Squadcast (Live) 01/09/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast Episode: Squadcast (Live) 01/09/2025
Release Date: January 10, 2025

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Introduction & Episode Logistics

• [00:00 - 02:00] Hosts Introduce the Live Session
  • Brent kicks off the live session, mentioning he's filling in for Brent's regular host due to traffic delays ("Brent's on 95 and it's moving slow as shit, so he is going to be an hour late." [00:52]).
  • Justin apologizes for being absent from a live event in Philadelphia, where Brent is heading for Counterculture's first big live show ("Justin: Sorry. I'm sorry, I'm sorry." [01:38]).
  • The hosts outline the session's agenda: super chats, video breakdowns, and Q&A with listeners, highlighting the LA fires as a major topic.

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Technical Difficulties & Episode Production

• [03:00 - 08:55] Discussing Audio Issues with Kevin Wolf's Interview
  • Brent recounts a problematic episode where Kevin Wolf’s audio failed: "The Kevin Wolf on the left, his audio didn't come through." ([04:17]).
  • Efforts to fix the audio were unsuccessful, leading to Drew manually transcribing Kevin's lip movements and re-recording his voice, transforming the episode into an audiobook format ([05:00] - [06:31]).
  • The team faced further delays with editing and uploading, resulting in a rushed and incomplete release that lost initial traction ([07:05] - [08:55]).

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Network Transition to Counterculture

• [09:00 - 14:30] Leaving 'Failure to Stop' Network and Founding Counterculture
  • Brent explains the departure from the Failure to Stop network due to conflicts over an episode criticizing Tim Kennedy ("We left our network obviously." [09:17]).
  • The creation of Counterculture as a new network focused on first responders and military was discussed, aiming to provide an alternative to dominant voices like Black Rifle Coffee Company ("We created Counterculture, which is a first responder military network." [12:10]).
  • Tyler emphasizes the need for diverse perspectives within the first responder community, contrasting with dominant narratives ([13:08] - [14:30]).

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LA Fires Discussion

• [15:00 - 18:00] Analyzing the LA Fires' Impact and Political Blame
  • The hosts delve into the recent LA fires, discussing fatalities and disruptions ("Has anybody died from these LA fires yet?" [16:14]).
  • Brent attributes blame to California Governor Gavin Newsom for cutting water supplies to protect fish, exacerbating fire conditions ("Everybody's blaming Newsom." [16:55]).
  • Discussions include the logistical challenges faced by firefighters, such as limited water access and budget cuts to fire departments ([16:50] - [18:00]).

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Martial Arts in Law Enforcement

• [60:00 - 62:14] Evaluating Effective Martial Arts for Cops
  • Tyler and Brent discuss the practicality of various martial arts, favoring Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) for its effectiveness in law enforcement scenarios ("For law enforcement, BJJ probably is the most practical." [59:47]).
  • Drew introduces Arnis, a Filipino martial art, highlighting its focus on weapon-based and hand-to-hand combat techniques ([60:21] - [60:55]).
  • The conversation touches on the importance of adaptability and functional training over traditional or purely athletic disciplines ([61:05] - [62:14]).

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Stolen Valor and Tim Kennedy Controversy

• [74:00 - 83:32] Debating Tim Kennedy's Credibility and Alleged War Crimes
  • The hosts confront allegations against Tim Kennedy, questioning the veracity of his military claims ("Tim Kennedy wasn’t there, but he absolutely..." [74:33]).
  • Tyler and Brent scrutinize Tim’s statements about receiving medals for valor, suggesting inconsistencies and potential fabrications ("I guarantee you, you go find the guy that was on the thermal..." [75:13]).
  • Drew shares insights from David Hookstead, who contacted USASOC regarding Tim's claims, receiving a dismissive response that implicitly accuses Tim of dishonesty ("USASAK covers psyOps, civil affairs, green Berets..." [82:20]).
  • The discussion emphasizes the importance of accountability and the burden of proof shifting onto Tim to substantiate his allegations ([83:32] - [83:39]).

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Super Chats and Listener Engagement

• [22:00 - 124:55] Listener Interactions and Comments
  • Throughout the episode, the hosts interact with super chats—live messages from listeners providing questions, comments, and shout-outs.
  • Topics covered in super chats include:
    • Fire and Rescue Operations: Appreciation messages and questions about firefighting strategies.
    • Gun and Tactical Gear Recommendations: Inquiries about firearms like the FNX and SR25, with Tyler providing expert opinions ([94:37] - [95:37]).
    • State Preferences: Listeners discuss favorite states for living outside Florida, with Tyler advocating for North Carolina due to its diverse geography and climate ([99:32] - [101:15]).
    • Law Enforcement Practices: Questions about police protocols, body cams, and handling violent situations, with detailed responses from Brent and Tyler ([115:00] - [117:45]).
    • Humorous and Off-Topic Comments: Light-hearted banter and jokes about martial arts, military bands, and personal anecdotes ([87:00] - [120:00]).

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Sponsorships and Commercials

• [43:00 - 46:00] Sponsored Segments
  • Shell Shock CBD: Promoted by Justin, emphasizing their THC-free, triple-tested CBD gummies for a perfect night's sleep with a money-back guarantee ([43:00] - [44:46]).
  • Brotherhood Blades: Introduced by Tyler, highlighting their durable, USA-made blades designed by and for law enforcement and first responders, offering lifetime warranties and custom options ([44:46] - [45:03]).
  • Howell Arms: Drew discusses this disabled veteran-owned business specializing in custom firearm creation and gunsmithing, founded by two-tour Army combat veteran Richard Howe ([45:03] - [46:00]).

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Military Bands and Budgeting Controversy

• [50:00 - 55:00] Critique of Military Band Funding
  • Tyler and Brent express strong opinions against the high annual funding ($260 million) allocated to military bands, questioning their necessity and efficiency ([50:25] - [55:00]).
  • Brent likens the military bands to non-essential activities, arguing that funds could be better spent on combat roles or operational needs ("Why do we have to... football team." [47:49]).

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Final Discussions and Wrap-Up

• [117:00 - 126:33] Concluding Remarks and Future Plans
  • The hosts discuss upcoming live events, Patreon giveaways, and milestones like nearing 100,000 YouTube subscribers.
  • Brent emphasizes the importance of exposing corruption in both military and law enforcement, maintaining accountability ("You have to police our own." [67:39]).
  • The episode concludes with final super chats, listener appreciations, and interaction among hosts, maintaining the camaraderie and engaged atmosphere throughout ([124:00 - 126:33]).

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Notable Quotes

• Brent: "It was like the moment you write a book and you go public... you lose the right to be like, oh, you should have talked to me." ([112:06])
• Tyler: "A cop can punch you in the face as long as it's needed." ([109:39])
• Drew: "I have a problem with people defending liars... liars want to protect other liars." ([68:20])

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Key Insights and Conclusions

• Accountability is Crucial: The podcast emphasizes the importance of holding both military and law enforcement accountable, advocating for transparency and truth over protecting flawed individuals.
• Content Creation Challenges: Technical issues and production delays can significantly impact content release and audience engagement, as highlighted by the audio problems with Kevin Wolf's interview.
• Community Building: Transitioning to the Counterculture network aims to foster a more inclusive and representative environment for first responders and military personnel, providing diverse perspectives.
• Budget Prioritization: There's a strong stance against allocating substantial funds to non-essential activities like military bands, arguing for more efficient use of resources towards operational needs.
• Stolen Valor Awareness: The hosts are committed to debunking false military claims and ensuring the integrity of genuine service members' contributions, confronting individuals like Tim Kennedy who allegedly fabricate their military achievements.

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Conclusion

This live episode of The Antihero Podcast offers a blend of serious discussions on current events like the LA fires and system accountability, alongside lighter moments of humor and community interaction. The hosts demonstrate a commitment to truth and integrity, engaging listeners through direct conversations, super chats, and expert insights while navigating the challenges of live content production.

Transcript

[Tyler]

It's.

[Brent]

Welcome back to another Thursday night Live Thursdays for the boys. We're here with a pack studio. We got Everyday Patriot here and we got Justin from Donut Shop. Podcast is here. Fill it in for Brent for one hour. Brent's on 95 and it's moving slow as shit, so he is going to be an hour late. Luckily just is in here from. You're at a conference, right? Yeah, in Orlando. Conference Orlando happened to work out, so he's going to fill in. We're going to do super chats, we're going to break down videos and answer any questions that you guys got. Obviously the big topic is the LA fires, you know.

[Justin]

Yeah, man.

[Brent]

So but few things. Tomorrow, Tomorrow we're leaving for Philly for Counterculture's first big live event, which you won't be at.

[Justin]

Sorry. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

[Brent]

Got me.

[Justin]

You got me.

[Brent]

But yeah, we're heading to Philly. It's Saturday night, so it'll be a live show. It's gonna be cold as. I think it's like it was gonna be a blizzard.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And then now it's just a bunch of snow.

[Justin]

Yeah. You guys are getting frozen, but you guys are going to be in for something new. And hopefully you got some hoodies from Refracted Wolf coming with you.

[Brent]

I don't know if I'm not bringing any. I'm flying so I'm not selling any merch.

[Justin]

Okay.

[Brent]

It'll be less stressful when you don't have to sell merch, so.

[Justin]

Well, you're just going to hang, you're going to hang in, you're going to have fun and you can talk to people and, and then do live podcasts. So. I'm jealous. I wish I was going, but still couldn't make it. I know, not big deal. Just pack me in your bag or. Hey, in South Florida we had guys or people in the landing gear off land from a flight and they found two dead bodies, like Con Air style. Two dead bodies, like in the landing gear at the airport.

[Tyler]

Who were they?

[Justin]

They were just some people. I. I haven't seen any follow up.

[Tyler]

They've been confirmed as people.

[Justin]

Yeah, they definitely were people. But yeah, they, they freaking. Some people died and they were like either stowaways or it came from New York. So it's not like it came from like another country and they're just like, that's crazy. Yeah. So I haven't seen the follow up to exactly like what the story was. I'm really just giving you the Headline.

[Brent]

So no good story. Just the headline. Just clickbait.

[Justin]

Great story.

[Brent]

All right, so, Matt, Everyday Patriot.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Brent]

What's. What's this all about?

[Tyler]

So Everyday Patriot is something that jumped in my head a couple years ago. I've been thinking about it for a very long time, looking to make quality patriotic clothing. And Everyday Patriot just kind of embodied that. That every man that started this country and keeps it going, whether you are military, law enforcement, or just a true patriot.

[Brent]

Yeah. I'm a firm believer. Every young man should serve in some kind of capacity.

[Tyler]

100%.

[Brent]

You know, whether you're just talking about. Even in reserves, there's ways to do it, you know?

[Justin]

Right.

[Tyler]

I've been in law enforcement for almost 25 years.

[Brent]

And you're still in.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Brent]

And you're on a podcast.

[Tyler]

I'm on a podcast.

[Brent]

Risque.

[Tyler]

I don't have too much longer. So I lived in your sleep.

[Justin]

Ruh Row.

[Brent]

And obviously we are going to talk about the TK episode, but we're gonna wait for Brent to get here. He's got the most insight. Who do you talk to? He talked. Who'd he talked to, Drew this week?

[Drew]

He talked to me. I think he also talked to his mom.

[Tyler]

He talked.

[Brent]

He talked to tk. I think he's been waiting for the live to say what they talked about.

[Drew]

He hasn't told me about that.

[Justin]

Oh, excellent. So stick around.

[Brent]

What I will say is that episode was from hell. That put the post production.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So it went to a T. It was awesome. We recorded it. Everybody high fived. Then we did the live afterwards. Right. That was fun. And then we're all. We're wrapping it up. We're ending. And I went to check it, and the Kevin Wolf on the left, his audio didn't come through.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

On the recording. Emotional moment. You should have seen the fucking energy level that night. I mean, Magnet, you were there. It was. It was like. Dude. Everybody was just like. And poor. And poor Travis was like, what's going on? Is it. Is it okay? And we're like, it'll be fine. So we had no idea how we were going to fix this audio because everything worked except for Kevin Wolf's voice. It just. It was like they barely quiet.

[Justin]

Oh, man.

[Brent]

So we tried. We. So it records as one audio file because we're knuckle draggers and we don't know what we're doing. So it wasn't just Kevin's track that we would have to jack up. It was the whole track. So we tried that jacking up. Just Kevin's parts to like 800. But then you heard Brent. Unbearable.

[Justin]

Inhaling cigars.

[Brent]

Unbearable.

[Justin]

It was ASMR track.

[Brent]

It was. That's what it was, right?

[Tyler]

Is that why he looked dubbed? Yeah.

[Brent]

Sorry. So I'll get to it. So we have no idea what we're gonna do. Everything's not working, Drew. Was it your idea, Drew, to do the way you did it?

[Drew]

Sure.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Justin]

We're gonna make it now.

[Brent]

Now it's Drew's idea. Drew saved the day. So Drew, Saturday night. Cause we recorded it on Thursday. We tried to problem solve Friday. Nothing was working. Saturday, Drew took hours out of his day and listened to this guy and read his lips for hours, up to foe in the moaning and transcribed everything he said.

[Justin]

Some serious work, Drew.

[Brent]

And then he had to send the transcription to Kevin, and Kevin had to relay his voice based off of his lips and what he said. So, yes, the reason why. And it also kind of took out the podcast Feel the interview Feel. And made it sor. More like an audiobook when he was 100%.

[Tyler]

But yeah, a little bit. Yeah.

[Brent]

But it was either you watch the video.

[Drew]

That's why it looks like a Japanese. Like a Japanese martial art movie.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

80S.

[Justin]

Yeah. Love it. I mean, that's one of the reasons why, when I was testing out, like, streaming once, I had a problem with Riverside, because Riverside was. When I would render it out, it was giving me that my mouth was doing different things than what the voice was doing. So I was like, all right, I'm not going to use Riverside. But, yeah, it's. That's stressful. And then you got to edit the whole thing together and it together. So.

[Tyler]

Oh.

[Brent]

And then.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Brent]

So we get everything done around Saturday evening, and then it's up. Then I got to do editing.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Brent]

We have. I have all the raw material that I need now. So I go to edit, and it takes. I'm up till 4 or 5 in the morning. I'm done. Right. I'm tired. I'm pretty sure I'm like 95%. I got it all. And then. And so now I have to render it, which takes an hour.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So now. And then after it's done rendering, I have to upload it to the platform. So I have an hour to kill at like, 4 or 5 in the morning. Well, I fell asleep on the couch.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I wake up to a phone call From Brent at 10 in the morning, and he's like, tyler, you know when you're late for work and they know you're late, and they're just like laughing. You're like, hey. He goes, you all right, bud? And I was like, oh, fuck. So I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up. So I run in a rush, in a panic. I upload the video first. The first. The YouTube video first. I forgot the intro. I forgot to put the intro because it was so late. So it goes from the initial clip that we always start with a hot clip. And then it went straight to human performance ad with no intro. And it was just weird. So I told. I took it down. It already had like 350 players. So I took it down and then. But I was like, at least the audio is up. Well, I uploaded the raw audio file, like from like no editing. Raw.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And so people were like, we. We can't hear anything. It was a nightmare. Vanessa, you don't have to crab walk, just walk through.

