, she's mean.

[Justin]

She does. When she talks to you, she looks at you like very in, like. Like she cuts a hole through you while she's talking to you. I can see.

[Tyler]

So yes. So they had us labeled as mean. So, like, my wife's whole day was ruined. Jordan removed it, though. Jordan took it out of the notes. She's like, no. After. The only time I can think of is. So we did two cuts before we got Jordan. And then Jordan's great. My dog came back. Charlie, the female with a flat top, like a state trooper. To the point I wanted to give her away. It was so bad. I'm like, I can't even look at my own dog. How did they give my golden doodle a flat top? So I don't know if we were, like, not excited when we picked it up. And we're like, oh, wow. Yeah, that's nice. And we were labeled as mean. I said, I made it clear it wasn't me. That was me. It was probably my wife. But

[Justin]

Famasa says, I don't know, Tyler. That computer screen is slowly starting to hide more and more of you. You gotta make me insecure. So eventually it's just gonna be like this. Bring my chair down. I don't think you can go down anywhere. Oh, yeah, I can.

[Tyler]

No, you guys don't know my wife. There's no such thing as making my wife self conscious. The day she decides to start her own show is the day I can retire.

[Justin]

She's gotta wait till she's retired though, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, because she'll Say words. Crave. Yes. Craig, do you want to tell these guys? Are you gonna do.

[Justin]

We're just gonna wait till the Patreon hour.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Justin]

I got some funny videos, though. So this video right here is a guy just living in the moment. He looks like he bounces, maybe at a nice nightclub full of a very good demographic that maybe just got a little, you know, flared up with some alcohol. Nothing crazy, but this bouncer, you know, like I said, living in the moment. Living just every. Every punch, every swing. It's amazing.

[Tyler]

Other fighting.

[Justin]

Oh, bro, he's just like, yes. This is. This is why I signed up.

[Tyler]

Is this a college?

[Justin]

Oh, you know what this is like? This is. This is the doctoral program that they're doing for the college. Yeah, they're celebrating getting into the program.

[Tyler]

This is the honor roll. Honor roll students.

[Justin]

Yes. This is the AB Honoral society of the college. Yep. Just moving, dude. He locks on to people and just starts boom, boom.

[Tyler]

I mean, this is a dream come true for him, right?

[Justin]

He's punching females, males, all those talking to him all day long, and he's just. Now he's just throwing haymakers.

[Tyler]

Let me text my wife.

[Justin]

And then this picture, obviously right here is pretty funny. We could have watched him land on the moon this week. Supremacy. That's actually a really good topic, though. The moon. Oh, that was for those listening. That was a picture of George Floyd in an astronaut outfit, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah. That's where he was headed.

[Justin]

Right. So we're still, quote, unquote, circling the moon. Orbiting the moon.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we got a picture for the first time. Yeah,

[Justin]

it looks like something I've. The problem is that we now have the technology to make that picture on our phone, so. So it means absolutely nothing.

[Tyler]

Yes. Those talking at home. You want to see what I text my wife? You can see it.

[Justin]

What do you say?

[Tyler]

I said the dude canceled lunch after the show. If you want to be my date,

[Justin]

man, I would get. I would be turned down with a hard silence if I said it like that. Hey, my plan's canceled. Do you want to go now?

[Tyler]

No. But she knew it was a business meeting, like, it was a business lunch. Didn't answer me yet, but. And Cece says you ain't here. I. That. The dude is a. I told you it was a political ally in the community in case anybody runs for office. You need to go talk to this guy.

[Justin]

He got money.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Oh, we never broke down this video, Mike.

[Tyler]

Here we go.

[Justin]

Live. Yeah, dude. I'm gonna make a promo for our T shirt. For those Listening. This is a video of a resisting subject. Look at this. Having to drag her out.

[Tyler]

Why are you driving?

[Justin]

What are you doing? Why is he beating her up? You're resisting. I don't think there's anything against hair pulling, right? Usually there's no policies against.

[Tyler]

I don't have a problem with any of that so far. Are you hitting me?

[Justin]

Here's what's gonna happen, guys. They're gonna handcuff her. And the one cop gives the other cop the look and says, man, if we could only distract her for just a couple seconds to get these handcuffs on. And that cop goes, because a grown

[Tyler]

male cop can't handle 120 pound female.

[Justin]

They're riding her like a bull.

[Tyler]

Like they're actually mounted in a great position. There's a lot of good things you could do from here, but what happens next is not one of them three times.

[Justin]

I know. And they're literally holding me hostage.

[Tyler]

I know.

[Justin]

They're literally pinning me down this.

