Squadcast (Live) 01/30/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast - Squadcast (Live) 01/30/2025

Release Date: January 31, 2025
Host(s): Brent, Tyler, Drew
Description: Part Delta Force. Part Street Cop. All Truth.

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Episode Overview

In this live edition of The Antihero Podcast, hosts Brent, Tyler, and Drew delve into a spectrum of pressing topics, ranging from recent aviation disasters and border security to the controversial events of January 6th. The episode is marked by intense debates, insightful analyses, and interactions with their audience through Super Chats. Notable moments include a detailed examination of a Capitol shooting incident and a heated discussion on President Trump's strategies against Mexican cartels.

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1. Plane Crash and Emerging Conspiracy Theories

The episode kicks off with an unsettling discussion about a recent plane crash involving a Blackhawk helicopter. The hosts express frustration over the rapid emergence of conspiracy theories surrounding the incident.

• Tyler introduces the topic:
  "We got everything from the border to the cartels, to plane crashes to the..." [00:52]

• Brent provides context about the helicopter's mission:
  "This is the Blackhawks that fly VIPs around D.C... a low flying training mission to go pick up VIPs." [02:26]

The conversation highlights discrepancies in official reports and the speed at which misinformation spreads on social media.

• Brent on the crash's oddities:
  "It seems as if that no one's saying that the helicopter was where it shouldn't have been or the airplane is where it shouldn't have been." [02:26]

• Drew expresses disdain:
  "God, I hate it." [03:34]

The hosts ponder the implications of the crash, emphasizing the unpredictability and lack of control passengers have during such disasters.

2. Border Security and Trump's Executive Order on Cartels

A significant portion of the episode is devoted to dissecting President Trump's recent executive order, which designates all Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations.

• Brent critiques the feasibility of deploying special forces against cartels:
  "If you've never spent a day overseas and you're out here saying that Special forces is going to crush the cartel, you just need to shut the up because you have no idea the world hurt that we're in." [06:38]

• Tyler counters by questioning the logistical and financial implications:
  "I would question the effectiveness of using these units and how they could drag it out and how much it costs." [07:39]

The discussion delves into the strategic mistakes made in past military interventions and the potential consequences of underestimating cartel capabilities.

• Brent emphasizes the inherent strength of U.S. special forces:
  "We would absolutely wipe the floor with them. Will it be easy? Will there be some losses? Of course. It's a dangerous game. Are they any match for us? No." [11:32]

• Tyler raises concerns about generational impacts and demographic shifts:
  "The numbers don't lie when it comes to immigration and Muslims. And they can literally project a time where Muslims will be the dominating race in Europe." [13:49]

3. Analysis of the Capitol Shooting Incident

One of the most intense segments revolves around a shooting within the Capitol, where Lt. Michael Byrd shot Ashley Babbitt during the January 6th events.

• Andy Stumpf shares his response to a social media post regarding the incident:
  "Actions have consequences. Her choices, decision to be present that day and her actions are the cause of her death." [37:27]

• Brent challenges the claims about the officer's lack of escape routes:
  "She was in the window with both hands crawling through the window... And he's an absolute idiot for taking that shot." [54:07]

The hosts critically examine footage and official statements, debating the justification and repercussions of the officer's actions.

• Brent on the officer's predicament:
  "And I don't believe you can say you have no egress." [46:25]

• Tyler questions the necessity of lethal force:
  "If I feel I'm gonna just let him walk by, I mean, hey, you left me to defend this fucking hall against 50 people." [48:32]

The conversation underscores the complexities of law enforcement decisions in high-stakes environments and calls for consistency in policing standards.

4. Audience Interaction: Super Chats and Viewer Questions

Throughout the episode, the hosts engage with their audience through Super Chats, addressing a variety of questions and comments.

• Justin Carang asks about handling cartel threats with elite military units:
  "Use the Delta Force or JDAMs on the cartel for maximum effect." [96:28]

  Brent responds by advocating for decisive action:
  "That's a dangerous game... we have a plan to take care of the problem." [96:52]

• Marcus Stryker inquires about the use of force in law enforcement:
  "When did SOF guys get issued blurred face masks?" [69:38]

  Brent clarifies the use of issued gear:
  "Those units, they fly around... VIPs, they do this all the time." [72:00]

The interaction segment highlights the podcast's commitment to addressing listener concerns and fostering a community dialogue.

5. Sponsorship Messages

As per the user's instructions to skip advertisements and non-content sections, sponsorship messages have been omitted from this summary.

6. Conclusion and Call to Action

The episode wraps up with the hosts encouraging listeners to subscribe, engage on social media, and participate in upcoming giveaways. They preview future topics, including in-depth episodes on the Extortion 17 case and foreign aid policies.

• Brent urges for subscriptions:
  "Hit the like button. Like. And smash that like button." [69:11]

• Tyler teases upcoming content:
  "We're talking. I. That guy is a character. He's a good dude." [95:36]

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Notable Quotes

• Tyler on misinformation:
  "Unfortunately, when you see it on social media, you don't know." [03:47]

• Brent on military strategy:
  "Politics and politicians failed us. And I've said this before, when it comes to nation building, we can't fail." [10:22]

• Andy Stumpf on accountability:
  "There's a change that I would make to that if I could go back... And blame is what everybody jumped on." [37:27]

• Brent on the Capitol incident:
  "Are they going to win the day? Absolutely not." [22:21]

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Key Takeaways

• Military Interventions: The hosts express skepticism about the efficacy and practicality of deploying elite military units to combat Mexican cartels, drawing parallels with past military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.

• Law Enforcement Accountability: A critical analysis of the Capitol shooting incident underscores the importance of consistency and accountability in policing, especially during significant national events.

• Immigration and Demographics: The discussion touches on the long-term demographic shifts due to immigration, raising concerns about cultural and societal impacts.

• Community Engagement: Through Super Chats, the podcast fosters an interactive environment, allowing listeners to influence discussions and seek clarifications on complex topics.

• Future Content: The hosts hint at more in-depth explorations of controversial cases and policy analyses, promising listeners a continuation of thoughtful and unfiltered discussions.

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For those interested in the raw, unfiltered conversations and analyses, tuning into the full episode of The Antihero Podcast is highly recommended.

Transcript

[Brent]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Welcome back to the Anti Hero Squad cast. Thursday night is for the boys, and we've got a doozy of a show for you. We got everything from the border to the cartels, to plane crashes to the.

[Brent]

Thumbnail to the camera being out of focus.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's out of focus.

[Brent]

I don't. I don't like. I don't like the lack of focus. There's a lack of focus on this show tonight, guys.

[Tyler]

Can you fix it in real time while it's.

[Brent]

Oh, there it is.

[Tyler]

Oh, is it focused? I don't have my.

[Brent]

Look at that. Problem solved. Problem solved. Problem staying solved. Yeah, There you go.

[Tyler]

Thanks, Drew.

[Brent]

Don't worry, guys. Drew's behind the mic again tonight.

[Tyler]

We have no guests tonight, which is kind of nice. It's not nice. It's just different.

[Brent]

Max is here.

[Drew]

It's just us fellas.

[Tyler]

Just. Just us boys.

[Brent]

Boys. Us. Just as well. We got a lot to cover, and although we do, we talk with this. We love having guests on Thursday nights, but every now and again when we have a topic packed episode, it's a little difficult to make sure everyone gets their, you know.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they don't want to be rude, so they don't say anything. And then we end up talking over them.

[Brent]

It was a good. It's a good one. It's a good one not to have one.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. Start kicking it off. Do you want to kick it off with the main topic or do you want to hit some little bullet like. Like, you know, we had that fucking plane crash the other night. I've already got. I'm not laughing at the plane crash. I'm laughing at how we've already have conspiracy theories and it's been 24 hours.

[Brent]

So Pete Hegseth has already come out and talked about this, and it. It is. It is a little odd, obviously. And, you know, I was interested. Like, everyone wants to know who did what wrong, and no one's necessarily put blame out yet. But, you know, this is. This is the Blackhawks that fly VIPs around D.C. and so this. The corridor they were in Washington was a traditionally tight corridor. But it's not. They do this training mission all the time. It's a low. It's a low flying training mission to go pick up VIPs. And you don't want your first time to have a VIP in the back. Be the first time you're doing an at night, low, you know, flight. So they do this all the time. So I don't. I don't know what went wrong. This time. But it seems as if that no one's saying that the helicopter was where it shouldn't have been or the airplane is where it shouldn't have been. Clearly, that's the case because they hit. But what I'm saying is this wasn't an unknown, you know, or an odd flight path for the helicopter. They do this training mission all the time, so. I hate it.

[Drew]

God, I hate it.

[Tyler]

Did you see something where it was tracking. I don't know what's real anymore. Like, it was tracking the flight path of the Blackhawk, and it was nearly missing other planes. But I don't know if it's real. Unfortunately, when you see it on social media, you don't know.

[Brent]

But it did have, like, world champion figure skaters on that. On that plane, both from the United States and Russia. Not that their lives are any more valuable than anyone else's, but it's always unique when there's, you know, certain people besides, I guess, regular passengers involved. It definitely. It's just. Man, I think 60 people. They're all. They're all 60.

[Drew]

I think there was a couple of soldiers on the plane, too.

[Brent]

Yeah, they're all. They're all. They're all dead.

[Tyler]

Yeah. They were coming for landing. They were finding bodies immediately, like, because of the. It blew up.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So.

[Brent]

Oh, that's my. Tell you. That's my worst nightmare. I don't. I. Yeah, it's horrifying.

[Tyler]

I don't know. Burning alive, being beheaded, and then a plane crash, I think.

[Brent]

Or maybe because there's nothing you could do about it. You have zero control over, you know, over your death. You can't brace. There's nothing. You're not driving, so there's nothing you can do to get out of the way. Like, it's. You're just there for the ride. It's horrible.

[Tyler]

Imagine that fucking door, the wall blowing out, and just people getting sucked out. Makes you want to wear your seatbelt when that light comes on.

[Drew]

It's terrible.

[Brent]

Yeah, that one's a crazy one.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So a lot of the topics tonight are. The border is a topic. And then obviously the January 6 thing is a topic, but I don't. Did you guys see where Selena Gomez.

[Brent]

Oh, my gosh. Selena.

[Tyler]

I don't know what I can do.

[Brent]

Yeah. For my p. People.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. They need to contact their publicist and give them these ideas first.

[Brent]

Selena, if you want to do everything, you can move back to Mexico, stay there, take all your money with you, give all your money away, and just give free concerts for the, for the poor and helpless and the ones that we turn back and. And raise money for them. But you won't do that. Or you'll stay in your mansion in LA or wherever you are.

[Tyler]

Or house them in America.

[Brent]

No, don't house them in America. Go house them in Mexico.

[Tyler]

Go house them in Mexico. And then, you know, same thing with the border. We had the. Oh, can you play it, Drew? Can you go to our Instagrams?

[Brent]

Anyone that records themself crying immediately is just a flag to me.

[Tyler]

Like, like nurses, right?

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah, stop crying. Put it together down. Pull it together and put out your.

[Tyler]

Message all the way down. So obviously we have a colleague in arms on the YouTubes, his name is Greenbrick Chronicles. On obviously that's not his real name, but his page is called Greenberry Chronicles. Brent's been on the show. Seems like a super squared away guy. He knows his shit and he just happens to have a different stance on this topic. We're about to play. You would think, but I'm gonna. Once it stops, I'm gonna explain why. Because I had a little bit of the same stance but for different reasons. So go and play. Yeah, that one right there.

[Brent]

President Trump just signed an executive order designating the cartels, all of them, as terrorist organization. And what that allows them to do is to use special forces, Delta Force, Green Berets, Navy Seals to go after the cartel. If you've never spent a day overseas and you're out here saying that Special forces is going to crush the cartel, you just need to shut the up because you have no idea the world hurt that we're in. And on top of that, biggest mistake we made in Iraq and Afghanistan is we didn't respect our enemy. We thought we were just fighting dudes with man jams and flip flops. Guess what? 20 years later, guess who's laughing?

[Max]

They are.

[Brent]

So again, we have to employ the right strategy going into Mexico or else it's going to be a bloodbath. President Trump.

[Tyler]

All right, so the I. When we originally brought this up a couple weeks ago, I don't even think Brent was here. I think it kind of came out that Trump was going to do this and you were not at the live, we had something.

[Brent]

That's right. I remember that. Yeah. I was watching it.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And my take on it was that it. I don't think it's going to go the way the average American thinks because of longevity and logistics stuff. Not muzzle to muzzle. That was never what I said. I was always. I was like I would question the effectiveness of using these units and how they could drag it out and how much it costs. I would imagine it costs us a lot of money to keep Tier 1 or even Tier 2 units in a certain area that we're not going to be in forever, but we're trying to solve a problem. And, you know, if they said, hey, we're going to send the Rangers in or some Marines in to secure it and force them out of somewhere, I'd be like, oh, that. That'll be easy. But what's your take one.