[Justin]

She's doing a workout every week a little. She's in the middle of a workout and so she just decided to cut through. That's. Well, I mean, I was having just a tough time because it was the first time for me jumping on the, the Spotify platform that we are using now and wasn't dishing it out for me the way I was used to. So I had to change stuff up on mine. But it worked out. Yeah.

[Brent]

All right. So we finally got the episode up at around 3pm Audio, YouTube, everything was up. And. But that, that, that's the explanation for the fucking chaos on Monday. But going into you uploading, we started. We left our network obviously. What was it, like a month or two ago?

[Justin]

Yeah, something like that.

[Drew]

I'm reading chat. Yeah, I'm reading chats.

[Brent]

So we.

[Tyler]

He's.

[Brent]

He's.

[Justin]

He's doing the cheese man.

[Brent]

Due to the whole Tim Kennedy ordeal. We were on the C Minus network, which is also known as Failure to Stop. And Eric was the CEO of it. And there was a lot of drama and needless to say, or it goes without saying, he is in financial ties with TK's camp. Being that Eric just put out a book.

[Justin]

Yeah, he's in the middle of it. Yeah.

[Brent]

And it's co written by Nick Palm Shano. And so this episode caused him a lot of drama. And I was like, well, I tried warning you, dude. I tried telling him we're gonna do this T8K episode. It's not gonna like, it's gonna cause. And he has ties into the Black Rifle guys and the drinking bros and that whole Black Rifle coffee company side. So.

[Tyler]

He.

[Brent]

He goes on his podcast, somebody, hey, what's the deal with Anti Hero calling out tk? You got anything to say about it? And essentially, he doesn't really. He goes, listen, those guys did what they did. I'm not the type of guy that tears someone down. I bring them up. Right. He really didn't go ham. That I can remember. But I remember thinking, like, okay, antihero is 90 to 95% of the downloads on your network.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Right. So even if you didn't want to personally endorse that, that podcast, it was a bad business move. And what I thought to go on there and just kind of shun the biggest podcast. So what did I do? I had a couple yinglings.

[Justin]

Yeah, you did. It was probably more than a couple.

[Brent]

And I couldn't get a hold of Eric. I tried talking to him, and I talked to him a couple times prior, and he. All he would say is, he would. I'm not going to get into that. But I. There was no effective communication with Eric. So I got on our network group text, and I. I said, like, hey, you know, Eric is cucking for Tim Kennedy right now and some other things.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And it was more. I was more busting his balls. And that's how everybody took it.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Everybody was like, oh, Tyler's drunk and busting Eric's ball.

[Justin]

Exactly my thought. I knew exactly what you were. I could hear it.

[Tyler]

I could hear.

[Justin]

I could hear you step on the bottles and have a couple of them.

[Brent]

Go cling, clink, cling.

[Justin]

And then I'm a send this message right now.

[Brent]

So. And then that. That caused the problems. And so Eric said. He suggested that we leave the network. Which we were like, that's probably the best for the best move. But we had nowhere to go. We had. And I had just brought on you. Two cops, one donut. And beyond the barrel to our network.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And I felt bad because I wasn't happy with the way the network was going. And then that was just icing on the cake. So I was like, well, we have to find a home for everybody. And so we created Counterculture, which.

[Justin]

Let's build a house.

[Brent]

Yeah, let's build a house. So we had to get with Spotify Megaphone, which they didn't get back to us for, like, three weeks. And then they just hit us up randomly. Like, we weren't waiting for three weeks. We had to awkwardly stay on. Failure to stop. Luckily, Eric let us stay on and didn't kick us off. And and then we, we created counterculture and all that is it's a first responder military network. That is. It is the counterculture to what's out there. So when. And I noticed when any Black Rifle coffee company is the umbrella to everything else and whatever they put out is scripture in that world, they have Donut Operator. He's their token cop, you know, And I was like, well, there's no, there's no opposing brand for that.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You know, obviously we have FRCC Coffee, but that's not as big as Black Rifle. And just the culture itself and on all the podcasts and they're all connected and I was like, there needs to be something to counter that. When did WWE go to.

[Justin]

When. When the. This like when they bought wcw. Yeah.

[Brent]

There was no counter culture.

[Justin]

Yeah. Wcw. Because then. And then they created. They created another show.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Justin]

By doing.

[Brent]

There was no competition.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

That's when it was.

[Brent]

And I think it's going to get really good in world. When there's a competition, it's not just what they say goes anymore. Now there's a whole nother side saying, Dan Holloway's an idiot. He doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to law enforcement and people having bearcats. Right. Dan Holloway decided to say, well, we need to deploy the military during civil unrest. And everyone's like, no, no, no. It's the most unconstitutional thing I've ever heard.

[Tyler]

The Constitution.

[Brent]

So stuff like that. And the TK thing is the. You get to see the people that have financial ties in TK because they're the only ones going, you don't have to defend yourself, brother. And they, of course they have a blue check mark. We call them the blue check mark Squad. Like, yeah, yeah. And that's counterculture. So we have our.

[Tyler]

We.

[Brent]

We just essentially we just ask for people's RSS fees. That's all we ask for. But it's gonna be an umbrella smaller podcast. But we have people like. We have our podcast. We have Unbecoming podcast, which is a firefighter podcast. We have John Burke's political talk show.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And we have a lot of other people coming on. So Donut podcast is on there. So glad your upload went well.

[Justin]

Yeah. So now I've. Now they're all in there. I see them. And, and, and that's where they'll go. For everybody that might be wondering, yes, I have a whole bunch of extra. I have a bunch of more shows coming. They're. All three of them are edited. I've got a Couple more to edit and get ready. And they're just going to be dropping every Monday for the next few weeks into February. So what's up? I'm gonna say what's up To Polite Designs.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, we got some super chats.

[Drew]

I play design says, what's up, Donut?

[Justin]

What's up?

[Drew]

Good to see you again, man. Hope all of the Cali people are doing okay.

[Tyler]

I hope.

[Justin]

I hope Polite Designs saw the reel that I made from last time I was on the episode when we did the orangutan or chicken conversation.

[Brent]

Is he the ones that posted those weird ones?

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

Would you rather fight 100 small chickens? Yeah, yeah.

[Justin]

So I. Oh, he'll let us know if you. I gave a shout out on my Instagram. So the reels are fun. That the reel was fun that I made from that one. I enjoyed that one.

[Brent]

If you're just now joining us, Brent will be here. He's running about an hour late. He's on 95, stuck in traffic. He was training some SWAT teams in Fort Lauderdale.

[Justin]

Oh, so down by me then.

[Brent]

Yeah. 95 is unforgiving.

[Justin]

Yeah, it's. Yeah. I drove up yesterday. It was, it was quite nice. There's some fires south of Osceola or something like that. It was smoky. It was like being in here.

[Brent]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Justin]

Sun was going down and had that nice orange glow to it.

[Tyler]

Oh.

[Justin]

But for. For us, I'm almost creating a transition or a. I'm talking about smoke and, and fire.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Justin]

I mean, making light of it in here. It wasn't.

[Brent]

How dare you?

[Justin]

But. Yeah, Well, I see people who are.

[Brent]

Has anybody died from these LA fires yet?

[Drew]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. Like five or eight.

[Brent]

Five or eight.

[Drew]

Five or eight. I've heard, I've heard both.

[Tyler]

There's gotta be more.

[Drew]

That's what I mean.

[Tyler]

That's devastation.

[Justin]

It's just nuts. I. Because I remember seeing. And I was talking to my sister in law, they live in la, and she was like, man, the winds are crazy. And I was like, you got to watch out. This was before I think the fire started. I was like, when you get those winds like that coming down. Because it's the San.

[Brent]

0% humidity too.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah. No, it's, it's, it's bad. And one of the things that I was seeing is, is talk about there was somebody created a reel with like Trump and everything talking about the watershed, like the water that comes down and that's why it's like so dry and there could be so much more water.

[Brent]

Well, everybody's blaming Newsom.

[Justin]

Gavin Newsom.

[Tyler]

But what.

[Brent]

What did he do? You guys also. They can hear you if you guys want to chime in. He cut the water off.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

To protect some fish.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Well, it's. It's his fault because he's a dumbass on everything, so that's why it's his fault.

[Justin]

But, yeah, there's, like. Normally there's water, and it comes all the way from the 51st state just north of us and comes all the way down through California. But I guess they kind of kicked it out. They kicked it out to Pacific Ocean.

[Brent]

There's that one video clip that they. I didn't save it. I'm sorry. But it's Gavin getting interviewed in a neighborhood, and they were like, well, the firefighters ran out of water, and the hydrant. He goes, well, that's a local person problem. That's a local. The locals got to figure that out.

[Tyler]

Big government.

[Brent]

When they need you, you're not there.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

And, like, the fire chief. The fire chief, like, not in town or whatever. And so somebody was trying to interview her, like, on the actual Jetway from her airplane as she was getting back, and they were just, like, going into her, and she was just kind of, like, ignoring it. She wasn't making any statements. She wasn't explaining anything.

[Brent]

I'm assuming a fire chief is appointed, like a police chief. Appointed, not elected.

[Justin]

Yes.

[Brent]

So they're elected. They're appointed essentially by the world government.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Was the mayor.

[Brent]

That was the mayor. Oh, that was the mayor.

[Tyler]

And that's the thing they said.

[Justin]

Oh, that's the. Oh, that's. You're right.

[Drew]

Come back.

[Justin]

That's right. Okay. She's the mayor. She's not the fire chief.

[Tyler]

She's the one that cut, like, almost $20 million out of the fire budget.

[Justin]

Too, which they were making a big deal about. Crazy.

[Drew]

Well, then I think 100,000 people have been displaced. Yeah.

[Justin]

Wow.

[Drew]

100,000 people.

[Tyler]

Have you seen the pictures?

[Brent]

I mean, it's crazy. Yeah.

[Justin]

I shared a drone video.

[Brent]

Is it as bad as Maui?

[Tyler]

It's like Maui 2.0.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Yeah. I think it's. I think it's probably worse because the. The Lahore area was. Is smaller. It's like.

[Brent]

We all know Mali was a government hit job. Yeah. From a laser.

[Justin]

Laser beams. I dig it, bro. I dig it.

[Drew]

Yeah. I don't know. Has anybody ever, like, built a bonfire, like, in their backyard or on their property?

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And it was a windy night, and you're like, oh, whoops. Maybe this is not. Not a Good night to do this.

[Brent]

It's not a good. You got. Not a good time for California to have fires.

[Tyler]

No. And then those fires make wind too. I mean, the insane.

[Brent]

Oh, they make wind.

[Justin]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

What?

[Drew]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Because heat. Hot air rises, cold air comes in. Ooh, makes a big.

[Tyler]

And then all.

[Brent]

Is tornadoes too.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Drew]

And then all that wind doesn't allow all the. The aircraft to do their job.

[Tyler]

Oh, cuz it's moving the air above.

[Brent]

Speaking of. Go to Instagram. On the very last message sent, heroed out, posted this video. And I thought it was. I mean, it is funny. You got to be able to laugh all the way down. You have to be able to laugh a little bit. I guess this was efforts to put out the fire, but it didn't really work. Oh, there you go, bro.

[Tyler]

Friendly fire. Friendly fire. That sucks.

[Brent]

You had one job.

[Justin]

Oh, man.

[Brent]

Imagine being like, oh, whoops.

[Justin]

All right, I'm gone. Just like, yeah, I'm going to go home.

[Tyler]

Not good.

[Justin]

I just quit. What do we got?

[Brent]

Do we have any super chats before we go into videos?

[Drew]

We got another one. Yeah, Taylor. Because no one. I don't know if they're doing it on purpose now or I don't know, but either way, I love it. All right, Taylor wearing a curved bill hat and no, no sunglasses. Next thing you're telling me, Bert. Oh, he's doing a purpose for sure. Bert shaved his beard and is switching to vape pens.

[Brent]

I'm wearing this because it's. It's. Jeff sent me a hat from sub second. It actually just got in right now, and so I figured I'd rock. It's actually a really nice hat.

[Justin]

The sticker on the sticker on the bill looks great.

[Tyler]

I got it handed to me about.

[Brent]

Five minutes before we went live.

[Justin]

I thought he was just trying to make a fashion statement with the sticker and the glasses.

[Brent]

I was wearing glasses and then Justin said I looked like a Rangemaster, so.

[Justin]

I didn't know you took that offense to that. I mean, it wasn't. I was just saying with the hat, he, you know, looked like he was ready. Oh, and then you got another one. There's an HR41. There's another sticker.

[Tyler]

Oh, my God.

[Justin]

Stickers all over the place. It's like a billboard. You're like a NASCAR hat.

[Drew]

You got a lot of sponsors. Speaking of sponsors, AP Burn LA mayor defunded fire department by 17 million on while hiring all DEI leadership within the department. Shout out Broward County.

[Tyler]

Oh, what's up?

[Brent]

Broward so there was D.E.I. hires.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Justin]

I mean, it's California.

[Brent]

As the plot thickens.

[Drew]

Browser's not working. I'm browsing browser videos. Not working.

[Tyler]

Okay, we just have to.

[Drew]

They couldn't see that video.

[Brent]

Let's play it again. Let's play it again. Is it still not working?

[Drew]

I. I got to do some work.

[Brent]

All right.

[Justin]

Oh, okay. I didn't know she were doing more super chats or we could find them. We'll go roll through and do.

[Brent]

Got to have.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Drew]

John Todd, how is Mr. Coolington doing today?

[Brent]

Who's Coolington?

[Drew]

Coolington. No, Tyler. Can you use cool? Oh, it's probably your.

[Tyler]

Your.

[Drew]

Your ghost bed thing. I don't know. Tyler can use cool. Cooling. Coolant and Mr. Coolington in an intro. The ghost guys must love you for their commercials.

[Brent]

I think somebody said that the ghostbed link didn't work, but then I tried it and it worked. So, yeah, Cooling. Patented cooling technology.

[Tyler]

I don't know.

[Brent]

For some reason, I just fuck it up every time.

[Justin]

Whatever it is. As long as people are talking about it, I mean, that really makes the point because if you just read it through clean, nobo would talk about it. Nobody would remember it.

[Brent]

So, yeah, go to ghostbed.com here and get yourself 50% off. And they're not even our live sponsor. They're our main episode sponsor, but might as well give them a plug.

[Drew]

All right, somebody else can read this one.

[Justin]

Tyler, with you separating from failure to stop, does that mean you will no longer be in Tansy's breakdowns?

[Brent]

Yes. I haven't really even spoke to Eric. I invited Eric to do comedy in Philly just because I wanted to be his friend. Still. Yeah.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And he said, no, thanks.