[Tyler]

We're in good shape right now. Stop right there. Stop right there. You have the handcuffed arm pinned. He moved up. You have the left arm completely controlled at this point.

[Justin]

Yeah, he's got his handcuffs out and dangling. Not a big fan.

[Tyler]

Well, he should have never started that. He handcuffed her, like, earlier. That should never happen. You should never go handcuffed until you have complete control of both hands. So that's a failure from the start. Now you have a good mounted position. Here's my problem. A guy in the back should really come around and get on the front, take both hands. You could pin her head straight to the ground, hold it down. You can't move without.

[Justin]

Oh, man. I. I would love. If I was still cop, I would love to exercise what that dude did. I think it was Vegas. I would just get up if I was. If I was this guy right here, I would get up because you don't need the extra weight.

[Tyler]

No, he's fully mounted. The guy on top is fully mounted.

[Justin]

I would walk. I would get up and I would walk around and I would get right here and I would pin all of my upper body weight against her head.

[Tyler]

Correct.

[Justin]

To the ground.

[Tyler]

Great idea. Both hands across their skull, pushing it down. No problem at all.

[Justin]

He can't, though.

[Tyler]

He'd have to go the other way. There's a wall. It looks nice, but there's a wall to our left. He's kind of against the wall. Yes. So right now, the guy on top in the front, completely in a great position.

[Justin]

So I do think that where. Although I don't think cops need to utilize BJJ at all to protect themselves and get people in custody. What I do think is a really, really good thing about BJJ or Eddie Marsh, Yeah, probably BJJ is that when you're in a, when you're moving and your heart rate's up and you're sweating, you can teach yourself to think correct. And you can think like, what am I gonna do next? You're not living in the second. These guys are living in the second.

[Tyler]

Very good. Because what are. Here's the other thing you have to focus on and that's where BJ and you don't have to do bjj, but where it helps is what you just said. You have to understand body mechanics. So if you have somebody, if my arm is straight above me, you're not going to pull my arm backwards. You're gonna have to peel my arm, like out and around. So if you got somebody and you're trying to like go against their mechanics where their shoulder can't move, you're not going to work. So that's the small things that BJJ and some of the ground fighting stuff teaches you is, okay, they're here. I gotta peel this way, otherwise I can't go backwards. It's not gonna work or I'm gonna break their shoulders. So understanding. But this guy right now is in a great position if he takes what you just said, slows down and thinks.

[Justin]

I mean, even if he doesn't train bjj, I really don't think you could just sit on her and just start talking to her. Hey, correct.

[Tyler]

Pin her down. Or you know what you can do? You could. He could lay flat on her, his stomach and chest across her head. She cannot move him. He could sprawl out on top of her and just say, hey, ch.

[Justin]

Can't breathe. I can't breathe.

[Tyler]

That's fine.

[Justin]

Is it? Until she goes limp.

[Tyler]

No, not nine minutes later, but he could actually flatten out on top of her and just say, look, girl, like we're done. Put your hands behind your back and everything's gonna be fine. But he chooses a plan Z. Gonna

[Justin]

break her arm, dude. Why don't you ask me? What is your name?

[Tyler]

He's got it. Look at that arm. That's a great position to be in that.

[Justin]

That's great position. Her left arm's completely out of the fight. Completely.

[Tyler]

You can stay there till Trump bombs Iran tonight. You don't have to move. At that point, you have complete control of this female.

[Justin]

Yeah, that is true. Your badge number.

[Tyler]

He's like, you want another one?

[Justin]

What did it do?

[Tyler]

Let me tell you what it did. What did that. So all jokes aside, that punch did what? Now he. She's back on her back and now it's. She's back in the fight with both hands in the game. That punch did absolutely nothing to help my comment which has above 1100 likes on and a lot of nasty comments behind it on BJJ cops. When he posted that is, I said, if a grown man can't get a small female in custody without punching her, that's pretty sad. He had her in an advantageous position to affect the arrest with a second backup if he's by himself. Okay, okay, but what is punching somebody in the head in most agencies, deadly force. It borderlines like it punching somebody in the skull. And a lot of agencies, porters, deadly force or, you know, high level fighting,

[Justin]

they have to be physically one second standing up.

[Tyler]

Right. Her head. This is all my wife's words. I'm. I got it written right here on a teleprompter. I'm trying to go over it just right now, but her head is against the. Is against the floor. You have zero chance for her head to be able to move. When you punch somebody like this when they're standing, you are basically looking at TBI slash concussion because you're punching her skull into the floor. It just doesn't. It doesn't. It's not warranted. Warranted there in my. In my opinion. And it didn't help. If anything it caused. Look what it cost. Look what it cost. If he knocked her out. Maybe. Okay, well maybe that helped, but I still don't see a reasonable.