[Brent]

He used Tim Kennedy's picture when he talked about Green Berets, and he knows better than that because he Clickbait, clickbait. He did episodes, you know, after our Tim Kennedy, like, so. So shame on you, forever doing that. Tim Kennedy should never be a picture representing Green Berets, and he knows that. Besides that, I'll tell you where he's wrong. And again, he has his opinion, we have ours. That'll be a little bit of a consistent theme tonight, and that's fine. He said we underestimated our enemy. I'd say we never underestimated our enemy. We mowed through the invasion of Iraq. We mowed through the invasion of Afghanistan. We did nothing but crush our enemy. Politics and politicians failed us. And I've said this before, when it comes to nation building, we can't fail. What failed was the people who we depended to nation build. So the Afghans failed themselves. Like, we can't do it for them. The Iraqis quasi failed themselves, although they're doing better than Afghan right now. But that'll derail this conversation real quick. Just had to put that out. The other thing I have a problem with him saying, like, you know, we put those units up against them, like, these aren't guys in pajamas and flip flops. Like, it's going to be a bloodbath. Absolutely. Couldn't be. I couldn't disagree more with that. We never underestimated our enemy. We never got on a helicopter. It was like, all right, boys, we're 50% tonight. It's just guys and man jams and flip flops. We hit every target as if it needed 100% of your attention because every mission was a potential of dying that night. So we never did that. And I'm not. I'm not saying that's what he's saying, but it feels like that's insinuated a.

[Tyler]

Little bit because he says things like bloodbath and World of Hurt. And like, that leads me to believe that tactically we'd be going up against another tier one element from Mexico. And I don't think, I mean, I know that they do train in tactics. He kind of scared me.

[Drew]

Gosh.

[Tyler]

True.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

He said tier one Mexico.

[Brent]

Yes. So here's, here's the other reality of this. Those, those cartels, they make a living beating up on the innocents. They make a living as they're, are they, they're more of a terrorist organization. Right. What do terrorist organizations do? They hit people and they're not looking. They put car bombs. They prey on the weak. They are the equivalent of, of people in man jams and flip flops in Mexico. And if you think they're in the shoot house every day like a tier one element, if you think they're on the flat range every day like a tier one element, if you think they have the technology and the assets of a tier one element has, you're sorely mistaken. We would absolutely wipe the floor with them. Will it be easy? Will there be some losses? Of course. It's a dangerous game. Are they any match for us? No.

[Tyler]

Write that down. What do you think that they're gonna do though? I mean, are they gonna hunt down every single cartel all over South America or Central America, or are they going to take places that the cartel have too much power in and remove them?

[Brent]

I don't know. It would be fun to think about. It'd be fun to unleash the Delta Force on and let them do their job and reduce bad people around this world, what they're best at. But that's not what America is going to do. America's, you know, always, no matter who's in charge. I wish we were that aggressive, but we're not. We're going to go to our classic game plan, which is just supporting the Mexicans.

[Tyler]

Oh, like advising.

[Brent]

Advising. It'll be a lot more of advising.

[Tyler]

You sound disappointed.

[Brent]

It is disappointing. It's disappointing to train another team and go watch them play football, you know what I mean?

[Tyler]

But like you say, and also when we pack up and leave, like Mexico, Mexico, keep the cartels out. What do you think the Qatar, they're gonna just roll right back in?

[Brent]

They allowed them a foothold to begin with and we can beat them back. But you know what they're gonna now they're gonna let them back in.

[Tyler]

They're an adult male in Mexico. They all they've known is the cartel's rule. You're not gonna change that in a year. Sorry. You're not gonna change that. They're not gonna be like, fuck, yeah. All they know. That's all they know. They like the Iraqis, all they knew was complete control that dictatorship. When we gave them freedom, they were.

[Brent]

Like, I know it's this. I don't know if I can even make this make sense, but it's kind of like going in and helping them solve their problems. It's kind of like the food stamps of tactics. Like once. If, if once you become dependent on someone else. Right. You know, then, then you're dependent on someone else. The people who never got on food stamps and just worked their. Their way back into. Because there's. There's ups and downs in life. Those people didn't need food stamps will get themselves out of it. So Mexico, get yourself out of it. And if you can't get yourself out of it, if we come and get. And get you out of it, you're just going to be right back in there.

[Tyler]

You know, who's falling down that. That rabbit hole and is going to end up generation. Generationally like that is Europe. They're all, you know, they're not solving their problems right now.

[Brent]

Gosh.

[Tyler]

And you brought up a great statistic. Okay, this is gonna sound controversial, but the numbers don't lie when it comes to immigration and Muslims. And they can literally project a time where Muslims will be the dominating race in Europe.

[Brent]

They'll outbreed you, then they'll outvote you.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Drew]

They've said that's their plan.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

They're not. They're already behind it. And, and, and we're. We as a western civilization. Civilization are too stupid to take them out their word. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Well, you some super chats.

[Drew]

Super chats. You big bully, Bert. Timmy is talking about vets eating their own tomorrow. Poor Tim.

[Brent]

That is that door in the camera. I can't. I think it is.

[Tyler]

It's like. Oh, too much, man. That's 1cm too much.

[Drew]

This guy's got some sniper eyes, doesn't it?

[Brent]

No, it's not. It's not.

[Drew]

It's not.

[Brent]

It wasn't that wasn't it.

[Tyler]

What's the deal? Oh, maybe it's just the light.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Tyler]

No, it's on both sides.

[Drew]

Oh, no, it's just the stupid. It's just the screen.

[Tyler]

It's just the screen. It's gonna bother him the entire.

[Brent]

Wait. Go back to that super. Com. Super chat. Just real quick. Timmy is talking about vets eating their own tomorrow. How do you know what he's talking about tomorrow? Officer Dangle? Did he put that out I'm assuming.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. I want to see that.

[Brent]

Yeah. Let us know how you know that. And I bet. I bet Tim is very upset about vets speaking out on.

[Drew]

On.

[Brent]

On different. On. On other vets. If. If I was lying in a book, I'd. That'd be something I would want to talk about too.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Let's see. Butt Crack Malone. Self proclaimed. All right. Tim is the type of guy to style your wallet and the help. Steal. He meant steel steal your wallet and the. Helps you look for it later.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's already weighed in on the. Well, he's. Yeah, he's already weighed in on the plane crash. Like.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So what's he gonna do?

[Brent]

So did we.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but with. We don't weigh in on every single thing. You need my assistance? Do you need my assistance?

[Drew]

If you haven't been to a Thursday Night Live before, you don't know that if you type it. I will read it. Marika. Applied design two centuries. Thank you, brother Tyler. Hope this helps with a dinner for the fam. Happy late birthday, my dude. It was tyler's birthday yesterday. ICO the Hilo. The pilot had over 1000 hours. CO pilot had over 500 and was under nods doing an evil evaluation.

[Tyler]

Evaluation Flight Evil flight.

[Brent]

Evil flight.

[Tyler]

Ev.

[Drew]

In a sector that they have flown for years. That airspace is heavily congested and a mistake is fatal.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Well, Clyde Designs. Thank you for the $200. Thank you for the jab. That I can't provide dinner for my family. I'm just kidding.

[Drew]

Cripple Tron. Hey, Bryce. Bryce and Tyson. If you could pick one battle in history that you would like to go back in time and witness, be able to zip through the battlefield to observe any position, which would it be? Go find your battle footage, dude.

[Tyler]

It would be like that. I got three in Jurassic World where they have the little bubble cars and they're the ball cars.

[Brent]

Yeah. Bulletproof, bomb proof. I would. I would love D day, battle the bulge, and of course the Battle of Thermopolis.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I don't. I think that would be.

[Brent]

Don't know which I'd go for. I'm gonna pick one. And I. The Battle of Thermopolis. Hopefully it was what. Close to what I was.

[Tyler]

What's the battle?

[Brent]

And.

[Tyler]

Well, they did it a couple times. I think it was World War I, though, where both sides agreed on Christmas to call it peace. And they all had drinks and ate together and broke bread and then they went back to battle.

[Brent]

I think they even played soccer.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And then if it's and it's the same one I'm thinking of when they went back to war, there were no casualties for, like, days because they kind of become friends, and they're all shooting over each other's heads. And they had to. And they had to swap out the frontline guys so they'd start shooting at each other again. Yeah.

[Tyler]

That just goes to show you when you're fighting a war you don't believe in.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

I'd like to go to the Battle of Middle Earth. I don't know if you saw that on Lord of the Rings. Giant elephants.

[Brent]

Thank you.

[Drew]

Called ants.

[Tyler]

So I go to the Battle of Hoth.

[Brent]

I don't even know what that is.

[Tyler]

Star Wars. The giant at ats, and they're fighting.

[Brent]

The rebels, and I didn't know the battle was called. How do you know what that. What the battle was called?

[Tyler]

The Battle Ho is one of the most famous Star wars battles ever. Then there's the Battle of Endor with the Ewoks.

[Drew]

Hell, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

In the forest setting.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I'm gonna see you guys next. All right.

[Drew]

Bobby Musala, thank you very much for the gift. We appreciate it, brother. Tom Lennon, Brent, did you get a chance to look into Scott Man, Green Beret, head of Pineapple Express, And I hope you get to speak to him.

[Brent]

I think I've spoke to him before. Spoke to some Pineapple Express guys. I'm pretty sure it was Scott that I spoke to. He was weighing in on some. On some Tim Kennedy stuff on. On the evacuation, but I haven't. I haven't looked into them. We just. We. We try to keep. Try to just pick one fight at a time.

[Drew]

All right, I'm gonna like this one. All right. In Cicero.

[Brent]

There'S a lot of.

[Drew]

There's not a lot of English in this one. What do y'all think?

[Tyler]

Benicio Del Toro.

[Drew]

Oh, but that C you say is an S. Okay, I get it. Del Toro did to the cartel guy in the interrogation room. Lltd. Long live the Drew.

[Tyler]

Long live Drew.

[Brent]

Don't.

[Tyler]

Don't shortchange yourself.

[Brent]

Long live the Drew.

[Tyler]

Long live the Drew. What would Drew do?

[Drew]

I didn't disappoint in that chat at all.

[Brent]

No, we did.

[Tyler]

I was watching Sicario in the background the other day when I was editing, and I love that movie. That movie. Have you seen it finally yet?

[Brent]

I have never seen it.

[Tyler]

God, Brett, you need to see that movie, so you can at least go. Yep. We wouldn't do that. We wouldn't do that because.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

They attach Delta Force to them halfway through the movie, and they move conus. And the whole point, anybody that knows anything is kind of asking, like, how they doing that. And they bring in. The whole point of the movie is they have an FBI liaison with them that they just keep in the corner in the dark, and they don't let her in on anything.

[Brent]

That's about right. Okay. So it's not all movies. That's about right.

[Tyler]

So. But it's a great movie. But. Yeah. In the interrogation room scene came on and I don't remember. I remember there was a. They were waterboarding him, I think. Yeah, good. That what they were doing. Yep. With the. He. He's whistling and he's walking through some compound and he pulls the.

[Brent]

You know, the water thing. Okay.

[Tyler]

Pulls the big blue jug off it and just starts whistling and carrying it and bringing it in. It's pretty good. I love that movie.

[Drew]

All right, Zita, back in. Thank you. Cheers, boys. Missed last live Thursday.

[Tyler]

How dare you?

[Drew]

Isn't the. Thursday isn't the same without it. Regarding. I like that one. Don't doubt us. Would F them up. My main fear is tens of thousands of them here, and they can cause mayhem on a scale US civilians aren't used to.

[Tyler]

Don't think they could.

[Brent]

That's. That's a possibility if Kamala was in charge. But the good news is they're leaving. They're leaving by the thousands. By the day.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So every day that the percentage of that happening gets lower and lower.

[Tyler]

I don't. And I don't think cartel. Cartels, as savage and disgusting and almost demonic that they are, that they can. They can behead people. I don't think they're businessmen, and that's not good business to do on a US Soil.

[Brent]

They. They enjoy their. Their home field advantage. They enjoy a place where they either control the police or the police are scared of them. And you don't have that in America. The say you want about the police. The police aren't scared of the cartel.

[Tyler]

Scared of admin.

[Brent]

That's right. They're saying, yes, SWAT teams will. Will join forces and they will pull in the resources, whatever it is, and they will come out ahead.

[Tyler]

I don't.

[Brent]

It may be. It may be a scrap. But I. Here's a good question. If. If we believe that to be true and we believe SWAT teams, cartels here in the United States and they get. They get into it with a SWAT team, the cops are coming out ahead on that. 10 times out of 10 times, like, give me A scenario where the cops get beat back and surrender. They just call more people like it's. They're going to win the day.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So if we believe cops are going to win the day over cartels, if we believe cops are going to win the day over cartels, we don't think a tier one unit isn't going to absolutely wipe the floor with them. Is there anyone not.