[Justin]

Oh.

[Brent]

And I said, all right, man. I just wanted to send the invite. And he thumbs up it. So I don't know. I don't even. I don't know if they're doing a network anymore, to be honest with you. Like, I don't. I don't know anything about that.

[Justin]

Yeah, no, I mean, he's. He's still doing his breakdowns. Yeah, but you haven't. You haven't done them. I've done. I did one or two. Or at least I was watching them and I jumped on one of them because the video wasn't working. So we just kind of talk shit for a while on a Friday. But, yeah, you. That was one of the ones that you chimed in and you were like. Like, oh, hey, I'm never. I'm not allowed to be on anymore.

[Brent]

Was that. Was that before?

[Justin]

That was before. That was before.

[Brent]

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. No, I won't. I won't. As. As of right now, I won't. Unless, you know, Eric forgives me for calling him a Tim Kennedy Cup.

[Justin]

Now you're doing it on a live.

[Brent]

That's the intro.

[Justin]

And now you're doing it on a live. And he may not. I'm going to shake the Magic 8 ball. Likelihood is zero.

[Brent]

We got the browser working yet?

[Justin]

I don't even know. I don't even know what's going on over here.

[Brent]

I don't know how to do any of that stuff.

[Drew]

I can do it a different way.

[Brent]

All right, well, tell us. Oh, you're.

[Drew]

Here we go.

[Brent]

You're about to get up, weren't you?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Where are you going?

[Tyler]

Get a beer.

[Brent]

Get up here.

[Drew]

All right, we're gonna show. We're gonna show the helicopter thing again.

[Brent]

Working.

[Drew]

I got a different way.

[Justin]

Brent's in the chat, yelling at Drew.

[Drew]

I know I didn't. Drive safe, bro.

[Justin]

Try safe. Please, both hands on the.

[Brent]

All right, let us know if you can see this. All right, so. Attempts to dump. Whatever that is.

[Drew]

He nailed the fire engine real good.

[Tyler]

Broken arrow.

[Drew]

That fire truck is not gonna catch on fire. That's it.

[Brent]

Yeah, we got it. They saw it.

[Tyler]

There's nothing left there. I'm not sure what they're putting out, so.

[Brent]

All right, let's do some more videos. I got, like, I loaded, like, 15 videos.

[Justin]

I know. There was one video that I saw in there that I'm looking forward to laughing at.

[Brent]

Right there. So start with the. The Air Force band covering Frozen.

[Justin]

Oh, no.

[Tyler]

You think they went to every branch.

[Brent]

And the Air Force was. We'll do it. A drink in my hand my snow up against the burning sand probably getting.

[Tyler]

Gorgeously tanned in summer I'll finally see a summer breeze blow away a winter storm and find out what happens to.

[Brent]

Solid water when it gets warm.

[Tyler]

The hot and the cold are both so intense.

[Brent]

Yeah. Put them together. It just makes sense. Winter's a good time to stay. And I know you guys can't. In the studio right now. We don't have enough headsets where you guys can't see it, but it is.

[Tyler]

Wow. Amazing.

[Justin]

Wow.

[Tyler]

It's the role he was born for.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

I need to go wash my eyes.

[Brent]

That's the most Air Force thing I've ever seen.

[Justin]

He's so excited to. He was so excited to sing that.

[Drew]

Oh, my goodness.

[Justin]

Good for.

[Drew]

They don't have anything better to Do I guess not.

[Brent]

All right, let's go to the next one.

[Drew]

And is that, is that their best marketing ploy like the Navy SEALs, they make up, you know, movies, right. You know, Marines, they make really cool commercials.

[Justin]

Yeah, that's what the Air Force does.

[Brent]

Frozen cover, they used to do Aim.

[Drew]

High which was very cool commercials back in the 90s.

[Justin]

Yeah. Make everybody a fighter jet pilot.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

Did you know the Navy has more fighter jets? Significantly more than the Air Force.

[Justin]

Air Force, really?

[Brent]

I did not know that.

[Tyler]

I didn't know that.

[Justin]

Fun fact.

[Brent]

Thank you. This next one they go to, it's one of the ones where they, they play the hot second first and then they show you the rest.

[Justin]

But it gets pulled fwc.

[Brent]

I don't know.

[Justin]

I think it's Tampa area.

[Tyler]

We got one in the water. Where is he?

[Brent]

Where is he?

[Justin]

Where is he?

[Tyler]

Where is he? Where is he? I think he said my guy. You hear me? You want to with him?

[Brent]

I would do that for you. Just.

[Tyler]

We just need to figure out who you are, man. Swimming by yourself.

[Brent]

So this happened just before your side, man.

[Tyler]

We got one side of it.

[Justin]

We got your side.

[Tyler]

There's something going on happened on the island, man.

[Drew]

They're saying you did it.

[Tyler]

Come on, man.

[Brent]

Listen, I'm not stupid.

[Tyler]

You're going to catch more charges if you're going to be stupid.

[Brent]

What's going on?

[Tyler]

Come on, dude. You're detained.

[Brent]

Now get in the boat.

[Tyler]

It's not safe for you to be in the water. It is self correcting.

[Drew]

He puts me in my face.

[Tyler]

I need somebody to tase this guy. Give us your arm.

[Brent]

Give us your arm.

[Tyler]

Turn around, bro. Hands behind your back.

[Brent]

Oh look.

[Tyler]

Hand behind your back. Hand behind your back. Hands behind your back. You want the ass moving to your life behind your back. Hear me?

[Brent]

I was fit. My blood pressure was going up with that guy.

[Justin]

They are they, they need tractor beams or something or throw the net on them or something like that. I mean we need an FWC guy in here to talk to.

[Brent]

Throwing that out of him, then he just stinks. Oh, that was the weighted net.

[Tyler]

I've done that exact same thing. Minus the part where you go in the water.

[Justin]

Yeah, stayed out of the water 100. You worked, you work boats in your.

[Tyler]

Like a waterborne operations team?

[Justin]

Oh yeah.

[Tyler]

We had a guy that, he stole a boat crashing on an island and then his big escape plan was to jump off the boat in the water. You just wait them out. Yeah, they're coming out.

[Brent]

Yeah, Swimming from Alcatraz.

[Tyler]

Maybe 100 self correcting. He's going to do two things. He's going to get in the boat or he's going to go underwater.

[Justin]

I, I mean, I agree. You know, you've got time.

[Brent]

Yeah. We wait everything else out.

[Tyler]

This is not a life saving event. This guy's a bad guy.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

He has to do what you tell him.

[Brent]

Or can you tase him without cover tomorrow?

[Justin]

No, I don't think it's, I don't think it's. We've, I, I've one of my. When we first got tasers, my buddy pointed it at a guy in a canal and said I'm going to tase you.

[Brent]

Come back.

[Justin]

And he believed him and said it.

[Brent]

Was like, yeah, I'm going to electrocute you.

[Justin]

Yeah, I'm going to electrocute you in the water.

[Brent]

Let's do another one.

[Justin]

Ill advised.

[Brent]

Telling you. I got videos for days.

[Justin]

This one, this one feels so bad.

[Brent]

For the first off, what the was he thinking?

[Justin]

I even showed my wife and my wife was dying laughing in the video.

[Tyler]

Oh no.

[Brent]

He'S out. And that's dangerous right there.

[Tyler]

Oh.

[Brent]

Speaking of the, the danger aspect of that, luckily they didn't take his gun and strip him of all the. Or hurt him.

[Justin]

Right, right. Being. Being alone or you know, being by yourself or whatever. But like, you know, like what was he, what's he gonna do?

[Brent]

What was his passion plan?

[Justin]

What's he gonna do to her? Was he gonna choke her out? Like, you know, like put her in sleep or hold. Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep.

[Brent]

Crash.

[Justin]

It was at this moment and then he, and then he up bonked the back of his head and it's just, it's. He got knocked the out. Probably vomited everywhere when he woke up.

[Brent]

Like he's trying to dip hazard.

[Justin]

Totally.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah.

[Brent]

That gear limits you a little bit.

[Justin]

Yeah, exactly.

[Brent]

And then it stiffened up like.

[Drew]

Oh, in a little, it wasn't just.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

A little bit of belly. He.

[Drew]

The gear that affected his vertical.

[Tyler]

No, his vertical.

[Justin]

He does. He didn't have much of a vertical leap. So from two to one. Poor guy, man.

[Brent]

If she got charged, what'd she get charged with? Okay, great question. I'm glad you brought that up.

[Justin]

So the question from the gallery was what's she gonna get charged with?

[Brent]

She's gonna get charged with. She, she's gonna get charged with fleeing and looting.

[Justin]

Yeah, right.

[Brent]

Which is a felony. But there is nothing that she's gonna be charged with for hurting that cop. He did that all to himself. And I can say that because I went and I went. I responded to the mall once, and there was a girl shoplifting. And they were like, she's right there. And usually when I show up, when a uniform shows up, they'll put it away, and then it's like, okay, you're trespass. Like, you were gonna seal, but you didn't. She walked right by me, and they're like, that's her. And so I'm like, hey, come here. Come here. And she just takes off, run into her car. So I'm in full sprint through the parking lot. Broad daylight at the mall, and she tries to get in her car. She sits in her car, and she tries to put it in drive.

[Justin]

Mm.

[Brent]

Well, luckily, I. Me and another guy were able to rip her out and throw it to the ground. But if she would have taken off and dragged me and hurt me, that's just resisting at that point. I don't even know if they have fleeing and eluding.

[Justin]

I mean, maybe. Is it kind of with violence, though? Could you kind of say, I mean, I know. I know my state attorney.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Justin]

I mean, the violence of the car.

[Tyler]

Dragging you in the car, it's not.

[Brent]

She wasn't trying to be violent. She was trying to get away.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

If she would have punched me in the face and then go. That's resisting with violence.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I really, truly feel like she would have just done. And the way the ninth Circuit works here is that their first charge of resisting without violence, they just have to say they're sorry in a note and it gets dropped.

[Justin]

Yeah. I mean, it's. It's probably even worse in South Florida with ours.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. In Jacksonville, they just shoot them allegedly. But, yeah. Great question, Magnet.

[Justin]

Oh, it is. We got. We got three cops on the day is here today, and it is law enforcement appreciation Day.

[Brent]

Is it? Yeah.

[Drew]

I appreciate you guys.

[Justin]

Thanks for appreciating me. Free donuts.

[Brent]

Thank you for your Facebook post that you didn't post. Guys.

[Justin]

I appreciate all the text messages that I got thanking me my grandma.

[Brent]

We got any super chats?

[Drew]

Yeah, this is. Love the show. Just giving a shout out to my fist brother Jared, who is Leo and Tally, and shout out to my brothers from the Detroit or DT department. Department and Pinellas Park.

[Justin]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna say that that was probably the. The texting on YouTube.

[Brent]

Fist. Fist brother sounds gay as hell, but I don't know if it's like a fister, like in the military. That also sounds gay as hell. I don't know what they do, but there's a. There's a job called a fister.

[Justin]

What were you saying about acronyms, Drew?

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah, they started putting the Alphabet on there. I.

[Brent]

But I have a feeling you're not fisting your buddy. So clarify if you can.

[Justin]

You're probably probably not watching this podcast.

[Drew]

Tom Lennon says the DEI goes as far as the fire chiefs in la. The three main chiefs are lesbians named Kristen. Did you not check it out?

[Brent]

Wait, there's three lesbians named Kristen?

[Tyler]

All three named Kristen.

[Brent]

What's the odds it's the kkk?

[Drew]

I think it has something to do with the. The, the voting. Even if your name's Kristen, you're in. All right, Herod, play it again.

[Tyler]

Come on. True.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, that's hero. Yeah, that's. How much did he donate?

[Justin]

9.99.

[Brent]

Oh, okay.

[Justin]

All right, Chibaz.

[Drew]

Let's see. Hold on a second.

[Justin]

Oh.

[Brent]

Good.

[Justin]

I was.

[Drew]

Here we go.

[Justin]

Here comes a burp.

[Drew]

Plight Designs. Our boy. Good to see you again. Polite Designs. Would you rather fight a raccoon with boxing gloves every time you open the fridge or a duck with a knife every time you leave the house? Man, I really have to think about these things.

[Brent]

I think, a duck with a knife, how is he gonna hold the knife?

[Justin]

Right?

[Tyler]

You thought about this?

[Brent]

Yeah, I'm going duck with a knife.

[Tyler]

They.

[Brent]

Yeah, they just have wings and they're not aggressive.

[Drew]

Maybe. Maybe the knife is duct tape too.

[Brent]

Raccoons are. They'll jump at you.

[Justin]

As long as it's not a goose. Some of those geese are pretty aggressive.

[Drew]

Geese will come at you.

[Brent]

But he said duck.

[Justin]

He said, we'll go with duck.

[Brent]

So I choose to fight a duck every time I leave the house.

[Drew]

How big are those boxing gloves on that raccoon?

[Brent]

They have to be raccoon sized boxing gloves.

[Drew]

Raccoon sized boxing gloves.

[Justin]

Raccoon size 10 ounce gloves or so.

[Brent]

Like Magnus.

[Tyler]

You have to wear one.

[Justin]

That's what I'm saying.

[Drew]

All right. And yes, Plight design says. And yes, I did see that post, Justin. Thank you, Donut. If there's spare stickers from me, you guys can snag them.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, I got. I gotta. I got a whole box. Oh, you got stickers.

[Justin]

Linear stickers.

[Brent]

Let me see it. You're gonna make me get up.

[Justin]

Are they law enforcement appreciation stickers?

[Brent]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. You got the red and the blue.

[Justin]

It's not fire appreciation peeps.

[Brent]

Yeah, sorry. Go to my camera.

[Drew]

We'll have. I'll go here.

[Brent]

There is liner Glorious Right on.

[Drew]

All right, Brian. Evening, gents. California is definitely burning, but we're safe so far up north on the San Francisco Bay. Sad to hear about the breakup from fts, but honestly, it's for the best. Love the content. Keep it up, guys.

[Brent]

Thank you.

[Drew]

Absolutely. Thanks. Our AP Burn. How do we feel that Miami Dade now has the hottest elected sheriff in Florida?

[Brent]

I don't even know.

[Tyler]

Who cares?

[Justin]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Justin]

Sheriff Rosie. So, yeah, Miami Dade, first time they've had a sheriff in 60 years. Because of corruption.

[Brent]

That they always have a chief?

[Justin]

No. Yeah, well, they always had a director because 60 years ago the sheriff went away. The state took away the sheriff in Dade county because it was so corrupt and it was just like, like they'd replace it or they'd replace the sheriff and then. Still corrupt. It was just bad. So they put a director in charge of the department, which was put in. That director was brought in by this, the county commission. So it was like, you know, you worked for the county commission and not the. The public. So Desantis, the state now changed it to where they're putting a sheriff back in Dade County. And Rosie, Rosanna one. And so now she's sheriff.