[Justin]

No, I don't think. I take it she keeps going.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it does. She brings other hand up to protect herself.

[Justin]

Yeah, a lot of people, if you're not a cop, you'll never understand. When you're a young cop, it is my way or the highway. I am the law. But as you progress in your career, you realize how much you do not want to fight every shift after about a couple injuries and stuff, you're like, this is so you start learning how to talk people into handcuffs. And even if somebody's gotta go. You sat there for 20 minutes. No one. I mean, I don't know the context of this video. She might even be an involuntary committer. Commitment to a psychiatric ward. We don't even know if this is an arrest.

[Tyler]

Original rumor was. Original rumor was. And I haven't confirmed it Was. She was actually autistic. And I don't know if this is true. This is what I was told. Autistic and had gotten in a, like a minor fight earlier in the day. Nothing. She's not actively killing any. Now, if this chick, like, stabbed somebody, if this chick, like, beat her mom and. And it was like a domestic at home, maybe that level of force to like, she's dangerous, you know, she's had a weapon. But I'm told it was like a minor fight with, like, another kid earlier in the day and they came to pick her up on a battery. Misdemeanor battery. You can't punch somebody's skull into the ground for resisting. You just can't. You just can't.

[Justin]

Yes, you can't. I mean, you can articulate everything you want, but like you said, if. If you're going into a call where my daughter just pulled a knife on me, she's in her bedroom. I don't see any reason why if she's in there by herself,

[Tyler]

you're not going in.

[Justin]

No, but let's just say you did. Let's just say you did. And you're in there and you're like, I'm gonna take her into custody, but we don't know where the knife is and you're around in a bunch of junk like that, maybe trying to get her, I don't know. But yeah, like, at the end of the day, it is. It is just a. Mister.

[Tyler]

Here's the other thing.

[Justin]

Here.

[Tyler]

Here's the other thing. You know what works 100 of the time in this situation? Rear Naked Choke. Lvnr. Most effective move in police work.

[Justin]

Too bad they can't use it.

[Tyler]

And then it's. What is it? Wherever? Louisville. Or is it Louisville that does it? Hold on. I don't be wrong, lvnr. Louisville.

[Justin]

Louisville. Isn't it. Is it spelled like Louisville?

[Tyler]

Hold on.

[Justin]

Can touch. Can someone teach me how to spell? I haven't even been looking at the comments. Dude. Sorry, guys, I'm not trying to ignore you. I just. I'm on Instagram, so now I'm back on streamyard. So.

[Tyler]

Kansas City. I'm sorry? Kansas City. Kansas City Police Department. Every officer is trained since 1979 in the LVNR. And they've had a hundred, and I believe 30, 000 applications and have never injured or killed somebody.

[Justin]

Wow.

[Tyler]

And it's gone through all the letters, aclu, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All those people and never, never have killed anybody. It's the. It's by far the best technique, every agency should be teaching it 100%. She's out. You put her asleep.

[Justin]

Call 91 1. We're calling 91 1.

[Tyler]

Get on this side. Vern, get up there.

[Justin]

Burn near the head. Vern, we're calling 911 now. On you. Oh, okay. Here come call their supervisor. We already did.

[Tyler]

They're literally punching me.

[Justin]

They're punch on them. They're literally punching and beating out of me. Why is.

[Tyler]

I called you? Why are you beating her too?

[Justin]

They come out with their ass.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we're gonna beat her more. Oh, here we go. We got the female here now. Everybody hold tight.

[Justin]

He's been punching her over and over again. No, I'm recording this, cuz he beat her up, he chased her three times and he punched her in the face.

[Tyler]

I can't breathe.

[Justin]

Can't breathe. She can't breathe. You got her stuffed in her pillows.

[Tyler]

Got more cars coming, more cars at the sirens, man.

[Justin]

You know what's funny is that in all reality it was probably the woman filming that called police initially at some point that got them into this situation. Right. So it's just funny how it works. I guarantee you this person behind the camera was the person that initially called.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I think it was a fight earlier.

[Justin]

Yeah, probably.

[Tyler]

LVNR is the lateral vascular neck restraint. Basically what you see in UFC when they get the rear naked choke and they put them to sleep. It's not an air choke, it's a blood choke. It cuts the blood from going to the brain. You go night, you get handcuffed and you wake up in a much better place. And it should be taught by every single agency I know, Jordan Ennis, who was my former co host on Hot Topic, their agency just went to it like six months ago.

[Justin]

I remember you telling me that. That's pretty cool.