[Tyler]

Not saying that SWAT guys will get mad at you again. Remember last year?

[Brent]

I just. I just. I just said they'd clean the floor with cartel members.

[Tyler]

Is there anybody out there?

[Brent]

Don't.

[Tyler]

Who is it?

[Drew]

The magnet.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah. So.

[Tyler]

Yo, what up? I saw legs moving in the crack of the door.

[Drew]

What up, boy?

[Brent]

Hey, yo, don't walk in front of the camera. No one wants to see you.

[Tyler]

But, yeah, that would be crazy because I don't know of any other than the Hollywood Shootout. I don't know of any oak. Open air. Is that the right word? Open air combat.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That SWAT's ever engaged in. But that would be crazy. Talk about needing Apollo. You would need Apollo then.

[Brent]

You need Apollo then. Oh, for sure. Oh, man. Add Apollo to it, it's an even easier day. But even with that, you know, that Hollywood thing, they were. They were outgunned and they, they.

[Tyler]

They still managed to push.

[Brent]

That's right. They still ruled the day on that one.

[Tyler]

As. They lost none. They lost. No, no. No one died. Except for the gunman.

[Brent]

Because that's what Americans do.

[Drew]

This is Chris Farmier. Change my channel's name. Practical and tactical. When are you all going to dive into Tim's book more? Especially the Afghan withdrawal and him getting in the way.

[Tyler]

That's not in his book, is it?

[Brent]

My December and January was so, so busy. So this, this month, the next month is freeing up. And there will be another episode.

[Drew]

All right, Bobby Moussala again looking to join Thursday Night Live. I will print two maps in case I lose one starting off my 40 miles. Hope Brent gets the gym.

[Brent]

I do. I didn't lose it. I got it eventually. Boy, that was painful.

[Drew]

Officer Dangle, he's gone on Jason Redmond show tomorrow. Apparently seals love them. Tim Kennedy. So that's what he's talking about. He's going on Jason Redmond show.

[Tyler]

I wonder if they dropped like a trailer for that or something. So look at that. We have our next episode coming out Monday. Is the extortion 17 we have. Is it Sean Vaughn? What was the actual SEALS name anyway? Billy Vaughn. And his dad and Billy Vaughn wrote the book about extortion 17 and the discrepancies and all that. And he came and we've had this episode for a while because there's ISR footage that we're still. We have some. And there's miscommunication on what we need, so it's dropping Monday regardless, because we've had it for too long. But we're hoping to get all of the ISR footage so we can put it in the podcast.

[Brent]

I'm telling you, that's a man. I can't wait for us to drop that one. That's a really, really good episode.

[Drew]

James Smith, thank you very much for the half cwent. I love the speech impediment in the text.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Brent]

Which is how I. Which is how I pronounce my name for the first nine years of my life.

[Drew]

Serious speech in pen.

[Brent]

Did he really?

[Drew]

He was young. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

How to go to speech class.

[Drew]

I was like his interpreter.

[Brent]

Yeah. Who didn't understand what he was saying. I know. And to have. To have a speech impediment to have an R. And your first name and last name was tough.

[Tyler]

I am Bl. Tuckle. What's your name?

[Brent]

Tuckle.

[Drew]

I went revisiting last week's conundrum where you chose naked jiu jitsu over bare knuckle.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

The stakes a notch. What if your naked jiu jitsu opponent was Ron Jeremy?

[Tyler]

Does it make it any gayer if it's another dude?

[Brent]

Yeah, I don't think it gets. I don't think it gets better or worse. It just. Yeah, it's another dude. Yeah, just another dude.

[Drew]

All right, Blitz Bryant. I heard you had a hip hop phase. Did you ever crank that? Boy?

[Brent]

That was way after my, my.

[Tyler]

Oh, we were trying to remember. We were trying to remember the bands that you listen to.

[Brent]

Yeah, I will. I one day will remember that. And I'll come in, be like, I know, I know it's rapper.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna get you a shirt.

[Brent]

It was such a ghetto rapper too.

[Tyler]

One of the rappers just died. He did. Somebody don't know in the comments.

[Brent]

Anyways, I don't think that narrows anything down. A rapper just died.

[Tyler]

Well, it was a famous song.

[Brent]

Was he shot? Was an Atlanta rapper.

[Tyler]

I think he died of natural causes.

[Brent]

Oh, good for him.

[Drew]

He had a Diddy party. NDP09.11. I think the GBC was referring Bloodbath, et cetera, meaning the cartels reprisals all over the US not that they're like peer to peer.

[Brent]

I don't agree with you on that. But that's only Greenberry Chronicles could clarify. Yeah, I thought it was pretty clear but I could be wrong.

[Tyler]

We are also breaking down a minute long clip which we also hate that people do. We tell them to go watch the long form. So go. I'm going to go watch the actual episode. Go watch the episode. And maybe we. We were breaking down just a literal clip that was probably spliced a little bit when.

[Brent]

Just get through a few more. And we need to get to the. To the main topic of Andy Stumpf and get through that because we got a couple main topics. Want to get to.

[Drew]

All right. Brett and Schuyler, love the podcast gents audio suggestion. Get two boom arms for eat for you each and three mic shock mounts reduce tabletop issues and it's cheap. It's good.

[Tyler]

Brent doesn't. Brent wants tabletop. Mike.

[Drew]

I like tabletop.

[Brent]

I don't know that that was going to come.

[Tyler]

That was one of the stipulations and I didn't have an. I did not have a reason why.

[Drew]

I'm going to make tapping signs and I'm going to raise them.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Brent]

Yeah, we're. We're getting. We're getting ahead of that.

[Drew]

That's it. All right, Tim Lennon, you saying Scott is BS Brent and don't dodge like you do no hate. Love you boys. Just want an answer. Brent answers like he's under see her sometimes. Okay.

[Brent]

You saying Scott is bs? I'm just saying. I don't know. I would expect you to think much less of me if I just weighed in on things that I don't know about. Which is why I hope you guys do respect us when we do weigh in on something because we've done our research. I have to know more before I give you a staunch opinion.

[Tyler]

Let's knock out these super chats that are remaining and then after, after probably the $20 ones, the nighthawk one, we're going to have to take a break but we'll get way too far behind.

[Drew]

But break from super chats.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Scott, man, we already did that one. Cheers boys.

[Drew]

Well, plight says Brett, any chance on getting Paul Howell on the show? Would love to see his perspective on things and any stories about his father in law Charles Beckwith. Also hope you guys are enjoying the books.

[Tyler]

Books are right there. I'm looking at them.

[Brent]

Yeah. Getting Paul Howell the show is. I should reach out to him. We have some mutual friends and that should be someone we should have come on the show. Absolutely.

[Tyler]

How do you address the home field advantage the cartel enjoys possible New regime in Mexico that won't tolerate the cartels. Question mark. Yeah, I mean, make believe land maybe.

[Brent]

But home field advantages is. Is always. Is always a problem. It really is. You know, how do you address it? Come in bigger, faster, Stronger than them. Bigger, faster speed, surprise, violence of action.

[Tyler]

All the talk about. Oh, the doctor.

[Brent]

Singh, the doctor is in.

[Tyler]

All this talk about the impending imminent threat upon us coming days. How should everyone, folks and family, prepare for something like this in advance? And I mean, part from getting ticks to the gun show. Happy birthday, Tyler. P.S. take your meds. I don't really. What does that even mean anyways?

[Brent]

It means you're old and you have. And. And you have Viagra.

[Tyler]

I'm old? Yeah. I mean, I just always have that Glock on you.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That's the only way you can make sure.

[Brent]

Yeah. I'm telling you can either stock up like a. You know, like a doomsday prepper, which. There's nothing wrong with that. But the. As long as you're a gun owner and you have more guns and ammo than your neighbor does, then you have their food too. And I know that sounds horrible, but when it comes to my kids eating. Or your kids. My kids are gonna eat.

[Drew]

All right. Nighthawk says, I heard Tim Kennedy was going to fight the cartels, but he found out that Rois prohibited frags, so he settled for being a subject matter expert. On cartels. On Fox Marika. Very good, Nighthawk.

[Brent]

Yeah, he's a subject matter matter expert on talking about things that never happened that he is an absolute expert on. Has a lot of. Has a lot of experience in that.

[Drew]

You're missing the obvious, boys. Cody says all Trump needs to do is call Tim Kennedy, give him a helix full of grenades, and the cartel is doomed. In a new book.

[Brent]

Yeah. You know what? Please do. Please do show. Show us how it's done. Show us how you did it in Afghanistan. Something tells me he doesn't.

[Drew]

This is a quick one. Do you think Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone? I say yes.

[Brent]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Which one was that? Is that Lincoln or Kennedy?

[Brent]

Kennedy.

[Drew]

Kennedy.

[Brent]

That was an easy shot. That was an easy.

[Drew]

In fact, I've been there.

[Brent]

He sucks.

[Tyler]

Why you asked Brent about conspiracies.

[Brent]

It was such a bad shot. Like, it was such an easy shot and it wasn't an amazing shot. He missed the first time. Like it was. I could get. I could get magnets. A horrible shot. I could get him to. I could get him to. To hit that shot. And in. In a week's training and the guy trained, you know, for the shot. Easy.

[Drew]

I've shot hogs at harder magnet.

[Tyler]

No, no, the Harvey Oswald. He was. He was.

[Brent]

He was.

[Drew]

Get Andy Stump on the podcast. He is in the chat tonight. It would be great to see Brent and Andy talk.

[Brent]

Heck, yeah. I'd love to have Andy on the show.

[Drew]

Andy, go to info the antiher podcast.com or if you got Brent's phone number.

[Brent]

Andy, I'll text you. Come on the show, brother.

[Drew]

Brent doesn't answer my text.

[Brent]

I'll answer yours, Andy.

[Drew]

All right, all right, all right, all right. Jumped on me, boys.

[Brent]

All right, well, it's fantasy in the, in the, in the group. He's probably wondering what we're going to say because we got.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we'll go.

[Brent]

We got. We got his. We got his picture on it. Let's, let's.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I'm going to try to just.

[Brent]

You want to get to it?

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean, I feel bad, guys. We got to talk about the topics at hand, so, I mean, we can do. We can do 20 and up for now and then go back. Like, we need more shows throughout the week. What's up with all the Tim Kennedy nut huggers in the seal SF community? What voodoo does he have on them? Also, Brent is my spirit animal.

[Brent]

You. I don't know. You'd have to show me any seals or Green Berets that are. That are defending.

[Tyler]

I mean, they're not saying that they agree with them, which is enough for me. You know, I love Dandy's take on his podcast. When he had Nick Palm Shano and the. He was a Graham guy.

[Brent]

That was hilarious.

[Tyler]

He held no punches on that one.

[Drew]

All right, our super chats are going to a Google Sheets file, so hopefully we can go back.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's working.

[Drew]

It's actually working. No, that was totally Vanessa. Vanessa. Well, and Vanessa got a message from one of the listeners and said, hey, do this easy 30 step thing online.

[Tyler]

It was.

[Drew]

Which I did today. And so now we get all of our super chats and files. So if we can go back to him. Pretty.

[Tyler]

Does it. Does it say how much they paid?

[Drew]

Yep.

[Tyler]

Okay. All right, well, then we'll end it right here. Bookmark it on that little Excel spreadsheet thing, and then we'll move on.

[Drew]

Roger that.

[Brent]

All right, Book market and I, we.

[Tyler]

Can probably only do $20 and up. I'm sorry, guys. See, we sound like we do. God, I hope we never get to it.

[Brent]

Yeah, I hope they don't think. All right, all right, let's go. To YouTube, go to the Cleared Hot podcast. Start at 3220, which is a little bit further up than I told you. And we're gonna, we're gonna go to 34 30. So 3220 to 34 30.

[Tyler]

Mind you, I know nothing about this case because I am awful at staying on top of current events. I know it happened a long time ago and then it's current because of the ruling. But I saw this, I saw the Jameson Travels review of this and I was like, oh, this is going to be a hot button topic. And then Brent said, I want to review the review. So I was like, you know what, I'm just going to, I'm not going to research this. So Brent's breaking down the obvious real quick. That's just for me.

[Brent]

And I know it sounds redundant like, you know, Andy said it. You know, Jameson already covered it. Now we're going to cover it. But you'll, after we're done watching it, I'll tell you why I thought it was important for us to, you know, not. Well, besides a lot of listeners asking us about it, but how our take is, is different on it. So. So 3220.

[Andy]

I'm going to read the tweet or the X, whatever the.

[Brent]

I don't know what to call it.

[Tyler]

That I respond, you got to call it tweet because it sounds better. Everybody knows that it's tweet and I'll.