[Brent]

And she got higher?

[Justin]

No, no, she's good.

[Tyler]

She.

[Justin]

She was. She was a homicide detective. She was.

[Brent]

Oh, so she came from in the range Troll. Okay.

[Justin]

And you know, very good detective and stuff. And we googling her.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Justin]

And then. Yeah, her name's Rosie.

[Brent]

I know. Brent's trying to get the Miami PSO on here. Isn't it that the girl that he wants to get on here? That's her.

[Justin]

Rosanna. Rosanna Cordero.

[Brent]

Schutz Stutz.

[Drew]

There it is. Everybody sees it.

[Justin]

Yep.

[Brent]

Hey, look.

[Justin]

Donut shop podcast. Like that post.

[Brent]

Do you like all their posts or just the ones with her on it?

[Justin]

I know who she is. I know who she is. I know she is.

[Brent]

You know her personally?

[Justin]

I. Yes. Well, not personally. I know her through a friend. I've never met her, but I'm a friend of mine.

[Brent]

You know of her?

[Justin]

Yeah, a friend of mine's like best friends with her.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

All right, next video.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Where you want to go, bro?

[Brent]

Down, down. Right there.

[Drew]

Here we go.

[Brent]

So this is, I think a school.

[Justin]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

16 year old student and they're upset that they punched him in the head. So let's look at this. I don't.

[Justin]

I watch Ohio.

[Drew]

So they punch a 16 year old student in the back of the head.

[Brent]

But I think he towers over them. They're called distractors.

[Justin]

So they're going through the magnetometers at the school.

[Brent]

That's a bad school. And you can't just walk. If I'm a cop and a guy just walks through the magnetometers, whatever you call them.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I'm gonna assume he has a gun. So we have now to assume that.

[Justin]

And they send him back like three times.

[Brent]

Yeah. Like I have to assume you're trying to get a firearm into the school. So now that's how I'm gonna treat you.

[Justin]

And I. I worked in a high school and it's like, yo. You know, and I was in it when I was by myself. He's got at least another person that I was the only cop in the school. See, he keeps sending him back.

[Drew]

He's like, no, no, I want to get to class.

[Brent]

I want to learn. I want to better myself and become a person, a good person of society. What does he do?

[Justin]

And is BJJ cops breaking this down soon?

[Tyler]

Probably.

[Justin]

Tell him how bad of about a control job they're doing.

[Drew]

Good thing there's two of them.

[Brent]

Have they p. Oh, there it is. Distractor. Distractor. But it worked.

[Drew]

Yep.

[Brent]

He went down.

[Drew]

Yep.

[Brent]

And there's nothing wrong with that. A lot of people think that cops can't punch you in the face. Absolutely can.

[Justin]

100 and so down there at the bottom, it says the. There's a Akron citizens board or whatever that overviewed it. There's another thing that just happened in Florida where Florida just struck down citizen review boards.

[Brent]

Really?

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

For the whole state.

[Justin]

For the whole state. You abolished review boards?

[Brent]

Yes.

[Justin]

Your review boards need to be done by police officers, like IA because they know. Yeah.

[Brent]

You know, obviously a civilian seeing with no context, with no knowing what we know. Like I said, like, okay, I'm thinking that guy's getting something through. I'm gonna treat him according, I'm sure, like he's got a gun on 100. But a civilian doesn't think like that.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Justin]

Yeah. And. And then. And you're going to read it. Like, I. I think I read the comments on that video when I've looked at that video. And it just. You know, people are just. Buddy's a kid, you know, like that kind of stuff. And it's like, no, that. That's a man.

[Tyler]

He's.

[Justin]

He's tall as those police officers.

[Brent]

And.

[Justin]

And he's trying to. And. And that's. That's your job. I wanted him to have at least. Still cold intro music.

[Tyler]

I'm out. Out. Way to clear the room for you, doggy. Appreciate that nice and warm you ran here did.

[Brent]

Sweet gun, man. Is that your Brent Tucker gun?

[Tyler]

You broke the door.

[Brent]

It is.

[Drew]

That door sucks.

[Tyler]

You guys started without me.

[Brent]

We had to.

[Tyler]

I'm so pissed.

[Brent]

Thanks for showing up, man.

[Tyler]

It is a full crowd here tonight. What's up, everyone?

[Drew]

We didn't want to start at 9pm that's fair.

[Brent]

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[Drew]

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[Brent]

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[Tyler]

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[Brent]

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[Tyler]

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[Drew]

I got it.

[Tyler]

You got it.

[Drew]

It's on you.

[Tyler]

All right. Drew, I got a question.

[Brent]

Yeah?

[Tyler]

Do you remember. Do you know how to. You know how to. Do you know how to do the poll? Pull the chat.

[Drew]

All right.

[Tyler]

You ready for this? Oh, I was very upset. Be honest with you.

[Brent]

About what?

[Tyler]

About the Air Force band and send that video to you. Yeah, I remember being in Beijing, Iraq and the army chorus came to our chow hall to sing Christmas carols.

[Brent]

Oh, that's nice.

[Tyler]

No, it wasn't. I could care less. I could care less. You think any of the war fighters are like, man, it's Christmas, I'M not home. You know what? Cheer me up. Some grown men singing acapella. No, I want to be home. Or I want to be outside killing people.

[Brent]

They could at least bring beer.

[Tyler]

Do you think we should just say hey, I don't even know where it started. I don't know why. I don't know how it got approved. The military's for war Defund military bands. Interesting.

[Brent]

Who's gonna play?

[Tyler]

Give me a reason. We need one.

[Brent]

We need it for the pass in review where they make us stand out in a field as a division for eight hours while the president drives around in a pickup truck and goes like this.

[Tyler]

Chris from 1911 Syndicate, tell me why we need a military band.

[Drew]

For me, the one and only purpose.

[Tyler]

Would be in honor of those who passed. Other than that, I don't see it. In honor of those who passed. You don't think we can just subcontract that out? I think it makes more sense.

[Brent]

I, I'll argue. Why do we have to. I mean, it's the same thing as having. It's. It's the same thing as having a football team. Like, I mean, they don't.

[Tyler]

What.

[Brent]

It's the same thing. They don't. They're not going to go to battle. They're going to play football.

[Tyler]

We've now separated.

[Brent]

It's the same concept.

[Drew]

Seen a football game.

[Tyler]

It's not the same concept. And, and I'll tell you why. And it's, it's actually, I think a good argument at least football and sports, there's a lot of crossover and things about whether it be leadership, training, problem solving. But athleticism, of course, athleticism is a, is a part of, of a part of the military. Controlled violence. I, I think sports and the military go hand in hand.

[Brent]

Do you think they should have to serve? Like go to battle? Deploy. Deploy. Do you think they should be deployed?

[Tyler]

Asking yes that they can.

[Brent]

Do you think football should come first, but they have to deploy?

[Tyler]

I know that we just had put it to where if you get, you know, drafted out of the West Point, you no longer have to fulfill your commitment and no, that's putting sports over the military as a nation. Do we put sports over the military? I love it and it sounds great and I hate it for, for those guys, but you either joined West Point to play football to further your individual, you know, your individual characteristics and, and to just beat Navy, which we didn't do this year, but that's.

[Brent]

Tim Kennedy wasn't there, but you absolutely.

[Tyler]

Go fill, go fulfill your, your commitment. That you said you were going to do. Keep working out. Get out of the military.

[Brent]

I got it.

[Tyler]

Go join the NFL.

[Brent]

What if the. What if the military bands played badass 80s song covers?

[Tyler]

Oh, I'd like them better. I'd like them better. Yeah, I'd like him better. But they still got bon jovi. Oh, the military can't do anything efficiently. How much do you think the military band costs? How much you think the air force man costs all year long in travel? Their pay, hotels, lodging, whatever vehicles they got. I bet it's millions. And I bet you add each one up at least as the military, as a whole. Army, navy, air force, space force has a, a like a electronic keyboard person or something. But I'm telling you, it's. I'm telling you it's in the million and their pay. And I know you can say, well, pays comes from something else. That pay shouldn't be there.

[Brent]

They have a specialty pay.

[Tyler]

No, they have. They. They're getting paid. They're getting paid. You tell me that air force guy singing frozen frozen is gonna make 30, 40, $50,000. Anywhere else doing that? No.

[Brent]

Grown man singing frozen.

[Tyler]

That is absolute government.

[Brent]

He could do the frozen on ice.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's government benefits like I've never seen right there.

[Drew]

Oh, he's on Disney's radar after that.

[Brent]

Yeah, he should be. That was a good performance. Going back to hal arms, I guess. Rick hit me up and said that after our. When we aired the last commercial because they, they have a big contract coming up and they, in 18 months, they have to hire, I think like 17 disabled veterans to hit their goal.

[Tyler]

Awesome.

[Brent]

And so we announced like, hey, Rick will help you find a place to live. He'll help coordinate everything. He had four people hit him up.

[Tyler]

Oh, nice.

[Brent]

Yeah, let's hope. Let's keep it. If you're looking for a job and you're willing to move to north Carolina, Rick will hook you up.

[Tyler]

Speaking of rick al Rick hour. Just text me. Ready to change your mind? Hey, you boys ready? Who's talking? Just kidding. The u. S. Spends around $260 million per year funding military bands.

[Brent]

How does he know that?

[Tyler]

This includes training, equipment and many other things, including salary. Wow. More history online dot com. That is a you, rick. That is a quarter billion buddy for that dude to prance around on stage and sing frozen songs.

[Brent]

Did you put the poll up? Yep, yep.

[Tyler]

189 votes. That's enough. We'll take it. That's a good sample size.

[Drew]

Where the hell is it?

[Tyler]

Where's Your pole, Drew.

[Drew]

I can't find my pole.

[Tyler]

Classic Drew. Oh, Justin Bellman.

[Brent]

What's. Does everybody enjoy hearing Brent chew his food?

[Tyler]

I'm starving. I didn't have the lunch. We worked right through lunch so we could get out in time. Training ran a little bit late. I drove the whole time. I'm on fumes because I didn't want to stop for gas. I'm starving. I'm shaky. Hungry.

[Brent]

Are you tired?

[Tyler]

Oh, man.

[Drew]

It was a close. It was a close pole.

[Tyler]

No. Yeah. Where are you at?

[Drew]

Do you think military bans should be defunded? 50% said yes, 44 said no.

[Brent]

Where's the other six?

[Tyler]

Yeah, where's the other six?

[Drew]

I don't know.

[Brent]

YouTube had to take out 6%. They always got their cut. All right, any super chats before we lose them?

[Tyler]

I'm upset. Well, I'm upset at that, to be honest with you. You think they're worth a quarter billion?

[Brent]

You got upset when you said men shouldn't sit to pee. You were very surprised at the polls.

[Tyler]

That was very surprising in the chat. Tell me why we should have a military ban and spend a quarter billion dollars a year on them. I want to. I want to know. I want to know.

[Drew]

All right, so there's an antagonistic question in the chats. Somebody in the. In this room wants to know who is more athletic. Is or was. I'm not sure. Brent Tucker or Drew Tucker.

[Tyler]

And you know what? They don't even know. We gotta leave his last name at it. In this room, we have an Orange County SWAT guy who played D1 college basketball. Yeah. D 1.5.

[Brent]

For the sake of the story, it's D1.

[Tyler]

We're gonna Tim Kennedy your story. And it's D1. He was an all star.

[Brent]

And you could go out there and say, I didn't put that stuff out there.

[Tyler]

And he won the slam dunk competition. Now it's a Tim Kennedy star.

[Brent]

As a white guy.

[Tyler]

As a white guy, he was distinguished honor grad of the slam dunk competition.

[Brent]

Slam dunked with valor. So.

[Drew]

So the answer is neither one of us. Magnet.

[Tyler]

Oh, and we're back. This is what I sped north on 95 for four hours for.

[Brent]

You're ahead of schedule.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, Speedy. All right.

[Drew]

BRCC Sits down to pee. Right wing. That's right. That's not me. That's right wing. Right wing. Love it. Right wing. Gun nut. I think is a school.

[Brent]

Yeah, bro.

[Drew]

The whole thing. Thank you, right wing.

[Tyler]

Well, so do a lot of guys.

[Drew]

All right. Warriors did you guys hear the audio from firemen arguing about prioritizing buildings in Cali? Apparently someone got called a little.

[Brent]

Whoa.

[Tyler]

No, we gotta. Let's see if we can find that.

[Brent]

Yeah. Little.

[Drew]

Hey, Pete. Burn. Have y'all low stoked. What is that? At the fort. Have y'all.

[Tyler]

Fort Lauderdale.

[Drew]

At the Fort Lauderdale PD shooting today involving Molotov cocktails.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, I didn't have to look into it. I was there. And even though I just said that, like, oh, you got some inside scoop. I just heard him talking about it. That's literally the story. I heard someone threw a Molotov cocktail at a police officer. And apparently you don't bring a Molotov Molotov cocktail to a gunfight.

[Brent]

Coolant cooling technology.

[Tyler]

And unless maybe you got like a backpack full, like 50. Can you carry that many?

[Drew]

All right. The bellman say hello. Make sure you clear that corner.

[Tyler]

Don't you harass me, Justin.

[Drew]

All right. Someone was listening in class. All right, this is Chris D. Should there be a way to join the military later for some sort of smu? HRT seems capable without first going through some of the stuff that might break. An older body, probably solid. I don't know, Ellie. Older guys out there also HRT legit. Should there be a way to join the military later for some sort of SMU?

[Tyler]

Special missions unit? You'll. You'll. You'll get it eventually.

[Drew]

I'll get some.

[Tyler]

No, you're good. The. No. Did you want more? Just no. I don't know what else. I don't know what else to tell you. Notice the encompasses. Just no.

[Brent]

AARP is going to fight that lawsuit.

[Tyler]

And I'll tell you. Okay, now I'll tell you just why, just real quick. You're asking to improve on a system that's already the best in the world.

[Brent]

DUI hire.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it sounds very dei. Ish. Like dei. And I know that's not what you mean. I'm being facetious about that, but. But no. Is HRT legit? They're legit for.

[Brent]

You made fun of them. Remember, back in the day?

[Tyler]

They're legit for le.

[Drew]

Who's hrt?

[Brent]

FBI Hostage Rescue Team.

[Drew]

FBI Hostage Rescue.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Drew]

Well, I guess the old guys are gonna have to wait for those. Remember an avatar where you got inside those machines? You have to wait for those.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you're gonna.

[Brent]

Your wisdom will come in handy.

[Tyler]

You're gonna be able late. You're gonna be late for your Dungeons and Dragons nerd.

[Drew]

That's the 12 Foot Smurf movie.

[Tyler]

All Right.

[Drew]

What about the bagpipes in the UK Military?

[Tyler]

Good or bad UK military? Not, not. Not my monkeys, not my circus.

[Brent]

Somebody left the fridge open and it wasn't me.

[Drew]

We hear the alarm going on.