[Tyler]

Yeah, perfect. Works like a charm.

[Justin]

Now, do they have to be like trained and certified?

[Tyler]

Like a four hour in house. It's. Dude, there's nothing to it. It's a four hour in house. They all get choked. I hate using our choke. They all get put to sleep. When the chief, chief of police all the way down has been through the training, you come in, they teach it to you, you get signed off and it is the most effective form of policing there possibly could be. In use of force, flawless. There's been a lot of cases. There was a female cop that got her and her partner got into a pretty. But I think they end up shooting a guy and right before they shoot him, she actually sets in an lvnr and realizes that she can't use it and like you see her go back control and she goes to put it in and then she like lets go. He gets up and then they end up shooting them

[Justin]

lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and a lot of people trying to be. They're all pumped. They're all decision makers. I do like the fact that they just picked her up because those two officers probably. But anyway they picked her up and moved her outside because she probably weighs 90 pounds. She looks like she's on crack. But I just like everybody's so amped up. Can you imagine if there was seven dudes they had to fight like this to me was always pretty silly. You know in the. Oh, in the intro for the night shift. I mean we've talked to this guy. We have the cop that's there, the street crimes unit that's scrapping with the dudes in the parking lot. Could you like those guys are forced on force fighting criminals and you go on a call like this and patrol is struggling with a 90 pound autistic crackhead that's resisting at this point I would be so like, like dude, I would negotiate with her. Like can you. What do. What do we have to do for you to comply with us? Because I don't want to be here right now.

[Tyler]

So here I'm reading the article. Incident raised concerns in community about Paso Police department's use of force treating individuals with disabilities mental health issues during arrest. It was highlighted that ongoing challenges around policing balancing public safety with protecting the rights. According to officers, they were attempting to arrest a woman on a family violence warrant. The video shows the officers physically struggling with the woman who was heard screaming and claiming she can't breathe at one point which. That's the keywords. I'm not going to worry about that. She can breathe. The mother. The woman's mother who is recording incident tells the officers that her daughter has autism. El Paso Police Department internal affairs division reviewing the incident and department has committed to sharing further investigation details. I understand and this is where I have to. You have to use your head. And I am a 100 supporter of the police. I know I make a lot of memes. We talk a lot of junk. We bring conversations to the forefront. But I support the cops. I want cops to put bad guys in jail. I support the goon. I want them arresting drug dealers. I want them stopping cars for very questionable reasons and getting guns and drugs off the street. In order to defend the cops On a broad spectrum though, you have to not do dumb as well. And I got a billion comments. I'm a. I don't know what I'm talking about. Punching is okay. It all is okay. It all is. We used to be able to shoot people in the back as cops, like 40 years ago. If they ran away from us like a fling felon, it was all okay then tactics change. And in order to. I just look at it like if that was your daughter. And again, yeah. Do I want my daughter act like an animal? No, I don't. But like a grown man is on top of her. She's in a crisis, obviously mental crisis. She allegedly has autism. Can't be proven. They definitely don't understand everything that's going on. You need to punch her. Do you need to punch somebody with their face flushed to the ground? Bounce their skull off the ground? Does it look good? I don't, you know, not. Just because it doesn't look good doesn't mean it's right. I'm being very serious. I know things look bad. Violence is violence. Things look worse. But again, I go back to, would I want to be that guy? No, I wouldn't punch it. I would not punch her. Even the use of force, that got me demoted. Okay? Everybody throws at my face. I threw zero strikes. The man was never hit. He was taken to the ground and handcuffed. And not one knee, spike, punch, kick, nothing. Nothing was ever. I never struck him. I controlled him and got him in handcuffs and I still got railroaded. So if I punched, I am, I am convinced if I threw one strike during that event, I would have been arrested.

[Justin]

Well, you have a really, really good point. In situations like these as well, you are surrounded by family and they're, you know, they're in a tough spot because they know that they're, they're, they know that their adult son or daughter needs to go to jail, is gonna go to jail, or needs to be committed or needs to get involuntary help. And I mean, you, we talk about it all the time, dude. I don't think there's any rules. When you get on top of somebody's daughter who's asking you to help them and you punch your head into the ground. I don't think that guy is going to see you as a cop anymore. That's his daughter. And you got to be ready for that. If you're gonna go big macho and punch a dude in the fit or punch a 90 pound woman in the face and hit her head on the floor and her father standing there, you kind of Got to be ready for that. Like.