[Andy]

Put it up to you so people on video can take a look at it. This is from account called the end of Wokeness. Ashley Babbitt was an Air Force veteran who served this country for 12 plus years and won awards for her Iraq Service. Ashley was 5 foot 2 inches tall, 115 pounds unarmed. Lt. Michael Byrd spelled with a Y B Y R D shot her in the neck. Biden just pardoned him. Here's my response. I'm gonna read it. And before I read this, this is gonna probably some people off. And that's okay because like I said, I have opinions and you don't have to agree with them. But I'm gonna unpack in a way that I'm not able to on these social platforms because they to this text only communication here was my response. Actions have consequences. Her choices, decision to be present that day and her actions are the cause of her death. Service to country does not excuse the consequences of your decisions. Now there is a change that I would make to that if I could go back and I didn't make that change because I Think.

[Brent]

No, no, let it keep going to 3430 is where we're gonna stop it. Yeah, but I could. I couldn't see the timeline is what I'm telling you. I'm sorry.

[Andy]

Actions are the cause of her death. Service to country does not excuse the consequences of your decisions. Now, there's a change that I would make to that if I could go back, and I didn't make that change because I think it's okay and maybe even essential that people see me making mistakes. And I wouldn't even call it a mistake. There's a word that I would change and fuck it, I'll start with that. What I would change is when I said her choices and decision to be present that day and her actions are the cause of her death. I would change that to led to her death because causality is a bitch.

[Brent]

Fair enough.

[Andy]

And blame is what everybody jumped on. They wanted to associate blame. Who is responsible for her death? And God, that's a complicated question. Now, the reason that I actually even responded to this tweet, which was actually clearly about the fact that Michael Byrd was pardoned.

[Tyler]

That was.

[Andy]

If you look at this, that is the underlying tone of this tweet. That was actually what it's about. And let me say this. I don't. I don't understand precisely parties, what they cover. I've heard people say they cover things.

[Brent]

Stop it there. And I'm gonna add a little bit to it. For starters, if you guys really want to know his take on it, please go to. Go to his podcast and see the rest of it. Like, he really does break it out. And he really, I think, you know, does a good job of explaining his opinion. I have no problem with Andy giving his opinion. And he was very clear about that. He knew that some people weren't going to like his opinion before that actually really liked it. He was like, I don't know why people, you know, think, like, he said something like, why they value not. I'm going to say it wrong, basically why they value my opinion so much or, like, why my opinion, like, has to align with yours. Like, I'm just a person. You know, I have opinions, and they don't have to align with yours. And he's absolutely right on that. A couple things, one to highlight is he does say that he thinks there should have been an investigation.

[Tyler]

Okay, so can you kind of fill me in on that?

[Brent]

I will, yeah. I'm gonna fill you in on the. On the bird thing.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

Yeah. So he does absolutely say he Wishes there was an investigation. He stresses this is his opinion, and he focused a lot on, you know, and his topics about her actions and consequences and even says it's horrendous. I know people are dogpiling them because people don't want to hear it about. He just basically says, like, her actions had consequences, and they do. You know, like, we can't. You can't.

[Tyler]

Who? Andy said that, right?

[Brent]

You're right.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And so. And to go back, you know, to keep, you know, kind of dissecting this, it seems like he was really upset at the beginning of. Of the way that x. Tweet.

[Tyler]

Tweet.

[Brent]

The way that tweet phrase it, which was. Ashley was an Air Force veteran who served their country for 12 years and won awards for their service. And his point was, you bring that up the very first thing on your tweet, but the officer that shot had no idea she was an Air Force veteran. So that's kind of. Well, it shouldn't matter, so. Yeah, so it kind of shouldn't matter, and I agree with that.

[Tyler]

Well, as a cop, if I'm gonna use lethal force, I'm not gonna take into consideration your medals of war, which I don't know what hers would be.

[Brent]

And I don't think the comment section was very kind to. To Andy on this and. And on. And I watched Jameson Travels, you know, on it. And the comment section, again, wasn't very kind to Andy. But I. I go back to. I. I agree the guy can have an opinion on things like this is. And he. He talked a lot about her, but I don't think he said anything that. That was, like, trying to say, like, the cop was. The cop was justified. He said it was horrendous, and he said it should be investigated. But the thing that we have that he doesn't have is we have a cop on our show that allows us to actually dig in to the other side of it. So Andy was talking about her side and consequences. Actions have consequences. And that. And that is true. I actually agree with that. But I want to talk about what both sides have to be looked at. And let's talk about the cop side real quick. You ready for this?

[Tyler]

Yeah, real quick. I want to take credit for Jameson Travels actually weighing in with his own opinion for once. He's always that guy that's like, what do you think about this? What do you think? Leave a comment. What do you think about this? Huh? What do you think? And you always left it open, which is strategy. It's really good to get engagement. And it's also really good because you never, you never like, die on a hill. But this was the first one I've ever seen where he, he called people like, he called Andy an idiot and.

[Brent]

Like, he was hard on Andy. Yeah, he was.

[Tyler]

And that was the one thing that I think the one video he's. He's watched tons of videos where he could have called people idiots and he didn't. And then this one where it's like, hey, you might not like it, but I, you know, it's a very, very down the middle thing. And it's.

[Brent]

It's one of those things I, you know, I probably do agree with. I think he said it on, on there is. It's a tough one to weigh in on. It's almost like a lose, lose, you know, situation if you don't, you know, if you don't cover both sides and, you know, but if you go back to why he covered it, which had to do with them stressing, you know, her service at him going, well, her service really doesn't matter when it has nothing to do with this. And he even said, that's why I even weighed in on it. And then he felt the need to have to explain why he weighed in on it, which I think people should appreciate. But then again, no good deed goes unpunished, and here we are. So I want to talk to you. He weighed in on the Ashley side. Let's weigh in on the. On the cop side. So the cop is Officer Byrd and. And he said that he could not see. So they were starting to break out the windows and where they were. Were on the. The. Make sure I got this right. They were on the. I think I wrote it down here. It'll be, it'll be in this video, but I believe it's the speaker's lobby is. Is where he's protecting. And they have a bunch of furniture stacked up in front of the doors. Now the doors have windows to them and they're starting to break the windows. And he's saying the furniture blocking the doors prohibited. Prohibited him from seeing any weapons. So he says he cannot identify weapons because of furniture. So know that.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

He also says he gave multiple commands of them to stop. To, you know, to go back to stop doing whatever they're doing. And they did not listen to his commands to me. And I want you to be able to see this. If this claim was a. Was true, I think it would give more weight. But he also claims there was no egress and that he was Kind of stuck where he was. And you know that his back was against the wall, essentially. Well, drew, pull up YouTube. I want to show you thanks to the magic of the Internet, of what the speakers lobby looks like. So they see that door right there? That's the door that furniture was up against. And that's the glass windows. They're breaking.

[Tyler]

Oh. Oh, shit.

[Brent]

That doorway right there, that's the doorway, the speaker's lobby. Into the speaker's lobby you're entering is a space that most people never go into. You have nothing but corridors and rooms on the left and right. The first thing you see are long row of portraits. We'll wait for just a little bit longer. House of Representatives. They're portraits of every speaker who has ever seen. This camera will pan around to some more room. This one, a speaker has been completed right from the very first speaker Muhlenberg, who served in 1780. There you go. Now you guys get a little historical fact for watching this.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you're welcome.

[Brent]

Yeah. Always learning something on the anti hero podcast. Yeah. Keep fast forward a little bit, which is what you're doing anyway. There, right there. You can pause it right there or go. You can see all the doors and all the different rooms that he can go into. He is far from having his back against the wall.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

Now, I. I'm not saying that that's. That. That he has to use those. I'm not a cop. You are. But I want you to see, you know what. What he's saying as far as that he has no egress. To me, looks like he does.

[Tyler]

There's any of those. Those rooms, do they have exits?

[Brent]

If when you look all the way down, it looks like the end of the hallway is. Is. Is an exit. That's my guess. Or it's at least an exit. And look, because you can see a door over to the other side. So I believe there are. But one thing's for sure to say there's no egress. And then look down that hall and look at all those doors. I don't believe you can say you have no egress. You're not on your final stand. So I want you to see that. So that's what he's stacked up against. And instead of doing and he chose to fire on him on someone, you take it from there. Do you have. You feel like you got all the information you need?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Well, based off what I know about January 6th, it didn't seem like anybody. It didn't. It seemed very controlled, like they were coming through, but they were coming through in a controlled manner. Like, I mean, breaking glass and pushing out obstacles, but still.

[Drew]

That's just Black Friday.

[Tyler]

Yeah, exactly. You know, And I don't know, is it first off Sea, Secret Service or Capital Police?

[Brent]

Capitol Police.

[Tyler]

Okay. So that I'm just going to go ahead and say it. They have a different set of rules. Every. Everybody is different. But when we're talking about one cop pulling the trigger and he's claiming his safety, Right. It all narrows down pretty. Pretty much the same everywhere. And he's got to be able to articulate that he felt in fear for his life. And I. From what I heard, there was no real rioting at all.

[Brent]

And they would have to be saying.

[Tyler]

Which I actually, when we come through, I'm gonna fucking kill you.

[Brent]

Right. And there was none of that. No, there was none of that.

[Tyler]

Nope. And I mean, that's. I'm not gonna pull the trigger on somebody unless I know. Like, if they. There has to be a lot of them, and they have to be saying, when they get through this door, we're gonna kill you. I'm. Okay, that's different. But if I know what I'm doing there, I'm a security guard. I know what they're doing there. They're proven a point.

[Brent]

Right.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna. If I feel I'm gonna just let him walk by, I mean, hey, you left me to defend this fucking hall against 50 people. Like, it's not my fault, you know, I'm not gonna shoot them. They're not gonna touch me.

[Brent]

Right. That brings up a good point. As far as, if you can't see, then there has to be intent, and intent has to be what. What they're saying, you know, to prove their intent, I really think I'd be interested. This is why I'm interested. If this had gone to an investigation and not been pardoned. It never went to investigation anyway, so. But if it didn't. Not that I know of.

[Tyler]

How do they not investigate a shooting?

[Brent]

It's. Well, I'm sure maybe there was a.

[Tyler]

Standard police investigation, but you're talking like.

[Brent]

A. Yeah, like a. Outside. Yeah. Of it. You know, get investigated. We love to talk about consistency. Right. And if it's fair on one side, it's fair on the other side. So if you're. That if this had been a BLM riot and this had been a federal building, which they absolutely destroyed federal buildings, and you had rioters on the other side and you just blindly shot into them, do you think there would be an Investigation. And that cop would have to, you know, basically pay the piper for, for that shot. Shooting an unarmed shooting Writer Derek Chauvin. Absolutely. That's opinion based. We don't know that. But, but based, yeah, based on historical evidence. We, we know that. And that's, and that's where I have a major problem with it. I just want consistency on both sides.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, to be fair, I think that if you think you're playing a game when you're storming the Capitol, the people, the, the group of people that stormed The Capitol before January 6th was probably hundreds, 150 years prior. And a lot of people died, right? So if you think you're gonna storm a Capitol and it's like playtime for the camera. I get what he's saying. Like, it's awful and it sucks. But you put your people don't. They do not want to hear this. They think it's like, oh, she, she dresses like that, she asked for it type thing.

[Brent]

Right?

[Tyler]

But you stormed the Capitol. I, I'm for it. I'm for it. I can't even say that as a cop. January 6th. I get it, but if I was there, I'd know what I was asking for.

[Brent]

Here's, here's what I don't like about it. I love seeing the videos of people walking through, like, you know, very calmly and not disturbing anything, you know, not breaking anything. There's a lot of those videos, but there are videos of them, you know, pushing down police officers. You know, police officers are there, they're trying to break windows. No windows should have been broken like that. You know, that part of it, they, they did go too far. But to call it an insurrection, anyone who calls it an insurrection is an idiot. It is not an insurrection. Like they were going to take over the government. A bunch of unarmed people were going to take over the government. It's such a drama queen move for the left to call it an insurrection. It's crazy. But it reminds me a little bit of this. You can, you can be right and be wrong. And what I mean by that is, do you remember the Air Force guy who got shot bringing a gun to the door?

[Tyler]

That was a crazy one because I was split down the middle too.

[Brent]

Yes, he had a gun, you know what I mean?

[Tyler]

But it was his own door.

[Brent]

But it was his own door. And although that seems like completely different, what I'm talking about is this. And I think you gave this comparison and like, well, what's legal or what we'll say morally right, you know, in this scenario, let's. They think they're morally right, so let's. Let's just give them that for the sake of argument. So what's. What's legal or morally right and what you should do Complete can be two different things. And you said it's legal to go swim with sharks.

[Tyler]

Just because you can't.

[Brent]

But just because you can doesn't mean you should.