[Tyler]

Got us in our Duck Dynasty, kind of.

[Brent]

Okay, I will say, in law enforcement, I think bagpipes are essential, but they're not a primary job. Usually it's just guys on the funeral detail that know how to play it.

[Tyler]

That's right. Who pays for. Are we spending a quarter million dollars? No, they pay for their own skirts and they. They pay for their own skirts and they play with their pipes and their garage.

[Drew]

I think that's only legal in Vegas.

[Brent]

To pay for your own skirts.

[Drew]

Flight designs. Bert, thanks for joining us. Fun fact. Some USMC bands are trained to also substitute for security when needed for the panel. What martial arts have you all seen used that are actually effective? I practice Arnie's. Personally, Arnis.

[Brent]

I love how he gave you the quick jab at the beginning just to show you. And then he went to ask the question.

[Tyler]

You know who else is trained to also substitute and security Everybody else in the military.

[Brent]

They can provide security for their own concerts every 11.

[Tyler]

Bravo I've ever met. You're gonna tell me we. Security is scarce. We need more security. Hold on. What's the band doing? Aren't they secondary? The band's available. Get them over here. Said no one.

[Brent]

Put him in the tower.

[Tyler]

I love you wrong on that one.

[Brent]

What was the question?

[Drew]

What the martial art. What martial art have you all seen used that are actually effective key practices?

[Brent]

Is Jiu Jitsu considered martial art?

[Drew]

I've never heard of Arness. What is Arness?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Jiu Jitsu is a martial art.

[Brent]

Yeah, right. I. I think for law enforcement, BJJ probably is the most practical. I mean, you're not out there kickboxing people. I mean, you can. We saw a couple videos where you got. You got to know how to punch. If you can't just throw your fist into a skull and not know what you're doing.

[Drew]

All right. Arness is a Filipino martial art that emphasizes weapon based fighting, but also includes hand to hand combat, joint locks, and weapon disarming techniques.

[Brent]

Vanessa, where's your karate gear?

[Tyler]

The one I think is actually. The one that's actually effective is going to be Glock Jitsu. Glock Jitsu. Highly trained, highly effective.

[Brent]

I know what I saw. I was watching the. Andy. Hey, do you know. What is it called? What's it. What's the martial arts called?

[Drew]

Arnes. If I'M pronouncing it right.

[Brent]

Do you know how to practice, Arnes? It's a Filipino martial arts.

[Tyler]

You're the worst Filipino ever. You got a valley girl voice. Worst Filipino ever. Chances here.

[Brent]

Yeah, I watched Andy. Andy Stump's video, and he was like, he made a great point. He's like, you know, guys in the team. Team environment would just go to Tim Kennedy and be like, shut the hell up with that. But Tim, Kenny could turn around and beat the out of everybody. So it's like, how do you handle somebody like that? You kind of have to do it. The way everybody's doing it now is the Internet.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Just hit him with the truth.

[Drew]

All right. The USMC Silent Drill team is an all infantryman, so the band should have mos. Outside of blowing in instruments, don't stop holding Tim Kennedy to the flames.

[Brent]

I don't think Silent drill's the same as a band.

[Tyler]

Silent drill is not the same as the band.

[Brent]

Yeah, you need it.

[Tyler]

Well, the band is traditional, too, but, yeah, for some reason. Maybe if I think about a little bit more. Right. I'm not Silent drill like those type of things. When it like that, you have the guys at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Like, I ain't taking that away. No. If you've ever. If you haven't gone to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as an American, that better be on your 20. 25.

[Brent]

Have you seen the clip where he yells at somebody for talking?

[Tyler]

Oh, love it. Yeah, I've been there. I've been. I've been there three or four times. I've seen it. Love it. Super impressive. I was thinking of that. No, we just throw separately. He was in a really good move, and I'm listening to you.

[Brent]

You're like, he's hyped up and you.

[Tyler]

Were eating a Snickers bar.

[Brent]

Oh, you liar.

[Drew]

I didn't get a Snicker.

[Tyler]

It wasn't dinner. Didn't. Didn't have breakfast. Didn't have lunch.

[Brent]

Did you guys make any. Did you guys make any sales?

[Justin]

Next question.

[Drew]

Joseph Cox, 100 bucks. Thanks, Joe.

[Tyler]

Thanks, Joe.

[Drew]

Learned early on meeting your heroes can be let down.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Used to look up to Triple T for making the military look badass in the ufc. Along with Colton Smith and Brian. Stan finding out what a piece of poop he really is. Timmy tall Timmy tall tale tail. Timmy tall tale equal lame. Be careful who you idolize.

[Brent]

Yeah. Never meet your ass.

[Tyler]

I'll combat that of sorts. I know they say never meet your heroes, but I feel like that's the same thing of saying all Navy SEALs are bad because there's three. Because there's three of them, there's a lot of good.

[Brent]

No, never meet your heroes means that you have a perception of this person. And when you meet them in real life, they're naturally gonna let you down.

[Tyler]

Down sometimes. Yeah. Yeah.

[Brent]

I mean. I mean, what about Pete Blabber? He was a.

[Tyler]

You looked up to him. Absolutely.

[Brent]

He didn't let you down, did he?

[Tyler]

No, absolutely. Pete Blabber didn't. Didn't let me down. Yeah. Yeah. Better than I thought Pete was. Pete was great.

[Drew]

Brent's never let me down.

[Tyler]

That's not true.

[Drew]

I'm letting. I'm late getting here too, but I'm here. Get some. Keep it up, brothers. Melon head.

[Brent]

Thanks, bud.

[Tyler]

Thank you, Melon head.

[Drew]

Damn it.

[Tyler]

Go on my notes here real quick.

[Drew]

All right, here we go.

[Brent]

I've watched you scroll up and down and up and down, up and down.

[Drew]

My fault. All right. Also, Joseph back in with another 50 bucks.

[Brent]

Thanks, Joseph, man.

[Drew]

Thank you. Also, I appreciate you calling out those who ride on lies for nothing. Notoriety. I carry a lot of guilt for serving two contracts without really achieving much. I think a lot of people like me feel not cool because of guys like Timmy. Keep it up, boys.

[Tyler]

Absolutely agree with that. We talked about that in detail.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yep. When you supersize, you supersize lies. Well, it puts true service.

[Brent]

What if he used to say he was. He doesn't do it anymore, but back in the day, he used to address himself as Ranger, Special Forces Sniper.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Before you would say his name. Ranger, Special forces, Ranger qualified Special Forces sniper Tim Kennedy. Lame.

[Drew]

Yeah, I mean, I. I mean, I love that. And actually the majority of, you know, our watchers are. Are on board with that. Every once in a while you get these people that want to defend a liar and say, who cares if he lied? He was. He was an American hero.

[Brent]

Well, he wasn't. He lied about that.

[Tyler]

We just prove he lied. And you're like, who cares if he lied? So you. So you've already admitted he lied and then you called him American hero. Who said he was an American hero? He did. Let's make that make sense.

[Drew]

Their rebuttal would be, well, he was a Green Beret, so I mean, he was.

[Brent]

He.

[Drew]

He was an exceptional dude.

[Brent]

What special operations guy do you know fought in the UFC and. Fought in a high level in the ufc, not just like some Monday night fight where, you know, it was on Fox 1. Like he was on his way to A title shot when he, when he stepped down. I mean, that is, that book would have been how. Tell me how you went from Green Beret to ufc fire back to Green Beret. I want to know.

[Tyler]

Here's, here's, here's my question on this. And it's honest question. He's like, well, who cares if he lied? He's an American hero. And you're like, well, he was a Green bray or he's just a soldier.

[Drew]

You know, he served his country.

[Tyler]

Does, does being a Green Beret automatically make you a hero? And maybe yes, maybe no. Like, like different people. The way they perceive that may have a different answer. But that's, but that's my poll, the chat.

[Brent]

Yeah, because you're right. You're not going to change the mind of somebody if they think that.

[Tyler]

Right. If that's what they believe. But if a Green Beret did that just because you were willing to do something. Superman isn't a hero because he was willing to save people. See, Superman was a hero because he went out there and saved people. I know Superman's not real. I'm just kind of right. So if you're a Green Beret and that's all you did, but you actually never went and did the job, and you never really went and risked your life and you never really started putting warheads on foreheads, are you really a hero? All right, that's a good question, to be honest.

[Drew]

Change the discussion. Instead of, you know that word, use just the word. Patriot. You know, he, he served his country at a Special Forces for 20 years.

[Tyler]

Patriots, different.

[Brent]

You don't have to serve you guys.

[Tyler]

So.

[Drew]

So the anti hero podcast should not be creating, I guess, disunity or tearing somebody down after he served for 20 years for his country.

[Tyler]

Why?

[Drew]

Why, why, why do we do that?

[Brent]

We have to police our own. We said it from the beginning.

[Drew]

Nope, say it again because they're not getting it.

[Brent]

Say it with your chest.

[Tyler]

This, this is what I love. We'll just say like, you know, Billy no Nuts is. Is commenting and he says that same comment. I guarantee you, guarantee you if Billy Nonuts served with Tim Kennedy and Tim Kennedy wrote in his book, I served with that guy. He wouldn't drop bombs when I told him to. He was a pussy. He was out of shape. He was a coward. He and all these lies. Something tell me Billy no Nuts would have a different opinion about calling out liars. Yep, you'd have a mass. I guarantee you.

[Drew]

I have a problem with people defending liars.

[Tyler]

I know I don't get. It's crazy.

[Drew]

It's almost like liars want to protect other liars. That's what it feels like to me. That's what it feels like to me. I'm not saying that's what's happening. That's perception.

[Tyler]

I think I said it in the Rob O'Neill podcast. I don't think I said it in the Tim Kennedy one. But I can't like to connect those dots. The best way I can describe it is this for people who don't have a problem with it in the military. Blows my mind. But I guarantee you, if they're a New England Patriots fan and Tom Brady actually through the win, game winning touchdown for the Patriots and like the second string safety was like, I threw the game winning touchdown for Super Bowl 32. They'd lose their mind.

[Drew]

Absolutely.

[Tyler]

They'd lose their minds. And no one would go, well, who cares if he threw it or not? I mean, at the end of the day, as long as the Patriots won, who cares?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Right.

[Tyler]

It not a single American would defend that person. But here we are in the military defending that that person. One's just football and one sports and one is actually important. Important. Yeah. Blows my mind.

[Drew]

Yeah. Priorities, boys, priorities.

[Tyler]

Prove me wrong.

[Drew]

You're right. Don't have to prove you. Also, let's see, what do we got? Mike, Cooper, Tyler. Eat the crayon, Brent.

[Brent]

We don't have any. Let it go.

[Tyler]

Didn't let it go.

[Brent]

We did not buy any crowns.

[Drew]

Oh, no, they were sold out.

[Tyler]

Something about COVID Brent, about crayons real quick. You know, I remembered. You're like, oh, you got to make sure it's not toxic. I'm pretty sure all kids aren't. Yeah, yeah. All crayons are non toxic because they're made for kids and kids are going to eat crayons.

[Drew]

All right, Brent, you're going to read the rest of this. Brent, fnx. What is that? That Triggy Trigicon.

[Tyler]

No, keep going. Drew down it.

[Brent]

Yeah, I feel like a ghost bed commercial.

[Drew]

All right, Brent, FNX Trijicon red dot with tac light thoughts.

[Tyler]

100 bucks.

[Drew]

You better answer it.

[Tyler]

Good.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Give me a second. Because I have to make sure. I mean, people, I do know a lot of gear, but I don't know. I don't know everything. I'm gonna look it up real quick and make sure that I know what it is you're talking about and we'll move on. I'll absolutely answer that question.

[Drew]

You mean to tell me you don't know every company around the world that makes red dots?

[Tyler]

No, I know every company and every piece of gear I used. Not every piece of gear you use, but. Ask you a question, I'll find out.

[Drew]

Chris D, you guys ever get a chance to look into Tony Cowden and his questionable story about killing 20 guys solo?

[Brent]

I don't know who that is.

[Tyler]

I gotta look that up. I think I did.

[Brent]

I know the name. People have brought him up. But if I will say this. If it's just one instance where he says he killed 20 and it might not have been, that's not gonna be enough for an episode.

[Tyler]

I know. Yeah. Just one story.

[Brent]

It's a big fish story.

[Tyler]

It's in our emails. All right? And I hate that. You know, I hate it. But it's just not. Et cetera, to a certain level.

[Drew]

It's also a solo story. So just one story. It's not a whole book.

[Tyler]

Doesn't make it right. You know what? You know what I thought about doing? Because we keep on getting these, like, these little ones. Maybe do one episode where we. Where we tell all the small ones to make an episode. Yeah, because it should be covered. And at the end of the day, it should be covered. I think one way we could.

[Brent]

I think the next one's probably going to be the Benghazi one. Not anytime soon, but the next big one will be, you know, because. What's his name? Tanto? What was it? Taunt Is his name Tanto? He went on Sean Ryan and he was just like, fucking. I don't know what the fuck Delta Force is doing. But they weren't helping us.

[Drew]

Cripple Tron. Bruce, thoughts on the army adopting the Sig spear and do you think the weight and size of the weapon will still be able to be used in cqb? Please find your combat videos.

[Tyler]

The SIG spear, I think the weight and size of the weapon will still be able to be used in cqb. Absolutely. There's something called. And it's usually it's. And it's actually pretty specific to America. I'm not saying only Americans have it, but if you've seen the different services, the. This absolutely real thing, there's something called American muscle, and you can make that gun £20 and the boys are going to sling that thing around and they're going to be just fine. And that sounds like almost a joke, but I'm telling you, when I was in Afghanistan as a Green Beret, the French Special operations were co located with us. I never saw them put up anything more than a 25 pound plate on a bar. Never did it. Not saying they were out of shape.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You know, I'm not saying, and I'm not even saying they're bad, but let me tell you, even. Even the 82nd, like, there's just monsters in the 82nd. There's something with American culture that's like, I love love. I love big muscles and I'm gonna get them.

[Brent]

Something about that Iraqi trend, it just gets everybody pumped up.

[Tyler]

And I know you're saying on a percentage, like, whatever it is, 30% heavier than a regular gun, but 30% heavier. Pounds is still seven, you know, seven and a half, 7.8 pounds.

[Drew]

You carry that all day?

[Tyler]

Yeah, you. You got it. £6 in a full combat loadout. And I am a fan of ounces make pounds, you know, and, and enough single pounds make, you know, make a lot of weight. I don't like heavy things, but that's what they went with. Are we gonna be okay? We're gonna be okay.

[Drew]

It's hard to shoot good when your arms are tired.

[Tyler]

And if you don't, and if you, if you don't like that gun, there are units you can train up for and use another gun. And you can use about seven different guns if you want.

[Drew]

All right. Officer Dangle, Officer Dangle. Officer Dangle says goofing. Timmy lawyered up, claims was ordered to shoot wounded. Triple down on stupid.