[Tyler]

And you said you made a great point. When you talk about how chaotic this is and how you have to think. I'll tell you one of the one before we go to Patreon, I had a very similar call where they called the Baker act or you commit somebody in a, in a facility. They called and said, hey, we got to take this kid in. And we went in the room. The kid was a good sized kid. He was probably 170 pound, you know, high school age kid. Just severe mental health issues. Me and two other officers had to fight him with both parents in his background. They want him committed. They do not want him injured. I remember grabbing my taser and the mother lost it. You know what I did? I'm like, well I'm gonna have to fight this kid all the way. I'm not gonna tase this kid from his parents. Like you have to decisions now. If it came down to safety, like if I had to, I would have. But that was an option. We got him in custody. But the, the, the. What I'm getting at is that that background noise of mothers and fathers, shrieks and screams when you're fighting their kid. You have to maintain composure. You have resisting parents. You have to do what's necessary to get them in custody. I'm not saying you lay up, you don't do what you need to do. But I'm like, maybe the taser this time we're gonna have to just get down and dirty, get him in custody, do some wrestling and all that we did. But you just have, you have to be able to think that through. And you're right like this to me, it's a chick dude. There's two of them. Like, I feel like you could stay there all me and you could be there all day and vent. You know, if we had to do it without ever throwing a strike, I'm pretty confident we could do it.

[Justin]

I love the comment section though. I don't know what her being of retard to do with it. Violent too. Those officers are in the wrong. I think retardation has nothing to do.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I, I hope. I'm gonna assume not. Not a cop. I'm gonna assume never sat through the. The power dmss and the. In the. And the things and I, and I understand my son is also autistic, so I kind of have.

[Justin]

We call it a mental disability or.

[Tyler]

Yeah, my son has Asperger's and I could see a point in my kid's life when he was in like fourth or fifth grade, something happened. He turned into a genius and he's great, but he was having some behavioral stuff and he was. He one time did the, the stone cold Steve Austin double middle fingers to the teacher called Steve Austin dude. You know, they're very, they're very habit oriented. And she changed the time they were reading that day. And in his brain it's like we read at 11, not 11:30. And when she's like, well, Michael, we're doing this. And I guess she turned around and he gave him the, the double stone cold Steve Austin middle fingers. He did something else. And I don't even know how to say this. It wasn't racist. He lost the track meet. He got beaten and race by a black female. And he does not know the difference. He's autistic. And she said, well, you're fat and slow. He said, whatever, blackie. And I got, I got called to the school and brought in as if, you know, he dropped a hard R. And I'm like. And like this kid doesn't even understand. Like not even close. And the mother was great. I talked. I'm like, look, this kid's, you know, it was understood. But that's, you know, you can't say. I, I get it. I joke. I say the R word too. But sometimes things just don't compute in their brains and they can be very strong. Yes. And there are times you may have to kill them, there's times you may have to hurt them. But in the most part, I think it's on the officer to go, this person's a little off, a little different. Like maybe we should treat it. I'm not talking about letting you let your ass get whooped, but you have to be. Yeah. We have John here. He's retarded as. How do you know? We definitely got to treat him different. But you know, that does play into it. Mental health definitely plays into. And retardation. And you know, I would hate to be on video punching a extra chromosome kid squaring the nose, dude.

[Justin]

Remember that one where the kid was in the fenced in yard and.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they smoked them. Justified, dude. Sometimes you got to.

[Justin]

I forget. I forgot what the call was. I just remember it was.

[Tyler]

It was an arm with a knife. Arm with a knife.

[Justin]

I remember being against that shooting because there was a fence in between you and everyone's like, well, you could drop the brick. Like.

[Tyler]

Well, there was, there was people in the R2 still. You could have got to him. Dom was big on that one. Dom supported that shooting to the death. All right,

[Justin]

all right. I can't wait to call somebody. A blackie.

[Tyler]

Do you think that's appropriate? It was very. What's the word I'm looking for? It was very matter of fact. It had nothing to do with race. It had to do with like the crayon bugs, which the kid ended up going to. He's very liberal and he went to college in New York and he's an actor.

[Justin]

He's very liberal.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Justin]

All right, guys, that's it. We are going to move on to. If you haven't subscribed to our Patreon, that's where we do the second hour. We've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 topics to talk about. It'll be a fun hour at any paid tier on Patreon can can view. So if you go over to our Patreon, you sign up the the link to the video to the live stream will be in there and we'll see you in about five minutes. Thank you guys so much. JV team for life this episode is brought to you by Athletic Brewing company. No matter how you do game day on the couch, in the crowd or manning the snack table, Athletic Brewing fits right in with a full lineup of non alcoholic beer styles. You can enjoy bold flavors all game long. No hangovers, no buzz, no size subbing out for water in the second half. Stock the fridge for tip off with a variety of non alcoholic craft styles

[Tyler]

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