[Tyler]

Yeah, and unless you're ready to die for it, then by all means. I mean, again, I'm not. Again, I'm not saying that this is. I. I think she deserved to die or that cops in the right for shooting her. I'm just saying, you know, here's the footage.

[Brent]

You want to play it, send it, get demonetized. Now it's adult content.

[Tyler]

Is there sound? Oh, there, you.

[Brent]

See? I don't like that. Why? You shouldn't be breaking windows. You're. You're as bad as the other side now, when. When you're doing that. But. Yeah, those are the doors. That's the corridor. Plenty of room to leave. Nobody's. Nobody's making threats.

[Tyler]

I mean, not that I can hear.

[Drew]

And there's the shot.

[Tyler]

Oh, no.

[Brent]

Clearly unarmed. You can't say the furniture is in the way. Pause that. You can't say the furniture is in the way. She was in the window with both hands crawling through the window.

[Tyler]

She was crawling through the window. Yeah, I didn't see that part. I mean, I believe you. I'm just saying. I know.

[Drew]

Again.

[Brent]

Yeah, that was. That was her right there jumping in the. In the top. Right. Right there. They knocked up, yelling, he's got a gun.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And they're. And they're saying, hey. And they put their hands up.

[Drew]

Yeah, that right there.

[Tyler]

Backpack.

[Drew]

Trying to crawl through that window right there.

[Brent]

She's. She's not smart for doing that and being there. He is an absolute idiot for taking that shot. And he should pay the consequences for. For. For just being scared.

[Tyler]

You can't just be scared unless there's. Unless they. They hit on the radio. Hey, guys, be mindful. This is an act of terrorism. Act accordingly. Even in local municipalities, terrorism is the highest priority of. There's violent felonies, and then terrorism is above it, which I don't get because I've never ran into terrorism. But if it was like, hey, guys, them coming through here is an act of terrorism. Lethal force is authorized. But I don't. I don't know anything about the investigation.

[Brent]

This is why I don't get Minneapolis. You can say it's Different. It's not different. Minneapolis gave up government buildings intentionally and said, hey, it's not worth it. Just give it up. We'll, we'll. They'll, you know, they'll. They'll clear out. Like I. Again, I'm just looking for consistency. If this is how we deal with, with rioters now, to be honest with you, I'm a little bit for it. And again, like, people can hate that opinion now, I'm in the same boat as you, Andy. Like, people are going to like that opinion. But if that's how we deal with rioters now, let's deal with rioters like that. And guess what? We'll have less riots and we won't even have to be talking about this.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, we'll have less riots, but when they want to riot, they'll know what they're in for.

[Brent]

I just want consistency. Is, Is what we don't.

[Tyler]

What I'm screaming for now, we don't condone. We're making jokes. We're just joking, guys. We don't think that the police should shoot on rioters. You should be able to peacefully protest on Capitol Hill. That's where. That's where essentially, if you have a problem with the government and a large body of people, that's where you take your fucking protest.

[Brent]

That's where I go. Once you start smashing out windows, it's no longer a peaceful protest.

[Drew]

That's right.

[Brent]

You know, it's no longer a peaceful protest. And they, they were wrong.

[Drew]

People argue about January 6, whether it was peaceful or whether it wasn't. And. Well, the fact is they're mostly peaceful. They're both right. Okay. It started out as peaceful, and then, then you get the people that aren't peaceful who show up, and the peaceful people. Yeah. They're not the ones. Part of that. They're backing off or leaving, so.

[Brent]

Well, if you, if you think I was in the middle on that. On that Pineapple Express, you're probably not going to like our take on that, because you know what? They're. They're both wrong. There you go. You want me to. You want me to take a side on. On one or the other. They can both be wrong. And guess what? They were both wrong.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I. I'm an advocate of America, and if you, if you, if you're gonna. If you think a supervisor is gonna stick me in a corridor and defend property, they're gonna walk by. I'm gonna let them walk by. It's just property. It's Just look at the federal buildings. Yeah, they said it was just property during the, during the actual riots.

[Brent]

It was, it was not worth Ashley Babbitt's life. That is. That we can all agree with. I feel like. All right, what do we got? Cover. We covered that. I feel like we covered it in depth.

[Tyler]

Happy with that. Let's go to some super chats.

[Drew]

Super chatties.

[Tyler]

You know, Vanessa's entering these in manually because it didn't work. Oh, is she really? Yeah, Vanessa.

[Drew]

Hard working Filipino. All right.

[Tyler]

All right, let's read 20 and up for now.

[Drew]

All right, this is sans. What's up Barry and Tyler, what's your take on sleeper cells within the US causing havoc in the future? Also sorry, Barry bought a 320 the other day to EDC. Might have a hole in my nuts soon. Love the show. Sleeper cells within the US Causing havoc in the future.

[Tyler]

What's there to say about it?

[Drew]

What type of sleeper cells? You know, there's Muslim ones in the. In Texas.

[Brent]

Here's. Well, here's what I know. I don't want to do that. Well, they haven't done anything yet. So the police must be doing their job. And that's. And that to extent is true, you know, and until. But they can't stop them all. They cannot stop them all if it's when it is. Yep. And so it goes back to me why it's so important to have secure borders. And as long as we're on the offensive deporting people who shouldn't be here, I believe that that percentage continues to go down as long as. As long as Trump is. Is doing what he said he was gonna do.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean it is kinda on the FBI to do thorough investigations. Like there is that on running that he was on our radar. Like I don't know how he dropped the ball on these all time.

[Brent]

Right. Osama bin Laden was on our radar. Bill Clinton dropped the ball on that. ISIS was on what was on our radar. We didn't do anything after they decapitated the American the first time. Like most of these things we know about or have an indication about, we're just really bad at being, you know, being proactive with things we know about. Dude, I watched so let the guys do their job.

[Drew]

Not making this up. Last night my wife and I were watching a married with children back in 1995 season eight and Al Bundy is selling his piece of crap Dodge and these Muslims come to his door and they want to buy his car and they're holding a bomb. They're like, we need a car to go to the Sears Tower.

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

1995.

[Brent]

Yeah, you could.

[Drew]

You couldn't marry with children.

[Brent]

You couldn't do. You couldn't make married with children today. Like the way he made fun of fat people and fat girls.

[Tyler]

And you couldn't look at the office. They want to bring back the office, which was the mid 2000s, and they can't. Steve Carell, the main character of the show, was like, we won't do it because you can't bring it back. The humor that we used. And that was in mid 2000s.

[Brent]

ACE. The original ACE Ventura. Remember. Remember the bad guy, which was basically a pretending to be a cop who used to be the punter, Sickle and Einhorn. Yeah, yeah, right. Captain.

[Tyler]

Lieutenant. Lieutenant Einor.

[Brent]

Like you couldn't do Captain Winky right now with his. With his privates taped.

[Tyler]

Taped.

[Drew]

Steve Carell says she found. Captain Wiki says you can't call fags fags. You call your friends fags. Or was it retards? Is he can't go retard your friends?

[Tyler]

Both true.

[Drew]

All right, let's see what we got Next. Brent, I was wondering if you have had direct contact conversation with Tim Kennedy since the Book of Lies episodes were posted. If so, how did that go?

[Brent]

Marika, we've had. Again, I always say I keep personal conversations personal, but we have had conversations, but nothing at length. And I'm probably going to remind them that I'm still available and I hope we have one at length.

[Drew]

Fitzy's Place. This is a good one. People in the Middle east have been fighting for centuries. Mexican cartels have not. Not saying it will be easy, but it's not the same. Good point.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they're fighting. That's the thing. The cartels are not fighting, they're terrorizing.

[Brent]

That's right. They're just. They're just punching down. Yeah, they're just punching down.

[Tyler]

They're not fighting the Soviets. Fighting America, fighting invaders. Genghis Khan. Right.

[Drew]

Zeta says. I get. The whole event was crazy. Some people were walking on the rugs, taking pictures. Pretty chill. Others were pretty goddamn violent and up.

[Tyler]

You said the GD word, Zeta.

[Drew]

Gosh, make me say things.

[Brent]

Anyway, Drew reads the teleprompter and that's it.

[Drew]

It's just like that movie, what we all saying. Anchorman, you know, he reads everything on the teleprompter.

[Brent]

All right. Tbh.

[Drew]

I didn't get how more people did not get shot.

[Brent]

Drew, do you know what TBH stands for? I love it.

[Drew]

To be honest.

[Tyler]

There you go.

[Brent]

Yes. Everyone's learning something tonight.

[Tyler]

It's a medical condition. Right.

[Brent]

You know, you're not wrong. I'm kind of not surprised more people didn't get shot. You know, as you know, if, if that guy's willing to, to send around, you know, that, that quickly, I'm surprised it wasn't worse.

[Tyler]

Well, that would be my argument if I was a defense is why were you the only one that shot? Oh, that's why all your comrades with the same amount of training.

[Brent]

That's right. Shoot, that's, that's a good point, Tyler.

[Drew]

For the win behind Lt. Byrd. Senators were evacuating down the one exit from that area. Where was he going to? Where was he going to go?

[Brent]

Well, where were the senators evacuating to get behind them?

[Drew]

The principals he was protecting were right there. He stopped the assault by shooting the first threat.

[Tyler]

Okay, so were there principals directly behind him or were they already evac'd? Because that's a different story. I mean, it's two completely different scenarios.

[Brent]

So if you're protecting the principals, then be the last guy out with the principals.

[Tyler]

So if they're still in the corridor in the room, that changes things. But if they're all out and then you're just hanging out, that's, that's a totally different.

[Drew]

Well, I mean, is there a possible scenario where the people in the corridor said if anybody comes through that door, they're gonna get shot?

[Tyler]

That's what I said.

[Brent]

Hold on, hold on. Before you answer that, it goes back to just because it's an order doesn't make it a lawful order. You're absolutely, they could have said that, but I don't know. Let's get crazy for a second. You got a five foot two female like he, he didn't know she was an Air force. There's a lot of things he didn't know. Let me tell you what he did know. That that was a five foot two girl. I, I could tell that by looking at the video that is crunched over trying to come through the window.

[Drew]

The backpack was about as big as her.

[Brent]

Just push her back out the window.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

No, no, for you and to your argument. How is that not all cops. What happened to escalation of force?

[Tyler]

All of your, all to, to your argument, all cops would say if the chain of command, if I'm, if I'm witnessing or hearing an active shooter and the chain of command told me, do not go in there, guess what them, I'm going in there. Right. So on the flip flop. If they tell you.

[Brent]

On the flip flop.

[Tyler]

On the flip. If they tell you to use lethal force and you don't find it, you're going to say, absolutely not. I'm here. I'm here right now. You're not going to go to prison for me.

[Brent]

Yeah? Yeah. Guess what? They can tell you to shoot every protester you see. Doesn't make it a lawful order.

[Tyler]

But if there were principals in that corridor. That's a different story.

[Brent]

I don't do. That's not a different story. Then. Then you should be falling back and being the last person to protect them. There's no need for you to be.

[Tyler]

What I need to do is we need to pull his duties. His. His duties for his position are listed somewhere on a website.

[Drew]

Don't tap the table.

[Tyler]

Oh, I'm getting fucking.

[Brent]

I know he's banging.

[Drew]

That's not happening. He's getting his.

[Tyler]

That officer's duties. If he's protecting senators are listed somewhere. And if it is, protect them from terrorists.

[Brent]

But. And I'll put the burden of proof back on you since you know this. How far down the corridor were they? How many were they? Then give us the details. You can't. You can't. That's not gonna hold up. That's way. That's way too general.

[Tyler]

That's very true. All right, let's go.

[Drew]

Okay. This is practical and tactical. Back in again. As a former police officer, I'm by myself. I would have retreated to another room if there was no egress. I would have given warnings if they cornered me less lethal first. Then deadly force if I felt I was going to be overrun.

[Brent]

Sounds logical, what I just said. As far as what happened. Escalation of force. Could have booped her out of the window. Could have went to Taser. Could have. Could have. Could have retreated. There's a lot of things that he decided to do before to just shoot an unarmed citizen. He. And she was an unarmed citizen. He knew that. He knew she was unarmed.

[Drew]

Now who's tapping?

[Tyler]

Oh, that was me scrolling through my phone again. I'm doing that.

[Drew]

I saw Brent sand moving, though.

[Brent]

Yeah, I slowed it down right before. Spot on, Brent.

[Drew]

Yeah. You did, yeah. Thoughtful.

[Brent]

Thank you.

[Drew]

All right, Tom Lennon, Brent. Wage War, Death Roll for song tonight if you. If you know it. Brent, Wait.

[Tyler]

I have that one on my phone.

[Brent]

If you don't do you might give it to you.

[Drew]

All right. Why has the NOLA attack in Vegas, cybertruck thing, all gone silent? It's like it never happened.

[Tyler]

Which is It.

[Drew]

Right. For the ones who died.