[Brent]

So triple down on stupid. Our friend David Hookstead did, I think, think three videos this week. I watched him on the way down, all talking about. He actually talked to Kennedy's lawyer. And Kennedy's lawyer is saying the one thing that he knows is factual. He can't verify Tim Kennedy's stories. He's saying, I don't know if they're true. I'm just trusting Tim. But he says, I know for a fact that the thermal story was true. However, that's like the one story Travis was like, that never happened. You have. Have eyewitness testimony saying, I would have given that command, and that never happened.

[Drew]

You're going to want to fire your lawyer at that point because that's the one that's going to put you in prison. Right?

[Tyler]

This is, this is what I like. The, the position that we're in. Okay. We initially came in with a little bit is like, we're. We called these people. Trust us. We. We know we're right enough to bring it out to the whole public. And then the, the rebuttal of that or the, you know, or the argument in that is like, it's just. You want me to. You just want me to believe you, right? And that, and that wasn't enough. And it was like, hey, so basically we had, we had to prove Tim wrong. Like the burden is on us. And, and, and I get that. So we, we heard you. We went and we didn't get one teammate or two teammates. We got. Got three teammates. And those three teammates all said. We talked to the other teammates and they all said that Tim's a liar. Okay. And so after that, this is what I say to that. The burden of proof is now on Tim. It's now. It's now your word. It's now. It's now. Trust you, bro. So guess what? You go find the guy that was on the thermal for, for, for hours killing people. Have him come out and verify your story.

[Brent]

It's just like what he said when he put the burden on everybody else to go find. That's right.

[Tyler]

That's right. Yep.

[Brent]

And you can just show us a picture.

[Tyler]

David Hookstead. This sound. We pulled a Brent Tucker and did some research and he, he. What's wrong? Wait it out. Against like what he said in the book, against what he's on and Sean Ryan. And what he said in the book was like, I did this. I did this one morning for a couple hours. What does he says on the Sean Ryan show is every night for eight hours at a time, I would kill hundreds of people, like time after time after time. And so which one did you do, Tim? Because those are two wildly different stories. But at the end of the day, don't worry because Tim's telling the truth because he said he did and he told his lawyer he did. He's going to get us his witness. The burden of proof is now on Tim, because we got your checkmate. That's your only way out.

[Brent]

David thinks that it's done, it's over with, and it might be that's because.

[Tyler]

He doesn't know what we know. And great, David, thank you so much for, you know, for, for doing that. He also presented it in a very professional way.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Big, big fan. David Hookstead.

[Drew]

Well, it's, I mean, it's not over if Tim Kennedy keeps trying to rebut everything, rebuttal it. Because even when he tries to clear the record and say he doesn't have a purple art, he doesn't have medals of valor, he. He makes up more lies saying that it was other articles on the Internet and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Valhalla destroyed.

[Brent]

I want, I want to Know what the fuck this was?

[Tyler]

That's my Rambo.

[Brent]

Okay, so four and a half. This is from Tim Kennedy. Four and a half years ago, in May of 2019, I made a post on Instagram that was reflective of my life at the time. It read, this is what the military has done for me. In 15 years, I have traveled to a few dozen countries. On every combat deployment, I was awarded medals for valor.

[Drew]

He wrote it.

[Brent]

I was taught how to build a country, to dine with ambassadors and kings, how to share one, if I have two. Even above all of these things, I learned the value of the men standing next to me. I became aware that I didn't deserve them as friends or teammates. I realized that they were, without a doubt, the greatest men alive today. I knew that I would do anything for them. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. My intention was to show the contrast between the things I had endured and the meaning and the meaning those things had given me, especially how much I cared about my teammates. Nevertheless, I was very careless with how I worded my post. Explain what the fuck you just meant when you said, I. On every deployment, I was awarded medals for valor. He didn't explain it. He just said, oh, that was my words. I should have done it different.

[Drew]

He did it for his teammates.

[Brent]

Like, what. What was the. There was no explanation there.

[Tyler]

You want to. Something that I think is interesting? The lawyer that he lawyered up with is a criminal defense lawyer, not a defamation lawyer. He's a criminal defense lawyer, and the things he wanted to talk about was war crimes, and he's trying to prove the war crimes either did. Didn't happen or that his. He's not just doubling down and saying it happened. He's actually trying to push the blame and say, I was following an order, so it's not on me. I was following an order. So he's trying. Just putting two, two and two together here. Someone's scared about war crimes. You have a criminal defense lawyer, and now you're. He's never talked about war crimes until now. He's lawyered up with a criminal defense lawyer, and his criminal defense lawyer wants to talk about war crimes. I can't hear myself.

[Brent]

Drew, I can hear you.

[Drew]

Oh. Anyway, I can hear you. How about this? Can you hear that?

[Brent]

What?

[Drew]

What's wrong?

[Tyler]

Is Tyler talking?

[Brent]

Don't put the blame on me like TK Would.

[Tyler]

Well, I'll just keep talking, but just leave it on top.

[Brent]

Just like Kevin Wolf.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

Gosh.

[Tyler]

The.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

I'm just doing what I'm told.

[Tyler]

All right? And the other thing that I find very interesting is he lawyers up with a criminal defense lawyer, and now he wants to try to explain away his valor. His. His metal. Valor. Valor. Metal. And one of the things his lawyer said was, was this. He never wore a AV device. Is. Is one thing he said. And then he said in his public and his public speaking engagements, he didn't write that. And so he's like, that's not Tim. He didn't write that. Well, here's. So now put those two and two together. I think someone's scared about, I don't know, something called the Stolen Valor act of 2013. Okay. And the Stolen Valor act doesn't say if you wear a V device. The Stolen Valor act says makes it a federal misdemeanor to falsely represent oneself as having received any US Military decoration or medal. And the second part of that is. And to gain benefits from it or financial gain.

[Brent]

What. What was the investigating agency that pretty much hung it up? Useasock.

[Tyler]

So uses sock. When David Hookstead emailed USASAK for their comment, that's United States Army Special Operations Command, usasak. And they administratively. Well, for them and operationally, they're the higher headquarters of. It goes to the Green Berets and they have their different groups. Their Overall command is 1st Special Forces Command. So they're in charge of all the groups. And the USASAK covers down on psyOps, civil affairs, green Berets, all the big boy. Right. All the big boy Army Special Operations all fall under usasak. But they're. But they're. They're the top. For the army, for the command structure. And he asked for them to give a. A comment on it. And they basically gave a long legal comment that. That. And I'll just wade through it and not take too long. They basically said if there was. If there was something that we thought happened, there'd be an. There would be an investigation because we take war crimes very serious. So they basically said, tim's lying. We're not looking into it because we don't think it happened.

[Brent]

But they wouldn't be the ones that necessarily investigated stolen valor. Correct. That would have to be a federal law enforcement agency. Or would the DOD handle that?

[Tyler]

Well, it's funny you say that, because on the drive home, I was thinking about that, and there's something called the ucmj. And the UCMJ has its own set of rules. And I got to find out if anything in the ucmj, usually the ucmj, parallels, you know, civilian laws so I'm going to find out about that.

[Brent]

Do you think. Is there any updates on him being having his tap hold?

[Tyler]

No more updates other than. I know for a fact several times. Not like once uses. Sock is getting bombarded by my Tim Kennedy questions and what are you going to do about it? And you know, what needs to be done about it, which is great. And I, I just thought it hit me then when, you know, I think is more powerful than. And some of them are sergeant majors. What's more powerful, though, than green suitors doing that? At the end of the day, lower green suitors going up to USASOC saying, what are you going to do about this if user Sock doesn't want to do anything about it? I'm your boss. I don't care. Shut up. Don't. Don't make noise. We got other things to think about. Like that is a possibility. I don't have a lot of faith in use to suck do anything. When David Hook said sent an email as a reporter to USASAK and said, hey, we're gonna start talking about this to the. To the American people, and someone's gonna have to start answering questions. And they emailed back all, you know, within a couple hours. I thought, that's gonna have a lot more weight than the military asking the military to correct itself. Because as great as some of the military is, you do not depend on the military to. To do the right thing in this situation. But enough reporters start asking questions, they're gonna go into cover your ass mode. And now something's gonna magically get done. If you know, a reporter make a phone call, I might know a few. Might be making some phone calls.

[Drew]

How arms. There's a big difference between fife and drum in the Revolution War to keep moving forward and a D bag singing the Frozen soundtrack.

[Brent]

That is a great point. That is a great point.

[Tyler]

But, you know, a drummer from the. I'm gonna screw this up. Damn it. I was so close. Yeah, I believe it was Civil War, but it might have been as far back as Revolution where it doesn't matter. It was a drummer won the Medal of Honor, won the first Medal of Honor awards to be won. And you know, back then, what'd he do? There was really. I'll tell you a story here in just a second.

[Drew]

He got the beat.

[Tyler]

There was no real. No, they didn't. It. They didn't have like, like Bronze Star, Silver Star, DSE Medal of Honor. It was pretty much. I'm going to speak generally. It was pretty much the valor award Thought about doing a. A podcast on the history of the Medal of Honor. Think. Pretty interesting what he do. There are some of his dead comrades down there and the other pe. The other non drummers, the, you know, the. The fighting men were told to go down there and recover the bodies. And like, nah, tired of this fight. I'm going home, boss. And the drum was like, I'll go do it. Drum set down. His drums went and did it comes back like, hey, we kind of need this to happen again. We. We need one of you fighters to go down there recover bodies. None of the fighters did it. Drummer's like, I guess I'll do it again. That is a very watered down version of it. It's not, but it's not wrong.

[Drew]

Hey, well, to dovetail that. This is probably a good reason to get drummers back into. Back into the force because they'll make.

[Tyler]

Like drum line and gate up.

[Drew]

Because this, this question is relevant to maybe some of those drums. Question for Brent. What was the protocol during a mission if you suddenly need to take a dump real bad? I'm talking a surprise diarrhea where you need to sprint to the bathroom with your hand covering your ass. If there's a drummer, you could put it in the drum.

[Tyler]

All right? I'm not saying me. I do know we've talked about this before with funny stories. Yeah, I've. I've known some guys to poop pants on the skids of a. Of a. Of a. Of a little bird. I've never had to go that bad where I'm like, ah, it's just gonna go on my pants. I'll at least wait till we hit the target, secure the target, and then right as we're about to leave the target, leave a good.

[Brent]

A goodbye gift.

[Tyler]

Give a little good little goodbye gift right in the living room.

[Drew]

Little package. Little US package. Next same day delivery. All right.

[Brent]

The Delta Force killed my dad and took a dump in my living room.

[Tyler]

Do not make that into a short. We're gonna cut that out. I've not been PNG yet. We can't. We can't have that guy. Yeah, no, no.

[Drew]

Thursday nights for the boys.

[Tyler]

We can't have them talking like that. All right. Thumbs up. Anything.

[Drew]

Thumbs up to you guys for fighting for truth. If traditions don't matter, bands shouldn't be a thing either. USMC division band members are paid regular, but the president's own aren't actual Marines. Simper from a POG radio guy.

[Brent]

Cool.

[Tyler]

Thanks for the info. Love it.

[Drew]

James Smith. 50 bucks. Half a seed. Thank you. As for automatic heroes, Andy Stumpf said the honor man of his bud s class turned out to be a serial killer. Is he a hero, Brent? What did you preferred? Zero for a 556ar platform? There's always that one.

[Tyler]

No.

[Brent]

Oh yeah.

[Drew]

Hey, 50 bucks at least he's into the $99.

[Tyler]

I talked to Andy just. Just the other day and he's. And he's a funny dude. I like that guy. Guy.

[Brent]

Oh, let's get into oh, let's.

[Tyler]

I'm pretty. Well, I'm pretty sure you may be hero until you turn into a serial killer. It.

[Brent]

According to America, it depends on who you kill.

[Tyler]

It's not like once you become a hero, always a hero. Like no matter what you do. I'm pretty sure it's something that comes and goes.

[Brent]

What if you serial kill all the pre CEOs of the healthcare industry? America might consider you a hero.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So you had a phone conversation with Journey's Jameson Travels and he was upset?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah, I did.

[Brent]

Yeah. He was in. In. He was upset with me.

[Tyler]

Wasn't happy. Were you? And you know, I. I do try to be an understanding guy. I know. I. Of course I know you. I know where you're coming from. I understand what. What he thought. But intent always matters to me. And it's one of those things I don't mean like to play middle ground. In a weird way, you're both right. You're both wrong. And I think it's just a real classic case of misunderstanding.

[Brent]

Well, he didn't get my. He didn't know my name. I didn't know his name.

[Tyler]

I couldn't remember his name either. I was like, what's his name? What's his name? What's his name? Which makes me. But then I did say something like I tried to make him sound like a nobody. I was like, I should know his name. The guy has a million followers on. On YouTube and good content and yeah.

[Drew]

He does a good job.

[Brent]

Well, Jameson Travels. If you want to banter back and forth, we can keep it going or you can break down our video and know my name.

[Tyler]

Oh, you. You know his name now. You're not gonna power move it.

[Brent]

Jameson Travels is his name.

[Tyler]

You don't want like Jimmy Travels. I want to know something like some.

[Brent]

Little power calls you something like Brett or Brett. He got it close.

[Tyler]

Everyone on the Everyone the chats does. I'm not get mad at that.

[Drew]

All right, Billy no nuts also sits down to pee. Mara.

[Tyler]

Billy Donuts, let's See?

[Drew]

Zuby Zubi.

[Tyler]

Love the name Zuby Zubi.

[Drew]

Always love dead Gun the freaking piece.

[Brent]

Nope, down. Down.

[Drew]

Not down.

[Tyler]

Down. See what you did there? You snuck that in over there. When you handed me something, you.

[Brent]

I just. I looked over and saw your hand in the air.

[Tyler]

You dirty dog.

[Drew]

There.

[Tyler]

Did.

[Drew]

Do you think it was smart for Tim's lawyer to come out with that statement?

[Tyler]

No. No. His lawyer's an idiot.

[Brent]

Well, his lawyer was texting Travis and right before we started the live stream last week, like, you were about to engage in criminal activities. And I'm like, well, you should fire that. If he doesn't know the difference between civil and criminal. Like, this is civil. It's a civil suit. It would be a defamation suit. Would be civil. There's nothing criminal.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Brent]

And he was like, you're about to engage in criminal activities. I hope you're ready. Like, I'd fire that lawyer. He's texting the guy that you have an issue with.

[Tyler]

You know what I thought about when he was like, basically, it seems like he was going to try to be like, no, he was just following orders. And. And basically, if there's any problems, like, it needs to go to his boss. I don't know if you guys. There was a small skirmish in history you may or may not know about it. It's called World War II. And the Germans had these. These furnaces and these camps, and the prison guards were carrying out orders from their boss. All right? Their bosses got in trouble. You know who else got in trouble? Those guys did, too. So saying my boss told me to do it is not a get out of jail free card. So I'd get another lawyer if I was you, because I have zero college and I just outmaneuvered you.