[Brent]

What?

[Tyler]

Well, no one died except for him. And it was. The facts came out, and it wasn't sexy anymore.

[Brent]

Right. Well, as far as the cybertruck one. So the cybertruck one really should have been a non starter. I understand why we talked about it, but once all the facts started coming out, that one is a non starter. The NOLA attack and the ISIS flag and that.

[Tyler]

Oh, that one.

[Brent]

Yeah, that should. Should. Should be still in the news.

[Tyler]

It's just like anything else. We're sheep once it's off the news.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Tyler]

Take it. Take. Take the conspiracies out of the Vegas shooting and just leave it as the Vegas shooting. Once they stopped. Covered that, covering that, we stopped caring. It was in the past. That was huge. That was probably the Jordan story. Biggest shooting we've ever had in our country.

[Drew]

All right, so, Marcus Stryker, thank you, man, for the half C. Enjoying the show.

[Tyler]

What's a half C?

[Brent]

How do you know that? Not tbh. You can throw out terms like half.

[Drew]

C. I worked at Tucker's Farmer Garden center, and these vets.

[Brent]

A half century would give me a.

[Drew]

Hundred dollar bill, and there's like, do you take a C note?

[Tyler]

Oh, you're like a drug dealer. Drew.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yo, give me a half seat.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, look. Look at that pinky nail.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Oh, gosh.

[Drew]

All right. You mean the one I cut off when you were sleeping? You were so pissed. All right. Enjoying the show? Marcus says. This is about Marcus, not. Not us. All right. I'm rooting for tonight to be the night you reach 100.

[Brent]

Where are we at?

[Tyler]

We're less than 500 away. Less than 500 subscribers in every chat.

[Brent]

Because I don't know why I want this so bad. There's enough people in the. In the live right now to subscribe to our. To our podcast and give us 100,000.

[Tyler]

I'm not gonna lie. When Valhalla VFT got his recently hurt, we were being supportive, but we were like, yeah, he got.

[Brent]

He got us.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And he got his plaque.

[Tyler]

He got his plaque quick.

[Brent]

I'm just glad. I was glad to hear that.

[Tyler]

So that means we'll get it.

[Drew]

James De La Cruz says old vet here. Hey, Brent, when did SOF guys get issued blurred face masks? Because I see a lot of pictures of them with blurred faces.

[Brent]

You get it? Issued after otc. The other ones had to buy. Everyone else in the soft community had to buy theirs.

[Tyler]

How to use the app.

[Brent]

To use the app.

[Drew]

Jordan story. Crazy guy. He says I'm Drew Tucker.

[Brent]

I'm Drew Tucker. I don't think you've seen the. You got to say it in the same. In the same anchor.

[Tyler]

Oh, Anchorman.

[Brent]

I'm Drew Tucker.

[Tyler]

I'm Drew Tucker.

[Drew]

I'm Drew Tucker.

[Brent]

There you go.

[Drew]

Oh, okay.

[Tyler]

Because he signs off and he goes, I'm Ron. I'm Ron Burgundy.

[Drew]

Yeah, I've only seen it twice.

[Brent]

A long time ago.

[Drew]

All right, Joey. Thank God he didn't mag dump. Also, with the cartels, you have to be aware of their willingness to involve families and loved ones.

[Tyler]

True.

[Drew]

As tough as our cops are, some may hesitate to risk their kids. It's a different game.

[Brent]

It's not. That's. That's where you're wrong. You know, me, families and. And kids, we've. We've shot around on target. There's. They're willing to do the same thing overseas. That is. That's. That's. That's. Same, same day, different place.

[Drew]

Fitz's place. He knows it. He says, the hot thing had me crying.

[Brent]

Had me crying, too, but different tears. Different tears.

[Drew]

Brandt. Are unit guys A class shooters? Are unit guys A class shooters or better?

[Tyler]

Why don't you ask that question, Taylor?

[Drew]

You like. You. You like being a cop more than being in the army? Love the show, guys.

[Brent]

That's a good question, actually. Yeah, they're. They're. They're a double plus shooters.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I do. I mean, I joined the army to just do my time and do my. And go to war. And then I was barred from big boy army for a while because I got a misdemeanor charge. That was a conviction. So I couldn't go to anything in the bear program for a while, so I decided to get.

[Drew]

All right, that's all the super checks we have for now. We'll come back to them later. You got an Instagram video you want to show?

[Tyler]

Yeah, we got a bunch of Instagram. I'm looking at a $50 one that says, I want to hear Bert's take on Blackhawks in D.C. yeah.

[Brent]

Which if you're here early enough, we covered it.

[Tyler]

Paid 50 bucks.

[Brent]

Yeah, maybe you weren't here for it, but the Blackhawks, ndc. It was the very beginning of the show, and it wasn't that long. We can rehash real quick for 50 bucks. They. Those guys in that unit are flying around. VIPs are flying around. You know, the SEC DEF. They're flying this. You know, the CIS insect F. They're flying around generals. So that is a routine flight that they do all the time. And they were practicing for that. So it was not. There is a need for that. Anyone who's been to D.C. and been in traffic like those guys have to get around D.C. to make quick decisions to go to go to meetings. So I don't have a, I don't have a problem with that. And it just, I don't know why I haven't. I tried to research it because information comes out so quick. Literally an hour before the show, I was googling that, seeing if I could find something else that gave some more information of why that disaster happened. But we know that it wasn't an odd flight. It's a flight they do all the time. They were practicing. There are plenty of flight hours on, on the, on as an eval flight for the, for the, for the pilot and co pilot. It was nothing out of the ordinary other than the result, which is absolutely disastrous and sad.

[Drew]

Will be interesting when the investigation gets done. But I wonder if some of the folks in the chats could help us out on this. I mean, I'm pretty sure commercial airlines, they have like alerts, they have alarms when you get into a close, you know, vicinity of another aircraft. Like there's, there's an alarm that goes off in the car cockpit and maybe, I mean, is it because it was a military aircraft that it doesn't have that, that indicator? I don't know.

[Tyler]

I doubt it. I mean, it's probably just should have been going off. It's either A, there's, it's going off a lot because they're at an airport, so they're kind of like lowering their guard because they're just constantly hearing it all the time, or B, they heard it, but it was too fast. Oh, speaking of which, I saw our sign reminded me Human Performance has passed A, an amazing deal on to our Patreon subscribers. So that sounds like a shameless plug to join our Patreon. But if you're, if you're considering TRT for the next 30 days, this is the only deal for a month. I would drop the money in the Patreon to get the deal that's being offered by Human Performance. Just wanted to throw that out there because it's that good of a deal.

[Drew]

Are you able to say how good a deal it is?

[Tyler]

No, no.

[Drew]

You just have to trust it. Patreon. Trust it.

[Tyler]

Go to Instagram.

[Drew]

Let's do. What do you want to do, brother?

[Tyler]

Go, go up right there. Bro. Loves his job. I just thought this was awesome. It was a police chase and These cops had the time of their life, and they let them know who they're with. He piss one keeps on going. Apparently there's two cars in question.

[Drew]

Oh, dang. There's second pit.

[Brent]

And now you're going backwards. Where did she think she was going to run to go, let's go.

[Tyler]

You know, who the you running from?

[Brent]

She knows now.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I just thought that was cool, man.

[Brent]

I love it. I love it. I love the swag. And that's the confidence and the swag our cops should have. It really is.

[Drew]

I mean, that girl didn't hesitate. She jumped. After being pitted going backwards for all that time, getting hit in the front by the cop car. She jumps out of the car and.

[Brent]

Jumps the concrete wall for about three steps.

[Tyler]

Yeah, she. She was under the impression she wasn't going to get chased.

[Drew]

You didn't have to run her down. You just got to get like four feet behind her and grab those hair extensions.

[Tyler]

You know, you're in the hood, too. When you're driving around, you see weaves all over the road because they fight and they pull each other's weaves out.

[Brent]

Really? Do you have to bob and weave to get around them? Oh, dad joke.

[Drew]

All right.

[Brent]

Don't shake your head like that.

[Tyler]

That was a good dad joke.

[Drew]

Wasn't his first.

[Tyler]

All right, so let's go into the Philly.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

I was just happy to see this. Philly. Philly had their borderline civil unrest when they won the playoff, the division championship. I did not know that this existed, but Philly PD and I guess I talked to Nick from Good Cop Bad Cop, who's retired Philly. He said that they do. And also the highway patrol up there wear leather jackets.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

I thought that was a 70s thing because it looks very militant. So a lot of people got away from that. It looks like you're about to invade Poland and. But it looks sexy as fuck. So let's play.

[Brent]

All right.

[Tyler]

And they are not fucking around with these guys.

[Brent]

Let me see. Let me see. Oh, I see it.

[Drew]

Got the Rocky music playing.

[Brent]

He didn't do anything. Yeah, they just randomly pulled him out for no reason. Oh, boy. They got those. They got those fences up quick.

[Tyler]

You know what? It makes me happy, though.

[Drew]

I want to see this full rush one more time. It's like an O line sitting a screen.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And it makes me happy that this is about. No, no, no. I'm saying, like, the civil unrest is because American football team won a division championship and it's not over a good shoot by the police. That makes me happy. This is what America's about. Flood the streets, get beat up by the cops. Your team won. They're probably never gonna win again in your lifetime.

[Brent]

Part of the experience.

[Tyler]

Yes, it's the American experience. It's not. It's not all the other bullshit that. That people ride over so good for them.

[Brent]

It's Philly, but I love it. But they're right. When they set a precedence, when. When Philly PD says it's time to clear out, it's time to clear out.

[Tyler]

Because if you don't. This was another section.

[Brent]

They won't respect you.

[Tyler]

This is what happens. Play that one.

[Drew]

Mom and dad say it's time to go to bed.

[Brent]

That's right. It's time to go to bed. Or else they won't respect you. This stuff makes me so mad. This stuff makes me so mad.

[Tyler]

The amount of disrespect and they don't understand what they're with. You quarter a cop like that. Let's say he can't. Oh, you're good.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Now, that's a cornered cop. That is a mob. Where I guarantee you his gun's gonna come out at some point if he can't get out. But notice how none of them tugged on his door because they know that they open the back seat, which again, is dangerous, because then they can't. All there is is a screen protecting you from them.

[Brent]

Well, we got. We gotta apply the same thing. Are they. Are they saying violent things if they're not saying violence?

[Tyler]

I think you could articulate what's.

[Brent]

What's different. What's different?

[Tyler]

The. The setting is that. Oh, man, that's a good question.

[Brent]

I know. I actually hated to bring it up.

[Tyler]

I think it's that. That guttural feeling that you see when you see that. That cop car getting flooded by people with the disrespect. And what if they did open his door? You think, okay, they're going after him. Not necessarily trying to get in a doorway.

[Brent]

Here's. I had to think about it for a second. When asked, he, at this point, to me, truly has no egress. He has no egress. He is completely surrounded that. I will stand by this. Especially after seeing what the Speaker's house lobby looked like with a massive hallway and all of those rooms and eat. Like he had options. If that cop gets pulled out right there, he has no options. Yeah, there's the difference.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Brent]

Agreed.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah. It took me a second to put it together because I was like, ah, what's the Difference. That's the difference.

[Tyler]

Here's. But what if somebody's just standing in front of your car, not engaging your car, not threatening you, they're passively resisting you by standing in front of your car and they're trying to get in your door. Do you run that person over to get away from them, or do you say, I can't put this person in harm. I have to engage the threat now.

[Brent]

I hate this. The big city, all PDs need to get in front of this and put out and put out, you know, an edict and be like, hey, if you stand in front of our police officer's car, you are prohibiting our police officers from doing their job and.

[Tyler]

Or getting to safety, or getting to.

[Brent]

Safety or to go, you know, rescue someone or protect our citizens if you willingly put yourself there. They are allowed that. They can drive. They can drive.

[Tyler]

It can happen. If they need to, they can go through you.

[Brent]

And. And as they should. As they. To be honest with you, as they should.

[Tyler]

Well, it infuriates me when they stand. They block ambulances like they're trying to get to somebody. Yeah, you're hurting somebody you don't even know, but you think you're fucking with the ambulance driver, fine. That's not like fucking with the cops. The ambulance driver's literally there to help people and not engage you at all. But they're trying to get to somebody else and you're stopping that person you've never met before from getting care.

[Drew]

Here's the thing. What bothers me is the.

[Tyler]

Yeah, exactly. They need to get to the hospital.

[Brent]

Time to go.

[Drew]

What bothers me is the double standard. And it's the standard that we hold cops to. And of course, we hold our first sponsors military to a high standard, but it cannot be an unreasonable standard. Look, if I'm at a gas station and there is a gentleman standing in front of my truck so that I can't go, and there's another gentleman trying to open my door, guess what? I'm gonna go.

[Tyler]

I gotta go.

[Drew]

I'm gonna drive right over that dude.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you're gonna go like this.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And then drive over?

[Drew]

Yeah. And so, you know, legal or not, that's what's happening. And I don't. I don't know why I shouldn't get protected for that. So.

[Brent]

Yeah, I agree.

[Drew]

Cops should have the same protection.

[Brent]

You made a good point.

[Tyler]

You changed my opinion. About what? Oh, the. The comparison about the grass.

[Brent]

About the. Yeah, he changed my opinion.

[Tyler]

I thought he was crazy when he.

[Brent]

Was saying that that Cop, you know.

[Tyler]

Should have thought better.

[Brent]

But now that I realize he had that.

[Tyler]

You just turned John into a liberal thing.

[Brent]

No, just turning him into a thinker is what I did. I don't. I don't want. I don't want Democrats. I don't want conservatives. I just want logical, consistent thinkers. Let's. Let's take. Let's take the colors and the DNRs off. Let's just go with that, bro.

[Tyler]

I think we have one or two more videos. They're pretty short. Oh, my goodness. Stop. We gotta talk about our sponsors.

[Drew]

Let's do it.

[Tyler]

And the Patreon giveaways and the caption.

[Brent]

Let's go.

[Tyler]

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[Brent]

Which two nights ago, couldn't go to sleep. Couldn't go to sleep. And I was like, I got to get my days and nights turned around because of shot show. Took some, got me to sleep. You still struggling? Yeah, took some, knocked me right out. Had great sleep.

[Tyler]

And I've heard this. I haven't experienced it. If you can see me, Brent, I've heard that the next day after you take this cbd, your fucking joints don't hurt anymore. Because what it does is it actually combats inflammation in your entire body. So it was pretty dope that my friend told me about. So go sleepless nights, get rid of them.

[Brent]

Sorry.

[Tyler]

And it's guaranteed they will give your money back if you're not impressed by the product. And let's go to our other sponsors.

[Brent]

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[Tyler]

Antihero10. Now those guys are good dudes. They're active cops and I don't know what super steel is, but it sounds pretty cool. And Brent's got his blade out right now. I can't hear you.

[Brent]

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[Tyler]

Thanks again to these guys sponsors keeping the lights on for us. Just like the Patreon. We couldn't do it without these guys. Couldn't do it without our Patreon. Couldn't do without you guys in the super chats.

[Brent]

Oh thank you.

[Tyler]

Appreciate everybody. That's why we give you these dank ass memes that we're about to play.

[Brent]

Before we go to some super chats. Let's, let's set up another topic that's a little bit near and dear to my heart. Shall we? Colombia and Trump got into a little bit of a clash over, over the last few days and I want to get it right. So I will tell you exactly what what happened. Did you hear about this? The little bit of the skirmish?

[Tyler]

No.

[Brent]

Then let me tell you. So they're calling it Con Air Colombia. So what happened was two of President Donald Trump's deportation flights to Columbia were packed full of innocent people, according to officials in South America.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Brent]

On Sunday 20. In 1996, Trump threatened Colombia with crippling tariffs, sanctions, visa restrictions, travel bans and border clampdowns after President Petro denied entry to two US Military planes full of the deportees. He requested that these process that the process be carried out with dignity and respect. Trump only retracted his harsh threats after a South American counterpart backed down and agreed to accept the flights. But now officials in the country have claimed that there were no criminals on board two flights that arrived in Columbia soil. They are not criminals. Colombia's foreign minister said on X. Being a migrant is not a crime. Let me tell you, if you enter our country illegally, that makes you a criminal. I don't like. It's insane to me to say they're not criminals. They are. They entered our country illegally. The Washington Post reported that two pregnant women and 20 or more children were on board, but no illegal criminals that Trump had railed against. And let me tell you, all those people are going to take resources in your communities and go to your hospitals and you will be standing in line against some behind someone who should have never been here in the first place. And you're going to wonder why. Thank you for getting them out of here if they didn't come in here legally. That was not what they said. That's what I said. Um. One man had crossed the border into us the week before, told a radio station Columbia that America border agents shackled his hands and feet. That's what we do to the criminals on a flight. Another man said that when he crossed the border on January 20th. Check this out. Border agents gave him a curt greeting. Do you know who the next president is? The fun is over for you here. The music has changed. You've got to go back. Love it. Colombia sent planes to collect 91 deportees from El Paso, Texas, and 110 people from San Diego and flew them to the capital of Bogota. There they were given medical care and food. That's who should be giving a medical care, medical care and food. And promise resettlement help by officials. It's almost over. Andrea Barentino, 36, was on the the El Paso flight. He said he and his fellow countrymen were treated like gangsters by US Border agents. We didn't do anything wrong. I'm not a criminal. Yes, I crossed the border illegally, but I was doing that to help my family and they treated me like I was a gangster. Like, the irony in that statement is I didn't do anything illegal while Deportation flights to Colombia are common occurrence. The style in which Trump carried them out on US Military planes did not sit well. The Colombian president. They are Colombians. They are free and dignified, and they are in their homeland where they're loved. The migrant is not a criminal. He is a human being who wants to work in progress to live life. It goes on and on. But I'll tell you, if you treated them so well and. And things were so great there, they wouldn't be coming to our country. So do better. Give you. Give them some opportunity and hope and don't have them come over illegally.

[Tyler]

You know what that reminds me of? When Desantis bust all those people up north to.

[Brent]

To those. What they call those places sanctuary cities.

[Tyler]

Yeah. That was a gangster.

[Brent]

Yeah. Of course, they weren't so essential city friendly when they're coming to their state. We give Colombia $400 million in foreign aid every year, and it is a. It is a place where we have Green Berets year round training them, helping them. That doesn't even count the millions and millions and tens and if not hundred millions of dollars that the US Military puts in to trying to keep that a safer place. And I. And I can't wait to have Dan Crenshaw on, because that's one thing I want to talk to him about, which is foreign aid. I'm tired of it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we got to hit some contest winners. The caption contest, it was a picture of you chase Josh and somebody else at the range at Shasho.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So they did a caption contest. Best caption wins.

[Brent]

That was horrible, by the way. It was so cold and windy.

[Tyler]

It is. So the prize is a box of swag and goodies from our friends we linked up with at shot show. And it's going to be going to Trent Rodriguez Stop tearing down veterans. So Vanessa will be sending that out. She has all the swag. The winner of the Patreon giveaway is Mary Long. Mary, this week's Patreon giveaway is Lewis and Clark, Northeast, Northwest Passage, French roast, Annie Oakley, Straight shooter, Espresso. Oh, this is from coffee. Okay. And 1788, Frontier Lone Rangers, courtesy of Frontier Coffee Company.

[Brent]

Nice, guys.

[Tyler]

Courtesy in stickers, courtesy of Gun Owners of America. So that's this. Congratulations, Mary. Appreciate you being on the Patreon and good luck to everybody. I think next week's gonna be another cloud defense. Attack Light.

[Brent]

Nice. So everyone should have it. If you have an AR or even a pistol, you better have attack light on it.

[Tyler]

Can I enter to win that? Because I do not have one of mine. My personal.

[Brent]

Yes, you can. I won. The winner next week is Tyler.

[Drew]

Someone get him a tag light for his birthday.

[Tyler]

Drew gave me a five pack of beer tonight for my birthday.

[Brent]

Five pack.

[Drew]

I got thirsty.

[Brent]

True.

[Drew]

Are we going to have something published this Monday? Do we have a teaser for what's coming out this Monday?

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's the Extortion 17 episode. Billy Vong came on. Dude, we're talking. I. That guy is a character. He's a good dude. He's a great guy, and. But he does not care what people think about him and his voice. I had to call him today, and we're trying to get ISR footage from him that we still don't have. We got somebody. What I was asking for.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

And he. His voicemail is. I cannot come to the phone right now due to being busy or I just don't want to answer you. That's his voicemail, so. But, yeah, that'll be a good one no matter what.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Essentially what it is is his argument was that when the crash. When the crash happened, the DOD's timeline say. I think he says it, but I think he said the Rangers were the first one to show up on the DoD official timeline of response. However, the ISR footage shows five people walking around assessing the crash site and then walking away and leaving.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And so conspiracy or no conspiracy, that was on the ISR feed. So we're like, oh, damn. Well, we're trying to get that ISR footage.

[Brent]

Yeah. And the other thing, as a teaser that I didn't know, I always thought they launched because the Rangers were in trouble and needed a QRF spoiler alert. That may or may not be true.

[Tyler]

You are not the father.

[Brent]

You should absolutely watch the episode. It's a really good one.

[Tyler]

Bag.

[Brent]

I.

[Tyler]

Super chats.

[Brent]

Super chat me.

[Drew]

All right, let's see what we got here. All right. This is Justin Carang, 100 bucks sitting on a rig in the middle of the Gulf of America.

[Brent]

Oh, yes, Daddy.

[Drew]

Tyler, use the DFO or JDAMs. I don't know what the. On the Cartel for maximum effect. Can only use one.

[Brent]

The. Okay, use. Use the. I'm assuming the Delta Force or JDAMs on the cartel for maximum. You know, at the end of the day, no mission goes. Goes completely. Right. And there's no reason to put good Americans that are fathers and husbands and sons in harm's way. Drop a JDAM on them.

[Drew]

All right.

[Brent]

That sends a message.

[Tyler]

We did in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[Brent]

That's right. We can clean this up one bomb at a time. Oh, did you see where someone said it may? We talked about the Gulf of America being just a brilliant move, that it may have some intended consequences, that some of the drilling that's. That's not allowed in the Gulf of Mexico.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's the Gulf of America now.

[Brent]

Well, if it's not the Gulf of Mexico, it's called the Gulf of America. I guess that doesn't apply anymore. I don't know if that's true or not, but I love the thinking behind it if it is.

[Tyler]

Remember. Hey, Drew, Remember when Darth Vader told Leia, he said, I think it was Leia. He said, I've altered the rules, pray I don't alter them anymore. I've altered the rules, pray I do not alter them anymore.

[Drew]

Marcus Stryker. I see in the comments you had a birthday. Happy birthday, Tyler. Here is some beer money to celebrate with the crew. With a crew.

[Tyler]

Thanks, man.

[Brent]

The crew.

[Drew]

Nice.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Drew]

Zeta says I made Drew say effingd. Makes me a MF and winner. Figured I'd throw down another $20. Now, Tyler, considering your experience from the outside looking in, what does it feel like to have a Virginia?

[Tyler]

Have a what?

[Drew]

A Virginia.

[Tyler]

Have a Virginia.

[Brent]

A vagina.

[Tyler]

A vagina. Oh, I know who that is. That's not funny, Taylor. Not funny. I don't have a vagina.

[Brent]

He has a front hole.

[Drew]

All right. Ofc. Bird did the right thing. The speaker lobby doors were closed, locked, and blocked because J6 riders were moving through the Capitol, breaking and stealing items. Clearly a threshold. Bird told her to stop multiple times. It's on video. She breached the threshold.

[Brent]

That is. That is your opinion. Like, I'm. I'm not saying. I'm not saying it's wrong. We. We all have our opinions, and I.

[Drew]

And I like your opinion, Jay.

[Brent]

We. Say it again. Yeah. At the end of the day, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. I'll never have to worry about them shooting me, because I won't be doing that.

[Drew]

Brandon says participating in mob mentality baffles me.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Might just be me, but a lot of people are way too stupid for me to just blindly partake in poop with a group of random people. Appreciate the Thursday lives. Keep up the great work, Bert and Ernie.

[Brent]

You know, there's something else to be said about that, and I really. I think we will. I really want to do a January 6 episode. There's a. There's a lot to be un. Unpacked there. And there's as. As I look into it. A little bit more. There's, there's definitely some things out there that I don't think people know about. But when it comes to the agitators and the FBI agitators that we now know were there, at the end of the day, I don't care if an agitator is there. It's on you to follow that person and have mob mentality. I'm not saying it's right, but in the day, just because I'm a, a, I'm a grown ass man. Just because someone's doing that doesn't mean. Oh, he's doing that now. I want to break windows. Like it's, he's still your own person. I don't, I don't understand the mom mentality either. You're right.

[Drew]

Right wing nut. Feeling generous.

[Tyler]

Yeah, baby.

[Drew]

Giving Tonto a break tonight. Andy is right. People refuse to look at the context of personal accountability.

[Tyler]

I mean, okay, real quick, remember overseas on the big fobs where they integrated women into the mixed them with combat arms and there was a lot of actual sexual assaults going on. Yes. Somebody told me about that and they didn't like my answer. And my answer to that was very simple. It's wrong, it's horrible, absolutely disgusting. And everybody should be punished. But you know how you stop that? Stops putting fucking women with a bunch of savage dudes. You're asking for it at that point there. That's, that's the way to stop it. If you don't like the way to stop it, I'm sorry. That's accountability.