[Drew]

That just happened. All right.

[Tyler]

A Few Good men. What about A Few Good Men? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[Drew]

Bren's thoughts on HK 417 vs SR 25K during GWOT.

[Tyler]

GWOT. Global War on Terror. The GWOT.

[Drew]

Also known by as GWAT.

[Justin]

He knew it was coming.

[Drew]

You Guat don't like that, though.

[Tyler]

I know you want my question or my opinion on it, and I do that. Chris, hop in there real quick and give me your opinion. We got a residential gun expert. Told you that I would. That I actually would like to hear, you know, his opinion on what's. This is Chris from 1911 Syndicate on YouTube. How's it going, gun guy extraordinaire? Gun expert, if you will. What do you describe yourself as besides just extraordinarily Tall. Just an enthusiast. Enthusiast. Enthusiast. He's just gonna give an answer to a super chat real quick. So little context for that. Right. I play dress up on YouTube. Never deployed. None of that. Right. I fight paper targets. A lot of guys that you served with. Brent, though, really enjoyed that SR25. I loved it. Loved the SR25, but it wouldn't be like a commercially available one.

[Drew]

Having said that.

[Tyler]

Also the 417 is just the big.

[Drew]

Brother to the 416.

[Tyler]

I believe 416s work pretty well. Loved it. So loved it. I think a lot of work with it. I think both are awesome. Yeah, exactly. For YouTube. Yeah. And I absolutely agree with that. I know you're asking for one or the other, but there's. There's not. There's nothing that one significantly does over the other. It's like, oh yeah, that one's definitely better. Both great guns. Sometimes. Sometimes they're just both good guns. It's okay to have multiple good things. One would be a di. One would be piston driven. That's really the only difference. I think your wife or girlfriend would disagree with that statement. Sometimes you can only have one. You in trouble yet? This is the last time Chris comes on the show. Not at all.

[Brent]

I just think it's funny that.

[Tyler]

Was there. Was there anything else that. I think both are great. Like you're. I mean, again, you're playing dress up also. So get whichever one speaks you most and shoot the hell out of it. Sweet. Thanks. Thanks, Chris.

[Drew]

Yeah, man.

[Tyler]

Am I gonna see here and see what shot show? Oh, yeah. Oh, awesome.

[Drew]

All right. Running out of time. We'd have to pick and choose some of these super chats. Mike Cooper FNX.45 caliber, 15 round mag. TRJ red dot and tac lights. There's not a question in that.

[Tyler]

But there's a list that was to the previous one. I. I don't know what it is. I don't. I know what a Trijicon is. Obviously I looked. Are you talking about the FN as the gun? The FN is the. Hold on. Because before they put it all together, but now it's kind of separated the fn. Fnx. I don't have anything against fn. I really don't. But it's just. It's just not my favorite. I don't like the.45 and I'll tell you why. It. A 9 millimeter has better ballistics and you. And you can load more of them. So why would you use a.45? Why would you want a bigger, less rounds of A less lethal pistol. So don't like that. TRJ red dot TAC lights. Always have to have attack light on every gun you have. If you don't have attack light in your gun, you think you're 100 ready to defend yourself. Guess what you're 50 ready for to defend yourself. Night is half the time, and you have to have a tech line. I don't mind the TRJ red dot. Almost every red dot is. Is pretty good. And people aren't going to want to hear that. I mean, spend 300 to 500 on a red dot. You'll be good. All right.

[Drew]

Thank you all for your service. One of my favorite shows. Now discontinued, Deadliest Warrior. Who's winning? Five Delta Force versus five SAS guys. Love the podcast.

[Tyler]

Five Delta Force guys every day of the week and twice on the weekends. It ain't gonna be easy. It ain't gonna be easy. They're gonna know they got into a fight. But that's. But that's. But that's my answer. And you know what? The SES better have the same answer. But if you pull them all, there'll be a few that vote on our side.

[Drew]

The dude wants to ask, you think the war crimes is why Tim is simping so hard for Pete Hegseth? He's made several posts about Pete.

[Brent]

Who's that?

[Tyler]

Peter. He's gonna be the. The next sector.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah?

[Tyler]

Has he pulled his name out? Is he still going to be the next sect? I don't think he's still in the running. Okay. Yeah, I think so. Okay. Just. Just making sure. I don't. I don't know why. I'll tell you why. He's. He's simping so hard for him. Because it's a public event, and there is not a public event that Tim won't. Won't.

[Brent]

He didn't know. It's funny. He did not go to the Army Navy game. All the pictures of the military celebrities that were there, I'm pretty sure he didn't go.

[Tyler]

That's. That's because the throwing of the football gives them PTSD from the throwing of. Of the grenades that he threw. And he can't be.

[Brent]

Remember when they made him throw the football and. Course. And he couldn't do it.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Because he's the only guy who can throw a football.

[Drew]

All right, Mike Cooper, 100 bucks, man. Thank you very much.

[Tyler]

Thanks.

[Drew]

SFMF. Brent, what do you think about the Q Honey badger and the 300 bo?

[Brent]

The honey badger is a real guy.

[Tyler]

We can't give 300, Bo.

[Drew]

300, boys. That was like, all right, the 300. It's the 300 that never took a bath.

[Tyler]

I don't know much about one of them. I'm gonna defer. Just real quick. Q. Honey badger. Yes. No. We be careful about timing up them. You may get a cease insist. Okay. Don't. Don't know about them. I'll tell you what I do know. I know the 300 blackout is an amazing gun. And I loved it. And it worked. Worked for me every time I needed it in several countries around the world. And I ran at subsonic as well. And it was great.

[Drew]

All right, here's an easy question. Best state outside of Florida by Kane Corsop.

[Tyler]

The Panhandle.

[Drew]

Dade County.

[Brent]

Gosh.

[Tyler]

Best state outside of Florida.

[Brent]

Probably Texas, of course.

[Justin]

Here.

[Tyler]

Here's why I go with this answer. I'm actually going to say Arizona. North Carolina. I'm gonna tell you why I say North Carolina. I don't necessarily love them for their politics because they don't always go red. Nope. But they are a purple state. And if good people flood, it will be. Name me another state. I'm sure there is some, but name me another state where you can be in the middle state. You can be on the beach in an hour and a half. You can be in a big city, several big cities in an hour. A, you can be in the mountains in an hour and a half. You can be, you know, out on the lake in an hour and a half. You literally have everything. And you get all four seasons. You get a ridiculously horrible summer, and you get spring, you get fall, you get snow. Love North Carolina for that.

[Drew]

It's true. It's just. I'd rather live with Texans.

[Tyler]

I just hate the sand.

[Drew]

But North Carolina, the location in North Carolina.

[Tyler]

I need grass.

[Brent]

Can't beat it.

[Tyler]

I need grass. True.

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

Well, living.

[Brent]

Have you ever been in Arizona, New Mexico? Like, the. The yards are gravel and sand. Oh, I love it.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

They're not only just gravel, they're painted gravel.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And the ones and the few that have grass or fake grass.

[Brent]

Yeah. And that's probably the best grass.

[Tyler]

Absolutely.

[Drew]

I'm in Phoenix.

[Tyler]

Fake grass is the best. It gets hot. I've walked. Have you. Do all of them get that hot where you can't even walk on the grass? Have they. Have they progressed? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, really?

[Brent]

You can walk on it now.

[Tyler]

It's pet friendly for the heat, so it's good enough for the dog, good enough for me.

[Brent]

All right.

[Tyler]

All right. Oh, here's something I want to bring up real quick while you're looking for that. I don't know why I. I guess it's because I love, like, badges and. And tabs. Like, obviously, like in the military, I almost do. Obviously. I did ridiculous things just so I can have a. A token from it. And I guess it hasn't changed. You know what I really, really want, and I know it's so weird to say.

[Brent]

How many. How many days away do you think we are?

[Tyler]

I don't know.

[Brent]

I think.

[Tyler]

I don't know. Subscribers don't come fast.

[Brent]

We get a hundred a day.

[Tyler]

No way.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Do we.

[Brent]

So you got. We're.

[Tyler]

You know what I'm saying? Tell what I'm talking about. This. I want it.

[Brent]

We are very close to getting the YouTube plaque for a hundred thousand subscribers. And I think we are at. We're at 96k now. So, like, tomorrow we'll be at 96. We'll end it with 96.1. Depending on what episode comes out, it'll go. It'll go way faster than if we have a lull. And like regular episodes, we'll get about 100 a day, which would mean about four, 40 days.

[Tyler]

So long.

[Brent]

Maybe days within two months. And then I'm sure it's going to take YouTube a while to send it.

[Tyler]

All right, this is where we going to put it. All right. Okay. I don't know. This is what I need. This is what I need. We don't ask for this much. There's a thousand viewers right now, and I guarantee you most of you aren't subscribers. Please subscribe. I want a plaque. If you don't know who Chris is for 1911 Syndicate. He has over 200,000 followers.

[Brent]

Does he really?

[Tyler]

Yes, he does. You could help us.

[Drew]

Brandon. Hey, man. We are reading your super chat tonight. We love you, brother. Remember, this is the guy last week that was like, I put out super chats. You didn't read them? Yeah, he was super cool about it. He says you guys need to get some firemen on the show. Look into some rescue two firemen from the FDNY, such as Robert Galleon on the 23rd.

[Brent]

We have Reagan from Conduct unbecoming condition coming.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

Yeah, he's gonna come in case. He was coming in case you can't make the live, but you're looking like you're gonna make it.

[Tyler]

It looks like I make it. It's crazy. You talk. You brought that up about Rescue 2 and the FDNY. Go to the Rescue 2 Fire Station, you're gonna see a flag hung up in their. In their fire station. And that was the flag I was wearing when I got shot. And you're also going to see a plaque of me and my boys hung up on the wall. Rescue 2 treated us better than almost anyone could on our trip. Still talk to some of those guys to this day. Big fan of Rescue 2.

[Brent]

You said YouTube didn't send you a plaque. Is there a reason why? Is there a reason why? Guns, guns.

[Tyler]

Rules you got to follow if you're gonna do gun stuff. And at the time, there was even some more chaos with YouTube and gun. YouTube space. It's about guns. We didn't get it, so we made our own. With a big middle finger we displayed at the headquarters.

[Brent]

So nice.

[Tyler]

You know, what? If they don't give us one for whatever reason, I'm making my. I'm. We're getting a plaque. And you're right. And now it's going to be customized. Win, Win, win.

[Drew]

And just for the record, the. The item for the record, when. When Brent breached the room tonight, he was carrying a water pistol, so that's all that was.

[Brent]

Hey, Drew. Yo. Heather just sent me a screenshot. There's a guy named John Stock in here that is actually trying to get us flagged by saying they're drunk, high, and with guns, which we are not. Fucking prove it.

[Drew]

He's a liar. He must be a Tim Kennedy fan.

[Brent]

Yeah. So if you want to bring something to merit, do a $1.99 super chat so we can see it and speak your piece. If not, get the fuck out.

[Tyler]

Said we're high in with guns.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm a 44 year old man who's never smoked weed in my life. You'd be really hard pressed to prove that.

[Brent]

He gone. Bye, John.

[Drew]

All right, since Brent used the good old invisible pen last week, any chance on having Dallas Alexander on? Vanessa gave A quick yes. JTF2 sniper and world record holder, I believe. And country singer. Oh, nice. Yeah, let's get him on. Love from Canada, boys.

[Tyler]

Okay. Vanessa says yes. Is that how you pronounce your name, Drew? Vanessa.

[Drew]

Venetia.

[Tyler]

Venetia. Now he's at. He's not just mispronouncing now he's adding letters.

[Drew]

Well, maybe I'm the guy drinking.

[Tyler]

I don't know all three.

[Drew]

All right, let's see. Brent, do you call what 300 Blackout Platform and rounds you ran? Oh, gosh, you would.

[Tyler]

Sig and Sig and like 210 to 220 grains. Subs. 220. 220 grain.

[Brent]

I think.

[Tyler]

Forget on the round, but I want to say that was, I was thinking 220 by.

[Brent]

I thought you left, Magnet.

[Tyler]

I never leave. No, he means he hoped you left.

[Drew]

I was checking a good video, boys.

[Tyler]

All right. Absolutely still good video.

[Brent]

All right, what do you want to do? Go, Tyler. Go up.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Brent]

Go down. This is the Taliban trying to fly one of the choppers.

[Tyler]

I love this.

[Brent]

You said it to me.

[Tyler]

I love this. It's an expensive way of removing them from the battlefield, but I approve it.

[Drew]

Oh, he's doing tricks.

[Tyler]

You.

[Brent]

What do you think he's thinking right now? I got this.

[Drew]

He's pumping.

[Brent]

Oh, oh, oh.

[Tyler]

He held on for so long, too. Yes. Like at the beginning of that video. Like how he cracked. Been lower. Like during any of those rotations, he probably would have been okay, but he went inverted. But he just couldn't hold on, which I'm okay with. Man, I, I, I hope he. I hope he hit a crowd of his friends underneath him.

[Brent]

All right, what else we got?

[Tyler]

You can't say that.

[Brent]

Oh, gosh. I got a text from another. You're all right. You're all right. Get up, get up.

[Drew]

Why are you texting?

[Brent]

I don't care if you text.

[Drew]

I was, I wasn't texting.

[Tyler]

I was looking at my phone. You know what's funny? He's now doing the same thing that people do to him. We're all the same people. We're all the same people.

[Brent]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

[Tyler]

I wasn't texting. I was looking at my phone. Everyone turns into a seven year old kid when they're in trouble. That's something Lincoln would say right there.

[Drew]

I don't know. Instead of. I don't. I'm. I mean, you know, hindsight's 20 20, but instead of standing on my bike, I think I would have jumped to the right or something other than just.

[Brent]

He was going lawsuit.

[Tyler]

Lawsuit, Lawsuit. Oh, gosh.

[Brent]

Yeah. Payday, baby.

[Drew]

Golly. Use some athleticism, buddy.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Right.

[Brent]

We got more. I know. I loaded this thing up. What's that one?

[Drew]

What's this one?

[Brent]

I don't know. It's a mystery. It's black. Oh, another punch in the face video.

[Tyler]

Boom. Oh.

[Brent]

To be fair, for a lefty, he.

[Tyler]

Did kind of club fisted it.

[Brent]

Back up.

[Tyler]

All right, this is, this is going to be, I think, a tough question for you to answer, but maybe not. Don't underestimate. Maya was driving here, listening to a really cool podcast Called Antihero Live. And I heard the co host say, a cop can punch you in the face.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right. How often and how many times can a cop punch you in the face?

[Brent]

So.

[Tyler]

And did you think that was warranted or. As long as it's. As long as you need to is the answer.