[Brent]

I wish I could remember his name. Ralph. He's a, he's a real, he's a pretty famous comedian. Black guy, a little bit overweight. He's a legend. Hilarious. But he, he was talking about women in the workplace. He described it like this. He's like, man, you got a bunch of grizzly bears just walking around. Oh, I'm a grizzly bear. And then you got these. And then you put these salmon and you're like, hey, grizzly bear, don't touch the salmon. You gotta, but you just gotta work with them. And it's, and it's like. And then they, then they cover this salmon and, and all this honey called tight dresses and short skirts, but you can't touch the salmon. He's like, oh, I just want to bite. I'm a grizzly bear. And the way he says it is hilarious. But as always with, with good comedy, there's some truth to it. There's absolutely some truth of that.

[Drew]

That's what Seinfeld said. Yeah, let's see who we got next. All right, Victor, Brent, just to do a quick research on who's Petro? The president of Colombia. He was part of the Farks. Great show as always. Bravo Zulu.

[Brent]

Yeah. Part of the Farks. In fact, I thought that doesn't surprise me. I think. I think I've been told that before when he was running the thing that that guy could even have a platform to run for the president after being a part of the Farks is insane.

[Drew]

What also is insane is what the president of Cuba said about Trump. They said Trump is being abusive by having the illegal immigrants going to Guantanamo Bay, the immigration area for 30,000 people. The irony of the president of Cuba, people trying to flee your country telling.

[Brent]

Trump he's abusive Cuba. Tell us more about how we should. Governor, people make cigars and shut up. Oh, man.

[Drew]

Can't make this stuff up.

[Brent]

You guys aren't even making good cigars anymore. Make better cigars and shut up.

[Tyler]

That's right.

[Drew]

You want a good cigar, you go to fr.com drew with the plug. You would have to believe in the warrant. This is Nick. Nice. You would have to believe in the Warren Commission single bullet theory to believe Oswald was a lone shooter. The single bullet or magic bullet theory is absurd. Everyone's thoughts on woke General Millie.

[Brent]

The magic bullet one is a funny thing. It's where the bullet just kind of magically appears. And I have a theory about that. We should probably do a JFK thing.

[Tyler]

We need to do a JFK episode before the files drop.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah. I've watched several documentaries on that. I do. I am a little bit enthralled with that woke General Miley. General Miley is an absolute cancer to our military. He should have never been put in charge in it. And as soon as he said some of the stupid things he did and did some of his woke agenda things to weaken our military, he should have been. He should have been kicked out of the military with no retirement. That's how I feel about General Millie.

[Tyler]

Say it, would you, Chess?

[Drew]

Was he in charge of like purchasing toilet paper for the army? What kind of general was he?

[Brent]

He's.

[Tyler]

Are you making a joke and I'm just not getting.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah. He's.

[Drew]

I mean, there's generals out there. I mean, their. Their job is just to do corporate crap like that.

[Brent]

No, I mean when you get there to get to that level, you have to be combat arms. I believe. I believe you. As a long tab, I'm almost positive that he has a Special Forces stab. They almost.

[Tyler]

Disappointment, huh?

[Brent]

What a disappointment.

[Tyler]

God, I hate that.

[Brent]

Get out of here. I can't wait for him to leave.

[Tyler]

That's like in the cop world where you just see an admin brass sackless piece of spineless and you're like, back in the day. He used to be a good cop.

[Brent]

Yeah. Yeah, he was probably a good ODA commander, I'm guessing. And then sold his soul throwing another.

[Drew]

$20 for Tyler's birthday. Enjoy, bud. From Victor.

[Tyler]

Thank you, Victor.

[Drew]

Absolutely.

[Tyler]

YouTube just took $5 of that. Over $5.

[Drew]

Bilal Malak. Do Delta operators have similar personalities or are there a bunch of anime nerd people in there too? Lol. Also, always wondered, any Muslims in Delta?

[Brent]

We do have very, very similar personalities. On target. Somehow, some way, there are a bunch of different personalities. No anime nerds. But you get us on target and we're very, very like minded.

[Tyler]

Do you think any sit when they pee?

[Brent]

I hope not.

[Tyler]

They're not going to tell you if they do.

[Brent]

Yeah, they're not gonna tell me. Do I. If there are any Muslims at the unit? Not that I know of.

[Tyler]

I thought you said there was one back in the day. When we talk about that. A Muslim.

[Brent]

There was a Green. There's a Green Beret that was a Muslim when we were going on my first deployment to Africa. Afghanistan. And he felt the need to stand up in front of the whole company and say, hey, yeah, I'm a Muslim. But just so you know, like, I'm. I'm with you guys, like anything happens. Don't. Don't you question my loyalty one bit. So sorry.

[Drew]

There's a lot of Christians that know their Bible either, right? Not a big deal.

[Brent]

Yeah. So it wasn't a good Muslim, but it was good groomery.

[Drew]

It's good.

[Brent]

Oh, Patrice O'Neill. That's who it is. I'm telling you. Look up Patrice O'Neill. Grizzlies and Salmon in the workplace. And it's. It's a funny skit. It's a funny skit. Thank you. Who is that?

[Drew]

It was Blitz.

[Brent]

Thank you. Thank you, Brits Camaro.

[Drew]

There you go. Camaro.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Brent]

Brits Camaro.

[Tyler]

Yeah. We're messing up names.

[Drew]

Got the car. All right, we got. Oh, here's maybe surprising, but TK And General Millie are personal friends.

[Brent]

And hang.

[Drew]

Out at each other's houses. You can look that up pretty well.

[Tyler]

And touch each other's wieners.

[Drew]

Iceman, you can be my wingman anytime.

[Brent]

He will hang out with anyone that he thinks will further his career.

[Tyler]

Oh, man, you're gonna get it. You're gonna get a Congressman Kennedy. I guarantee it.

[Brent]

And I'm glad. I'm glad. There is an antihero podcast out there that. That is open source. They don't have to look very hard to try to see because he will get. You know, they will investigate his background before they allow him to do things like that. He will have to answer for everything we've exposed, and we're not done.

[Drew]

We've got a couple more videos.

[Tyler]

We got one more. In the spirit of football.

[Brent]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Let's play it.

[Max]

Mr. Mooney.

[Brent]

Yes, sir.

[Max]

Can I say one thing?

[Brent]

You may. You may.

[Max]

My son is getting ready to play in the Super Bowl. Okay?

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Max]

No, just listen to me.

[Drew]

Just listen to.

[Max]

I am not drunk. I promise you, okay? I've had some drinks, but he can't have this right now, okay? Sir, this can't. Listen, this can't happen.

[Brent]

Who's your son?

[Max]

Patrick Mahomes.

[Brent]

Okay? Look at that cop.

[Max]

And. And. And he can't have that right now.

[Brent]

Cops aren't the rest. You can't bribe them. I don't care.

[Max]

I mean, I can have somebody come get me and take me home, but this, right now is not the right time for that, I promise you.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's not. You should have thought about that.

[Max]

Listen, I don't. I don't say a lot of stuff about nothing. I've had a couple of drinks. Yes, I have. Yes, sir, but I am not drunk, okay? I mean, I would probably stop talking, blow over the legal limit, but. Dude, serious, Seriously. I mean, we don't have stars from around here. He's from White House. I'm. I'm very, very knowledgeable and capable. Dude, I can get somebody to come get me. I mean, we just can't have this.

[Brent]

Okay, sir, give me just a few minutes. I'll come back and talk.

[Max]

Please. Thank you.

[Brent]

All right, I'll say this. He's throwing a Hail Mary, just like his son. Throw the hell Mary. He was respectful for doing it, and it doesn't. Doesn't hurt to try.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You know, and he wasn't an about it. No, no, no, he wasn't. But I've. This episode's really, like, shored up who I'm. Who I'm rooting for in the Super Bowl. But between. Between that and the Philly PD just, you know, laying down the law. Between those two videos, I got to go for the Eagles. And I'm. I don't know if I've ever rooted for the Eagles.

[Tyler]

Okay, let me put you in this situation, Brent.

[Brent]

Oh, no.

[Tyler]

Who's your NFL team?

[Brent]

I don't really have an NFL team.

[Tyler]

Who's your college team?

[Brent]

Florida Gators.

[Tyler]

Florida Gators.

[Brent]

Easy.

[Tyler]

Who's the starting quarterback for the Florida Gators?

[Brent]

Anthony. Gosh almost said Anthony Richardson. Mertz got hurt and then. You got to be kidding me right now. I, I know. I just said they're my team. Well, and I can't name the B that came in for, For Mertz. Lagway. DJ Lagway.

[Tyler]

Gosh. DJ Lagway put me on the spot. He's in the bowl of all Bulls. They made it. They made it. They're playing the game of all games. You've been waiting your entire life to see this game. You're the arresting officer. Do you want D.J. to be affected by his dad getting a DUI?

[Brent]

I, I, I hate to say this.

[Drew]

I don't think you would be surprised.

[Brent]

And I hate to say this, but you, you can. This, this goes back to the, to the Miami Dogs thing. You treat people differently, and that's a weird man. I got to unpack that. The. And you might give them a little more leeway when, you know, cameras. That's different because different cameras are involved with, with Tyrique. But I was, but I was cons. I was consistent with this. But the law remains the same. Like, you enforce the law. I would have to enforce the law. Absolutely. You'd have to, man. You know, and I don't think that's a far stretch to make. Like, when, you know, cameras are around and, you know everything you're about to do is being dissected, you might act a little differently.

[Tyler]

The entire Gators community just hated your guts for it. So be it.

[Brent]

So be it. I mean, you gotta.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean, deputize this man.

[Drew]

Well, I mean, whose fault is it, right?

[Brent]

Come on. Is it a cop or.

[Drew]

If you're so worried about your son and how he feels, maybe you shouldn't get drunk and be an idiot.

[Tyler]

I bet you somebody the Phillies like that movie the Campaign. Somebody probably purposely got him drunk and then and then called the cops, like driving.

[Brent]

How do I know? I've been feeding them shops all night.

[Drew]

It's just absurd these days, the lack of personal accountability and just pushing the blame game somewhere else.

[Brent]

Right?

[Drew]

It's everywhere.

[Tyler]

We got a couple more super chats and we're going to wrap it up. You want me to. You got, you got to. You got the.

[Brent]

God, it's fast. Just two hours are fast on this. Yeah. What? Two more super chats.

[Drew]

Well, let's see. We got a 20. That was Iceman. See, Jalapeno came in on the JFK thing. JFK was shot in the head by a negligent discharge from a Secret Service agent with an AR15 in the car behind. Look into that. Plenty of support, including photos. Interesting. I heard a different story.

[Tyler]

Hey, how dare you?

[Brent]

Don't you say you heard a different story.

[Drew]

Jordan. Story says Brent. You're better than that.

[Tyler]

You're better than that.

[Drew]

You're better than that.

[Brent]

I'm not.

[Drew]

We have five minutes. Let's see. Michael Wheeler, thank you for the decompression of a show after a tough day here in Roke.

[Tyler]

Hey, that's where I'm from. Yeah, that's my hometown.

[Drew]

You're welcome, Michael.

[Tyler]

Same thing for us, Michael.

[Drew]

Michael Wheeler. 50 bucks.

[Tyler]

Fireman.

[Drew]

Thank you, brother. Thank you very much.

[Tyler]

DM me and tell me who you are.

[Brent]

Tonight's song is near and dear to My Heart, because when I was in Syria, we had a fifth group, Green Beret, working with us. His name was called Travis H. He introduced this song to me, and every time I play it, he's super good dude. I think about hanging out with him, going on Target with him, and cruising around Syria looking for a fight. That's the night's song.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Brent]

Probably haven't heard it before. I didn't hear it before, before he showed it to me.

[Tyler]

All right. Well, again, thank you guys for joining us. Magnet, thank you for coming. John, thank you for coming.

[Brent]

Last time I said there's no way all of your subscribers to our podcast right now, a third of you, could go subscribe this podcast and put us over a hundred thousand do it. I'm asking you. I don't ask for much, guys.

[Tyler]

I think probably everybody in this is probably already subscribed.

[Brent]

Probably around the YouTube. Hit the like button.

[Tyler]

Yeah, hit the like button. Like. And smash that like button.

[Drew]

And we're looking for good ideas for an episode to celebrate our 100, 000 subscribers. So if you guys got any ideas, throw them out.

[Tyler]

Hey, and where's the plaque gonna go, Brian?

[Brent]

Oh, good question.

[Tyler]

Everything's split pretty down the middle here.

[Brent]

Yeah, I do love all the way.

[Tyler]

Up to the Berets.

[Brent]

Yeah, we'll find room. We'll find room. All right, here we go.

[Tyler]

I think we should put it. Thanks, guys. Been another great Thursday night for the boys. We'll see you next Thursday.