[Brent]

So there's things called. What they call distractors. A distractor can be a punch in the face, but to distract you to gain. To gain some kind of other advantage, right? So if you're like, oh, fuck. You can't concentrate on them, you know, grabbing your hammer when there's four of you and he's going, can I punch you? And he ain't punching you. That's a. That's a code of honor thing. You're punching a guy, telling you, yeah, I can't punch you or I'll get charges, but you're punching me. Right? And so in that instance, now we. We broke down a video, I don't know if you were able to watch it, where they punched him one time and he fell to the ground, and they were able to detain him, right? And that was an effective punch. That was a good punch. And we were talking about how we assumed he had to have a gun because he was trying to run through the metal detector. This guy is just resisting like an asshole. And there's four cops, and they're all punching him. It's not like just one cop delivering distractors while they're trying. Everyone's just taking their turns in the gauntlet of fists, and I do not think that was needed.

[Tyler]

I hate to do that.

[Brent]

It wasn't working.

[Tyler]

I'm about to. I'm about to say something. I'm just being. I'm just being honest. It feels like it was excessive, but I actually hate that as a. As a. As a gauge, because it's not what real. It's not what perception is. It's not what feels like excessive. Is what is the law like, that's what. It doesn't matter what your feelings are. What's the law?

[Brent]

I don't know any backstory. I don't know why that. Why he's fighting him. It just went like social media does. It catches you right when you. If you had seen the part leading up to that, you would scroll through. So they have to get you with the. The clickbait. And, you know, he could have gun charges. He could have all kinds of things where they don't want, you know, but.

[Drew]

All right, Jim Lewis can't stop this. He has to have this answer. Did.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

TK Cry when he called you?

[Tyler]

No, Tim Kennedy not cry when he called me. Hey, I know there's some people like, hey, this. This should have been handled man to man, and I hate that. And my answer was always this. If you'd have told these stories in private, I would be talking to Tim in private.

[Brent]

It.

[Tyler]

The moment you write a book and you go public. Public. And you go. It's a family thing, and you go on podcast, the largest podcast in the world, all of them. And all of them, and you go public telling the same story, you lose the right to be like, oh, you should have. You should have talked to me. Like, this is in. In private. Nope, you brought it public, so now it's for public.

[Brent]

You're right. That would be the same thing as me telling Matt. Matt, hey, yo, I was a Green Beret. I was a green Bray. And I didn't. And then you came to me man to man. You said, tyler, you telling Matt you're a Green Beret. Right, Right. I was just telling you.

[Tyler]

Right. And then if. But. But if this wasn't during the podcast, it was a private conversation, and I go on the podcast, he'd be like, stolen valor. You know, Tyler says it said he was a green braid. I think that'd be. That's. That's not. That's not man code.

[Drew]

It's messed up.

[Tyler]

It's messed up. I say all that to say this. Yes. I had a conversation with him. We talked a little bit. I think we're going to have another conversation. But those are private discussions.

[Brent]

Yeah. And I don't.

[Tyler]

That's. That's private.

[Brent]

That's private. And we don't weak DMs here. That's another thing, too, is. I don't. I like if someone's direct messaging us, they. They kind of are under the understanding that we're not going to read them. That's man code to me. So we got to do the Patreon giveaway. So the winner of our Patreon giveaway, which was an Apollo headset, not to be confused with Apollo, the. The thing that we're, you know, we're. We're promoting and partnering with, but it's by another company. It's called the Apollo headset by. But I can't pronounce the name, but they're range noise suppression. You know what they are? What is it?

[Tyler]

Electronic sound. Yeah. Savior makes something.

[Brent]

Savior. Okay. Yep. All right. So the winner. Do you have the random draw?

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Brent]

She's got her computer out. So we're not just picking our friends, if you guys are ever wondering that. But it is a Patreon person also.

[Tyler]

Because we don't have any. They're all right here. I have friends.

[Brent]

Aaron Davis. Terrence Davis. Terrence Davis, you are the winner of a set of Savior Apollo noise suppression headphones. Does for the range.

[Tyler]

They're suppressed.

[Drew]

All right, Butt Crack Malone. Giving us some money for cigar fun. Cigar fun for the boys.

[Brent]

Thanks, sir.

[Tyler]

You know I enjoy it.

[Brent]

Halesy, how many videos we got? They're short. I just want to see. I want to see if there's any. Skip that one.

[Drew]

Skip it.

[Brent]

Oh, that's a good one. You sent that to me, Brett. She gets caught stealing on body cam.

[Tyler]

Oh, yes.

[Brent]

This one's great.

[Tyler]

Watch it. It. Hold on, hold on. Does she not know she has a body cam on? No kidding.

[Drew]

She's in the mirror and everything.

[Brent]

That's. It records while it's.

[Tyler]

Whatever it's called.

[Brent]

Record after the fact.

[Justin]

And you can go back.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's a minute.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

That. It's not long. Holy.

[Tyler]

So you can go back and view it to a certain extent. Right. So like if you weren't recording and.

[Drew]

Someone stole your patrol car or something.

[Tyler]

Did something, you can actually go back.

[Justin]

A certain amount of time and watch it.

[Brent]

But you have to hit record at some point.

[Tyler]

Like we had a guy. How far it's all dependent.

[Justin]

We had a guy that.

[Tyler]

Ours was 24 hours. Like, are you gonna. You. It'll record for 24 hours. You said possible technically recording, but it's not on. Okay. He says it's always technically recording.

[Brent]

Well, it depends. It depends on the system you're using and the. And setup you have.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

A lot of departments don't do the one minute buffer. I know the one that I. I currently work for. If you click it, it goes back. And a lot of them don't have audio to save officers when I'm talking about something private. But now they all have. Most of them do audio as well. A minute.

[Justin]

But always having like a 24 hour buffer.

[Brent]

Yeah. Oh, that is true. So it all. Yeah, man.

[Drew]

I think. I think that department makes them go back far because of who's serving.

[Brent]

Holy guacamole, dude. That is insane. That is like 1970s corrupt cops. Guess what we just started doing?

[Tyler]

Going in and taking dumps and all of that because we knew that they.

[Justin]

Would have to watch and listen.

[Brent]

Yeah, I don't. Dude, I don't know like that. That is some crew. I've Never met a cop that's like a criminal.

[Tyler]

That corrupt.

[Brent]

Yes. That's a criminal in a badge.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Canada.

[Tyler]

And this is what. Now that we're talking about it. I. I think I sent you that video and it just hit me. Now I'm not just upset at that cop. There was another cop in the room encouraging it. Like. I understand. I understand how you can have a bad cop. There's. There's. But how did we get two bad cops that were that bad in the same room? What are the chances?

[Brent]

A lot of people want us to cover that. That Baltimore story. They. They did the HBO show on it.

[Tyler]

It's good.

[Brent]

The whole squad. But what it does is like the. They encourage each other. They change each other into these criminals.

[Tyler]

You know, that group think it's.

[Brent]

Yeah. One wouldn't have been, but they're all kind of weak, so.

[Tyler]

Right. Yeah.

[Drew]

Sack full of nades. Sorry I'm late. Was pooping in some stranger's living room.

[Brent]

Love you guys.

[Drew]

Love it. All right.

[Tyler]

On the video.

[Brent]

Skip that one.

[Drew]

It.

[Tyler]

Give it.

[Brent]

Go, go. Yeah, do that one.

[Drew]

This one?

[Brent]

Yeah, this is. This is right down the road. Volusia County. They actually stop a rape.

[Tyler]

1 1.

[Brent]

What is the address of your emergency?

[Tyler]

Yeah, I would like to order a pizza.

[Justin]

Okay.

[Tyler]

Are you aware you're calling 91 1?

[Justin]

We received a 911 call into our communication center. The person calling in was a female and she ordered a pizza. Our communications folks asked her if she realized she had called 911 and she.

[Drew]

Said yes, yes, I'm sure.

[Tyler]

I'll call you to that number. Trying to get a pizza.

[Brent]

What. What address are we going to Dumb.

[Tyler]

Location, please. You don't know your. Look, you don't know your location. No, no, I'm stuck in here. It won't take me back home.

[Justin]

Our communications folks were able to triangulate her phone because she couldn't give us the address, which she was. Because she was in a field in Pearson. Okay, how many.

[Tyler]

How many people are there? Tell me.

[Brent]

Do you have any weapons?

[Tyler]

No.

[Drew]

She was able to tell us that.

[Justin]

She was being held by one person and that he was not armed. Using those coordinates, deputies were dispatched. Now think of Pearson. All those acres and acres and acres of Ferneries.

[Brent]

You know his name?

[Tyler]

I do not. I don't see it. Chris.

[Brent]

That's okay. That's okay.

[Justin]

What's your name?

[Tyler]

I would like to order extra cheese pizza.

[Brent]

Okay, you heard. Just stand online with me, okay?

[Tyler]

I'm gonna get help out there to you.

[Brent]

All right?

[Justin]

Deputies got out on foot and began to search those ferneries. Eventually, they heard loud music coming from the field. When they approached the sound, they discovered a male on top of a screaming female.

[Tyler]

Hey.

[Brent]

He turned to rain.

[Tyler]

You guys can't hear it, but she's screaming. Thank God. Thank God. 21.

[Drew]

Such a clear chance.

[Brent]

Yeah, I mean, that. That's what. When people think of the police, that's what they. That's what they envision is stopping shit like that, you know, so we watch videos of cops stealing, you know, and. And exposing the worst of them. But it's important to, you know. You know, that was good police work, finding him in that field like that. Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

You know what's funny?

[Drew]

And the dispatcher.

[Brent]

There's nothing funny about this prank.

[Tyler]

Not about that. I'm connecting something different, though. You know what I just realized? When we tear down bad vets which have no. Bad vets should be torn down. We get. We get a lot of hate for that, don't we? When we tear down bad police officers, does anyone go come at us for that and be like, oh, you shouldn't tear down bad police officers. It makes all police officers look bad. They're like, no, that's absolutely what you should do. That's accountability. We should absolutely expose those people and have good cops. Why? What's the difference?

[Justin]

Interaction.

[Tyler]

Interaction. Yeah. Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

They're around the.

[Tyler]

How crazy is that? We do the same thing to two different. You know, to two different categories and get wildly different results.

[Brent]

That is a good point.

[Drew]

Both are just as important as the other. Yeah, both are just as important as the other.

[Brent]

Let's check the. We're both.

[Tyler]

One's just as important as the other.

[Brent]

We'll stay over just a couple minutes.

[Tyler]

We.

[Brent]

We had a lot of videos last week, but because we were late, we didn't get to look at any of them. And they were all.

[Tyler]

All really good.

[Brent]

Can you.

[Drew]

So you're saying we're going a little late tonight?

[Brent]

Going a little bit late.

[Tyler]

A little bit late. It's a party.

[Drew]

The chat's going to love that.

[Tyler]

Purple monsters for no one.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Yeah. Everyone.

[Brent]

Nick, let's do another video.

[Drew]

Okay, Here we go.

[Brent]

That. Oh, yeah, bro. Chicago. Look at this. They're chasing the police.

[Tyler]

Get out of here.

[Justin]

Wow.

[Brent]

How backwards crazy is that?

[Tyler]

You can't chase the police.

[Brent]

You can in Chicago.

[Tyler]

You just stop. Why is he running?

[Brent]

What is happening?

[Tyler]

Bad people run.

[Brent]

Animalistic behavior. Dude, why.

[Tyler]

Why is the cop. I know we don't have context, but.

[Brent]

Somewhere Chicago is one of Those cities where they're just. Their hands are tied dude. They. They can't do.

[Tyler]

Apparently they can speed away. Make that make sense.

[Brent]

It's called a tactical evasion.

[Drew]

It's a gun free city. So what's there to be scared?

[Brent]

Yeah, right, right.

[Tyler]

It's a gun free city. They have nothing to be scared of.

[Drew]

They've got all those good laws.

[Tyler]

Yeah. With those great politicians.

[Brent]

Is there anything else any other should be.

[Tyler]

I know she's no longer but I'll.

[Brent]

Never forget we're done with videos for.

[Tyler]

Putting in Lori Lightfoot Beetle juice. Beetle juice. Oh, all right.

[Brent]

Any other good super chats before we end it?

[Drew]

Well, let's see. Got to do. Mark says ordered from some FRCC K cups and a hat arriving Saturday live is good.

[Tyler]

Hey yo. Yes, it is.

[Drew]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. See all chance. Oh by the way, FRCC will be in Apollo beach the 21st. I do believe it's a Tuesday. January.

[Brent]

Well, you're saying it.

[Tyler]

I know.

[Brent]

It'S a quiz and you have to decide. It's a Tuesday.

[Drew]

It's Tuesday. Is it 26.

[Brent]

We're all y'all partying on Tuesdays.

[Drew]

Anyway they while we get the date right. Cigars on the Boulevard, 1438 Apollo Beach.

[Brent]

Florida, 6pm and if you're near Philly Saturday night we'll be partying there with a live show good time Kyle Morgan.

[Tyler]

Don't text me during the live and say just caught the live. Get on the live. Kyle.

[Brent]

We can try to make the link work.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

It's January 21st. January 21st, Tuesday night, 6pm cigar cutting light Apollo Beach.

[Brent]

All right. You hooked up to the Bluetooth brand?

[Tyler]

I believe so. I'm setting it up.

[Brent]

You gotta turn it on, right?

[Tyler]

I just turned it on. Hello? Brandon?

[Brent]

Doug, Hello?

[Tyler]

Wait, what?

[Drew]

We've got to read the super chats.

[Tyler]

Read it. You better.

[Drew]

I was a cigar smoker in the fire department.

[Tyler]

Were you?

[Drew]

I smoked cigarettes second but quit after many years of smoking. What cigarettes would you recommend for FRCC to get back into it?

[Justin]

What cigarettes would you like?

[Tyler]

I think he meant cigarette.

[Drew]

I think his.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Spell checks going wild on that.

[Tyler]

Yeah. No, that's the. The Deltas. The. The Deltas are my favorite cigar. I love the Deltas. Get it? Never be disappointed. Never disappoints me. But I have a. I would say I'm. I would. It would maybe sound biased coming from me but I feel like it's truth.

[Drew]

So I say this is a cheap super chat. But it's interesting. Hey, Bert, did you finish the Saddam's cigar? Do you still have it? There it is Saddam cigar and how horrible was it?

[Tyler]

It was disgusting.

[Brent]

It's probably like 10 years old.

[Tyler]

So bad I and but the older it is the better it should have been.

[Drew]

It's like a wine.

[Tyler]

It was absolutely disgusting.

[Drew]

What you should expect from a rocky cigar.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Not known for their cigars or anything else.

[Brent]

All right guys thanks for joining us for the Thursday Night Live we are going to exit as always with Brent answering questions and comments and stuff like that. Thank you all for joining. Thanks for the super chats and we'll see you next Thursday. And the Monday episode dropping I don't know if it's going to be the narco or the extortion. I got to get with some people by that but good episode coming in.

[Tyler]

Yep that's a win win.

[Brent]

We'll see you next Thursday. Thanks guys.

[Tyler]

Let's do.